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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29
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New York. Oct 2s.-PauI J. Sorg. Q
member OF congress Tor the Third district
of Ohio. reached this city today on board
the stearmer Teutonic from Liverpool
Berlin, oct. 8.-Perry Barrholow. the
United States consul al Mayence. - be-
ing prosecuted for severely inJuring an
inmate OF his house by striking him on
the head with a revolver.
Madrid, oct. 2s.--An official dfspatc',
from Manila says that General Jsramii-
la has defeated two large bodies OF tn
surgents near the river Peuslrit. killing
seventy-seven OF them. Only two Span
isrds were wounded.
Pittsburg. Pa, Oct. es.-An explosion
Of natural gas at Avalon. a suburb OF
Allegheny. about 1:10 O'Clock this morn
ing. killed Bessie Osborne aged II ycars.
and seriously injured her brother. Dale.
aged years. and her sister. Edith. aged
years TIE house vas badly wrecked.
The explosion was caused by q leak In
the kitchen pipes.
Albany. y. Y. oct. 3s--Attorney Gen.
eral Hancock today rendered decision
refusing % grant the application Of cer-
tain citizens % Long Island City for
permission 70 begin quo warranto pro-
ceedings 10 test the title OF T. J. Gleason
10 the Office OF mayor Of Long Island
City on th- ground that he was not \
nsturalized citizen of the United States
San Francylsco. Cali. Oct zs-Ths
death OF Jacob Davis Of Philadslphis To-
day WAS announced by a private dis
patch this afternoon. Davis was a plo-
neer Of 40 ana partner % Alexander
Boyd IN the well kGDwn Arm of Boyd Il
Davis. whose operations In royalty and
heavy financial projects in this state
have been perhaps the .arksst uGdertak-
en- BY local capitalists.
New York. Oct. Is Daniel " Bennett,
who founded ne gTst newspsp Der at p
Qua. Ohio. has died al his home In Brook
Ign a. the age " - years. While IA
the west. ne kept the Barnard house IA
Cincinnati. and there made the acqBai1-
taace or Abraham Lincoln. Governor o.
+. Morton and Ailea g. Thurman. He
removed % me east IA 1885. For come
time ne vas employed IN the treasury de-
partrnen; az W4ehington-
Knoxville. Tenn. oct - Bud Black.
the negro gf1o Killed iT7 men a; Coal
Creek Monday night T. nov IN Knox
county Jill he sss arrested yesterday
near the sceas q the shooting. asd a
MOI a once began 20 gather. 60 tss
sheriff Gid not take his sr.soHer 70 clla-
tDr. bot AZ once brought am On 10 znex-
vile During The CEhi Creek way. BLACK
si-sck ore y t5e cesI Creek soifssrs oa
he bead vita 5siil2ra cue. almost eaas
Ing his .ssafa.
He1T York. Oct 81 verdict for no.
90 saas rendered BY Jury IN fl5s case Il
Bridzsi Burke q Brookiyn. Who ssei
John Is4ssns and others - ne suo-ean.
curt. bForklga. 70 recover u. 90 Jana
20 from ne ioks u the lie q her has
t~a1. J0nu Burke. ~ho Vas killed n
ins eoisyss os ins Ireland husIas-x az
b=ss Broadway sr5 Eess Third ats-ss
~eT IoTs The FsTtics ~zs aas~ssSt
sEa3zsi irsisn9 alone. tss Contractor be.
sEg ezyzsTafsd-
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COLONEL FELLOWS FALLS ILL
Nervous Prostration Causes the Canceiing
of all His Ee naming Dates.

Louisville, KY, Oct. 2s.-Colonel John
r. Fellows Of New York City is quite Ill
in this city and has been forced to can
eel his remaining dates for speeches in
Kentucky. Last night it was feared that
he would be seriously sick, but his con-
dition was much improved today. Col.
onel Fellows is under the charge of
physician al the home of Mr. George VI.
Davis. chairman of the Kentucky gold
Democratic committee, and no visitors
are allowed TO see him.
Senator Lindsay, whose time Is now
filled for the rest of the campaign. con-
sented to fill Colonel Fellows appoint
ments at LaGrange today and at Hen
derson on the 3lst inst.
Colonel Fellows has been making a
very vigorous campaign and is suffering
from nervous prostration.
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The farmers and townspeopl

county. The farmers and townspeopie
listened intentiy 10 him for two hours,
although the weather was threatening.
Mr.. Flynn made a STRAIGHTFORWARD
presentation Of his work in the free
homes cause and the situation of the bill
in congress now. He proved every ut
terance from the records and effectually
refuted the many false statements now
being circulated by the opposition.
II was a great day for the free homes
cause and many voters who had been
doubling or supporting Mr.. Callahan
came out squarely for Flynn after the
meeting.
This meeting conclusively shows that
the size of Mr. Flynn's majority depends
only on the number of people who get
hold OF the facts OF the free homes ques-
tion as Mr.. Flynn gives them.
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The best of all medicines al this critical
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THIS WILL DIsCoURAGEIr
way round to Make Money Out of hs
Russian Thistle

Chamberlain, S. D.. Oct. eS.-As the re-
suit OF experiments last winter. the mill
at Castalia will again this winter use the
Russian thistle for fuel in place Of coal.
Ine proprietor OF the mill offers farm
ers sLo0 per ton for all the thistle they
bring in. Thus the farmers in that sec.
ton VIII receive an income from vha.
has heretofore been one Of their great
est enemies. the thistles growing in such
pTofus!on IN some localities that small
grain has been completely crowded out
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George Green Gets an Offer.

Son Francisco, Cali, Oct 2S.-George
Green, welterweight champion Of Cali
fornia, received today in a letter from
the National Sporting club of London an
offer of 500 pounds for a match with
Dick Burge. the English boxer. Burge
was 20 have met Tom Tracey but when
the latter was defeated by Green the ar
rangements were cancelled. If Green
accepts he will get Burge next March
and will fight for an added side bet Of
500 pounds. The club will allow 90 pounds
for expenses, but Green asks twice that
amount Birmingham, England, offers
Green 900 pounds to fight Burge. In
each case the contest would be twenty
r0uDdS
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Tschigorin 10 Chess Champion.

Buda Pesth, Oct. 2S-The fourth game
of the tie match between Charousek and
Tsehigorin for the first prize Of the in
ternational chessmasters tournament,
beaten after forty-six moves. Tschigorin
had the move. The opening was two
knights defence, and Charousek was
beaen after forty-six moves. Tschigorin
therefore takes first and Charousek Sec
Ond r,-izA
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Comes

With a better understanding of the
Wv transient nature of the many phys
zeal ills, which vanish before proper ct
forts-gentle efforts-pleasant Efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort IN
the knowledge, that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to constipated eondi.
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup Of Figs. prompt
" removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, ana is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs ON which it acts. 1t is therefore
ali important, in order tc get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arti.
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cab
fcrnia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold BY
all reputable druggists.
II in the enjoyment OF good health.
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
weH-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used aud gives most general satisfactlo1
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VOTERS RIGHTS COME FIRST
Judge SAuborn Gives Onion Pacific Re
celyeru Election Day Orders.

celver Election Day Orders.
Omaha, Neb., Oct. 2s.-The following
seif-explanatory order was filed today:
United States Circui: Court, District OF
Nebraska.
"F. Gordon Dexter and Oliver Aames.
second, eompla!nants. vs. The Union Pa
cific Railway company, ct al, defedants.
''Ordered. That the receivers OF the
Union Pacific Railroad. and their sub
ordinates, take such action, colsonaa:
with the reasonable operation OF the rail-
road trains upon the railroad. as viii
give each of their employees a reason
able opportunity 10 cast his vote at the
election on Nov. 8. 1896.
eSigned-) ''w. H. SANBORN,
Circuit Judge"
est. Paul, Oct q. 1885"
The order is quite unnecessary. as the
Union Pacific general manager had al
ready completed arrangements TO per-
nit sill employees 70 have sufficient time
on election day 70 vote. The policy OF
the company has always been IN this d.
rection.
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Bot Lee is Coming rhroush.

Havana, Oct &.-Genersl Futzhugh
Lee. the United States consul general.
Informed the correspondent OF TIE Asso-
ciated Press this evening that ie VIII
sail for New York On Saturday. General
Lee said that the purpose OF his trip was
70 vis.t his family and attend 20 private
business
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HOW ARE THE MIGHTY FALLEN
Poor Old Iuimaa " Too kssk for Even tn,
AI,eeGd Crowd

Chicago. Oct Ex-senator Iiiiman Re-
Gently offered TO make s9eeca n CHI
csgo for tie Democrats party. but h-s
services were II turn declined BY tie Ia
tionai, state and county committees Ne
was 4: last engaged by state senator.
however. aa5 Nil address meeting al
,hs stock yards t3nao-rry n.g1t
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revised statutes OF 1895. punishable by
Imprisonment OF from two 10 five years.
After hearing part OF the testimony
against Mr. Crawford. Acting Judge
Smith discharged the defendant on
techincality
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-10-29

Buffalo, n. Y, Oct. 2S.-LL H. George.
the Brockport road rider, has broken the
Century road record of America by
wheeling from Erie to Buffalo in 4:25:00,
cutting the record made by A. B. Nc
Donnell OF Rochester, over the same
course. Oct. %, 1895, which was 4:10:0s.
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MONARCHS TRY 1T
PATOHEN AND JOHN B. GET THEIR
NAMES IN PRINT.

Patchen Flies Twice Around the Half-Miie
Track Mt Medford, Mass, in 2:04 IA,
Lowering His August Record Over the
Same Track q Second-Paced by the
Running Horse Lit Friend and
Makes the Two Rounds Without a
Break-John r. Gentry Goes In 2:O3 LIZ
on the Belmont Park Track.
Medford, Mass, Oct. 2s-Joe Patchen
again proved his reputation as king OF
the half-mile track at Combination park
today and lowered all previous marks
made by himself by pacing a mile IN
2:o4A, lowering the time Of the mile
made over this track last August by a
full second He was paced by the run
ming horse Little Friend, and made the
two rounds on the track without break.
Time by quarters: :30A; half 1:Ol14;
three-quarters 1:32A; mile 2:o4A.
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Ffstics at Pine Bluff, Ark.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Oct. 2S-Billy O'Don-
nell of Memphis knocked out Jimmy
Griffin Of San Francisco in four rounds
before the Pine Bluff Athletic club to-
night. The men fought at l24 pounds for
q small purse.
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Brussels. Oct es.-Tae breach q 7rom-
Sc sri. sol sIs.eS5 brought Sy Mss Fal
Heck srsi-s. Major Ls%hsl-s. tas Cong
Free state Official. Nas adsoG4aea scdas
ro- a week
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by Woodward In 6:51 is. The half-mile
open professional race was won by
George Phillips Of Chicago in 1:07, with
Wing second and Woodward third.
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Won From Twenty-F Four Starters.

London, Eng, Oct. 2S.-At Newmarket
today j. c. Sullivan Winkfields Pride
won the Cambridgeshire stakes from
twenty-four starters. The Cambridge
shire stakes are for 25 sovereigns each,
with 500 sovereigns added, distance, one
mile 240 Yards
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JOHN z. DOES PRETTY WELL
But His Record of goo lie is Safe by just
Three Seconds.

Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 2S.-John X.
Gentry, the king Of PAGERS, at the Bel
mont track today again demonstrated
his superiority in the world of hoses by
covering a mile in 2:031s. This was
done IL the face of adverse circumstan-
oes, being late in the afternoon when a
strong east wind was blowing full down
the stretch. While failing TO exceed his
record Of 2:001a, Gentry succeeded IN
breaking his last attempt at the record,
In Terre Haute, October 20, when he
went in 2:o411s.
Previous TO his effort of this trial w.
J. Andrews of Buffalo, his driver, gave
him three warming up miles. The first
was done in 2:041z, the second in 2:171z,
the third in 2:10. In all these the animal
showed up his splendid form and much
was expected of him.
When the moment came, the crowd, in
It's eagerness, swarmed the track and
breathlessly watched the horse as he
few by at the judges signal at most
thrilling pace. At the quarter the judges
announced his time as :30A, and the pent
up enthusiasm gave way TO burst OF
hurrahs that seemed TO urge Gentry on
for the remainder of his task. At the
half the time was one minute and at
pace that never seemed TO flag he paced
the three-quarters in 1:32 and came down
the stretch amid the cheers of the crowd
and in strong wind crossed under the
wire in one Of the greatest attempts of
his life. Both the horse and his drived
were Immediately surrounded by an ad-
miring throng, while the judges presented
Andrews with gold watch. 1t was the
general impression that had the race
been run early in the afternoon before
the air became chill. and while the wind
was light, he would have equalled or
probably beaten his worlds record.
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Medical authorities say treat Catarrh
by taking a constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparilla
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brono Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money Il IL
fails 10 cure. &c
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A Tenacious Clutch

Is that of dyspepsia Few remedies do
more than palliate this obstinate COM
plant Try Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters, however, and you will find that it
is conquerable, along with its symptoms,
heartburn, fiatulence, nervousness, and
loss OF flesh and vigor. Biliousness and
constipation frequently accompany it,
These, besides malarial, rheumatic and
kidney complaints, are also subduable
with the BitterS.
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than the feeling that the women Of the
United States were enlisted in the cause
that stands for the good Of our homes,
our states and our common country"
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CATARRH IN THE HEAD.

Is dangerous disease. 1t may lead
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caused by impure blood, and the true
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Land for 9 ale.

a. 81 nday, October 26th, 1886, at the court
no. aoor in Raleigh, n. u, will sell at
county. about six miles southwest of Ra.
eiGh, ia Swift Creek township, which was
form rly owned by Donald Campbell, de-
cease :. Said tract adjotns the lands of
Moses Woodland, q Il. }. Goodwin, Colin
Campbell and hers, and contains about
217 acres. wan he so'd IT, two parcels.
4 lot showing the NO parcels VIII n
executor, We Campbell ct ais, No. 5420 q. L.
D., Wake Superior Court.
Sale made by order Of court In said case
of HICKS, ex eeutor. VS.. Campbell ct ais.
Terms, cash. Hour of sale, " M.
g.. MORDECAI, Com.
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