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The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-14
GladnesS Comes

IH/ith a better understanding OF the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills, which vanish before proper eT
forts-gentle efforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort IN
the knowledge, that so many 1orms CT
sickn sss are not due to any actual dls-
ease, but simply to a constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup OF Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and Is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by az
who value good health. Its beneneiai
effects are due to the fact, that 1t Is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilltatlng the
organs on which it acts. 1t Is therefore
all important, in order to get It's bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine arsl-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cah
fcrnia Fig Syrup Co. only ana solo py
all reputable druggists. -,
If in the enjoyment OF good health.
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed IL
afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most sk1llful
physicians, but if in need of laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informed everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and gives most general satisfactioo'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-14
SWEET WORDS BY WIRE
Samples of Copsrataistory kilograms Re-
c,iysd by Bryan

Chicago. Ill. July n.-Mr. Bryan had
received 1.500 kilograms OF congratula-
lions before he retired .ast night The
messages began 20 arrive almost Inn
med dkately after clle announcement OF
the nominate and are srn pouring In.
There were so yueny OF them aud Mr..
Bryan was kept 50 busy with callers
and with speech making that he could
not read any OF them except from par
tscular individuals lie however gave
his Instructions 20 his secretary, Mr.
Nesbit. that they should De carefully
preserved for insp~ctio when s.s snouId
have more time at his disposal
Among the messages were the follow
ing:
Warrloo. Ia, July 10.
Accept Iowa's most hearty conzratu-
laittons
CSigned) HORACE BoIEs."
"Americus. Ca. July TO-
II tender my most hearty oongrafula-
tons on your nomination
(SLgned.) ''GEO. r. CRISP"
Chicago. July 10.
You and the people OF your country
have my congratulations upon your
nomination for tbe presidency. My
services are az your command and as
our cause ls just s.nd raghs. the Master
Will give US victory.
(Sign>d) -. g s. BLACKBURN"
Mr.. Bryan was especially gratsfed a
the receipt OF ths following:
Durango, Colo. July 10
''w. J. Bryan, Next President OF the
United States:
We all send COMMUNICATIONS and
promise tahe support OF the great south
west Tn whAstIes are blowing. bells
ringing. cannon firing. bands pix yins
and every t1oase in Durango No such
nejoiolng was ever heard In this Sec
ton
(Signcd III. CARBONATE.
Chairman PopuIsst Convention-
JOE PREwITT
''Cfairman Democratic Convention
wv. A REESE.
Chairman SILVER Convention
wv. J. MILLER
Chairman Republican Cony-ntion-'
There were many ASSURANCES OF Pope
list support from the western sta.ss
both at the ST Louis con yensson and a.
the polls.
Tx-Govrnor Afvs Adams OF Colorado
sad. Thank God we are 10 have .
r,-esid mt VINO knows rsat the western
boundary - our country u beyond The
Mississippi
There were also many r1essages from
New York. Bas<a,ch Lf-setrs and Pennsyi-
vanls. and come from Vermont and New
Hampshire
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TEXAS AND ILLINOIS UNITE
Gold Men Of the Lone star state VIII Have
Their -zy Now

Chicago. IL. July B--Afue- the con-
ference between the gold Democrats Of
Illinois and con-nitte sent from Texas
10 represent the suts-silver sen tirnent
n that stao- the following signed card
was iSsued.
The unde-s ned. eieced By the Dem
oc-z-c convenrson OF Texas 70 attend
-h> convention at Chicago 70 cooperate
win any Democrats f5sr- met together
for the prs=erva Ton 81 tae integrity of
TIE Democrats parry and n Tesps,uz-
ton OF It's 7r.nelpses. hereby heartily
en6or=z zne acton % iSe Illinois Demo
crzcy sn calling for ne D~m1craec nat
ion&l coay yentipn. 20 noninste candid
ate for president and vfce president
and adopt . platform cs Denocra &c
principles
(Ssga@1.) ID. {. BOLESGER
GEORGE CLARK
RUFUS EARDT-
z. = COSSOR.
-. A REED"
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ALL TOSSING THEIR HATS
Silver Organ -" s.,fc Tr"v'T" S.Tuek a
S1-s Ibin-. la Bryan


S1~s Ibinr. tn Bryan
Columbia. 5. C, July 1.-THE Register
says: Bryan has been unanimously y
chosen champion OF the free silver hosts
and Wall lead them up 70 victory.
Around him the entire army OF bimst-
alllsm viii rally. for In him they VII
have confidence"
Raleigh. " c. July 1.-THE News
and Observer eays. The nomination
was a vlrile one. II came 70 NORTH Car
oiIna as a brac.ng brea th after the thun-
der nd lightning Of a turnu;tous con-
ventiOn- Everyone feels IN il the stur-
dy robustness of genuine American ism
Roanoke. Va. July 1.-THE Tines
ODemocraD says: In nOmiuaflng VII
lam ]. Bryan for the presidency. the
Democratic convention al Chicago has
decided wsfe!y and vel \ better man
for this position could not have been 80
Iectef HIS name VIII BE a tower o,
strength n TIE west a1d south"
Kansas Csfy. July 1f.--Ths Tines
ODanocrat1 says eas;o-ialIy: The Dem
ocratic convention met. 20 sslec; the
strongest man the party coala present.
for the great battle In bea2I q the
people
.~rhe-e - ~ questioning ihc Judy
meat % the convention
s-To ne credit OF Nr. Bryan let = -
said that ne had - managers groom
ing h.ru fo- ths nomination.
poi.s. Jgiy lis--T-nc Ttr-i>z
Dsmoc-aD says: "Bryar's nomination
r. the Tisa=t choice tee Chlcag0 coaveu-
ton could have made from the stsr6-
point % the free sflver interest Tsss en-
dorseussnt by the P0Dui.s: c1nven tisn
wiu mean q saif aae entnBzsasslc uninn
% al - silvsr fgTces--a situation
whlch the Republican Eol5ocrzt party
nay ren Wv Eria alara
Dznvzlie. Va. July lite Darwin.
Register says "Ee Vho says that -
day has pasr When si<y scrzptrz o-ate-y
can move tae znultiiuaes - evlsenfly -
error william J. Bryan is a. able sr-
pone1t ot the FREE eolnazs 1set~.ae II
RS veins good oiE NIrxsuiz Sloo4 rows
and ID o1@ qps&ttous hsE ability. Es -
q man around WHOM yuuux Arae~fra
Ehlch - urc c1esft0nzsly 81 ~ Eafffs
car rally Win u1bosxzae-5 e-.au-szs-x 90
Pi;t<h.orE- July 1.---TAs Pes. CDe-ro-
rrasl says tfe 8is2rf srgrn mary
things don s. ne eaas@nUon--lts silver
oeclaEatlcr - Tegs<naoS . osr gsdx-
-1e.f . Eazs s5o1is - 80 E-1s, tss-s =
fas party. bEt n fhls ezse. - hss ha2-
Ss--s1 before. ~ caoal1zts - sT--~-
than fo@ piaf<9-Tn- Eis rse7rs % 81
S-b5ects bet cz@. crs1ra~ I'D ssra - TIE
x1ggr; of al Tserrscrzrs s1s - S1zE ozs
zs scochf rstsrr sake ~ cAaas~S E-fz
Bryan t1zn zTcsrf - crlE zierr1sfiFt
the acks. aas irce.sstsrt MAXI
E1o - ssyS-< - a. E1.21
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rency shall not change these beliefs,
even at the bidding Of a Democratic ma
tional convention. Convictions cannot
be compromised. The Delaware Denoc-
racy is an organization distinct from
the national Democracy, and has a his
tory and traditions Of its own. 1t is too
early to say what its course will be.
The Democracy in this state has always
had and is likely TO continue to have
strong sympathy with that of New York
New Jersey and Maryland"
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Boiling Republicans VIII Hold a Council
at Colon ado Springs.

Manitou. Colo, July Ex-senator Tel
Ter, WHO has been a guest at one of The
hotels here, was yesterday Joined by
Senator Fred Dubois of Idaho and Con-
gressman Hal tman of Montana awa.tlrg g
the arrival of Senators Cannon, Mantle
and Pettigrew, who are expected on
Wednesday, when a conference viii be
held. Senator Teller Will return TO Den
yer. He will be in Manitou again We'd
nesday, however, and at this meeting an
address will be issued as to the course
Of the Republicans who left the St Louis
convention on the national ticket.
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TEXAS CLAIMS THE HONOR
Genuine ard Only Original Ubcorkers of
the Bryan Cataclysm.

the Bryan Cataclyam.
Chicago, III, July 1L-Nobody doubts
that the real cause OF IN. nomination Of
Bryan was the stampede -naug gurated in
his favor at the close OF hrs great speech
Thursday. He had scarcely left the
platform when amidst the applause OF
the multitude. Judge GaosuOOd of the
Lone Star delegation. an original Bry-
an man. grabbed the standard OF Texas.
and rearing II high over the audience.
bore it in triumph over TO the Nebraska
deiegs tOnsnd paced it upon the stand
ard OF Nebraska
As quick as fash this was followed
by Georgia, Louisiana. Utah and other
states until two-thirds OF the standards
OF all the states clustered around those
os Nebraska and Texas The vast
audiance went Wild win excitement and
enthusiasm and from thar moment the
nomination OF Bryan w2s assured
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Australia Beats Old England.

London. July 1S.-James Stanbury. the
Australian, won the sculling match with
"Wag" Harding. the English champion,
on the Thames
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SPANISH CoRREsPoNDENCE
How Oiney Was Firm and How Captain
General Campos Backed Down.

Washington, July I3.-Recent cor
department and the resident Spanish
minister relative ito the enforcement Of
the United States neutrality laws, be-
gins with the cases Of the yachts ANA
dia, Logonda and Baracoa, but rhese
have already been made public through
legal proceedings
Half dozen letters tell the story Of
the fruitleSs attempts of Marshal Cam
pos, then captain general, to prevent
United States Consul General Williams
from exercising diplomatic functions in
intervening to protect American oiti-
zens arrested by the Spanish officials in
Cuba. Secretary Olney acted with Wig
or in this action, addressing himself to
Minister De LONE here and to the Span
ish government at Madrid at the same
time through Minister Taylor. and in
less than a month Consul General Will
Jams was recognized as having full
powers to look after such matters, be-
ing thus placed on an equality with the
German conSuls in Cuba.
a short letter from United States
Minister Taylor to Secretary Gresham
in February, 1895, tells the story of a
diplomatic victory that from its busi-
ness value, deserves a prominent place
in the volume. This was the final con-
cession by the Spanish government, OF
the United STATES citizens right to pay
import duties on goods sent to Cuba.
A premonition OF claims TO be prefer
red against Spain appears in several
letters from E. Atkins 6, Co., of Bos-
ton TO Secretary Oiney, giving notice Of
the destruction Of their valuable Sole
dad sugar estate by the insurgents. In
IDENTIFY, they note that the insurgents
are mainly negroes and that the orders
20 burn their property We're sent from
Cuban hadquarters in New York, with
purpose of causing trouble between
the United States and Spain.
The chapter on Spain ends with cor
respondence relative 10 the cases of GER
tain American citizens arrested and ex-
PEELED from Cuba, Francis Carrillo,
John A. Somens and the Ansleys.
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Granite state Democrats Doubtful

Nashua, y. Il. July Is Hon. c. A.
Subway. representing the New Hamp-
shire delegation, has Ieiegraphed Chair
man Amey Of the state committee 10 call
convention % determine What posi-
ton shall be assumed by tae New
Hampshire Democrats with reference
10 the silver question.
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rHrr WILL WAR ASD SIZE
Goad Men HaIssnx oa Catfl fhs Fopalists
Get Threexb q; st. Losis-
SgHd)

Roct.ster. y Y. JAY ll.-'-s> Erhi;-
ney-Hsii party arrived ~ Bsnzlo about
5 0'clock his nornfug s-1 Fs-1cset-i 90
-ne5r tsorDer e-zs E1sr5- TAeY S~r
ouses znd rsoa--E-an.ittsi issf alG1t OF
~ r-sr---zFcIss- ~ - H7ee!aer ta%y -soaid
k-cs. ths rscke; a.. plalrarT-, 81 tte C-.s.-
c-zxo couxsatEoa l. AS o%Eters1 teszt
Iasz- s<lezcs "a tia matter S2s c&cs-1
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An.Ens,and Tennis Championship.

London, July 13-Play for the all
England tennis championship opened at
Wimbledon at 4 O'Clock this afternoon
The weather was the hottest that mas
been experienced this season. The win
ner at this meeting will b obliged 10
play Mr.. w. Badlelay, the holder of the
championship. There were thirty-one
entries for the singles, including Mr.. a.
S. Foote Of Yale. Mr.. Larned. Mr.. Ma
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Scion { hase isa Democrat.

Lewiston. Me. July 1s.-Sol0n Chase,
the originator OF ttse greenback move
rlent in 1874 in Maine, and who has been
spoken OF for president on the Popu,iS;
ticket, has declared for Bryan and S.
well. he advises the Popalists 70 en-
dorse them at 81. Louis.
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Rife Shooting Abroad.

London, July 13.-The annual rife
shooting contest opened today at Bis
ley. There were very few spectators
present, and those were obliged to seek
refuge from the great heat beneath the
canvas. The chief events are scheduled
to takep lace next week.
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Philadelphia, July 13.-Frank P
Slavin knocked out Joe Butler in one
minute and ten seconds at the Caledonia
club tonight. The bout was to have
been six rounds but a right-hand jolt
on the jaw finished Butler, who was un-
conscious for some minutes.
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Valuable Franchise Secured.

The franchise of easy digestio1-one
of the most valuable in the gift of med
ical science-can be secured by any per-
son wise enough 90 use Hostetter's 5
Stomach Bitters, either TO suppress
growing dyspepsia, or to uproot it at
maturity. Bilious, rheumatic and fever
and ague sufferers, persons troubled
with nervousness, and the constipated,
should also secure the health franchise
by the same means.
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VICTIMS TO BURY
TWENTY-THREE FUNERALS IN
OMAHA THURSDAY.

Those Who Perishsd In the Logan Wreck
Saturday Night VIII be Given q Funeral
Something Near a City Affair - All
Pioneer Union Pacific Empioyes-sisnt-
Engineer and Conductor of the Excur-
sion Guarded Lest Lypching Befall
Them-Carrfed in q seAled Car.
Omaha, Neb. July 13.-The funerals
services over the victims Of the Logan
wreck occurring Tuesday will no doubt
be largely attended, as most of the peo-
pie killed were pioneer residents Of the
city and well and favorably known.
There will be twenty-three funerals and
they will be made kind Of city affair,
all citizens participating.
A stranger standing by one of the big
gates that leads into the Union Pacific
shop yards this morning would have
known that a great calamity had befal-
len those who toll there. All the vic
tins of thes wreck were pioneer Union
Pacific employees. The terrible disaster
had affected these men more than any
thing else. Nearly everyone killed or
injured was a reiative or frind of a
shopman.
Logan. July 13.-Logan was crowded
today with visitors from the surround
ing country TO see the scene Of Satur-
day nights disaster an6 discuss the de-
tails of the catastrophe.
The coroner. DR.. Mcfarland Of Mond-
amin, has not yet arrived. He was
reached by reporter by telephone. He
says he had not been notified by anyone
of the disaster and received news of 1t
only through the newspapers. He says
he never eutboriZed the removal of the
bodies to Omaha. At o'clock Sunday
morning a meeting Of the city council
was called, II determine whether or not
the bodies should be removed and il
was So ordered. All railroad officials
who were here have left, but expect to
return tomorrow morning TO attend the
inquest.
Engineer Montgomery and Conductor
Reed Reed CT the excursion train walk
ed to Missouri Valley after the wreck.
The threats OF the crowd they feared
might be carried out and they thought IL
best to be djstan: from the frenzied pic
nickers. Both were later taken to Boone
from Missouri Valley in a car that was
locked and sealed, to guard against any
possible attack that might made against
them IN moment Of anger.
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NOT MUCH SETTLED
THE AND PLACE OF NOTIFICATION
STILL UNCERTAIN.

BRYAN Personally Prefers New York City,
But the Matter VIII be Finally Decided
Later-Chairnan Jones Goes to Wash
ington, Whence He Win Announce HIS
Executive Committee-Walsh of Iowa,
Boies' Businesslike, Though Unsuc-
cessfuI Manager, Gets to be Temporary
Secretary of the National Committee.
Chicago. July Ex-senator Jones OF
Arkansas. chairman OF the Democratic
national executive committee. left Tor
Washington today and will announce
from there the executive committee
which viii have charge Of the campaign
The time and place of the formal no
tifcatdon Of the Democratic presiden-
siai and vice presidential candidates
has not yet been determined, but viii
In a few days. ii * stated that, per-
sunaliy, Mr.. Bryan prefers New YORK
CITY, and it Is probable that that place
VIII be selected, the time. probably,
the second week in August.
G. 4. Walsh of Iowa, who so ably
handled the campaign of Horace Boies
In the national convention just closed,
was today chosen temporary secretary
Of the Democratic national conmattee
and the understanding is that his ap-
pointment will be confirmed ard made
permanent when the committee meets
again Mr.. Walsh's appointment was
somewhat Of a surprise to him,as he had
not been an active candidate for the
position He was selected Saturday
and was notified that he could have the
position if he wanted it. Mr.. Walsh
today met Senator Jones, the new chair
msa of the national committee, and
told him he would accept,
Though his management Of Boies af-
fairs did not wind up successfully yet
1t was as good as any one could have
done under the circumstances. His
nethodical and business conduct Of af-
fairs won the approval of the majority
OF the national committee and he was
practically selected unanimously.
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BUCkLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The Best Salve in the world fol Cuts.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns. and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refund
ed. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at
Geo. Van Werden's Pharmacy, S2S N.
Main street and G. Gehring's drug
store. northeast corner Topeka and
Douglas avenues.
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ChSra~,o .Diiy IS-Pa trick Carney

Chicago, July lS-Patrick Carney, 81
years old. WIS kicked 70 death last
night by James Wilson The murder
er tried 10 escape after killing his man
but was caught after a hard run by
the police The murier was & mos,
burial affair, Wilson literally stamping
the life out OF the old man The mu--
der was the result OF q family quarrel.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-14
TRE WEATHER.

Wichita, July l3
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair until Wednesday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was SO degrees, the
lowest Is degrees, and the mean rs degrees,
with trace of rain about p. m, partly
cloudy weather and fresh south wind
Thus far this month the average temper
ature has been IS degrees.
For the past eight years the average
temperature for the month Of July has
been IS degrees, and for the 18th day so de-
greeS. FRED L. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washingtoa. July 1S-FollOwiIg Il ;he
forecast up J. :. III. Tuesday:
or Ea saS-c'air r. Sruth W Yis
For o. bona d i Indian Territory
Far; southwest W-HGs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-14

FHlxEsTowS-"Hot wes.her IL apprn
pirate To the beginning Of the basehan Sea-
sou" Whyf' Frsnkstown-
1T gives appropriate exercise to the 'fsna.' -
Pittsburgh Chronicle elegrsyh-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-14
ADDRESSES TO ISSUE WEDNESDAY

Hoods Sarsaparilla rests the brain.
It gives nerve strength and body health.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-14
GOES TO THE FOUNTAIN HEAD
Delaware Democracy Claims to be Distinct
Iron, National neEaocraey.

Wilmington. Del, July -13.-Senator
Gray said today in regard 10 the Chica-
go platform: The financial plank OF
the platform is contrary TO all my be-
,iefs- and TO what ] consider sound cur
The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-07-14

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SIavin Knocks Butler Out.

honey. Mr.. Chapman and Mr.. H. Bad
delay
The evening times., 1896-11-05
Forecast Till 8 u. m. Friday,
ti'repared ut the United

For the District OF Columbia, Delaw are
and Maryland-Probably clearing tonight;
Friday fair; decidedly cooler: southwcsterly
winds, becoming DOrtlIweSterly.
For Virginia and West Virginia-The
weather will clear tonight; Friday fair
and decidedly cooler; southwest TO north
west winds
Weather Conditions and g enernl Fore
Gust
A storm Of considerable energy is now
central over Lower Michigan, moving
slowly eastward. attended by general rains
in all the districts east of the Mississippi
River.
The winds are increasing in the lower lake
region, and high southw est to west winds
will prevail on the lower lakes today and
tonight High southeaSterly winds con-
tinue on the North Atlantic coast, and they
VIII shift TO southwest and west by Friday
morning.
The weather seems 10 be clearing in the
East Gulf States.
Light frosLS are reported in the interior
of the West Gulf States.
Clearing and colder weather is indicated
for the Ohio Valley and the South Atlantic
States tonight, and frosts may occur in
Tennessee, Kentucky, the northern portion
OF Georgin, and Alabama and possibly in
the Interior of Mississippi and Louisiana
Rainy weather will continue tonight in
New England, the North Atlantic States.
andthelow er lake region, possibly turningto
snow near the lower lakes tonight with
Clearing and colderweather Friday.
a second depression is central over East
ern Montana. Thepressureis high over the
Guir of St Lawrence, and on the North Pa