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The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

ern residence, 50 feet, 8. 30. 5SS y. Law
renee, 10 rooms modern residence. rs
feet, 1900. Izl6 s Main. s35 22i "
1lth, $625. 215 :. Fourth S{25. 20 s Ida,
$40. 4i5 6 Ida. $325 1877 : Water. SO
124 Biting, $50. Terms 20 suit Dean
Gordon. 17-sua-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

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for any and all kinds of stoves for cents
per pound, and we fit them in your stoves
free of charge Peerless Stove Co, 5l7 y.
Main, opposite the court house. 4f-1tX
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

WANTED-To rent a small bottom farm-
within or niles OF Wichita VIII pay
cash rent Address Farmer" care Eagle.
4f-1tS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

FOR SALE-Our fixtures, consisting of ev-
erything necessary to carry on the
wholesale poultry. egg and butter busi-
ness. Wichita Poultry Co., a4 z. Douglas.
23-tf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

AGENTS WANTED
\oScSoNo~NcNoI~.cO~ON-~~
AGENTS WANTED-To sell watches
jewelry and silverware; large catalogue
mailed for stamp. Eagle Watch Mfg Co,
253 Broadway, New York. 1-2-1t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
NCCONC~N~OOoOo~@D~Oo-0~~
FOR SALE-An interest in a merchant
tailoring establishment; tailor with or
without cash; location good 1. kaufman n,
4l2 Z. Douglas 41-ltx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-02

FOR SALE OR TRADE-A snap. just
outside the city, a 7-room house. barn.
granary. carriage house 9 acres OF land,
all kinds OF fruit, all under fence. els
tern; one horse. Inquire at 52l South
Water ST. J. II. b. 146-N
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
Sin. Arrested.

Alexandria, Egypt. Oct i5.-The Al
exandria police have arrested nlne
Italian anarchists since Thursday
night and have thereby frustrated a
plot against Emperor William. now on
his way to the Holy Land TO bo present
at the conservation OF the Church of
the Savior at Jerusalem.
The leader Is cafe keeper. a we'll
known Italian anarchist. in whose
house the police found two bombs Of
great strength.
The police investigation showed that
the arrested cafe keeper had brlbed tho
steward Of steamer plying between
Alexandria and Port Said to take on
board y ho, Of bombs. Apparently the
anarchists originally intended to use
the bombs at the Palais Abidin at
Cairo while Emperor William and the
khedive were there when the kaiser
decided not TO visit Egypt they chang
cd their plans and decided TO attack
him In Palestine.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
FIFTEEN NEW CASES
OF FEVER AT JACKSON.
Section Around Kansas City Visited by Earll.
est Blizzard in Twenty-Five Years and
Considerable Damage Done.


Kansas City, Mo. Oct ls.-The ear,
Hest winter storm In this section in
twenty-five years and the worst early
si0m on record has almost completely
shut Kansas City on from wire COM
municatlon with the south, the west
and the north. An opening on tho east
has alone kept the city from being to-
tally isolated
II had been raining for the past
twenty-four hours. shortly after mid
night Sunday night the rain turned to
snow and the temperature dropped per-
ceptibly. Steadily since then a heavy
wet snow, driven by a strong north
wind, IA points reaching the velocity OF
gale, has fallen. Hundreds OF tele-
graph and telephone poles out in che
open have either been blown down by
the strong wind or broken by the
weight OF the snow-ooyer the wires.
AZ Fairmont park, near Kansas City,
and nc Leavonworth. Kan, where por-
lions OF the third and NTH Missouri
and the tWenty-hrst and twenty-second
Kansas regiments respectively are en-
campod. many tents were blown down
and the soldiers made to suffer acutely
The storm came up with great sudden
ness and caught many unprepared
Numerous cases OF suffering to man
and beast will doubtless be reported
when communication shah have been
resumed, Railway tfafIio. while more
or less hampered. has not been badly
interrupted as far as can be learned
In Kansas City no serious damage hai
resulted.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

London. Oct i5.-The situaiioa In
Paris IL regarded In well Informed
quarters here as being more serious
than NJ any time since the commune.
The 81, james Gazette yesterday after
noon said.
"A military revolution. however.
peaceful. which replaces the Brisson
cabinet with the nominees OF the gen
erals would Imperil the relations be-
tween England and France almost "
the breaking point. The semi--oniciai
and partly inspired Paris papers are
stIll pretending that negotiations are
proceeding between the two govern
ments and France believes II, although
everybody IN England knows the s,Gts-
ment to DO ridiculous. Even supposing
Mai. Marchand Is unconditionally with
drawn from Fashoda, the dihiculties
with France will In no way end. he
hird II llos the whole question Of the
Rahrel 0razei, the richest prize In tho
soudan"
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Jackson. Miss. Oct. is.-Contrnry TO
general expectations Jacksons report
OF new cases OF yellow fever for yester-
day IL unusually large, the total being
fifteen. This Is accounted for by the
fact that the cool weather tends to de-
velop the disease In persons whose sys-
tems already contain the germs Of In
teetlon. but Il Ia believed that further
spread u not possible with the prveil-
Ing cold weather.
The board OF health oficlai report
for the state ls as follows for the past
twenty-four hours: Madison. one new
case and one death; PoplaryIlle, four
new cases; starkvllle. no new cases in
four days; Taylors. no new cases.
one seriously sick; Harriston. three
new cases, three critically III; Yazoo
City. five new cases and two suspi-
cious; Natchez. two new cases: Me.
rldian, two new cases. Canton. one
new case and one suspIcious; Hatties-
burg, four new cases and one death (;
Waveland, one new case.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Paris. Oct. iS.-lnqulrlss made at
the Offices OF the French minister OF
marine confirm the report published
by the soleil IN a dispatch from Tou-
Ion that Vice Admiral Fournler, who
Is now at Tunis with the minister Of
marine. NJ. Lookroy. will return imme-
dlately 10 Toulon. where orders have
been received to speedily prepare the
armored cruisers Admiral Trechouart
Bouyines. Jemmapea and Valmy for
active service and that IN addition,
orders have been issued 10 send the
largest possible number OF gunhera 10
Brest without delay TO man the forts
and batteries there,
The vessels mentioned are TO be
promptly placed on d war footing and
sent TO Brost
Rumors connect the French prepa-
rations with the Fashoda dispute
The Paris papers to-day In ohronl-
cling the movements Of the British
feet IN the Mediterranean announce
that three British ironclads are en-
gagged in gun practice on Blzerta and
the French naval station In the Medl-
terranean on the African coast.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Washington, Oct. is.-The marine
hospital service received the following
cablegram from DR.. Drummer, sanitary
inspector Of the marine hospital ser
~ ce, stationed at Havana:
= Havana, Oct i7--Surgcon general
marine hospital service Washington;
American bark Maryland for Daltl-
more, has developed fye cases OF yell
low fever and three deaths In Havana,
Have advised that the vessel proceed
10 Tortugaa quarantine The master
OF the vessel protests. Unless protest
ovsrrulod more yellow fever will de.
velop en- route to Baltimore.
Drummer.
onlclals OF the marine hospital ser
vice said last night that they could not
prevent tho Maryland from proceed
ing TO sea from Havana, but that II
she should sail for Baltimore she
would be held at the Cape Charles
quarantine station aud not allowed IA
proceed further
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

London, Oct 1.-THE Atlnatic Trans
port companys steamer Mohtgon. for
meriy the Cleopatra Of the Wilson a
Furness-Lcyland line, which left Lon
don for New York Thursday with hfty
passengers and crew of i5O. IL
ashore on the Lizard. between the
Manacles and the i.owlands.
A coastlng guard message reports
that the passengers are drowning
like rats"
Another account says bodies are
washing ashore, one being OF a lady
iashed TO a plank. with both legs sew
cred.
Il appears that when the Mohegen
struck gale WAS blowing and the sea
was running high. Lifeboats put on
from the Lizard and from Falmouth,
one returning hlled with passengers.
Several were drowned however. II Is
reported, on the passage Of the iiie-
boat 10 the shore.
Another lifeboat saved six passou-
gers. The coast at that point Is ex-
trtmely dangerous. aud has been the
scene " numerous wrecks
some years ago there was move
ment set on foot TO get lightship
placed there, but " failed
A dispatch from FHmouth says
Mohegen foundereu and was probably
blown ashore by the heaviest wind aft.
er hor machinery was disabled All
the Falmouth tugs went out. but non,
WIS able to approach the vessel
A llfeboat has landed thirty Of th,
Mohegen's passengers and returned fol
more. One lady died after she wal
brought ashore. II Is reported that the
position OF the Mohegen ls serious au,
that assistance IL urgently needed.
According TO dispatch receive,
from Falmouth. out OF 200 persons
constituting the passengers and ,rey
Of the MohogeH. only 81 have beel
saved, The vessel has gone ashore OF
| the Lizard
The steamer Mohegan then the Cleo
patra. arrived at New York on AUG. /
last on her maiden trip from London
She Is single screw. steel vessel O
45lO tons register, $50 feet long. lie
commander Is Capt Grlfiths. commc
dorc Of the Alan,ic Transport ieet
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
yirdsn Aas,r.

Chicago. Ill.,. Oct 15-Compllcatlona
which threaten to assume greater pro-
portions than the clash between Fed
eRl and sttae authorities during the
railway strike under Altgeld's admins
trGtlon promise to grow out OF Gov.
Tanners action in refusing TO allow
tho Alton road TO unload colored min
ors nj Nlrden. General Solicitor
Brown OF the Chicago and Alton left
for Springfield yesterday. The COVER
nor will be sought by Solicitor Brown,
who Will assume charge OF the sltua.
tion ta Virden 80 far as the Alton IL
concerned Steps will be taken like
wise by the Alton to secure legal re-
dress for the alleged interference with
the road
Tho officials OF the Alton claim that
one OF the most sacred prerogatives OF
q common carrier was outraged and
they express their determination 10
fnd out n the governor OF the state
can exercise lawless force" "a they
term Il. without being held TO account.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
q. ha.ar KilIsa.

Ardmore. /. T.. Oct. ls.--saturday
afternoon baout ( o'clock n runner ar
rived from TishomIngo. urgently re-
requesting ma oficer to be sent nj once
to MIL Creek. twcnty-three miles
northwest OF Tishomlngo. TO arrest
several Indians charged with being en-
gagged in rA5ting "a that place,
The runner brought meager details
OF the trouble at MIL Creek. lie said
thta there had be big puchofa dance
given on Friday night. Ga which there
was a large gathering OF full-bloodod
Indians. The puchofa dance is what
Is known a. the medicine dance" OF
the Chlckasaws. and Is held all night
long. Al the dance some Indians who
had u feud OF long standing with each
other olashed. and as n result one man
was killed outright and another man
and his brother desperately wounded
and are not expected 10 live. There
was no officer nearer than Tlshomingo,
twenty-threo miles away. and a run
ner was sent for him. Deputy Marshal
Collins went to Mil Creek to inyesti-
gate the mtater
The dead man Is woll-known Chick
asaw and was for several years a
Chlchasaw officer under the Indian
government
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
Not seen since.

Sherman. Tex. Oct io.-At 1880 Mon
day morning the two-story cottage
belonging 10 c. l.. Potter OF Gaines
vile. iis North Walnut street. was dis
covered TO be on nre. II was occupied
by Mrs, Matte Baker and was de-
stroyed. Loss on building $1,000 and
household effects 5000. The latter In
sured for $500.
An elderly man by the name Of John
Davis. IN the city for treatment for can
Ger. who was rooming at the house. IS
supposed 10 be burned 10 death, lie
succeeded In getting his trunk out and
went into the building and has not
been seen since.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
nr.a, Es,.n.Isn

Chattanooga. Tenn, Oct. i5.-Yester-
days session OF the Christian woni-
ems Board Of Missions was largely at
tended and very interesting After a
short Bible study and devotional exer-
clses the convention was opened With
a short address by Mrs. A. NJ, Atkin-
son OF wabash. Ind. the presldlng Of
aoer. The report OF the secretary
showed great extension Of the mission
work. especially IN India and jamaica.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Meridian, Miss, Oct is-Drs. Carter
and Murray. United States marine
hospital surgeons. who were sent here
by the state board OF health to examine
suspicious sickness. reported TO the
board OF health ~ noon yesterday that
two cases pronounced suspicious by To-
cal physicians we're genuine cases OF
yellow fever. The board OF health had
already quarantlned the localities as
a precautionary measure
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

New Orleans. La. Oct is.-Dr. Sou
chon reports the following for sun
day;
New Orleans. six new cases, Ave
deaths (the Ave deaths although only
reported Sunday, represent the NOR
tality In the charity hospital turing the
weok)
Wilson. Ave deaths.
For Monday: NeN Orleans, three
new cases. two deaths; Harvey's Ca
nal, two cases, one death; Wilson. four
eases, no deaths. lberyille parish has
raised the quarntine agains, New Or
leans with the consent OF the state
board OF health. The state has raised
quarantine against Key West.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
EDDY, NEW MEXICO. SATURDAY, OCTOBER y, 18Os


San Juan do Porto Rico. Oct. iS.-
Promptly at noon yesterday the Amer
lean nag was raised oyer san Juan.
The ceremony was quiet and dignlhed,
unmarried by disorder Of any kind.
The eleventh regular infantry, with
two batteries OF the NTH artillery,
landed yesterday morning. The latter
proceeded TO the forts. while the in
fantry lined up on the docks II was a
holiday for San Juan, and there were
mlral schiey and Gen. Gordon ,accompa-
e7lfai schley aud en-. Gordon, accompa-
MED by their staifs. proceeded 20 the
palace In carriages. The eleventh In
fantry regiment and band. with troop
n OF the sixth United states cavalry,
then marched through the streets and
formed In the square opposite the pal.
ace.
Al 1i:40 Gen Brooke. Rear Admiral
Schley and Gen. Brooke. the United
States evacuation commissioners. camc
out OF the palace. with many naval
officers. and formed ON the right side
Of the square, The streets behind the
soldiers we're thronged with towns
people, who stood waiting IN dead al
lence. Al last the city clock struck
the hour Of ~. and the crowds. almost
breathless and with every eye fixed
upon the iag pole, watched for devel-
opments. Az the sound Of the iirst sun
from Fort MORO. Mai. Dean and Lieut.
Castleton hoisted the stars and stripes
while the band played the Star Span
gled Banner" All heads we're barred
and the crowds checred. Fort MORO
Fort San Crlstobal and the United
States revenue cutter Manning, iylnf
in the harbor. fred twenty-one guni
each.
senor Munoz Rivera. who was pres
ident OF the recent autonomist council
OF tho secretaries. and other oficiali
OF the late insular government, were
proseut at the proceedings.
Ensign King holsted the stars ani
stripes on the intendency, but othe
iiags on the old public buildings wer
holstcd by military officers. slmu.ta
neously with the raising OF the na
over the captain generals palace man
others were holsted In different part
OF the city. The work OF the Unite'
States commission Is now over and {
the reports will be forwarded TO Wash
ington on Tuesday next. The labor
Of both parties have terminated, will
honors for all concerned. Tho Amer
lean commissioners worked wlthou
the least delay and In the most thor
ough and effective manner.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
Fev.r Mat,.rs.

Jackson. Miss. Oct. i5.-The yellow
fever situation IL practically unchanE-
ed so far as the number OF new cases
Is concerned. The Thermometer. how
ever, ranged In the hfties last night
and there are strong hopes that ths
spread OF tho infection will be checked
by the cool weather. even II there IL no
forst The Jackson report for yester.
day Is ten new cases. Joe Hardy at the
Baptist orphanage, Ruth and Ellen
Rletti. T. Condine. a Mormon elder.
and six colored. There we're no deaths.
Dr. Hunters report from other
points H.:
Tayiora, one new case; Poplarvllle.
twelve new cases since Oct. "; Mad
ison. six new cases. thres whlte and
three colored wavelanJ. two cases;
Hattlesburg. three new cases and ono
death. Natchez reports four new cases
and one suspicious case. all are in tho
northern part OF the city; Harriston
reports three new cases and three crit
Ieaily ~. Tho oxfprd report glyca one
new case and states that n llght frost
fell Thursday night.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
Tnnnsr TnIEs.

Springfield. ill.. Oct. i5.--In an in-
teryiew Gov, Tanner said;
ION learning yesterday morning that
the national guard we're searching
trains I at once gave orders TO Gen.
Reese, adiutant general, IA instruct
Col. Young that the national guard has
no ,lght TO search trains and that
hereafter they would not board trains;
that their orders were 10 prevent the
landing OF imported labor, which
would necessarily result Ia the pre-
clpitntlon OF a riot; that they we're
there TO keep the peace and prevent
any person from provoking a riot"
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Guthrie, Ok. Oct. is.-secretary len
aims granted a charter 70 the Tonka-
wa Construction company. capital
stock 10000 Directors. c. n. Rich
ards. 8. James. r. II. Martin. w. w.
0rogors and c. r. I.eech. They pro-
pose constructing a railway from Hun
newell. Kan. south 10 Tonkawa. OK,
a distance OF thirty miles, through the
most fertile wheat and corn belt OF the
territory
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
EI.elsn omssn.

Perry. Ok. Oct. i5.-The grand
lodge Of the Knights Of Pythlas OF o.
iahoma In session here elected ofioers
as follows; O. C.. J. q. Blakeney Shaw
nee: V. q. C.. r. }. sealy. Pawhuska;
O. r.. II. c. Bruat. Chandler q. X. OF
n. ana g., J. 3. Collins. Guthrie: q.
a. OF ~. q. w. Graham. Enid a, N.
OF A., G. a. Kamm. El Reno. a. y.
a.. J. }. Carson. blackwell; q. o o..
n. G. Schliling. Ferry
Guthrie was seclected as the next
place OF meeting
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Chattanooga, Tenn, Oct. is.-sur-
gs0n General Wyman OF the United
States marine hospital service. was
here yesterday on a tour Of the south
10 investigate ths yellow fever situa-
tion. lie expressed himself as satisfied
that the worst is over and that tho
approach OF cold weather will prevent
the spread OF the disease. lie will visit
infected points Ia Mississippi and
Louisiana
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Washington. Oct. ib.-surgeon Gen.
erai Wynia. .. the marine hospital
service left here for a trip OF a week
or ten days lighting yellow fever. He
will go direct TO Cincinnati, then 20
Chattanooga. Atlanta. Mobile, New Or
leans and other points. lie viii con
fer with the attae and local health au-
tharities.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
nsr.I UamIar IIams.

San Francisco. Cat. Oct. i9..-It 10
stated that Admiral Dewey will arrive
IN this city on Dec. Q. lio will come
here on the steamer city OF Pekin.
which Is due to arrive here on that
date from the orient Admiral Dewey
Is interested In several mining enter
prises on this coast, aud It Is these in
terests that prompt his coming AZ this
time. lie has written friends IN this
city that he has already applied for
leave Of absence.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

ST. Louis. Mo, Oct i9.-More than
400 delegates TO the twenty-slxth an
nual convention OF the international
Association OF Fire companies OF ac-
tive and retired fire chiefs in the
United States and Canada are In the
city. The conference assembled at the
Planters hotel and headed by a pla-
toon Of police marched to the Masonic
temple. where they went into session.
Mayor Zelghenhelm In a characteristic
speech welcomed the chiefs 10 81.
Louis. After President NJ. J. Kennedy
OF New Haven. Conn. had responded
the convention organized for business.
The international association was
called TO order by President NJ J, Ken.
nedy OF New Haven. Conn. Thirty
two states and twenty-five provinces
Of Canada were represented Speeches
were made by the fre chiefs from sew
eral OF the larger cities and some com.
munleaiions from English fre chiefs
read.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

The treasury department made a
hnal award Of the new war loan. Sub.
scrihers for the sum OF $500 viii re-
ceiye percentage OF that sum
amounting TO $500. Subscribers for
$3.50 or less viii be awarded the full
amoual Of their subscriptions.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
Paris Commission.

Washington. Oct, i5.-The peace
commissioners to Paris are sim della
ing with propositions relating tocuba.
bu have not yet taken up the subject
OF The future OF the Philippines The
lnslstence upon the strlctest construc-
tion OF the articles OF the protocol, tho
Spanish commissioners have swung 10
the opposite extreme and are now look
ing for an amelioration Of the rules
laid down, on the ground that the
agreement was hastily drawn and un-
der great pressure. There Is an evident
wish on their part 10 associate Cuba
and the Philippines In their Anal d.
position, which may explain the
appllcatlOL OF the Spanish military
commissioners for an extension of the
time allowed for the evacuation OF Gu
ba. This application will be duly con
sldered, but neyeri iheless will be In
sisted on by the administration.
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Marietta. I, T., Oct. io.--The Santa
70 cotton platform, With eighty four
bales Of cotton burned here. II Is
supposed to have caught from pass
ing freight train. as very hard Wind
was blowing
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22
w. c. whitney OF New York paid
$40 900 for the stallion Meddler.
satisfactory Test.

New York. Oct. IA dispatch from
Calmanera, Cuba, says;
Naval Constructor Hobson sailed on
the Philadelphia via jamaica The
camp AZ the Colon wreck 10 partly bullt
and the work will 80 on during Mr'
Hobson's absence. The preliminary
steam trial OF the Infanta Maria Ie-
rosa engines was satisfactory. The
Cincinnati transferred thirty men for
the Teresa.
The liis Of swlis'rland's .I.I.... president
The Eddy current., 1898-10-22

Calvin Fairbanks, the aboliti0nlEi,
h dead al his home In Angelica, n. Y,
aged s2 years. lie was twice sentenced
10 prison In Kentucky for violation OF
the slave law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-30

Britain increased her production from an
annual average of 6,562.OoO tons. in 1S71-5,
to 10000 tons per annum in 1915. while
the production in the United States increased
from average of 2.2S4OOO tons in the
1915 period, to an average of 1888, 900 tons in
the 1915 period. The British consul does not
attempt to break the force of these figures.
During this period he says, 'ft appears
that Great Britain and Irelands proper
tional share in the worlds production of
pig iron has sunk from 1873 per cent. to 27.5
per cent, while, on the other hand, the
United States has increased its proportion of
output from 1871 per cent. to 800 per cent :"
The report shows much the same condition
in regard to the production of iron ore and
coal, while the entire foreign trade of the
United States increased Is per cent. against
an increase of 21z per cent. in that of Great
Britain The most timid of mugwumpS will
not deprecate this kind of expansion.