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BANK ROBBERS IN- KANSAS. WAS A DEADLY BLOW. F1TZSIMMON8 KILLS HIS SPAR RINQ PARTNER. Yem Deserve ft Good Shakla AM chilli sod fever will five It If you don't lake defensive measure escape the periodte scourge In a ration where it is prevalent. The best, safeguard and remedy is Hostetteri Stomach Bitters, which is free from any objoo-ons applicable to quinine, and is infinitely (nore effectual.

Wherever on this continent and in the tropics malarial complaints are most and general, the Bitters is the recog-sized specific and preventive. It does not mit-iga to, but eradicates chills and fever, bilious remittent, dumb ague and ague cake. For rheumatism, inactivity of the kidneys and bladder, for constipation; biliousness and nerve inquietude, it is of the greatest efficacy, and the unsolicited testimony in its behalf of eminent medical men leave no reasonable doubt that it Is one of the most reliable family medicines, in existence. Use it sontinually, and not by tits sod starts. The detective is not supposed to have any sympathy with a thief, but he "feels for him'' A BLOODY BATTLE.

Two Men Mortally Wonndad In right at Owonsboro, Ky. Owensbobo, Nov. 19. A bloody battle was fought here yesterday, in which John Ashby, an ex-policeman, and Jack Heverin, a grocer and saloonist, were mortally wounded and a policeman wounded. Heverin had told Ashby and his gang to stop dancing in his place on Sunday.

They left' and frightened some women in a disreputable house by a sham fight. One of the women ran to Heverin's with the story that a man was cut to pieces. Eugene Heverin heard them laughing and assured her that the men were only shamming. Just then Ashby stepped from behind a tree and attacked Heverin with a club. Heverin ran into the house and he and his brother appealed to two policemen who appeared for protection.

When Ashby came up they asked him what he wanted. Ashby drew a revolver and fired at Jack Heverin. Immediately seven pistols were drawn and a perfect fusilade followed. Nineteen shots were fired' Ashby fell with a ball in his right breast and is now dying, Jack Heverin fell with bullet in his left breast, one in the left, arm and one fing-er was shot off. He cannot live.

Officer Stuart received a ball in his leg. All parties implicated, of which there are about eleven, are of prominent families. 1 the same Yonkeri Gazette. i Jfr. AU G.

Eyams Hood's Ilisllo Equal As a blood purifier and tonic. It cured me of stomach trouble and fluttering of the heart, sad Tumbling Over Each Other. That is what people are doiner to get into that new country just opened up by the completion of the Kansas Sarsa Mood parilla They Raid tbe City Bank of Sylvan, and One of Tbem Is Killed. Kansas City, Ma, Nov. 14.

Dispatches from Salina and Ellsworth, tell of a daylight bank robbery at Sylvan Grove, a little town on a branch of the Union Pacific road near Hutchinson, and forty miles from Salina, that is without parallel for boldness and unique According to the Salina story, just at noon, and while very few people were on the street, three men with masked faces and armed with Winchesters, rode rapidly up the main street and halted in front of the City bank. All dismounted, and while one of the men went inside the other two remained guard. Covering the cashier, who was alone in the bank, the robber demanded what money there was and said he wanted it quick. The money came forthwith and the bandit ran out into the street and joined his comrades. While in the act of mounting the robbers were fired upon by the cashier.

One of the bullets lodged in the back of the nearest outlaw. Although badly wounded he managed to mount and all three rode rapidly away. Loss of blood soon exhausted the wounded man, and after riding a mile he fell to the ground in a dying condition. The other two men realizing that exposure would follow if the wounded member of the. gang was captured, concluded to make short work of him, and both fired a bullet into his body, killing him instantly.

Leaving him in the road where he had fallen they rode rapidly away. The amount of the money taken was $1,500, and was all recovered, it being taken from the dead bandit, who has been identified as a farm hand named McKee, who has relatives living at Beloit and St. Joseph. ANOTHER BOLD HOLD-UP. reneved my wife of waterbrash and That Tlrad Faoltasf We put Hood's Sarsaparflla on the table every meal the same as bread.

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The timbered ranges preclude the possibility of drouths; Copy of the Missouri and Arkansas Farmer and Fruitman giving detailed 4 ai'nwinftnn TACAiiTAawf r4 4 man Hood's Pill re endorsed by thousands. Aft Accidental Bight-Bander the Jaw of Con Viordaa Caatoa Deatk at Syracuse, During friendly Sparring Exhibition on tha Stage. 8rBACGSB," N. Not. 16.

Robert Fitzsimmons knocked out and killed sparring partner, last night in the first round of hia usual exhibition, which closes the program of his vaudeville 6how. Jacobs' theater was crowded to witness the entertainment, and the audience departed for their homes little knowing that Riordan was still unconscious. The blow was a right-hander and caught RiOrdan squarely on the chin. Be did not fall to the floor from the force of the blow, but sank slowly until he measured his length on the stage. The accident occurred at 10:30 o'clock and two physicians worked over him with applications of electricity for two hours and a half, without being, able to restore him to consciousness.

At 12:30 o'clock he was removed from the theater to the Hotel Candee. It was stated by Manager Glori that Riordan had been drinking hard all day and that he was intoxicated when he came on the stage for the sefcto. Immediately after the Riordan incident James Dunfee, a local sparrer, put on the gloyes for a two round set-to with Fitzsimmons, In the second round Dunfee landed a right hander on Fitz's jaw, securing a clear knockdown, the first, Fitz declares, he was ever given. He was so dazed when he regained his feet that he could not see Dunfee's hand when it was extended at the call of time. Fitzsimmons was arrested when the physicians gave up hope of saving Riordan's life.

Riordan died at 3:15 o'clock this morning. 1 Fitzsimmons nut on Ball. Syracuse, N. Nov. 19.

Fitzsimmons was released on $10,000 bail to answer the charge of manslaughter in the first degree for causing the death of Con Riordan, his sparring partner. THE VOTE OF KANSAS. this should meet the BOOKMAKERS IN A BOX. An East 'v Lonls Justice Holds That Lost oney May Be Recovered. St.

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Train No. 2, south-bound, on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas road was held up and robbed at 10 o'clock last night at a little siding named Blackstone, five miles north of Muskogee. There were fifteen men in the gang, all unmasked. The switch was thrown and the train run on to a track on which there were several box-cars. An attempt was made to enter the express car, but it was unsuccessful.

The robbers finding themselves foiled in this, commenced robbing the passengers, who up to this time had been merely kept under guard by men stationed at either door of each coach. About $260 in money and eight gold watches were secured. The robbers then withdrew. One of the train crew claims to have recognized Bill Cook as one of the bandits. The fact that more money was not tecured lay in the fact tba while the robbers were endeavoring to get intojthe.

express car the passengers disposed of much of their valuables. The scene of the hold-up is. in the midst of the Cook rendezvous, all that country lying between thevAr-kansas and Verdigris rivers being particularly suited to the purpose of lawless bands. the river from nere. "COLCHESTER" SPADING BOOT; salad should begin: catch calf." Texas Sittings.

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19. Corrected and complete returns from all the counties in the state show that votes were cast at the election in Kansas, which is 15,000 more than the estimate of either political party. Some of the counties show a heavy increase of votes over two years ago, but tbe total vote of 1893 was 25,000 larger than for 1894. Taking the vote for governor as a basis, the parties were divided in Kansas thla year as follows: Republicans, Democrat, Prohibition, 5,465. The Republican vots la within 10,000 of that cast for Smith for governor two years ago.

The prohibition vote shows a slight increase this year. As Governor Lewelling ran ahead of his ticket this year, the Republican pluralities on other candidates than governor will be greater than is indicated in the above figures. James A. Troutman, for lieutenant governor, and George E. Cole, for auditor, will lead the Republican ticket.

On the final returns from all legislative districts it is shown that the Republicans elected 93 members, the Populists 32 and Democrats 1, which gives the Republicans a majority of 59 in the house. The hold over senate stands 25 Populists and 15 Republicans, leaving a Republican majority of 49 on joint ballot. MANY PEOPLE PERISH. Mibb SMiAmArhnrn. who in onlv COLCHESTER KITBBKR CO.

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Miss Schermerhorn then gave tbe alarm, and over a dozen guests were taken from the building more dead than alive. Twenty other houses caught fire, but the citizens and fire department succeeded in putting all out except the hotel and out-buildings. The loss is $15,000. A SILVER TRUST. One Is Said to Be Organizing to Control the Price of tbe Output.

Denver, Nov. 19. The Rocky Mountain News says that a syndicate is scheming to obtain control of the silver market and dictate the price of the metal to all silver using countries. A conference was held in this city this week, it is said, at which were present Daniel Guggenheimer of New York, Messrs. Barton and Nash of Omaha, Mr.

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Office, 10U West Ninth Booms 3U, tX Will Try a Warmer Climate. Emporia, Nov. 19. A caravan consisting of Vn covered wagons, with numerous Zed horses, passed through this city yesterday. About fifty persons, male and female, constituted the party, which hails from Clay county, this state, and it is their intention to locate somewhere in the state of Mississippi." W.

E. Barnes, formerly of Company Forty- fith Illinois volunteers, and J. R. Chaffee, Company One Hundred and Forty-second Indiana, are the leaders. They are prosperous farmers, as well as old soldiers, as are also the other men of the party.

They have rented their farms in Clay county and go down South to see is they cannot locate iu a warmer climate. Students Opposed to Monarchies. London, Nov. 19. A dispatch from Vienna to the Daily News says: A telegram from St Petersburg states that the students at the Polytechnic school refused to swear allegiance to Czar Nicholas on the ground that they oppose the principle of monarchy.

Several of them have been arrested. Striker Worden Sentenced to Death. Woodland, Nov. 19. S.

O. Worden, the strike leader who was convicted of wrecking a Southern Pacific train near Sacramento, in which the engineer and four United States soldiers were killed, has been sentenced to be hanged February 13. Breckinridge to Lecture. Lexington, Nov. 19.

D. Hess, in an interview, said that the report that he had contracted with Col. W. P. Breckinridge for a lecture tour was true and that the colonel would begin at once.

His first subject will be "Ten Years Among the Tariff Reformers." Died at the Supper 7 able. Emporia, Nov. 19. Lee Randolph, while seated at supper last evening in the Clinton hotel here, suddenly expired. He was a marble cutter and had been here since November 6.

Heart disease is supposed to be the cause of death. Japan Wilt Make Some Demands. London, Nov. 19. Japan will demand the right to occupy Moukden and Port Arthur before entering into 'or peace with China.

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Sliellers. Saw Mills, Wind Mills and Stock Men a and Farmers' Supplies of Kvery Description at tory Prices. Write Im iMnciean, (Cor. 11th a Snnta Ke Sts.i-Kansas City, Mo. A Merchant Kills Ills Wife and Slster-In-Law and Shoots Himself.

Elmiba, N. Nov. 17. Martin J. Strait, a well-known flour and feed dealer, yesterdry afternoon fatally shot his wife, put one bullet in the body of Mrs.

Williifm Whitford.which may causa her degth, and then turning the revolver on himself, tried three times to put a bullet through his own heart, failing to strike that organ, but inflicting wounds which will undoubtedly cause his death. The shooting was the result of domestic difficulties. Wheat Is Scarce. Omaha. Nov.

16. Trans-Missouri grain traffic is practically at an end and will continue so until a new crop is harvested, Railroads, instead of transporting grain to Eastern markets, are hauling it into Nebraska, Kansas and other Western states on account of the short crop Cherokee Bill Done For. Muskogee, Ind. Nov. 19.

Deputy Marshal McGill and posse had a fight Saturday with three of the Cook gang. Oue marshal was wounded, Cherokee Bill fatally shot, and the other two of the gang arrested. Cherokee Bill la one of the leaders of the gang. EDUCATIONAL. COOK BOOK FREE! C0 rnCBS-ILLOSJIInTBD.

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16. A remnant of the Cook outlaw gang which had been run out of the Indian territory, held up a German emigrant named Beckley who was en route with his family from We wok a to Tecumseh yesterday morning. The poor traveler was robbed of all his valuables, his eldest daughter was outraged and one of the horses unhitched from the wagon and ridden off. There were four bandits in the party. Deputy marshals are in pursuit of the desperadoes.

Ives Defeats Schaefer. New Yobk, Nov. 19. The billiard match between Frank Ives and Jacob Schaefer ended Saturday night, J.ves winning by ft score of 3,600 to 4,074. miums.

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