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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
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WINFIELD. April 16.-The Missouri Pa
cific passenger train, due here at 1910 a.
M, was wrecked just as it reached the city
limits OF Winfield. The engine jumped
the track and went blowing into the Dlowed
field. The engine, tender and the cOmbin-
alton baggage mail and smoking car were
badly demolished. The day coach and
chair car were not derailed- Earnest Rof-
fers, an electric light drummer, had an
arm broken No one else was injured.
The track vas cleared today
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17

BERLIN, April 16.-The following bulle-
tin was issued this afternoon:
CHARLOTTENBURG, 3 p. m.-The en-
peror did not pass a good night bronchitis
having supervened yesterday accompanied
by high fever and shortness of breath
(Signed) MACKENZIE,
NIGGNER,
kBBUS,
HOWELL.
The emeror's condition remains the
same. The fever has not abated. Prince
Henry, his son, arrived from Wilhelm
Shafen at an early hour this morning. All
the family of the emperor are now assem-
bled at Charlottenburg
The crown prince and Prince Bismarck
had long conference with the emperor
this afternoon.
1:l5 p. m.-rhe emperor is now in higher
fever and there is no Improvement III his
other symptoms.
At the evening conference of the doctors
concerning the emperor, ii was found that
the fever and bronchitis were unchanged.
DIR. Mackenzie suggested that the abSceSs
in the vicinity OF the traehea was the
cause of the excessive fever which has
been so pulling to the doctors.
IL is undeniable that DR.. Mae
kenzie this morning believed that
the emperor'S END was approaching The
empress urgently summoned the members
of the family 10 hasten TO the castle.
Grown Prince William galloped from
Berlin and arrived first He was soon
followed by Empress Augusta and others
Prince Bismarck was at the bedside an
hour after receiving the summons There
Is a marked discharge of bloody mucus
from the emperors throat and the swelling
Is progressing downward.
a. m.-The report is confirmed that the
emperor Is suffering from inflammation of
the lungs.
Prince Bismarck, accompanied bv the
minister OF justice, had another interview
with the emperor last evening. when his
majesty signed an order appointing the
crown prince 10 act rs his representative
$50 a. m.-Better reports have been re-
celved from Charlottenburg. The emperor
lett his bed and sat for a while IN an arm
chair At o'clock he showed himself at
window of his room. The grand duchess
OF Baden visited him at : O'Clock After
the visit he slept for an hour lie suisse
quently received II visit from the empress
and the dowager empress who remained
al his bedside about q quarter of an hour.
LONDON, April 16.-The Morning Posts
Berlin correspondent processes To give the
correct version OF the latest phase OF En-
peToF Frederick : Illness He says it was
noticed on Wednesday night last that al
though an abundance of air was passing
through the canula the emperors breath
ing was attended with "A slight nerse
indicating the traeheal disturbance.
which was attributed 10 slight inflama-
ton OF tissues around the trachea which
had been observed for three days, and up
on the first sign of which DR. Mackenzie
had ordered n fresh cauula at Binders
This not being ready DIR. Mackenzie on
thursday morning procured temporary
tubes and invited Professor Berg
mann TO attend. Professor Berg
mann, considering that he was entitled
10 claim the position OF operator DR.
Mackenzie assisted him. Prof Bergman
tiied 10 insert tube of the same angle of
Dr.. Mackenzie's, but Of smaller diane
ter, Failing in the attempt he called DR..
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
GETTING SERIOUS.

ST. PAUL, April 16.-The Pioneer Press,
Winona, Mimi, special says: The Missis-
sippi has never been known to be SO high
there in April. The rise of yesterday and
today is unprecedented. Saturday the
river registered eleven feet, three inches;
tonight thirteen feet, one inch. The water
is creeping over the railroad tracks at
the ferry landing AT the west end
everything is afioat from the
western inundated fibre works to
Schrotch & Aarons lumber yard All the
houses on West Third streets between
these limits are in the midst of broad
sea stretching from Fourth street to the
Wisconsin shore. On the north side OF
Fourth street the water is driving the
people out and at p. m. has crossed
Sioux street. The lake is rising and the
water is running over Huff street and
backing up into the rear yards of Mark
street. The water is still rising and few
inches more will prove disastrous.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17

How did you happsn 70 fail of the boats =
asked young man, after a member Of bis
boating party was rasusciratsd
III was this way: I was lying on topof the
cabin and I heard somebody talking They
were cuddled down whore TIE boom coui1n (,
strike them, and pretty soon a COO struck Dy
cara l. said.
~'Tished. dariingr
- 'Tiabed Soma
Sleepy, dAhdugr
A" 'SieepY some
81 Kiss me, dahiHg.'
Smack!
"Aad that's when ! rolled o7 into TIE
water w Arlington Critic
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
a CEMAI 9 MIiROE REP

BooNvILLE, Mo-, April 16.-News has
Just reached here of a fatal shooting that
occurred in Howard county a short dis
lance above this city this afternoon. There
was a dispute between two neighbors,
Mrs. Samuel Watts, a widow, and q man
named Storm, over a division fence.
This afternoon. Storm went over to see
Mrs Watts about it, and during the
interview Mrs. Watts. becoming very
much enraged and when Storms back
was turned toward her. picked up a shot
gun and shot him through the small Of the
back, killing him instantly. The deceased
was married and leaves wife and family
of small children.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
AS THEY SAID THEY WOULD.

NEW YORK, April ia The master brew
ers called their men togetheasat noontoday
and informed them that owing to the step
the National Brewers association had
seen fit to take, they could consider them
selves no longer in their employ The men
were further informed that if they would
register their names individually for re-
employment and look to no bosses but the
proprietors they would willingly employ
them. give them the same pay with the
same hours work and employ them under
the same considerations as they had
worked under formerly when the time
came.
The men passed quietly to the cashier S
desk, after they had heard what. the pro
prietors had to say, received their weekly
pay and departed at noontime- According
to the agreement every brewers door was
closed and business for the time sus-
pended.
In this city as fast as the men received
their pay they proceeded at once to Claren-
don Hall on Thirteenth street. their head
quarters, and where the strike committee
was waiting to take their names and to
what brewery they belonged.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
SETTI ING lip

CINCINNATI, Q. April l6.-Beceiver Nc
Cornil, of the Metropolitan national bank
has received checks upon the assistant
United States treasurer to pay all claims
of the depositors of the Metropolitan ma
tional bank whose claims were proved be
fore April ). Claims are paid in full with
interest from the date of the banks sus
pension.
Each claimant receives a check for the
amount OF his claim. There are about f0(
of these checks, aggregating 1890, 100.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
In Favor Of womzu.

Women have proversiaily noTs lore ard
rnors fidelity than rnsn, and, Il they have
less energy, thsv have less ssldstness- To
thoza On her osn Isvrl, woman Is more sJr5-
pathetic and more Communicative; - tS1s-
beneath her. nnsre r5afnl raore c7e-rlfal. a7f
roore benign; - tbcss sf,Yss her, more differ
entail AMI usors rrsIss tfsl j smart BAGS
Ia C1zselIs Hsgazs-.e-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
ppnp0SiT0N

NV YoaE, April 1.-THE Brewers
association met today and agreed 20
guarantee employees tie same scAle q
wages and hours Of labor for the coming
year as during the past, 50 long rs work j.
done IN q satisfactory manner AL EN-
ployes were % agree coE 30 aid Cr en-
courage any uslra men IN hOycott.u-
brewer Brewers also promise nof -
discharged any emg.oya upon cerEA1d Or
request d a1lT labor orgal.Easi1a-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
THE TURF.

MEMPHIS, April 16-First race, five fur
lones-Volta won, Hancock second, Ban
boy third Time 1:03.
Second race. one mile-Enquirer won
Lucy Johnson recond, Birthday third
Time 1899
Third race, one-half mile-Entry won
Meta second. Extra third Time 50]I
Fourth race, one mile-Lela May won
Persimmons second, Frederick third
Time l:42ll.
Fifth race, five furlongs-GIeaner won
Little Minch second, IIilda third. Time
l0l%t
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
HoL7oN,s PosTOFFlcE ROBBED.

HoLToN, Kan, April 16.-The postoffice
in this city was burglarized last night and
about one hundred dollars in stamps and
a number of valuable papers and receipts
We're taken The door of the safe was
blown several feet off its hinges and an
unsuccessful attempt was made TO effect
an entrance into the interior steel vault
where the most valuable articles were
protected and saved. Later in the night
two suspected characters drove to the
next station north of Holton and boarded
the early morning Rock Island express
train going to St. Joseph. This is the
only clue to the burglars. It is the second
postoffice robbery that has occurred in
this city within a year.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
SIZE WAS CRIZY.

NV YORK. April l5--Judge Barrett in
the supreme court today decided against
Miss Harriet Elizabeth Coffin. the eccentric
young lady who was recently the subject
Of proceedings de lUnico IusHirendo before
SheriTs Jury The jury found Miss
Coffin to be OF sane mind. The matter
came before Judge Barrett on a motion 10
confirm the verdict Judge Barrett -ays
the testimony taken before the sher. If :
T1lrv all went 10 show that Mss Coffin was
Of 1lr,cund mind
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
DIDN'T VOTE.

PTTTsBURG. April i6.-The meeting Of
the striking employees Of the Edgar Thomp-
son steel works at Braddock, Pa, TO ballot
on the question of returning 10 work at
Carnsgie's terms, adjourned this after
noon without taking vote. Non-unlon
men who largely outnumbered the strikers
and favored the acceptance OF the com
rrany's nror,osal got control'of the meeting.
Il is conceded the works will now remain
closed for an indefinite period, The fac
tional feeling at Brsddock Is intense and
during the day there were numerous
street fights
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
WISCONSIN FLOODS.

OSHKOSH, Wis, April 16.-Reports have
reached here that the boom near Fremont,
containing 5000, 900 feet of logs has been
carried away by the floods. The logs are
scattered over an area two miles square
away from the main channel Of the wood.
last fall, are owned here and in NeeDah.
The loss VIII be at least $4,000. IL would
cost soc per thousand 10 get the logs back
again, besides those that viii float into
The lake
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
KNOCKED OUT.

ST. GLAZE. No. April I6--Arthur Flint.
81 Louis and Hugh McMsnas, Kansas
City. fought today 10 finish, Queensbyiry
rules. for 5000 side and purse Of 5000
with skin gloves Flint had the best OF
the fight until the thirteenth round. when
be was f7corpd bv a tremszduoUs hump
on the law. This weakened him and IL
the seventeenth he WAS EuocAe2 out 10y
another blow On law and nsck. Both men
were badly uV,aished.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
AND RAMSEY TOO

LOUISVILLE, April 16.-Francis Murphy.
who has been exhorting for week past
before immense crowds in the Moody
tabernacle. this morning undertook a
special mission. He took the Louisville
base bali club and as a result every mem
Der OF the nine signed the pledge. This
includes the great unreformed left handed
Ramsey, and the club managers regard
their nine as sure winners row.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17

DETEoIT. Mich. ApE.l Am Evening
Journal Special from Grand Rapids.
Mich. SAYS Curtis ana DUnf0-, p-oFrle 1d-s
% The oldest = ao.esale paper hofise - 'te
c5ty. thIs morning failed on . Ezao<t gee q
ihe amount q s. 10 u Favor r. Z T.
DuntGn 20 Serurs e13do-seEsar-7ts ~
assets ard Liabilities ARE unknown JoGE
l. Cur1LA she senIoF man tser q to- LTzls-
says Il Is 4 total wreck aad fnas tlzs bias
ness szfi &. wound Up
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
Doctor Barker Says the Crisis
has not yet Come, and
that Warning
Will be Given of the Grim VISITOR
Emperor Fredericks Death Expected
at Almost any Moment
The Family Called to the Bedside OF
the ROYAL Patient-The Crown
Prince Empowered to Act.
WEATHER REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April II. l a. m.-For
Missouri: Rain, followed by decidedly
colder clearing weather; brisk to high
winds becoming northwesterly with a cold
wave
For Kansas: Rain, followed by colder,
clearing weather; brisk to high northerly
winds, diminishing in force with cold
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
gocARp SENTENCED TO HANG

KANSAS CITY, April I6,-john Bogard,
the youth who assisted Charles Meyer to
murder and rob James Meyer in the rail-
way station at Independence last January
pleaded guilty OF murder IN the frst degree
today His plea was accepted and ne was
at once sentenced 70 hang June ). Meyers
mas been convicted but sentence has no,
vet been passed
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17

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paris. zhl-a vest r0z1d bsr Esck N sirsee-
s-rings. "a nos for sass a. sss z1o2 = 90 4
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thinking Il ~hSn b descrln@s4 Losaa.r'.
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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17

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C fsgssorzs, To- number Q; criminals n ErZ-
ia1s3 "a cay sksus ons-E STA ~ IzsSs a. /. wa
Etty Tssss 40. Had tse nu-zA@r kess ra1s
zlsh ;he s-srT~ase q popsl2t.oa il wcaaa have
se.l tcs4tss. IT'S y u re-sszykzoas sn0wln--
CE41ass Ina
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
j.. namunA OPENING

NEW YORK. April I6-Ths HeET building
OF the consolidated exchange was opened
this morning without ceremony Prtzs5-
deut Wilson struck the goas Al y u-.
- signal 70 begin business and a1ser q
short sr.-ecn b., retired ftoa tie rostElsxa
The door was crowded with members
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17

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Hzats u drink SocscA uaos.z-aia ssz "a: Of =
ezasca- = e-2-cA - . Teass! sEsF4d llk. q
large c.a>z s1ssl sa@ = very lie l1rz-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17

gian, whose article on Civilization in the
United States attracted markcdattention,
died suddenly today III Liverpool. from
heart disease.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
saAnl rs CrAa-

IoxDo,E, april e -sfr. Matthew Arnold.
The noted poei. s1hosaS. critic aE4 taSo4o-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17

Bread taoFo1zaIF bsrzsd AID made q
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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-17
THE END BELIEVED TO BE NEAR.
The German Emperor Thought to be Near
Deaths Door.

BERLIN, April 16.-The following bulle-
tin was issued this afternoon:
CHARLOTTENBURG, 3 p. m.-The en-
peror did not pass a good night bronchitis
having supervened yesterday accompanied
by high fever and shortness of breath.
(Signed) MACKENZIE,
MIEGNER
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PORTLAND. Or. May - t~pft ial. =
The trial Of william landr.th. tne rois
county murderer. began az Dallas. Oregon
this morning. the murderer having beer
removed from the Salem Jail without dif
ficulty a. an early hour But about an
hour was consumed In obtaining a jury
for out of the twenty three names dfaaf
from the regular panel but nine were re
jecied and twelve accepted
The testimony OF Mrs. fAndreth. wife oi
ihe murderer, was rejected A. incompetent
under the State law. The next three vii
ncsses were Lizzie Rcil, wilburn aud VII
lis, children Of the murderer. aged rcsper
lively 10. Is aud II years. Thcxs witnesses
eoncurrcd In all essential particulars aud
told complete story of one ef she most
diaboiical murders on record. The eon
current testimony. though delivered hesi
ta'ingly, was direct sad mad. out con.
elusive case against the murderer.
The written confession of fandre,h was
also produced blythe prosecution. The
confession covers four closely written
pages II Is wretehed In orthugrapfy and
phrascoiegy aud incohcrent in meaning.
In II Landreih speaks Of uneasiness en-.
gendered In him and Mrs. Lahdreih
By her daughters symmie's saspi.
cfou. conduct. but they never found
out anything which Was really wrong
about her. lie did not want the matter
stirred mp on trial. He denlsd ssrernously
thing bat the most perv, and asks that the
girl may have her Just deserts. .8s
have put the girl ont nf
The world He writes: ''God pets IL IN my
heart 20 speak ia tehalf the girl, and be
Pleads that she b. not disgrarcd. After ar-
gumeni by the counsel. the jury retired,
hut in a few moments returned with a yer.
diet cf murder In the fr-f degree Land
reth's counsel abandoned the insanity
line Of defense on the trial.
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FROM wALLA wALLA.
Arson Ca.e Decided Against Ciink-
Manx llflacr <eMs Nnies.

wxrLA WALL, MAY 1..-Ia the arson
case against citck TIE jury returned a yer
diet ef guilty on saturday night The
prisoner suesambe,i 20 tfis inevitable He
could scarcely salk from rhe eaurs room.
He II Y.-o-srs,e.i and very III a new trial
has teen ssked for.
The city 81 foraeroy has decided BY a
vote 10 baild 80 De q ho4si hou@s.
work an the foundry and machine shop
al Milton will sseyin next week
Abaat four years ago man found .
dead tssiy Ia tOwu here lnafslafrti and
estef. ~ hor.. I, is thought that eisse
has t-ssrsi discovered to the murderer The
ea-se i fow in the bands of detectives.
F,fsfay AZ Pessalesaa the dwelling house
- Tss., Robin. vas bsFptzi- The isss = ~
yi9o fugty lfssn-esi- During the fire W W.
Roper. fireman, t. - kEsoessat frsf's = Lad
der by a stream 81 water and scry badly
bruised 90 sfss leit ode.
/ The asx northern i'sessr and Washing
ton Territory union Depot af Naliuiz 3sssi
the large ros4Bs house AZ fasco wiil tss
bssilt AZ once.
Ar. Thorp-aa. iatr pepl,entisry .elesk.
snekrs serious and specific rk4rTe> q! NAL
fuasaare agAlns- fraux J. Psfker. presifsezss
% tine hsssTsi cf Iysatrsn:lery commission
era Parker Indignantly denies tse
charges.
5ahn -wassrsiag. an expert. has FvturacS.
srosa She rslsafss river zzisssr ash ~
Thag theg sse wss1saef5tills IRA ns lsS
diets nat it Eiii DC tie Estssesf EslIsins
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FROM PORTLAND.
Firemen's Tournament Coming to
Seattie-Serfes Of Accidents.

SSatthG-SCftrs VI AGSfut0te-
PORTLAND, Ore, May es--An Astoria
special says Portland having failed to raiss
the requisite two thousand dollars the
directors of the gon-Washlngton Fire
mems association have decided 20 hold the
coming convention tournament at Seattle,
that city teiegraphsng the statement that
tzpo has been set aside for prizes. II is
thought probable that the convention VIII
l-e held On July nj and Sd, and the tonrna-
nent July 4sh. 5th aud 9Th. but nothing
positive As To the date has yet been settled.
Astoria win send picked team 20 eonies,
for the supremacy In the championship
races
To-day the fourtcen-year-old son OF Dr. J.
J. Fisher OF Albina, near Portland. was
drowned in the bay. With several other
lads he was playing on the edge OF the
river on raft. They fell into the river
aud Young Fisher was drowned. The
water was not deep but the boy lost his
presence Of mind. Nothing was known oi
the casualty until one of the boys come
and told the parents.
At the logging camp OF r. W. Smith near
knappton, Washington Territory. this
morning Charles Robbins. aged 81 years,
was caught under falling tree and
crushed. He lived only few hours. lie
leaves wife and two children.
A boat went into the trap to-day al Rak
er's Bay and Carl Hansen. the puiler, wa,
drowned He leaves wife aud two ehil
drcu who live at Humboldt, California.
The purpose OF the Oregon Railway Ex-
tension company which Incorporated here
last saturday il TO build line from Rira
paria 10 the esd mile pcs; ON the Oregon
Railway and Navigation ccfnpans's Pa
louse branch, thence eastward 10 the
junction with the Washington and Idaha
railroad, The incorporaiors are W. II.
HoieoInb. e. II. Lewis. Henry Failing and
III. W. Corbett. who are dlreetsfs in the
Oregon Railway and Navigation company
is an Oregon Railway nni Sayidation
invasion of Northern Pacific territory.
There Is good ground for believing that
the Oregon Railway aud Navigation com
pany intend Ia build this summer a. Coear
q Alene and 10 spokane Fails under the
name of the Washington aud Idaho rail.
rsai
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CONDENSED rELEoRAMs.

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tfId over the ta,ath ot General Hancock, q
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THE PRoHIBIIIoSIsTs.
Nearly Completed fer
Their National Convention.

rxrsIsSAFcLfs. May 2s-Afhsaxh the
p-,ahilEfson convention der oos E1e@; tsr.
III " wesinest&y Tie preparations ~ The ies-ai
rovurn srfce arc practically e9try,ssstst- The
s,iacss. Fserfinx TaraiiEssB tgil. has heta
Issasiy deco-sfrd With asrs, hsnBers and
saosss~-s. appropriate notices a-rssg snteF-
sg~rse-f among toe gaiiy caksyxss ofzA-
rsseafai rsyae. fs-5rsasrs are arriving %
exx-y rrx.a tss, the main tsrdy Si0 nos ss'
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-05-29

NEE YoaN, May z.--An Augusta special
ssys: One Of BiaiBe's prominent friends
states that Blaines house was broken inio
some time ago during the fatally absence,
and NIL his political aad business CORE
sfsondenee aad private papers inyoiyfBe
financial matters. which were in his Il
h-ary, wer. overhsuied. carefully exam
ined aud a portion thereof ahesrarted- The
natter has been kept secret ia the hope of
the thief being discovered, but he never
has been The snpraxi;ion Is that the rob
beyy was perys-trsied with the expectation
Of obtaining something kfDong B.aine's
private papers " hich might BE- used 10 his
political injury u ever wanted. The char
srter Of the papers sfpsen Is unknown.