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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-14
Through Car Service. Wichita to Kansas CITY
via the Santa Ee koutr

The Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe have
now in their night train service leaving
Wichita at $50 D. m, the latest and most
approved pattern of free reclining chairs
These cars will be run daily. IN addition
to this, Pullman service on morning train
from Newton, and through Pullman cars
daily on the $50 p. M. train to Kansas
City. Atchison and 81. Joseph.
w. d. MURDOCH.
Pass. and Ticket Agent, 10 North Main
street, Union Depot and Douglas avenue
station. d31-tf
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Books Given AWAY.

Educational headquarters. Robin son
ChampiOn GS If
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Charters

Best lemons only Is cents a dozen at G..
l. Fuller's. d92-tf
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Cheapest coal in Wichita. See ad of
Forest City Coal company on Sth page.
dol 1t
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Just completed large number Of the
Attorneys pocket docket" For sale at
this office. d93-tf
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Cheapest coal in Wichita. See ad of
Forest City Coal company on Sth page.
dol At
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The latest and prettiest things in mil
linery are ARRIVING daily at kaufman 81
Koher's, 204 n Main st. loft
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Geo. McNeal has moved his barber shop
from W. First street to three doors north
of the court house, No. 2l2 \. Main.
d101 CT
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"a thing of beauty is a joy forever"
Ladies call on the fashionable milliners,
004 \. Main. f02-tf
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Twelve cabinet photos for % cents at
Brittlngham's 1l2 + Douglas avenue and
207 S Main street. dol ct
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Cooking Class

Friday afternoons at 2:S0. 90 E. Oak st.
as 81
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Fifty Cents " orth for Nothing.
See our ad.
s. If ROBINSON & CHAMPION.
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FRVD SCHATTNER,
tiI0i-27t City Clerk OF Wichita.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

CRAWFORD GRAND. 49,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

lest ostatnie posiedzienie obecnej
Rady komisarzy powiatowych, pre-
to maiejszem stale
CHWAEA ze my, cztonko
vic trj Rady zbntaj4c SIG ku koh-
cowi naszej roboty ~rocznoj, z PREY
jcmnos-ia myslimy o mitych go
dz'"ach, spedzony CHI komumka-
cyl "ficyalnej, a W ktoreJ zawsze
mnle jszusc raduscla sto ownIa >ie
do wleksyosci.
w ~ dn"m\ sInic
wyra4a sic nodz'ekownnie Rady
usteruj acemu cAio"knwi va lego
czNnne w-!.oidzia'anio odczs.s 20
siedzi"h Rally
CCIlWAEA e. przcz wyste.
lio"ie dotychc1a>owego czfonka,
l. Skidmore, Rada powiatowa
tract jednego z najzdolniejszych
cztonk6w i ze pozostajacy sordecz
ME ubolewaja mad jego wystapie-
piem.
Ma wniosek o~droczy}a sic Rs
da ma czas nIeogranlczony.
NJ. TOYE, przewodniczacy
komisarzy powiatowych
Poswiadcza: II. w. POSS,
audytor powiatowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
OZDOBA IZBY.
(Jeszcze 5 cent0w t0nlei J

(Jeszcze 5 centow tanle)
Ia so centow W znaczkach
pocztowych dostaniecie cd W.
A. Lorbieckiego 2 Winony,
Man., sIiczny ro|sISi obraz 2
stopy szeroki 3 wysokl maja-
cy wartosc S LOO. Przedsta-
via on nam W pardzo slicz-
nych kolorach, Matke Bosk4
Czestochos ska, otoczona her.
bami Polski, Litwy i Rusl.-
Kazdy aboneht Winwsa i kaa
dy cz&onek Zwiqzku Mar. Pol,
powlrien mice ten obraz w
swoim domu.
Dawniei ~przedawano ten
obraz W Au.asyre pc $3.50.
Adres p. Lrrbieckiego Jest;
722 %. Scnborn Str, Winona,
Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

WIADOMOSCI'
MIEJSCOWE
Nowy yegistyator dokumen-
tow p. Bollman zaangazowaf
sobie ma klerka Polaka p.
Wlnczewskiego, mfodego, W
wyzszych szkofach amerykan-
skich wyksztalconego Polaka.
&tarego Walentego Ghu5he W
Winonie W tych dniach cie&xo
t%ot}uk]y konie, ktorych po-
mogl zaprzagac! Zyciu jego
powazne zagra2a niebezpie-
czenstwo.
Pozshi Kh6 Republ,kanski
W Winonie odbedzie w czwar.
TEX, 20 grudnia, o godziuie Is
wieczorem, W hall Kompanii
Pclskie), zwyczajne miesieczne
posiedzenie
y Wmon1e znaiduja sic O.
becnie goScje ME swych
krewnych -- zamo2ny farmer
f., Galewski, rodem z Duzago
klincza, pod kaszubska Kos.
cierzyna, a ebecnie zamo1ny
farmer w Pu1askim, W Dako-
Gle, +; Michaf Milovh, boss SEX
c,yjney prey kolei W Appleton,
Mimi, rodem Z Wiela, ma
kaszubach. - Pan Galewski
Z Winony poiedzle w goscine
do braci swoich w Milwaukee.
Ma junausz nleszczesliwego
0lsona, ktory podczas parady
tryumfaluej %postroda} obie re-
ce, zto2ono juz W Winonie
$4,000 dolarow.
F1anciszek Szlaga skazany
zostal "a zawadyactwo na l
miesiac wiezienia.
Lofty ma sprzedai, calko-
wife i pofowiczne ma pan Ru-
dolf Muswik Mankato Ave.
$50 W poblizu mostu. Ktoby
chciai sobie za|uzyG W Vino
ME stale wiasne oguisko, ME-
chat uda sic do tego pana, a
mole zrobic dobry lnteres, DO
Lofty w tel stronie miasta co
roe ida W gore.
Ponaewaa Kolej Burlingioh-
ska znizy}a Gene jazdy do
Chicago ma $3.50, zada teraz
North Western tylko 5000.
Gdy TAX dalej p6jdzie, pasa.
2erowie Jeszcze odbiora nagro-
de byle tylko chcieli jechaG.
Mroz popsul kapitanowi Ro-
bert Harris szyki. Wsiadt na ME
spodzlanie ma pocz.tku biezacegc
tygodnia ma grzbiet rzeki Missis.
s,ppi %pokrywa iej powlerzchnia
lodem. Je1eli sic kto w dzith Bo-
lego Narodzenia ma teJ rzece wy
} prawi do Fountain City, to cbybo
ma tyzwach.
Sharga miasta ~przcciw konduk
torowi Hensey o szybklc jechanit
srod granic miasta z~oataia oddalo
} ma, gdyz ton przysiagl, il szybkos
ci jazdy ME kontreluje. Teraz m.
bye przyaresztowany kierownik 10
komotywy lecz wcdiug wszelkieg,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nastapi ujed
manic miqdzy miastcm II Kompani,
isolejowa
Ka&dy, kto kupi u mnie to
wardw IA Sl.0O, odbierze los IL.
} zioty zegarek.
FIR. PEREUTKA.
Kram PREY polskim kosclcle
Mfdsto nasze, m przedslawi,
maj0u 0dstppiio cd zamiaru zaku
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

W pewnym 50 akrowym trakcie
W powiecie winonskim, a ponie-
waz takowa peticya wedle Sec.
30, rozdziaf 81 powszechnych u
staw Z 1878, i ola pr~yzwolenia
z~osta}a przediozona, zatem
UCHVVALONO niniejszem,
re projektowana sprzedal przez
nas przyzwolona i uznana IA po-
trzebna, i re klerk Rady powiato-
wiatej sedziemu sierot we i ola
p%owiatu w~ir.oiiskiego ma o naszej
uchwale " tel sprawie referowaf
Peticya podpisana przez oby-
watela P. L. Murraya j % innych,
wzgledem przefozenia p6}nocno-
Gwiartki sekcyi %, town 1O5,
range 5 z d%istryktu szk6lnego M.
SO do d%istryktu szkolnege M. IA,
zostafa wysfuchanq i ola blizsze-
zbadania odfozona az do 3 stycz-
MIA 1889 I. o godzinie 2 z po}ud-
MIA.
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic Ra-
da az do soboty, o godzinie 10
pred po}udniem.
Obrady 10 so6ote. 1 .gru0uia.
Masterpieces rachunki przyzwo-
lone zosta}y z Fundnszu po%lato-
wego:
ID. Sinclair. Publishing Co.,,
ksiazkl / praco druks Is. lie $40.57
Herald Printing Co., drnkj 1890
Wsncna Adler. ........ 4.SC
WIARUSOWI "a druki go
J6z f Lcicht.. $50
H. w. H,ll.............. 400
j. S. Whiton............ 4AD
AeNie & Co, materyafy DO
p:sanla. 900
n. &. G. Schmidt, zapisa-
rle urzedowego bondu...... 100
N. Jacob, towary dla WIG
zienla.. 2.25
Town Fremont, rachunek
doktorski "a %leczcnie zaruzl;-
wei choroby, przrz powiat
%zapfacony 600
j. B. Bamb"aeis, "a czyn-
nosci lako komisarx......... 900
NJ. Toyc IA %czynnosel jake
kumlsarz.... 900
L.. Bkidmore g" i milnwe 10 90
] H. Perry &" i milowe 1900
J. l.. Finch, " = milowe 1892
z .fimduszu Orig mostom.
Luird Norton Co., drzcwn
budulc,we dla 2 1istryktu $34.64
e. w. Bkidmors, robo,a
PREY drogarh distrykcic 1900
Tomasz Hicks robota prey
drogach W 5 dislIykcic.... 27.OO
Laird Norton Co., budu-
lee dln 5 dlstryktn 500
j. B. Bambenek, czynn"s-
ci komitetowego prey ogle.
dzinach drog i mil"wc,,,.. 11.00
M. Toye, ltaca komitelo-
wego ala ogledzm drog
L.. Skidmorc, p}aca komi-
tetowego ola drog j milowe 1850
]. II. Perry, ptaca kemi-
tetowego cd drog , milowe II 90
J FL. Perry, %ogIedziny drdg 800
l.. Skidmore,
/ "a dostawe materyatu..., 1900
Z jtmduszu ubogich.
j. B. Bambenek, towary
ola fanny ubogich $52.5s
J. Steinbauer " Z" 1850
N. jacob &c" 2I.O5
Ch"s. Deering, mieso.... 81.37.
M Tuye, reparacya pumpy
ola fanny ubogich 500
NJ. Toye, transportacya
boglch.. $500
A. Prochowicz, 2 trumny
ola ubogich karawan.... 1850
l.. Skidmore, odwiedzlnv
chorego 90
z unor@oaego1;u ndatszu ratuszowego
Munck i Loh-e, czescio
we sptaty 2 kontraktu Ola
ncwego ratusza. -.S4.500.Oo
G e Maybury K syn,
czesviowa spfata "a pluny
din ratuaza.............. sO75
Chas. BUTLER, jako Sill
pe%rintendent nowego IA
tusZa. 1900
NJ. T"ye, jake komiteto-
wy ratuSza ...........- 600
Przyjeto uchv aty, ably pray
zwolic masterpieces czarowe wspar-
cia:
PAM Pomroy 1 warda, Wi
mona. S2O.UO
Jane Woods 2 wardn, Wi
5000
Barbara sbocsel 4 warda
Wlnonu.. lu.00
KeYstlna Anderson 4 war;
ca, 1906
Mary Bambenek 4 warda,
Winona.. 1000
JnO Czaplevs ski 4 waria.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
HINTS TO

Tickle, officers arr open thirty So) minutes before de-
parture oftrains and it is bestto buy tickets before tax
ing your seat in the cars.
Always purchase your tickets at regular railroad tic
ket Offices. irresponsible outside parties often have ex-
pired, counterfeit or stolen tickets, which they try to
palm off uponthe unwary.
Coupon tickets to all important points in the United
States and Canada are for sale at the coupon offices Of
The Burlington" by various routes, at the choice of
the passenger.
Personal bagge not exceeding $50 pounds is carried
free on The Burlington" All in excess of that amount
will be charsedfor in accordance with the tariff supplied
20 agentsr
Mileage tickets emitting the holer to travel either 1000
or 1000 miles over the lines Of The Burlington Sys-
tenn are for sale by ticket agent at all principal stations.
All information respecting connection of trains at juno
re, etc.. will be ch~eerfully given bv our ticket agents or
on application to W.. J. c. Kenyon, Gen. Pas. Agent
c., b. N. r. r., St. Paul, MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20
Obrady KOmisarzy
POWiatOWycl.

St6sownie do odezwy, podpi-
sanej przez panow, Perry, Skidmore
i Finch, z 3 listopada 1888, zebra
Ia sic Rada komisarzy powiato-
wych ~ dniu % listopada W blu
re auditora ma posiedzenie mad
zwyczajne.
Obecni byli panowie Toye,
Bambenek i Perry.
Poniewaz to by} Dzien dziek-
czynny odroczy1a sic Rada az do
pi4tku, 0 godzinie 10 pred po-
}udniem.
Rozprawy 10 piqtek 80 listpada.
Wszysey cz}onkowie obecni.
Nastepujace rachunE przyzwo-
lone zosta}y z Funduszu powiato-
wego:
G. R. Conway, dostawie-
ME rezultatu wyborow
gminy Dresbach. 100000. S 4.SO
B. J. Beach, dostawienie
rezultatu wybor6w z New
Hartford. 800
A. J. Snider, dostawie-
ME rezultatu z Pleasant Hill 800
A. Laufenberger dosta-
wienie rezultatu wyborow
Wiscoy ESQ
Jno A. Brand, dostawie-
ME rezultatu wyborow zHart $50
John Louis, dostawienie
rezultatu wybor6w zFremont 400
N. E. Walter, dostawienie
rezultatu wyborow zSaratoga $50
P. Griffin, dostawienie re-
zultatu wyborow zRichmond 800
E. j. Hammond, dosta-
wienie rezultatu wybor6w
Homer LEU
j. Moran, dostawienie re-
zultatu wyborow z Wilson,. 100
Reese Howell, dostawienle
rezultatu wyborow z Warren $50
Henfyk Nussloch, dosta-
wienie rezultatu wyborow z
Utica. 400
West dostawienie rezul-
tatu wyborow Z st. Charles. 500
Jno Pickert, dostawienie
rezulatu wybor6w Z miasta
St. Charles. $50
H. M. Delworth, dostawie-
ME rezultatu wyborow
gminy Hillsdale ............ 200
Jas. Weight, dostawienie
rezultatu wybor6w z Rolling
stOne........ ........... l.OO
J. Kalmes, dostawienie re-
zultatu wybor6w z Norton 400
H. P. Todd, dostawienle
rezultatu wyborow z Elba.. $50
N. Walch, dostawienie re-
zultatu wyborow z gmlny
Vernon. 4.2O
A. J. McRay., dostawienie
rezultaau wybor6w z White
N. J.sSHardwick, dostawie-
ME rsaaltatu wyborow Z
b Bosart, zywienie
wieznt6w listopadzie.... 140.50
81. w. Poss, porto poczto-
we i expresowe........-....- 800
D.. Fakler, porto pooztowe
j dzierzawa boxy......"..... 300
E. G. Curtis, zdejmowanie
tax zwanych awnings" PREY
AIatuszu. LOU
Laird Norton Co., drzewo
budulcowe ola ratusza..... los
S. Wv. Paine, glazing"
przy ratuszu..... ........... 6.OC
III. Choate & Co., towary
Ola wiezien 6.27
# sGiese i syn, naprawa PREY
Nurnance W wiezieniu. l:23
Me- anghey i McDavitt.
rewizya Estery Bebo W WIG &
q funduszu ubogich. I
j.. F. Schneider, roboty ko-
walskie ola fanny ubogich:- $500
PAM Bartlett, OWES ola
fanny ubogich. $500
H. Choate & Co., towary
ola fanny ubogich. ....-.. 1865
Z tundusz6w dr6g i mostde0.
S. Gardner, robota PREY
drogach W l drstrykcie:. -. $l.OO:
Winona Lumber Co., drze-
wo budulcowe w 1 distr..... 4O.6z
Keenan, i Rowe, furmanka
ola roboty PREY drogach W
2 distrykcie- 2.5(
M. H. Skidmore, robota
PREY drogach W 3 distr:--. 12.0(
j. NJ. Winters, robota
PREY drogach W 3 distr..... 49,
J. Wv. Loppnow, timber
ola drogi W 3 distrykcie-. 1.O'
Bracia Brooks, budulec
ola 3go distryktu. ALL,
A. d. Trowbridge, robota
PREY drogach W 4 distrykcie 30
G. Tarras robota PREY dro-
zach W 5 distr. 31.5
VIC. Berry ""w5 distr. 600
Laird Norton Co., budu-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

pienia ,,trucku" dIa tutejszej stray
ogn owej ME gdyk ten truck kosz-
tnle wiecej, ni& inne, IL dalej Z po-
wodn, re odnosna komlania jest
skarzonA m n%arCszenie patentu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

Pan Ernst Ramm, nowo wy
auditor p%owiatowy, zatrzy-
ma p. Jan O'Brien JaSo deputowa-
nego i p. VVeibla jake klerka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

Messkajqca W 4 wardzie PAM
Johnson, kt0ra niedawno usi}owa-
Ia przerznac sobie gard}o, uznana
zostafa jako cierpiaca ma pomie-
szanie zmys}ow i odstawiona do
szpitala W Rochester.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-12-20

Ca}kowi;te zaGmienie s}onca Cd
bedzle sic W dniu l stycznia 1897,
0 godzinie 2 z po}udnia. Bsdzie
die ono lepiej widzialnem Ka-
lifornii, niz w jakimkojwiek in
nym Stanie Uni. Ca}kowite FAC
mienie potrwa tylko 2 minuty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-17

6lainc IN this matter. Circumstances may
arise that will compel his friends to refuse
to accept this IS q final answer from Mr..
Blaine. But that no one knows any thing
about. Now, young man, ] don't want to
say any more. In fact, I have nothing to
say. Don't you see that all this talk about
candidates is mere speculation and nothing
more"
Ex-senator Thomas G. Ploit said: Ok !
believe Mr.. Blaine to be out Of the rae for
the Presidency now 2" tie ex-senator said,
as he thoughtfully stroked his beard.
Eyes, l do. l believe Mr.. Blame means
every word in the letter that appeared In
the morning papers. l had reason to know
for some little time that such . letter was
forthcoming"
Senator Eugene Hale, of Maine, was at
the Brevoort on his way to Washington.
He looked serious when asked what he
thought Of Mr.. Blaine's letter, and an-
swered: II think that he is sincere and
means every word that he has written"
The Ersminy Post says: 1--WE think that
Mr.. B,aine's letter to Chairman Jones, of
the Republican National Committee, does
actually take him out of the field as q con-
testant for the Republican nomination for
the Presidency. We think that this will be
tho effect and net result Of it. whether he
so intended it or not"
"Boss" Mclaughlin, Of Brooklyn, said:
I'VE shall have to fight Nh. Blaine again."
he remarked sententiously. HE will be
the next candidate for the Presidency on
the Republican side"
Chauncey n. Depew said: "Mr. Blaine's
letter 10 an able letter. It is o surprise and
disappointment to me-. 1t is, ! think, . sur
prise and disappointment to all his friends
/ have not yet had time to take q horizontal
view Of the situation. / feel that Mr..
Blaine's friends will regret the step he has
deemed wise to take, and that . majority
Of them will not consider it final. Mr..
Blsine,s declination will not necessarily
prevent his friends from nominating him
for the Presidency, neither will it prevent
him from accepting q nomination, should it
be given him"
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-17
ROW IN GUAYAQUiL.

A Priest Exc0mmunicAteS the Supreme
Court and = Row E0lloW&
PANAMA, Feb. A.-Much excitement has
been caused in GuayaQuil, and excitement
which has not yet been allayed, owing to q
Spanish priest, temporarily in charge Of III
Bishopric Of Gayaquil. having excOmmuni-
Gated the Judges Of the Supreme Court. A
mob, in which many Of the best known citi-
zens of Guayaquil were prominent, stoned
the Bishops palace. Thence they went to the
residence of DR.. Nevia, the legal adviser Of
the episcopate. On One being thrown
Nevia and some friends who were with
him fired on the crowd. The police also
acted similarly. Several persons were
killed and wounded before Q troop Of
soldiers appeared and restored order. The
Government in defending the church party
was the cause OF the trouble, which 1t is
believed will be more serious in its couse-
auences On January "a the populace gut
ted the residence Of the Bishop to b cry
of "Death to the prlests" although the
streets were being patrolled. Quiet was,
however, temporarily restored when 1t be-
came known that orders had been received
to hold strict Investigation as to who is re-
sponsible for the deaths caused by the fre
Of the police.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-17
WASHINGTON LEGISLATORS.

Mi~seolla0eOus Proceedings 0f the Senate
and House.
WASHINGTON, Feb. A.-In the Senate
yesterday the following bills were intro
duced and referred: BY Mr.. Voorhees,, to
increase the pensions of those soldiers who
had lost a limb, or two limbs, or both eyes;
by Mr.. Plat, to prohibit members Of Terri
torial Legislatures from holding Office. and
to pay $7,371 for the passage OF Uenerai
Lafayette and his family from France to
the United States as guests of the Nation
in 1874; by Mr.. Sawyer. authorizing
the appointment Of eleven railway mail SUI
p~erintcndents; by Mr.. Turpie (bv request),
to grant service pensions in the army and
navy; by Mr.. Vest to fix the number Of
documents printed by Congress and known
as 'the usual number" at 100 and to specify
the number Of certain documents to be
printed.
Mr.. Vest made q lengthy address on the
necessity Of adopting the latter, and it was
referred to the Committee on Printing.
The Blair bill was again taken up, also
the resolution in regard to the ineficiency
of the mail service, which went over.
The following bills were passed: Appro-
priating $5OO,OOO for the construction of a
public building at Portland, Ore; relating
to lands in Colorado lately occupied by the
Uncompahgre and White River Ute In
dams, and for the relief Of A. b. Norton,
postmaster at Dallas, Tex. The Senate
then adjourned.
HOUSE.
In the House yesterday Mr.. Grosvenor,
of Ohio, rose TO the question Of privilege,
which had reference to The publication OF
rebellion records, but after an ex planation
from Townshend, Of Illinois. the matter
dropped.
The District of Columbia occupied the
House much of the day.
Mr.. McRae, Of Arkansas, introduced q
bill for the permanent improvement Of the
Ouachita river in Arkansas and Mr.. Chip
man, of Michigan, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported the resolution
calling upon the Treasury Department for
information relative to the refusal OF the
Canadian authorities to allow American
vessels to enter Canadian ports or waters.
Mr.. Bland, OF Missouri, introduced a bill
to prohibit the coinage Of 8 gold pieces,
and the House adjourned.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-02-17
WICHITA COUNTY WAR.

Evidence For the Prosecution Ended-EX.
animation For the Defense.
GREAT BEND, Kan, Feb. 14-C. E. Nc
Terren, the first witness yesterday on be-
half OF the State in the trial of Tom Allen,
Of Coronado. for participation In the
Wichita County war, swore that he was 1t
tho Vendomo Hotel in Coronado when the
shooting took place. He SAW Leoti mon
shooting In the street and saw Lcoti men
Afterwards get out Of . wagon and
attack . Coronado man, who said he was
wounded, and strike hin over the head
with revolverA Another Leoti man struck
. coronado man over the head with . 70
volver and caught another by tho throat
and struck him with - revolver and then
shot at him. A third Leoti man held his
gun on an old soldier and made him come
down the stairs on the outside Of the bank.
After Coulter shot, somebody shot Coulter.
when the shooting became general. Wit
ness raw the old soldier hold a revolver
near Coulter's head and shoot, but did not
see the defendant that day. Saw two men
pass the hotel about fifteen minutes before
the shooting, and q had . Winchester
rifle.
After cross-cxamination the evidence for
the State was closed.
F. SappingtOn, for the defense, testified
that he had known the defendant over two
years A short time before the shooting
Allen was injured seriously and got up on
the Saturday before the shooting for the
first time, and about eleven O'Clock Sunday
left for Coronado. He had to be helped into
the hack. Three persons were present
when Allen was hurt. Two others testified
virtually to the same facts.
William Bass testified that he and his
wife went to Coronado with defendant on
the day Of the shooting and defendant had
neither gun nor revolver. Witness was
with defendant most of the time and saw
him Immediately after the shooting near
where Mrs. McCann saw aim.