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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-10-16
SOUTH AMERICAN VISITORS.

BUFFALO, y. Y, Oct 15.-At sos this
morning the special train bearing the
delegates to the Three-Americas congress
pulled out OF the Lake Shore depot for
Erie, Pa, where brief stop will be made
before proceeding to Cleveland. The train
this morning carries for the first time upon
the trip General j. VI. p. Champagne, ex-
president OF the republic OF Ecuador, the
present minister to the international CON
gress. lie brings with him his secretary,
Dr. Charles X. Gill, Jr., aud attache,
Antonio Echeyerria.
CLEVELAND O., Oct. 15.-The paB-Amer
lean tourists train arrived here at $50
O'Clock this afternoon and proceeded at
once to Newburg, where the industries Of
the town and the insane asylum were in-
spected. This evening a banquet was
rendered them. Senators Payne. Sher-
man, Mayor Gardiner aud Governor Fora
ker were present,
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WEST VRGlNlA,s CONTEST.

WHEELING, W. Va, Oct. 15.-The legis-
lative contest committee arrived here to-
day TO prepare their report upon the
Fieming-Goff contest for governor. Upon
the account of the non-arrival OF two Of
the committee the body did not arrive
today The session viii last several days
ana some lively times are expected
The decision Of majority OF the
committee VIII undoubtedly be in
favor of seating Fleming. Senator Nor
ris. Republican member. when asked 0y
the Associated Press reporter tonight II
there would be minority report in favor
of Cot, said: Most 2sSuredly What are
we here for: we are confident Golf was
honestly elected and the alleged Republi-
csn frauds were not proven.
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THEY WENT TO EUROPE

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 15.--Late Sunday
night Rev. Dr. Charles O'Reilley. treas
urer Of the National League fund. received
cablegram from London. Shortly after
wards he was aroused second time by a
messenger and telegram from Chicago
was delivered to him. DR.. O'Reilley arose
and the telephone wires between his resi-
dence and the home of Colonel John At
kinson, the Irish patriot. were kept hot for
nearly an hour. At o'clock yesterday
morning DR.. O'Reilley and Colonel Atkin-
son started for New York to take steamer
for London. 1t is understood that they go
10 Europe to confer with Parnell and
other leaders of the Irish movement, and
it is even limited that the recent develop
ments in the Cronin case have caused this
sudden visit. The gentlemen announced
that their stay would not be more than six
weeks, unless circumstances compelled
them to remain longer.
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JURY BRiSING METHODS.

CHICAGO. H., Oct. 15.-The investiga-
ton into the methods of the jury bribers
is temporarily at rest and still today. The
efforts of the state are directed toward
finding out the leader of the conspiracy.
Higher game is bound to come down, so at
least States Attorney Longenecker pro-
fesses to believe. The connection between
kavanaugh and the minor conspirators
and that between kavanaugh and John
Graham have been established 1t now
remains to be discovered who is behind
Graham. No further indications in con-
nection with the bribery conspiracy are ex-
pected today, as the grand jury is engaged
in the hearing of ordinary cases. Thomas.
kavanaugh, one of the indicted men in
the jury bribing case was released on bail
by Judge Baker this morning. The bond
was fixed at $1,000, the same as the amount
in the other cases. The examination of
venlremen was resumed i'll the Cronin
trial this morning
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MORE AeEcHANGES.

CHICAGO, IL, Oct. l5.-J. A. Hanley,
former traffic manager Of the Chicago, St.
Paul & Kansas City, has been appointed
freight traffic manager of the Atchison,
topeka G Santa Fe. W. H White, who
has heretofore been at the head of the traf-
fic department, Will hereafter be passen-
ger traffic manager. F. c. Gay, general
freight agent OF the Chicago, Santa Fe q
California is promoted to be general
freight agent of the whole system to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
Mr.. Parker
MINNEAPoLIs, MINI, Oct. 15.-Judge j.
ID. Springer of this city who has held the
position of general counsel for the Mime
apolis q ST. Louis railway has been this
afternoon appointed assistant to President
Mandin Of the Santa Fe Judge Springer
will leave for Chicago in a few DAYS and
will enter the service of the Santa Fe No
yember
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE WICHITA, Kan, Oct.
l5.-The highest temperature was 81 =,
The lowest 80 .. and the mean $50. with
fresh southeast TO gentle south winds,
slightly warmer, cloudy weather, with &C.
easional light rain and slightly lower
pressure.
Rainfall for the day .06 inch, and since
rain began go inch.
Last year on October Is the highest
temperature was 20 -, the lowest IS ., aud
the mean 81 with trace of precip
tation from fog in the morning, followed
by fair weather
FRED /. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON. ID. c.,
Oct. ID. p. H. Forecast until p. N.
Wednesday:
For kansas-Fair, preceded by light
rain, slightly cooler, except slightly warm
er in eastern portion. variable winds.
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TIE Asst DAVIS pAors

JEROME PARK, y. y, Oct. 15.-The
racing season III this state closed today,
and it will be the middle of next May be-
fore the runners viii again be seen on ans
OF the large metropolitan tracks
First race. one and ooe-sixteenth miles
Duplicity won, Eric second. Time, 1:57
Second race, six furlongs-Geronimo
won, Ealian second. Time 1:l9S<.
Third race, one and one-guarter miles
Benfag won, Charlie Dreux second. Time.
2:1s.
Fourth race, l.. 40 yaris-Successor Won.
Mary Buckley, colt. second. Time, n Il
Fifth race. one mile--F olunteer won,
FitZjames second. Time, I:47.
sixth race, one and oBe-sixteen;h miles
miles Raymond wou, Prodieal second.
Time, i:55
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pRAyEe-eook REVISION LIKELY.

NEW YORK, Oct 15-In the Episcopal
convention this morning the committee on
canons presented the report and asked to
be discharged They recommend the estab-
lishment of a board of regents on Christian
education to consist Of three members
from the house of bishops, three from the
house of delegates and one from the joint
committee, the latter to also act as advo-
cate. the committee 10 report at the next
convention Adopted.
At 1l:55 the house proceeded to the con-
sideration of the order of the day. DR.
Huntington then assembled the platform TO
speak on the subject of the minority re-
the report severely. Rev. G.. NJ. Christian,
OF Newark, one of the members who pre-
pared the minority report, next arose. de
spoke warmly against any further revision
OF the prayer book.
At the afternoon session Rev Dr. Cor
nelius I. Swope, of New York, Ieplored
the modern tendency TO revise the prayer
book and appealed TO the meeting to stop
II as sacreiigious. Rev. DR.. Sessiums. OF
Louisiana, favored revision and the minor
ity report. He said there was more har-
mony in the church since the work of re-
vision began. Rev. DR.. Holland, of Mis-
souri,, told the convention that no church
could tell MIN what prayers TO otfer IN the
privacy OF his family aud he protested
against making crazy-Guilt out Of the
prayer book. Il am low churchman,"
he cried, 'and ! appeal to every low
churchman TO vote against the proposed
revision"
AT i:50 the chairman ordered vote. II
was vote by dioceses and the secretary
announced the result as follows: Ayes 81,
nays 10, divided II. The minority report
was therefore lost and tht report of the
majority will come up for consideration
tomorrow. The convention then adjourned
until tomorrow.
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MANY TOPICS FOR ENGINEERS.

DENVER. Col. Oct. 15.-Chief Arthur
and staff arrived here late last night and
this morning special train of Pullman
coaches arrived over the Union Pacific
bringing three hundred delegates to the
convention, which Will convene tomorrow.
The meeting will be Of unusual impor-
lance and several questions of great inter-
est are to be decided, among which is the
question of federation with other labor Or
CARNATIONS, the consideration of Athur' S
report on the late Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy strike, the selection of permanent
headquarters for the next ten years and
election of chief The contest will be very
warm but the friends of the chief are con-
fident of his reelection.
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NOT FAIR FOR BONDBOLDERS.
Governor Ames Does Not Favor the Santa
Fes Plan.

Boston, Mass, Oct. Ex-Governor Oliver
Ames was interviewed by the Herald last
night on The Atchison reorganization plan.
He said: This is not fair to the bond
holder. As long as the Atchison, Topeka
81 Santa Fe is good it must pay its inter
est. The bondholders will not stand by
and let themselves be robbed. The plan
might be a grand thing for the stockhold-
erS, but it would be at the expense of the
bondholders. We bought the bonds as a
source of income, trying to keep outside
speculation and we expect fairer settle
ment than that now proposed"
The Hon. George o. Shattuck was also
seen. He thought the scheme would be
satisfactory to the stockholders and would
go through all right. As between the
holders of mortgages having short time
to run and the stockholders the scheme
greatly favored the latter.
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MANY CHANGES LOOKED FOR.

TOPEKA, Kan, Oct. I5.-W. /. Way, who
for eleven years has been assistant to the
general manager of the Atchison, Topeka
a. Santa Fe. was discharged Saturday
night. lie today turned over his desk 10
{. II. Curtis, who has for years been \. A.
Rohinson's assistant. The only reason
that has been assigned by any one is that
MIR. Wray Is a strong friend of W. b
Strong. the eX-president OF that system
Mir. Wray had many and warm friends
along the entire line of the Santa Fe sys-
tenn. Ii looks as though the break would
soon come and that there might be scat
teriug of the present force
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AT MORRIS PARK.

MORRIS PARK. n. y, Oct la-First
race, one mile aud one lfur.ong-Br.dge-
light won. Dunboyne second Time 10y.
Second race. five furloags-ExpTess won,
Isssquena il!ey second. Time iosS
Third race. eleven-s!xTeenths fuiie-R
porter won, Brioee!ight second Time
i.5s5s
Fourth race. one 11iie-Quessal WOE,
Holiday second Time 1864.
Fifth race. seven fuEi0nys-Glentiaie
won. Young Duke srco1n. Tire i.321I
Sixth race. three-four1hs niIe-4'Ivii
Service won, Punsser. Jr., secoad- TEse
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THE RAIL WAY RRAkMEN.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 15-The Brother
hood of Railway Brakemen settled down
to business this morning and entered into
executive session at the hall of the house
of representatives at the capitol. All the
officers were present, Grand Master
Wilkinson being in the chair. The most
important feature of the session, which
will probably cover period of ten DAYS,
will be the thorough revision of the con-
stitution, which has become a necessity.
In its present imperfect state it is a source
OF annoyance and tends TO hamper rather
than benefit the order.
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TEL rcRapHIc RREW1,Ee

The car and his party left Ludwigslust
at O'Clock last evening, en- route TO Rus
STA, returning by way OF Berlin and Dant-
sig. The car mas repeatedly expressed
MS qualification with his reception ia
Germany.
X is officially announced that the eoudi-
tion OF the king Of Portugal j. critical.
His whole body i paraiyzed.
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RACES ATlATONlA

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. l5.-First race.
seven furlongs-Daisy Woodruff won II
49,, Amos A. second.
Second race, seven urlougs-LetterOl
won in 1871. Clamor second
Third race. five arlon1s-Dolikins won
in 1:04 Lizzie g. second.
Fourth race. one and quarter miles
Fevada won iii 2:lI Liederkauz second.
Fifth race. one miIe-Retireve won ia
1:43i5, Bran Dolittle second
sixth race three-quarters Of A mile
Prince tonBO won in LII. ". G.. Morris
second
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RECORD BOOK.

County Superintendent Penoe's class
ifacation register i the fnost CON-
ple;e thing Of the kind ever published.
J0hf Mcdonald. ed tor u tbs Wsster1
School Journal. writes Il examined
Superintendent Peaea-s Clasxi dcat.on Reg
liter. sDd was much p.easssl win u. A
nGmeer II snpeTiuteadsuts pronounce i.
superior 70 any * Der now before :Ls POO
PIE. snd they are u ths opiason that ihs
Register should br placed "a cur county
scbools There a Co re&soo why Kansas
nc nsY sioald be going 70 distant cities
VIXEN We have better srtleis ia our owa
state. AcGress Il. y. ArEDocE.
Manager ZACH
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aailu gayle aaleduesday gornin etober t. 1888

vised with any prospects of success. The
most serious question is. will the holders
of the first mortgage bonds in the Atch-
ison system proper which earns its own
interest, be willing to surrender their spe-
cific security on that part of the system
and accept general mortgage at lower
rate of interest covering other properties
that do not earn their own interests?'' If
they are not willing there is still no escape
from receivership for the Atchlson.
BOSTON, Mass, Oct. l5.-Santa Fe first
sevens 100; first land grants 100; railroad
3D3/
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WILL ADOPT THE Pl AN.

Boston, Mass, Oct. 1.-THE Boston
Marine Insurance company considered the
Atchison plan of reorganization at it's d.
rectOrs' meeting today and voted to adopt
it and deposit all the securities under it
held by the company.
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HEALTH AND BEAUTY.

Swift's Specific has cured myylitt!e niece Of
white swelling of the worst type. More than
twenty pieces of bone came ont OF her leg She
was not able to walk for eight months, and was
On clutches year. The doctors advised anlpu-
tation, but / refused, and put her on s. 6. s.
She is ow as well and playful as any child
Mrs. ANNIE GEEsLIyG, Columbus, Ca
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. Drawer 8 Atlanta Ga.
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opening Of tkss l1s gives 20 the sray.s<y "a.
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- REGAN-NITcHsLl RouT @

SAS FRAScIsCo Cal. Oct. 1.-THE fzh:
which was TO have taken place a the Cali
fornia Athletic club October - between
Johnny Regain and youuc Mitchell las
been declared OF. 3 he directors Of the
club received communication from
Regain stating that he was suffering from
intermittent ualarisl fever and 10 accord
aEce with tBe advice Of his phyBiesaHs he
declined 70 meet Mitchell. Kegau forfs.tS
his deposit % go and wall return cast.
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MINERS FINALLY AT WORK.

SPRING VALLEY. H., Oct. 15.-W ork was
resumed here yesterday in the middle vein
by about fifty men on the conditions es-
tablished by the Streator arbitration board.
This was in opposition TO the resolution
passed by the miners last Friday and for
this reason some trouble was anticipated.
Nothing occurred, however, to disturb the
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BIC EalIifPE Al whcn

Waco, Tex, Oct. i5.--The firm az Les
ing, Solomon & Rosentbal. wholesale dry
goods and cotton factors, state they are
temporarily embarrassed and today made
a sale OF their stock OF goods amt store 10
II. i. Clafiin & Co, OF New York their
principal creditors The liabilities are
placed at $4,000, with assets estimated
a. ~ on az
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MOODY AND PETTl6aEW.

ST PAUL. Mimi, OCT. I5.-Priya:e ad-
vices from Pierre, :. D., state at tbs Pc
publican legislative caucus tonight. Judge
Moody. Of Deadwood, aad Mf. PetfiGrew
of Sioux Falls were decided upon FOR
Jnited States senators. he election viii
occur tomorrow.
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The NEW SCHEME FAVORED.

NEW YORK, Oct. i5.-The long expected
plan of reorganization for the Atehison
appears TO have made favorable impress
sion if the advance of stock this forenoon
can be accepted as an indication. The
general opinion seems to be that this plan
Is the best for the stock that could be de-
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CARRIED OFF BY BEARS.

BLACK Run FALLS, Wis, Oct ia g.
year-old daughter of George Reilly, living
near City Point, in this county, has been
missing for several DAYS. and as numerous
bear tracks are found there it is feared
she has been carried of by one OF these
animals
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ESTIMATES FOR RIVER IMPROVEMENT.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 15.-BriEadier Cen
eral Casey, chief of engineers, in his an
nual estimate submitted 20 the secretary
of war, makes the following recommended
tons for appropriations for continuing
work or some of the principal improv-
ments under his charge during the year
ending June 80, 1891: Arkansas river,
Arkansas and Kansas S25O, 900; Mississippi
river from the Des Moines to the Illinois
river, $500, 200; Mississippi river from the
Illinois river TO the Ohio river, $500, 900.
Galveston harbor and ship canal. 81. loo, 600;
The total amount recommended by Gen
eral Casey for river and harbor improve
ments is $50, 1s6, $40. The amount appro-
priated by the river and habor bill for the
year ending June 30, 1890 was 81, 397 .61s.
The Mississippi river commission recon-
mend an appropriation for the fiscal year
1890 to 1891 of IS $50 80; the Missouri river
commission asks for 81 100. 000
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ASSOCIATION PENNANT.
St. Louis Chance to Win It Entirely Lost
The Games.

CINCINNATI, o., Oct. 15.-St. Louis
chance for winning the association pen
nant were knocked into a cooked hat this
afternoon by the Cincinnatis winning the
first game that was played. The Browns
had bad case of rattle all through the
game and they were also unable to bat or
run the bases with any success. Stivetts
was batted very hard by the Reds, while
St. Louis could do but little with Duryea's
speedy delivery. Both teams played in
differently in the second game The ST.
Louis club will not go to Philadelphia 70
play postponed games with the Athletics.
Tonight President Won der Abe aud hi.
men will return to St. Louis. Score:
First game
Cincinnati. 2 O 1 0 0 / s
ST Louis 0 0001 0 O. 3
Base hits-Cincinnati II, St. Louis :
Errors-Cincinnat ;, st. Louis Z.
Pitchers-Duryea and Stivetts.
Second game
Cincinnati. ..G 90 021 o OIL
st. Louis. 20 0 o 0 0 O -
Base hits-Cincinuati 4, st. Louis 6.
Errors-tincinnait o. St. Louis 8.
Pitchers-Viau aud Chamberlain.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Baltimore. o / 0 O. 2
Athletics. 0 2 3 o 2 Ito
Base Hits-Baltimore 3, Athletics ID
T.. rors-Baltimore !, Athletics l.
Pltchers-Foremana and Weighing
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THROUGH RATES NOT APPLICABLE

CHICAGO. H., Oct. l5.--The interstate
commerce commission mad just rendered
decision in the question that seems to fit
.he case of the Rock Island against the
Chicago * Alton, which was heard by the
commission III this city TWO weeks ago.
The case in question isa complaint against
various southern roads regarding the rates
On lumber from Macon and Atlanta, Ga.
The commission SAYS: Where the freight
IS taken up at Macon and elsew here and
delivered at Atlanta for sale or other pur-
pose not incident or necessary TO through
transportation the shipment is complete,
and when such freight is forwarded the
carriage from Atlanta Is a new undertake
Ing" 1t therefore holds that the railroads
ran not make a less rate ON such freight
when shipped To Boston than il charges
on a regular local Shipment On the same
line OF reasoning it apparently must be
ruled that the present practice of the
southwestern roads in applying through
rates on cattle ana grain rbat are uuloaGod
~ Kansas City and afterwarG forwarded
to Chicago is contrary TO law.
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GRAIN AND GRAIN PRODUCTS.
The Commission Decides That They Must
Take the Same Rate.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15-The interstate
commerce commission announced its de-
ci5iou today III the case of Henry McMor-
Hu and Edmund b. Harrington, millers
and dealers IN grain at Port Huron, Mich,
ssyainst the Grand Trunk Railway COM
pany of Canada and the Chicago & Grand
Trunk Railway company. The opinion,
written by Commissioner Schoonmaker,
states that when difference in rates on
grain and grain products is unreasonable
the relation of local to through rates
should not be unduly disproportionate. IL
also holds as follows:
Though rates are not required to be
made on a mileage basis. nor local rates to
correspond with the divisions of Joint
through rate over the same line Mileage
is usually an element of Importance, and
due regard to distance proportions should
be observed in connection with the other
considerations that are material in fixing
transportation charges.
W hen rates on the line of a carrier are
On their face dlsproportionate or relatively
unequal the burden is on the car
rier TO justify them when challenged
Grain and grain --~products clas-
stied alike are presumptiYely enti-
tied TO equal rates, and If a difference is
made by a carrier it assumes the burden
of sustaining it by satisfactory evidence
Upon complaint against the Grand
Trunk railway of Canada for alleged IN
Teasonableness of q rate of cents per 100
pounds on grain and 10 cents per 100
pounds on grain products from Port Huron
30 Buffalo. as compared with through
rate OF 10 cents per 100 pounds from Chica-
go TO Buffalo over the line formed by that
road and the Chicago and Grand Trunk
rot I'd. Ii WAS held that though
tie local rate from Port Huron
20 Buffalo might be regarded
as disproportionate on the basis OF distance
RlOne, other considerations are involved,
and in view Of the terminal and ferry eX-
2enses at Port Huron. the Niagara bridge
charges and the Buffalo terminal expenses,
All OF which are borne by the Grand
Trunk railway of Canada alone npon bust
hess originating at Port Huron, the com
paint against the Scent rate on grain is
not sustained; but no good reason having
been shown for higher rate on grain
products that portion of the complaint is
sustained, and the products ordered to be
carried at the same rate as grain.
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niMPEn BEFORE LIE TRAIN

SPRINGFIELD, Me. Oct ID. 3. Nc
Daniel chose a horrible way to commit
suicide today. He was printer from
Verona, Mo-, and told his friends he was
tired OF lie. he walked four miles from
town along the Frisco railroad and when
ne saw the western express approaching at
full speed he deliberately laid down on the
track with his neck on ore rail The en-
cineer couid not stop the train although
he SAW the unfortunate man preparing for
death and the train passed over the pros
trste man, severing his head from his
shoulders and terribly decorating his body
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