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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
WASHINGTON NOTES

WASHINGTON, Feb. s. Congressman
Perkins appeared this morning before the
full senate committee on public lands and
made argument in favor of the house bill
making the Dodge City reservation a site
for the Kansas state soldiers home and
the committee concurred in favorable re-
port thereon.
Mr.. w w. Johnson, of Wichita, and
James A. Cooper, of Winfield, Kan, are
in the city.
The secretary of the interior has recon-
mended allowance of the claim of G. c.
Gable, of Marion county, for 500 damages
for depredations committed by Indians in
1866.
P. S. RAIDER, of Fayett, Mo-. has been
admitted 10 practice before the interior de-
partmenr.
Captain Robert Craig, assis ant quarter
master, has been ordered TO duty as prop
erty and disbursing officer for the signal
corps. relieving Captain Francis B. Jones,
assistant quartermaster, ordered to duty
in connection with the construction at
Fort Smelling
Colonel Joseph s. Bailey, assistant med
ical surveyor, and Major Charles l.. HeiZe-
man. surgeon. have been detained as
members of the army retiring board at
Edward p Nollum and Major Francis l..
Town, surgeon.
Captain John c. Thompson. Third cav
airy, has been ordered for examination by
the army retiring board at San Antonio.
Captain Frederick e. Trotter. Four
teenth infantry, has been granted three
months additional sick leave.
Priyates William O. Hart, troop 8, First
cavalry, and Charles D. Cox, company c.
Thirteenth infantry, have been discharged
from the service.
The unexecuted portion of the sentence
has been RENTED in the case of John II.
Souall, late private troop !. Ninth cavalry,
and he viii be released from the Fort
Leavenworth military prison.
Ordnance Sergeant John II. Martin has
been ordered to duty at Fort Duchesne,
Utah.
Postmasters appointed today:
Kansas Oliver Demons, Galesburg.
Neosho, county.
Postoffices Observation-Disclosures, Sheri-
dan county Kan, moved TO Merilo.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
CRUEL lNoulsITloN.
The Young Lady Who Takes Half Day
To- buy Two Thsatrr seats.

The Young Lady Who Takes Half Day
To buy Two Th.at-r seats.
She stood ut the box-oface window Of an
uptown theater and was very pretty, says
the New York Mail and Express.
IL want to hook at some seats" TIE d.s-
gram Of the house was handed 70 her.
''Can you sec well frota those seatsT'
putting her finger on two.
About how far are they from the
stagep'
''De the actors speak loud IN this plsyI''
sYou can't sec tie people working Ia the
sides from there, can your Hate 20 see
that itspoils toe play
''Can SOC al the people beiowi"
-Oh, then this Is not the first gzl1eryI-
''Oh, yes. j want 70 be IN the orchestra
Is that VIVA, you call i1ff'
This SIDE - tie orchestra AID that side
the parq1ct, is III i never could tel by
these funny little framed things-"
"Weil, how are these seatsf' selecting
two others. you are sure toey are geodt
Can see over the heads Of the people IN
'front.'"
"An right How much are theyr'
"wha;i Why got some here last week
for ons dollar apisce-"
"Bas I'm sure dld / brought zy sister
with me"
AYoa never sold sny for doilari That's
funny. I'm sure it was here" She ssops
70 think, and TIE rnurr1urs from ~.
leng.heaIag .'line'f behind her grew audi
bic.
Oh, 10. II WASH; here. either. II was
at " Attacks. forgot How rsd.caloss Of
me"
Are these any cbeaperf7
ssHoz FAR back Do the q 20 seats rorn
Three roxss Why, yoa can't ses ary
chisg back nore than three rows, esa
your
'4Yell, are these OF the aide any better,
They might BE- they are closer 70 ne stage,
you know"
@Yoa dor't know whether Trey ere bs..er
or noti Thass fuzzy. shoald ttssok you'd
know"
wei, I'll take .hree. Es.tsr thsse or
teose- You pick shenn cut" 80
What Ieant get throe segc;hsr. sav
isn't thas iass ho-rsei VIA: shall dor
Wei, III tsxe svo. tsen "
She - handed tie tfezeis, a5d tes Gate
cs,oaiag Der eye. she pzshcs them s>rk
ky, ycs've ra1s Ess.sxe Issss
are for tonight"
"Dsdn'tI tel yoa I wzosod tAsn fsr cay
After to-uosrcv. Ia ssye ] did jest
tank q Einu.s"
.@Oh. well, psver Es4n6 do"
Thea she sAkes Ese ctsatss e get cut
Der parse, Sre more % sssecs her zc7sy.
snd after WAL. q az tss rsEdS~ Esti ses
has replaced bosh tacks.s Aad para
leaves tie nsz n t1s sEos % rnoovsk
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Crowds of Men and Women Assail
Boulevard Car With Deadly
Results.
The Mob Held at Bay Only by the
Officers Awful Act in Self
Defense.
The Conductor Of the Car Accused Of the
Act and Warrant for His Arrest Is
sued-The Officer Finally Re-
Testimony Of Eye
Witnesses.
WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Feb.
5.-The highest temperature was 50.4o
the lowest 1852 and the
mean 2L0o, with fresh northwest winds
shifting in the middle of the day to light
south and at night to high north and brisk
northeast winds, higher barometer
Maximum velocity of the wind north
81 miles per hour at 6:25 p. m.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
at a. m. 3O.23S inches; at z p. N. 30.179
inches.
Mean relative humidity, 81 per cent.
FRED l.. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
Feb. 5.-The indications for twenty-four
hours, commencing Wednesday, February
6, at z a. m. are as follows:
For Missouri and Kansas: Fair, warmer,
southerly winds.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
THE LEGISLATURE.

carnations, if any existed, went down Last
election by a big Republican majority.
His statement was also greeted with
cheers.
Rankin wanted the convention $50
women can vote.
Swallow said he had been in favor of the
convention, but if it was to give women
made stem-winder against the resoiu-
tion.
McAfee moved to report unfavorable,
which prevaiied-4S TO As. The report
agreed to by vote of 46 to AZ, killing the
constitutional convention. The fact that
Booth granted leave of absence until
Monday caused newspaper men to prick up
their ears.
TO MEET IN WICHITA
Directors of the state breeders associa-
tion held meeting tonight and decided to
hold the next annual meeting at Wichita
the second week in September.
Booth was asked tonight if he was going
to Indianapolis. He smiled, tried TO say
no, finally succeeded.
Lieutenant Governor Felt was also asked
if he intended visiting Indianapolis soon
and said he had not been thinking about
it. 1t is believed Felt and Booth will car
ry the Plumb cabinet resolution to Presi-
dent-elect Harrison.
The case OF the state against CaVanauSn.
charged with attempting blackmall on
State Printer Baker, came up today and
by common consent the trial was post
poned until the 18Th inst.
1t is said Buffalo Jones pays his respects
to Senator Rush tomorrow.
THE ELECTION OF COUNTY CLERKS.
Senator Benttey's bill, No. 2l5, relating
to the election of county clerks was this
morning favorabiy reported by Senator
Murdoch from the committee on elections.
This bill was prepared by the state county
clerks convention and is advocated by the
commissioners of fifty counties of Kansas,
who have petltioned for it's passage. This
bill, if it becomes law, will defer the
election of county clerks for one year. The
bill is important.
The committee on federal relations today
reported back to the senate the resolutions
relating to the assassination of Hon. John
NJ. Clayton and recommended concur
renee.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
AGAINST MR- paRNElI

LONDON. Feb. 5.-The action by Mr.. Par
nell against Mr. John Walters, registered
proprietor of the Times, for libel, came up
before the court in Edinburgh today, and
the case was dismissed. the costs being
taxed against the plaintiff. The judg-
ment was given on the grounds that Mr.
Walters being zone of the co-partnership
owning the Times, restriction against
him Is an individual was invalid Nj.
Parnell viii appeal.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
The cONErREFS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The conferees on
the territorial admission bill held two
hours session this morning. during which
the whole situation of the admission of
5he territories was gone over thoroughly.
but without result The bill was not dis
cussed by sections, but at subsequent
meeting it viii probably be taken up and
considered IN that way
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
1He CABINET eusLDEaa

3. Louss Gsooc Denecrss: II Gere-aa
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3 Eezccrso1, Ct Missouri
Czrclssatl Coz1ercsAl- Drastic. We ID
40. suppose there 10 say resscu - bej1sys
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06

Salvation Oil is what you want IL kills
pain and cures the torst cases Of rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, sore throat, hoarseness
and headache. Price 25 cents.
RHYME aud Reason: II you cznnot keep
quiet. because your cough fnAkes . riot,
there something. pray try &c, quarter
Will buy it; be quick nov about il: con's
be without ii: your cough. this win ront il
beg you not doubt it, Oh yes. you guess
Or Bulls Cough Svrun
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
BOOT FACTORY DESTROYED.

BURLINGTON, Ia, Feb. 5.-The three
story brick building at the corner of Third
and Valley streets, occupied by T. O.
Adams, boot and shoe manufacturer. to-
gether with large stock and valuable
machinery, was totally DESTROYED by fire
yesterday morning. Loss, si56, 600; insur.
ance Sl00, 900
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06

TORONTO, Ont, Feb. Snow has fallen
heavily throughout the northern part OF
this province and strong wind has
caused il 70 drift in some localities delay
ing railway traffic. The weather has be
come very cold tie thermometer ranging
in some places as low as % degrees below
Eprn
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06

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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
a LARGE STEAL.

EDwARDvILLE, H., Feb. 2.-The safe in
the postoffice here was blown open by
burglars and robbed of several hundred
dollars in money and the contents OF
registered packages. amount unknown.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
THE NEW CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.

THE NEW CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Right Rev. j. j.
Keane, rector of the new Catholic uni
versity, in letter to Vice Rector Garrigan
dated Roome, January %, announces the
endowment of another chair in the uni
versity by Judge O'Connor. of San Jose,
Cal Bishop Keane also states that the en-
dowment of three more scholarships has
been secured and that the pope is prepar-
ing brief in furtherance of the plans of
the university and in praise of America,
her people and her institutions.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
INGENIOUS BEAUTIES.
They Make Rich Dresses from Leaves and
NOISES.


Moses.
fBismarck ID. t. TribuneJ
Three Philadelphia bellies attracted con-
siderable attention on last evenings east
bound passenger train They had been 70
California, had visited the National PARK
and were en- route home. While In the
park the young ladies Manufactured
dresses Of leaves and moses, which they
gathered from the giens and brooks along
the route The dresses were most artistic
ally made, and were IS beautiful as novel.
The plan Of construction Was the same as
that used in the construction Of paper
dresses. The groundwork. or foundation,
was cloth. and the leaves aud moses were
arfistseaiiy seued upon the same The
leaves were the most beautiful ornaments,
every tint Of the autumn forests besns
represented The dresses ~ere made TIA
der "A agreement between sAe young
ladies that the novel costumes should b.
WORN et The first ball given 81 their home
in the Keystone State. Eat the dresses
were too beautiful 70 remain intheir Trunks
The temptation 20 appear IN them and ere
Rte sensation was 10 greet 70 Be resisted.
and yesterday morning -hsy do5ned taen,
ard toOk particular pains 70 sppssr ca sae
platform as every ssatsoa In order taas
thAir zenins and art nirhs es aDnrsciafsd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-06
COLD IN ONTARIO.

PEARS Soap secures beautiful com
plexion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Blaine
mei took unnecessary trouble to
promptly deny to-day the report from
indianapolis that Blaine was not going
into the Cabinet. They say there is no
doubt that he will. Curioisly enough,
they are equally positive and energetic
in stating that John G. New, whom
they all dislike and distrust, viii not
20 into the Cabinet. They give out to.
day the inside information that William
Window, formerly of Minnesota, but
now of New York, would succeed Sec
retary Fairchi'd.
The Pacific coast Senators were
seriously disturbed to-day by news from
indianapolis that the Pacific coast
would not be given a representative in
the Cabinet. The story rs it comes to
them is that Nj. NJ. Estee has, by secur-
ing and forwarding 10 Harrison the in.
dOrsemcnt of the Republicans in the
Legislature and elsew here, at once shut
out himself and made it impractieable
to appoint any one else. They will try
to persuade Harrison that Estee is not
the choice Of California, and that he is
not confined in his choice to Estea, but
may choose Swift or Stewart if he will.
1t is asserted with much positiveness
that the Attorney General will be either
Judge Jere Wilson or John B Hender-
son.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. 6.-Cabi-
net speculation seems to have reached q
temporary halting point. Blaine,
Window, Rusk and Wanamaker stand
at the head of the list tonight. Closely
following come Eyarts, Warner Miller,
Charley Foster and Judge Estee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-08
stitation. Laid on the table.

stitution. Laid on the table.
Passed: Senate bill divorcing Ida and
W. +. WaitneiRht.
Introduced: BY Mr. Wallace. bill to
transfer Henry @. staIk's farm to district
143, Sussex.
Passed: Senate bill divorcing Emma
and John Barker; House bills incorpor-
stina the Wilmington Improvement Com
pony; to amend the act incorporating the
colorld schools Of Slaughter Neck.
Read and referred: House bills divorc-
ing w lliam M. and jane Walker; in re-
lation to the charter OF the White Marsh
Branch Ditch Company; In relation to
crimes and pubishments; to straighten
road In Milford Neck; further suppls-
ment to the charter .. the Ferris Reform
School; for new road In Broadkiln and
Cedar Creek.
Notice Of new bills; By Mr.. GRAY, to
incorporate the Bay Head and New York
Terminal Company; to incorporate Eden
Lodge, l. o. o. r., OF Wilmington; by
Mr.. Lodge, TO divorce Maggie and John
A. Logan; by Mr.. Gray, TO incorporate
tho Retail GrocerS Association OF Will
mingtonj by Mr.. Clark, to guard against
accidents at railway crossings
Passed: An act to reincorporate the
SAb A-oah aboOSlhAiuhs
HOUSE AFTERNOON.
House re-assembled at 8 p. m.
Passed: House bills divorcing Bau-
nah f. and william H. Becker; divorclng
John w. and Henrietta Harri.; d!vor cling
Mary r. and Wm. Madigan; for new
road In North West Fork Hundred.
intrqduc d; Bg Mr.. Lingo, to divorce
WIN. d. and Mary Z. fiDgle; by Mr..
Sackett, to d vorce Anna F. and William
A. Steele; by Mr.. Clark. 10 define certain
du les OF justices OF the Pc ce.
Read aud referred: House bills to in
corporate the Rachelors' Boat Club of
Wilm'ugtHn; for the relief OF strict No.
9S, New Castle Comfy.
Mr.. Morgan introduced "an act to in
corporate the Penirsulsr Investment
Company"
Mr.. Hynson moved that 800 copies of
this bill be printed. Lost by a rising
voie.
Adjourned % II a. m. tomorrow.
SENATE E-AFrERNooN.
Read by tide: An act to define TIE
liabilities of insurslce companies. 500
copies wer5 ordered printed.
| Passed: Act to amend the charter oil
the Vulcanizcd Fibre Company; act to
divorce Ella 1. Milford and William L.
Mulford.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-08

WASHINGTON, Feb. S-Secretary
Bayard has received confirmation by
mail Of the cabled report of the accep.
tance by Great Britain of this country's
invitation TO participate in the Inter
national Maritime Conference to be
held at Washington next fall. The
date has not yet been definitely fixed,
ana the commissioners, on the part OF
lhe United States are TO be selected by
the President. The following countries
nave signiiicd their intention to De rep
resented at the Conference: Brazil,
Chiii, Denmark, France, Germany,
Great Britian, Hawaii, Italy, Japan,
ihe Netheiilnds, Spain, Sweden, and
Norway, and Uruguay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-08
one Hundred Lives Lost.

LONDON, Feb G.-The British bark
Largo Bay, bound for Auckland, was
towed to Spithaad to day in sinking
condition. She reports that on Monday
night last she was in collision with an
unknown four mastel steamer off Dea-
chy Head, sGd that the steamer was
sunk with all on board.
The scanen OF the Largo Bay say
they are certain that the lost steamer car
iied passonS RS, and they estimate that
the crew and passengers together num-
berod AZ least 100 persons. The steamer
sunk eight minutes after the collision
occurred.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-08

Assoo,, as the court convened yester'
d., ftaraoo, 'he case of @. Aultman &
Go. We. William b. Wilson was resumed,
and the examination OF ~!tDe9S ior 'ue
defense continued.
William II. Money and Alfred u. Hud-
son each test!fle that they saw tho ina
chine in operation, aad thoug q 1t WORKED
very badly.
John Davis, colored, Was sworn, and
testified that he had tried to make the
machine work, but fa led to do Sc. They
sent for NJ" Allen, aud he worked at the
machine about two hours. II then ran
for little whi @, but again gave out.
The witness drilled the wheat In the field
where the machine wa' tried, and was
positive that there was no sassairas bushes
on 1t.
8 veral Witnesses were recalled TO show
that there were no sassafras bushes or
tisa1ihy on the fields where the reaper
was tried.
This closei the testimony and Mr..
HofTe kee made the opening argument TO
the jury fcf the plaintiff. He closed by
asking 10 t verdict of s254, be ng the
price of the aachine with the in n'erest
added.
Mr.. Davis spoke over half An hour in
rebiU OF the ue'eInant ana when lie
finished M. Holleckcr m +de the final
summing up for the plGentiff, afttr walch
the jury was charged by the Chief Jus.
tice and retired. 1t was nearly 8 O'Clock
when they returned with d verdict In is
y6r of the defendant.
During the time that the jury was out
the case of John Robinson vs. Elmer q.
simpson and the case OF John Robinson
W. Francis @. simpson were taben up on
an Argument as to whi,n should be tried |
first. The plaintiff was knocked down |
by a sleigh in which the Simpsons were
riding, aud seperate sui were brought |
against each. Hor. Charles B. Lore, at. |
torney II the plaintiff, wanted 10 try the |
latter case tirst, while Benjamin Nields, |
Esq, attorney for the defendant. insisted |
on try ng them as above named
At 8 O'Clock court adjourned until 10 |
o'clock this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-08

Caiarih is not simply an Inc u yenience,
unpleasant to the sufferer and disgusting
70 oihtfs-it is an advanced outpost OF
approaching disease OF worse type. Do
not neglect tie warning; 1. brings deadly
evils IA It's tralp. Bsio.e IL is Jao late,
uo Dr.. sagS's Ca:arrh Remedy. II
reaches the scat Of TIE a!lment. a d is the
only thirg that WILL You may dnsa
yourself with quaek medicines It'll il lie
to, late--'till the stIeamlet becomes a
reslstless t9;rent is the malured IN.
vention Of scientiIlc physician. "a
word 10 the Wise is suiliclent."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-08

NEW York, Feb. THE Secretary
OF War has awarded the contract for
the construction OF seven dynamite
guns, with all accessories, including
ammunition, steam power and ma
chihcry for operating, etc, to the Pneu-
inaiic Dynamite tiun Company, at their
nlu oI t39J,5vO. The guns are to be de
llvered and put up ready for service
within eight months from the date of
contract. They II u 10 be located as
follows; One s inch and two l5.inch
guns, at Sandy Hook, y. j.; two Is.
inch, ut Fort Schuyler, n. Y, and two
lj-nIch, At Fort WarreO, Boston,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-08

w. s. McNair, colonel commander OF
Eneampment No. "a, Union Veteran
Legion, of this city, has appointed Ed
ward z. Conoannon member of the
Advisory Committee OF the State OF The
Legion OF the National Encampment, to
be held at Altoona, Pa, February %.
This VIII make three from Delaware as
follows; Colonel commander, W. s. Nc
Nair; representative, John p. Donahoe;
on The state OF the legion, Ed
on the evening of the 2ist OF February
and will stop al the Logan House, owned
by the Pennfylyaija Railroad Company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-02-08
BreyIties.

rne cheapest hat house IN the city.
hunford Bros. 404 Market street.
Try sush's coal; you will like 1t.
American Laundry, coz West Front 81,
Try Bush's coal; you viii surely like 1t.
Cnpping and lesching, ies E. Second st.
Millari u. Davis, ieweler, 0 z. Second st.
Fine IL X. Rings At Hant's. is n. 4th street,
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
brazilian Balm, immediate cure for mumps,
,oilt-edge creamery butter for sale by &. y
hudson, stalls 70 10 81, City Market.
Ross, 30 Market street, has the largest and
and sec him. N'''' N"'
:, if you want cheap picture frames 10 To q.
n. bauEh, ~ West Second street, IhaVe Tie
yourselves. "' 'ee iVf