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ONE MORE WHIRL TO-DAY
heiepa's Public Building Gets
Through the Senate All
Right The Waiting
Rivals.

special tn the standard.
wAsHINGToS. March IN things move
in regular order, the elections commist.-.s
of the senate will meet again on Saturday.
The Montana contestants are hcrs. pa
ticntly waiting for the final decision IN
their case. There phases of 10 which
will hs' made the subject of special rs-
ports by the committee that was assigned,
to that duty last week. The Montana
rivals hope that the elections COMMITTEES,
will find il possible tn reach "A final con-
clisioD to-day. Colonel Sanders is telling
everybody that the committee will surely
seat him and Power. He thinks nothing
can stop il. and the political compile xiou
of the elections committee gives him
pretty goosl warrant for bein2
rather hopeful as to- the outcome. Major
Maginnis insisted to-day, however, that
there will hs. republican division OF
opinion. and Mr.. Clark shares this hope
full view. IL social tips go for anything,
the fact that Mrs. Sanders, wife NJ the
scnator-clect that would he. called upon
Mrs. Harrison to-day under the escort of
Mrs. Senator ingalls,. may mean that In
gals has had "a wink from the jury.
The Hcis ma building bill with am appr,,-
priation of SaoO.OOO was Dlssssl i'm ths. SEN
ate to-slay. and MFR. Carter will have it
put OH the calendar so as To give 10 u
chance in the house while the building
''pork" hunt is in progress. The hunt
was suspended to-day. hut il will un-
sio,ihtetlly be resumed Tomorrow.
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For ,,r,ruytnr NihilImr.

Moscow. March A gl,astly tragedy
came tn light to-day in this city. A parcel
was left at the residence of Prince Dol9or-
oukon which. upon examination, was
found to contain the head of "A woman.
and with the parcel anonymous mote
saying, This is our first exploit. We will
soon dsltslo Jack the Ripper" IL u bs.-
licvcd the woman was killed for besraying
the uihilists.
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A NNreck nt Ciss.s,.

SACRAMENTO. March "A ear ori the
we-thour,sl freight train was ,ieriiiet near
Cisco this morning, and when the station
was reached il struck the heavy supports
of the, SNOW shed which collapsed. Sew
euty feet of the structure fell. completely
crushing the car. Ii was loaded with u
beef cattle and ~ of these were killed. a
ear filled with plows was also wrecked.
The truck wns cleared in a few hour.
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Heavy ra,iure in s.n Francisco

SAN FRASCIsCo. March The private
banking house of Belioc & Frerers as
signed to-day. The liabilities are csti-
mated at S5.pOOOO. The establishments
is a branch of the banking house of Bclloc
d Frevers of Paris. Ii Is expected that a>
soon as the firm receives a Iii.tance
from Paris they will bs. able to pay all
demands.
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MISSE.roIIs. March A special To
the Tribune from Mason City. Iowa. says:
James Mcintosh, of Spirit Lake. accom-
James Evans, whil. driving ON the ice
across East Bkabji lake to-day drove into
an air hole and all were drowned.
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PARSON DAVIES EXPLAINS.
Denies that jackson Was Nearly knocked
Out by Lambert.

IIente. that Jackson Was Nearly < nOckesl
Out ny Lambert.
CLEVELAND. o.. MARCH, The Peter
jackson party arrived to-day. In an in
tervicw Parson Davies denied the story
that jackson was nearly knocked out at
Troy by Lambert. Later he said Lambert
is u professional wrestler weighing 24O
pounds, who went i'm to get S1OO promised
to any one who stood before jackson four
rounds. ''He got il too," said Parson,
mournfully. "He would agree to no one
and then insisted on eight ounce
gloves. Now what can any one do with
pillows. Then he didn't fight. He srushed
tried to throw him. Peter obeyetl the
rules and called for foul. The referee
wonldn't allow II then on when Lambert
repeated his tactics. In fact. all that
Lambert did was to run around the. stage
trying to keep away from jackson aud
when he failed in thnt would duck his.
head rush in aud catch Potter around the.
waist. That was all there was to it,
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The Bottom Failing Out.

wILEE>BARRE, Pa. March The sub
urb of Plymouth. known as Curries Hill.
was terribly shaken by cave-in this
morning. the surface settling in some
places 10 feet. One houss, was completely
wrecked and several others badly dam
aged. No was seriously hurt.
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tn. Cou..,,ion or ,n., seal In.~r~.s..

wAsuINoroN. March T.-Senator Dawes
to-day introduced a bill to enable, the SEQ.
rotary OF the treasury to gather full and
authentic information as to thu present
condition and state of preservation of the
fur seal interest of the government i'm
Alaska ~ counyparsst with that OF $50.
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THE LAKE SHORE WRECK.
stN Killed and ~ 1njSresi-Many Ssd In
cislent~ Rey0rteso.

cisiens~ ReVors~d.
BUFFALO, March The following is n
revised list of the killed i'm the accident
near Hamburg last night: J. Swain,
colorcsi porter; John w. Flynn. Canton.
o.. travelling agent; John T. Power,
Pittstield, Mass, travelling agent; MFR.
and Mrs. j. T.. Stewart, Rochester: Mrs.
James ID. Bancus, Saratoga springs.
This morning the bodies Of the killed
were brought tn the central depot wlcrs.
the coroner took charge Of them.
As far as known II werc injured, but il
is believed none fatally. Among the
wounded arc George T.. Martin of Boise
City. Idaho, br,,isc on the chest. He is i'm
Cal:, slightly hurt.
There werc many sad incidents con-
Seins the killing af Mrs. Joseph @ % is""c,,s, %
of Saratoga. She and her husband were
on their wesltiing trip. having been mar
terribly injured. hut his physical suffering
was nothing compared to his mental
agony. He acted in distracted manner;
tyi Sryi@ed & S"Gs. nfa Mr. "r%ni" and M@s. a.
J. r. Steward of Rochester were kills.d in
stantly while their ls-snontf-old girl i'm its
mothers arms did not receive IA scratch.
Superintendent Couch OF tho Lake
S.cs"r. % % F.s,. % siiSs.oV.r.i @ isk si,r srcnk % ann"
went into three different cars, pulling au-
toInatic brake cords, trying to set up the
could not assign any reason for the fail
IRE of the automatic air brakes tn work.
They are generally reliable. When
asked why the engineer with the front
part OF the train did not run away from
the rear section, Inc said the brcak ucc,ir-
rcd ON - down grade and that gave in
creased speed to the rear section. The
engineer claims the brakes ON his part of
the train bccamc set and he couldn't get
away from the rear portion in time. He
didn't discover the break when il oc-
currs'sl, his attention being necessarily
directed ahead most of the time.
MIR. Ha,ipt, ~ well known lawyer OF this
city, who was i'm the first section. in an
interview tonight said: .'Thc truth is'
the train was not i'm nt condition to
carry human beings from the time il left
Cleveland. A coupling broke before we
left that city, hut aftcrwarsl the conductor
assured me all was right. AZ Dunkirk
the train parted twice. the steam
couplings were broken and ths.
air brake failed to- act. A
travelling companion, and 1 discussed the,
situation and almost made, up o,lr minds
to get OFT there and wait for another train
bat finally took chances. Mr.. Haupt says
the wreck occurred at 40 only seven
miles from Buffalo. yet il was two hours
and half before tlle relief train arrived
on the scene.
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bishop Bowman Depo-~.l.

CHICAGO, March THE conference at
the EmanuelEvangelicc church to-day rem
dered the following verdict against
Bishop Bowman: ''The charges are
tanned. Bowman is found guilty and de-
posed from his offlce bishop and the
ministry until the next general confer
ence." The charge Of ''unchrisrian con-
duct" consisted of numerous alleged SLAM
derous assertions against fellow minis
ters and numerous charges of falsehoo<i
and unbecomin0 language. One charge
on the latter ground was that he stigma
tizcd the action OF a certain conference as
"a scheme conceived in hell and brought
forth i'm ini9uity.'
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Death by Drow ni my.

KSoNyILLE. Tenn. March Two
sons of William Naples and a son of
William Baker. while trying to cross ,he
river IL miles above here yesterday cap
sized the boat and all wers drowned.
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day, Jennings, conservatives, gave notice
that he would move to add the following
to Smiths motion on the Parucli report:
''Thc house condemns the conduct of those
who wcrs. responsible for the accusations
against the members Of the ho,,ss, Of COM
plicity i'm murder. when such accusations
based ON forged letters" This was
received with opposition cheers and jus
tin Met Carthy expressed intense satisf.sc-
ton at finding the conservatives tinis TAX
ing iutlcpcndent action looking to the
ccns,irin4 by tlis. ho,iss. of Pariicll's as>ssil
ants. In regard to the leagues bs,oks.
Mel 'arthy assured the ho,iss. he hal at
tended the meetings OF the lc.Agus, and
had heard nothing contained i'm the t,o~,k =
that might not bc read in parliament.
Caine, unionist liberal. Handbury, con-
servativc, and Lori Randolph Churchill
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TAE POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
Ralph beaumont Advocates ~ Conn ptct,
ss0vernm~ns Teleg sys ush service.

Ralph beaumont Advocates ~ Conn Ipictc
S:overnus~nt Telegraph Service.
WASHINGTON. March :. Tho ho,lsc
committee I,ostoiiiccs and post reads
to-day resumed consideration of the pos
tai telegraph and was addressed 10y Ralph
Beaumont, chairman OF the Legislative
committee of the Knights of Labor. Rep
rs.scnt;itivc Wade introduced i'm tho last
congress IA hill for a government tclc-
graph cm!,oslying the Knights of Labor
views. but the bill had died with many
Others. He did not think the postni;sstcr-
generals bill WAS Vspsi business prol,o-
sition. What farmer would buy half -
farm when he could buy u whole: The
government was abtiuslautly able tO buy
the whole thing and carry il ON without
making business opportunities Tor Others
This country now IL practically ~ govern
Incnt of corporations. 10y corporations
and for corporations. DIR. Green said
Beaumont was solictious about the people
i'm the telegraph business. who would be
rlinesl by government competition. yet hs.
was the president Of the corporation that
had repeatedly crushed opposition COM
money ira the telegraph business. The
Witness favored the Wade bill and said
the government should own, operate and
control it's own system. He admitted that
IL tho Wanamakcr hill resulted Ira cheap
telegraph rates for the people generally.
hc would be better pleased than under the
present system. He wanted that bill
passed, hut as all legislation was the w.
suit Of compromise. he should Ia glad "a
see the Wanauakcr hill passed as the
opening wedge.
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Prominent German D~sSa-
BERLIN, March 1.-Dr. PRUDENTIAL. for
merly Pr1issian minister OF agriculture. il
dead.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
Winter Excursions VIA the Santa Fe Route.

The harvest excursion" season is past
and the Santa Fe route, pleased with il,
success in each of those excursions, agais
comes to the front with still another inn
ducement for people to travel via tha-
popular line. in the way of round-trip ex-
cursion tickets, at greatly reduced rates
to principal points in Old Mexico, New
Mexico and Texas; also Aiken, ). c.. Au-
gusta, Ga, Birmingham, Ala, Bruins
wick, Ga, Callahan, Fla, Charleston. s
c., Jacksonville, Fla. Mobile. Ala, New
Orleans, La, Savannah, Ga, Thomas
June l, 1890. Transit limit to points in
New Mexico Old Mexico and Texas will
be days each way; TO other points named
above, transit limit will be days each
way.
Tickets are also now on sale to principal
tourist points in California: also Phoenix
and Prescott, Ariz.; Portland. Ore: good
for six months, with going limit go days.
Las Vegas Hot Springs, \. NJ; Ogden aud
Salt Lake City, Utah. Idaho and Montana.
good for 80 days: transit limit days each
way. Stop-over privileges allowed on all
tourist tickets within transit limits.
Full information cheerfully given rela-
tive to routes and rates. Side-trip rates
and other special rates 10 points on the A,
r. s. S. +. r. r. quoted on application
Sleeping car accomm Jdations secured and
baggage checked TO destination Call on
or address w. ID. Murdock, agent, l22 n.
Main street and Union dspot.
GEO. Il. NICHOLSON,
G. P. & I. A, A. I. & S. L. K. r.,
25-tf Topeka. Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
A Sensible American Girl.

While crossing the Atlantic for Europe. a
young American girl happened to have a seat
assigned her at the table near Charles Sum
ner, who as also bound abroad She listened
eagerly to every word, but soon became NOR
tiled because she could .,ot understand much
of his conversation Size had never studied
the science of governuel L: she knew nothing
Of European politics ana little of American
history. For the first time in her life she
realized that an interesting. helpful science
had been neglected IN her education She de-
terInined TO supply the omission for herself,
and on reaching England began the study of
American politics.
her growing en tausiasn amused her friends
especially her brothers Whas could lie the
use of sirl troubling her head about slch
things' they asked Tie answer came in e
manner quite unexpected. One evening dur
ing their continued residence in England ,he
family WAS invited 70 ; small reception given
TO John Bright, then = the zenith of his
fame Shortly after the entrance into the
draSSng room toe conv vsrsation turned to
America politics, N which Mr. Bright !zau
I~sceG s-eai lneerea-- A convention was at
that nrre IN session IN a western city. and
much anxiety was expressed about the ucrui-
nation which il was likely II make Turning
10 an American gentleman. Mr.. Bright made
some inquiry as 10 the rules governing the
formation of such an assembly. The person
addressed, evidently greatly chasrined at his
ignorance, was obliged to answer that he did
not know. Appeals TO three other guests NE:
with the same response.
Then, 10 the surprise OF every one q modes,
little American girl advanced tiu1idly "a Mr.
Bright and gave him the desired information
Mr.. Bright was delighted. BE seated him
self at the girls side spi talked with her fox
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
kissing Mother.

How many young ladies Of today would
laugh at the absurd idea, as they express il,
Of kissing mother; but you cannot, dear girls,
imagine how It will brighten her dear face
Besides you owe her q hiss or two Away
back, when you wssv a ittae girl, she Kissed
you when no one ease was tempted by your
fever tainted breath and swollen face. You
were not as attractive then as you are now
And Through those years Of childish sunshine
aud shadows she was always ready TO cure
by the magic of mothers hiss the little,
dirty, chubby hands whenever tn ey were m
pred in those first ski-mnhs with the rough
world.
And then the midnight kisses with which
she routed so many bad dreams as she eaned
above your restless pillow have al been on
interest these long. long years Or curuse.
she is not 80 pretty and kissabSe ,s you sre
but if you had done your share OF work thess
last ten years the coutFsss wound not b 80
marked Her face has more wrinkles than
yours, and yet il you were sick that fAcs
would appear fer more beautifu than al
angels as it lowered over you, watching
every opportunity to minister TO your com-
fort, and every one Of those wrinkles would
seem 70 be bright wave2ets Of sunshine ehae-
ing each other over the dear fsee--Locono-
tive FTemens s Magazine
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
CurIosities Of Composition.

The following items are from papers
on English history, and should be
weighed, considered, chewed and di-
gested:
alfred the Great was the first to IN
troduce time, which he did by means of
candies"
Roger Bacon, by means of his custom
of writing books, became very poor"
''The pope wished him Roger Bacon)
to write, but paper and pencils were so
dear that he could not do SO till some
time after, when he wrote book called
Opus Majus.'"
IVAN Tromp swept the channel with a
brougham at his masthead"
Newton invented the fuxions of
light"
Marlborough is first heard of at the
battle of Turenne."
''Cranmer was weak minded man
and went to the steak recanting."
elliot was one Of the best eloqaists in
England"
1.-The clergy chung to the king because
they were afraid of the Lollards, and the
AAS eu1HS0 uioiCAAeaAtS <sAlu uiodc SAS%
sums of money"
William l was very strong and had
savage countenance and never allowed
himself to be tampered with"
''The friars were instituted by religious
fanatics who did not like monks who
only drank wine and eat"
Lottery loans were loans borrowed and
repaid at very low interest. But someof
the money which was borrowed govern
ment in repaying 1.-THE people who put
it were chosen by lot, and had it paid
back at very high interest"
Newton invented the laws Of gravita-
ton and the motions Of the planetx".-
An the Year Round.
An Election Echo.
She plnyfuIly-Are yoa Hart or GAlvmi
He-l Am Hart.
She--I am Calvin.
He-Hars will be elected
She-Ohl no; Calvin will be elected
He-I would like to bet you.
She-Au right. l will bet you.
He-Well, then, IN bet you kiss
She-Dons!
He-Dopei
She-Do you want the kiss nov o. wait
until the bet Is decided-Soston Courier.
Glad There wero No Moro.
Polite Guest ito eutler Of amateur orches
ira that has been tosfnTing him for fifteen
minutes)-Aliow me to congratulate you
upon yoar success a leader.
Leader-Thans you. am sorry there are
70 few ins3ruments represented tonight.
Polite Guest-Ah, there u where congratu-
late myseE.-West Shore.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

Lady Pamcsfote has some very fine dia-
rnouds, according to Washington report, but
they are cl,nnsily set in gold, and do not
show up beside the splendid displays of our
American nobility. English women fire.
quently wear jewels an American million
aires depisee, and the fact that they have
been in tho family for several hundred years
does not mitigate their scorn, by any means.
1t is said that since so many wealthy New
Yorlrers have been Ia London society the
family diamonds Of many an aristocratic
house have been reset, In order that their
proud wearers should not be outshined
Generally these heirioons are reset when
there is coronatlons to walk 1t, as the saying
IS, and again when some great marriage oc-
ours to warrant the expense. But what
with these rotten with money families who
DOW shoulder the English nobility, conserv
atism in diamonds pearls, rahies and emer-
aids have been lost to view, and the London
jewellers are reaping the reward Perhaps if
Lady Pauncefote is quick 20 catch on" to
our ways Of living, she viii mark the differ
ence between London and Washington
"style," and hasten to dispatch her family
diamonds" to Tiffany's, where they wiz Be
made as resplcudent as any mushroom spark
laS-Boston Herald
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

The undersigned desires to have as many
persons. ladies or gentlemen, in Wichite
and vicinity aS will do So Join her in form
Ing an association for the purpose of grow
lng silk from the sacred species of India
that have been successfully tested in the
United States The plan is to organize AS
stock association. he shares of stock to
be worth Slt0 each; members TO be furn-
ished with all the eggs they can take care
OF II they desire to engage in the industr,
personally. The enterprise to be in charge
OF some competent person who will oversee
aud direct operations at the association
grounds. CocoonS that are grown BY
members of the AS ociation. from the In
dla species. Will he purchased by the asso-
citation at the price OF 40 cent apiece here
! he object ls to stimulate the produciio.
OF silk IN sufficient quantities 10 justlft
the establishing OF a mill in Wichita for
the manufscUure of silk fabrics for the
market One hundred per cent profit is
guaranteed the first season.
/ will b. pleased TO meet all who desire
TO take hold Of this safe and sure enter
prise aud all others who feel an interest in
learning more about it. at the board OF
trade rooms AT , To / o'clock each evening
this week; also Monday AID Tuesday the
10th and llth. Miss NJ PALMER
do tlr and Su
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
Working women's rrtAls.

America is undoubtedly the paradise Of
women, and the females in tnis enlightened
country are crowned and accepted by al
loyal hearts BU, there is just one class Of
our sex which ordinary great souied men N
measure prosTioe, and that class TIE very
ones 70 whom they shouid be most generous
and sympatherc-women Who mast earn
their own hvmg-vomen who stand N mems
places. l have often wondered il the meu
vino inveigned most bitterly against Nvo-
mems rights,n and the heads OF all great cog
porstions that are wiling 20 pay women only
one-third Of the money which they pav mer
for the same work whether 10 be n factories,
schools q what not. II taey ssag. ra6Sc1nt
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08

the entire evening, and when taking Ieave OF
her said to her mother: ''You Americans
have indeed made wonderful advance in ed
ucation. The future Of country Is secure
when tho young men and women alike arc
trained to intelligent understanding Of the
laws which govern them The next genera
ton will be q race Of patrioes." A few days
afterward came an urgent invitation for the
entire family to spend a week at the Bright
homestead. There the little American was
introduced to Mr. Gladstone and many other
prominent English statesmen. n.-DetroitN News
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-08
REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED by the DEAN Abstract Coz
The following transfers of real estate
were fled for record in the office of the
register of deeds yesterday:
Amos Aspey to John H. Martin, sw
22-27-l w......... .............. $500
James c Winters TO A NJ Brown, NV
4 20 26-2 Observation-Disclosures. ....... $500
peka ave, English's add d.. $500
B f Mclean 10 F Mccormick, l3, Is,
II. Henry St College add ~ 325
g w Fithian to A p Roville 80 to %.
Dayton ave. Glendale. .. 1000
K h Lawrence TO John c Bridges, 60
and half of IS, Elizabets st. Law
rences z ada. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Claud Neff to W X Alexander, I9, IA,
blk l, Rosebud add d 500
Samuel Bussert to Ollie A Murphy,
13, IA, blk 20, Cheney. $50
Mary + Hess to Mary A Hes, l13.
ll', Mosley ave, Glaze 81 Jocelyn's
AID. ...-...-.............. 600
F A Hess to Mary f Hess. lib, I15,
Mosley ave. Glaze & Jocelyn's add 600
Charles c Fear to J ii Fear. ne s.
362 e............................... 5000
Il W Skerrett to j w Helbert, S u
50 = 2S-2l-2 e...................... 1890
Rachel +, Swain to Thomas J Smain
ne 4 II and w = NV 4 Is 27-3w.. /
f B Hess TO Mary E Hess. 100, Ill,
Mosley. Glaze & Jocelyn's add 80. 675
Robert Hutchinson to Mahaney
tract III S-27-l le.............. 5000