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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-13

KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 12-The no
tOriOus and much dreaded all around
crook "Chinee JIM or The Chinaman"
passed through Kansas City this morning.
After years of crooked work and success
ful evasion Of the officers Of the law,
"Chinee jim" is at last in the tolls and be-
fore noon today was safe behind the bars
Of the Kansas penitentiary at Lansing
where he goes to serve out one of the
heaviest sentences ever given a burglar.
The Chinaman" is one of three crooks
who We're arrested on the night Of Febru-
uary I, at Wichita, within an hour af-
ter rObbing the house of r. =. MurdOck,
business manager OF the Wichita EAGLE.
One of his companions in the burglary,
and also on tOdays trip TO lansing was
Red O'COnnell, whose criminal life
rivals that of any ordinary crook in the
west. The third rObber was d man who
has not been identified, but who gave his
name as John Murphy.
The capture of the trio. especially THE
Chinaman" and O'COnneIl was Il surprise
even to the officers making The arrest. All
three were partially intoxicated when the
Job was done and neglected their usual
precautIOn. Their neglect cost them their
liberty, as the burglary was Immediately
discovered and through the Carelessness
of the crooks they were tracked by the of
fcers through a light snow to the house Of
Jim Creighton, the trader, and arrested
just as they were going to bed: OCOnnell
and Murphy were overpOwered while in
bed and THE Chinaman" was found hid
ing in cupboard. They We're tried for
burglary and on Marsh a, Chinee jim.
who gave the fictiOus name of George lie
Branch and O'Connell were sentenced TO
twentyfour years of hard labor in the pen
itentiary. Murphy's sentence was for
twenty-six but he has applied for a new
trial and is still in the Wichita jail.
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NO pOuTIcs IN RAu WAY BUSINESS.

NO POLITICS IN RAILWAY BUSINESS.
san FRANCISCO, Cal, April &c. P.
Huntington in the course of an interview
last night concerning his address made
when he assumed the Office OF the presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific company said:
Il did not think what ] said would create
so much feeling as it appears to have done.
DO not want the public TO think | am
opposed to Senator Sanford political sue
cess or that / bear any personal hostility
10 him. Our only differences have arisen
from his mixing the company up with
politics This company was organized
TO build and operate railroads
and there has been good deal
too much attention paid to politics. /
have been very much opposed to this thing
for a long time, and have told Stanford so
About four months ago, when he was in
New York, made a decided protest and
told him Just what | thought"
DO you expect to absolutely and at once
sever the Southern Pacific company from
all political affiliations in this state2" was
asked, and the reply was, AS a corpora
ton. yes" Continuing President Hunt
ington said there would be no change in
the policy OF the company aside from those
announced in his address.
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JUDGE AND JURY COMBINED.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. April I4-At
the conclusion of testimony in the Hafcn
murder trial this morning Nh Thomas
reached q stage where Il j. not improper
for the defendant 10 ask the court % iu-
srrucr the Jury 70 return verdict upon
the testimony for the defendant
After discussion he court SAID. Gentle
men OF the Iury. a motion has been inter
posed by Jhe defendant asking the court
10 direct the jury 70 return q verdict
Tor the defendant That motion has been
THAI tle case should not - 10 the jury and
tDe court inst ruCts YOU 10 return . verdict
Of not guilty for the defendant. The form
q your verdict VIII BE- .We. the jury. find
tE- defendant not guilty. i that yUur
verdicrs" The jury. Il 5s
the court then addressing Hr. Hatch
cou-ratuLs-iuz ham upon the result oi tLe
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TIE KILLING OF ROBINSON.
Richardson's Trial Now on Before Commis.
sionsr Monroe.
Special Dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle.

Special Dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle.
OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok, April 12.-The
trial Of Claude Richardson, the prominent
lumber dealer, for the killing Of James
Robinson, a colored soldier, last Tuesday
night, engaged Commissioner Monroe's
court today. The testimony is not all in
and the defendant was admitted to bond
for his appearance on Monday The sym
pathy of the public is for Richardson.
Although he probably deserves censure he
surely had no malice and the killing was
unprecedented.
1t was developed that James Robinson
was to see a c0lored lady home from the
Richardson place mat night but he was
not positive as to the exact place, having
heeu misdirected by friend. In bis I'M
certainty he Sauntered about the premises
and was shot by Richardson who mistoOk
him for a disguised burglar. The affair is
the most unfortunate ever occurring here.
Robinson was buried with full military
hOnors, hundreds of citizens attending 10
witness the impressive military Cere-
monies. General Merritt has instructed
Captain Stiles, the commander of the
troops here, TO thoroughly investigate the
killing of Robinson. Richardson was
turned over to the military authorities for
safe keeping Captain Stiles has tcle-
graphed the attorney general asking that
the interests Of the government be looked
Rfter by a United States attorney. There
Is great interest manifested in the case.
Captain Couch is recovering. He viii re-
COver but always be lame.
With the exception Of an occasional
zephyr of greater or less severity, the past
week has been most pleasant for all lines
Df business. Farmers have. since the CO
pi0us rains, been putting in crops very
rapidly. Large crops of cotton have been
planted and many fields of corn are uptwO
or three inches. The grass covers the en-
tire prairies with a carpet of green.
New residence and business bricks CON
tinue to spring up in every direction all
over the city. Merchants are having an
excellent trade. Indians from the reser-
FatiOns have purchased largely the last
week.
Our people are much encouraged over the
prospects of immediate territorial Iegisla-
fion and the EAGLE is watched for with re
markahle soHcitude rs the first means of
positive reliable information except few
words 10y wire received occasionally.
The Republican club held a meeting to-
night and the new officers were installed.
Capsain A B. Hammer took his place as
president of the club. He finds il thrifty
and in good working order. Several inn
portant committees were appointed.
\ large number of emigrant ears have
arrived this week with stock. household
goods and implements for settlers to this
country.
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wEArAER cRoP suLLETlN-

WASHINGTON. April T2.-Tae weather
aurinE he past week has been ths most
fsyora bic ~ the season for growing crops
and general farm work throughout tbe
central valleys and northwest. Iae favor
able conditions extending southwark 70
Texas and the quiz states, aud Sees!lrz =
prs Zrr~~Iuc rapidly a. far north o. Mime
~t-a and Dakota where the conditions
we're very favorable The dry weather lu
Kansas Ha- UgfavorsfIy affected crops in
-lla-r state WHERE corn planting = ID pro
gTes>. and oat- aud xr&s- are growing raE,-
5-iE- Crop E-r>-sects have improved Ll
tHe southwest. The pizH1{ug of Cf-FCu and
corn j. lE urusSur-s- N nlie croE@ weUe
Ee-ezaiIg improved In l4auiSlau1 ard Ms
z,-ipra EchIaud and - John parishes
in Louisiana are suffering from 0versi1aE
ard she uplaads n Aississ5ppl are zoe dry
and mach n need u rzl1-
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FLOODS IN AUSTRALIA.
Great Damage in Queensland and New
South Wales

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 12-The
steamer MaripoSa which arrived today
tweuty-four days from Sidney and seven
from Honolulu brings the following adj
vices; Extensive floods have done great
damage in New South Wales and az
Queensland. a large part Of Bisbaue was
inundated. wbarves submerged and rail
road traffic stopped Hundreds Of families
are homeless and many fatalities are re-
ported Grafton. Singleton. West Matt
land and other towns were flooded. May
losses of life and great destruction of prop
erty are reported from the interior points
At last accounts the floods were suhSiliuZ
and communications between the different
districts are being restored 4 railway
collision occurred March on the Penshur-t
and kOroit line and seven men were killed
The schooner i CueS. with all hands has
been lost sixty miles uorth of Brunswick
rLNer
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SUSTAINED THE PASTOR AMID
GPpi AiIGE

JOLIET, III. April 12-The scandal in
the First Baptist church involving the
pastor, Rev DR.. Whitman who came here
from Charlottetown, p. E. l., reached a
climax last night at the annual meeting
of the church. The election OF officers re
suited in the choice of board of trustees
and a clerk favorable to the pastor by a
small majority. 4 resolution was offered
sustaining the pastor and denOuncing his
traducers This precipitated the most un-
seemly WrangIe ever witnessed in a church
Brothers fought brothers in sharp, sarcas-
tic language and the shrill voice of the
sisters was also heard while charges Of
forgery and looseness were freely made
The pastor said he would not be driven
into Punishment by a conspiracy and
amid great tumUlt the vote was taken on
the resolution, which was carried by a vote
Of 81 TO -. The result was hailed with the
most tumultuous applause. Then ID. NJ.
Stiles and wife, the first accusers of DIR.
Whitman, were expelled. The opposition
viii build new church.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, April
12-The highest temperature was So,
the lowest So, and the mean
~ with high south winds decreasing to
gentle southwest at night: aslight increase
in pressure, warmer, cloudless weather.
The highest velocity Of the wind was
south q miles per hour about l a. m.
Last year, on April y, the highest tenn
perature was Go, the lowest 49,, and the
mean 5So.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
April y, 5 p. m.-FOrecast until s. p. N.
Sunday:
For Missouri-Cooler: sOutherly winds,
becoming variable.
For Nebraska and Kansas-Fair; cooler;
nOrtherlv winds
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SCHAEFER EASILY WINS.

CHICAGO, H., April 12.-The Central
Music hall handicap tournament at the a.
inch balk line billiard game closed tonight.
The result was something Of a surprise
not because SChaefer won, but because
Ives secured second place. The final
game between Schaefer and Slosson packed
the big music haIl with people.
They witnessed great contest.
Both men were at their best
Schaefer won easily by a score of 5GOto 21g.
The matinee game between Ives and Daley
showed that had Ives played as we'll with
Schaeter he might have captured first
money. The score was 50 for Ives to 5U
for lalav
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THE aBENDERSn RELEASED.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Resorted to
Successfully.

OswEGO, Kan, April 12-Mrs. Griffith
and her daughter of Niles Mich, alleged
to be the aged Mrs Bender and Kate
Bender respectively, were released on
habeas corpus proceedings brought by
their attorney. They introduce the affi-
davits Of the matron of the Michigan
Penal institute, showing that Mrs Griffith
was confined there for mausaughter at
time Bender crimes We're committed
Affidavits were also introduced proving an
Morrison, representing the state, produced
the testimony of Il Mr.. Stewart, who swOre
positively that Mrs. Griffith and her
daughter were the Benders. At the con
clusion of the case Judge Collins ordered
the release of the prisoners. The county
commissioners purchased railway tickets
for Mrs. Griffith and her daughter, and
they will be sent back to Niles.
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hPI oOnN ppIzE rcl-

SPRINGFIELD. Ill. April "A short hur
desperate prize light took place uesr this
city last night The Slug---~ were Martin
bruUpv. "a local pU-lllsJ o. some note. and
Jimmy Bates who came here 5eE days
ago trum California 8rupgy had the best
Of the night from tbe start and lajG our l5S
antagunl>r ia lv Gitl round with q nteu
IN the neck. Bates was brought back -o
town in an in>ensjh.c condition with hloc3
running from his nose. mouth and ears
The fight lasted seventeen minutes.
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LADIES OE LIE G A r

TOPEKA. Kan, April 12-'The ladies of
the q. A Il. OF Kansas elected officers for
the ensuing year aS follows: President,
Mrs. Emma Cartridge, Topeka; senior vice
president. Mrs Irene SNYDER. OskalooSa:
Junior vice president. Mrs. Lcona Nugent,
Horton; treasurer, Mrs. Fanny Davis.
Topeka; chaplin. Mrs. Emma Johnson,
l.eavenworth; secretary. Mrs. Ella Wade,
Topeka, council OF administration, Mrs
Wall of Gr5oia. Mrs. Mcclellan OF Meriden
and Mrs. FarusWoryh of Richlaud trus.
tees, Mrs. Bupe of Clyde Mrs. Lord of
Valley Falls and Mrs Newton of Parsons:
CeieCatc.at-aTnS to national convention,
Qlrs. IA. h. Frank, of Leayenworth.
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THE TENNESSEE DERBY.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April 12-Perfect
weather. large attendance and fine sport
characterized the opening day at Mont
gOmery park. The Tennessee derby upon
which all eyes were centered was won by
Robespierre under a strong pull The
other starters were Blarney Stone, Marie
n, Joe Walton and Virge dor. These,
with which Robespierre won the race.
makes him a formidable aversary Of Riley
the favorite of the Kentucky derby.
The 2-year- old race proved surprise to
the talent, Ithaca, 20 to ! spct, winning
would have won but for a collision in the
stretch with Rose Howard, the second
choice The other winners were Deer
Lodge. Ithaca, Boaz, Fanking, Catalina.
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SAVANNAH. Ga. April I2-Ar BrnDS-
wicS rfiS morning ". w Baldwin was
nncd - for pushing oF she side v8,k a
negro who BAD iGSsi'ed Elnl- TIE Hne en-
ragged BALDWIN a,uG ou leaving t-e cJr4r-
rs1m he wsae au Insulting rema-E re the
luccc. Fa--ce C.Ee-r Massey was sent to
hr.lg tslu hack IS ben be attempted 20 5o
50 BALDWIN, shot twice. 4ualc-anZ fg-ai
sounds Baldwin sleu -ho5 Mars5Eal H1Ils-
toB who met on cha stars h.1 iogzs5oa =
wound Is not fatal Or.cer WLluEer a. this
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THE PRESS INVITED TO ROME.

ROME, April 12-Preparations are being
made 10 make to make the opening of the
exposition of local industries next month
a notable affair. There will be at the
same time a national rife contest, a horse
race open to all countries at which the
grand prize of Rome amounting to 100000
francs, will be open to contest for the first
time. In connection with the opening
steps are being taken to arrange for
series of fetes which promises to he of
great interest The Associated Press
of Italy Is desirous of taking a
distinguished part in these tetes
Through its president and secre-
tary it has invited that members Of
the Associated Press of the United States
to visit Rome in May and share in the fes-
tivities 1t offers to the representatives of
the American press who may be able to
accept the invitation all the facilities pos
sble to enable them to see and understand
what R4ne has of interest to journalists
1t Is hoped that many American news
paper men may avail themselves Of this
opportunity to visit Rome in May As the
guest Of the Italian Associated Press,
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WORLDS FAIR DIRECTORS.

CHICaGo. H.. April 12-Tbe first meet
ing Of the board OF directors Of the world s.
fair was held this afternoon Mr. Edward
Walker was elected temporary chairman
and Boliiu Aikes temporary secretary. A
committee was appointed to present 20 the
next meeting Of the board 81 SET ot bylaws
for the government Of the corporation. A
special committee of five was appointed
for purpose Of considering ways and
means fur securing thc second 5000 coo 0f
guarantee fund aud directed 70 report 40
{ he next meeting
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WESTERN LIVE STOCK RATES.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, April IA joint conference
OF the traffic managers and general freight
agents of thirteen lines of roads was held
at the auditorium today under the chair
manship of W. II. Masters Of the Gull
Colorado x Santa Fe railroad. The object
Of the meeting was 10 line up tariffs on
live stock. Committees We're appointed %
consider the differences existing between
the different lines represented The mat
ter of arbitration was also discussed. Other
matters may necessitate a second meeting
on Monday
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ANGRY MEN AFTER 8RUTES.

ELLSWORTH Kan. April IA rape was
attempted on Miss Myrtle Hill teacher of
country school about eight miles west of
here on the line of the Union Pacific rail-
way. this morning by one white and two
Coiored trampS. She was thrown to the
ground. her mouth filed with acid. several
ribs broken. robbed Of her jeweirv and left
in an unconscious condition. Hundreds ot
men are i'm search OF the assaiIantS and if
found they viii probably be disposed Of
without trial by judge or jury.
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THF Wal WNG MATCH ENDED

PIrTSHUH3. Pa, April 12--The inJerua-
tioual SIX days walSing match closed To-
uay The attendance WIS large through
out the week and the winner received
several thousand dollar. The score at tle
close was: Herty. 553 miles. l-o laps;
Moore. so miles, laps, Hughes 80 miles.
4 laps. Noreuac. J1t miles: Iowarth. as
IniIes. Is laps: Koran. SO miles laOs.
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ACCIDENT OMAN ELECTRIC LINE.

TACOMA, Wash, April 12-Yesterday a
street car dashed headlong down steep
hill on Eleventh street, Ieaped from the
track, darted across Pacific avenue and
plunged wheel deep into gravel bed on
Eleventh nearly block away. The car
w,gs full of. passengers and the grade
is one of the steepeSt in the
city. it was Sprague electric car.
The brakes refused to work and the re-
versal of the current farther up the hill
had no effect on the speed. This is the
second bad accident on the line inside of
siX weeks. Among those injured are an
unknown man whose leg is broken, Mrs.
DR. Nerette bruised and back badly in
lured and Mrs !. ". Ham hurt about
the face bad cut on forehead and knee
disiocatcd. The conductor and motoriueer
stuck by their car during the fearful ride
Why wear out with coughing at night
when Ayers Cherry Pectoral VIII relieve
and f.Irrpa
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HhNSEIlTNL ER

S000I7T N1@0aI06 n lG0 NITTE t0G-0-
CULIISoN. Kan. April l2-Mr. ! Han
sell, assistance superintendent of the
water service on the Wichita X Western.
was married this afternoon to Miss Ellie
!. Tyler. Cf this city. They left on the af-
teTuoon train for AN extended visit east
Many friends wish them long life and hap
ness Rev. =. Miller, OF Cairo, ofliciated
al the arreInnmN
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ApRoMlNENT MAN.s eLncInE

SSLINH Kan. April 12-n8yjd Bebee. a
prominent real eitate man and old settler
of S3liua. committed suicide here this
morning by Straug8laliou. lie came here
In 1880 and was county clerk three times
and editor of the old Farmers Advocate
Severe sickness augmented by financial
embarrassment producing temporary in
sanity was the cause.
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TRi-WEEKLY SERVICE SUFFICIENT.

TurFNA. Kan. April l2.-The railroad
commissioners today rendered q decision
in the case of =. =. IUdSon ~. the Missouri
Pacific Railway company The petitioner
resides at kanopoii~. and complained that
the company had discontinued its daily
train teryfee between Gene-eo and kauop-
oils, running only tri-weekiy trains lie
WAS rn; Joined in this petition 10y anyone
else and his PRAYER was denied
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ARREsTED FOR CRIMINAL PRACTIcE.

WINFIELD, Kan. April I2-Narrants
were sworn out yesterday by the county
attorney OF this county charging Edward
/. PeCkh3m. Of the law firm q peckham
X Henderson. Of this city. and Dr. r. r.
Emery with committing an abortion on
Alpha Ellis. prominent young society
lady Of Sedan Or. Emery is in Jail in this
city, while FL PeCkham j. under arrest at
Il ar-4S t'r-s-
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LISCOuNTY DELEGArES-

Hans CITY. Kan. April l2-The Ellis
county Republican convention i'm session
here to-day elected delegates To the district
convention. The majority OF hv delegates
favor David Rathboue ior judge and r. e..
Turner for congress.
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ge adhita 1alu eagle: Sunday gurnno, april Is, 1880

judcture came rushing at Baldwin who
turned and attempted to shoot him also.
Before be succeeded Officer Wilcher had
grappled with him and in the struggle for
possession Of the weapon Baldwin acci-
dentally shot himself in the thigh. He
was overpOwered and finally lOdgedin in jail.
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CHlcAGO sTRlKERs ENCOURAGED.

CHICAGO. H.. April lZ-Tbe strike o.
the CARPENTERS IN tu.s city Is -}il on The
men are much encouraged 1y tHe action of
the minor bosses last night i1 forming au
organization with view 20 treating sgltl
them and they feel confident Of victory.
All incoming trains are watched and nom
UniOuisrs a. a rule are prevented from go
inc "a work
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NARROW ESCAPE OF HOSTLERS.

LEAyENW0ETH Kan. April l2-The
livery stable OF CriIly * Crauston was
destroyed 10y fire this morning The fire
mon returning from another hre discovered
the flames aud barely rescued several host
lerS. William Gilman. Philip Fischer and
James Flynn were taken out IN an Unccn-
Sciou~ condition. They had been ~ufocated
nearly 10 death. Thirty horses and all the
contents of the stable were destroyed. The
Ia-S l. S.'1 nlH
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100 MUCH POLlTiCS.

ABILENE. Kan, April l2.-The Dickin
son county Farmers Alliance held Iona
session this afternoon as which II i given
out that politics were discussed too freely
The action 0f the county presidents ia op-
posing ingalls, was condemned.
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coNE-erNrE MlTAoLIT RFsLII-

CHlGaco. Ill AurIl t---The committee
rerze-esss5lg tLe H1ck Island swi-ehmeu
and Manage - John Es-i another c7H-
ference eais morning with no other rs-r.r
than ruat az al j3-lrglEIsesit ss8s taken until
AgggHr
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Bcrrlc4. T. vac gro-fHeel at t1a fsEsrsl n
a clereyuan iu order tlsat q -esTpou q las
deooAsed upsa hllaaaf Hlgzs - -eayd ~ tss
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