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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-12
sTCHISON MATTERS,

ATcHIsoN, Kan, Jan. 11.-Mayor Wag-
gener's latest quarrel concerns the street
railway. It arose because the company
insisted on standing its mules at the cor
ner of Fourth and Commercial streets,
where the mayors office is located. As a
consequence the mayor threatens to tear
up the track on Fourth street, which was
laid without proper authority.
Louis kurth, the 15-year old boy who
shot himself on Monday because be had
been disappointed in love affair has al
most recovered. The bullet lodged under
the collar bone and was not removed.
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DEAR SEED AND CHEAP CROP

ATCHIsoN, Kan, Jan. IA gentleman
who has just returned from Stockton,
Rocks county, says that although great
many people have left their claims to
winter in the east, there is now larger
acreage OF winter wheat sown than ever
before. The county is full of corn and
hogs, and the farmers are doing fairly
well, even if the price OF corn is only II
cents. \ year ago the farmers paid 30
cents bushel for seed corn. and are now
compelled TO sell their crop for II and y
cents.
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ecIlos 10 FL VACANCIES

PAEls. Jan. I1--EIections Will be he'd
Tomorrow IA tie Departments IL NORTH
han AID HAuts yisnzs 70 Gll tie vacancies
ia tie chamber Ct depaties caused by tie
TalsaidItloa.of The elsctl0sss 81 a rusnber Of
Insusbers who were returned a. The Ias.
geas-zl e2sgfioo. Al those wssse cleo
tloEss were icFAlida'fd VIII again coates.
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Hot WosOs And cOLOtF.o

Kansas CITY, No. jan ll--goseDh
Carr she, John Williams with reTolve.
on Fourth street. a. 3 O'Clock this morning.
The wound produced by The bullet, which
entered the abdomen, viii probzbiy cause
death Carr. who IS tough eltizea aad
has frequently been IN jail here for VARIOUS
u1sSaeEneano-s, was ARRESTED Williams
was a peddler q cold aud hot lunch. Tie
shooting grew out OF a war q words be
tween Carr and Avis Cumming. coas-
panion O, Williams The latter laIer.ese6
and Carr sao. hin
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CHARGED wT4.ASSASsINaTION.

lola, Kan. Jan. 11-Six men OF more or
less prominence were arrested here today
for the murder in August, ISIS, Of ColaIn-
bus Carter. The prisoners were members
OF a band of regulators known As the
Land Leaguers Columbus Carter was
arrested for a brutal crime buS Was &C
quilted OF the charge Upon his release
from the custody OF the officers or the law
he WAS met on his way home By the ''Lsnd
Leag aers" who shot him 10 death The
six farmer. arrested today are charged
with being implicated il the crime.
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TaF CAUSE 1 MYSTERY

CHICAGO. III. Jaa. IL-It In feared fks:
Chas. wilson, George FuIsou1, 4. z. Batch
and g. Burzes. who were injured By The sx-
p.osiou Of the boiler ia tie Norris buiading
last evening. NAV de. The cause Il tie
explosion - q mystery. The engineer 10
sists that the water q the boiler ~ss ap q
the proper gauge, and thst oulJ ssssaty
pounds q steam vas o. The boiler tz.
been tested 20 "a
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OKLAHOMA'S ORGANIZATION.
The Springer Bill Argued Before the Com
mittee on Territories.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE house COM
mittees on territories today listened to ar
guments upon the Springer bill to provide
for the organization of Oklahoma territory
and the creation of two courts. DIR. Hill,
representing the Cherokee nation, ex-
pressed his views, contending there should
be but one court and that should be To-
Gated at Muskogee.
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LExIssToy, KY, Jsn.I A special dis
pa;cn 20 the TRANSCRIPT from Versailles.
Ky. states that the stables belonging q
Macy Bros. burned this morning q, I
O'Clock. destroying ihirty-fvs out Of thlr-
ty-eizht horses. Among those burned was
the horse Belle Boy that was sod here ~
auction by Jefferson aud Seaman 20 j..
Clarke for Isl 60
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STABBED BYA Rival

CHICAGO, Ill, Jan. lL-Whiie waking
along the street tonight with John BAines.
James Prendergrsst suddenly turned and
plunged a knife into bis companions
heart. He cody withdrew the weapon,
remarking. There, / guess that went
through him" He ran away bat vas
captured il short tine. The two men
have been rivals for three years for the
favor Of a woman.
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"ARCADE"
139 NJ Main St. w. j. WILSON, Manager.
DAKoTAs EQUAL suFFRAGlsTs.

HURON, 5. d.. Jan. 1.-THE executive
committee OF the South Dakota equal
suffrage association met here todsy. They
arranged TO distribute large amount Of
suffrage literature over the state and put
speakers in the field early in the season
Fifty thousand copies of Susan Il. An,
thongs latest book will be distributed and
large quantities of similar literatnre.
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Talk is Cheap lis Quality that Sells
&ZsI
RESTRAINING INJUNCTION wAnrrr

REST RAINING INJUNCTION WANTED.
of common pleas No. 2 today counsel for
Messrs. Shelmerdine and Eryin, asked for
an injunction To restrain the voting trus-
tees from selecting officers Of that COM
pany on Monday. Counsel contended the
formation of a voting trust wss Illegal,
that IL WAS IN violation Of the charter II
the company and also in violation Of fedsr-
al legislation applied to the company. The
object OF the petition "a 10 prevent the re-
election Of Austin Corbin as president q
the Reading company.
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THE LAWS VALIDITY SUSTAINED.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE supreme
court in its decision rendered to-day in
the case of the state against +. W. Fulk-
ner sustained the prohibitory law. The
case was brought to test the question of
the sale of liquor in original packages,
transported from another state to point
in Kansas
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HOpsE TnlEF GANG TAKEN

NEw YORK, ARK. Jan. Il.--Bowdsn An.
derson. the last % desperate gang q
horse thieves which operated from here %
Missouri, was Jailed today. The fsrnsls
nsnbsr q tie gang vss given her liberty
for assistance In the capture % tbs ou,-
laws
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ACQUITTED OF MURDER cHhRoE

WEST PLANS, No, Jan. lI.-Hon. a II.
Livingston was today acquitted Of the
charge Of killing William Sommsrs, a
prominent stock dealer Of this county.
He was tried 90 the Charge Of murder 10
the second degree. The verdict Is g.BeT-
ally approved.
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THE "TIMEsp APPEAL ALLOWED.

LONDON, Jan. 11.-In the libel suit
brought by Mr.. Parnell against the Times
the court has allowed an appeal of the
Times against disclosing the names of the
parties from whom is received the infor-
nation on which the articles were based.
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SADLY DUPED
PARNELL'S GREAT ENEMIES In
THE ROLE OF FOOLS.
The English Government and the
''Times" Rlunder in an At
tempt to Bride.
One Hundred Thousand Dollars Offered
Sheridan to Impioate Parnell in
the Phoenix Park Murders.

Full Protection of the British Government
Promised the Witness List Of Ques-
lions Which He Should be Prepar-
ed to Answer-The Entire
Scheme Worked Up and
Exposed = Disap-
pointment in Lon
don Over the
Failure
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eloquent presentation spoke OF the attrac-
| tions and capabilities of Chicago, as COM
pared with those of New York. He was
! frequently interrupted by applause. In
closing he referred to the speech of Mr.. De-
pew, saying he never opened his mouth
without opening a casket of gems of wit and
| wisdom. He (the speaker) said he could
not help wishing while Mr.. Depew was
speaking that these gems were blocks
| which might be changed into marble, for
| then he knew that the goddess of liberty
would not have been compelled to wait so
long for her pedestal, nor her eyes nave
grown weary waiting for sight of the
Washington memorial arch and the Grant
monument Laughter Chicago has one
thing, he said that New York has not (by
the admission of the speaker this morning,
Mr.. Depew)-public spirit, and that spirit
invites the location of the fair.
Mr. Bryan spoke at length on the supe-
rior advantages Chicago possessed over the
rival cities of New York and Washington
as the proposed site for the fair and closed
the arguments of the day.
ANOTHER ST. LOUIS DELEGATION.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Jan. list Louis has
sent an additional delegation to Washing
ton to assist in pushing the worlds fair
claims. This action was thought advis-
able owing to the fact some of the mem
return home Ex-Mayor Neeley. of Leav-
enworth, Kan, is member of the delega-
ton that went today. st. Louis expects
reply to New York and Chicago argu-
ments next week and should there be any
delay third delegation will be organized
for work at Washington.
THE TARIFF HEARING.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 11.-Alexander d.
Wedburn. of Alexandria, Va, appeared
before the ways and means committee as
representative of the legislative committee
of the national grange and the farmers of
the Virginia state grange to demand equal
protection of the farmer with the steel,
iron and wool manufacturers.
Representative Stump, of Maryland, fill
ed protest against the increase of duty
tin plate.
Mr.. Bayne asked if the witness constitu-
ents would complain if the domestic con-
sumner of tin plate made it as cheaply as
the foreign product.
Mr.. Stump replied that they would not
assuredly, but there was no visible supply
and none in prospect.
Adjourned till Tuesday
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THE FIRST MOVE.
ORGANIZATION OF OKLAHOMA DIS.
CUSSED In COMMITTEE.
Arguments Against Establishing
Two Courts Made by a CherO.~
kee Representative.
New York and Chicago Representatives.
Present the Claims of Those Cities
for the Worlds Fair.

Mr.. Depew Talks for the MetrOpolis-New
York's Want of Public Spirit APPLY
Shown by Ohicagoan-Another
Louis Delegation En- Route
More Farmers Demand
Protection Items.
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MUCH GRIPPE ATLEAvENwoRTH.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kan, Jan. u.-Post-
master Frank I. Lynch and Assistant
Postmaster PinktoE are confined 10 their
houses with the grippe. Nearly every bus
mess in the city is short handed because
of the prevalence of influenza. Physicians
have all they can attend 70 and majo rity
of them are kept busy day and night.
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MARQUIS OF HARIlNGION vERY IL

LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE Marquis of Hart
ington is dangerously i'll at Mertonhall-on-
Norfalk, the seat of Baron Hirsch He
has been the guest of Baron Hirsch for
a week and caught cold while shooting
He has very high fever and the local
doctors see so much gravity in the case
that they have called London doctors for
consultation. Great alarm is felt ard the
queen has telegraphed her sympathies and
earnest inquiries. The possibility of the
marquis at the present time gives rise to
speculation and is the sensation OF the
hour in the political world.
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STRYcHNlNE INSTEAD OF ou,NINE.

DEARBORN, Mich, Jan. IA terrible
mistake was made in the family of T.
Morrill, Griffin, here. last night. The
family all had the influenza, and took
strychnine instead of quinine. Mr.. Crit
fin, his wife, a daughter aged Is and a son
aged 8 were the victims. The daughter
died at , o'clock this morning and there is
no hope for Mr.. Griffin. Mrs. Griffin and
the son have a bare chance Co pull
through
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ALFONSO BETTER.
The Populace Very Anxious and an Upris-
ing Feared by the Government.

MADRID, Jan. 1.-THE condition of the
king this morning is more favorable. He
slept at intervals during the night. He
took a small quantity of soup early this
morning.
A bulletin issued at O'Clock this after
noon states that the condition of the king
is tranquil and that there are no signs of a
relapse.
PARIS, Jan. 11.-L'Evenement says that
a telegram received in this city says the
king of Spain is suffering from tubercular
meningitis.
The king passed quiet day without fe-
yer. The last bulletin is that the prostra-
ton continues but that he Shows more
animation at intervals. Crowds throng
the street and surround the royal palace,
ship of the kilograms and many hundreds
have been stopped. None are allowed to
pass but those that give short official
bulletin. This is done to prevent panic
in the provinces. The effect has been to
greatly increase the public anxiety and
give rise to many rumorS that the king is
dead.
The government has telegraphed to pro-
vincial and colonial authorities to exer-
else great vigilance in regard to possible
Republican movements and TO repress
them promptly. There are many and va
rious opinions in regard to the strength Of
the Republican party. All the leading
conservatives met at the house of Canovas
del Castillo and agreed that in case of ne
cessity they would support the govern
ment in the effort TO maintain order.
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Necessity knows no law, and there
fore we are compelled to sell all of
our ladies' and childrens' New Mar
ket Goats, Jackets and Wraps of all
kinds at less than cost. They must
go. The following is our prices now:
Childrens' Goats, now Sl.OO, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, &c.
Ladies' New Market Coats, now
$500, $500 and $500; was $500,
$500 and $1,000.
/ have 3 nice Plush Coats-will
sell them at SIS, price was $25.
4 short Majeska Plush Wraps,
now $l3, was $40.
This is golden chance.
I'll. G. BERRY,
The leading dry goods and cloak
merchant.
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COUNCIL PRoCEEDINGs.-Council
met in special session Jan. 2lst, at 7
p. m. Mayor Lambert in the Chair,
and all Councilmen present except
Bowers.
The Mayor called the meeting to
order and stated it was for the pur-
pose of more specifically ordering the
making out of bills, and collecting
the same and setting the same apart
in accordance with a mandamus,
heretofore issued by the Circuit
Court of Berkeley county, in the
cause of Delilah j. Vanmeter VS..
Corporation of Martinsburg. Mr..
L. G. Gerling offered the following
and moved its adoption: The adop-
ton Of the report of the finance COM
mittee being thought insufficient, in
the matter of the levying of taxes,
and placing bills for same in the
hands of the Sergeant for immediate
collection, although a number of bills
have already been made out; now,
therefore, it is ordered, in addition
thereto, that said levy of Al cents on
the 500 Of assessed property be
made; that the finance committee at
once rave bills for the same made
out and placed in the hands of the
Sergeant of the corporation, with in
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THE exhibition at the Central OPP
era House during the week, of Bicy-
Gle and Skating contests, have been
very interesting, and have proved
very popular. They will be contin-
ued on this Saturday afternoon and
evening. The professionals are Miss
Hattie Lewis, champion 6 day lady
bicyclist of the world, Miss frankie
Nelson, champion 40 hour lady bicy-
clist of the world, Mr.. Samuel Nc
Dowell, champion roller skater of the
world, and winner and wearer, of the
championship belt. There will also
be wrestling on horseback, and rid
ing of Indian ponies, by Capt. H.
Williams. The matinee, this after
noon expressly for ladies and chill
dren. Races start at o'clock sharp
tonight. ~
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structions to collect the same imme-
diately; and that said collection be
specially set apart to pay the jndg-
ment, interest and costs of the suit
of Delilah J. Vanmeter VS.. Corpora
tion of Martinsburg. Unanimously
adopted and SO ordered.
On motion, Mr.. w. A. Pitzer was
authorized to proceed at once to
make out tax bills for said levy.
The 4th of July Committee, thro'
Mayor Lambert. presented the Coun-
Gil with handsome silk flag for use
at City Hall. Accepted and a vote
of thanks rendered the committee.
An invitation was received from
the President of the Electric Illumi-
mating Company, for Mayor and
Council to accompany him and seve
raj members of said company to
Washington, on Wednesday, Janua-
ry 22nd, for the purpose of inspect.
ing the arc and incandesent lights in
operation in said city. Invitation
accepted.
Meeting then adjourned.
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AT REsT.-Mrs. Ellen F. Boyd,
aged II years, widow of the late
Rev. A. 81. Boyd, d. D., (the beloved
pastor of the Loudon street Presby-
terrain Church for many years., died
at the residence Of her nieces Misses
Lucy and Sallie Williams, on Plea
dilla street, on Sunday afternoon.
The deceased was possessed Of many
christian svirtues and enjoyed the
love and affections of a large circle
of relatives and friends. She leaves
three sons, Messrs. E. Holmes Attor-
ney-at law, of this city, DR.. P. W., at
Florence, Ala, and Hunter, Attor-
ney-at.Law, Cumberland, Md. The
funeral took place from the Loudon
street Presbyterian church yesterday
at IL a. M, and was largely attended.
The funeral sermon was preached
by Rev. DR.. I'll. M. White the pastor
Of the church, who remarked before
beginning his sermon that when he
first heard of the death of Mrs. Boyd
he thought of these word, precious
in the sight of the Lord is the death
of his Saints" These consoling
words are found in the 116 Psalm,
18th v. The sermon was preached
from them. Rev. DR.. J. r. Graham
of the Kent street Presbyterian
church assisted in the services.
At the grave the choir sang Gun
veil thy bosom faithful tomb"
Messrs. Hunter Boyd of Cumber-
land, Nd, E. Boyd Faulkner and
John Boyd of Martinsburg, W. Va,
were present at the obsequies.-W ln-
chester Times.
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Acc1DENTs.-The following is an
account Of a number of accidents,
furnished us by DR.. Myers. Surgeon
for the B. & o. r. r. Co., which does
not include several others of a more
trivial character
Fireman w. F. Cook, of West
Burke street, fell into culvert, at
Sir Johns Run, on the 18th instant,
and sustained severe chest injuries.
Z. D. Whaley, a brakeman, resid-
ing in Baltimore, had his right hand
injured, on Thursday morning, while
coupling cars, east of town, costing
him the loss of the index finger, by
amputation.
On the 18th inst, James w. Shic-
kle, fireman on the second divi-
sion, fearing collision, jumped from
his train, and besides various brui-
ses about the head and body, had
his foot caught by passing wheel,
causing the loss of his great toe, by
amputation.
On Saturday night, freight engi-
neer, FL. N. Holiday, met with Sc
rious accident, three miles west of
Cumberland, by colliding with pen
stock, while looking out the cab win
dow. The blow on the head caused
instant Inconsistencies, and he fell
to the ground. receiving additional
cuts and bruises, the engine, mean
while running to Cumberland with
out any one to control it, even the
fireman being unaware of the acct
dent. A brakeman on the train west
found and took charge of the train,
and search was made for the missing
engineer, who was found unconscious
and badly injured, three miles away.
He was brought to his home, in this
place, and up to this time is still un-
conscious from conclusion of the
brain, with exceedingly meagre
chances for recovery.
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To THE LADIEs.-The City Band
will hold its annual Fair in the Cen
trail Opera House, commencing Feb
ruary 18th, continuing two weeks
All the ladies who are interested in
the Band and will help the members,
are requested to meet at the Con-
tinental Hotel parlors. Friday after
noon at 3 o'clock. The Band need
funds to pay their instructor and
and it is hoped that all who are in
terested in promoting the interest of
the town will respond to the call.
By order of the committee.
CHAs. G. SMITH, Sec'y.
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ON Saturday last, Mr.. Huett Har-
man, yard conductor on the B. &
o., met with a painful and what
might have been a fatal accident.
The gentleman fell on the track, near
the freight depot, Immediately in
front of an approaching train. For
tunately, by rolling, he succeeded in
getting all of his person out of the
way except his foot, which was bad
ly mashed.
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THE international Bible studies for
next Sabbath are from Luke II: 500.
Title, Joy over the child Jesus.
Golden text, "Glory to God in the
highest, and on earth peace, good
will toward man."
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John Daily, oolored resident OF
Georgetown, died with the lockjaw,
on Sunday last. A few days before,
he was engaged in cutting wood, and
accidentally cut his foot. Surgical
treatment was given him, and the
wound at the time was not consider
ed dangerous, but Inflammation set
in and on Sunday resulted in lock-
Jaw.
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GREAT auction sale to-day, at q
o'clock, in Quenzel's room, next door
to Gerling's hardware store, of large
pictures, Japanese baskets and fancy
goods, blankets, muffs, gloves, bed
comforts, dry goods and Xmas stock.
Don't fail to attend. Ladies specl-
ally invited. Respectfully,
Fl. &. BERRY.
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