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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-15
sTEAwEEaaY - -.

The cram szitable for Frguch cresr1
candles . maze ~ mixing czpfui G;
cod water with tf.e wn5te q frazh s.,y
aid ooufectl01@rs sugar - . pasIs srtseh
can Be nodded INTO little cups. IA sscn g
which = EfSs strawberry y .,lA.ed
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OF A JUNE DAY DINNER.
JULIET CORSON TELLS now TO
COOK AND SERvE IT.

The Princess OF the Cuisine Gives In
formation a. to just yEhas Sorhor Meal
Is Most Appropriate sc This Time Of
Year.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CASE,
Judge Mcclure Makes AN Argument mt
Sn.nrs pinIn E,ryl.I,

Judge Mcclure Makes AN Argument md
Speaks Plnin Enslish.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July l5.-The
uonse Comm;ttse m E,oc,;,r. ~ ,,r
As.s s. w. uo ''u"5
ne"lu Aren"enls py 'uuee John NC
C!ure, OF Arkansas, Mr.. Clayton's repre-
sentative, upon the Breckenridge Arkau-
sas election case.
Judge Mcclure began his argument by
attacking Mr.. Breckenridge in replyto Ger
tain statements made TINT by gentleman.
as exhibited ia the record. He CHARGED
that Mr., Breckenridge had soupht tn in.
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THE BLAINE LETTER,
How II Impressed the Ssuntors-It Had n
Good Effect.

How II Impressed the Ssuntors-It Had n
Good Eject.
WASHINGTON. July Is. Secretary
blaine's letter to Senator Frye, in which
he again forcibly outlines the oppor.
tunity offered by a repeal OF the sugar
duties, was the general theme OF com.
ment in both houses OF Congress to-day.
1t has made a marked impression
among Leading Senators on both sides ol
the Chamber.
The Secretary's friends in tho Senate,
when the matter COMES up for consider
alton in the Tariff bill. will make a
strong appeal in favor Of the proposed
reciprocity. It is conceded that the
principle is right. and that it is the only
way we can secure the trade of the Cen.
tral and South American States,
BY making the repeal OF duty on
Cuban sugar dependenton free entrance
Tor our provisions and breadstufIs, it ia
believed we can secure the trade OF that
island: Reciprocity once begun will, it
IS maintained, spread over the hemi.
sphere; nt stroke the United States
Will step into q great trade, and, while
sugar Will be cheapened for our cousum.
ing millions, the product OF their hands
Will find new market.
No greater opportunity in the world.
wide struggle for trade has ever been
offered nation than that proposed by
Secretary Blaine.
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THEY ARE MISTAKEN,
Democrats Fancy They See
Evidences Of a Let Down ,
BY REPUBLICAN SENATORS,
But There ~ no Wcakcning.. Import
mt Bills VIII Not DO Sacrificed
On the Altar Of Useless Debate
IrThcy Can Help lt..Notcs.
Special DispaieA 10 he Aitiiigaer.

tsFfcah DhpafeA 10 ne l@ltHt9fnesr. 's'l-''. -
WAsnlSoToS, D. o. July 15,-Thert
Is n manifest disposition on the part o
Democrats to derive satisfaction from the
fact that the Senate caucus last hight In,
clined toward II very liberal in,erprsta'
tion ofthe proposed new Senate rule fot
ordering the previous question. The
caucus favored a rpte by which the
previous question could be ordered after
"a reasonable time" Democrats think
they see In this weakening ofpurpose
on the part Of the Republican members,
and chance to beat of the elections
bill in this way. ~
They are mistaken, as usual. There
is not tho slightest desire among Re.
publican Senators 10 limit the discussion
on any Of tho pending tilis to IN unrea.
sonable degree. One OF them said to.
day that he considered six weeks yea-
sonable time for tho discussion Of the
tariff bill. 1t certainly would seem 10
after the full and free debate it has had
in tho past two or three years in Con.
greSs.
Republicans will be as ready 10 grant
any reasonable time for debate on any
other bill, but they do not propose to
have a measure killed or indefinitely
postponed by useless and senseless talk,
and whatever the rule which the caucus
may finally decide on. or however liber-
ally 1t may be interpreted, there will
COME a time when, il neceesary, the
Democrats will find it effective and en-.
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EYE NEGROES KILLED.

They Quit Work nnd Arc Pursued by a
Pdsse an Though They We're Slaves.
MERRoUdE, La, July l5.-On Sunday
night twenty-five laborers from the
plantations OF A. HelTner, near Oak
Ridge, Morehouse Parish, aud whose
passage he had paid from North Caro-.
lina, quit and commenced, under cover
OF night, to make their way into Chicot
County, Ark. They were pursued by a
posse Of friends OF Mr.. HeGner, and
this morning were found lying in
ambush in dense thicket. When
notified by tho posse that they were
surrounded by party ofmcn who would
do them no harm and only asked their
return to their homes, they expressed
Willingness to return, but when the
posse went forward to meet them the
negroes, led by one bold troublemaker,
opened fire OH the posse, and for one
minute did some wild shooting. The
posse returned the fire, and the result
was that five negroes were killed. The
running away from the men who have
brought labor from North Carolina the
past season, their only object being TO
beat planters out OF their passage to
Louisiana, has become too common dur.
lug tho past two months.
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Dy a legal notice, call Of stockho,6o,s
IN this issue, says the Marietta k,oisier'
1t will be seen that the question Of in,
cGrteaslng the capital stock OF the Ohio
Valley railway to $500. 900 will come IN
4nd = tue name OF the road be changed.
!. ~ II Is necessary to change the maine ow-
Ing n TO tn. fact that there is another Ohio
Valley railroad below Cincinnati. Gem. Gem
etal Warner, writing from IN. e,,st ,"a
gentleman here, says in substance tho,
ne VII, hold meetings al along the pro.
posed Iine from Powhatan to this citv
Immediately after harvest, and ii lie
people lpe eeG; Will renew their CONTRACTS re-
innsa5 gnps,af bv fHni ;,o,a Of way etc. that have
built at once 10 Marietta. He % sha,IS ~
be met in the same npirit that he e'co,a co' =
along the line, and 1t certainly loots s.
more encouraging for the compIetion or
the road than at any preyions time
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A C0INCIDENCE IN NAMES.


aliss Elizabeth Cleveland Murdered In Cold
Hood by Mrs. Harrison.
BosroS, July l5.-It was fatal com.
bination Of circumstances which led to
the meeting Saturday of Miss Elizabeth
Cleveland and Mrs. Harrison in the ia.
nous "White House." The two women
are more or less known in the slums OF
Boston, while tho rendezvous ."White
House" il really better known in police
circles than its historical national name.
sake. The two women, who had all
Saturday been on protracted spree,
got into free fight aud before they
could be separated Miss Cleveland was
hors de combat on the floor, with an ugly
would on her head. She was found YES.
terday morning lying dead in pool Of
blood on the floor, where she had been
traced by her husband. lie gave the
alarm, and the police last night discoy-
cred and arrested Mrs. Harrison, who is
completely prostrated through fear,
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A STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
4 Yachting Party Wrecked and Only Ono
Ia Saved.

4 Yachting Party Wrecked and Only Ono
IL Saved.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 75.-0n
Saturday last the small yacht Marion,
belonging to the Hay View Yacht Club,
South Boston, left Boston in charge OF
Capt. Vernon Locke, with E. W. G.
kimball, F. Goldsmith and Benjam
Cobb, Of Boston, for a two weeks trip
along the coast. About 9 o'clock Mon
day night the yacht struck auukeu
ledge OF Rice Beach. The captain or
derpd all bands into tho tender, mere
cookie shell, which capsized, throwing
tho men into the sea. The four men
managed to get astride the keel Of the
tender, where they remained two hours,
the sea continually breaking over them,
when kiuball was washed OIL 'and
drowned. Captain Locke and Cobb
tried to work the boat toward shore, but
to no avail, and as the captain WAS trying
to climb on the bottom OF the boat he
was washed away. Goldsmith and Cobb
tloa.ed for come distance, when II hinge
wave washed them both OF. Cobb sue.
ceeded in reaching the boat, but Gold.
smith was not seen again. This morn
ing about o'clock n fisherman picked
up Cobb in an exhausted condition and
brought him here. Capt. Locke leaves
widow and several children in South
Boston. Two others were unmarried.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass, July ia letter
from Capt. Joseph Ryan, Of the schooner
A. D. Story, dated Dyncijord, Iceland,
June 4, says that the weather has been
unusually stormy, and that ut tho time
of,wri,iuga a heavy Hnow storm prevailed.
Two OF the crew Of the schooner Senator
Salisbury, Thomas Reese and Otto John.
sou, were lost by the capsizing Of dory.
Tho schooner William Rice, one OF tho
first vessels from Gloucester this season
to the hallibut fishing grounds, sailing
In company with the schooner Com.
monwcaith, is missing. The latter ar
rived at her destination on April s, but
the Rice has not appeared on the fishing
grounds OF that coast, or been reported
since, and it ia thought ahe collided with
an iceburg, many OF which have been
reported by the fleet during the passage.
She was owned by NJ. Walen 4 Sous and
Captain Mcdonald. She carried a crew
Of sixteen. They were all unmarried
men, but many OF them leave parents
aud other relatives in the provinces
The schooner was insured for $500.
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TARIFF n FORM ERS MEET.
The Usual letter of Regret from Ex-rres!'
3 '."s leut Cleveland,

The Usual letter OF Regret from Ex-preSi.
s 4ent Cleveland.
BALTIMORE, MD, July l5.-Thc con.
ference Of Maryland Reform Clubs be.
gan to-dsy, in the interest Of taliir re,
form, and incidentally to boom Clprc.
land for the Democratia nomination.
Alfred tearoe, OF Chestertown, was
made temporary president. After the
credentials Of the various organizations
were found correct, letter from ex.
President Cleveland was 1ead, IN which
he said: .s'5
.".,ia soIry that 7 have made such
plans that it is impossible for me to ac-
cept your invitation. In common with
all who are interested in the movement,
| am exceedingly gratil'ed Yl,A tie eyit
dences ceasian.,y hr~;SsNted OF activity
la orgAn:ss.m.,op ih did OF tariff reform
within Your Slate, and hope that the
proposed convention will be full OF en-.
couragement to the friends Of the cause, !"
The sentiments Of the letter mo. v;th
hearty approval. John Warner, OF New
York, deaiyeHad an address upon "Meth-
1ds st Tariff Reform Work and Organi.
xation" this afternoon. The gres; put.
lie demonstration will be held this even.
ing at which e e1gm5er oof Senators, Con,
gSesatneN and other prominent men will
deliver addresses, rls -l
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REVOKED THE ORDER,
The Essex VIII Not rnAe Ericsson's Re.
mains to Sweden

The Essex VIII Not rnAe Erlcsson's Re.
mains to Sweden,
WASHINGTON, July l5.-Secretary Ira.
cey this morning formally revoked the
orders to the U. S. S. Essex, which was
to have conveyed the remains OF the late
Inventor Ericsson to Sweden. IL.
While much pressure was brought to
bear upon him to send one Of the new
cruisers on this mission, the Secretary
did not decide to revoke the orders OF
the Essex until last night, and much
surprise was expressed at the Depart.
ment this morning when the order was
issued. 80 III
The new cruisers Baltimore and Phil.
ndelphia are now under consideration
for this mission, and although no assign.
nent will be made for several days, it il
believed that the Baltimore will be sc.
lected. 1t would take ut least two weekt
to properly equip the Philadelphia for 6
Sea voyage.
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HELENA, Call, July ia man giving
the name Of Tom CollinS, arrived here
Saturday with two horses attached 10 a
buggy, which he attempted 10 cell, but
without success. He lef; here, and later
Deputy Sheriff Charles Howard re-
ceived information from the Sheriff that
the horses were stolen property, and in.
structing him to arrest the thief. Howard
overlook Collins three miles from here
and ordered him to surrender. Collius
then emptied his shot gun into Hovard's
breast, inllicting probably a fatal wound,
Howard knocked Collins down, hand.
cutfed him aud then tainted FROM loss OF
blood. Collins was taken to Napa for
fear he might be lynohed here, ,
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A MILLION DOLLAR FIRE.
Tho Security Warehouse Mt Dlinnenpol
Minnesota, turned.

MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI, July l5.-The
largo scvcn.story warehouse Of tho Sc.
curity Warehouse Company, on First
street and Fourth avenue, North, owned
owned by Wood & Morse, was entirely
destroyed, together with lis contents,
this afternoon, by fire, entailinr loss
Of nearly Il million dollars. Tho fire
caught upon the second floor OF the
building, and 10 supposed to have been
caused by spontaneous combustion. 1t
soon spread to the upper floors, which
were filled with agricultural imple-
ments, while on the fourth loor were
500 tons Of binding twiae, which added
fuel 10 the flames. Two men, W. W.
Morse, ono OF the proprietors, and the
engineer, were rescued by means OF lad.
ders from tho fourth door after they
were nearly sntIocated by the dense
smoke. The burned warehouse was
erected in April OF this year, and was
nsed as a storage and transfer warehouse,
and was one Of the largest establish.
ments OF its kind iu Minneapolis. ,a.
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Arrested and EScpuetl.

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July l5.-Mat.
Boldman, the man charged with stealing
S475 from A, W. Preston at Dickson,
Wayne county, and who Was accident
ally ahot while being arrested by detect.
i've Payne in this city a few days ago.
made his escape yesterday morning from
the Merchants Hotel, where he was in
chnrge OF nurse and watcbman. I'll.
porter went to the room at 4:3O yester.
day morning, found the door wide open,
aud nurse sound asleep on the bed and
Boldman absent. The alarm was given,
but too late-Boldman had crossed the
river TO Ohio and was out OF reach Of the
otllceIs, -.
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PlT7sEuRun, July 15.-The Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company seems to have
at last captured & marginal line in this
city, They attempted to secure
1t yeasa ago, but failed when
caa.ges OF bribery and tho usual
prohtless investigation followed. The
granting OF charter to the Connclls.
vile Terminal Railroad Company to-day
practically gives the Baltimore & Ohio
tho long sought marginal line.
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O'SUII.IYAN DYING.
Tho Report mt joliet CONCERNING g Ono OF DR..
Cronin's N1urn erors,

Tho Report mt joliet CONCERNING 6 Ono OF DIR.
Cronin's N1urne errors.
JOLIET, ILL, July l5-It is reported
here that Patrick O'Sullivan, the ice
man, now serving a lifs sentence for his
completely in the murder Of DR.. Cronin,
is dying. The authorities OF the prison
refuse to confirm the report, however,
Daniel Dcuohoe, O'sullivan's attorney,
does not credit the rumor. He says:
"Mrs. Whelan was down there Satur.
lay, md if O'Sullivan was in danger
Gus condition she would have come to
let me know. When last saw O'Suliiyan
ut Joliet he seemed to be withstanding
the rigorous discipline better than either
Burke or Coughlin. The dyspepsia,
from which he suffered willis in jail,
had left him, and he was getting fat and
strong"
Isis known, however, that O'Su!livan
was consumptive, and can't live long
under any circumstances.
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RABlD HOGS AND CATTLE.

Nydrophobln Spreading Among tho Ami.
NAL. Ia pick"way County, Ohio.
CiRcLEvlLLE, O., July l5.-About two
weeks ago three mad dogs we're killed
neat comrsmaeicisl foint. Since then 9 9
number Of hogs hayyc manifested n signs d
hydrophobia raa bad to lie killed. Last
Saturday valuable calf belonging to
David Lane gave evidence Of being af.
tlicted with the dreaded disease, and
was dispatched by its owner. Tha oIti:
zens Of that hsTlst are very much
alarmed ut the spread Of the disease, and
are trying to deyiss some means OF petl
ting rid OF it, Go AT
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West virs.nlnns iu Washington.


Special Di'pa.ch to the Inte.lt;encer.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July 15.-E. L.
Ross, Of Simpson, has been appointed
postal clerk on the run between Grafton
and Baltimore.
United States Marshal White, Post.
master Cowden, Of Wheeling, aud Col.
lector A. B. White, of Parkessburg.
came down flom Mountain Lake Park
this morning, where they have been in
attendance at tho meeting of the State
Republican Committee. They report O
harmonious and enthusiastic meeting,
and are especially commendstory Of the
newly elected chairman, Hon. Augustus
Pollock, Of Wheeling. 4
Among the other West Virginian,
that arrived are Col. Alex Campbell and
Phillip G. Pendleton, Of Bethany, and
F. T. Thayer, OF Grafton.
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KNOCKED ltlM DOWN STAIRS,
Two officers Have Hard Time Arrestiuc
n RThirf nt Fairlnonl,

Two Officers Have Hard Time Arres,iuc
nThirf Mt Fairmont.
Special Dispatch to The lnteuiscncr.
FAlnMoSr, ". VA, July 15.--Tor
some time past petty theits have taken
place here, the articles taken being
mostly meat, vegetables. &c. Lasi
Saturday night the meat house Of Cole.
man Fleming was broken into and five
hams and coat and hat taken. To.
night warrant was issued for the arrest
OF Jacob Carr by Justice 7. a. Fleming,
who deputized Lawrence Fleming and
Samuel Shear to assist constable Nor
gan: Arriving at the house, Fleming
read the warrant to Carr who struck al
him with chair. Shear then knocked
Carr down, who instantly jumped to
bis feet and made second attack on
Fleming with the chair. Shear, who is
a very strong man, struck Carr the
second time, knocking him down tlicb,
Of stairs. Cnrr got broken collar bone
and was otherwise disGgured in tn.
melee, but is safely lodged in iail. H.
told where the meat, coat aud hat could
DO found, and they were recovered,
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Why She NlurdsrstI He- Oh,,drs,

RUTLAND, VI, July l5.-A1rs. Will.
iams. who last week killed her two
children, made statement yesterday in
which she said she cut the children'a
throats with razor, and then set FIRE to
tho house. She said she wanted 10 isin
her husband, who was killed a few weeks
ago, aud did not want to leave her
children. She says che intended to cut
tho throat Of the boy Victor, but did not
dare, as he wqs the stronger. :" : :
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Failed to Give HAIL.

WAsruNosoS, Pa, July 15.-John
Pendegrait, who was arrested last satur.
day for selling whisky in original pack.
ages to men Of intemperate habits, was
taken before Squire Ripple this afternoon
and his bail liked at $1,000 for his ap.
?earance al lNe August tenn OF court,
Z new charge, that oi ceiling liquor to
Mtnols, Was preferred against him. In
deault Of bail Pendegrait was commit.
ted to jail. vi. 0A."'
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Buried In Snnd.

plrrsRuEqu, Pa, July l5.-While ex.
cayating for ucw building on Saith.
ilold street, at ten o'clock this morning,
an embanEmeut caved in hurying three
men, two OF them. Alex Murphy and
Anthony Carbony, were rescued With.
out much trouble. but the third, Mich.
ael Eagan, the contractor, was buried
under six feet Of sand, aud it was fifteen
minutes before he was taken out. lie
was stlll living, but will die. The others
will recover, .0'"
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Another Hurley bank lSahher

VI \ II N Ts"'Fo*s ~
lsrENlSa, MIcnp July l5.-The Sheriff
Of Winnebago county and q Pinker,or
detective from Chicago arrested L. Per.
,ln here to-day for completely in tha
hurley bank robbery. Tue prisoner il
tho iather Of Phillips Perrin, who is now
On trial !or the robbery OF $40 900 from
the Hurley baak some months avo. The
trio left tonight for ashland,
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Squadron IT sErolutiontNot Heard Irran,.
WASHINGTON, D. G., July l5,-The
squadron OF evolution, which sailed from
Rio De Janeiro ten days ago, has not
been hearl from since at tho Navy De.
partment, although Admiral Walker
was expected To stop at PerNambuco,
which is but 1900 miles from Rio. No
anxiety, however, is felt for the safely
Of the squadron, as this is not Il stormy
period Oh the Brazilian coaAt, and the
ships are oil amply able to take care Of
themselves. ! is probably that the
Admiral found no need 10 stop at Per.
nambuco, and is now sailing into the
West Indies, which he ought to reach
in very few days. ~: p
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Presidential Nor.lua,iorn.

VAsulSoroS, D. c., July 15.-The
Presidentto day sent to the Senate the
following nominations:
Treasuryy-CheY. q Stanton, Of Con:
asFeatisut, p be' Collector 81 CSsto1as i iar
she e. d,stTtGt q $ Of stohiagton, Connecticut.
state-Johns9n Nickens, OF North
tlakolat 10 be rousnl OF the United
Statss at berranquilla. sl51g
,Wilhdrawn-James ]. Peterson, 0!
West Virginia, to ha Conssl ei the
United States at M!eIida, Mexico.
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Hoys Ilrowae1,

sptefNa Ds.paGt 10 ,as Iaals.1n.eer. @
oHARLEsroS, W. Va, July 15.-While
bathing in the Greenbrier river last Sun
day, Oscar Huffman and James Allen,
two boys, aged respectively fifteen and
eighteen, we've drowned. Huffman, who
could not Rwim, got beyond his depth
sud Allen went to his rescue, but was
caught around the neck BY Hun.
man and both wore d.ovned, 4
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NcpOrL Deuissi

BERLIN, July l5.-The Norlh c.,.,
Gn;etle denies the report that Chancs1,o.
Won Caprivi has advised emperor WI.
lam TO shorten his tour in Norwepior
waters W owing to political dsyeIonmesn,ntanl
Cne programme Of his majesty 3 ttjp ths
Ga;etle 9 saya, has been only slightly m, mo1;. eS