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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-11-14
THE OHIO seNATORSHiP

COLUMBUS. O., Nov. 13-The latest poll
of tbe ReDublicau members of the new
state legislature gives Foraker 10 ana Sher
man As The Iorty-Seven Democrats VIII
probably cast their complimentary vote
Tor Hon James l.. Neal, chairman o! tue
Democratic state executive committee, one
of the ablest and most popular Democrats
in tue Buckeye state. IL Is reported that
Senator Sherman, who has long been
known as The Mansfield lcicle, VIII
thaw out and give something more UanSl
BILE than promises for federal oInces LOT
votes for the United States senate. Inc
Foraker men say that Sherman has never
had any opposition before except the first
time be ran, and they propose to come
here in force aud paint The town reu lor
their ftvorite. They also say that the
SAGE of Mansfield is now Is years oid, ana
that as the term for which he would De re-
elected is six years and does not DeSlh uli-
til March /. 1898. he would be 40 years oiu'
in fact in his second childhood, when ms
term expired The Foraker men would
also like to know, you know, why 1t IS
that some Republicans were so sensitive
about giving Foraker a third term as gov
ernor which is only a TWO years oIilce, but
are now IN favor of sending john Sher-
man back to the senate for the sixth time,
ana this also a SIX years ONCE.
I The seniLtorsaiD fight IS extending TO
the organization of the Ohio senate and
house OF representatives. Griffith, OF
Toledo. is the Foraker candidate Tor
speaker, and Lalin, of Norfolk, the Sher-
man favorite for this honorable position.
John Mallory, one of the Columbus cor
respondents OF the Cincinnati Enquirer, is
the recognized and accredited Sherman
man for clerk of the house, TO succeed
Dave Fisher The Sherman managers
here vehemently assert that their
chief has an ironclad pledge in writing
from Standardized LamPson, of the Ashta
bula- Cuyanoga district, 10 support their
! idol. This causes the other fellows" to
laurb. for it Is said Lampson will not only
vote for Foraker but will make the speech
placing the ex-governor in nomination
before the Republican caucus.
The most amusing and candid statement
on the senatorial question was made here
! by Senator-elect john T. Green (c0lOred)
of Cleveland Said he: when our sena-
| torial convention was held last spring |
wanted the honor OF being the first colored
man to be elected 10 a state senRteiD Ohio,
! or any northern state / was and am n
/ Foraker man. but | found was going to
be left, and so pledged the Republican
! managers to vote for Sherman, and got
the nomination and election. | am bus
mess man and | am going to keep my
word" Green is not so green after all.
/ There is no doubt that the approaching
senatorial fight Will be a very close and
/ bitter one Senator Sherman says that he
! will not object TO the swearing-in OF Sena-
tor-elect Brice on Dec. >, but il contested
! will let the case take its regular course
before the committee on elections.
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TURF WINNERS.

KNOXVILLE. Ia. Nov 13.-Joe jefferson,
was this afternoon, at the Iowa driving
park. driven against the worlds four-mile
pacing record OO:34i5). which he lowered
TO 1910 The former record was made by
Loufellow at San Francisco. in 1861 Joe
jefferson now holds the worlds three
mile and four-mile records
ENPoRIA. Kan. Nov. t3-Alary, by Nc
CaIlum More. son of Robert McGregor
(2I7l41. trotted a mile in 2,B4 at the
driving PARK here this afternoon beating
all previous records for yeariIngS bred
Outside Of California.
CHICAGO. Nov. 13-Garfeld park win
uers: Noiei. Powers, Uulucky, Dr. Iceman.
Gomorrah
NASHVILLE, Nov 1S-Winners today
Leke Hardy Boreslis, Blaze Duke, Ar
sseuts. Buckhouud.
NEW YORK, Nov l3-Guttenberg win
ners: Mcheever. Tormeutor, George (.
Saunders, Miss Belle. Aanhansette-
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EAu IIRES-

CHICAGO, Nov. 13-The wholesale cloak
ing business owned by Lewis Adler IS IN
the hands of the Bank of Commerce This
afternoon the officers took possession on
chattel mortgage for s42, 900, covering the
stock and fixtures. This action by the
Bank of Commerce is said to have been
precipitated by demand for the payment
of other notes made this week by New
York and Chicago banks Fearing an ln-
Jury to Adler's credit and the consequent
dissipation of the assets, the bank Is SAID
to have decided TO secure itself. Adler
has valuable stock of goods on hand IN
his Madison street establishment One of
the parties interested made an estimate
that the stock would be worth about S2)O.-
OOO Besides me Bank of Commerce claim,
it is estimated that New York houses hold
claims aggregating Sl50O0O
CHEYENNE, Wy, Nov. 13-The Chey-
enne National bank temporarily sus-
pended business today, on account OF the
absence of funds to meet the demands OF
depositors. No figures can be had now As
to its condition, but the people are conf
dent that the bank will resume IN a few
days.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 13-Kloman q
Arnold, bankers at Broken Bow, closed
their doors this morning, and photographed
the auditor of state for an examiner. II Is
thought that depositors viii be paid in
full
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o,IARREIINc ARMY OFFICeRs.

OMAHA, Nov. 13-Captain P. H. Ray,
formerly Judge advocate of the depart
ment of the Platte and at present in
charge of a company of Indians at Fort
Washakie who was placed under arrest
two weeks ago by order of Major Kellogg,
charged with characterization and conduct
unbecoming an officer OF the army, has
been released from arrest by command of
General Brooke 1t is understood that
this will be the end of the CHARGES pre-
ferred against Captain Ray, but Captain
Ray has preferred charges against Major
Kellogg, his superior officer, and these are
now being examined by General Brooke.
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It's action and truly beneficial IN IL
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AI1EN e THURMAN.

CoLUNBUs, O, Nov. lathe ''grand old
man. not merely in ONO, hut Of the
United States. : : years old todsy The
anniversary Is shoTu Of much ttat would
he bright and cheerful 10 Allen y. Thur
man. Tor the rocking chair inst stood SO
long by the side OF tA= open fireplace ia
the cid English sitting room Is empty,
bearing testimony 20 the fact thai h.s
venerable partner in llfe'S JOYS and sorrows
Will De seen no more on earth. Dc Thur
man club had Intended 20 give a banquet
bat the death OF Ars Thurman caused "a
modification 81 she arrsu ments, ana
whatever celebration may take place will
be private
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The SPEAKERSHip.

~. Louis. Nov. l&-The executive com
rniiJee Of the Democratic state committee
snd the executive COMMITTEES Of the VI is-
s0uri branch OF the national league q
y mocraiic clubs ar . recent ue@f in-,
decided To organize Democratic cltlts ia
every township in the state he ao5y E
committees. tb- entire Missouri conErrs
siou4l delegation with the exception OF 0ue
tslern Der. together wlta several pronl uert
aud .eadsuE Democrats Of he state, b,-r- iu-
formally expressed Il preference Ter Viii
lam r. Hatch Of Missouri for S-es&e- o.
the HOUSE ~ representsJi Mr. Hatch,
AZ the meeting xt which the above aesl8l
was taken formally declared himself "a
candidate sor the speakershtp- ard cirru
lar viii saorsIv he issur4 setting fors d
MisscurI'> claims 10 ths honor
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CLICKED To REATH.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia horrible double
murder was committed last right, the VIC
Tins of which are Mrs. Gretchen Jensen
barger, who kept saloon al 44 South
Clark street, ana her fifteen year-old son,
George. The woman was ehoked to death
by unknown robbers, who thea beat and
choked the boy until life left his body.
The murders were evidently for the pur
pose of robbery. The till had been forced
open and the drawers behind the bar ran
Ead
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THE wOOORIIFF .UJRY.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, NoA. l3.-The jury
in the Woodruff case was called in at noon
by Judge Lea of the Pulaski circuit
court. They reported that they were una
BILE to agree and were DISCHARGED. The
case was -iven to them on Wednesday
night at oclocka and there was no
change in the vote from the first to the
last ballot that was taken. The jury
stood six for conviction and six for acquIt-
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1HE Cal WESTON HARROR-


DENVER. Nov. 13-In reply to an inquiry
as to the importance of the meeting OF the
deep harbor committee, called to meet
here on Nov. Is, ex-governor Evans, chair
man. today sent the following TO Howell
Jones, a committeeman, of Topeka, Kan:
Il was requested TO call the committee
together by the secretary, at the instance
of prominent members, on account of add
vice that certain parties were preparing
to oppose further appropriations for the
construction of Galveston barbor, and TO
consider other important questions per-
tanning to the work
KANSAS CITY, Nov. 13.-The Missouri
river improvement executive committee,
appointed by the Commercial club, today
issued a call for a Missouri river improve
ment convention, to be held at Kansas
City on the 18th and 10th days of Decem-
Der. The call is being distributed over all
the states bordering on the Missouri river
and on the Mississippi river below the
mouth of the Missouri
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A CHECK FORGER.

FRESNO. Cal, Nov 13.-It has become
public that f. W. Baird, until recently
vice president of the bank Of Madeira, To-
Gated at Madeira, in the northern part Of
this county. is shortzin his accounts near
lv s1OO 600. Baird used the money of the
bank in booming a colony of his in South
ern CALIFORNIA; His colony proved Il dead
loss As the losses grew Baird forged
notes and checks and reported them 10 the
bank officials as representing the money
mead
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THE KNIcuTs OF LABOR.

TOLEDO. O., Nov 13.-The knights OF
Labor assembly was III secret session this
afternoon 1t is said that the secret work
has totally changed, to prevent expelled
members from coming in. In the case of
J J. Holland of Florida, an expelled mem
Der of the general executive board, the eX-
pulsion was sustained. 1t was charged
that he and others had "boodled" the yell
low fever fund.
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sABBATH SINNERS.

PITTsBuRG, Nov 13-J. K. Emmett. the
actor, tue manager of the Wits opera
bouse. and twenty-eight others were ar
rested today on information by the super
intendent of police for violating the Sun
dav law. by getting up parade on Sunday
last. The accused gave bail for hearing
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. l3, 1891.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Warmer and fair Saturday ana Sunday.
The highest temperature was 49,, the
lowest 25e and the mean 36S, with rls-
ing temperature cloudless weather and
high barometer.
For the past three years the average
temperature for the month of November
has been 42e, and for the 18th day 450.
FRED /. JOHNSON, Observer
WASHINGTON, Nov. I3.-Forecast until 8
D. m, Saturday.
For Kansas and Indian Territory-Fair
weather, slight changes in temperature;
probably fair Sunday.
For Missouri-Slightly warmer; south
erly winds and fair weather Saturday and
Sunday
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THE BIGGEST OF ALL B00MS
COMING At
CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS.
Get In Ahead OF It. :: Deep Water Seaport

Water now actually flowing through Ropes Pass from the
Gulf Corpus Christi Bay channel has been
pleted Mustang penetrating hills p feet In height
The engineering authorities Deep Water report
Corpus Christi Bay unquestonab the finest tidal basin on
Gulf and that shall have deeper water at Ropes Pass
than possible at any other port in Texas.
The of the Gulf and Bay first met through Ropes Pass
August 18th, 1891, after IA months work
great work has been prosecuted wholly by capital
need money and have decided to make
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so that it can be sent out Immediately.
The Memphis is in bad shape and has
been unable to receive freight from other
roads for a week past or more.
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HANGED.

FAYETTE, Miss, Nov 13.-Alexander
Chambers. alias Tom Sutton (colored),
was hanged here today for the murder OF
Robert Henry in last July.
CHARIFsT0Y. 8 C.. Nov. 13-William
Somerset (colored) was hanged today at
Marion for the murder of Edward ". Fore
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topic of the evening discourse will be, "A
Splendid Young Mans Fatal Mistake. !"
The Sunday school will meet at $50 a. m. +,
the Junior Y p. S. c. E. ut 3 p. m. and the
Y. p. S. e. K. at 6:15 p. m. The subject OF
next Thursday evenings Bible reading by
ligion." You are cordially invited to the
services.
West Side Presbyterian-Preaching at
Il r. m, by the pastor, Rev. J.. II. Shane
Sabbath school at p. m. Y. =. ). G. h. at
Gas Instead of the evening sermon there
will be song service beginning at $50
promptly. All are cordially invited.
St. Johns Church, North Lawrence
Rev r. w. Rhames. rector. Morning
Service at II. The rector will give an ac-
count of the state of the church. Sunday
school at p. IN. Y. p. 5. c. f. at Gas;
evening service with sermon at 7:30 Ser
mon on "Watchfulness."
Y. NJ. c. A--The Evangelistic eryices
for young men tomorrow afternoon VIII
be conducted by Rev J. s. Kennard. ID. D..
of Chicago The services will be held in
the Y NJ. c. A building from 4 to 5.
The First Unitarian church, Eugene r.
Shipper, pastor. holds services IN the
Board of Trade hall, Sedgwick building.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. N. Morning ser.
vice at IL O'Clock. Evening service at
You are invited to attend
Plymouth Congregational church =
Preaching by Rev. f. a. Bisseli, acting
pastor. Common service at l0:45 q. IN.
Sunday school at II IN. I. Z. > Z. Il. at
$50 D. m. Evening service AT $50 o'clock
South Lawrence Avenue Christian
notwithstanding by the pastor, =. II.
Guy, at 1879 A. m. Sunday school ut p.
IN Y. p -. c. +. at 4 p. IN. Sunday
school concert at $50 p. IA. All are III
vited.
Friends church-Rev. VIM Neal of En-
poria, Kan. formerly of Whitechapel
on Cleveland avenue, Sunday, at II O'Clock
a. m,
Lincoln Street Presbyterian church
Sunday school at $50 a. IN. Preaching al
IL T. M and 7:30 D. m. by the Rev. VIM. p
Haworth of Guthrie, o. L. Y. p. 5. G. Il
prayer meeting at 6:15 p. m. Congrega
tional PRAYER meeting Thursday evening
at 7:3O The public is cordially invited Il
these services.
United Presbyterian church, corner Ohio
and First, Rev. james A Lawrence
pastOr-MOrning service conducted by Rev
u f. Harmon at IL a. 10. Evening by
Prof L. p. Shull at 40 p. IN. Sabbath
school at 10a. m, A. W. Reynolds, super
intendent. Y. p S. c. E. at $50 p. IN.
cordial invitation is extended TO all
Church of Christ, Scientist, Council
hall, 2l3 South Water street-Services al
IL a. IN. Subject OF sermon, THE Day o.
Salvation" sunday school at 10 a. IN
You are always welcome.
Perkins Presbyterian church, Rev. w
II. Robinson, pastor-Service Sabbath
morning at II O'Clock. Sabbath school al
8 o'clock No evening service. All arr
cordially invited to attend.1
Reformed church, corner Topeka avenue
and Lewis street. Rev. J. w. Love, pastor
| Sunday school at 9:s5 a. IN. Preaching
service at IL a. N. and 7:30 p. III. Younl
peoples meeting at $50 p. N. On Sunday
| morning the subject will be: The Sleeper
| Aroused" and in the evening. "A Young
] MINIS Serinus InnuirrN NisitOrs wei
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RIOWN 10 PIECES.

KIN est on, Nov. 13.-William Hutchins
and Dick Joy were blown to pieces yester-
day in the Brush Heap mine by prema-
tnre eXnlosiOn of powder.
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MINISTER MONT

WASHINGTON. Nov. 13.-Senor Montt.
the Gillian minister, will De presented 10
the president tomorrow by Score tary
Piaira
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Reformed church, corner Topeka avenue
and Lewis street, Rev. J. w. Love, pastor
Sunday school at 9.s5 a. IN. Preaching
service at II a. N. and 7:30 p. N. Young
peoples meeting at $50 p. m. On Sunday
morning the subject will be: 1.-The Sleeper
Aroused, :" and in the evening. "A Young
Mans Serious Inquiry" Visitors wei
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Great Auction Sale.
We expect formally open Ropes Pass to commerce OF
drsught mouths; work will be pushed for
80 foot depth obtained without the delay and uneer
taintes attending congressional appropriations.
We expect THE BOOM to the Pass hrsr
formally vessels of moderate draught Big money viii be
made SOMEBODY viii make it! Why not YOU? huge city
will follow deep water Everybody admits that
buy property of great future value at YOUR OWN
PRICE. by attending great
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Short. sharp and decisive, in the cure of
coughs and colds is DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
The cheapest and best remedy on earth
for pain is Salvation Oil Only % cents
bottle
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tue cHeRoKFe coMMlssIon.

TAHLEoUAH. l. T., Nov 13-The Chero-
kee commission sent the following notIh-
cation to Chief Mayes yesterday morning,
who transmitted it to the national council
for the information of that body:
4TAHLEoUAH. 1. T., Nov. 10, 1891.
"Hon Joel b. Nisyes:
I'VE. the undersigned Cherokee CON-
mission. appointed by the congress of the
United States, in pursuance OF an act OF
congress- have the honor to inform you,
and through you the Cherokee national
council. that we have arrived at the capl-
tai for the purpose of resumInE negoila-
tions for the REIMBURSEMENT TO the United
States of all the title and interest or every
kind and character that the Cherokee ma
ton has or claims to have in and TO the
land IN the Indian Territory west of the
Goth degree of west longitude, aud very re-
sDectfully ask that this fact be cOmmunl-
Gated to the national council, TO the end
thar such business may receive early ana
earnest attention. The commission in
dulges in the hope that the labor bestowed
upon such negotiations a year ago. IN
which very substantial progress was made.
may not be overlooked and lost. We
await with pleasure the determination.
With best wishes for the continued pros
perity of the Cherokee people, we are, very
respectfully, yours,
(5ignedl DAVID II. GERoME,
"WARREN G. SAYRE,
"A + WILSON"
Chief Mayes sent this communication to
the Cherokee senate, with the following
manifesto:
GENTLEMEN herewith submit for
your consideration a copy of the commu-
nication from David II. Gerome, Warren
G. Sayre. A F. Wilson, Cherokee commits
sioners, ho come authorized to negotiate
for the purchase of the lands of the Chero-
KEGS west Of SO degrees west Longitude. L
would respectfully say to you that 1t Is
very important that you provide for the
appointment of a commission on part of
the Cherokee Nation, to confer with that
commission in reference TO any proposition
they have to make with view OF purchas-
ing said lands, but in no instance should
the commission have unlimited authority
to conclude negotiations without consult
ing the national council and the people as
to the price and condition of any sale to be
made. Very respectfully,
JOEL B. MAYEs, P. c."
These documents were referred to the
committee of foreign relations.
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Perkins Presbyterian church, Rev. W.
H Robinson, pastOr-Service Sabbath
morning at III O'Clock. Sabbath school at
3 o'clock. No evening service. ALI are
cordially invited to attend.1
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Church of Christ, Scientist, Council
hall, 2l3 South Water street-Services at
IL a. IN. Subject OF sermon, The Day OF
Salvation" sunday school at 10 a. IN.
You are always welcome.
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Lincoln Street Presbyterian church
Sunday school at $50 a. IN. Preaching at
II a. m. and 7:3O D. m by the Rev. VIM. p.
Haworth of Guthrie, O. T. Y. p. 5. G. T.
prayer meeting at els p. m. Congrega-
tional prayer meeting Thursday evening
at 7:3O The public is cordially invited to
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United Presbyterian church, corner Ohio
and First, Rev. james A. Lawrence,
service conducted by Rev.
y f. Harmon at IL a 10. Evening by
Prof L. p Shull at 7:30 p III. Sabbath
school at 10a m, A. W. Reynolds, super
intendent. Y. p. S. G. E. At $50 p. IN. A
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Friends church-Rev VIM. Neal of En-
poria, Kan. formerly of Whitechapel,
England. will preach IN Friends church
on Cleveland avenue, Sunday, at II O'Clock
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-03-20

THE league meeting in Minneapo-
lis proved the greatest political gath
ering ever held in the State, and the
enthusiasm created among the dele
gates augurS we'll for united and
harmonious organization in '92. If it
had been generally supposed that the
Republican party of Minnesota was
dead, the meeting demonstrated one
thing beyond question and that is
that it is very lively corps. Leaders
of all factions were brought together
and welded in homogeneous whole
for work, and with Blaine and Alger
there is no doubt of victory, The old
time enthusiasm over the Plumed
Knight was manifest at every men
tion of his magic name, and nothing
short of fiat and positive declination
on his part will prevent Blaine's name
from heading the Republican Nation
al ticket in the coming campaign.
While the league is independent of
possible candidates, Minnesota may
be put down as dead sure for the man
from Maine.