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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-03
Rheumatism is a disease of the blood and
is cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The IMMIGRATION PROBLEM.

New YORK, May 2-The subcommittee
of the joint senate and house committee
on immigration continued the Ellis island
investigation today Colonel Weber,
superintendent of immigration at Ellis
island, produced the records with regard
TO the reports he had made of the landing
of the passengers Of the steamship
Massalia. He admitted that some immi-
grants had escaped from the steamship
docks before they were landed at Ellis
island He said that it was impossible
with the present force of employees and the
present arrangents with the steamship
companies to entirely prevent this. The
immigrants were temporarily allowed on
the steamship docks 10 see after their
baggage, and there WAS little to prevent
some of them landing as cabin passengers.
- During Colonel " eber's examination
O'Donovan Rosa sent up note to Sena-
tor 'Chandier, IN which he said: Eng aud
associated me with her convicted thieves
aud burglars / talked daily with them
Their destination after their time in
prison was America. England sent them
under an escort OF prison guards from
prison to ships sailing for America"
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The BRIGGS CASE

NEW YORK, May 2-There is no longer
doubt that the general assembly of the
Presbyterian church which will meet at
Portland, Or. on May IS. Will be asked to
reopen the Briggs beresy case. The gen
erai assembly at Detroit last year referred
the heresy charges TO the New York state
presbytery, The charges were revived by
that body, but were dropped. Now the
Rev. DR.. Birch, who conducted the case
against DR.. Briggs before the New York
presbytery, announces that he Will ask the
general assembly 70 reopen the case and
again refer 1t back to the New York
presbytery. Last fail. he says, in the in
terest of peace, the New York presbytery
voted 10 dismiss the Briggs case, and DR..
Briggs and his friends. at once. misinter-
preted this action as an Endorsement of
their cause and sopInions. He believes
that the time has now come To act with
decision in the matter. DIR. Briggs said:
The end Of the whole matter is now near
The New York presby terry will sex legis-
lative authority for holding a new trial,
and there will be so many counts in the
Indictment that | must surely be con-
victed on one OF them. The result of an
adverse decision by the New York presby-
terry viii be expulsion from the church" :"
Professor Briggs will not be present at
the assembly. as he believes he VIII have
no chance OF recognition. he has DO dele
gate To speak in his behalf, and IS willing
10 let the assembly take whatever course
it may see IT Il is altogether likely that if
Dr. Briggs Is expelled the Union seminary
Will sever its connection with the Presbv-
;erian church and continue as an indepeil-
dent seminary, President Hss;iogs aud
the faculty generally take very httle in
terest IN the coming meeting and appear
10 be c0urtiDs defeat
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TWISTED BY THE WIND.
A Destructive Tornado Passes Near the
Town of Kingfsher.
Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
kINGFIsHER, o. T., May About 7;3O
this evening tornado passed within two
miles east OF Kingfsher, travelling in a
northwesterly direction. At this writing
the details of the damage done are meager.
Twopersons named Bidwell, father and son
of York, Neb, were killed, and several
farm houses, as well as barns and other
outbuildings were DESTROYED. The path of
the tornado was about 800 yards in width
and the distance covered between four
and six miles.
The formation of the twister took place
about three miles east of the city aud was
plainly visible. A huge, black inverted
balloon, with a long, narrow neck con-
meeting 1t with the clouds above, was seen
TO gradually settle down upon the earth
and start upon its destructive course. ac-
companied by shower of mud and flying
debris. The cloud disappeared about the
time it crossed the Cimarron river.
The storm in this city was terrific.
About $50 O'Clock the clouds commenced
piling up, gradually becoming blacker
until the blackest ink fails to describe
their color The lightning began TO send
forth flash after fash. and the thunder
was simply terrible--crash after crash fol-
lowing In quick succession. Soon the
storm was upon the town. The water ran
IN the streets in torrents: large hail stones
fell, crashing into windows, and the wind
made the houses rock with the terrible.
strain against them. Above the din could
be plainly seen and heard the tornado i'm
the distance. Add 10 this the shouts of
men and the screams of frantic women and
children and some idea Of the uproar NAV
lie had. Men ran on foot. on horses in
buggies and in wagons. and some did not
stop until three or four miles out in the
country
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WRAPPED IN A pOisONOuo vrn

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soaked 10y freshest or from marshy. muddy
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-03

CHEYENNE, Wy, May 2.-There is a prob
ability that for the first time in the
history of the United States a woman will
be delegate to one OF the two great na-
tionai political conventions, and that
Wyoming will have the honor of inaugu-
rating the custom Miss Edna NJ
Schultes and Miss Eidelia Elliott of this
city are candidates for the position of dele
gate to the Republican national conven-
tion at Minneapolis Since woman sufrage
was conferred on the sisterhood of this
state they have become adopts in pulling
political wires. The first step in the
journey tosMinneapolis has been taken in
their election as delegates from Laramie
county to the state convention, which
convenes here ON Wednesday. 1t is con-
sidered probable that one will be selected.
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RAILWAY NOTES.

ST. LOUIS, May 2.-Ie is given out here
that Mr.. George c. Smith, assistant gem
eral manager of the Missouri Pacific, will
succeed Mr.. ). II. H Clark, when the lat
ter resigns, which he will do in few DAYS.
10 take charge of the Uuion Pacific system
as its president.
CHICAGO. May AT a meeting of the
board OF directors OF the Chicago and Al
ton today, it was decided TO submit to 4
vote OF the stockholders, with a recon-
mendstion that it be adopted, PROPOSE
ton TO issue 22.O0J shares additional of
stock for the purpose OF redeening &. .SSS. =
eco OF first mortgage bonds, maturing Jan.
!, 1888, the stockholders TO have the privi.
Iege OF taking the new stock at STA per
share. All shares Of the new issue OF com
mon stock not paid for on or before Dec. Is.
lse2. VIII be retained by the company or
disposed OF as the board may decide The
board also declared the usual uusrterIy
dividend OF ? per cent
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ghr aalieha Daily gaae gnesaau aorniue gaay g. 1892.


county Republican convention elected th
following delegates.
Topeka-L III. Riley and T. A. Carson
Hutchinsor-W. B. Padley and S. a
White.
kingman-W. Huffeter and F. Cretsler
kinsley lcongressional-O. b. Hultquist
and J. W. Darnen.
Kinsley (senatoriaD-A. *. Webb, ". F.
Davis and NJ A. Bragg.
All the delegations 90 uninstructed.
OTTAWA, Kan, May 2.-The PEOPLES
party central committee OF Franklin
county met Saturday The convention to
elect delegates to the state convention at
Wichita, June Is, and the congressional
convention at Garnett, June 22, was called
for May 2S. The following resolution was
adopted:
Whereas, Past experience has taught
US that there is no hope of redress through
the old political parties; therefore, be it,
Resolved, That we are in favor of
keeping in the middle of the road, and we
hereby approve the course adopted by the
Ottawa Journal"
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POLITlCS In GEORGIA.

WASHINGTON, May 2-Represenlative
Lester of Georgia made declaration yes
terday to friends that fell like bonn bshell
in the Democratic camp. Mr. Lester has
just returned from Georgia and has looked
well over the field. In conversation with
Senator Hansbrough he is said to have
made the startling declaration that the
Democrats have practically no prospects
of carrying the state in the fall elections
The third party men are everywhere active
and thoroughly organized, carrying their
political tenets into every county and
village. Mr. Lester is, of course, a stanch
Democrat, and coming from so good An
authority more than ordinary Importance
is attached to his opinion.
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A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.

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Beware of limitations, and do not be de-
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THE sCUlLING CHAMPION,

SYDNEY, y. S W. May 2.-The scuIling
match between Stansberry aud Sullivan
for 600 aad the championship OF the
world took place today on the Paramatts
river. The match was won by StaBsb berry
CHICAGO, May 2-Tbe executive com
mitt-r OF the Mississippi Valley Amateur
X WIN, association has decided 70 bold the
annual regatta at St Joseph. Mo. on Lake
Contrary. There Will be large entry LIST
this year, including Detroit. Grand Rap
ids, Toronto, St. Paul. Minneapolis, -.
Louis and Chicago, and no doubt entries
will be received from New Orleans and
S.lr Like
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THE BOIES BOOMERS.

WATERLOO, Ia, May 2-The name OF
Iowa's Democratic governor will be pre-
sented to the Democratic national conven
tion for first place on the presidential
ticket. The decision was reached at the
Blackhawk county convention here Satur-
day, when resolutions were passed eulogl-
zing Governor Boies and urging the state
convention to select delegates to the
national convention, every member of
which shall pledge himself to use his
utmost endeavors to make Horace Boies
the party's national standard bearer in
the coming campaIn. being confident that
as he has lead the Iowa Democracy, SO
will he lead the Democracy of the nation
the convention eulogized ex-President
Cleveland, but said he was out of the
race.
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KANSAS POLITICAL NOTEs.

TOPEKA kans May 2-The Republican
county conventions aad primaries. held
IN Wilson, Lyon. Ellis. Saline. Chase.
Lyncoln, GesTy, Clay. Decatur. Morton,
Sheridan, Pratt, Riley. aud Republic
counties on Saturday throw but little
light on the gu5ernatcFl2l situation.
Smith secured more delegates than anr-
other candidate but no delegation was
tied 10 him by Instructions The con-
ventions 20 far beld show that the field
wilt oGtnumbeI the Smith vote by i large
majority.
ScoTf CITY, Kan. May a-The Scott
county Republican convention. held last
Sa; urlay. elected Dr.. J. T. Bond and l.
/. B.ugaman delegates tc the To7eAa con
venIoa- They are fo- NuyGock for
Governor
TRIBUNE, Kan, May The Greeley
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WEsTvILLE, Ind, May "A north
bound freight train on the Louisville. New
Albany aad Chicago railroad was wrecked
At a point mile west ri Otis A. 1890
o'clock this morning Heavy rains had
washed away the foundations Of a bridge
and TIE train dashed beadlong into thn
waters beneath. TIE &il.ed are a. follows;
John MGrrsr. engineer. James Bowen,
firemen, and + meT Brown. head brake
man.
GUTHRIE, O. T, May 1.-Two Santa Fe
freight trains coliIde1 south of here t4ts
morning. killing Nathan Rob=rsOn. con-
duc;or. from Arkansas City, and injuriag
"A fireman.
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ST. PAUL, May 2-One of the hottest
and bitterest election campaigns in the
history of this city ended tonight The
election tomorrow will decide whether
the present mayor and his democratic as
sociates or the combined Republican and
Citizens ticket shall control for the next
two years. Each side tonight is accusing
the other of wholesale frauds in regis
tration
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INDIANA ELECTIONS.

INDIANAPOLIS May 2-Charter elections
were held today in many Indiana towns.
At II o'clock the Sentinel has returns from
seventeen towns, which shows that Mont
pelier, Edinburg and Haughviile have
gone about rs usual. Dana and West In
cratic gains are shown in Shoals, New
Castle, Rockville. Danville. Spencer, Cam
bridge, Brookville, Winamuc, Knights
town, Linton, Sullivan and Liberty.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WEATHER BUREAU
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, April 80. 1892.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and cooler until Wednesday.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was So, the lowest 55".
and the mean 100, with slightly cooler,
generally cloudless weather, lower press
ure, variable winds veering to north
west
For the past three years the average
temperature for the month of May
has been 64e, and for the 9th day 590.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, May 2.-The forecast to
8 p. m. Tuesday:
Indian Territory-Light showers; slight
ly cooler; wind becoming northwest.
Missouri-Showers; slightly cooler;
variable winds
Kansas-Light showers; cooler in south
east; variable winds.
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q MIND STORM

HARTFORD, Kan, May "A severe wind
storm passed just north of this town this
afternoon. The house of William O'DOn-
ald in the path of the storm, was demol-
ished. and an old lady (name unknown
who had stopped there for shelter. was
seriously injured. None of the family
was hurt. The only other damage done
by the storm so far as known was to fruit
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lpEI ANn,s SCHOOL SCHEME

LOSDoN, May The Rome correspond
ent OF the Chronicle says that the pope has
confirmed the decision OF the propaganda
in favor Of the plan advocated by Arch
bishop Ireland, OF allowing American
Catholic schools to be taught by state
teachers, religious instruction 20 be given
after school hours, the object, being 70 re-
lieve Catholics Of the expense OF separate
schools
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THE pENYER CONCLaVE.

DENTEE- Nay 2-Orer sixty tLousaud
peop.r-kui-hts Templar aDd their faIni-
lies-baye already naa quarters assigned
70 thea N Denver for TIE conclave ia
August Letters are still pouring ~ upon
he hotel Committee. asking 4 a. locations
oe reserved Tor eommAucerses ana 4enpIsr
clubs. wiki the Information that the
proper committee viii soon be here &c
make a selection
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FRENCH TANSY WATERS,

These waters are for the relief and cure
of painful irregularities, and will remove
all obstructions. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co, San Jose. Cal. and for sale by
red L. RIGHT 206 E. Dou glas avenue
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KICKING AGAINST WEOLOCK.

DENVER, May 2-Millie Price Dow, the
high kicking little actress who, a year ago.
created d sensation here by marrying
Clarence Dow, son of the president of the
Commercial National bank, after an ac
quaintance of one day. today filed suit for
divorce. on the grounds of desertion and
non-support, She asks considerable
alimOny
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THE WYOMING STOCKMEN.

men formally brought suit today for an
Injunction TO prohibit the rauchmen from
making the round up. Judge Riner of the
United Ststes circait court will decide
whether ne will grant the injunction some
time this evening. IL Is thought that be
will
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WESTERN GAMES.
TURF WINNERS.

WASHINGTON, May Winners: Logan
Blackburn. PraUher, Orphan, St. Mark.
NASHVILLE, May 2.-Winners; j T,
Ethelby, Dolly McCOne, Good Bye, George
Brown, BOreais.
ST. LOUIS, May 2.--Winners: Expense,
Duke of Kent, Little May, Charlie Wilson,
Swagilator, Barbara.
NEW YORK, May 2.-Gutt enburg win
ners: Sweetbread, Cocoa, Blithen, Toano,
Rico. Early Dawn.
LEXINGTON, May 2.-Winners: Jennie,
Engarita, Joe Murphy, Laura, Doxey,
Penn II.
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BOIL ER-MsKEps

CHICAGO. May 4-Ove. I75 delegates
were n attendance today AZ the ag@...a-.
session OF TIE annual couveaiioa Of The
international Association o. Boiles-aIakers
A. The Lulc-,Eo boiler uazkers ven OFT
On strike tciay except n two snaii
shops. wAleh slsued rhe Uew scAeGGls Of
wsses
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YNSEE0

ELIzABETHTowN, y. c., May 2.-Last
night 100 masked men took Lyman Par
die, negro murderer from jail and hanged
him from limb Of q tree. The negroes
believed him guilty, but are greatly ex.
Sited over the lynching, and it is feared
that there may be trouble
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THE SUGAR TRlIST

PHILADELPHIA. May "A bill in equity
was fled in the United States circuit court
here today by the government against the
sugar trust, 10 prevent the contamination
OF the recent deal by which the trust OBJ
tanned control of the individual retneEiesin
this city.
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WISCONSIN FOB CT rvgI.no

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 2-The first
choice OF Nisconsin's representatives TO
the national convention viii be ex- Presi
dent Cleveland. William F. Villas. ex-sec-
retary of the interior, will be the second
chpsca
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GOOD COOKING

Is one of the chief blessings OF every home.
To always insure good custards, puddiDgs,
sauces, etc, use Gail Borden Eagle"
Brand Condensed Milk. Directions on the
label Sold by your grocer and druggist.
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49, DICKINSON

New YoEK. May Anna Dickinson Is
reported 10 be- dsnEsTously til a. the ElEth
Avenus hotel The DssuEe q her disease
: unknown
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CALIFORNIA re syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE, KY. NEW YORK, N.Y.
BASE BALL.

PITTsBURG, May 2-Pittsburg: Game
postponed; rain.
CINCINNATI. May 2-Cincinnati: Game
postponed; wet grounds.
CLEVELAND, May 2-Cieveland: 2 Runs 2.
basehits Z, errors 1; Philadelphia: Runs 8.
base hits 6, errors 2. Pitchers-Young
and Esper.
CHICAGO, May 2-Chicago: Runs 4, base
hits 10. errors l: Boston: Runs l, base hits
3. errors 6. Pitchers-Gumbert and
Clarkson.
ST. LOUIS, May 2-St. Louis: Runs s..
base hits IL, errors Z; Washington: Runs
10, base hits s, errors 2. Pitchers-Gleason,
Dolan and killen.
WESTERN GAMES.
KANSAS CITY, May 2.-Kansas City:
Runs s, base hits s, errors 2; Milwaukee:
Runs 7, base hits H. errors 2. Pitchers
Payne and Hughey and Burrell and
Twitchell.
ST PAUL, May 2-St. Paul: Runs 12
basehits 16, errors 5; Columbus: Runs 3,
basehits s. errors 6. Pitchers-Wadsworth
and O'Day
OMAHA, May 2-No game; rain.
M1NNEAPoLIs, May q Minneapolis:
Runs 5, basehits TO- errors 6; Toledo; Runs
6 basehits 6, errors 6. Pitcners-Swartzel
and Clark.
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effected by Salvation Oil. Price only 25
cents.
Never despair of curing your cold as
long DIS You can buy DR.. Bulls cough
syrup. % cents
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PETTicOAT POLITICIANS

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all by using CUTiCURA SOAP
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HOT CAMPAIGN

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ANS PILLS
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The SETTLERS OF COUNTY F AND
WHITE EAGLES BAND.
The Indian MalcOntentS Lead by
Chief With Reputation for
Making Trouble.
The HomesteaderS Near Cheyenne Praoti-
oally Unarnmed - Vigorous Action
Necessary to Prevent Trouble,

Kngfsher Given Close Call by Tor
nado-Two Persons Reported to Have
Been Killed and Several Farm
Houses Wrecked-A Terrific
Electric Storm in the
City-The Track of the
Whirlwind-NoteS.
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