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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-30
CRUSHED AT A CROSSING.
A Chicago Street Railway Car Run Down
by Locomotive

CHICAGO, Dec 29-Four persons were
killed and twice that number were injured
this morning By the collision of Il street
car and locomotive at Forty-seventh
street and Stewart avenue. The street car
was crowded and was crossing the Fort
Wayne railway tracks, when a Fort
Wayne train crashed into it so suddenly
that the occupants had not time TO escape.
The engineer of the train and three watch
men at the crossing, of which there were
two on the tracks and the other in the
sigual tower, are under arrest.
George Blann, two unknown men and
one unknown woman compose the list OF
dead. Those most seriously injured are
the following: Henry Grub-r, Helen Con-
way. internally injured; John Brzsker.
1910 Fiftieth street, injuries on head and
body: J. j. Costello. 1888 Wentworth
avenue, severe body injuries.
The accident happened wnen the street
car traffic was at its heaviest and the cars
were crowded 10 the doorways with people
standing aud sitting Car No 2l6 haG.
ike All the others, very heavy compile
ment OF passen gers. IL was going east on
Forty street and Stewart avenue,
where IL was 70 be hitched 10 a grip car.
which was TO bring il 10 the business CEN
ter OF the city As it approached the
lEdchs Ol GQS fitLSDGT@, L Oit " dl lie dLA
Chicago Railway COMPANY at the junction
of Forty seventh and Stewart avenue
an engine belonging 30 that company
came backing down the track towards the
crossing, at a rate of about fifteen miles
an hour, the railway people say. For
some reason the occupants OF the engine
cab did not see the car approaching the
crossing and, on account of the heavy
coating OF frost on the windows OF the car,
the passengers did not see the engine bear
ing down upon them. In an instant the
engine struck the Car and passed on, leav-
ing a trail of dead and injured people.
That the accident was due TO the gross
est carelessness cannot be doubted. BY
their own statements the two crossing
men, Albright and Schwartz, were not
attending to their duty, ana neither of
them knew of the catastrophe until after
the crash, aud when the writhing victims
scattered along the track were seen by
them, as they both emerged from All
bright's shanty. Schwartz, had he been
attending to his duty, would have been in
the tower on the lookout for trains. There
is also much doubt as TO the rate of speed
at which the engine was running, and, al
though the engineer and fireman say that
a red light was exposed on the rear of the
tender, the conductor of the street car and
his driver insist that they saw no light.
This, wittrt rate of speed and the con-
duct OF the crossing men, viii be the Inn
portant points at the inquest
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A MlsMANAGEo COMPANY.

NEW YORK, Dec GA committee of six
directors of the Union Life Insurance
company has. through its counsel. re-
quested the state insurance department
to bring suit for the appointment of a re-
ceiver of the company. The committee IN
its complaint declares that tie funds OF
the company have disappeared, and In
some cases have been misused. The COM
mittee charges that the company has been
grossly mismanaged and that it has be-
come insolvent. 1t lays the blame for the
present condition of affairs upon President
Louis +. Levy.
The missing funds are said TO aggregate
between SIS, 600 and $40, GOO. Late this aft
ernoon Secretary Abbott issued reply 10
the charges, claiming that they were instI-
gated by former directors OF the company.
who were disappointed in not receiving a
reelection, and who now are seeking re-
venge. Mr.. Abbott says that no use Of the
funds has been made except those reSu-
larry approved by the bord Of directors.
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BANK ROBBERS JAILED.

MARSHALL. Mo, Dec 29.-Henry Hayner
and John Hayuer (brothers) made n bold
attempt today to rob the bank at the village
of Gillian, near here. They disguised
themselves with false boards. Henry en-
tered the bank, hourishng q revolver.
while John kept guard outside. Henry
ordered Cashier j. r. Kirk to open the
vaults. The cashier was about To obey,
when Oscar Brown, the teller, diverted the
robbers attention. Kirk then attacked
the rcbber, and, with Browns assistance,
made him prisoner. John Hayner was
also captured, and both are now in Jail.
The brothers live near Gillian, and, here
tofore, were well and and favorably
known.
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POISONED A FAMILY.

OMAHA, Dec. pa warrant was issued
today for the arrest of Joseph Williams
(colored,) who is charged with poisoning
the family Of William Ewing, an express
man. There has been trouble between the
TWO families for some time. A day or SO
ago Williams went to Ewing's house. and
after loafing around awhile and causing
some trouble, left and has not been seen
since. Shortly after dinner that evening
the whole family was taken sick and one
of the babies died yesterday. Ewing and
his wife are seriously i'll today, but will
probably recover 1t is supposed that
Williams put some kind of poison into the
coffee pot, as il is claimed that he was in
the house on the day In question. The
nature of the poison is not known. A
postmortem examination viii be held on
the child tomorrow.
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THE RAIL WAY UNIONS.

CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Dec. &9.-The chief
officers of the brotherhoods of the couduc-
tors, swtchmen, trainmen, hremeu and
telegraphers have been holding secret
conference as today, the chief topic of dis
cussion being some sort of a federation
Little was really accomplished beyond
the fact being eljciied that most of the
representatives are in favor of some sort
of union. Finally committee was ap-
pointed to draft plan and submit it to-
morrow. Unless unanimous consent can
be secured no union will be formed. The
friends of the movement are in doubt to-
night as to the outcome.
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Tile ilMRRIA

NEW YORK, Dec 29-The steamship
Calico, Captain Jones, from Hull, Dec.
II, arrived at the bar at O'clock a. m, to-
day. She had continuous northwest gales
and high head seas throughout the pas
sage, with frequent snow squalls. On
Dec. 25 at 5o'clock p. m, in latitude AZ, 81,
longitude IS, 55, $50 runs the log) she sight
parently disabled She bore down close to
her. when she exhibited three red lights,
showing that she was unmanageable but
night signals with her, which showed her
to be the Cunard steamer Umbria, from
Liverpool for New York She made nc
other signals for assistance, although a
heavy sea was running at the time. She
wilma northwest, blowing a severe north
west gale. Captain Jones was of the opiu-
non that her machinery was disabled and
that she was laving to, making the neces-
sary repairs. On the morning of the Goth
east, which would no doubt fall in with
her and render assistance should she re-
quire 1t. Captain Jones states that there
need be no alarm for her safety
NEW YORK, Dec - Tonight the I'm
officials profess TO believe that the vessel
is In no especial danger. The value OF the
Umbria aud her cargo is roughly estimated
ut Il, 500, 900, two-thirds OF which Is ia
suyed. Besides her crew, the Umbria' S
list Is composed Of 1f6 cabin passengers
aud l59 second cabin passengers.
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THE MEXICAN CORN TRADE.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Dec. ga promi-
nent merchant of this city, who has
shipped thousands of bushels of corn to
Mexico during the past season, returned
from that country today He says that
in the city of Mexico the corn market is
completely deuioralized. There were 200
car loads of corn standing on sidetracks
in The city when he left, and the Mexican
roads will no longer accept shipments un-
less the freight is paid and the shippers
agree to unload cars Immediately upon
arrival. The new corn crop of Mexico is
coming into market and no further de-
mand for grain will be made upon the
United states
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NOBODY DISAPPOINTED Up TO DATE

Our Holiday Attractions Please taeul all
MOI a cloud 10 mar tie Merry Christuszs
% buyers who VS.; cur msmuoth stock
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We wiil p.ea-e you 81 quantity. quality
sad prsces- An unegUa4Jed a.sorin n1sut
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Carpets. Etc oar magH.Gcent stock i a
vision o. beauty and iae grsstest holiday
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Gene and learn yhAt is pays 70 trade A.
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ran, tks 4rgsat estab.lsRrasns a s4g
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PApTIST THFOL O6IANS.

NEW YORK, Dec 70 An important con
ference of representatives of the Baptist
theological seminaries in the United States
was held in this city today TO consider the
question OF theological seminary exteu-
sion work for pastors who have not been
able to pursue a iUil course OF study, and
for others who may desire 70 avail them
selves OF the advantages offered. The
conference unanimously decIdeded that
something OF the kind was desirable, aud
appointed a committee TO mature a plan
aud report TO a subsequent meeting.
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BAL WAY NOTES.

CHICAGO, Dec % Pending the negot A
tions aow under way for the purp0se o'
bringing the Jacksonville Southeastern
road into the Western Passenger assCc.a-
ti0u, the Atchisou company has rempoeE
rIly withdrawn u request for the exeTnp-
tIou ot southwestern Missouri river bgs3-
ness from the requirements OF the agres-
menJ. Saouid the negotiations prove
successful, the notice will be cancelled
altogether. as the Cause tor &c viii then
have been removed The Chicago snd
Alton will no longer be an outside line
aud the association wiz be 10 better shape
than ever before
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IYNCAEl [

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 29-Two negroes
shot and killed Emmanuel Bastel, a clerk
in store at Luling, St. Charles parish, on
Christmas eve. The same two negroes
attempted 70 murder telegraph operator
at David, near the scene of the first crime,
by shooting at him through the window.
They did not succeed in their murderous
design, and the operator and his friends
captured the negroes. They were taken to
the parish Jail Last night "A gang of
masked white men visited the prison,
overpowerd the keeper, and hanged both
men to beam in a shed near the court
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SHOT HIS MOTHER.

BRINKLEV, Ark. Dec. 29-Johu Thomas
a 1S-year-old boy, living in Dark Corner, a
neighborhood north OF this place, was re
manded TO jail today, to await the action
of the grand jury, for shooting his mother
The boy is apparently of sound mind, and
when seen acknowledged the murder, Civ
ing as 4 reason that his mother had hand
ed him gun and compelled him to shoot
her, under threat that she would shoot
him if he refused to obey her command.
The young murderer does not seem to
realize the enormity of his crime.
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THE DICTATOR OF ECUADOR.

NEW YORK, Dec. pa dispatch from
Panama says that Ecuador is in condi-
tion of unrest, and that there are strong
reasons to apprehend an approaching reVo-
luton. The situation IS very like that Of
Chill before the uprising against the die
tatorship of Balmaceda. President Cor
dero has assumed almost despotIc powers.
He has used the veto power III the most
elastic manner, aDuulling the financial
and custom laws passed by congress, aud
leaving the executives course without a
semblauce OF legality. The president is
now practically dictator, and there is
every reason TO believe tba. revolution
will shortly break out, with the view 10
the establishment OF constitutional
government
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Rl lAlNEIS CONDITION.

WASHINGTON Dec. 29-EHc0uraging re-
ports as to Mr.. Baine's condition were
given out by the attendant at the Blaine
mansion at noon today, to the affect that
DR. Johnston had found his patient much
improved when he made lie usual morn
ing call
DIR. johnson tonight said that Mr. Blaine
had experienced the best day since being
taken down.
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change for twenty-four years. 1t could
not be learned whether the firm will pro-
ceed against Baldwin or not
TOLEDO. o., Dec. CD. Y. Trowbridge,
manufactures of cooperage stock, has fail
Ell. The liabilities are estimated at $780,
900. with assets oil S35. 600
NEW YOYK, Dec. 29-The failure of W.
F. Rutsky was announced on the Consoli-
daied exchange today. He was long of
Il, 200 shares OF industrials and graugers.
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-uF IOTTeeY Oe nEA-u

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dec. 29-News from
Winchester, the home of Governor Tar-
ney, says that the venerable chief justice
Is nearing mis- end, from a complication Of
diseases. Il i thought that lie vii! nos
live 10 be lnaugura.ed governor. IL which
event the president Of the senate would
become acting governor. A lively scranl-
bic Is now coiag on for tbis place.
! adge IUraey's son who was here to
DAY. SAID taat tue story about his father
cT3.lcai condition ! exaggerated. While
4c i sick, he : sitting up and is daily
growing stronger.
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a PACIFIC GUN FOUNDRY.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 29-A local paper
says that an armor plate plant on large
scale is to be established on the Pacific
coast, and that the concern has already
been incorporated at San Francisco The
plant will be equipped for the manu-
featuring of guns. shot and she'll. and
heavy forgings of all descriptions. Such
material has heretofore had to come all
the way from the east, and the establish
ment of the plant is regarded with great
favor in naval circles
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TOPEKA NOTES

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. 29.-It was an
nounced this morning that B f. Reployle,
elected a. popuIist 10 the legislature
from Ellis county, had decided to return
to the Democratic fold.
Governor-eiect Lewelling this morniug z
announced the appointment of j. b. French
as his executive clerk. The appoin ment
is Il recognition of the Farmers Alliance,
of which French has been secretary since
its organization,
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suRORNATJON OF PERJuRy

DETROIT, Dec. 29-Sam Moy. wealthy
Chicago Chinese merchant, was today
fined $500 for subornation of perjury. An
Indictment was found against Moy By the
United States grand jury for subornating
Robert l.. Montgomery of Chicago to tes-
tify in favor of some Chinese who were
under arrest for being in this country
illegally. Montgomery is now upon trial
for perjury.
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TAX REFORM

MINNEAPOLIS, M.us. De 29-The call
for the taxation r. Ia Convention 10 l.l
neld In Mlnaespa l~ ga Jan. has been
issued. The object @. tue convention y 10
consider the irregularities OF the present
system Of taxation and the suggestion OF
Such changes and additions in the tax
laws rs Will make them more Just and
eQuita bic 70 all clt!zens.
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WHOL Es.Le NURseRYWEN.

st JoSEPH. NJ, Dee 29-The a.soeit-
tiou Of waolrsal- nnrsevymen held SIS @a~
nUal session IN tti~ city today. / BE pre-
eEt oEiees are II 7 Kelly ot =. Joseph.
president. r. T Blair OF Kansas City. vicz
president, ( B peArssli of scott CHy,
secretary The oujelf of tue meeting ssas
ta discC-s prices Go- lext s@Asel and -
sIecG oLhc-FN
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0BtTIIARY

HAvERHILL, Mass, Dec % 9-Elias In
gals. aged So father of ex-senator John J.
Ingalls,, and one of Haverhilrs most prom
inent citizens, died at his residence on
Summer street last night He was born
In Middleton, Mass, but removed to this
city.
TOLEDO, O., Dec % Bob Slavin, the
famous minstrel, died suddenly AT hotel
in this city last night. being found dead 10
bed this morning. He had been OF a spree
for about a week
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IRON HAIL OEElCERS

BALTIMORE, Dec. 29.-Amos II. Hosmer
and Edward ". Rouse, grand officers of
the Iron Hall organization, recently in
dicted by the grand jury of Indianapolis,
were placed under arrest today
Hosmer and Rouse were released on
s., 500 bail each this afternoon. Hosmer
said that he had no fear OF the outcome
and characterized the action as persecution.
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A DYNAMITE EXPLOSION.

HAZELTON, Pa, Dec. 29.-An explosion
occurred at Milnesville this morning by
which eight men narrowly escaped instant
death Three of them-James Jamison,
a bra Kok oloski and Monroe Fritzinger-ure
dangerously wounded, and the other five
less seriously hurt The latter are Italians
and Hungarians The men were Blasting
rock, and it is supposed that one of them
struck dynamite with his pick.
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GENERAL RlCE

FORT SCOTT, Kan, Dec. 29.-General
Rice, for many yeats editor Of the Fort
Scott Monitor. has gone to Iapor,e, Tex,
where he will Inh ke his permanent home
hereafter. He has bought the Laporje
ChrouIc!e aud wall assume the control and
edILO. shy Of thAs pap.r Oh Jan. /.
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INITIATED BY WHOL ESALE

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. Z9-Flv= hundred
aud four newly elected members were
initiated in the lodge OF the Ancient
Order OF l United Workmen tonight J. j.
said that This 5 TIE largest nambsv e.
mem hers ever initiated - oue lime by aay
secret order 10 The [ aued States.
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WHEEL TOURISTS

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. % w. L. Sanch-
leteben OF Alton, Ills, and Thomas Gallen
of Ferguson No, have arrived here, after
making tour of the world on bicycles
They left St Louis on June 80 1890, visit
ing Washington, and, on July %, sailed
from New York for Liverpool. landing
there July t.
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AsT-LOuis FNTFRPRlsE.

ST LOUIS. Dec zy-The Co.onaado
Building company was organized here to-
d4y, and - q result the QUESTION OF the
finest theatre, hotel and office buliIfEg Iu
the city has been assured IL wiii co.L
abou, 8, 90 go uud viii occupy tie hsis
block opposite the custom house.
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q CHILD ENJOYS

The pleasant flavor, gentle action and
soothing effect OF Syrup of Figs when in
need of Il laxative, and if the father or
mother be costive or bilious the most
gratifying results follow its use; so that it
Is the best family remedy known, aud
every family should have a bottle.
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AMlSSING CASHIER

DULUTH, MINI. Dec 29-Cashier J. II.
Todd of the st. Paul aud Duluth
depot, at West Duluth, has been missing
since Christmas. His accounts are said TO
be &, 900 short
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CARACAS NenezuelA, Dec - yellow
fever hes become almost epidemic in Ia
Gusyra. while in Csrscss 81 continues 70
.Ucrease. In the smaller towns ir i spread
in2 Ia every direction Typao.d fever )
also prevalent IN Caracas
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PENMEN.

COLUMBUS. O., Dec. 29-The Western
Penmen's association, which is national in
character, concluded session today, dur
ing which many important papers were
read aud discussed. J. +. NeItleton OF
Jacksonville, H., was elected president.
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UNIVERSITY Extension.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec zs-The second
usI4u,ial conference On university exteD-
sion was continued here this morning. and
listened 10 several interesting papers ~
prominent educators.
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TRAiNMEN SATISFIED.

BALrINORE, Dee. 2t-The differences
between tbe Baltimore and Ohio officials
aaG the grievance committee OF tBe Broth
erh0cd OF IraIumeu have been settled, by
the sIgniaE oi d wage seals which makes
al average increase O. from 10 ls cents
1Er Fav
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BISHOP GRAY CONsEcRATEo.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Dec, 29.-Rev. Will
lam Crane Gray. d. D., recently elected
bishop of southern Florida by the episco.
pal house of bishops. was consecratef to-
day at the church of the Advent, with
elaborate and impressive ceremonies.
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SEOI OGISTS

OTTAWA Ont, Dec. 29.-Today's session
of the American Geological society was
entirely devoted to the reading of papers
by different members
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THE FIRE PFc0ao

NAgsHALLTOES Ia. Dee - The fne
higu scngo. building burned tGl- rDoruIux,
supposedly from 81 sxDl0si1n In the lab
.!aIory Th~ loss - e.. eoJ. with iusar-
auce Of SSt0gY
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, }


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
WICHITA, Kan. Dec. %. 1892.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Generally fair, with nearly stationary
temperature, followed by colder Satur-
day.
During the past a hours the highest
temperature was 81, the lowest II and the
mean u, with trace OF snow in the fore
noon, followed by clearing, warmer
weather in the afternoon.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of December
has been Il and for the 2Sth day 81.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer
WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-The following
are the indications until S p. m. Satur-
day:
For Kansas and Missouri-Occasional
SHOWS; winds shifting to the northwest
in Kansas; rising temperature in south
eastern Missouri; colder in central and
western Kansas.
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TURF WINNERS

%Fw ORLEANS Dee - Winners today:
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YoiI,Je tnrrrTh

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with Catarrh,
finally and COM
pletely, or You
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That's what is
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matter how bad
your case or OF
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