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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17
PAcE BALL

WASHINGTON, April Washington:
Runs 5, hits 8, errors o; New York: Runs
G. hits 8, errors 2. Pitchers, knell and
King.
CINCINNATI. April 16.-Cincinnati: Runs
3, base hits II, errors l; Cleveland: Runs 3,
base hits s, errors 4 Pitchers, Chamber
lain. Wan and Cuppy.
LOUISVILLE, April 16-Louisville: Runs
Il. base hits Is, errors I; Chicago: Runs
~. base hits 10, errors 4 Pitchers, Meekin
and Meskin.
ST. LOUIS, April 16-St. Louis: Runs 5,
hits u, errors 8: Pittsburg: Runs y HIS
%. errors 8 Pitchers. Dwyer and Glea-
son and Calvin.
Runs Is. hits II. errors i; Brooklyn: Runs
:, hits ID, errors Z. Pitchers, weighing
and INKS.
BALTIMORE, April l6.-Baltimore: Runs
5. hits {, errors 9: Boston: Runs Il,
hits 6. errors 5. Pitchers, Cobb and
Nichols.
KANSAS CITY, April 16.-Reports show
that the Western league championship
season opened today under fayorabie
auspices The attendance was large. mum
boring from 1900 AT Indianapolis 10 1000
at Kansas City. The games were brilliantly
contested At each place.
KANSAS CITY, April 16.-kansas City:
Runs .. base hits II. errors l. Minneapolis:
Runs =. base hits 5. errors 8. Pitchers
Ei1eljorg and France.
OMAHA. April 16-Omaha: Runs u, base
hits "A, errors 4 ST.. Paul: Runs ,, base
hits :, errors :. Pitchers-Vickery and
Wadsworth
COLUMBUS. April 16.-Columbus: Runs
g, base nits 9, errors 2. Toledo: Runs 5.
base hits l2, errors 2. Pitchers-Stephens
and Pears
IEDIANAPoLIs, April 16.-Runs 5, base
hits. Z, errors p indianapolis: Runs 4, base
hits 6. errors ). Pitcners-Ferso and Mad
den
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The worldronowneG original and only
Mrs General Tom Thumb (the Countess
Magril the royal midSets Count Magri
and Baron Magri, and the Liliputians,
will appear at the opera house on Friday
and Saturday, April - and % giving
three performances, evening at O'Clock.
and grand family and school matinee at
5 D. M, on Saturday the 2Srd, presenting
the new musical pautomicsl extravaganza
1.-The Rivals and CULVER among the
Iiliputians, an entertainment absolutely
refined In tone and pleasing in effect.
Also, the Europssn celebrates and Amer
lean refined speciality entertainers, includ-
ing the Imperial Japs. This Is announced
as the farewell tour of Mrs G=ueral Tom
Thumb and all should attend and shake
the hand OF this, the most noted little
la,iv that ever lived. Read the following
from the Philadelphia, Pa. Evening Item,
May 70. 1891:
The program is uniformly excellent
throughout, combining musice. dancing,
pantomimie aud comedy, all of which the
little folks exhibit TO splendid advantage
their several capabilities, presenting
perfect animated stage picture IN mini
atuge-intel.igens pleasing and agreeable.
Mrs Tom Thumb WAS fairly aolaze
with bedazzl.ns jewels, it being stated
upon good authority thar during her ievees
sic wears upon her little form no less than
fifty thousand doIlas' worth OF diamonds
and other costly brilliants. the greater
portion them being solvents Or remem-
brance from sovereigns and nobility of the
Old World, before whom she had the
honor of appearing"
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TIE ENGLISH coal STRIKE.

LONDON, April 16.-Daily the effects of
the strike of coal miners which was iu-
augurated on March u are becoming more
and more apparen-. The stocks of fuel At
the works which have depended upon the
Durham mines for their supplies are en-
tireIy exhausted. Never in the course Of
the history OF trade and industry in the
north of England, has there been SO grave
a crisis. 1t is impossible to accurately
estimate the number Of men who have
been thrown out of work by the strike.
The latest effect OF this strike is given by
the iFou companies at MiddlesboroCgh,
one of the great iron manufacturing CEN
tiers One of the largest firms has already
dumped its furnaces, and all the other
iron firms are preparing to suspend opera
tons. Next week not a single furnace
producing Cleveland pig iron will he at
work This situation of affairs is IN
precedented in the history OF industry.
The make of Cleveland pig, hematite,
basic and other kinds shows a large de-
crease at this period, compared with the
same time last year.
Among tue miners and their families IS
much suffering, and many OF them are de-
pending on charity. They are said 10 be
firm in their determination not to accept
any reduction in wages. but at ballot re-
Gently taken as TO whether they should re-
turn TO work on the masters terms, about
thirty thousand strikers did not vote.
Whether or not the men would return to
work under some compromise Is not
known, for the only question which the
ballot decided was not to return to work
at the reduction proposed by the mine
owners The situation shows no sign OF
improvement, and the indications point 10
A struggle that will be memorable in the
annals of English labor movements.
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RUSSIAN NISPIJl &.

LONDON, April 16-A special cores
pendent of Reuters Telegram company,
who has been travelling through the famine
d districts of Russia, has just concluded his
tour of the province of kazsu. He SUMS
up his experience by stating that he Was
struck by the sameDess Of the picture pre-
sented to him everywhere. He says there
were marks OF the most reckless eXtraya-
gance Immense forests were wautOniy
cut, rivers neglected and the climate
ruined. The peasants are regarded By the
authorities simply as a tax paying unit,
and the welfare of their minds and bodies
is matter OF the most supreme indlfer-
ence. The country IS face 20 face with
bankruptcy The land Is exhausted and
the agricultural system is 2 hopeless fail
ure Whole villages are at the point OF
starvation. The Nihilists, the correspond
ent adds, are eagerly taking advantage OF
the discomfort TO extend their propaganda.
Practiced reformers are divided on the
question of what shout be done to remedy
the evils.
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THE PENSION INQUIRY.

WASHINGTON. April 16-In the pension
Office investigation today Mr.. Mccullough.
A clerk in the pension Office, testified that
it was matter of general talk in the pen
sion Office that Commissioner Raum's son
had an unusually large number OF earlier
cases taken up on the completed files order.
Mr. Mccullough said that he had no in
formation OF the subject OF his own
knowledge.
c discharged from the pension Office for
offensive psrtisanship, in aiding the Dem
ocr.tic party In getting up their campaign
book. and neglect of duty. The witness
denied the charges. He complained that
: rotary Noble had testified tnat be never
dismissed persons without giving them an
erportunity TO answer charges, when rs
sl'-yton) had never been permitted 10 re-
lUte the charges made.
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PERSONALS

81. NJ. Glass of Colwich is in the city.
Carey.
B. F. Cary of Freeport is at the Man
haitian.
A. Morris of Hutchinson, is at the Occi-
dental
J. w. Wilson, Kansas City, is at the
Metropole.
B.F. Davis of Ashland was at the Carey
last night.
A O'Harra of Neodesha was in town
last night.
A. H. lessee of St Louis is a guest at
the Carey.
C f. Smith, Chicago, is guest at the
Metropole.
C. A. Keran, st. Joe, is a guest at the
Metropole.
d. G. Pollock, Chicago, is stopping at
the Metropolis.
sJ.E. Starboard, st. Joe, is registered at
al the MeJropole.
DC. Harper of Andale. is registered at
the Metropole.
John Henderson of Ell Dorado is stopping
at the Manhattan.
c. w. Templar of Kansas City is stop
ping at the Carey.
J. II. Starr of Sedgwick is registered at
the Manhattan hotel.
". c. Wagner Of Rochester, \. Y, is
registered at the Carey.
H. c. Brandon of Lamar, Mo, was at
the Manhattan last night.
w. P. Finks OF Lamar, No. was at the
Manhattan last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. 2. Wormured Of Larned
are guests at the Manhattan.
W. D. Mccoy of Scott City, was guest
az the Occidental yesterday.
NJ W. Gloss and wife OF Coiwich, were
guests at the Occidsntal last night.
Charles Spellenberg of Wellington was
at the Manhattan yesterday.
II. A. Kerr, of Mcpherson, was in town
yesterday attending TO legal business.
Mrs. S &. Sapham is lying dangerously
III at the residence OF H. /. Addington,
this city.
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VENEZUELAN REVOLT.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamship
Philadelphia arrived today from Ia
Guayra, which place it left on April g. and
brought information Of a battle between
the government forces and the revolution
lists at TruJillo, Venezuela. Among the
passengers is Carlos Z. Brun, who is
thoroughly conversaut with affairs ID
Venezuela. Senior Bruu said that bust
ness is almost at a stan6still at Caracas on
account OF the disturbed condition OF the
country. a fierce battle occGrred between
the government forces aud the rebels on
March q. at a place called TruJl!lo, II
which ii was reported that 80 men were
killed and a large number wounded. The
government forces were under COM
mand of General Cipriano Costri, and
were sent into the country 10 break I'D a
gathering of rebels. The rebels had been
concentrating at TrujiIlo under command
of General Arrange. The government
forces made forced march and came up
on the rebels in the morning. The rebels
were exhorted by General Arrange and
made a stubborn resistance.
After the firing had been kept up for an
hour the government forces were ord
cred to pentrate the woods and clean out
the rebels. At this point the heaviest
fighting was done, and the government
forces were repulsed; but they rallied, and,
owing to superior discipline and arms,
were able to scatter the rebels.
Affairs in Venezuela are in state CT
anarchy, from the fact that there IS at
present no constitutional government.
The term of Palacio as president expired
on February 20, and there has been no
election for a new president. PalacIo re-
taius his position as head of the govern
ment illegally and By force. Any report
that the trouble in Venezuela has been
settled arises from ignorance or willful
perversion of the facts.
Captain Chambers of the Philadelphia
told another story. He denied entirely
the reports that there is civil war and a
general instruction in Venezuela.
The Philadelphia" he said, LAY for
five days in the harbor al Puerto C4bellO
and five DAYS at Curaco. Afterwards we
thing in Venezuela is perfectly quiet. In
fact, all things considered, | never knew
of the country being in more tranquil
condition"
The Venezuelan consul has received a
communication from the Venezuelan
minister. which states that, by order
o President Palacio. peace Will soon be
established, and that there remains only a
small armed faction in the state of Los
Andes and another in the state OF Arau-
qua. Official bulletins received by the
consul give government reports OF several
engagements between the government
forces and the insurrectionists, but most
of these reports are indefinite. \ transla-
tion of one of the messages reads:
The national government received
notice on April Of fight at San Sebaste
between the rebels under the traitor
Ramon Guerra and the government forces
under General Baes. The latter were sur
prised by the rebels and one hundred men
DESTROYED
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New YORK, April i6.-AccoTding 20 the
Hert!t's Washington correspondent there
i trouble ahead fo- the state department.
L results from the payment OF the IN
ae,uaitF 70 the Italian government for the
New Orleans lynching out o. the c0ntin-
gent fund OF the state department. Il was
not because the indemnity had been agreed
upon tla- the fault was foCGG, but be-
cause the president had assumed the right
20 pay i without consulting congress. The
correspondent says that the mem OeTs Of
TIE COMMITTEES OF foreign affairs IN both
houses are very indignant a. what they
cLerGct-rize as an arbitrary use OF the
sum OF 81, 900. which has besn auuusilT
voted io- some years as a contingent
fund
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FAREWELL CONCERT.

Through a combination of circum-
stances, Mr. and Mrs. E. p. Hovey find
that their interests will be advanced by a
permanent residence in Chicago. and with
many regrets they have decided TO make
Ehe Queen City" their future home. Mrs.
Hovey will leave for her new home about
the first of May, and through the urgent
solicitations of her many friends has con-
Guided to give farewell concert, at the
opera house in this city, on Tuesday even
ing, the 18th inst, and viii be assisted by
-vocalists of the highest order of merit of
Wichita aud other portions of the state,
and including some of her own pupils. (of
which special mention will be made here
after and Shaw's orchestra will be present
and render some of its choicest selections.
Mrs. Hovey has lived in Wichita for the
last eleven years, aud, recognized as lady
Of rare musical ability, she has always
willingly lent efficient aid in all enter
prises To help the churches, the poor, and
other worthy charities, by musical and
vocal aid at concerts and entertainments
given for such purposes; and it is hoped
that the people of this city will kindly aud
generously remember her on the eve Of her
departure and give her perfect ovation
at her concert, and send her on the way TO
her new home with her heart full of love
and gratitude TO the people of Wichita
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a Y0uTHEuL TOuGH.

Kansas CITY. April i6-The criminal
career Of john Bishop, aged 10 year., was
terminated tonight By Ms arrest Young
Bishop has made remarkable record Tor
4 boy during the pas. fes months,
having held I'D SIX or eight
men and two street. CARS during Ihat
time From neSrly al OF his
victims be hss secured mGoey o. vsl1a-
b.e-- II one or Two instances be met with
res. stzuce. Bat that Cd Eos prevsat
aim from fl-suE seveFS! sGo-s from h-s re
vcivs- at th= Inea who opposed hiEa- Dine
novel literature gave Bishop his tEiFs. FOR
money sud criminal fame. dis parents
are rssp-cts ole and live n this city.
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CIIBAN DYNHnlTERS.

HAVANA, Cuba, April 16-Considerable
excitement was caused in this city by al
explosion that occurred on Thursday even
ing, and it is thought that the numerous
reports of dynamite outTacss received
here from various places n Europe have
prompted activity on the part % the
Anarchists in Havana In the church OF
san Nicolas, while the evening services
were being held, there was suddenly =
most terrific explosion az the entrance -
the church. CONSERVATION prevailed
among the worshipers. who tpd0.ed TO-
gether in fear, not knowing what was
about to happen 10 them An iuvestigI
ton Was ~ cnce made, and Il was found
that somebody had placed BON . AZ The
entrance Of toe Church. and that The eX-
plosion had badly damaged the structure
Owing, however, 10 The soliGity q the
walls, the damage can be easily repaired
Nobody was hurt, but the authorities vi Ill
take effective measures 20 prevent a repes.-
ton CT the outrage.
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Cripple Greek - not health resort y
= = wssIta resort. Quite . difsrs5ce
Tocat!on, nesr Pike's Peak. In Colorado.
Gold. bright, yellow gold, IL fouaa az
grass roots AID Ia TIE rock formation
Reliable eIpsrts claisa this = today ths
richest camp n Colorado. ASSAYS Average
$50 per to1. ard have rua a. high e. g..
90 Ous hundred people day a.. now
rushing 70 fremont. chief iowa Of iEs { s.
tr4cE
Tie chance o. lifetime. Is vortA ,ook.
ing after.
You can get there quickly add cozfort-
ably ty izksSg tie santa Re Fcuts O2.r
l5ue vifn % cEAnge u cars from Chiczzo.
Kansas CIty and other principal ci:.ss "a
Elo-1SsAl:, nearrzt railroad sEzi4oa. VITA
daiay stage 20 Fremont
InQusre q local ticket agent. SzStA 2.
route. abou. rates and ss-s.ce g Il
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slashed right. and left, cutting his way to
the street. The crowd huddled close to-
gether to avoid the vicious blows aimed at
them, making as far as possible clear
path for the murderer: but quite a num-
Der OK them were hit by the sharp weapon
and very dangerously wounded. Once he
reached the street, the assassin started on
run and soon vanished. THUS far every
effort to capture the murderer has been
vain, but the search has not been
abandoned. No reason is known for the
crime, and it is believed by almost every
one that the man was insane.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA. Kan. ADril IS. 1892

w ANh- ~ AoA-s <APA-A - A|V~
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Threatening with showers tonight and
Sunday; cooler Sunday night; fair Mon
day
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was So, the lowest So,
aud the mean ga, with warmer, partly
cloudy weather, brisk south winds, and a
marked fall in pressure.
For the past three years the average
temperature for the month OF April
has been 57e. and for the 10th day So
FRED l. JOHNSON, Observer
WASHINGTON. April 16.-Forecast until
Up. m. Saturday:
Kansas-Generally fair; cooler, west
variable winds.
Indian Territory-Generally fair; colder
by Sunday night; wind becoming westerly.
Internationally fair except light
showers in extreme east; slightly warmer
in east and southeast, south winds
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JAG.

kansas CIT. APRIL I6-Frznk 2. C,a-&,
manager Of the branch ot the h@eiey Ia
s-lturs at Excelsior S5TI1c=. AID wee pres
iE-n. 81 iEe Natioaai Blc1!or51e o. Gold
club. z grad zate Of the Dwight Institute,
hss fallen from grace On " esi1e~ss4y
ulEhE Clarke le.t EZce-Sl0r SErizsss. as3
Us whereabouts were 10. discovered unti8
TO-DAY. wien be was found "a this ci:y <
az Intoxicated condition. he = . news
paper nsn e considerable Eaesii, suc =
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TURF WINNERS.

New YORK. Apr! - -Ggtfeaburg win
ner-- Grafton, Postmaster, Early Blossom.
Wnul cutter, FeneIcn. - JohQ-
NEMPHLs, Tenn. April 15-WinBers:
FngaFIta. Ella Duke, King Lee. VssietSe.
l,lEes. il tie third race Turf Ekcas1gs
50 kss} Brennan burst blood vesseI s43
TeiI dead, rolling over o. Eis !ockey. Tom
Mzzsr. .fhe jockey back BADLY spEzle=d,
and : Injured Internally.
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cprcIr MOVEMENTS

NEW Yo8K. April 1.-THE experts Of
specie from this pert last week amounted
10 SS7S. IsI. IL which 80 20 was IN god
and $50, 81 il silver Tie imports =
specie amounted 10 So. 243, OF watch So
- Was N gold -A-l So G<I II S5lTeE-
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ro-N-I TANsy yy,r-os

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v1e- vtJPoee AND SUICIDE

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EsNa OPNEsE0 BACK

RoNE. April 16-Baroa EavA has r.
ceiyed orders TO return 10 his post a. tie
Italian legation in Washington.
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AMELIA 3. EDWARDS DEAD.

LONDON, april l6-Miss Amelia 3
Edwards. the well-knoFn novelist sGG
lecturer, Is dead. She had been III several
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SLOWING a. tie streets ard location q q
2 utll< buildings, etc- tex sz1s - IL
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