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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-12
BRAZIL Al PEACE.

NEW YORK. March 11-Edwin H. Con-
ger, United States minister to Brazil, ar
rived here today from Rio de Janeiro on a
two months trip. Speaking about affairs
in Brazil he said that the people of Brazil
were settling down into a condition of
peace and prosperity There is no dissat-
isfaction with the present form of govern
ment, and all classes seem content with
the administration of Peixotto. All the
provinces are working in harmony with
the federal government The epidemic of
yellow fever at Rio de Janeiro is the usual
visitation, and is not alarming. At San
tos, however, which is purely shipping
town, the plague has reached frightful
PROPORTIONS
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MERGERS DOWNFALL

MONTREAL, March LEX Premier
Mercier is reported in much better health.
His friends declare that the Conservatives
will not dare to carry out the threats of
prosecution against him, as it would be
regarded as persecution, and would create
Indignation against the new government
However Mercier was extremely arrogant
and wounded the feelings of many who
are now only too anxious that he should
be humhed in the dust. 1t is likely that
although Mercier has rendered his resigna-
ton, it will not be accepted. A prominent
Conservative said today that the govern
ment will not be content with anything
less than his expulsion
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-12
THE STANDARD OIL TRUST.

New YORK, March 11-"What are they
going to do?" That has been the question
asked by everybody ever since the Stand
ard Oil company decided to dissolve. At
torney Todd of the trust today answered
the question. 1--WE have no intention of
reorganizing," he said today 'This de-
cision has been brought about in part by
the decision against the trust in Ohio, but
more largely by opposition legislation
against trusts of this sort in the different
states, and which has become burdensome
We think that the trust has been bene
fit to everybody 1t has re-
duced the price of oil to the
consumer, and has given to every employe
the advantage of investing his earnings in
the trusts certificates. When the trust
started it had only thrty-three certificate
holders. Now it has over two thousand.
The capital stock of the trust is S95. .000, 600
and during its ten years existence it has
paid a dividend annually of l. per cent.
When the trust is wound up the stock will
be returned to its owners, and the constit
uent corporations will carry on the busi-
ness as usual. y
PITTSBURG, Pa, March 11-William
Mckslvey, vice president of the Standard
OIL company, says that the trust will not
go out of business, but will reorganiZe in
the same manner as the lead trust was re-
organized.
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a TORY DEFEAT

LONDON. March l1.-In the house of COM
mons Gordon Swift Mcneil fauti-Parnell-
ite) moved to strike out the names of Lieu
tenant General Pelly (constitutionaist)
William Ashmead Bartlett BGrdett- Coutts
Conservative and Sir John Henry Paules-
ton CONSERVATIVE from the list of mem
bers of the house who voted last night for
the credit for the Mombasa railway sur
vey, which WAS carried without division
Alter long debate vote was taken and
the motion was approved-154 to 149. The
result is considered as a defeat for the
government
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BEEcHAM's PILLS will save doctors bills
THE SAGE BOMB EXPLOSION.


NEW YORK, March 1l.-Coroner Mess
mer and jury today investigated the
cause Of the death of Benjamin f. Norton
and Henry l.. Norcross the men killed in
the dynamite explosion in RUSSELL Sage's
Office. Norcross, it will be remembered,
demanded $3.50, 900 from Sage, and when
he did not receive lG threw a bag contain
ing dynamite bomb on the floor. Sage
escaped with comparatively little injury,
but the bombthrower himself was blown
almost to atoms. The jurys verdict was
that Henry l.. Norcross came to his death
by the explosion of a bomb dropped by
himself. also finding that Benjamin f.
Norton came TO his death from the same
explosion The jury recommended that
the Legislature pass n law Immediately
making it an offense punishable by i'm
prisonment for any person TO carry. with
out proper authority, any object whatever
capable OF destroying life and property.
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A BLACKMAlLER SENTENCED.

LONDON, March IA large crowd,
composed of many persons well known in
fashionable society, assembled IN the
criminal court of the Old Bailey today to
listen to the trial of Maitland Francis
Moreland, the aged Oxford tutor who was
accused of attempting to blackmail MEM
bers of the nobility. When Moreland was
arraigned he pleaded guilty to attempting
to extort money from Earl Russell, and
not guilty to extorting money from Lord
Holfield. The prisoner was sentenced to
ten years penal servitude There is hard
ly question thai this is equivalent TO
life sentence, for Moreland is now 65 years
old
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ANOTHER VALPARAISO MURDER.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Herald's s
cablegram from Valparaiso says that Con-
sui McCreery is investigating the case OF
another sailor who, 1t Is alleged, was the
victim OF brutual treatment at the hands
of the Valparaiso police and who died
from the effects. The seaman's naine was
Carlos Carrelsen, ii native OF Sweden, EN-
ployed on board the bark Edward kiddler.
which arrived here on Feb. S from New
York on the way to Antofagasta. She
halls from Searsporr. Me. Carrelsen was
found early Oh the morning of Feb Il
lying in the Gale Blanco suffering from
wounds in the abdomen and stupid from
the effects of liquor When he came to
he said that he had been wounded by Val
paraiso police and soldiers.
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IHlRsIlNG FOB BLOOD.

KANSAS CITY, March 11-Amos Avery
of Lamar. Yesterday convicted OF the muir
der of James A. Mills and sentenced to be
hanged on April p, is now in Jail here,
where he was placed this morning by
Sheriff Bartlett of Barton county for safe
keeping. Last night came near being
Avery's last on earth The citizens of
Lamar decided not TO wait for April 2S to
see the law carried into effect, and at
tempted to take Avery away from the
sheriff and lynch him. Sheriff Bartlett
got him away and hid him in church
belfry. and this morning brought him TO
Kansas CITY
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
w EATHER BUREAU
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA. Kan. March IL. 1892.

w EATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, March IL. 1892. J
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and fair until Sunday
noon, probably colder and fair Sunday
afternoon and Monday
During the past u hours the highest
temperature was GO. the lowest 20. and
the mean 40, with cloudiess weather, ris-
ing temperature, and south winds
For the past three years the average
temperature fer the month of March
has been 43S and for the llth day $50.
FRED l.. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON. March n.-Forecast until
0 p. N. Saturday.
For Kansas-Fair, variable winds,
warmer III southeastern portion.
For Missouri-Fair, southerly winds.
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FRENCH. DUEIlSTS

PARIS, March IA duel with swords
was fought today between II. Isaac, form
eyly sub-preiect of Fourmies. the scene Of
4 rlotouS demonstration on the lSt OF Nav
last, when number of workingmeu were
shot down by the soldiers, and Vi. Duboise
a member OF the staff of I'Intransigeant.
Henri Rochefort's paper The duel grew
out OF articles written Toy Duboise, in which
Isaac WAS violently attacked for the part
hc had taken in the May day troubles. NJ
Isaac proved himself the better swords
Inau, and inflicted serious wound in VI
0uboise's abdomen.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-12
TRAIN-WRECkERS.

JACKSON, Miss, March ia successful
attempt ut train-wrecking was made three
miles below here last night The Illinois
Central passenger train jumped the track
No passengers were hurt, but several train
men We're badly injured. The spikes and
ishplates had been drawn and laid 60 one
side, being conclusive evidence of malici-
Gus intent Such accidents are getting so
frequent on the Illinois Central that il IS
said the state railroad. commission is to
make an Investigation.
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WHITECAPS.

SANTA FE, \. NJ, March 11-Informa-
ton from Taos says that whiteca q troubles
are expected in that country. The county
commissioners are about TO remove the
collector for failing TO pay over public
funds. A whitecsp organization has been
threatening to kill the new collector and
to kill the board of commissioners if the
change is made. Two hundred armed and
mounted whitecaps paraded the streets
and made threats today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-12
A KENTUCKY DISPUTE.

WHITEsBURG, Ky, March 11.-J. L.
Asher and James Combs fought pitched
battle today with John Pollok and Dick
Williams The battle was fought with
Winchesters. Asher was killed. The
trouble occurred over the intimate rela-
tions which Asher and Mrs. Pollick had
sustained with each other. Much excite
1npnt nrRvails
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THE MISSOURI GERRYMANDER.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, March 11.-In the
joint caucus today the Democratic mem
Ders of the state legislature approved the
congressional redistricting bill formulated
yesterday by the committee providing for
fourteen Democratic districts and one Re
publican district The bill will be intro
duced tomorrow or on Monday, will pass
Immediately, and will be approved by the
governor before the end of next week.
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DEBAUCHING LITTLE GIRLS.

GUTHRIE, o. T., March 11.-Bristol
Leonard, aged so, a wealthy farmer of
Oklahoma county. church trustee and Il
Sunday school superintendent, was jailed
last night, charged with debauching six
little girls, from to II years old, having
taken liberties with them and repeatedly
attempting to ravish each one
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RICHMOND TERMINAL AFFAIRS.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE directors of
the Richmond Terminal company stated
tonight that the much-talked-of reorgani-
Zation plan had been abandoned. but that
another plan was being arranged. in which
the Georgia Central matter was held in
abeyance and that the First National
bank and others bankers had arranged TO
provide syndicate co underwrite the plan
on a new basis
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-12
FROZEN TO DEATH.
The Fate of Unfortunates Caught in the
Late Dakota Blizzard.

ASHLAND, Wis, March 1l-There are
reports of several homesteaders near Iron
river perishing in the recent storm. They
were out exploring II new copper field, and
have been missing several days. Two or
three searching parties went out this morn
ing.
DULUTH, Mimi, March 1.-THE body of
an unknown man, apparently about 40
years old, was found frozen TO death at
noon, IA few miles back of town on the
Hermautown road.
NEW ROCKFORD, n D., March 11-Ole
Larsen was frozen to death in yesterday $
storm.
HUMBOLDT, Ia .sMareh 1.-THE gale here
capsiZed John Owenson, with a load of
hay, and broke his neck IL also threw
John Oleson to the ground and broke his
skull
DEVILS LAKE, n D., March IA
Wilson was frozen to death near the resi-
dence of his employer, Morris Duffy, ff-
teen miles north. Others are reported
missing.
ALBERT LEA, Mimi, March 1.-THE
frozen body of Nelson Blackmer has been
found. He was caught i'll yesterdays
storm
WILLOW CITY, n D., March 11-Mrs.
Leokken and boy by the name of Torgen
Thompson, who live about twenty miles
east OF here, started to go to the house
OF John Iveten, about one-haif mile from
their home, the boy having been sent for
Mrs. Leokken. on account of Mrs. 1veten's
being sick. They lost their way, became
exhausted and lay down. The woman died,
but the boy awoke the next day and Strug
gled to the house of Ole Cregin, only A few
rods distant. and told his story. The boy
is in bad condition and may die.
CLoQUET. Mimi, March 1.-THE body of
Frank Defoe was found frozen stiff this
M Ia nd haIT Ia
was caught in the terrible storm.
THE STORM IN THE EAST.
UTICA, n. Y, March 11.-Passenger
traffic on the New York Central is practi.
cally suspended. A livestock train was
derailed in Syracuse, and the snow has
blockaded all the other trains. The
blockade is more serious because blind
ing snow falls on the tracks while the
trains are at d standstiil
OswEGO, n. Y, March 1.-The blizzard
has complete possession of this town. All
the railroads are blockaded There are
no mails and the wires are down.
WATERFOWL, \. Y, March 11.-Blizzard
weather prevails throughout northern
New York. Since 5 o'clock yesterday after
noon about two feet of snow has fallen,
aud the high wind has made immense
drifts In some cases highways and rail
roads are impossible.
FONDA n Y, March IA Dakota biz
zard is now raging in the Mohawk valley
The wind IS furious, and on the country
roads the snow has drifted to depth oi
several feet. The weather is rapidly grow
ing colder and the storm is growing worse
hourly.
WHEAT INJURED.
CHICAGO, March u.-Reports from
various cities aud towns throughout Hi
nois are to the effect that winter wheat
has been greatly damaged by the recent
blizzard.
Topeka, Kan, March 1l.-Reports are
coming in of great damage to winter
wheat by the recent blizzard.
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JAY GOULD.

CHICAGO, March IA New York
special saws that the reason Jay Gould
abandoned his proposed visit TO Mexico
was because he had an intimation that if
he ventured into that country in its pres
ent unsettled condition he would be kid
naped and held for ransom by the revo-
lutionary party.
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WHEEL SCORES.

NEW YORK, March 11--At the end of the
sixth day the score of the bicycle match
was as follows: Lamb, Ashinger, Martin
and Reading. each Sol miles: Lumsden,
$50: Schoch, S51; Stage, 500. Shortly be-
fore II o'clock tonight, LGtnsden collided
with Reading and fell. 1t is thought that
he has ii broken nose. Lunlsdrn lost nine
laps by the fall, putting him fifth in the
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a IYNCiNG PARTY

NEW LEwIsBURG, Ark, March 1.-Two
crooks murdered a we'll dressed but un-
known man here last night, aud dragged
the body to an old mill and set fire 10 the
clothing. a lynching party is hunting
for the murderers.
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col OREO col ONISTS

CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ark March il.-One
hundred and six negroes passed through
here today, walking, with two wagons
filled with bedding aud supplies, bound
for Oklahoma 1t is understood that
thousand negroes will leave this country
within a few days, bound for Oklahoma
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nAMA6En AEEEcrInNs

A{AtA. Neb, March II. William CiaStiz,
10dsc OF The Eleventh Judicial diSlrics. has
teen sued by Mrs, Lucinda E Givers for
Sat,esl- She alleges breach * promise.
She chsrses nothing but tlare - fulfill a
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A FtVE-YEAR STRETCH.

ASHLAND, Wis, March 1l.-H. B. Baker,
convicted last night the second time of
robbiDg the Iron Exchange bank at
Hurley, Wis, of $4,000, was today SEN
fenced to five years imprisonment at hard
labor
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JOF ACTON DEFEATED.

SAN FRANCISCO March il.--Joe Acton,
the champion catch-as-cstch-can wrestler
was defeated last night by Daniel 5. Me-
Ieod, the latter winning the match III tN 0
straight falls.
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Pills AND CALL s

New YORK. March 1.-The produce
exchange has followed the example set by
the Chicago board of trade in pressing the
fight against puts and calls.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM.

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John c. NEW

LONDON. March Il - Consul General
New will go to America in May 10 attend
the Republican National convention.
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CHICAGO. March 11.-Reports from
various cities aud towns throughout Hi
nois are to the effect that winter wheat
has been greatly damaged by the recent
blizzard
Topeka, Kan, March 1l-Reports are
coming in of great damage to winter
wheat by the recent blizzard.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-22
WARREN woRsTED.
The Greatest of All Tricksters Knocked
0nt

The Greatest of All Tricksters Knocked
New ORLEANS, Jan. 21.-Tommy War
rem and George Siddons, feather
weights, had FIVE ounce glove contest
tonight for purse of $500, of which
$500 went to the loser. Warren was
seconded by "Dutch" Neil, Charley Por-
ter and Andy Bowen; Slddons, by
George Queen, Charles Fox, Tommy
Ryan and Jack Burke. The betting was
$100 to $40 and $50 in Warren's favor.
John Duffy was referee. Time was
called at 9:15.
Warren had the best of the first
round, landing several severe body
blows. In the second, third and fourth
Warren landed heavily on Siddons'
stomach, and lodged several of the lat
ter's vicious thrusts. In the fourth
Siddons received severe smash on the
face. In the fifth, sixth and seventh
Siddons began to take the lead, landing
several hard upper-cuts, and receiving a
number of body blows. In the eighth
Siddons forced the fighting, landing
heavy right-handers. Warren was very
weak. In the ninth, after receiving
right and left on the face several times.
Warren clinched to avoid punishment.
Finally right-hander on the jaw
knocked him out.