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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-16
THE KANSAS CITY SHOOT.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 15.-This was tho
SECOND day of the annual Kansas City
shooting tournament.
First shoot. seven live birds-Burrell
took first money and Bennett second
Second shoot. se:.Y live birds-Burrell
AMI Bennett divided first mouey. Seward
took second money.
Third shoot. ten tarcet-Bennett took
first money aud Batchelder second.
Fourth shoot, ten tar2et-Seward took
first money and Bsnnstt second.
Ffsh shoot, ten target-B-pness took
first money, BurreIi and Seward divided
second.
Sixth shoot, ten tsrget-Bennett took
first money. Burreil and kianan divided
SECOND
Seventh shoot, ten target-Bsnnett took
first money aud BGrreli second.
Eighth shoot-burrell took first money.
Bennett and MetIee divided secoud
Ninth shoot t-pecisD, ten live birds-
Ben1est aud Smith divided first money.
Fowler took second
Teath shoot tspecial). seven live birds
Seward and Bennett took first money, and
Rurreli second
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WAR DEPARTMENT CHANGES.

WASHINGTON, Nov l5-Athough the
army and navy are supposed to be free
from politics and less affected by changes
in the administration than any branches of
the government, there will be some new
faces around the two departments. When
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Soley WAS
appointed it was generally supposed that
he would become fixture in his present
position, but the Democrats OF Massachus-
etts. his native state, listened to some of
his recent Republican campaign speeches
and he will be made the subject of charges
of partisanship and will resume law prac-
tice after March4. One rumor has it that
he will become men ber of the firm head
ed by Secretary Tracy.
Assistant Secretary of War Grant expects
to relingush his Office to some good Demo-
crat who will be satisfied with s. 500 a
year, and is talking about returning to
Minnesota. In the department, with the
exception of the ordnance end Inspector
generals departments, it will become Mr..
Cleveland's privilege TO appoint successors
to all the present heads of bureaus, and il
he selects from the seniors of the respective
departments he may make appointments
to the same offices several times over before
1897. The first appointment will be that
of surgeon general to succeed General
Sutherland, who retires next month, CIV
ing President Harrison his last chance TO
appoint In November next Aujntant
General Williams will retire. Quarter
master General Batchelder will retire in
1896, Paymaster General Smith and Gen.
erai Casey, chief of engineers, in 1895, and
Judge Advocate General Swayne in 1886.
General Dubarry of the subsistence de-
partment will retire next month, giving
President Harrison his last chance at a
brigader general. The selection will
doubtless be made from among the five
seniors, all of whom retire during the next
four years, so that President Cleveland
will have the appointment Ct commits
sary general.
In addition to the above, President
Cleveland will appoint successors to Major
Generals Schofeld and Howard and Driga-
dier Generals McCook and Carr II will
also fall to his lot to place General Miles
in command of the army, which will hap-
pen Sept. 20, 1895, when General Schofield
will retire,
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THE GERMAN SOCIALISTS.

BERLIN, Nov. 15.-The Socialist congress
resumed its session today. Herr Singer,
the new president of the party, welcomed
the foreign delegates, and concluded his
speech by calling for three cheers for in
ternational Socialism, which were given.
Herr Flscher's report covered the entire
history Of the organization. The with
drawal of the so-called independents
from the main body of the party was
briefly dismissed rs satisfactory rid
dance, rather than a regretable loss The
report, in dealing with the censure of the
Social Democratic party because it does
not recognize the religious validity of
oaths, says that it is the party's duty to
uphold its rights IN spite of bench and
bar.
Speaking OF the relations existing be-
tween the German, Austrian and French
Social Democrats the report says:
'"The presence of the French representa-
tive at Halle and that of Herr Lebknecht
ut Marseilles proved the solidarity of the
International bond. The chauvinists on
both sides may be eager for war, but the
working classes, the pioneers of true cul-
ture and civilization, join hands across the
frontier in united opposition TO the only
enemy they cknowledge-capital"
An account is then given of the efforts
to propagate Socialism. the result being
an increase in the number of Socialistic
legislators and an increase in Germany of
the Socialistic vote The revenue at the
disposal of the party from Oct. !, 1891, to
Sept. 80, 1892, amounted to 231, ,S95 marks.
The party possesses altogether seventy
press organs, Of which thirty-two are
political dailies.9 The book trade for the
dissent nation of party literature is also
Stated to be growing apace.
The report closed with Il grim and sug-
.gestive list of the judicial sentences passed
during the last twelve months upon MEM
bers OF the party. The terms of imprison-
ment enumerated amounted to more than
III years, and the fines to Il total of 800
marks. Last year these totals were
eighty-nine years and 1890 marks re-
spectively. These penalties, it was con
tended, have helped the cause rather than
otherwise, as they have made it plain that
Social Democrats are not treated on the
same footing as other citizens.
However heavy the cost may be, the
movement will not deviate a hairs
breadth from the path which leads 10 its
appointed goal, and when one falls another
will take his place and fill up the solid
ranks Of the army of Labor"
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The STRIP sAPoNs DEFEATED.

TT. JOSEPH, No. Nov. I5.-TAe suit Of the
Chrrokee Strip Live Stock association
against the Mcclellan CaIiie company vas
decided today in the circuit court in favor
Of the defendant. The suit wss brought
TO recover s.. 40 On note given by The DE-
fendsnt for the rent Of grazing lands ~
ihe hsrosee strip. The Fsose Uas gwen
oaiy short time befosr the yrcSismaf.en
q: ae President was issued GA Feb. J..
lcso ordering the cattaeneB TO vAcat= the
lsnGs Judge Nessison held that TIE
president bad authority 20 order the lafsds
vacated, aud that bis orccr saoDiled the
contract between the Cherokee L5ye Siock
association zna the Mcclellan Cattle cSnl-
rany. The sna. is the first os SIS klpd 10
Fse decidei,~aad vii affect several huu-
arsd u asi.zr sEIis-
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EXTRA SESSION GOSSIP.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15--A Democratic
paper says that 1t is permitted to announce
authoritatively that it is the present de-
termination of eX-President Cleveland not
to call an extra session of congress after
his Inauguration in March next. II is
further announced that in the estimation
OF Mr. Cleveland and his closest friends an
extra session would turn out to be
profitless proceeding. His friends say
that Mr.. Cleveland must have time after
his Inauguration TO look over the ground.
There is objection to the reassemhling of
congress Immediately after the inaugural
tion, on the ground that it would have
more or less unsettling influence on the
business of the country.
WASHINGTON, Nov Is. - Prominent
Democrats here predict an extra session of
congress. When the judiciary appropria-
tion bill for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1884, comes up in the house, Mr.. Holman
and his colleagues. 1t Is Predicted. viii
saddle it with rider repeating the act
authorizing the employment of federal
deputy marshals at the polls. Under the
rules any provision that reduces eXpeud-
itures can be attached as a rider to an
appropriation bill, and the appropriation
committee will use this privilege to get
rid OF the deputy marshal clause. The
senate will in all proba bility refuse its con-
currence, and the Judiciary bill will 90
before the conference committee. The
house members will staad pat, and con-
gress will adjourn on March without
making the appropriation, obliging the
new president to call an extra session.
Should the senate pass the house bill,
rider and all, contrary to expectations, the
measure will, of course, be vetoed 10y
President Harrison and the bill go back to
congress with practically the same result.
The Democrats used hese tactics in the
Forty-fiftn congress under Speaker Ran
dali. Congress adjourned March 4, 1879.
without passing the army appropriation
bill. owing to an endeavor by the house to
add as rider 10 it bill to repeal the gen.
eral election law. The rider provided that
neither the army nor the navy should be
used as a posse comitatus at elections. An
extra session was called by proclamation
of the president March Is. 1879. To the
army bill rider was added repeating the
existing permission of the army to keep
peace at the polls, =" and to the Judiciary
bill was added another, forbidding the
payment of federal marshals for Services
in connection with the elections" They
were vetoed by the president. and finally
passed without riders. In that case the
Democrats were confronted by the reason
able certainty of defeat at the polls,
in the present instance they have
the president and both houses of congress.
Their first effort, therefore, will tie directed
to repeal the act that was used SO effecGu
ally in the late election TO make Demo
cratic capital, and the tariff bill will be
allowed to go over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-16
JACK cAINN SHOT

ST. LOUIS, Nov l5-Colonel Jack"
Chinn, the well known horse starter, was
probably fatally shot at the East $. Louis
race track this afternoon by Officer An
thony of the track police force. Chinn
had oeen doing poor work. and the services
of Starter Dwyer OF Guttenburg We're Sc
cured. Chinn this afternoon went out on
the track and. finding Dwyer there.
spatchezi the hs. from him and ordered
Dwyer of the track Dwyer refused 10 go
and called on the officer for protection
Officer Anthony told Chinn 10 set OF the
track. An alteration ensued, during
which China WAS shot several times by
the officer. He Is IL dangerous condition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-16
A SAFE IRuS1.

NEW YORK, Nov. - The Diebold-Mos-
lerDamon Safe company, a consolidation
of the eleven principal companies aud
firms who manufacture fire aud burglar
proof vaults and safes. was Incorporated
toasy ia the Office OF the secretary OF state
o New ] rSey. with a capital OF s, o9o tS0
NEw YORK, Nov. lathe directors CT
the Natiou.I Llnseed o.. company have
appointed committee with fuil power to
negotiate with the National Lead COM
pany for an amalgamatiou of interests
New YoEK. Nov. l5.-Tne New York
type trust nn,. the Bosi on type foundery
nave determined 10 consolidate.
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MODERN WOOOMEN.

OMAHA. Nov. I5-Tbe head camp of the
Moderu Woodmen OF America il holding
il eighth biennial meeting ia Omaha. All
the officers Of the hesd camp are now in
attendance, including William Il. North
cott. head counsel, Greenviiie, Ills. aud
Frank Swallow, head physician. Valley
Falls, Kan. \ bn-iness session was held
this afternoon al Exposition hall The
exercises tonight were held st the sam.
place. The " oodmen were welcomed by
Governor Boyd, Mayor Bemis and Con-
gresham Bryan
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7Hs MONETARY CONFERENCE

LONDON, Nov. I5.--No program yet ex-
lists for the International monetary con-
ference. which will open al Brussels. Nov.
- When the delegates meet the isroceesi.
ings Viii lie opened by one al the Belgian
representative inviting the American del
ezases 20 state the proposals they desire 10
have Diseased These having been pre-
seated a CON itfee will uc appointed to
-prersr- definite scersaa. The inssrnc-
lions Of SIR wia.asa Vernon hArcaaFs.
chancellor OF the cxcneGuer- to the
English delegates. are ;nst they sre 10
treat the conference rs a conservative
body. without the power 70 ccTnmis ise
zoveznm-n;s represecssd 10 a1Isesnz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-16
CHAIRMAN CARTER.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15-Thomas n. Carter,
chairman of the Republican nationsl COM
mittee, has gone 10 Washington. Before
Mr.. Carter left the city be told a friend
that the R<pu bic N party was fairly and
squarely beaten. The Democratic victory
was too sweeping TO attribute it to local
causes Even the weather could not be
given AS an excuse for the defeat OF the
Republicans. 1t WAS beautiful weather, a
fact that favored Republican success.
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THE SUBSIDY CONTRACTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5-Ths grave ques-
tion which the Fitty-ihird congress must
meet at the outset is that OF reducing ex-
pendtures in order 20 avoid deficit. IL
has been said that a iis reduction can be
made by cutting Off the subsidies granted
by the present administration to the mail
steamship lines. Investigation shows
that this CANNOT he done. for the govern
ment has specific Longtime contracts with
the subsidized steamship lines which can
be enforced iu court.
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A strike AVERTED.

CLEVELAND. o.. Nov. l5-Ths differ
ences between the telegraph operators On
the New York, Pennsy lvania and Ohio
and the company have been settled. Some
time ago the operators presente'! de-
mand for higher wages and submitted
scale of salaries, which made the mini
mum monthly stipend $50 lead OF $40
AT first the company refused to sikn the
scale but finally has done so. also DEEM
ing IL expedieut and desirable TO increase \
few salaries TO point above what is pro-
vided for in the new scale.
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NoN-PaRTlsAn TEMPERANCE

CLEyELASD. o, Nov. D-1Ee eouven-
ti0n Of tic Aon-Partiszn WorDaB'. Chris
tian Temperance union was oieaei this
evening With addresses OF welcome lss Rev
{. ;. Bates. rector of g. PAUL. cHufch.
aud Mrs. Mary T.. iDgersoi!. Mrs.. ~ ny
j. Aidr4cb oi Iowa responded for tie con
vention. T5,ts was followed by ih- annual
address OF Mr>. AIleu j. PnsBney. presi-
dent o. the as~c1;i alton. and - is}r->s by
Mrs Aonie ssltten Gysr. isss hr.f pr.ss-
dent OF lae oFizias! u 0ulsn's Christians
Jsrnt@rsBce anIoa
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IYSCEEO-

OIFoRD, y. G.. XQy. lS-gIiliam Bar
nest ieso.oreGs, who attempted 10 rape \
wh.fe girl ia :his coanty iess Awgust. wss
taken sroI. jas8 ja>f afsT rnicssgh, last
nisal aud s5relsesi I.se 5asser was forced
- oyen the jail Ei4s1e. g-saalty 81 eesta.
.ad he Vas tfs@ cply person who sac 4ay
O. tie IyaeteEs- E3siT riser. wsss
ssartsed TO see Bafn-Es ssnxsag from =
tree Ia sss suugras os .osa
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SWINDlED MERCHANTS

ST Louis. Nov. l5 - Baron Joseph
Oerth, lately "A member OF the firm of
George p. Euglem s. Co. is now absent
from the city. and score OF creditors.
many Of whom are the foremost bus mess
houses of 81. Louis. are eagerly inqniriug
for bis whereabouts. The police are after
him, and pure OF $500 has been made mp
by Oerth's victims aud will go TO The
officer effectin. his arrest His creditors
ella IN thai they nave been swindied cut OF
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IN OLDEN TIMES

People overlooked the importance of per-
manen.ly beneficial effects and were sstis-
fed with transient action. but now that IL
is generally known that Syrup OF Figs will
permanently cure habiiuai constipation,
well Informed people will not buy other
laxAtives. which act for time, bu. finally
iujure the system
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AMERICAN aAlL WAY sscuelrirs

LONDON, Nov. 10 The FinanciHl News
says it think. that the ioog-expected boom
in American railway securities may come
now at any hour. The American sp~euia-
tors, IL dec.are-, have not yet grsspsd the
potential sourcs of traffic expansion taas
Will he affusdsa by the Chics go Columbian
exposition. There - not hiag extrasasaaa
in tie idea TIA, s250. .0y0,e90 OF foreign
money viii be left la Amsrcs as the mar
vest of the exposition. Americans sill be
literally burdssed with money seskiug IN
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SEDALrA, No. Nov. Is Nathan Arnold
aged 90 yesrs. early this morning shot sni
kiIded Curris Tfibble. sE~d 70. beth
men are coiored A long stsDdiag fsui
nal existed between them. 4rsolf wsns
10 Trs5oi~'s bea>. just before aAybresk
and set FIRE 10 IT, While Triosix sAs
ma K inz bt. escape Arnold sbos and killed
BIN. The incsndiAry and murderer wss
arrxsfed.
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.sE.I E1p0RTa

wAsHrSsTox, Nov - The iacresss ia
our exports of i've czgil-, besf 4aa no..
products continues. Iss-f mouth 80 sear
cut i've eatlir - ahs v1in- 81 sZss9 ~
~b5ca VS. Ell. CO. more han ia NJ zas.s<
meath i4ss Year Oar t0.si sx3~rSs II
bers. bog asf dsirg products for tie
moth we're siD,Sss.gyo. asa.sss - ~. .oasi
for o. tcfser
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NELL HANGED

LONDON, Nov l5-Tnomas Neill, other
wise cream. the murderer of Matilda
Clover and several other girls. paid the
penalty for his crimes at o'clock this
morning AT three minutes TO 3 O'Clock
Hangman Biiiington entered the cell Of
the condemned man aud pinioned his
hau,is and arms The procession TO the
gallows was then formed Seiii waIkesl
firmly. A deadly paiior was over bis fea-
lures, but his face showed no otter trace
of emotion. Arrived at The stsffold the
black cap was placed over his head. his
legs piuioued. the moose fitted over his
head, aud the trap sprung. Death was al
most Instantaneous.
Daring has last hours Neil. exhibited
great csISnness of manner and hsi little IN
say. The Chaplain efforts TO bring him
TO a r-;si szstion Of his condition aissi 10 lead
his thoughts away from the things Of
earth were met with apparent apathy.
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POLITICS AND MuRnER

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo, Nov Il. Last
nights Democratic jubilee ended in
murder. William Jeffries, farmer re-
siding near Missouri City, was shot and
killed by Albert kearney who said that
he did the shooting in self defense Kear-
ney was badly wounded by knile and is
not expected to recover.
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GENERAL EosFcPsss IT,

wksHissTos. Nov. E.-Geaxr<l ~ s.
Rnsecrsns. 10 dangerously 81 at his rel.
deree bsF~. with Tie chances sxa!nss rs
recovery. General Ko-ecfzns ass frat
taken down with \ severe cold. biIf sfoss
ihsn other snf more sssrfniaz sympfeuss
basr appeared. and there AZ aow danger a
paralysis
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pPl OmATIc APPOINTMENTS

WASHINGTON. Nov. l5-The president
has appointed William Potter OF Pennsyl-
vania TO be minister 10 Cairo, Egypt: David
J. Thompson Of Oregon II he minister 10
Turkey, and Edward c. Little of Kansas
TO be agent aud consul general TO Cairo
Egypt.
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NEwepapse ca..ce

STpAtfA No. Ney 1T. ) Emerson
asa T. a. Hsil u S~wpsss. u l. tcS~y
boEgat fs- -~zialia ssszstI~. ssss at Es@ ses
siaziF p~s-p4ssry~ ss the interior q t6s
s:2ts. Asr, k-sAsssUa Is "a 1<, 3~~ 81 SslSa
Waldo Esner~ea- Th~ pxrrr slis eonfir ss
20 Dc Beoubsicxa In rc.isscs-
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4 LONG F.sT

Ngx Bggssyicx, Y J.. Noy. IS -Jstnss
s.ill. eoiorez; innate ot the reform
school, bs, compist-f the s. nty -ei~t.Es dsy
of his loe- fsss- The snshofssis. are pax
zied oser Tue case Pnyslci@ns 500 hare
seen - say iBas tss vitality - reia4f -
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DIX S. PURIFY AND J0RDA n
Is5 y. Market ~. " ichita, kanas
SIiiCIOE-

KANSAS CrTY. Kan, Nov. i5.-wiliism
Hillmsn, an employe OF tue ksnsss City
Fertilizer company. today committed sui
eide with poison. He wa. dsspoadsBi,
fearing that winter came on he would
lose his position. He I~aves - wife sisd
two young childreu.
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WEATHER BULLETIN

WEATHER BUREAU
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Nov. Is. 1892
Forecast for Wichita aud vicinity
Colder and fair Wednesday and Thurs
day.
During tho past "a hours the highest
temperature was $50. the lowest 40
and the mean 5lo. with generally cloudless
weather, fresh south. shifting to north.
winds; low, followed bv rising, barometer.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of November
has been 52o. and for the 18th day 49,
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON. Nov 15-The following
are the indications until s D. m. Thurs
day:
For kansas-Fair; variable winds.
For Missouri-Fair; slightly cooler in
west; variable winds.
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FRENCH 1ANSY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
of painful ire. .ularities, and will remove
all Instructions. They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured by Emerson
Drug Co., San Jose. Cal. and for sale by
Fred l.. RIGHT 206 East Douglas avenue.
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As preventive of Grip Boad's sar.sps
riiia nss gro~n into great favor. Il fertl-
a=s the syste m.
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,ncennlAeIsu Ano uiyRose.

Is your blood poor, Taxa BEEcaAh's
Pills
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Mrs. Mary E. Lease Of Wichita Al
legged to be Ambitious to
Succeed Perkins.
John Martin, Speaker Elder and Several
Other Political Silurans Placed
on Exhibition.

Grover Cleveland Makes a Platitudinous
Speech at the Banquet Of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce
President-Elect Said to be
Opposed to an Extra Ses-
sion of Congress-Gen-
eral Political
Notes.
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CABLE news

CABLE news
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONGRESS OF
GERMAN SOCIALISTS.
An International Democracy United
in Opposition to Capital as
Its Only Enemy.
The French Cabinet on the Verge of An
other Orisis-The Anarchist Out
breaks in Paris the Cause.
Neil, tbs Murderer, Hanged at Newgate
Prison-Ths Program Of the Forth
coming Monetary Conference at
Brussels Yet to be Agreed
Upon-The Action Of the
Delegates to be Ad-
visory Only.
Notes