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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-21
YELLOWSTONE PARK LEASES.

WASHINGTON, July 20-Representative
McR,e, from the committee on pubic
lands, today submitted to the house the
report of the committee on public lands,
which was instructed by the house to eX-
anime and report as TO the circumstances
under which certain leases of ground in
the Yellowstone National park were made,
in March, 1889, by the secretary OF the In
terror to the Yellowstone Park assocla-
ton. and also why the privilege given to
the association in said leases 10 transport
passengers in the park was afterwards re-
scinded, and the same granted to .. >.
Huntley The report says that the secre-
tary made lease to Huntley for trans
portatiou business only, and without an
obligation to build any hotels, aud de-
clared a forfeiture of the right of trans
portation of the Yellowstone Park associa-
zion, without notice, without trial or any
statement OF any complaints Tor non-use
or misuse of the right.
Mr. Wakefield of the association says
that Mr.. Huntley is Republican and Il
political friend of Russell Harrison, son of
the president. The secretary says that
Mr.. Huutley was recommended to him by
several senators and congressman, and
once or twice by Russell Harrison.
The committee Is unable to find how the
public service was III the least promoted
by forfeiture In another connection the
report speaks of the friendship existing
between Russell Harrison and Mr.. Waters,
the latter having stated to Mr.. Gibson,
president Of the association, that he and
Russell Harrison were old friends out III
Montana, aud be thought that he got him
to aid in arranging matters. Mr.. Waters
testimony is plainly evasiye, aud with The
evident desire to shield Russell Harrison S
name In conclusion, the report has the
following to say with respect TO Russell
HarriSon:
1T may not be remarkable in mon
archy for the heir apparent to strive TO
influence official actions, but III republic,
there being no heir apparent, the co-ex-
istence of facts warranting the conclusion
that the presidents son. influential Cnly
in that capacity, is called upon TO exert
his influence for a corporation dealing
with "A great department OF the govern
menk. aud about the same time 5000 OF
the same corporation Is sought to be set
aside for this same son-thls coincidence
stands out for legislative condemnation,
having escaped official criticism by the
executive department"
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NOLAND GOES UP.

ST. LOUIS. July 2O.-ExTreasurer No
land will bid his friends good bye tOmor-
row and leave for jefferson City, where he
will give himself up To the warden OF the
penitentiary 10 serve his sentences of two
years for embeZzling state funds. This
announcement was received here today
with some incredulity, but when Noland
admitted its truth aud said that he had
determined to end the suspense under
which he had labored, and would give
him self up to the DenItentiary officials
He was anxious, he said, to get the matter
out OF the way and to again be freeman.
Mrs. Noiand aud Noland's sister have
gone 20 Jefferson City 10 plead with Gov
rruor Francis for d pardon, but Noland
has no hopes of their being successful
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aRjT,Sa p0,ITtcS.

LoNDoN, July 20.-The Daily News, com.
menting on Mr.. Balfour's ignorant
statement that no home rule Is worthy OF
the name unless it includes the right OF
levying separate customs and power to
endow a church, reminds him that the
legislature of an American state is not
subordinate to the national congress, but
In its own sphere is absolutely Indepeu-
dent, and yet NO American state can III.
duige in the luxury Of an ecclesiastical
establishment or impose duties on the ad-
mission Of goods from other states.
The Standard says: 1.-The government
must meet the new parliament and leave
1t 10 Mr.. Gladstone to ask the house OF
commons to vote no confidence in the min
istry, but it does not follow that he VIII
succeed IN carrying SUCH vote On the au-
dress. The Nationalisrs may move To
amend his resolution that the house refuse
TO withdraw confidence IL Lord SALISBURY
stone, and IL cannot ao this un-
I'll 1t knows the course Mr-
Gladstone intends to pursue in the event
OF his accession TO power. such an amend
ment would raise the whole question or
the particular measure of home rule MT
Gladstone is meditating. and 1t IS OBVIOUS
that the anti-Parneliites. quite as much as
the Parnellires, would then be forced to
compel him TO make in the house the dis
closures which he mas so far refused to
make TO the country. This would be
natural, logical and legitimate piece OF
tactics and the Parnellites would be want
ing in devotion to Mr. Paruelps memory
and in obedience to his counsels II they do
not adopt it. They have personal wrongs
to avenge and cannot be expected TO sup
port Mr. Gladstone until they know some
thing of his plans.
IF Mr. Gladstone refuses TO be frank
and candid, they can refuse to vote for
him. and he will be beaten on his own res
olution and will fail to carry a vote for
want of confidence, or Will carry II by
SO absurdly small majority as
to make his accession TO his odlee any
thing but certain If be consented under
the threats OF nominal adherents to tell
the house what sort OF Irish parliament he
wishes TO create, he would Immediately
fud himself in this practical dilemma:
Either the plan would dissstisfy the Ma
tlonalists or it would dissatisfy the mod
crate section OF his English and Scotch
supporters. Mr. Gladstone can carry a
vote for want of confidence. If at all, by
more than a light majority. IL would then
remain for the government to decide
whether TO resign or TO continue 10 mold
Office till such time, necessarily not re-
mote, when it could reappeal to the coun-
try. The government, therefore. must
stand its ground and invite Mr.. Gladstone
to do his worst"
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rides In tho Mediterranean.

For practical purposes the Mediter-
ranean may be accepted as being what
il is popularly supposed to be- tideless
sea, bat it is not SO In reality. YIN many
places there is distinct rise and fall.
though this is more frequently due 10
winds and currents than TO lunar attrac-
ton. At Venice there is rise Of from
one TO two feet IN spring tides, accord
ing TO the prevalence Of winds mp or
down the Adriatic. IN many S:=z'.s
and ns~Tow arms Of the sea there Is
periodical fux and rehux, but the only
place where the tidal influence. prop
erly SO called, Is Enthusiastically observed
is In the gulf of Gabes, where the tide
runs nt the rate Of two or three knots
an hour and the rise and fall varies from
three TO eight feet
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BASEBALL

WASHINGTON, July Washington:
Runs 2, basehits s, errors 4; Cincinnati:
Runs 3, basehits Z, errors 2 Pitchers
Duryea and Rhines.
NEW YORK, July 20-New York: Runs
6, ba,ehits 6, errors 1; Chicago: Runs
$, basehits Z. errors ,. Pitchers-Crane
aud Hutchinson.
PHILADELPHIA, July 19-St Louis:Ruus
/, basehits 4, errors .; Pbiladelphia: Runs
4, basehits 3, errors 2 Pitchers-G leasOn
and Corsey.
BALTIMORE, July 20 Baltimore: Runs
20. basehits %, errors 2; Pittsburg: Runs T.,
basebits Is. errors 6. Pitchers-Mc Mahon
and Baldwin.
BROOKLYN, July 29-Louisville: Runs G..
basehits 49, errors 3; Brooklyn; Runs 3,
basehits s. errors 4. Pitchers-Sanders and
Hart.
Boston July 20-Boston: Runs 8. base
hits Is. errors 5; Cleveland: Runs 2, base
hits 6, errors s. Pitchers-Staley and
Clark
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4 ntKnTA TORNADO-

ST. paul. MINI. July 2D.-Speciais from
yarIou. polnis IN South Dakota give tie
details or "a severe storm that did consider
able damage u crops aud property last
nizhf. At GettysbUrg woman named
Herssn was kiiie! and her child fatally ia
iure-l Nearly every house IA Gettysburg
was damaged. and the Methodist aud Il sp-
ti,C churches destroyed.
CHICAGO. July y a severe storm pre-
Vailed To-Day IL Ga!rsDuTg, Springfield aaa
Monticello, j ,sGI several points tETo1 gf-
out Iowa mere WIS 10 los, Oi iIte, iu-
the destruction OF property was cJas.der-
able.
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THE WHISKY TRUST.

CHICAGO, July "a Internal revenue
officials who are somewhat familiar with
whisky trust affairs say lively times are
When the trust was formed and the indie
pendent distiliers absorbed by the combi-
nation, the trust took leases OF the plants.
These leases, or the greater number OF
them, are about TO expire aud the lessees
and lessons are at loggerhe1ds over claims
By the latter that rents should be advanc-
ed. The trust has not always had its own
way in controlling the market lately. IT'S
ompeeitors being aggressive aud hence
the attempts TO advance prices for leases
has met with determined resistance.
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HE heRRINGION EiZzlE.

HERRINGToN, Kan, July 20 The boiters'
convention today formally decided to not
place "a straightout Democratic state
ticket in the field. A committee, headed
by Mr. Lowe, was appointed to issue an ad-
dress TO the Democrats of the state, detlu-
ing the position Of the boilers.
The convention to nominate congress
man for the Fifth district chose ,. ID.
Cook, who was the only candidate. He
addressed the convention, pledgiDg him
self to make straight Democratic fight.
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NRTiiApY

LAWRENCE. ksu.. Juiy @9-JobE Dos.
ue.!.. a l,s.5 kUoqgn AstI wealthy cst4LSa oi
tais place, died tass afSsraOOu after a. i4l-
mes Jf taree days lie was - years old
YASEIoE :. u, Jniy y Charles r
y .cre-. soa OF Sil Hyroey Dtcrrs. late
admiral of jh- British navy, di7d a. his
home. az fesy Hlles s-sst OF has city, las
%. sat. ffolA .EJarlss rrcsl sesi DUNG =
wrestling match u sunday iast-
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SENATE

WASHINGTON, July 20.-In the senate to-
day Nj Vest assailed the anticipation bill
as an undue stretch of the constitution; as
an attempt on the part of congress TO exer-
else police powers within the states. aud as
a delusion TO the farmers, in whoss inter
est, he said. il was making
Mr.. Washburn defended the bill. Several
Others took part in the discussion, which
lasted over three hours.
Mr.. Daniel had the floor when the hour
of adjournment came
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON. July 20-In the house to-
day number OF measures were passed.
the most mporlaat OF which was one in
creasing the pay of the life saving service
men.
A bill granting American registry to the
steamship China was defeated.
The commerce. COMMITTEES WAS authoriz-
ed 10 investigate the Reading combine.
Adjourned
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RnSION REpIIRlIcANS-

BoSToS, July 2o.-The Republicans OF
Massachusetts tonight, at fremont ten
pie, ratified the nominations of the Miune-
apolis convention. The temple was crowd
ed and much enthusiasm was manifested.
The speakers were Hon w ". Crapo of
New Bedford, ex-Governsr Brackett, Mr..
Greenhalse of Lowell and Hon. Henry
Cabot Lodge of Boston.
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NON-UNION MEN.

PITTsBURG. Pa, July 20-Some excite
ment was caused in the nelghborhood OF
Thirty-third street this morning by the
attempt of about forty non-union men TO
get into the upper Union mills. The new
men We're finally induced TO leave. The
strikers are anxiously waiting 20 see what
will be done tomorrow when the date for
the old men expires.
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The postponed meeting of the cooking
club will be held on Friday morning, July
%, ali 9 O'Clock sharp. AT the resi- dence Of
Mrs Is. +. hartman, 64l Waco avenue.
All members are requested TO be present.
Z he
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cooks. walters and watcbmen-ln every
working department, except the clerks ln
the Office. -,
A surreptitious entrance to the mlils
was made necessary by the TACT tnat the
proper gateways are now closed ana sedieo
TO newspaper men. Fires were burhlng III
the open-hearth department NO. L ana III
the armor-plate mill, put in heltner maa vas
there more than half a dozen men WDen
The newspaper inspection was made. III
one place what seemed to be six red d-hot
newly made or newly heated armor plates
were seen This was the sum total OF any
thing bearing the resemblance TO new
product that could be observed IN the tour
or during its repetition. Steam was up III
nearly all the stationary engines through
out the establishment, but for what pur-
pose was not apparent. Some of the men
counted were handling sleeping cots on
fiat car, while several others were making
themselves comfortable, seated on chairs
and with their feet perched up against Ihe
wall.
The sensation at Homestead today was
the stop which General Snowden put 10
the demonstrations in honor or burgess
McI4uckie. A battery OF artillery, three
troops of cavalry and two companies OF
infantry. all armed. were held III readiness
on the hillside TO move down upon lhe
strikers at moments S notice, II Uentrai
Snowden's orders had met with the siiS gnu.
est resistance. Captain John GerDlch OF
Cham bersburg, with company e., EIghtn
regiment, NUM- bering thirty men, brought
the order to Mr.. McLuckie's house, just
as the procession from the depot arrived.
Captain Gerbich quietly requested that
speeches be dispensed with, and the crowd
dispersed.
Governor Pattison tonight received
large deputation of the citizens OF Home.
stead, who called to urge the removal OF
the militia from the town. The governor
listened attentively to what the deputa,
tion had TO say and replied that he would
keen the guards here and stay here him
self all summer if necessary to vindlcate
law and order, and, if necessary, he would
spend every dollar in the state treasury,
and then mortgage the state 10 accomplish
that end
Hugh O'Donnell, the uncrowned king or
the strikers, arrived home tonight. lie
said that he had been in New York all the
time, and that his mission had been sue
cessful Mr. O'Donnell is one of the strik-
ers charged with the killing of the Pinker-
tons, and he will go to Pittsburg IN the
morning to give himself up
Impaired Digestion repaired by BEECH
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THE GEORGIA ALLIANCE.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 20-The state Far
mers' Alliance convention met today 10
put state ticket in the field. Z. {. Post,
chairman of the state committee, called
the convention to order. Hon. NJ. /.
Branch was chosen temporary chairman.
&. G. Post was chosen permanent chair
man. A platform was adopted, endorsing
tariff reform and the Omaha declarations
A full state ticket was placed in the field,
headed 10y W. Y. Peck tor governor.
Rev. Sam Small, in a sensational speech,
came out squarely for the Peoples party.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, July 20. 1892.

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, July 20. 1892.
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Continued warm and fair.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was 81. the lowest IS,
and the mean sc. with warm, clOudless
weather, gentle southeast to south winds,
nearly stationary pressure.
For the past four years the average
temperature fer the month of July
has been 79, and for the Goth day so.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. July 20.-The forecast to s
p. m. Thursday:
Oklahoma - Generally fair; continued
warm; south winds.
kansas-Continued warm winds and
fair weather; cooler Thursday night.
misunderstanding in east generally;
fair in western portion; southerly winds;
warmer in eastern and cooler in western
portion by Friday morning; variable
winds
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TEMPERANCE Drinks.

CHICAGO, July 2l-The " omsn's Chris
tiaa Temperance union today begaE q
movement in This city which is likely 10
interfere not only with the saloon keepers,
with the trade OF the soda fountain 11d
the numerous vsnders Of sumne! drinks
Mrs Matilda Case. Of the organization
mentioned, obtained leave 10 p4scs IN the
p0stoffice building aa automatic fountain
eoutainiug a standard TEN pesalcs drink 70
Ue sold al ! cent glass Otheg pubic
buildings will probably be furnished w.ih
Iita .Rnla hoau TOR the tEirs-y
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results wheL
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, eleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
dueed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in Its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SSa sRAScISc0. ca.
LOUISVILLE, ~. REV FOs,. NJ
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THE PINKERTONS.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-The house judi
ciary committee has summoned Robert A.
Pinkerton and William Pinkerton TO
appear before the committee on Friday
next, when they will be questioned in re-
gard to their police aud detective system.
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MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.

ST. LOUIS, July 2o.-At Clayton this
afternoon DR.. Richard Barthold, editor Of
the Tribune, Il German evening paper
here. was nominated for congress on the
first ballot by the Republicans of the Tenth
Missouri district, defeating ex-Congresa-
man W. NJ kinzie.
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sz~Lkne smeffoHrO

SILNa. July - Ii - rsporss4 neve iAss
the hsZsCA trl!pesnrn, wHo are AzhtsSG
fog thrls gnasfpe sds.4cs against he azsseF
u Aflsaa145sr.a-. VI 10 seeks - add iasls
territory Is as d.gntniou, have auo1s1sfi
lie am = troops asd kl.l-d fns8y bun-
Cre.s % tlselsi.
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MUSICAL LEAGUE.

The Musical league will meet this after
noon with Mrs. ID. Hays. room II, Biting
block, at o'clock. The lesson will be
review OF "Oratorio." Selections will be
given from the Messiah" Creation"
Elijah" etc. MRS EVA B. STKFFKE.
~
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THREE IRAMPS KILLED.

PLATTsMoUTH, Neb., July 20-A Burl-
ington freight tIain was wrecked at the
east end of the Missouri river bridge this
morning. Turee trhmps were killed aud
twelve cars filled with grain demolished.
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SEcREIARY MCOMAS

WASHINGTON. July 20 Hon. Lewis +
McComss OF Marylsnd has been appointed
by Chairman Carter secretary OF the Ma
tlonal Republican committee Mr.. Nc
Comas has accepted and will begin bis
duties forthwith
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The CAOl ERA.

LONDON, July pa dispatch to the
Chronicle from Baku says that SO, coo of
the l00, 600 inhabitants have left the town,
carrying the infection Of cholera through
out the empire. The price of bread has
tripled
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SELECT KNIGHTS.

Special meeting OF Forest City Legion
No 45, III their hall on North Market
street, tonight. Let all comrades attend
this meeting. Good news 10 all. The
session will be very short.
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THE IDAHO MINERS,

WALLACE, Ida. July 20-All is quiet
here. Work Is being resumed under mill
tary protection in all the mines IN the
Coeur d'Alene district. Union and nom
union men alike are applying for work.
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FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
Of painful irregularities, aud will remove
all obsirucJions They are sure and safe
every time Manufactured by Emrrson
Drug Co. san JOSE. Cal, and for sale by
Fred l. RIcas. 10 East Douglas ayeuue
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AUTOMATIC COUPLERS.

WASHINGTON, July 20.-TAe senate inter
state commerce committee has agreed
upon bill requiring the use OF automatic
couplers and power brakes on Interstate
railroads
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ANNOUN UNCENENTS
DEGREE OF HONOR

Regular meeting of this society in A O..
u. w. hall, on North Market street, to-
night at O'Clock sharp.
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SOuTHFRN TELFGRApHERS

LOUISVILLE, July 20.-Thera is a pros
pect of Il strike of 1000 telegraph operators
on the Louisville and Nashville road. The
men ask an advance in pay and the adop-
tion OF certain rules for the dismissal of
men. The superintendent of transporta-
tion and the general manager have refused
to accede to the demands Today the mat
ter will be laid before President Smith,
and if an agreement with him cannot be
reached strike will follow The order
numbers 2l 600. all of whom are pledged TO
support the strike il made.
Take HOOPS and only HOODS because
Hoods Sarsaparilla CURES. 1t possesses