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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

and, as their representatives, the captain
and other officers of the ship
| There Is another unfortunate circum-
| stalice IN connection with the judicial pro
| ceedlngs, and which ought not to have eX-
| listed. The judge Of crimes ut Valparaiso
/ is r oster Recabarren. a son OF Julio Foster,
who is at present in the United States,
where he is making a great outcry
against Blaine and Egan, and
against the political party to which both
| befong. Is ltstrange that the people OF the
United Sta3es regard with suspicion the
result OF an Investigation conducted by "a
man who is. so closely connected with
Julio Foster. In regard to the other ques-
ton, about asylum, il IS necessary to con-
fess that the action of our foreign office
| has been TAR from corresponding with the
historical antecedentS which have always
distinguished it. But in the train of stu
pidities there is one that eclipses them all
We refer to the cablegram sent by Minis
ter Malta TO our minister in Washington
Any one who reads that document, which
will become historical, cannot but be con-
yinced hat it contains everything but pro
priety and decorum. We will not con-
Time the analysis of this cablegram
which would give us material for long and
sad commentaries"
SANTIAGO, Chill, Jan. 30.-The article in
la Democracla was written by a man who
"d9 ChIek OL Gne CaDlBSL ulltler IOdILndCSCd,
and who was at one time Chiliau minister
in Washington.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 30.-The Post tomor
row will say: ''The story that Secretary
Blaine was to be summoned before the
house committee on foreign affairs, to tell
how it happened that there was such IN
alleged delay in informing the president
of the reply TO his ultimatum, Is denied by
Mr.. Blount, chairman of the dommittee.
" There's not a word OF truth i'll it,
said Mr. Blount. / do not for moment
believe that there was any connivance III
this matter. and | am sure that when the
president sent his message to cougreSs he
did not know that reply to his note to
Chilli had been received. Nor did any one
else; for, according to the best information
/ have been able 10 obtain | am convinced
that the reply did not come till Tuesday,
after the reading of the message in the
house "
NEW YORK, Jan. 30.-The Herald's
Santiago cable says: "A cable dispatch
was received from Minister Pedro Montt,
at Washington, repeating the text of
President Harrison's message to congress
accompanying Chlli's reply to the ulti-
matum of the United States. He adds
that the government of the United States
is favorahly disposed, and is content with
Minister Perreira's reply. Senor Perreira
read Senor Months dispatch at the session
OF the senate this afternoon. Nothing was
said in tue dispatch relating to the CUES
tion of future arbitration and indemnity
but Chill will pay whatever indemnity is
agreed upon"
VALPARAISO, Jan. 30-The acceptance
of Chili's reply to the ultimatum of Presi-
dent Harrison has given great satisfaction
here Exchange has risen - pence.
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an - WRErks

RoBELIyE, La. an 3)--The east bound
Texas aad Pscitc passenger train was
wrecked near here today by the b1ruing
Of trestle Eagineer Miau.ck was killed
and three train men and tyvo passenger
were injured. TIE other passengers
esca ped with q severe skakiag az. i ae
engine, the baggage, expTrs@. mail. pas
sel-er and sleeping cars wsEs throw. from
The track and All burned
MIDDLE GROVE, III. ism. D-Two
freight trsius OF she iowa Leasral co;.ised
here this moraIDE Engineer Eaean vas
instantly 6s5led Half aozen other ;ra n
Ken were n j8Fr3. Two ot them fatally
~ PAEI. Jan %L-Thss zngruinLs a1i
- Pan! rosd ran over tTT0 cisidre1 named
ETe~i Aa4 isa~a heglp. ou HseE street
Roia we're IJsss Instantly, b@.EE erslsse1
N q ferr Ole alanaer- Use ch81re2 tr-@sA
"a rua acg0s- rie - rees Bu fr8sst ~ Eks car.
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BERLIN, Jan. 3O.-The debate on the edu
cation bill in the lower house of the
| Prusslan diet was closed today by an
agreement to refer the bill to a committee
OF twenty-eight. Chancellor Won Caprivi's
/ speech on the bill yesterday showed no
| sIgn OF any disposition toward concilia-
.iou: 0liice then, however, private nego-
tlatlons, in which Herr Miguel, Prussian
! minister of commerce, Chancellor Won
CaprlVl and Won Bennigen We're concerned
! nave given rise to a hope that the govern
| menG VIII consent to remodel the law, so
as TO dlVest the measure of its most OBJ
n0XiOus feature
This departure is due to the govern.
ments realizing the strength of the coali-
ton of Modern Conservatives National
Liberals and Freisit.niges The chancellor
calculated that of the 428 members consti-
tntlng the house the bill would get the
support of 232, consisting of Centrists.
conservatives and several independents
Ihls estimated majority has been reduced
by the threatened detection of a number of
! conservatives. Doubtless the government
| can still really force the measure through
with depleted majority, but it would re
suit IN a rupture in the ministry. the in
eVltaOle dissolution of the diet. and the
formation OF strong and united liberal
party, backed by popular agitation
Whlch would eventually Overturn the gov
against the emperor's policy.
so today Chancellor Won Capriyi altered
his tone of defiant hostility toward the
National Liberals. After declaring that
rdilglon and education were inseparable.
he denied desiring to domineer over the
Liberals. 1t vas, the Liberal coalition. he
said. that aimed to domineer over the gov
ernment. The National Liberals designed
to use the bill as a lever in forming great
Liberal party, but, he added: II accept
the conclilatory attitude of todays party
| organs, and L now think that the menace
TO create an opposing coalition was only a
soap bubble that has already burst"
Herr Ruckert the Freisinnige leader. de-
clared himself as opposed to any com.
promise. his party was ready to oppose
the bill to the bitter end.
Oh ncellor Won Caprivi, upon the con.
| cluslon of Herr Rickert's address again
arose ana commented on the opposition of
the National Liberals. The whole tenor
Oh the Chancellor's remarks showed his de-
sire to avoid final rupture with the Ma
tional Liberals
The house adjourned till Wednesday.
In the mean time the situation is one of a
suspended crisis. Ministers Boetticher
and Furth will resign with Miouel if the
emperor does not allow the chancellor to
assent to Prucial amendments. IT, is prob
able that the issue of the struggle will be
to preclDitate general election, which is
due in the autumn
The NoSsiche Zeituug publishes East
African advIcesy Under date of Jan. 5show-
ing that Emn Pasha is making q victor
ions march to his old quarters. After sew
eral battles with the natives of Un-ero he
arrived at Magungo, ut the northern bend
or Albert Myanza, where he was welcomed
Dy hundreds OF his former troops.
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JOHN M. THURSTON

CHICAGO, Jan. 30-Hon. John II. Thurs
ton is in the city. and it was whispered in
political circles that he was a candidate
FOR the Republican nomination for the
vice presidency of the United States. To a
repOri er who asked him rs 20 the truth of
the rumor, he said: NO: am not a can
didate In the sense of seeking that honor
but many of my friends have been kind
enough TO suggest that might be accept
able to the Republicans of the country
The Office is a great one, and no man
would hesitate TO accept it. I have not
made any effort TO secure the nomination
/ cannot, of course, prevent my friends
from putting forward nv name"
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HARPER COUNTY BONES

Special Dispatch 10 the Dads K4sse-
ANTHONY. Kan, Jan. S4-At \ mass
meeting OF the taxpayers held here today,
j. was agreed % resist the mandare OF tie
Z niied STATES supreme court IN the last
ditch ard heyond in the levy of tax 70
pay the fraudulent boDds issued before the
settlement ot Hafner county. ThiS means
a compromise or nothing for lie bond
hnEfe-.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT
New YORK, Jan. 30 The weekly banb
statement shows the following changes;
A GRuDGE SETTIEn.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Jan. Sat West
Fork. ten miles south OF here, difficulty
occurred last night in which four men
were wounded. \ grudge had formerly
existed between the Grahams aud the
Rutherfords Last night She feud was re
newed, and a fight ensued in which Colo
mel Rutherford aud Jim Graham We're
mortaily wounded and two others badly
hurt. The weapons used were pistols and
EnivaE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
THE MOST PLEASANT WAY.

and fevers is TO use the liquid laxative
remedy, Syrup of Figs. whenever the sys-
tenn needs p gentle, yet effective cleansing.
To be benefited one must get the true
remedy manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup company only. For sale by all
druggists in SOC and 81 bottles
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The aahita daily Eagle Sunday aorne ganuarY ST. 1882

on rules would have upon the transaction
of business by the house. His remarks
were vigorous, and commanded deep at
tention After great deal of debate the
rule was approved by IA vote of 80 too,
though some opposition was raised on the
ground that there was no uuo-uin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

These waters are for fhe rslist and core
u painful irreguiaTit}ez, and wll4 rss4sofs
al obstruction. They ars ssrs aEd safe
every time Manufactured - Fg1@rs0f
Drug Co. san jose. Is5-. and foF szle -
Fred I. RtcAf. 81 f.as1 Doaeias aTsaue.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
A FAMILY POISONED.

ST. JOSEPH. No, Jan. 80 The family o:
jackson Powers Of the fire department.
consisting of MRS. Powers, TWO small chill
dreu. and Mrs. Powers sister, nre in a
critical condition from poisoning. caused
by eating sardines. Mrs. Powers and her
sister Will recover, but 1t is feared that the
children will die
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GoNERNOR MklNLEY.

CoIENBIs. O. Jan. 31-gsoreruor Nc
kiuieg tyas rrg.<srt-d much befter lossay
Hew agpgnd his room, but IS uuAsle 20
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

The thousands Of cures Of scrofuia, salt
rheum. etc, by Hoods Ssrssp parilia con
stitute absolutely conclusive evidence Il
its superior merit as a blood purifier. Be
sure % get HOOD s.
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What is

Samuel Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc Drops Soothing Syrup and Castor Oil.
1t Pleasant. its guarantee is thirty years by
Millions Mothers. Castora destroys Worms and allays
fevershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd,
cures Diarrhoea Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and atulency
CastOra assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
t0ria Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31

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PimpleS, BlackheadS,

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shat greatest % al kin beautseers tbe CyrCKA
foAP. lnc5mparabis for the skln. uHequslied fos
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Produces the loveest. wisitest. clearest skla ana
Sofiesi hands. Warranted Absolutely pure sale
kreater than al other SKIN soaps coa.blaed-
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Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dreu. Mothers have repeatedly told me Of its
good effect upon their children"
DE-. G. c. oseoop,
Lowell, Mass.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
GUTHRIE NOTES.

The song of the tax gatherer is heard in
the land. Have you any city, county or
territorial scrip for sale? Give you 90 per
cent. Treasurer Laverty and his able corps
of assistants are worked early and late.
They are all very obhging gentlemen.
The public schools have been having an
oral examination the past week. Forty
five of our representative citizens have bean
examining the children. They report fa-
yorably. The school board have received
an addition in the person of Henry +
Asp. He represents the west side, and 1t
is well represented.
VIM. P.Hackney will probably return to
Kansas.
Next week the board of trade fair comes
off. The display will be very fine.
DR.. Snyder assistant surgeon of the
United States army was in town Friday
visiting friends. The doctor is a credit to
the army and thorough gentleman.
Bert Anderson, the sheep man of Or
lando, made Guthrie flying visit
The topic of conversation is. WHO will
be appointed to the vacant judgeship."
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JOHN 7. HESSEL, Cheney, Kan.
CONSUMPTION.

Ihave positive remedy for TIE above disease bT -
use thousands Of eases q the worst kind and Of long
standing have been cured. Indeed strong ny faith
IN is eecacy taat VIII ssud TWO FyE with
VALUABLE TREATISE On tars dissass % any s'1f-
fsrer who viii send theIr Express and p. .. sdrsss
II. A. sIOcum, NJ. C.. 1873 Pearl ST., y. u.
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TERRITORIAL NOTES.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
GUTHRIE, o. T., Jan. Ex-Governor
Seay will take the oath of Office Monday
Feb l. In the evening he will be given a
reception in the court room, and delega-
tions are expected from ali parts of the
| territory.
| The supreme court has not as yet rem
| dered any important decisions
| Secretary Martin viii leave for the east
| the first of the week. His furiough has
been we'll earned. The ubiquitous Cal
| Orner will hold the reins in his absence.
| Territorial Superintendent Lswhead
has by dint of great effort been able to de-
| clare 80 cent per capita TO all the chill
! dren of school age in tie territory This
comes from monies received from the lease
| of school lands.
| There is a great demand for territorial
| warrants for tax purposes.
The Santa Fe will pay $4,000 in taxes
! in Oklahoma. In Logan county alone the
road pays S10.062 SO. How is this for
| monopoly?
The Washington delegation is being
strengthened weekly. In the persous of
Hon. Horace Speed and W. P Hackney
the terri tory will have its interests well
looked after.
Territorial Treasurer Murphy smiles as
he sees the treasury fill up No territorial
bonds will be necessary this year.
The opening Of the Cherokee strip ex-
cites but little interest
The West Side is happy over the appro-
priation for the allotment of the lands.
| There will be quite rush to that section
when the Cheyenne and Araaphoe reserva-
tion opens. There was a meeting of the
| regents of the territory at Norman last
week. Much routine work was transact
ed and some wise measures were institu-
ted relative to the building of the univer
sitY
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"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is rot
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest of their children, and use CaStoria in
stead of the various squack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them 70 premature graves. +"
Dr. J. E KISCHELoE,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-31
Castoria

"CaStoria IS sowell adapted TO children that
recommend il Gs superior toa any prescription
known 10 me-"
IT. A. ARCHER, ". D.,
III So. Oxford St, BroOklyn, n. Y.
''Our physicians in tas cAiidren's depare
rnent have spoken .higaly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with CastoIia,
and although We only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yc< we are free TO confess that the
merits of Castoria has won us 10 look with
favor upon It."
UNITED HosrrTLL AND DisrESsARY,
Boston, Mass
ALLEN c. SaTru, Pres,
.urray Street, Now York City.
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THE FIGHT AGAINST THE kAISER'S
EDUCATION MEASURE.
A Coalition of It's Opponents Forces
It's Reference to a Special COM
mittee for Revision.
The Existence Of tie Present Ministry
Threatened by the Bitterness Engen-
dered by the Struggle Over the Bill

A Remarkable Manifesto Issued by the
Landed Gentry of Russia Indif-
terence of the Government to the
Sufferings of the PeasantEy
Liable to Cause an Upris-
ing-The Crisis of the
Present Trouble
Expected to
Occur IN
Spring.
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The Company, n Murray York City
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-04
PERSONAL.

\. ". Sokee. Of Portland, is 81 tie Occidental
George J. Nils OF Olympia, - AZ the Northern
J. 7. NeCoI,Ssa, OF New YORK, IS - the No11a-
era-
{. Z Good,aude-, o. Memphis, is at TIE North
err
Arthur W. Butler, OF New York, Is q. the
Rainier.
Mrs. John Luud, of Etaonts, Is az TIE Sac
cualzate.
Sw speer sad \ B speer, OF saohonish, are
s: the G-sn3-
NJ sad Mrs. James McR2e, OF Niagar. Falls,
are 81 tie Grand
Mr.. and Ms. E. c. Fo!tz. o. Mount Vernon.
are az the Grand
Harry 4. Hart ant J. c. P.ing,e, o. Pert Towrs-
END. z-e a. The Grand
Mr.. and M. ". J. Reid and child. of Port
land, are a: the Rainier.
Z c Million and 5 party o, friends from
Mount Vernoa are st the Grand.
Nrs 3. 2. Patlea an.i Ms Robert Wootins, OF
Slaughter, are st the Occidental
William Donoh1e sad e A. Grundeul, Of
E..ensourg. ar= AZ tie Occidental
The Misses Anna. Kate, Belle and Bessie Aur-
rsy. OF EIiershgrg, Areat The Occidental.
NJ. aad Mrs e. II Miller snd NJ. aad Mrs.. 7.
n AL+tS-- o. ASlAEatas- E-S4tA-Gl
c. l. vsasfoHte1, 7. c Coraerfort. e. Stoel
sat 4. Gibbs. Of NansIue, a-e A. the O.cidentsL
4 L. Haynes, Harry Cattesz.l. George Fish
AMI J. 3. Jones, OF Victoria are ST the occl-
dental
TIE Rainier Is the headquarters OF Whatcou
pargy-Nr. Frank Fiins, Nrs- Hoffman and Miss
Hoffman
Mr. r T. sherbo-us. Miss Sherborre, Mss
Ns>he- AMI Mss L Mesher, OF Victo-is. are a.
tae Grand
Cclonel Henry lsuies, OF PORT Townsend, ar
rived 81 TIE Northern yesterday 10 join the
militia forces here.
WI FRANKLIN. r J. Fros., George lite srd
J. Hyiant. OF Victoria. sEe a. The saol 1.lrzis.
having come 20 celebrate the FOURTH
Mrs w Il kfulbzn snd child arrived from
Port Townsend ~ the Northern yesterday 70 join
the lieutenant 40 Is 10 * Judge II tia prize
drill today.
The following residents OF Washington are
registered 81 tie Ns~ York hotels: From Sc
stcIe-I. W Eltx and J. 5. Gilman, at tie West
minister: ". L ChlIds. st the Aioelarle- From
WsIA WaNa-W. hirAmzn, q. The savoy. Frou,
TscoEx-C B STACK POLE. 81 the Windsor
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THE LATE PROFESSOR DWIGHT.
Grandson Of Former President of Yale
AMI Uncle of the Present President.

Professor IeecI1rs William p=lEat. OF Co
luub,s college Isw sc1oo.. v9o died il New
York city On June -. was : member of the Dis
tz1gu.shed Dwight family. VITO IS educators.
suthors and journalists have LEI. their impress
OF the ui1Stseata century. His father was
Benjamin wooIsey Dwight the second sca OF
Timothy Dxigas. who szeces+sd Dr.. sizes
presitsa: Of Yale college II I-e5, watch o1H.a
lie held Until his death II 81. Sad 20 bis
standardization o. YAl='s s5.1-s WAS largely
due It's growth 81 tire whea the
college was OF the decline Theodore WIlIisEa's
NEPHEW, Timothy Dw1gn.. Is the pres DENT OF
Yale university az the p-s-Szt tina. having sue
csses5 tie late NeaA Po-ts-. Theodore Will
ian Dxi-as was bora IN Cassklli. y. Y, On
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