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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-10
BFRCMAN'S FRIENDS.

PITTsRURG, Pa, Feb. 9.-The trial of
Carl knold and Henry Bauer as accessories
TO Bergman, the Anarchist, in his attempt
to kill H. &. Frick last July. was begun
before Judge Slagle today. The charge is
conspiracy on being accessories TO a felony
Both men are enthusiastic Anarchists and
sbe indictment grows out of the action of
she two men. who went to Homestead,
where they distributed anarchiStic litera-
ture among the people, and tried to lncite
them To riot During Bergman's stay in
Pittsbulg he was the guest OF the defend
ants. The prosecution had no difficulty in
proving the charge, aud the defense at
tempted to prove an alihi, but failed
Ia charging the jury the judge said that
be considered the evidence strong enough
10 convict and instructed the Jury to rr-
turn verdict in accordance herewith.
The jury was out ten minutes and returned
with "A verdict of guilty. While the jury
was ont the judge called Bauer up aud
fined him $50, and sentenced him to sixty
days in Jail for contempt of court in re-
tusin5 TO answer question while on the
witness stand.
Il always understood" said the Judge,
that men coming to this country must
bide by the laws and rules of its courts
II they do not do so they have TO leave the
country or go to Jail.
Tie same defendants will be on trial
agaln tomorrow on another charge,
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FEMININE FANCIES.

CONVENIENT sponge bags of gray
linen are embroidered with sprays OF
pink seaweed, purple violets, buttercups
or other blossoms.
AMONG the pretty and useful house
dresses for this season are those made
of white French flannel. They arc
made with a long skirt, long fitted
basque and full sleeves and are trimmed
with ruchings and plaitings Of pale
tinted silk.
A VIOLET girl was pretty sight in q
ballroom the other evening. Her white
silk gown had sleeves Of violet velvet,
with the upper part Of the corsage com
posed entirely Of violets so cunningly
scented with the veritable violet odor
that the illusion was very effective.
ALMOST as much attention is nova
days given to underwear as TO outside
garments; indeed, there are ladies who
make a boast that the very finest ma
terials In their entire wardrobe are put
into their undergarments. There is a
suggestion of aesthetic daintiness in this
idea that has its pleasant side.
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BURNED TO DEATH.
4 HOLOCAUST TINANEW HAMPSHIRE
| LUNATIC ASYLUM.
Forty-Four Out Of Forty-Eight In
mates Cremated by the Burn
ing Of the Building.

DOVER, y. H, Feb 10.-[Bulletin. i
The county insane asylum, four miles
from here, burned tonight, and forty-four
lives were lost.
When the watchmau, William Chevey,
made his 10 o'clock rounds he found FIRE
coming out of the cell occupied by q
woman, and gave the alarm. William
Driscol, the keeper, with his family, lived
in the building. He at once broke the
locks on ffty-four cells and tried to get
the inmates out. Then he got his wife
and two children out. OF the forty-eight
inmates only four escaped.
Those burned were the following: Rob
ert Drone, Mary Fountain, Frank Numer,
William Chesley, Mrs. Roberts, the 1-year-
old child of the latter, Lester Jones, Owen
Mailer, Michael Casey, Frank Rowe,
Charles Linley, Frank Page, William
Files, Frank Spriggns, Harry Kimbail,
Juda Hell, Mary Ravine, Mrs. Mary
McClintock, Maggie White. Anna
Carr, Mary Rumor of Roches-
ter. Mary Maloney of Dover.
Lena Ellis, Mary Wilson, Maria Twindali,
Caroliue Rail, Mrs. Ann Roswell, Lizzie
Ellis Catherine Haley, Eliza Pickering,
Mary Cooley, Sarah Sweet, Sarah Hutch
ings, Cate Duffee, Sarah McClintock, Fan
ME Slattery, Ann McDermott, Addie Otis.
There were six Others. whose names
could net be remembered by the keeper,
whose books were burned in the building.
The building was of wood, 135x36 feet,
two stories in height All come from
Great Falls and Dover or vicinity
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[ LEGISLATIVE NOTES

GUTHRIE, o. T., Feb. 9-[SpeciaI. THE
chaplain OF the council never fails TO give
thanks that members have been allowed
to return TO their duties sin the right rea-
son of their mlnds.n He evidently thinks
that the strain on their minds is tre-
mendous.
Several members are constantly on the
lookout for political traps concealed in
the various bills introduced.
The council is ahead of the house in its
work. 1t meets, usually, in the morning
full hour earlier than the house, aud
having only half as many members to ex-
press their views on bills, its work natur-
ally proceeds more rapidly than that Of
the house
The lawyers in both branches of the leg
lslature are an essential factor in the en-
actment OF good and wholesome laws.
Their professional experience makes them
familiar with the faults and shortcomings
OF the present statutes and their technical
knowledge enables them to devise efficient
remedies for them.
The discussion on the bill fixing fees of
sheriffs has revealed some astonishing
facts showing the amount of money paid
to these officers by the territory and the
several counties. 4 reform in this matter
Is urgently demanded,
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JUDGE GRESHAM,

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Judge Gresham. was
asked today for a confirmation or denial
# the report that be had been offered the
4ecretaryship OF state by presideut-elect
Grover Cleveland, and that the offer had
been accepted.
Il have nothing to say on the subject, ="
he politely remarked.
Urged 10 dictate even the hriefest state
menI. he again made the same reply. and
RdCed: Il am not doing any talking at
the present time
DALLAS Tex, Feb. S-A private tele-
gram, received today from Congressman
Springer of Illinois, says that Judge
Walter q. Gresham of Illinois has been
rendered the office Of secretary of stste by
President-e!ect Cleveland and has ac-
cepted.
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expenses, s., 500; for stationery and incl
dentals for the legislature, s., 800.
The senate, in committee of the whole.
Is considering the appropriation for the
industrial school for girls at Beloit. TINS
pay of officers and employees was reduced
considerably.
The committee OF the whole OF the pop
ulist house have recommended for pass
age bill introduced by Mr.. Green of
Cowley county, which provides that rail-
roads, insurance companies and other COR
porations shall not by contract limit the
time for the commencement Of civil
actions against such corporations.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Doubleday
prohibiting counties and townships from
voting aid in stock on bonds Tor the con-
struction of railroads, or for any purpose
except the erection or repairing of public
buildings and school houses.
A bill providing that official reporters OF
the district court shall have their salaries
cut down from Sc to 81 day, and then to
be paid for only such time as actually
employed, has been introduced in the pop
ulist house. In addition to this cut, the
fees allowed for folio work will hereafter
be instead of 10 cents per folio
The ways and means committee OF the
renate has introduced an amendment ap-
sropriating $l2, 900 Of the Spooner bequest
90 the state university with which TO erect
3 residence for Chancellor SnoW IN Law"
renee In recognition of the services OF
Mr.. Snow to the state, he is given the free
nse of the residence for life This amend
ment was fayorably reported. The Spooner
bequest amounts 10 about S93, Geo and was
obtained through Mr.. Snow.
Senator Brown, Republican, has intro
duced a bill in the senate which will mate
rally cut down the rates charged by the
sleeping car companies. His bill likes uni
g. For low hprfh and
corresponding section, twenty-four hours
or less, 81; upper berth, for the same time,
IS cents, and for an entire section, 81 80;
drawing room, So. For the sole use of one
section, not including sleeping hours, the
bill fixes the rate at % cents for each 100
miles of travel The bill fixes fine Of
500 for each violation Of the act.
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HORRETTtS DEF

MILWAUKEE, Feb. 9.-James j. Corbett
has challenged the world. AT the Bijou
theater tonight he announced that he
would fight all corners at the conclusion
OF his theatrical engagement in October.
Corbett said: "As soon as l end my
season l shall be prepared to make match
with any man in the world. | will not
bar any color or nationality. Some people
think that | do not want to meet Peter
jackson. I am just AS anxious TO meet
Jackson as any one else. If can make
more money by fighting Jackson than
can by having 90 with Mitchell, then
want TO meet Jackson"
Corbett is i'll fine condition aud would
not require mucn training If d match Were
arranged.
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WATONGA NOTES

WAToNGA, o. T., Feb. 7.-[Special Cor.
The board or trade met last night and
took the initiatory steps toward advertis.
ing Oklahoma and Blaine county. by
making 4. A. Newman the accredited ad-
ver:isiug agent
The viewers have completed their sur
vey of the new county road from Watonga
10 the strip line.
j. I. ID. MsrqusDd mas been appointed
postmaster at Homestead, near the north
line of the county
Upon complaint OF V Payn T. B. Fer
guson, one OF the editors Of the Watougs
Repub lean has been bound over 10 the
district court in the sum OF $500 on the
charge OF libel. w L. Baldridge, the as
soCiaye editor, Will be tried on the same
charge before J. NJ. Rice, justice OF the
peace, on Saturday next.
y. j. Mar;Z, the editor of the WatouCa
Ru>t!er, has been arrested on the charge
OF libel. The complaint was fled by c. c.
Shaw, the cOuaty treasurer
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THE ENGLISH COMMONS.

LONDON, Feb 9.-In the commons to-
night Mr.. Gladstone stated that the time
had come when the government must in
tervene to expedite the introduction Of the
home rule BILL and that if the debate On
the address from the throne were not con-
cluded tomorrow. he would appeal TO the
house for closure.
Mr.. Balfour protested against the
tyranny of the government in trying to
force closure of the debate.
An amendment introduced by John
Redmond (Parnellite) declaring in favor
of the release of the men now undergoing
Imprisonment for treason felony Was de-
feated by a vote Of 397 to 6l.
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COUNCIL.


GUTHRIE, o. T., Feb. Especial /
After the reading of the journal this morn
ing, Mr.. Lane asked that his explanation
of his vote on the floral emblem bill be
entered on the record.
Mr.. Cievluger made the same request.
They were directed TO submit them in
writing TO the clerk
At this point Mr.. Pulliam called the at
teutlon OF the council to a report Of pro.
ceedlngs made In the Capital newspaper.
lie stated that the reporter for that pa, er
had given neither the exact words nor the
spirit OF his remarks on the location of
county seats bill. Several members took
part IL the discussion following thereupoa.
There seemed 10 be some little difference
of opinion on the point, but it was geuer-
ally thought that the report, though not
strictly correct, was yet not grossly lncor-
rect.
y message from the house returned
council concurrent resolution No. s, which
the house had refused to concur in
The council then went into executive
session for the consideration of the sp-
polntment of two pharmaceutical exam
liners. The appointment OF Charles +
NlJtml.ier OF hlugfisher and 4. Z. Mas
termAn Of FL Reno for these positions was
confirmed.
Ale committee then took mp council
blll Nc % tbeing a substitute for bill NJ.
45}, an act ID tiX the ices Of snerffS. This
olll INCREASES the fees in some cases and
and lowers them IN others On Tie whole.
however, u makes an increase. After the
reading OF the bin Mr. Cunuipgbgfn
moved 70 recon- nit the bill 70 the commit
ioe OF the whole, with instructions to
mend IN Certain particulars The dis
cu>Sion on one OF the proposed amend
inenls showed that whlie the total tax
levy Tor territorial purposes Tor two wears
was Sl7,669. TO- not all 0 which was collect
ed. for somewhat shorter period than
TWO years be territory paid 10 the sherifFs
ot the different counties the sum OF $40
1929 for transporting prisoners 10 Ihe
penitentary, Transporting insane persons
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ATcHlsoN PECULIARlTlss.

THFRE are seven members of an
htchison family and each one drinks
his coffee from a cup with his name
printed on II.
TIE o.d-fashioned woraan who asks
II her bonnet is ''on true when
she wants to know Il Il IS on straight,
lives in Atchison.
Az Atchison man is said to have lost
his Job because the fellow mem bers Of
his church came around during business
hours to consult him.
TIE Atchisoa girls are becoming
adopts az skating alone. They found
oct It IS the same on the ice as in ball
roon-not enough men 20 60 round
Atchisou Kan Globe
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LIE COLuMsls sscr-

COLUMBUS, Kan, Feb, 9-The taking OF
testimony IN the proceedings before the
probate court in the ioGuiry into David
DzeuS' sanity was continued today. Aside
from Deems peculiar religious views, no
evidence showing him 20 be insane was
tCucsd, Several witnesses was exanltu-
ed. among them :. e Wilkins. who testi-
led that he had coGI mitted TIE unDRrdon-
able sin and expected 10 80 straight TO hell
Whca he died. because he bad failed 20
Perform the duty i'm posed upon him hy
Deems. This was TIE only testimony sp-
proacting ssusagiouallsm given during
t1e days procesdluzs.
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ED HOWE'S VENTURE.

KANSAS CITY, Feb. GA dispatch from
Atchison, Kan, says that Edward W.
Howe, the Atchison philosopher, has sold
his paper, the Atchison Globe, to j. f.
Rank, j. G. Jarrsll and Ralph Tennall,
ard has purchased the Kansas City Mali.
Mr.. Ford, proprietor OF the Mail, when
SHOWN the dispatch said that Mr.. Howe
would be associated with him hereafter in
the management of the paper-Ford man.
aging the business and Mr.. Howe taking
editorial control.
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BANKER POTTER CONVICTED.

BosToN, Feb. 9.-The jury in the case Of
Asa 2. Potter, president of the bankrupt
Maverick bank, who is charged with false
certifcation of checks, this morning found
him guilty on fifteen counts, which cover
practically five charges of OVer-certifica-
tion. The case will now go to the supreme
court. The minimum sentence for the
crime alleged is fine and the maximum
twenty-five years Imprisonment.
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A MOUNTAIN STORM.

DENVER, Feb. 9-The wind storm which
began this morning extended over the
Vest and southwest part of the state, aud
the mountain roads have been badly de-
moralized by drifting snow in conse-
Quence Trains sonth of Pueblo are
moved with great difficulty. Snow slides
are numerous, and have caused much
damage TO property. Tonight an ava
lanche between Ouray and Porter's Oc-
Cured, burying four men-Johu Swan,
Martin Smith, Hank Metcalf and one un-
kuown-all teamsters
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ALUMINIUM MONEY PROPOSED.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills. Feb. 9.-Senator
Brand has introduced a resolution request
ing the members of the Illinois delegation
in the federal congress to introduce and
work for the passage of a bill providing
that all paper currency shall be withdrawn
from circulation, and that in its stead
there shall be issued like amount print
ed or engraved on thin, flexible sheets of
aluminium. The resolution was intro
duced by Mr.. Brand in view of the fact
that he considers that an epidemic of
Asiatic cholera is imminent, and that
means should be taken 10 prevent the
spread of the disease through paper
money.
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HOTsL EMPLOYEES ROASTED

CINCINNATI, Feb 9.-Heider's hotel, al
s65 West Fifth street, Caught fire this
morning. The structure had been con-
iemned and ordered torn down within
4pe month. The firemen worked bravelv
bnd succeeded IN limiting the damage to
$1,000. but ioar per-ous were burned 10
death. They were Fred Dizel, waiter.
Albert Gray, the yardman, aud Joseph
AaiInes and q man named Gotleib
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HYPNOTISM,

NEW YORK, Feb. 9-Thomas Esmond
was hypnotized by his friend, Robert Kre-
mar, an amateur hypnotist, last night, in
the latter's room. Then the ombiued ef-
forts of Kremar, a professor OF hypnotism
and a medical doctor failed to arouse Es-
mond from the trance, and it is now feared
that he will die.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
WICHITA. Kan. Feb. 9 1893.


DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. 9. 1893. J
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and slightly colder until Saturday
noon.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 81, the lowest
%, and the mean 81, with cold, cloudy,
followed by warmer weather.
This month to date the average temper
ature has been 189.
For the past four years the average tenn
perature for the month of February has
been $40 and for the 6th day 300.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9-Following is the
forecast until p m. Friday:
For Kansas-Generally north winds;
slightly colder.
For Missouri-Generally fair Friday;
winds shifting to northwest; slightly
cooler in northern portion.
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a Fatal PANIC

BERLIN, Feb. 9-In I.riD~ig last night
panic occurred in a rests urtut at the call
If "Fire!' Men and Women rushed fer
the exit, and in the frantic struggle 10 gain
the outside eight people were killed aud
several badly injured.
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.

ATCHIsoN. Kan, Feb. Clark Low, a
well known citizen. stumbled this morn
ing while shooting rats and shot himself
through the body. He will undoubted-
LIZ die
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have N. Cavaignacs' speech placarded
throughout France. 1t is felt that the
speech is a severe criticism of the govern
ment, and all tha more severe because
couched in such careful and patriotic
lanpuaOa
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THE RAILWAYS.
The New Agreement of the Western Pas
senger Association.

CHICAGO, Feb 9-The reorganization
Committee of the Western Passenger asso-
cation has unanimously approved the
main part of the proposed new agreement.
This approval is accompanied by that OF
the twenty-four present and prospective
members, among the latter being the Al
ton and the Jacksonville Southeastern.
No trouble is anticipated over the remain
ing sections OF the agreement, and the
western roads are already fellcitating
themselves on the practically certain
adoption of what they claim Is the best
messenger agreement ever written. with
she old agreement as a basis, every doubt
ful or unnecessary word or section was
stricken-out and replaced by others sus-
ceptible of no double meaning. Every
dispute aud arbitration under the o.d
agreement was carefully gone over and the
result embodied in the new agreement. 1t
is he general belief that no arbitration
will ever he held on rulings under the new
agreement. 1t must be a new matter OF
extraordinary conduct on the part of the
chairman of the association which can
lead 10 an arbitration,
A SANTA FE SCHEME.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb 9-The Atchison,
Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad company
has surprise in store for its rivals-the
Missouri Pacific and the Illinois Central.
Negotiations haze been quietly pending
for some time for the purchase OF the Lit
tie Rock and Memphis by the Atchison
people, and it has just leaked out that the
deal has about been completed and that
the tyansfer will shortly be made. The
Santa Fe road offered TO purchase the Lit
tie Rock and Memphis and complete the
gap between Little Rock End Paris, Tex,
if the citizens OF Memphis would take
small amount of stock and secure for the
company terminal facilities IL this city.
Mr. Chadwick has had a consultation with
Henry Smith receiver of the East Ten
nessee. Virginia and Georgia railroad, for
the purpose of making a traffic arrange
ment, which viii give the Santa Fe
through line from Galveston TO New York,
Philadelphia and Washington.
OKLAHOMA LINES.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Senator Perkins
bill granting right-of-way to the Rock
Island railway from Chickasha, .. T., to
Dallas Tex, has been reported favOrahly
TO the senate. The bill setting aside land
at Chckasha for yards for the Rock Island
also received n favorable report, and other
bills are pending reserving land for the
same purpose at half dozen points south
of FL Reno. The senate bill giving the
Gainesville, Oklahoma and Gulf Railway
company righI-ot-way from some point
in Cook county, Tex, northwest to a
point in south hern Kansas has been report
ell favorabiy. There are number of
other rigut- of-way bills pending in con-
gress for projected lines IN Oklahoma and
Indian Territory, The Oklahoma Midland
bill has already passed the house, and will
doubtless be favorably considered by the
senate Railway men expect the opening
Of the strip and other Indian lands to be
followed by a boom in railway building.
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a TOWN scdRcHEo.

OGDEN, Utah, Feb 9-The business por-
ton Of the city OF Wells. New. cn the
Southern Pacifc. was d-S.r-ve-i hv fir.
last night. The loss Is Scl. COO TO so. go
The Insurance is slight.
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Blow, blow, hlowl That disagreeabl.
caJarrn eau lie cured by taking Hoods
SATsaaril!a.
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T1rTss n t-zfs
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that's talked =
and the lu
that's gaoran-
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Whlch % y1
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25c. for box Of BEEcHAX's Pills worth
a guinea
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Mimeograph.

300 copies from one original Writing Drawing
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Attorneys Pocket Docket.

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State and in any court The most complete and
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Notary Seals.

Seals for Notaries Public Corporations, Stock Com,
panies Lodges Etc. Orders filed promptly Also
Stock Certificates for Corporations and Stock Com
panies, either printed or ithographed