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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
DUN'S REVIEW.

NEW YORK, Dec. 15.-R G. Dun & Co. s
Weekly Review of Trade says:
'It is proof of the enormous vitality OF
the country that while mills are stopping
in every direction and the army of unem-
ployed is larger than it has been for many
years, other mills are constantly starting
up 10 answer demand which single
year cf unprecedented disaster has only
diminished. Trade still waits as much AS
it can. The fierce struggle of the Pitts
burg region for business drives prices to
the lowest point ever known-sll for
Bessemer iron and SIG IS for steel billets
takes away nearly ali new work from the
asst and the west, where the depression in
creases.
Wheat receipts at the west have been
3, 29l, Sl2 bushels, against 3, ,o4S,9i3 bushels
Tor the same week last year. Atlanl ic ex-
ports were only 596 7J4 bushels. against
l, $40, 31S bushels last year, and the stocks
in sight have increased rapidly. Prices
nave declined / cent, with sales of only
4.690, 600 bushels. Corn receipts are very
iarge-3, 6sj, go bushels against z, 33l, ,39o
bushels last year. Exports Of corn are
fully maintained. The price has yielded "a
cent. Pork packing at the west exceeds
last years. Prices drop, in spite Of re-
ports that hog, are proving of poor
quality. The sugar crop of Cuba is
estimated at 100000 tons. but prices rs
Yet fairly steady. Cotton receipts are
Il, 900 bales larger than Tor the same week
last year, with exports only 1900 bales
larger. The takiugs Of northern spinners
decrease, but prices have advanced 3-l6
cent.
The failures are numerous and large.
mum bering 339 for the week, againt 219
last year. The list includes seven bank
failures, with one of he best private banks
for 500, 900, an agricultural establishment
for $1,000, 0J0, an iron firm for $500 COZ, and
a heavy tobacco dealer for $500, 0O0."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
HANGED.

SEDALIA, No., Dec. 15.-The execution
of Dick Bobinson took place today. The
trap fell at I'LL o'clock a. m, and be was
dead at 1l:19 o'clock a. N. His death was
terrible one, as he died from strangula-
ton. His body twitched and swayed for
eight minutes. Robinson marched to the
scaffold without betraying tue least fear,
and met death in a stoical way. He made
brief religious speech to the spectators.
The dead body of young woman was
found lying in cluster OF rank weeds in
the southern suburbs of s5sdalIa Just he
fore daylight on the morning of Oct. "A
1892. A small wound iu the neck told how
the girl had met her death. An autopsy
disclosed that the woman had been out
ragged before she was killed, aud thai her
unborn child had also been murdered.
The body was identified AS that of ohanna
ScholIman, aged 24, and unmarried. Dick
Robinson was Immediately arrested for
the murder and two days later Confessed
his guilt.
PRINCESS ANNE. Nd, Dec. 15.-Arthur
Courtuey and Henry Taylor We're hanged
st Il:50 O'Clock this morning. On June IL.
1898. Courtney aud Taylor Goth colored)
murdered Captain Cooper, owaer of a
small vessel plying on the Chesapeake,
The murderers were of his crew. Robbery
was the motive.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16

CLEVELAND. O., Dec. Is - The froli
Trade Review this week says: The be-
ginning of rail purchases for 1894 is tue
feature OF the week in iron aud steel.
Tue Pennsylvania railroad Is first 10 place
any considerable contract. aud, while the
IS, ,g00 tons of s5-pouna rails bought are
little more than two-thirds of LAST years
purchases. the expectation - that the re
auirement- fnr 1874 will round no close to
the total of l>s3 he psices paid were S24
AZ the three eastern mills, among which
81, 900 tons were disTrl 0uie-d, aud 81 at the
fsiugle western mill ia the pool Late in
tiinasion> arr that western roads will
MAKE goo,l-siEed purchases OF rails for
1894. Oaly portion of he requirements
were Covered hy tae limited contracts
placed tisis year, and there are res>oas fer
expecting iHat coIa9~u>aitng orders viii
b. .Iyen for the coming twelve mouths.
The reports from Sne general faarse
Indie tie a Particularly qaieS week Ia p z
iron Southern sellers are aot forcing
sales In view of ta- cssd.tIon of heir
-orieF books xad smrl;-rs Of iroa. outside
OF pipe f0undFies. report contsauzocr of
he exirene duiiuSss that has n szA-d sl1c
paSS Jew mouths
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
A WEAK FLEET.

GALVESTON, Tex, Dec. 15.-Captain
Vaiuer, of the British steamship kii0urn,
which recently arrived from Rio dc
Janeiro, witnessed a portion OF the bonn
bardment of that place by Admiral de
MelIo. He was asked what would be the
effect of the acquisition by Peixoto OF the
war vessels recently purchased in New
York, and in reply said:
"The chances are about $50 to one that
they will join the rebel feet as soon AS
they get to Rio, If they ever do get there;
and, on the other hand, if they do not JOIN
the rebels the chances are several hundred
to Que that the rebels will blow them out
of the water if they get in gunshot OF
them. 1t is the most absurd thing ever
heard of sending such vessels to nght
against the ships that De Mello has. He
has ironclads, genuine war vessels, manned
by AS brave a lot of men as ever handled a
vessel or manned gun. His fellows are
not greenhorns now. They have seen
active service enough to eniitie them to be
called veterans, and if that loyal fleet ever
does get within speaking distance Of them
they will be sorry that they ever went on
such II fool miss ion, il there are any OF them
left to feel sorry about anything. saw
in the papers that these government tor
pedo boats, with their dynamite guns,
would lie outside the harbor and shell the
rebel fleet, thus either destroying the rebel
vessels or making it SO interesting Tor
them that they will be unable TO lombard
the town. The fellow who wrote that did
not know what he was talking about.
There is always a very strong southeast
wind blowing at Rio. which makes 1t 50
rough side the harbor that it would be
impossible for warshp to do anything
at all. She would be out of action all the
time. Even if it should be calm, all the
vessels in the harbor would have to do
would be to shift their position behind
some of the numerous points of land sur
rounding the harbor, and they would be
perfectly protected. The whole thing is
nonsense. don't believe the new vessels
will ever reach Rio. Then believe again
that if they do they will join the rebel
forces. and that if they do not do so they
will be either captured or sunk the first
engagement they get in. The rebels are
the bravest aud most daring set of men
ever saw. They show this constantly, and
the way they go in and cut out vessels
from under the heavy guns of the forts
whenever they choose to do SO shows that
they know their business, and care little
for It's dangers"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
KANSAS POLITICS.

KANSAS CITY. Dec. IA morning
paper prints special from Topeka. Kan,
which reads:
"a good deal has been said Of late about
what John J. Ingalls, wants, politically.
a short time ago a boom was started for
him for governor. Later on he was ''men-
toned" for congress. La recent inter
view Mrs. Lease said he could get most
anything if he would square himself with
the people, meaning that he must turn
populist. But Mr.. Ingalls, friends say
that he wants to go back to the United
States senate, and will he a candidate be-
fore the legislature next winter Ii is
Senator Peffer's scalp that Mr. Ingalls,
would like TO see dangling from his belt,
but the long-whiskered ststeman has four
years yet to serve, and Mr.. Iugalls is not
as young as he used TO be. He will, there
fore, go after the first seat in sight, which
is the Que now occupied by Senator John
Martin.
The latest story is that deal has been
made at AtchsoD by which the Atch!son
county delegation will go for Major E..
y. Morrill, for governor at the next Re-
pubic can state convention, in return for
which favor Major Morriil's friends will
throw what strength hey have in the next
legislature TO Mr. 1ugalis. The Atchson
county delegation, the story goes, is to be
headed by Mr.. Ingalls,. and lie is TO avail
himself OF the opportunity of making an
oid-time Republican speech or two. While
Mr.. log Ills lives In the city of AJchison,
aud pays city taxes, he insists on voting at
Harmony Garden, which is ia Shannon
township, AID on election day he miugles
with the farmers, which Is about the only
time they ever see him.
The scheme is to have farmer dele
gatiou,' with Farmer Ingalls, at its
bead, with a view of solidIfying both
Major MorriIi and the ex-senator with the
farmer element of the Convention l. is
said that the Morrill, fxers have been
working three months TO effect this deaf.
Half OF the Republican politicians In
Atchison have 5e~u provided jobs in con-
slderailop OF their support OF the scheme
The announcements that extension
Agent Bernard Kelly would be a Candidate
before the Republican state convention
Tor Observation-Disclosures revealed :he
fact tbat the last vacancy on the Morrill,
slate had been flied Kelly had "A boom
foi governor which annoyed Major Nor
ri,l - greet deal. bug Cy Leland only nNd
10 make thr-e trips 70 Topeka 20 Switch
helly's boom 10 the congressional track,
ana now the ual ,r Thiaks be sees smooa h
sailing ahead. Kelly aas the old soldier
elemeat or the StaSe at his bac&, asd lie is
without doubt the strongest candidate yet
nSme,! for ongre>sm~n-si-iar.ge IL Kelly
can deliver his strensi b To NJ joE Merrill
Tie latter's chances for the nomination sor
governor Will be Increased several per
Cent"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
THE STOCK MARKET,

NEW YORK, Dec. 10 If anything stock
speculation today was less interesting and
more devoid of feature than on any Of the
days of duliuess that have preceded it. A
fat denial by President Reiubart of the
Afchison system of the unfavorable
Iumors current during his absence created
scarcely ripple OF interest, the only evil
dence of increased attention To the shares
being slightly larger sales, and. contrary
to what might he expected, decline in
both the stocks and bonds. The indus
trials were the strongest shares on the lis,
and closed generally at an advance on yes
terday's final sales a MS jority of the
shares traded in declined, however, gener-
ally fractional The late deaiiugs were
weak and the market closed heavy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
THE GERMAN REICHSTAG.

BERLIN, Dec l5.-After an extended and
somewhat animated debate, the reichsrag
today adopted the Spanish, Roumanian
and Servian treaties IF commerce, aud de-
feated u motion of Herr kanitz that they
should remain ia operation for one year
only.
During the debate Count Herbert Bis
marck attacked Tue policy OF Chancellor
Won Caprivi, saying that the chancellor's
utterances gave the house the impression n
that he had become a free trader. The
count said that the farmers had been left
in the lurch by the manufacturers, re-
gardless of the necessity which both were
under to advance hand in hand. The
count was accorded the greatest attention,
but when he advised the government to
dissolve parliament and appeal to the
voters storm broke ioosr, aud he Was
greeted with both Kisses and cheers.
Herr Richter, during a speech, called
the count the ''weAkiipg of the Bismarck
dynasty" while Paascner Dubbed him
Don Ouiyote.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
NEW MEXICAN RANGE CATTLE.

SANTA FE, n. NJ, Dec. 15-According
to estimates furnished 10y the live stock
department. of the Santa Fe road 166 400
head OF beef cattle will have been shipped
out of New Mexico this year. The South
ern Pacific road has shipped about 1900
aud the Denver and Rio Graude 5000, anu,
estimating the number shipped over ne
Fort Worth and Denver line and trailed
our, it is figured that New Mexico has this
year marketed fully 800 900 head of cattle
Shipments of sheep out over the Santa
te road have reached nearly 100000 this
year. One hundred and five thousand
have been trailed out aud shipments over
the other railway lines are sufficient to
bring the total up to 500, 900 head.
Notwithstanding these shioments the
range is yet we'll stocked, and the stock
men are thriving aud prices are higher
than at any time in five years. Live Stock
Agent Baird of the Sauta Fe. says:
Il have been in New Mexico siuce 1874
and have never Seen the grass on the
ranges in better condition. If not an
other drop of srain were two fail in two
years there would be enough grass for the
cattle. The buyers say New Mexico is the
only place where cattle can be bought or
handled now. Our open winters permit
US TO operate all the year round"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
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FATALLY BURNED.

ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. l5.-A party of
men drilling gas works for the Indian
spolis Water aud Manufacturing Gas
company We're seriously burned, one of
them fatally, north of here, at noon to-
day. Water Carrier John Sbieveiy was
burned to death. Frank Beaver. Henry
Mccarthy, James Davis, w. NJ. Hiiiigess,
John Closer, 5. Wrbber and c. Goodwin
were painfully burned. The men had to
be removed o house half a mile away
to receive the care OF physicians. Closer
and Hill CESS will die.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
DISSATISFIED MINERS.

Los CERRILLoss, y NJ. d E Is The
nlineTs OF tue Waite Ash. AaIaraclte and
Waldo mines met n q as meeting tc<iay.
and resolved 20 make Gen.ui apoa the
Atcaisoo. Tvpeka end Santa F- veigrnsSt
tor the November pay on the 2Si ia-t.
aud also prompt pay day o1 the sSssur-
day nearest the 18th OF each month. II toe
s.eTasEd Is rot complied withs ali th- coal
niaers is this district Will quit work 10 \
body on that date.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
Tne esoEgaT,os CT LABOR.

CHICAGO, Dee. I5-Tae American Fed
eTatios Of Labor celexst@s today refused
20 permit Mayor swift 10 address them.
There was Considerable cpposixssga 70 this
action, Oh th- ground ihzl slAsmucz ~
Governor Aitg-s4 lad bee8 EEsTGs~d TO
sssezk. the -~ss= courtesy should % ex-
tended 10 M SwitF.
BY vote lie coaTeafle3 decided that
the ex~ensiT- coupc1i tsss Dot ts< p,--r
10 sessse d9.pgt=s s2asng sec&i oggaaszs-
Issssss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
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the portfolio which is published on the sec
ond page this morning. If you have not
secured part first, cut this out, and, to-
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dates and cents in coin. send it to the cou-
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RATE Sl AcAlNH

CHICAGO, Dec. l5-Eastern freigh,
rates, which were recently patched up by
The Central Traffic association. went tr
smash today. when the Erie broke out
with cut rate on game and poultry from
Chicago 10 New York. from 80 10 "A cents
and butter from H TO 50 Cents The other
eastern lines, though disgusted, promptly
met the cut.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
AUSTRIA. DEMAND eoa co, o.

NTENSA, Dsc. I5.-Darias the debete on
the budget in the reicarath today, Minis
ter of the Treasury yo1 Psener announced
that scarcely half Of the currency opera
ton had been completed. a stock o: gold
was Heedrd, he said. for tie Eiss. critical
noneuts alter the commencement of pay
meats &c coin- Iase government, however .
be promised would not seek 10 rxEsDzl5.a
the gold premium by ds4sgic measures.
bat end easor gradually 20 obtain gold 70
meet tie u sRe-t on Ite gold loaE.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
EEIt IIPcS

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. I5-The Grant Iro n
compauy assigned to Robert Z. Kennedy
OF ;hIs city and Leonard Peckitt OF Caia-
sHQas. Pa. today The company Is cspi-
taiIzed at s, 90 coo
4 committee Of the stockholders de-
clsred that the assignment was made for
tue BEST interests OF the corporatioa. The
principal Office of the company u IN PhIla-
deIpbia. and the plant. which has an
annual capacity o. 1l5.oo0 tom. is at
Cstss-qns- Ths compauys .apd-d dees
l. $44s.g 90
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
LAsLsY ACQUITTED.

SALNA. Kan. Dec 1a-rAs jury In the
case Of the state ~ A. b. LAslcy returned
verdict Of not guilty this afternoon.
Lasley. who is an assorney Of Lyons. shot
Dr. Terry of that city last Marcn. Il was
shown that Terry had compromised L IS
lry's wife and had made tureats against
IAsiey. Both were promiueet citizens
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16

Two people. man and > woman.
opposed each other aeresly IN the bid
ding for bookcsse in an anetsoa store
in Cincinnati few days ago When
the u.ans triumphant came forward
from the edge of the crowd so seesrr
MS purchase, be ss,una he h-d ecsa
bidding against la vile
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
WEATHER BULLETIN:
WEATHER BUREAU.
. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICELTURE

DFPARTMENT Of AubiS''rL OIso
WICHITA, Kan. Dec ID, lS93
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Colder and fair until Sunday afternoon.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 5s. the lowest
35 and the mean 46, with clearing weather.
brisk west to high northwest wind, with
marked rise in pressure and fall in temper
ature.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 35.
For the past five years the average
temperature for the month of December
has been 3S, and for the 18th day AZ.
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-The following
is the forecast up TO s D. m. Saturday:
FIR Kansas-Fair; north winds.
For Mssouri-Fair and colder in south
eastern portion: warmer Saturday night
in northwestern portion, northwesteriy
gales diminishing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
TURF WINNIE rs

NEW ORLEANS, Dee. l5-aiuners: Eye:
let. Bilou. S,iuiaou, Joe wooman. Bors.
st Louis. Dee. l5-Matiiso9i " .nter-:
Hareert. Piceadilly, Harry N, j. b Freed,
Astral
IyT CITY. %. C., Dec I5-Wiuners:
Wstterson. Gold. Va ley. Chis wicS,
Captain Brown. Eieroy. Robin Hood.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
CUT THIS OUT,
OK AHoMA CITY GOSSIP.


OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., Dec. l5.-Nevel
since her birth has Oklahoma City ap-
peared to better advantage-more prosper
Gus, more inyiting-than now. Heavily
laden farm wagons throng our business
streets; OK teams. hauling one, two. and
four bales of cotton, greet the eye; and
contented, we'll fed. and well clothed peo-
pie elbow their way on the sidewalks,
loaded with bundles of merchandise.
Professor Burgess, superintendent Of
county schools, has shown his faith by his
works. l. e., raising seventy-fiye bushels OF
the city. This is not the old tn readbare
Guess (or Il reckon'') have sevrnty-five
or a hundred bushels per acre." but actual
measure. He did equally well with his
potatoes, but his wheat was not success.
Rev. Sam Small began his evangelistic
labors here last night at the Baptist
church. The house was crowded, aud all
the services interesting. the singing is
very good.
Rev. jesse Bowman Young, editor of the
Central Christian Advocate, will preach
morning and evening Sunday, the 17th, at
the Methodist Episcopti church. That
the reverend doctor will have the First
Methodist Episcopal church here full to
overfowing Is patent to all. His pasiorate
in Kansas City was a grand success. The
reverend gentleman Is a fine pulpit ora
tor.
Rev. A. J. Nathan is closing his second
year as pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church here, with his flock in harmony aud
prosperity, and will go 10 his mission field
(Morocco) in the new year, with the fer
vent prayers and we'll wishes, not only Of
his own congregation, but Of all the con-
gregations of our city. The field to which
be feels called is new and difficult one.
Our city council is employing number
OF men, which is very commendable, but
as the season advances, if at all possible,
the force employed should be doubled
nay, quadrupled. Better do that than
have iul- men and destitute families to
supply by charity. The average American
does not take kindly to charity; lac prefers
honest labor and fair wages.
Hen fruit is very scarce; ditto, good but
ter. Why does not some wide awake Kan
san get up large henuery, with patent
egg persuaders, resulting 10 TWO eggs per
day To each OF tue $40 hens?
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-12-16
Ths Erlisai,<shs RnA

The fuu run II srnin upon -. and
superseding tho feather boa is that ops
made OF very rich grosgrain ribbon
which ties quits closely about The
throat and may be wcrn with any ems
tune. ss IL Is Invariably Aiaek In
making s1eh . ruff two strtrs of four.
inch wide ribton are laid Ia box~plalsa.
the length To g.; the throat After they
are plated they rasy look little sfis.
but d. not be induced " catch the
piaits down. az after oae ar two wear
ings they rsiIl fall Of their o~u aesend
Long enas Of ribtygn are the nniaA. sod
these epds are tied ia loops tha, almost
reach the waist ard ends .ha. fsu b.
Ios i, Above all ihlngs. tssis rscse -
rus ss5st ~ the mex esosely. the ~Hecs
given Ia wearing il e~4ng ,ssi Ike THAI
u those Old psrture. of ladies' os ths
time 0. Queen Elizabeth. .hose ladies'
who would have given say mosey so
have learned kov - k~~p their russ
stiff. Lace rats are LIKED far evening
wear and are developed rot only In sks
hi ack sEd white hrs IN ths e<yAee-oot-
ored ikeeA Thsa<. Aozsser. azs o1sy
for e~epiug scar sad .uIsstrsss oons-
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