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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-11
AN INTERSTATE INQUIRY

CHICAGO, June l0-An investi igatiou in
10 railway management will be com
menced by the grand jury on Monday
next This promises to be the most far
reaching aud thorough inquiry into the
affairs of the big railroad companies that
has ever been undertaken by the interstate
commission, and it is said the present in
Quiry Is only begun after diiigenu study
Of the situation hy the com missioners aud
Attorney General Oiuey. Some OF these
on whom subpWnas have been served are:
q. Is. Blanchard, chairman Western Traf-
fic association; 7. e Donald. vice chair
man OF the Western Traffic association; B.
W. Caldwell. chairman Western Pa>sen-
ger association; W. Il. White. western
Passenger traffic agent Of the Santa Fe: c.
=. Crane. assistant passenger agent OF the
Wabash railroad; j. Charlton. general
passenger agent OF the Alton Major ". II
Smith, manager I.ackawanua liae.
Nor X tAls ali. Tue Ticket brokers Of the
association have been also served with no.
ticeS 10 be IN attendance Complaints of
both passenger and freig at Determinations
have been made TO the comm lsSioo. i IS
said, about the eastern western and south-
western lines. New York was said 20 be
prohtiug at the eXDeuse Of Chicago aad
western points. R4Ses between these two
points favor eastward traffic snd il Is
charged that some OF the paSseDE ger agyeats
are selling blocks of return ticAets good
from Chicago east 70 brokers here Infai-
rratiou business VIII be 4 subject Of IN =
qUirY and the rates fixed by the various
last freight iIues. Tie attorney general
has seat A c Stafford from Washinston
to assist Attorney MiichE!st IL The iaYes.i-
UAGIOu
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EMsAssACoR RAYARo.

SoCTHAN ANPToy. Jane I0.-The American
line steamer Paris today broachs Amer
ics, s iirsf EN- 5assAdor, Thomas +. BsyaTd
The city was casly decorated ia honor .!
tie eveuI he municipal HuthoTlties
were Ia waiting, sad bosr3ed tie vessel
aud presented Ar. Bsyard wlta a.
address
Ihe address. n part. reads. We rejoice
20 offer tlrguZ4 you to the pressaeat and
people OF the United States kiBcSss ex-
prsssioHs 81 respect and esteem. and de
sire 30 assist. aaslutsin AMI increase tae
relstloas exlstlGg besTgeu TIE EFo %.
y.@ns
Nr Bzyzrd rsDI.e3. IN part. Yea -.
ferlsd . Fny ofscsaI desizaataoa- feel
tbe honor, d3Euify 4aa responsibility, aud
value tAem caieiiy a. q n5eaas - give 5n@
grea; facilities more perfectly - oTing
abou. harmony Ok iaterss. bet-yssa the
two great branches % th= Eagle q - pa <
tng raee. | trust that / snsli be enabled
to make my great osslcS = means oi Re
moving aEy lingering suspicl01 - coaDi
or Misunderstanding b@twses n.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-11
a SANTA FE HOLDUP.
The California Express Ribbed Near Oim-
arroD, Kansas.

TOPEKA. Kan, June 10-The west
bound California express. No 3. on the
Santa Fe was held up near Cimarron
Kan, at 1:30 o'clock this morning. About
81. 900 in booty was secured by the robbers.
Five masked bandits tagged the train just
west OF Cimarron, aud forced the engineer
and fireman at the point of revolvers TO
accompany them TO the express car. They
there demanded that the door be opened.
Express Messenger Whittlesev refused to
open the door and the robbers commenced
firing into the car The express messenger
received wound in the left side. but he
still pluckily refused to give the robbers
admittauce, in spite. too, OF their threats
to blow up The car with dynamite.
The robbers finally placed stick OF
dynamite under the car door and blew 10 10
pieces. They then ritieG the car ot every
thing of value which they could fluid. The
through safe could not be opened, aud the
most valuable part OF the express com
pauys property escaped the robbers
clutches The robbers secured 81 600 IN
silver and other property valued At another
81 900 Express Messenger Whittlesey was
not seriously wounded. and continued his
run to Santa Fe, y. VI. After the robbers
had secured their booty they mounted
their horses in waiting and fled in the al.
rectiou of the Indian Territory.
Express Messenger Whitlesey is the same
messenger who had an experience with the
Dalton gang at the noted Red Rock a. j. J
robbery over year ago, on which ocrasion
he stood the robbers off 'or over half an
hour aud succeeding ia secreting q large
amount OF the most valuable property in
his charge.
CIMAkKoS. Kan, June 10 The robbers,
supposed TO be four men who Game up
from the south yesterday morning. weat
north of here iour miles. where they got
dinner and supper at farm house. hey
were ell mounted on fine noises and were
well armed They stois two horses near
Ingalls, th@ same night.
FoET GIBSON, l. A., June I0--Ssven
United States marsbsis went 10 Train
Roobsr STAIRS house yesterday wIth the
intention OF taking the bsudit dead OF
alive. Starr bad been posted and made
his escape The robbers divided the Ben
toaville pluuder and scattered.
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EL RENO NOTES,

Ell RENO, O. T., June 10.-Hon. George
| d. Orput, vice president OF the Citizens
| State bank, has been appointed by Gov
ernor Renfrow as a delegate to represent
| Oklahoma at the interstate railway con-
| ference to be held at Lincoln. Neb., on
Wednesday, June 2S.
The contract for the bridge over the
Canadian river was let by the Commercial
club to the Missouri Valley Bridge com
pany Of Leaven worth, Kan. The total
cost of this structure will be only S2675,
and it Is to be completed in ninety days
from date of contract at the expiration of
which time dedicatory ceremonies will be
held and the golden spike driven. The
dedication of this bridge promises to be Il
grand and enthusiastic one, since the peo-
pie from ali the counties benefited by its
Observation-Disclosures Is virtually all OF The
western counties now open to settlement
realizing and approaching the incalcula-
BILE value and Importance of this, the first.
wagon bridge over the Canadian in the
territory, Will gather at the scene and cele-
brate the event III a manner not soon to be
forgotten by ali who participate in it.
Orators will be present to appropriately
depict the advantages gained and benefits
to be derived The total length of the
structure will be 3l2 feet. 1t will be what
is known as Il combination bridge. The
length of the spans will be seventy feet
eacl, the width of the roadway fourteen
feet, and the whole will be supported on
steel pointed cedar piling
The Inhabitants of the western counties
are now taking active a part as possib Bile
in pushing this enterprise, which was fos-
tered by the Ell Reno Commercial club,
whose members are untiring in their eff
forts TO open the way into the market for
the farmer. Every conceivable plan TO
enable them to most conveniently place
the fruits of their toll at the disposal OF
buyers is being perfected The roads in
the western portion of the territory are
good, and all that remains to be done is
the bridging of the Canadian, which is the
connecting link between demand and sup
ply.
The ring of the mason's trowel and the
hammer of the carpenter resouud through
out every part of this live city. Dozens of
residences are being built and fine stone
and brick business blocks are being pushed
SkywardS rapidly.
Hon. John l. Ollie returned from Guth-
re today, where he has been attending
district court. He was accompanied by
his daughter Eva, who has been visiting
friends.
Judge Burford, Clerk Hegler and Stem
ographer Beacon leave tomorrow evening
for Watonga, the county-seat of Blaine
county, where term of court will be held.
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OKLAHOMA CITY GOSSIP.

OKLAHOMA CITY, 0. T., June TO-
! Especial Wheat harvest is in full blast.
The quality is excellent. Corn is about
all laid by. 1t is fne stand of splen-
did color. Cotton is doing tolerably well.
The season so far has been rather cool.
but theirs is not half enough planted.
This is cotton and wheat country.
There is no money in corn yet, AS hogs
are conspicuous by their absence. veg
etabies are abundant, but too cheap.
We want more mouths to eat them.
This is a new country-new people,
new ways, new ideas. All the old states
are broken and left behind; every fellow
has a new slate and new pencil. Wit
ness living example in our city dads
doing something wonderful-a brand new
example on the new slate-voting $50 as
git to the Salvation Army! Tell 1t
not in Gath, nor publish 1t IN the streets
Of Askalon!' Fifty dollars voted out OF
the peoples pockets into the pockets OF
the Salvationists. Keep on dads: vote
$50 each to the Catholic church, the Pres
byterian church, the Baptist church. the
congregational church, the Methodist
three churchesl, the Adventist church,
the Episcopal church. the Disciples
church. the Broadway and Main curb
oScbC IuolCH, Tue tOLOlC0
other church-and a fine suit of Clothes
to every man in town, Gncluding the city
dads and silk dress TO each adult
woman, and a stick of candy and az
orange to each Child in town. Oklahoma
City is rich, very rich. Her people rep
resented in the city council, are generous,
LIBERAL and-how easy it Is TO vote away
other peoples money. 1t makes the tax
payers smile--so glad our city fathers got
religion.
Financial matters continue easy. There
is plenty of money for all needs Rates of
interest are such as prevail in all new
:ountris Real estate is firm and is ad-
vancing all along the line steadily. There
is no boom-no fuss and feathers. We
want no boom; booms are humbugs and
frauds, worse than cholera or chills and
fever
The Republican ofiiceholders calmly en-
JOY their officers. There have been no re-
movals SO far. President Cleveland knows
that the territory is safe in the hands of
the men who voted and acted With his
secretary OF state Gresham.
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GOVERNMENT CROP REPORT


WASHINGTON, June 10.-The report of
June l, based on the returns 10 the depart
ment of agriculture, makes the acreage of
winter wheat, as compared with that of
last year S73, being reduction of 1872
points. The states in which the principal
decreases occurred are Illinois, Missouri +,
Kansas and California. The decrease
from the acreage of 1892 is, in Illinois, "a;
Missouri, 10, aud Kansas, 3S points. The
percentage for the country of the spring
wheat area is 81. The percentages OF the
principal spring wheat states are as fol-
lows: Minnesota, 80; Nebraska, 100; South
Dakota, 95: North Dakota, 50 The con-
dition of winter wheat has improved but
slightly since the last report, beiug .5.5
against 15.3 for May. The percentages of
the principal states are as follows: Ohio,
90; Michigan, -; Indiana, 81; Illinois, 67;
Missouri, IS; Kansas, AZ. Ihe condition
of spring wheat presents an average for
the entire country of SG4, and for the
principal spring wheat states as follows:
Nebraska, 65; Missouri, 50; Minnesota. IS,
Iowa, 95; South Dakota, 50; North Dakota,
B2. 1 he average percentage of acreage for
both spring and winter wheat for the
whole country is 50 and the condition
Tor the same 7S.5.
The percentage of acreage of oats, as
compared with last year, is 1907, and the
condition 50 for June /, as against SIS for
She same month i'll 1892.
The returns snow the acreage of rye,
compared with 1892, to be 913, while the
REPORTS of condition make the general av-
eraGe SIC, the lowest for years.
The barley acreage, compared with last
year, shows "A decrease o. 3. l points, or
~ 9. The condition of this crop is SS.3,
against 81 IN June last year.
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STOCKS AND BONDS

NEW YORK, June 10-Stocks opened
quiet, firm and fractionally higher. but
reacted slightly just before II o'clock.
The decline brought more buying orders.
and an advance of I4@Ii5 per cent fol-
lowed. At II O'Clock the market WAS firm
and active. An Improvement took place
Ia the afternoon, ranging from : 10 3 per
cent. il was most marked In II. Paul and
Omaha. Rock Island, Atcbison. Missouri
Pacific, Northern Pacific, Union Pacific.
Western Union, Lead and Coldage pre-
1erred. The stocks named sold at tie TOP
figures OF the week aud closed at or near
the thigLes point. The market left of
strong
L4oNDoN. June l0--Stocks opened firm
and closed quiet, but steady. American
railways were beiler.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-06-11

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Commissioner
of Pensions Lochren, with the approval of
Secretary Smith, has Issued the following
important order TO adjudicatlns and lX-
ing rates of pensions under the act OF Juue
q, 1890:
"A claim for pension under the second
section of the act can only he allowed up
on proof of mental or physical disability
of d permanent character, not the result OF
the claimants vicious habits, incapacItat-
ing him from the performance of manual
labor in such a degree as to render HIM un-
able to earn support. No specific INJURY
or disability can, as such, have a pension
able rating under that act. nor be conSid-
cred otherwise than us 1t affects the capac-
iJy of the claimant 10 perform ordinary
manual labor Proof that the disability is
not the result of the claimants own VIC
lous habits il requisite, and, therefore,
the causes ana circumstances of the origin
of the disability should be shown by the
evidence furnished III support OF claim
for "A pension, IN so far as 1t can be done;
and by persons other than the claimant.
Disability to give a ciaimant..a pension
able status under this act must be such as
to incapacitate him from the performance
OF manual labor in such degree as to
render him unable TO earn support; yet
the act recognizes "A difference IN degree OF
such pensionable disability, giving Sl2 per
month in the cases of the greatest aud So
per month in cases of the lowest degree OF
such pensonaOe disability rendering a
claimant unable TO earn support by manu-
al labor. 1t also provides for intermediate
ratings. proporUioned to intermediate de-
grees of such pensiouable disability. The
proper ratings under this act will, there
fore, be made in accordance with such
rules for rating as the medical referee
shall prescribe, subject 10 the approval OF
The comm Issio iouerS' -
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EsrErTfC4DE

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alss10n = zssltaT lsdY ef Bsa Avoa. 1.s
arrestef foeiaY oa tie charge % sasrserssg
fbs iiIeEitEnaats ehli8 II hsf asaxbasf
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CITY Fathers ENJOlNeo.

KANSAS CITY. Kan. June I0-Au in
junction suit WAS brought ia the Court Of
common pleas this morning. which. If :
becomes effective. viii eifecfgsiiy tie tae
hands OF the mayor aud council during
the remainder Of the present fiscal year
The suit washroughE by Attorney Nathan
Cree ia the name OF Attorney General
Little against The mayer and twelve coun-
ciimen - restrain them from !Dc8Frlug Z
aDv indebtedness whatever tor tue current
rear IN excess Of the current revenues Ia
he petition il Is stated that the receipts ot
the city fer general and current purposes
for the fiscal year snilus Msrch 8. were
$50 os5. wkile The expenses were -, ,1iA
Il ~ sgso charged tust ihe levy .ar taxes.
exclusive of schools. water WORKS and
specis. improve meits. = : per cent of the
taxable property. End THAT lie lacpne -
sufficient 10 mrel carrrz1t EXPENSES
Neuralgia headaches promptly cured by
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TAE AllsTlN RE6aTTa.

AUsTIS, Tex, June i0-Tae regatta
came to a Close today. aad thousands wiz
messed t5audauer easily VIA the profess
iOnai race. Tie participants were Gsad-
auer. Peterson. Rogers HAnlon. aud StaB-
harY. The pgiz. were 81, 1SA. fsst asesisT,
$50 second. $3.50. taIr5, .sssa so lQaTik-
Eae distance WIS Three miles. nltE tUra.
Altaca-A g5ssGata acr wzs slightly behind
Up 20 tas turn st tl4as p7lat Ae t.}asls =
spnEg, So0a iorgsSg aaead. aag. f41saziss 3
wsanfE- by s~a a%agtR - from Eeserssgs
S.su5urv. Haalep. Iseu1er ausi Roger
tollcsri3s III TIRE positions named 1Ssfse
ll.58. watch bzAts .il~ e'rs@ sEseTios4s Fee.1s3
- SSc3uo..
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THE NATIONAL BANKS.

WASHINGTON, June 10-The abstract of
the reports made 10 the comptroller of the
currency showing the condition of the
national banks In the United States at the
close of business on May /. last. has been
made public. Compared with similar
statement made ON March 6, last, the net
decrease In gold holdings is shown To be
Si,0O0,0O0 and IN individual deposits nearly '
S. O00. 600 The increase in undivided prof
Its Is s. 900, 600 and of the surplus fuud
nearly 81 100000 Loans and discounts IN.
creased S3e00o0O. heal estate and mort
cages owned have decreased S509. goo,
while the legal tender holdings have in
creased SlS, ,00o,00
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A HOusFnOlD pfuEDV.

ALICocE's POT.ors TIAsrEf2 are TIA
oIiy reliable plastsfs ever produced. FRA
grant. clean. tnsx peusiSs. sni DevsF fsii
iux, they fBilT meet al the requirements
q a ho3&c bold rgn3eSy aud sbos4sd si~aYs
be ksps On hand For th- relief anu cuss
% weak back. weak muscles. iafosn=s<.
siiA gf enlarged tg4ass. psia. ia ths chest.
smsn II tae back and srgasd tbs bips.
sfFaiaz. stitches. zfid ali isesl pAsas. Ala
CscEfs Pof0ts PLAsgEi1s are Eusqaall~f.
Bs~sEs 81 limitations. ard DO aoa b DE-
celved kF isrfprszsBssiious AK 1T
AILCOcsh std iss 80 solicitation o. sx
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LIE Elpr pEcORn

LIBERAL, Mo. June I0-This town. OF
about 500 inhabitants. has been almost To-
tsiiy destroyed by ire, which started st -
O'Clock last night in tue store Of j. F. Red
inaler on Main street, aud swept fbe street
clear To Il, terminus. The loss i $40 90
The cause OF the FIRE l. unknown. Some
destroyed.
KANSAS CITY. June 10 The establish
neut OF the joan A. AeDoaaid Paint sad
Glass company, 599 Delaware street. was
damaged by IRE tonight TO the extent O!
S43. 600 The insurance - SSj.So4. This -
the fourth time 10 eight years that the
company has suffered damage by tire
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CAPFTAI NOTES

WASHINGTON. June 10.-The net gold
holdings OF the treasury at the close OF
business today were $50, Cos, 600.
Thomas l.. McCracken of Nebraska, s
clerk in the dead letter Office. 63 years Of
age. was today arrested by postoffice in
spector for stealing money from dead let
tiers. When arrested he had just taken a
marked bill from decoy letter. He mas
been in the service since 1881. Il is said
tha5 McCracken never needed money, but
WAS in the habit OF loaning money TO hi.
AssDciaras
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a mATelmo,,lsl FRAUD.

ALBAyY. y. Y. June l0-rbs postal
officials tosiay arrested + Emma Waters,
alias Josie Rivers. =ho recently. Tor
slight money considerations. has beeo
marrying throughout the west aud south.
for us!pg the mails "a tAs bssss ~ bsr
operations She wz- arrested on complaint
III a Minneapolis raaa., who bal sent hls
intended" 80 for necessary expenses.
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THE SHERMAN LAW.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, June 10.-James J..
Hill, president of the Greet Northern rail-
way, in whose honor the great banquet
was given last night, is in the first rank of
American financiers. and as such has had
frequent consultations with President
Cleveland. In speech last night he re-
ferred to the financial situation. He said
that the present difficulties were traceable
10 the Sherman act, and that if that were
repealed this country would experience II
period of commercial prosperity such as
never before has been witnessed. Legisla-
tion ought not to tinker with commercial
matters. Commercial laws carried with
them the means 10 execute themselves
They also enforced their own penalties. If
that legislation could be repealed conf
dence would return and business resume
Its wonted actiyity.I
Hoods Sarsaparilla is an honest mcdi-
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74r TExATfoN OF eassSeacxs

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gssSsgsl zsll5 aas q E. - ar Ak % e7syeEzss
zAshor zsa.- taesx aessl@ expressly states
fAat El.ss uG1 IA xaskss&
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OMAHA. Jaae l0-F0lis~ing 81 tbs
tracks 81 the Great &srsbsrD ise CniCfs
Pacific to3ay ma1s deep cuts - frsigat
rates 20 the coast Railroad fns8 declare
that the g.satest fFeixhE war ever known
o. rates 70 tEs coast Is boand - cone
a. a rexn.t-
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liver 70 a healthy acll gIty. without lrrilat-
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= aoaoEN TRIal

NET BEDFoED. MSS. Jsns la.-Tas
evidenes ,a the Bor1ea trial today .As
chlefiy eorEoisoTaitEs ef p.1oF testlEspssY.
aua vas sat % great vsiss- - esfb~T s1ds.
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0RITlIkPY.

NKw YORK, June - Word rsesived
here late tonight from Sew Oriesns stztes
that JOn Daffse. famous referee q
b.c E-hts, Is dead.
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WITH YOUR HANDS TIED

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THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. June l0.-The weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: