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Evening journal., 1893-11-29
THANKSGIVING.
PnnLIc sALrs.

DUBLIC SALE. - THE HOUSEHOLD
L x ods at No. s07 West Eighth street, will
be sold on Friday, December lst. at a m.
Parl r, dining-roOm. bedroom and kitchen
furniture, silverware, bedding. eic.-Piano,
paintings. bookcase and secretary combined,
good collection Of books, large mlrrOr, etc,
etc etc. w. If. rAlkLAMB.
SEQ ge Drake. auctioneer.
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HURRAH FOR HULL e. co.
Worlds Fair Honors Carried OFF by Pokeepsie Firm.

Our readers well that city represented at the Chi
Fair firms from personal observation err
taby Still pleasing is the fact that least of home
industries have been 'knighted"
Of Hull Co., makers Of the celebrated uohess
Trousers had large and interesting exhibit Eom the Sheep The
MAN. showing the manufacture ef cloth from the
The idea novel and well carried
Hull Co. deserve the they have attained in
medals an5 diplomas for strength and durability OF the D.
shed panaoons the ot for process of manufacture
Hull Co. progressive todae firm, journey through
building will Heated with lighted by gas and
city, large airy well ventilated their factory credit im
and city
While during the recent financial depression the employees 90 o n
by half me really Of the force working all OF The
time continue with them than three vee
Now while neghborng shut down, Hull and Co.
ming full force full time.
Perhaps people know that they not only make the cloth into
garments the wooen cloth WE'LL owning large WOODEN mill
and consuming its entire product
rapid and steady growth Of the business highly credtt and
the honors Of Chicago a fitting conummaton.
We extend congratulations Certainly all pleased a
honoged and is able enroll her ths t
Of victOrs
There goods sold in this city by
JUSTIS e. DAVIDSON,
BOSTON OAE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE 2l3 MARKET STREET.
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requested to leave a package. containing
food or an article of use TO the needy
The contributions will be distributed
on Thanksgiving Day.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29

Mrs S. NJ. Way, of Chester, has beer
wishing friends in this city.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29
Trial over "A Dog.

There is at least one case on the civil
! st for the November term Of the Super
Tor Court the outcome OF which will be
awaited with much interest. It is a
dog case, plain and simple. The ques
tion involved is: Can an electrified,
grinding fve-cent monopoly run down
a dog of aristocratic connections, on the
aristocratic thoroughfare of the city and
not be held accountable to the law of
the laud
The case in question is No. i5G, set for
trial on December 26 1t is entitled,
Joshua Z Smith VS. the Wilmink ton
Citv Railway Company, May term
1898 William N,ichsel Byrne. will
represent Mr. Smith and his dog, and ia
the absence of Willard Salisbury Jr
ex Attorney General John Blggs anC
James w. Ponder will defend the com
pany.
It is understood that several months
ago Mr. Smith owned a dog. IL belonged
TO the distinguished setter family o
Ireland, but t. just what branch is no
known One day, in a fi5 of hilarity
this 5000 dog rushed into the road be,
of Delaware avenue and barked defiance
at the repair wagon of the Wilmington
City Railway Company, which was rushing
down town to repair break The whte
Of the wagon ran over the dog, and hi
spirit went to join Hector and other dis
tinguished CANNES. This led TO the sui
for damages
At the conclusion Of the afternoon ses
sion. court adjourned for The Thanks
giving holiday. The Court House Office
will also be closed tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29

Piano scarfs, piano covers, piano stools
in large variety. Robelen & CO. No 40
Market street.
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Miss Kate Grubh has been visiting
friends at Marcus Hook
Evening journal., 1893-11-29

Speaker of the Senate Charles B.
Houston. of Millsboro, was in town for a
short time yesterday.
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The Brownsoh Library Association will
give reception tomorrow afternoon
Music for dancing will bs furnished b.
Albert's Orchestra
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liquor Gases on Friday.

The court gave notice that all con.
testsd liquor cases ready for hearing
would be taken up aud disposed of IN
Friday. The argument list will also be
gone over If there Is time. The Jurors
were discharged until 10 o'clock on
Monday morning.
On Friday morning the court will 60
over the court calendar and strike of
all cases that are not to be tried
William S. Hilles and Harry Emmons
argued the certiorari case of } Barkley
/ Bros. VS. William Lawton. Magistrate
Smith was present with his records
The con ention was that the magistrate
records were wrong, diminution being
| alleged
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William Johnson and family. of thii
city. have been visiting friends in Marcu
Hook.
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Encampment No. 81, knights of st. John
and Malta, TO Celebrate Its First Ami
versary December 6-Charity Entertain
ment at St. PauI's Tonight
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Mr. and Ms. George E. King have
gone on visit t1 Rev and Mrs. d. ID
Corkrau, at Cesilton, Nd.
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WILMINGTON E0clmpment No. 81,
Knights Of st. John and Malta, will
celebrate its FIRST anniversary on Wed
nesday evening. December 6, at 30.
The exercises will be held in the new
hall in the Leiberman building, at Fifth
and Market streets.
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AGAINST HOPE LODGE
A Jury Gives Mrs. Emmons
the Full Amount of Her Claim.
JURY ONLY OUT FOR A SHORT TIME

License Cases TO BE Heard on Friday.
New Calendar to BE Arranged Suit
Against the Wilmington city Rail-
way Company for killing a Dog.
The suit of Rebecca Emmons vs. Hope
Lodge No 81, o o +, occupied all of
yesterday afternoons session Of court
Harry Emmons cited many authorities
and precedents to show that his mother
was entitled to receive 5000 death bene
fits on her husbands account
Mr. Ward said the court had kept the
matter within narrow limits, confniug
it to the bylaws of the organization.
The deceased was presumptively ia.
miiar with the bylaws aud
must have known that it was
necessary TO pay dues in order to get
benefits. Any other action on the part
of members would bankrupt the society
If benefits were paid, no matter whether
dues were paid or not, there would be no
incentive for a man TO contribute. He
alleged that Mr. Emmons had quoted
precedents which only affected stock
insurance companies, and not fraternsl
benefit organizations like Hope Lodge
AS William Emmons was delinquent in
dues the bylaws Of the lodge precluded
his widow from receiving benefits
In his argument to the jury Harry
Emmons said he did not want the money
so much as to show the people what kline
of an organization Hope Lodge was. III
| denied that there was any proof 20 show
that his father owed the lodge any dues
He admitted that, while under the by.
laws his father might not have been en-
titled to sick benefits, his widow wa
certainly entitled to death benefits.
Mr.. Ward closed for the defense ant
court adjourned until 10 o'clock to day
Charge for the Plaintiff.
This morning Judge Cullen charged tn
jury. The courts instructions wer
clearly in favor of the plaintiff, it hold
ing that the by law requiring the pay
I ment of delinquencies e month before
member could be entitled 20 sick bene
fits did not apply TO death benefits, tn
simple payment of dues before deaf
jEstifying the claim. At 10 20 ocloc
the jury retired for deliberations A
11.07 o'clock it returned with a verdic
Of $243.S0 and costs for Mrs Emmons.
Liquor Cases on Friday.
mi
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The marriage of franklin Pyle and
Miss Underwood, of Marshsllton, is an
nounced to take place to morrow even
ing at o'clock, at the home Of the
brides parents, at Msrshallton.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29

The Shields Library Association will
give its ihirtieth annual reception this
evening in the Library building
Evening journal., 1893-11-29

Mrs. L w Emerson, of Summit
Bridge, has removed her family to No.
703 Tatnsll street.
Evening journal., 1893-11-29

Miss Bessie Parmerly. of this city, is
visiting relatives at Wyoming, Del
Evening journal., 1893-11-29

Harry Steelman, of this city, will
spend Thanksgiving Day in Wyoming.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
IIlRE WINNERS.

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ills, Oct. 5.-Winpers
Leadville, Jack White, Folsom, John,
Remarks.
MORRIS PARK. N. j., Oct. 5-Winrers
Lizetta, Raceand, Dobbins, Stencil,
Beansy, Kentiserna.
GUTTENBuRG, n. j., Oct. 5.-WinDers:
Blue Garter, Air Plant, Sun Glim pse, Yes
tibule, Panaky, Msrghetta.
GLOUCESTER, n. j., Oct. 5.-Winners
Brooklyn, Apollo. Artillery, Chance. Let
toOn, Sweet Alice.
CINCINNATI. Oct 5.-Latonia winners:
Miss Dixie. Eyelett, Gascon, Fraulein,
Domingo. q. b. Cox.
MILwAUKEE. Wis, Oct. 5.-Trotting,
2:2i class-Swigert K, Milton, Valusia.
Best time, 2:22 Trotting. 2:2O class
Prince H, Stroulia, Kate Phallamon. Best
time. 2:l715. Trotting, 2:30 class-Phalla-
mount Sprague. Judge Brown, First Born
Best time, 2:2l14.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5-Trotting, for foals
of 1S92-Sam Medium, Clara Briggs, Mon
gold. Best time, 3:12. Trotting, 2:50 class,
Kiowa, Sam Fuller. Best time. 1885,
ST. LOUIS, Oct. ). = Running races.
Winners: Fon Shway, Hi Henry, Chimes,
Mezzotint, Belfast, Alpaouse.
CHILLICOTHE, O., Oct. 5.-Ths>Safinished
3-year-old trot Was won by Barnet. Ella
Faliey won the ysarliug consolation dash.
The 2:l6 class trot was taken by PamiicO.
Gertrude was second. Best time, 2:14A
In the 2:22 class, trotting, Eolne won.
Georgia Lee was second aud Wilkes Maid
third. Best time, 2:1434. In the 3-year-
old pace Lottie Lorene won. Joe Wilkes
was second. Best time, 2:16. In the 224
class, trottlng (uafinished), Civiltine p,
Glorina and koaline each took one heat.
Best time, 2:l7$4.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
THE GIFTS OF AGE.

How wilt thou cheer me, Age, when year By
TIE 2ra.e aud JOY of Youth are passed away,
And tGou hast turned the bonnie brown lair
graz.
Dimned the clear eyes, hast bid the red bps
face
And tie soft norior Of tie l.she, soft limbs
How shall cheer thees VIII crown thy hess
With cleaning silver: for Youths tin!d sips
OF power give thee the best Of all-the power
To comfort. seam thy softly faded face
With deep experience: make thy faite-inr step
Music most dear within thy dwelling -o.ace.
What wilt thou bring re. Age, VIXEN from my
heart
Thou taG'ss the lish, o. Youth, wao gives the
hours
Such brilliant rapid fight: when al ray powers
Shall, one by ore. lose the fresh, vigorous play
That makes their exercise pure delight
O how dread 10 see Youth pass away!
What shall bring thces will bring TO thee
Long hours of pure ocupanionship. whose wide
And perfect happiness shall with thee bice
Long after earth has passed III bring 10 thee
Fair Menory's afterglow, thy husbands trust
Thy children's love. thy trends fidelity.
What cans. thou give ne Age, to make . life
With thee endurables Then shall know
The embers Of the passions that now glow
And burn within my fervid heart Canst thou,
The forerunner Of Death. fud aught to ease
The dread descent foreshsdowed on thy browi
What can give thee? Q thou doubling heart.
I'll lead thee gently 10 the welcome grave.
Where thou shalt leave thy body. passion .
slave,
Worn out and useless, Tapped in dreamless rest
Thy glowing spirit, as 1t bursts its cell,
Shall, own, exultsnt, Ages gifts are best
Mary IL Dougine, in Christian at Work
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
NEW YORK DEMOCRATS.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Oct. 5-The Demo-
cratic state convention met here this
morning. Not much interest was mani
tested in the nominations for places ON the
ticket They have already been decided
upon, and it is not likely that any change
will be made in the program. Mr.. Cord
meyer of Brooklyn is to be the candidate
for secretary of state; Hugh Duffy of
Courtlandt, for state treasurer. and At
torney General Rossndale and State En-
gineer Schneck are to be renominated
Isaac Manyard is to be nominated for the
appeals bench. These nominations will
not be made until tomorrow.
The Hill people, who control the conven-
tion, decided that the anti-snapper ele-
ment should not be summarily dealt with,
but that It's merits should determine each
contest. upon "A careful hearing by com
mittee under Chairman Daniel ID. Lock
wood. who nominated Mr. Cleveland for
governor and for president. The so-called
Hill men could dominate the convention
II ali the antl-snapper contestants should
be admitted, and hence no enmity
need be aroused to hold control.
aud the contests are to be judieially
considered. There are contests in
fourteen districts. The anti-snappers
have. however. enough unchallenged rep
reSentativc to warrant them two members
on the new state Committee. The interest
In the convention is not upon the nomlna-
tlous, unless that OF Judge Maynard be
counted. but upon the relation OF things
to be established in the recognition and
consequent influence upon the future OF
the anti-snappers.
Uuited States Senator Murphy nominat
ed for temporary chairman, Hon. Daniel
ID. Lockwood of Buffalo
In his address Mr.. Lockwood aroused
significant aud loud applause when he
declared that the present convention rep
resented the entire Democratic party OF
the state. His reference TO the pledge Of
The national platform of 1892 ID repeal the
Sherman law was vociferousiy cheered.
The convention then adjourned till to-
morrow morning.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
For steady nerves and good sleep use
Bromo-SeltZer. Contains no Anti-Pyrine
THE BEER TAX

NEW IoEK. Oct. 5.-When the PROPOSE.
tIon 10 increase the tax on beer comes up
in the house Ashbel p Fitch will be heard
from. IL Is not yet forgotten that he
turned violent somersault, running as q
Democrat for congress while sitting AS a
Republican. The reason that he gave for
the change was that the Republican party
proposed reducing the tax on whisky, aud
that he could never briug himself to con-
sent to such a reduction. ''It would open
liquor store oa every corner in Harlem
and make whisky 3 cents glass; and
that he must oppose. That sounds yery
proper. bus as it happens Mr.. Fitch's in
come tram the brewers is about i've times
his salary as membor OF congress, and he
sits as their representative. In one wear
10 say nothing OF collateral fees. his in
come from two brewers alone was over
$1,000
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
NEBRASKA REP,JsilcANs

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct 5-The Republican
state convention met today. with G. II.
Thummell in the chair. Mr. ThummeIl is
pronounced anti-Maxwell man. The
temporary organization was made perma-
nent. and the convention proceeded 10 bal
lot for supreme judge It required 4sS
votes 20 elect. The first, second and third
ballots showed no choice, hut on the fourth
the opponents OF Mr. Maxwell couc-n.
trated on Mr.. Harrison, and he was nomi-
mated.
Immediately upon the announcement OF
the result of the ballot Judge Harrison
was presented to the convention and made
brief speech of acceptance.
when three regents for the state univer-
sity were nominated on the first ballot.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
TIE STOCK MARKET,

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Trading, outside of
Reading, Whisky. Atchison and Sugar,
was light on the stock market today.
Atchison sold quite freely during the
morning, due to a report that the holders
of the guarantees fund notes maturing on
November would be asked for a five
years extension iu payment of the per
cent commission. A drive, however, re-
suited in a mere fractional decline, which
WAS partly recovered, and the last sale
was but IS per cent below yesterday 8
closing. Drives were also made at Read
ing, Whisky and Sugar, but all closed
with but slight changes for the day. The
graugers were steady throughout and
showed but slight changes at the close,
which was weak.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
A RATE SQUABBlE.

CHICAGO, Oct 5.-Charges Of cutting
rates have been made against the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas. Chairman
Caldwell presided over an inquiry meet
ing this morning, but no action WAS taken
because OF the absence of General Psssen-
ger Agent Barker..of the alleged guilty line.
Mr.. Barker, who denies every allegation
made against his road, will be here in a
dav or two to explain matters.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-The competing east
ern roads here are charging that the Big
-Four line is taking -four aud grain from
East st. Louis to Liverpool via Newport
News at cut rates. Whether the other
lines will meet the alleged cut is not
known, but there is talk of an east bound
rate which will meet the cut.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
WHEEI EYERS

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Oct. 5-Harry Ty-
Ter broke the worlds record for a mi.e
from a standing start, and MeDuffee and
Clark broke the worli's record for a mile
for a tandem with flying start, today.
Tyler made a mile ia 2:0l So, breaking tue
record by ) . seconds Tue old record
WAS 2:05 ;, made by WIud!e year ago
Tyler also broke the worlds record for a
half and three-9usrfevs. the tirns for til.
quarters being J., l:tE.' l:30 3-5 and POI 3-5.
In trial for a half mile tandem r A
McDuifee aud James Clark made 1t "a yipe
start Ia 2:ol Is. beating the world |,
record four seconds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06

More rnsn make money than nnoney
makes men.
The perfume is where the flower Ia
Cupid Is crank.
Hops il ever on the see-sa~.
Sleep il death without decay.
kiss is an emotional explosive
Selfsbness casts its shadow from al
points % the cornpaza
A gentle temper Is - homer in .
golden vessel
When a heart breaks 4. break. 81.
lently.
Salvation may be free. but :. cosss
money 20 convey the information De-
trolt Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
MONTANA BANDITS.

ESSEX, Mont, Oct. 5.-Word has just
reached here that posse stationed at
Java, the second ST station We It of the sum nit
Of the Rockies, sighted the train robbers a
little after 10 o'clock yesterday. and at
once ordered them to surrender. Upon re-
fusng the officers opened fire, killing one
and woundiug two. while the fourth man
surrendered. One of the wounded men
took to the hills, and the posse is in pHr-
suit.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
THE WAR IN BRAZIL,

LONDON, Oct. 5.-A dispatch received
from Buenos Ayres says that Admiral de
Melos resumed the bombardment of
Rio de Janeiro today. The dispatch adds
that the banks and business houses are
closed, aud that business is at a stand-still.
BUENoS AYREs. Oct. 5.-President Peix-
otto has issued manifesto, thanking the
people for rallying around the government
in the recent troubles. The members of
the government, he says. are honest ana
impartial men, and therefore there is no
reason for the revolt.
1t is learned that several hundred colo
nists were killed during the attack on
Santa Fe The federal cavalry are still
pursuing the rebels.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
IVES AND ROBERTS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-The seventh game
of the series of the billiard match between
Roberts aud Ives was contested tonight.
In the afternoon game Ives played poorly
and Roberts gained back the lead of lis
points. When the afternoon game was
over Roberts score was 5.40o aud Ives
score .o3S. leaving him 3s2 behind. AT the
end OF the evening game the score stood ::
Roberts. 6. 40l; Ives 5.TsG. Highest ruus:
Ives, 202: Roberts, 14S. Averages: Ives,
l6 3-23; Roberts, 81 3-s7
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
INSURANCE SUSPENSIONS

CONCORD. y. H., Oct. 5.-The Aetna. the
American Manufacturers and the Home
Manufacturers and Traders. three New
HamDshire mutual insurance companies
have been eploined from doing business by
Insurance Commissioner f.inehan Ira-
precedeBted losses during Juhe aad the
impossIsllity OF raising mouey on the
securities Of the companies IN the preseu;
tiaaucial strlngsDcy led To tlis action.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
DiPHTHERiA.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Oct. 5.-Diph-
iberia is epidemic at st. Mary's. Boyd and
Cadel, small towns along the line of the
Wisconsin Central. At Stanley there have
been thirteen deaths. Children ara not
allowed upon the streets. The mortality
has been heavy in other towns.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
TRAIN WRECkERS.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. Great excite
ment was created at the Pittsburg and
Lake Erie depot about midnight by the
report that an attempt to wreck and rob
the through passenger near Homewood
had been discovered Dy a track walker
Officers were Immediately notified and
dispatched to the scene, but the would DE
wreckers had fed. The train was the fast
express, and its derailment would sure
ly have resulted in great loss of life and
property.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
THE NEBRASKA FIGHT.

WASHINGTON, Oct 5. 5.-Secretary Morton
received a telegram today from Mr.. Nc
Shane and other administration Demo-
cratic leaders of Nebraska. The message
conveyed greetings to President Cleveland,
expressed renewed confidence and pride in
his courage, Patriotism and wisdom, and
favored the speedy repeal of TIE Sherman
law. Secretary Morton called at the
White House and presented the message
to President Cleveland.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
1HE REViER STRIKE.

MACON, No. Oet. 5-The Kansas and
Teas coal miners at Ardmore have re
fused TO so out, as asked by the Bevier
miners, 10 help the latter wia their fight
fer an Increase in wages
There Is no change az the B.vier miue-.
The men are Just as firm in their dema ns. )
as tie operators axe "a refusing TO psy tie
sueTsasr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

MADRID, Oct. 5.-The minister of for
eign affairs has assured the foreign repre-
sentatives that Spain will maintain The
ststu quo in Africa, but that the building
of the forts in Morocco will be CONTINUED
and will be energe,ically pushed 10 COM
pletion. Any aggression on the part c
the Moors will be severely punished
Spain will also demand full reparatior
from the sultan for the Meililla outrage
In conclusion the minister declared thai
the government deprecated any idea OF
carrying on war on Moorish territory.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
THE CHICAGO MARKETS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-There was a tumble in
all :he cereals today, started by raidiug in
corn. 1t came in the last half hour. up to
which time the markets were floating in
almost dead calm. The hurricane o: the
last few minutes blew away cent of the
price OF both corn and wheat. and the
longs were still desperately unloading as
the session ended. Oats weakened from
u to Il cent. Provisions were firm aud a
shade less dull.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
ARusslAN FIRE HoRaoR.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 5.-The infantry
barracks at Roslau province Of Snlolensk,
were burned last night. OF sixty men
who were driven to the roof and obliged to
jump for their lives. eleven were killed
and injured. Twen.y-5hree men and five
commissioned officers were overcome in
the halls and rooms by the smoke and
heat and were burned to death. Man
other. soldiers are missing. The fire IS
believed to have been set by member OF
the regiment. as il spread more rapidly
than would have been possible under Or
binary circumstances.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
A DIseRUNTLeD DEMOCRAT.

EMPoRIA, Kan. Oct. 5.-John Eskridge,
a member Of the Democratic central COM
mittee, and leading and influential
Democrat, has announced that he can no
longer he accounted member of that
party. He is disgruntled over the way the
department has been ignoring the lndorse-
mrnts of the com mittse in tae matter OF
postoffics appointments. and says that
hereafter he will be independent.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
LORD HERSChEII

LONDON. Oct. 5.-The Pail Mall Gazette
states that well informed circles confirm
the report that Baron Herschell will he
ap pointed viceroy of India. Lord Coleridge
will succeed Baron HerscbelI as lord high
chancellor of England. and Sir Charles
Russell will succeed Lord Coleridge as
lord chief justics of England.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-10-06
FAILURES.

LOUISVILLE, Oct 5.-Bartley, johnson &
Co., one of the oldest aud best known
whisky firms in the state, have suspended.
Judge Yertie, who has the firms affairs in
his charge. stated that the amount in
volved would be in the neighborhood of
100000, and that the assets exceeded the
liabilities by two to one.