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Ia PoPE.s PollcY.
ii WIN He Vigorously Pursued N America
Mgr. thapeite Impressed With satoilis

il VIII he vigorously Pursued n America
Mgr. hapeiic Impressed with satoilrs
Power.
RoME, March 20 Pope Leo Tuesday
gave an audience 10 Mgr. Chapellc, co
.adjutor bishop OF Santa Ee, n. NJ, who
arrived lin Rome about q month ago,
having come to Europe with the object,
so he stated, Of obtaining recruits for
the Santa Fe missions. For this pnr-
pose Mgr Chapelle visited-sariens- sens
inaries in France, and afterward at
tended the papal jubilee.
Mgr. Ghapelle, who acted as secre-
tary at the meeting.of archbishops in
New York, has disclaimcd having come
10 Rome with any mission from the
board OF mctropolitans He has also
expressed himself as rejoicing at the
appointment Of Mgr. Satolli 70 his pres
emit post.
AT the audience granted to Mgr
Chapellc Tuesday Pope Leo emphasized
the importance Of the university ut
Washington, and expressed a hope that
all the bishops would contribute har-
moniously to assure its success The
pope said he wished the university to
remain under the direction OF the Epis-
copate.
His holiness added that he would con-
stantiy support his protegc and pupil,
Mgr. Satolli, whose mission was neces-
sary torestore union and concord In the
church in America Cardinal RAM
polla, the papal secretary of state,
stated to Mgr Chapellc that the vat
lean would continue resolutely the
policy begun in the United States.
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4 CINCINNATI, March 20. Thos. Hunt.
alias Broadwell the great bank forger,
will never be tried for his crimes. He
has gone before higher tribunal
Chief Deitsch has received telegram
from New York stating that at 44O
o'clock Tuesday morning Hunt expired
at the Bellevue hospital Hunt is the
man who so cleverly passed raised
checks on three Cincinnati banks and
on other banks throughout the country.
He eluded the police for long time
but was finally arrested in New York
Detective Crawford was sent after him
but the disease which resulted in his
death prevented his removal.
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CONDENSED NEWS
Gathered From All Parts 81 the couatr
By Telegraph.


BY Telegraph.
Tommy Ryan has backing for $40. 900
to fight any man Of his weight In the
world
The malta are threatening the author
tiles at Ellis island for sending back
Italian contract laborers.
Baron Gyulai. whom Moltke once de-
scribed as the best cavalry general in
Europe, is dead at Vienna
Two Pittsburgh Italians fought q
duel with stilettos. both beng fatally
stabbed. The quarrel was over .
woman.
plant was sold Tuesday to syndicate.
It is understood that the price paid was
$3.50, 000.
A released convict says the West vir-
ginia penitentiary officials in Furnishing
prisoners frequently split their mouths
with sticks
1t is believed by many that Crisp will
again be speaker of the house. 1t Is
said he has made his peace with Presi-
dent Cleveland
George H Calf one Of the best
known men in the art world Of New
York, died suddenly at his studio in tho
association hall building
The government Of Spain. through
the state department. Monday, Officials
| ly rendered to the United States as a
gift, the reproduced flagship of Column
bus, the Santa Maria
A heavy snow-storm was in progress
Monday on the Chicago and Great West
ern railroad from Talmagc, la, to st
Joe, Mo At Stannod, Mo-, four inches
fell in thirty minutes.
| The German government will raise
| the Washington legation to an cmbas-
sy in view Of similar change being
made in the representation Of tho
United States in Berlin
Judge Guthrie has ordered the county
court Of Putnam county, w. Va, to
build new courthouse, and threatens
! to proceed against members of the
court unless this is done,
Gov. Peter Turney Monday commits
stoned Thomas I. r. Allisien, Of Nash.
vile, commissioner Of agriculture and
Frank NJ. Smith. Of Knoxville, superin-
tendent Of public instruction.
The body OF Baron Louis Kallay, a
conspicuous Hungarian politician, was
found Monday in the river Thesis, near
Zenta His skull had been fractured
by repeated blows with metal instru-
ment
The French senate. Monday, elected
/ NJ. Challemel- Lacour, tho well-knowu
statesman and writer, and senator from
Bouches du Rhone, president Of the
senate, in place Of Jules Ferry, de.
| ceased.
Victoria Johnson, notorious Negro
footpad, was arraigned in the police
Justice court, Chicago. charged with
holding up and robbing Dan Collins, (
4 Joliet contractor, Of $2,2Oo. She wa!
held in 81 900 bail.
4 The annual meeting of the American
Bell Telephone Co was held at the com
pany's office in Boston Tuesday. TIL.
annual report shows net earnings o
! IS, All ,674, against IS. l12, $40 the previ
GUS year and 81, 500, Ais in 1890.
A cablegram was received at the de
4 partment of state from Port au Prince
i Hayti, Monday. stating that insurgents
had crossed the Haytian frontier from
San Domingo, and that q decisive bat
tie had been fought Who won thu
battle IT did NOT say.
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ARMoR At AN ANGLE.
Tests 1hat Have Never Before Been Mad

Tests hat Have Never Before Been Made
With Heavy Plate.
WASHINGTON, March 30 An impor-
tant test win soon take place at the
naval proving grounds at Indian Head.
An attack will be made on armor placed
at an angle Of forty-6vc degrees with
the line Of fire. Hitherto the face Of
thu armor plate has confronted the
muzzle Of the gun, that Is, the line
Travelled by the projectiles was at right
angles with the target. The discharge
might be called q straightAvay fire.
The. test has been severe one for the
material, as in actual warfare such a
condition embracing proximity Of gun
and directness OF attack, will be re-
mote.
Light armor placed at an angle with
the line Of fire, has been attacked by
rapid fire guns. but heavy armor has
never been SO placed. For this test q
nickel steel plate, Harveyized. ten
inches in thickness, will be fired upon
from twelye-inch rifle. The natural
inference is that an armor plate placed
at an angle with the line Of FIRE will
serve to glance off all projectiies and
the plate will be placed so that the
she'll will be riccocheted into an EN-
bankmenL
Upon the results OF this experiment,
ii is understood, will depend the prepar-
alton Of plans for q new form Of war
vessel
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NEW York, March 30 The funeral
Of the late Col Elliott F. Shepherd,
editor and proprietor Of the Mail and
Express, was held Tuesday morning.
Services were held at his late residence,
Fifth avenue and Fifty-frst street, and
at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
church, OF which he was a member, and
were very impressive, The interment
was at New Dorp, Staten Island, in the
Vanderbilt tomn Several large ferry
boats were chartered to take the
mourners across the bay to the place Of
lintermcnt
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ONE WAY I'd BE HAPPY.

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Eiitot shepard's Fall Issarcr..

New YORK, March co. The pall-bear.
ers at the funeral OF the late Elliot r..
Shepard. Tuesday. viii be Chaucey NJ.
Depew, John sloane, James Dannangh.
John A. SletcheF. Logan G Murray,
Col. John j. McCools, John $. Kennedy,
Warren Van Maiden, Warner Miller
and Ex-Judge Noah Davis The inter
ment viii be in the Vanderbilt mnnso-
leum, In the Moravian cemetery. at
Newdrop. Staten Island.
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EMO VII sE ZEE.
Thc DeiauitIgg Bank President WIZ Is
cape Punishment.

The DeinuitIgg Bank President VIII Es-
cape Punishment.
New York, March 20. Judge Wal
lace, in circuit court Monday morning,
handed down decision In tho case Of
John C. Emo, the defaulting president
Of the Second National bank, who, in
1884, fed to Canada to escape punish
ment for misappropriating the funds ef
the bank, and who returned to this city
few months ago. Under this decision
indictments against Emo in the court
Of general sessionsare dismissed.
/ Judge Benedict, IN the y. s. criminal
court, has now under consideration a
motion Of ex-senator Frank Hiscock To
dismiss the indictments against Emo.
returned BY the grand jury in the Y. $.
court in 1854 II these indictments are
dismissed Emo will be free
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4 LEADER.

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l,aanrernrd.a sMnr1l.

CHARLESTON. s. G.. March 20. The
city council formally received the saber
Of the late Gen. Beauregard, bequeathed
To Charleston In his will The presen-
tation was made By special com
mittee. which went TO New Orleans
TO receive the sword, and after speeches
BY the mayor and aldermen, resolu-
tions were adopted and ordered to be
sent to the family Of the testator. A
public memorial meeting in honor
Of Gen. Beauregard will Be held on
APRIL II
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CHICAGO, March 90 Horace O'Don-
oghue, prominent printer, for twenty
years newspaper man and formerly
city editor Of the Inter Ocean, commit
ted suicide Monday morning by cutting
his throat from ear 10 ear with razor
His family are unable TO assign any
canse for the deed, as he was insa pros
porous financial condition and had not
4 care In the world
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OTTAWA, Ont. March "a The bin
incorporating the North American
Canal Co. was passed Monday by tho
Dominion parliament The company
will construct q canal from Lake Erie
10 Lake Ontario. deepen the St Law
renee canals. and cut the canal from
Lake ST. Francis to Lake Champlain.
and thence to Hudson river. in order to
provide new waterway to Now York.
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WAsHINeToN. March 20 In the SEN
ate Mr.. Hoar presented the majority re-
port Of the committee On privileges and
elections fayoring the scating 81 Lee
ManteYl, the republican appointed 70
the vacancy from Montana After d
long discussion senator Vance moved
that the motion be printed with the
names OF Beclswith and Allen, Of Wyo-
ming and Washington. senator Hoar
aureed
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HoW,s THIS /

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WAsnINgToN. March %, The president
sent the following nominations to the
Senate Tuesday: Geo G. billiard, Of
Mississippi. to be consul general Of the
United States at GuayaquiI. Ezra w.
Miller, Of South Dakota, to be attorney
81 the United States for the district. Of
south Dakota, ~
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STRANGE PHENOMENON.
A star That shoots out Eed and hi

A star That shoots out Eed and Istue
sparks.
SAN FRAYcIsco. Cal. March 90. At
midnight most peculiar phenomenon
WINS visible in the heavens here, little
south 81 west II appeared like a very
large star, and was shooting out red
and blue sparks II was not very far
above the horizon. and was slowly
sinking It was also moving rapidly
from south TO north. The same phe-
nomenon Is reported from Santa Cruz.
San Louis 0bIspo and other points III
the state. Efforts were being made 70
communicate with Lick observatory
and other observatories. which were
cut on from telcgraphic connection a.
that hour.
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stnwawar. Pnt Ashore.

LONDON March 20. The captain of q
cattle steamboat sailing frqn Liverpool
put nine stowaways ASHORE AT ESCAPED
island, which il uninhabited. They
were rescued by crewo ~ fishing
boat and conveyed to the neighboring
.headland 81 kReekadoon. They then
nroceeded 70 Queenstown.
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PHILADELPHIA. March 90 Monday
the supreme court In three per curtain
orders refused 70 grant special alloca-
tors and admit the defendants to bail
In the case Of tho commonwealth
against Henry Bauer and Carl Mold.
Bauer and Mold were convicted in Feb
ruary In the court Of error and terminer
Of Allegheny county. charged with be-
ing accessories TO Alex Bergman IN the
felonious assault and battery which
bergman committed on Henry G. Friclk.
81 the Carnegie iron works, in attempt
ing 10 assassinate him ID Pittsburgh
last July. Bauer and Mold will now
have to serve out their four years SEM
tence in the western penitentiary.
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a OuadrupIe Tragedy.

MARSHALL, No, March 30. "A report
has just reached here Of terrible trag-
edy committed Sunday at point mid
way between this place and Sedalia,
wherein four persons were killed. The
victims were Mr.. and Mrs. Archey liar,
low and Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Woifcy.
No particulars have been received. The
sheriff at once started to the scene OF
tha ft-aoadv
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4 Family PoIsoned on pie.

LIMA, OK March 90 Three members
Of the family Of Philip Kline are dan-
gerously i'll from eating pies made from
prepared fruit They are In danger
GUS condition and their recovery is pro
bounced impossible.
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N MASON Cry, Ia, March 20. The stock
barns owned BY Kirk Bros burned
Monday night The famous Storm, hold
ing the fastest five-year~old stallion pac-
ing record OF the world; brown John, by
Brown Hal; RENE, by King Rene; Red
Clay, by Red Wilkes, and Edmund G..
by Red Clay, were burned. Loss on
horses alone fuily 500, 900.
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SAN FRkSCIsco. March 20 Gov.
Markham's approval Of the parole bill
will release from the two state prisons
over 1000 conyiets who have served one
year OF their first terms Many OF the
eonvicts who may be paroled are des-
perate criminals.
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\, r,.... d. !. v...,,lny out.

WASHINGTON. March 90 Secretary
Morton, Of the Agricultural depart
ment, addressed letter to every bu-
reau and division chief asking whether
any reduction could be made in the
number of employees without IMPAIR
ment of the public service, it being de-
scribed in the interest Of economy to
lessen the expenses Of the department.
IA large wedding out Of employees is ex-
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The WhoIesalo DIaoharge o. EnGInoeF7s
ALBuouERoUE. N. NJ, March ao.--
Mr. Williams. OF the grievance commit
tee Of the brotherhood Of locomotive
engineers. is here to inquire into tho
recent wholesale discharge Of engineers
who are members Of the order, BY the
Atlantic and Pacific railroad. Rein
statement will be demanded when cause
for discharge can't be shown. Serious
trouble is likely to accur over this mat
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OTTAWA, Can. March 60 The Gov
ernment Monday asked for an appro-
priation of 800, 600 toward the erection
Of Notifications at EsquimanlL British
Columbia, and the maintenance of a
detachment Of royal marine artillery or
engineers at that place.
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OTTAWA, Can, March 20 In the
commons Monday afternoon r. Foster
repeated the statement that the Cana
dian government would not give France
any preferential treatment; ii the new
treaty was ratified all countries would
take advantage Of reduction In Cana
dian duties.
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NEW York, March 90 Mr.. Powtlerly,
who is here. in speaking Of Judge
Kicks decision in the Ann Arbor rail-
road trouble, said that he believed the
decision was a. move toward the point
to. which labor organizations were
steering that Of state control Ok rail-
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ST. PAUL, Mimi. March 20. On COM
plant of Richard Walsh, John j.
Rhodes general managerpf the Mime
sofa bureau Of coal statistics was ar.
rested Monday evening on tho charge
Of perjury
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NEW York, March 20 There is a
story that ex- Mayor Hugh J. Grant for
several years Tarhmany sachem, will
not be reelected, and ii Is probably
true. Mr.. Croker no longer likes Mr.
Grant, and-he intends to make him feel
HI 4d;snIens N r., II,
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stiIl Tome TO America.

ODESSA. March 30. "A largo portion
Of the Germany colonists on the volea
win emigrate to America in the spring.
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CHICAGO. March 90. Members Of the
American Sabbath Union Of Illinois
Monday passed resolutions Of regret for
the death Of Elliott Il. Shepard.
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IN THEIR CELLS
khrewd ArIns sas Commentators Contin-
ued 10 Mako C0fnA!

khrewd Arkansas Commentators contin-
ned 10 Make Coins.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March no. Dep
uty United States Marshal Fleming has
nnearthed gang Of connterfeiters in
the state penitei,tiary j W. Lotion,
sent M for one year for murder, his
term expiring Monday, and Tom Johns.
confined for hcrscstealing. his term ex-
piring April |, were the guilty parties.
Four plaster Of paris moldAwerc found,
two in Lotions and two inN Johns cell,
besides several silver coins dollars,
halves and quarters They were de-
tected through some boys who delivered
the coins. Lotion passing them to the
boys on the outside by means Of strings,
aRd the boys returning the coins the
same WAY
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TAMPA, Fla, March 20 .. g. Writ
Of Oak Grove, Va, son Of VIM. Writ
attorney general Of the United States
under President Monroe, and assistant
prosecutor in the trial OF Aaron Burr,
died here. He had been i'll only five
days with inflammation, Of the bowels
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Y,In Won KNOW ITY We are selling at
J cast, blankets, Comforts, Ladies CloakSii
Ladies Hats, Ladies Flannsl 9nae rneT oueen
mnst 30, at e p. HERRlNG'S, corner SueSn
mi Martin streets.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-19

President John Fl. Finley. Of Knox coli
lege, with the request that he call the
attention of Prof. Starr, OF the Chicago
university, to the relic when the pro
fessor next visited Galesburg 70 deliver
his university extension lecture In
this letter Mr.. Russell eloquenlv
dilates on the expression of the lefs
eye on the clearness Of the check
muscles, and on the fact thet when first
discovered traces OF vertebrge were vis-
ible on the back Of the neck. lie added
also as a circumstance IN proof of the
Commences of the petrifaction that =
Petrifed foot inclosed In 9 petrifed
moccastn was found near the place
where the head was picked up. Prot
Starr, who is a learned enthnologist
and is curator of the museum OF the Chi
cago university. examined the relic
with great interest He proDouneed
the resemblance very remarkable, boa
concluded that IL was not a mans head,
but was simply the result of natures
operations The stone Is about eight
inches long and five wide. Mr.. Russell
is not yea convinced, but writes that,
though geologists may diffsr.- he Is
more firmly convinced than ever that
Ghe head is a petrifactisn-