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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-15
MURDERED FATHER AND MOTH


CHESTER Pa, Jan. IA cold-blooded
double murder WAS committed here to-
might, the murderer being the 24-year old
son OF Thomas and Martha Rodgers, an
old and respected couple, and the latter
the victims. Mrs. William Kildey, a sis
ter of the murderer, received a slight
wound.
Young Thomas sat back of the stoYe in
the kitchen, just after the meal, when his
father reprimanded him for laziness, de-
clariDg that he must go to work. Thomas
answered, You can't put me ont" and,
going up stairs, be secured his brother-in-
laws revolver. The wife and daughter
attempted to save Mr.. Rodgers, but the
young villain pushed them aside and de-
iiberately fired two bullets into his father
at short range. The first shot entered the
thigh and the second lodged above the
heart.
After his father had fallen to the floor,
Young Rodgers kicked him in the face.
The mother attempted to escape by the
cellar door, but bullet from her sons re-
vOlver struck her In the back and penetraU
ed her left lung. His sister fled from the
front door, but her brother, whose blood
thirsty nature had been thoroughly arous-
ed, pursued her TO the street, and. stand
ing on the doorstep, shot her while she
ran. The bullet glanced on the shoulder
blade and thus saved the young woman's
life
The revolver was now empty and the
murderer ran up the street to the alder
mans office followed by large crowd.
The police were notified and Rodgers was
locked up. The victims were taken TO a
hospital, where the physicians announced
that the wounded father and mother could
not live until morning The son had fire.
quently Threatened the life OF his father
when he bad pressed the young man to
go to work, IND on several occasions the
father had secured his arrest, but with
drew the charges on promise of good be-
havior. There is much excitement in the
community, and extra precautions were
taken to guard against lynching.
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.-Mr. Caffery, the
new senator from Louisiana, took the
oath of Office today, and exercised twice
his right to yote-each time in antagonism
to the anti-option bill. That measure
came mp late this afternoon, but was an
tagonized by two motions, on neither of
which was there quorum voting. Stimu-
lated, however. by hint from Mr.. She--
man, that the measure was blocking up
all important business, Mr. Washburn
gave notice that he would ask the senate
to remain iu session next Wednesday un
I'll Il final vote on the bill was reached.
Most of today's session was occupied by
Mr.. Morgan of Alabama on the Nicara-
guam canal bill. In the course of his
speech he spoke sadly of the Monroe doc
trine, as worn, torn and fragmentary, and
as having been kicked by the senate into
doll rags
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A CHARMING WINTER CLIMATE

"One OF the chief delights of America, !"
a famous foreigner recently said, sis the
remarkable diversity of climate and alti-
tude. Every taste can be suited there. "
The rigor of our northern winters tells on
Srcat many constitutions and such
people are obliged TO winter South, " or TO
move there altogether. To this large and
increasing class North Galveston offers
peculiar advantages at prices within the
reach of the most modest purse. This
new and coming commercial point offers
business openings for the merchant: work
for the laOorng man; homes for the deli
cate; rlCn harvest 10 the fruit grower
profit aud pleasure for all In no place in
America IS there better opportunity for
safe investment. All classes of persons,
therefore. are Interested in the drveiop-
meut OF North Galveston and any inquiry
viii be promptly answered ana full infor-
nation furnished by Wright & Miller.
Wichita, the local agents OF the North
Galveston association.
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THE PENSION AGENCIES,

WASHINGTON. Jan, 1.-THE members Of
the appropriation committee today dis
cussed a proposition to abolish all pension
agencies for the payment of pensions and
TO disburse this money from the treasury
directly by means OF checks. The sub
committee preparing the appropriation
bill today had Secretary OF the Treasury
Foster before il on the subject. The Sec
re;ary said that he was inclined to favor
the scheme The sub committee requested
him to have the details of the matter in
vestigated.
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special Dispatch to the D1iy Eagle.
GUTHRIE. 0. T., Jan 14-Little light as
yet appears on the scene Both parties
spent last night in caucusIrg with no re-
suit. The council took hand, aud every
effort was made to keep the lines un-
broken. 4 feeling of disgust is obtaining
throughout the territory at the action Of
the house. The candidates Tor the ap-
pOintive Offices are becoming hungry aud
weary. Tue effect ot this delay j. demoral-
. ling. II porteuds the olnBibusing Of bills
through wIlhout giving them cOn-idera-
ton. This was one Of the depl0rADls
things done by the late lameuted assem-
Oily, and Councillor Pitmaa, in bills intro
duced by him yesterday 10 the council,
asked tor the repeal Of the following bills.
Repeating the acts ia reference 20 mas
ter aud servant and mind products 90
extending from page Csl ~ 692 inclusive Of
the DEilGomt statutes.
Repeating the first ten sections ot de
fiuiuCns and msx.ms' on page 53Z
Repet-iug tbe en,Irs act DEPOSIT 10 form
OF loan on pag~s 54Z agd Gf1
Repeating the entire statute n reference
20 a guaranty.
Repeal z : The entire act q reference 70
Insurance
kegsalu- the entire act ia references 20
"oatE E-atlal-.
hep=sliug the act OF ownership.
Repeating tie specific obligation se..
kepesLHg the act oa trusts In general
Repeating tle act n rrsersaCe % graas-
fers of personal properly.
Repeating tie act r-Arlag uoon Specific
aud preventative relief except section
55IS
KePesl.ng the entire act 10 references to
transfers
Repeating toe scts 10 refereace 10 agents
and agencies. saiu11a-teF- and pi'a-s aud
'-blp uIalaZess, auzI also sections 80 and
80 oE ys-z l4-
BsPsa4aS she entire act a Ee,ssencs 20
pledges
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&C: "a reference 20 p545-s sad 81 ~. aster. +
j. unknown While g. Esy a.t REQUIRE
h-4 .g- the wais.s. tAe arz Satire tsstles .
= .8 he as ss4 W.rAagt .oas- pEsvs-saas f
lae People Egssl t.-t E-Cs are .fE1t Anuses
tJr Is IS tbgHzat f1aE tgs EC-es u many %
tie -1sgls va! a-t as t-a-oa zEEs tr-
long Ile~~ are sHeeplE- 5ls- ca, .l
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THE KENNA FUNERAL.

CHARLESTON, y. Va, Jan. 14-This
city Is in mourning today over the death
of the late Senator J. +. kenua. By the
governors proclamation the front OF the
capitol is draped in mourning and the sen
ate chamber, where the body lay, was also
heavily draped in black. This morning
the body was taken from the
senate chamber, where 10 lay
in state, to theCatholic church. The funer-
al cortege was the largest ever seen in
the city. Requiem mass was performed.
and after touching and appropriate re-
marks by Rev. Fsther Staugsr the body
WAS taken from the church 10 the ceme-
terv and Iaii ID rest.
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The WABASH OPERATORS.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. IA committee repre-
senting the western, eastern and middle
division operators Of the Wabash system
met General Manager Hayes here today.
and presented = scale OF wsges and an
am ended set OF rules. The rules were &C.
csptsd practically as presented. II The
matter Of wages, &r. Hayes will make 10
confession. Ii stated that the company
Was unable 70 make the advance owing %
having done bn- ness a. lower rates dursng
the last year, bat be promised 10 correct
any inequalities existing The operators
are disappointed. but the majority are op-
posed TO a strike
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BLAlNEiS CONDITION.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4-Mr Blaine pass
ed another uneventful night, and was re-
ported by DR.. Johnston, who left the house
at $50 o'clock this morning, to be con-
Portable and a trifie stronger than he was
Lass evening. DR.. Johnston was asked
the direct question whether he considered
Mr.. Blaine in a dying condition, bu; eyad-
ed an exacs reply. He admitted th-t be
Was constantly growing weaker. While
more or less nOurIsameut j. Ejveu Nr
Blaine, the physician said that he j. living
Cu stlmUlants, ana tuaL several times his
life bad been recalled by Re sdmiuistrs.-
ton OF nitro giyceC.ne. wh.Ch u IL results
had surprised the physicians Il was evi-
dent from the replies 70 lie ICterTcE4tioHs
OF the reporter that DR.. Johnston was
mystlhed At the wonderful vitality pcs
sessed by the patient TIE doctor said
that be would not return 10 the house
again until 10 O'Clock.
Mr. Bisiue's pays clans, after their visit
az 2.55 o clock this afternoon, gave out the
following bulletin:
Mr.. Blaine passed a restless night. but
Is now stronger aad brighter than Tor
several days past.
What folly, To be without BEEcaAu's
PILLS.
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THE DALTON RELICS

CoFFEYyILLE, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE eff
fects of the members of the Dalton gang
were sold at auction by the public admin
istrator today to satisfy the claims of
debtors against their estates. LIverymau
John kloeher, who did such effective work
with Winchester at the battle, bought
Graf Dalton's horse and Bob Dalton's
saddle, paying 81 Professional relic
hunters bought the other effects. Bill
Powers watch brought S25, Bob Dalton 5
Winchester $50 and his revolver S3I. The
total sum realized was S294
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COIINClI

GUTHRIE, o. T., Jau. 14-All answered
to roll call. The oath Of Office was admin
istered 10 Chaplain Boggess by Councillor
Pitman
Mr.. Wrightsman introduced the follow
ing bills
An act to provide for liens Of laborers,
mechanics and others
An act to amend article Of chapter 20
OF the statutes OF Oklahoma
This relates 10 the bringing OF civil &C
tions.
a recess was taken for thirty minutes,
and at the close of the recess motiou 10
adjourn uutII 10 o'clock Monday morning
prevailed.
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THE IRON HALL

INDIANAPOLIS, Jad. 1.-The I-on Hal
case aas been appealed TO the supreme
court Of the state The counsel for tae
appellants say that there - manifest error
IN the rulings OF the superior court a gen
eTaE term
State Attorney Altman iett for BsitI-
more today &c spq-sy Igr the state Of Iadl-
snA in the proceedings brouSat hy tEe
indicted Iron Hsl.ers 20 preven: DeI1g
brought bzck to Indianapolis
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THE BANANA FPAII0c

PARIS, Jan. l4.-The police deny the re-
port that fresh prosecutions are impend-
ing and that new arrests are TO be made
for completely the Panama canal frauds
Magistrate Frauqueville has concluded
his examination of NJ. Baihut The state
menU that the minister fully confessed the
bribery charges Is confirmed 1t is ex-
pected that ". Baihut Will be put on trial
as soon as the present trial i concluded.
Ata meeting today OF fifty Republican
deputies it was decided TO represent to
Premier RIbot that, although the fullest
light on the scandal was necessary, yet the
interests of the republic demanded that
the affair be speedily brought TO a settle
meut
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PUTTING HIS NOSE IN

ST. CLOUD, Mimi, Jan. 14-Bishop Ear
detti, in a letter, severely criticises County
Superintendent Rochal for introducing in
this county free textbooks. Mr.. Rochal
says that since the new system was ia
augurated the attendance at the county
schools has largely increased, in many
townships being one. third or One-half
larger ZardetiI appears to be antagon-
istic to anything looking to strengthening
the public schools. Ii Mr.. ROchal persists
a contest is looked for.
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MASS MEETINGS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 14-Dispatches
from Lawrence, HiAwatha, and McPher-
son state that the Republicans and Demo
Gratis OF those places held mass meetings
tonight and protested against the action
of the populists in the lower house, at the
same time urging the Republican majority
to maintain their position, and assuring
them of the Endorsement of the public.
A dispatch from Wichita, Governor
Lewelling's home, states that the Demo
Gratis of that place, who supported him
Loyalty during the election, are consider
ing the advisability of holding mass
meeting on Monday to protest against his
action IL the legislature mudd!e.
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Got uis CNrds.

Tommy had Just returned from sun
day school, and his mother asked hin
II he had beea good boy
Not very" be replied
Then you didn't get a good behavior
eAriY'
yes, ! did / saved tb- money yoa
gave ne for tho heather, and bDa1ht
tyTo cards with 80 from TIE other boyA.-
-Harper-a Hazsar.
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The STRIP CONVENTION.

GUTHRIE, .. T., Jan. "A Especial !
Guthrie is on the qui vive about the CON
ing strip convention. Te!egraus and let
ters are pouring ia from all quarter IL
looks as II here would De 1000 people in
attendance -. Louis. Eau~H, City aud
Omaha have assured the GaIbr.e board of
trade that there wi. d be a large rrprr-eutr-
tiOn from those ci-lcs Committee on re-
ceytiou and entertainment have b--u 1p.
pointed, for the cifzeus have resolved
themselves into a committee Of the Who'll.
TO see that every courtesy is extended 10
the guests
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A IRAN MRFckFR

ERIE. Pa. Jan. I4-Homcr Tate, ths
man arrested yesterday on the charge 81
wreckiug passenger train on the PlsIs
burg aud Erie ou Dec. g. has made
confession. lp which he admits plscu ut.
three cross ties on the track with the pur
pose - wrcCkiug the train. to settle ar
Old score against the engineer Aud the con-
duffgr
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seems to be. however, that the house was
organized last Tuesday The only ques-
tion is, which house ? For no matter
which surrenders, the other will continue
its journal, to be consistent. II the present
dual status be kept up until Tuesday, 1t
will bother the members TO decide which
house ought to take part in the joint con-
vention, aud after the election the courts
would be called upoh to settle the legality
of tha alpction
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Mr. GaSder- Dear u4s, it's rainrng.
Bot must 20 out
NJ Cadder Way mast you 70 oztt
H-s- Gssddsr-h~s Tagvizsr tod ne =
great secret last night, anG-weu,
z est p olL
Mr.. Gad3er I0r1 Ar~ too la,~- saw
Hrs Tawksr hsrsslf s,.ag cat az hsay
EZo.-S- J Press
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TIE STATE PRINTFeSHrp

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE house
trouble threatens 10 cause rangle in the
election Of state printer. The law SAYS
that this election must take place, or,
rather, that bsiloting shall begin. on the
first Tuesday after the organization o. the
legislature. There Is, of course, nc cues
tlon about the organization Of the senate
on that day, but the lawyers differ about
Ihe constltutionsllty of the organization
81 either house. The majority opinion
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rFSrITuTE srRIxrRs-

St. Lorls Jan Is-ILs striking ooa3
miner ef t~u.rs.ia, I..s hsvs appealed.
through a oalntgiss sent here, Tor a.f.
= he .ycked-Oat Euiasrs. tne c-z. .ra-ft@~
says. sT- lr a ait.i stale from Toe wsat
q proper fy51. s2el zBI cl9t#4az The
men arr au z IKE against - .<1ef <
by ibe y K Fggg coal = tsss ~ tGs l.I1osls
weekly payment law.
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PH.LADzLFBtA- JAa. g "A areg~s met
ll- - .Ls Tzr-a- board - t.- Is-azas =
AaLsr5Czs s. lss.ssa decided - s1ss.sal
81. esacA f4lrr. - srcepi-aE rHgsss~s a-
IE@ reca2l usesLs sl faa19 aEd E.NAa-
&~r l4z Gss. s1sges4e4 az Lszass.ru.
586lstsa. khg1sz. G4fk~at B-llzrs
-sssls, ii "a. 49, IS -zz-<x 49,. AJ.f-.a.
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NV YORK. Jal. A-On tgausaet.oas of
over -. ooo sbsges during the FIRST five
m.nuts- 81 business on tle st1ck e1chAtEe
today. Distill.nZ AMI Cattle fse1iax broke
from -, - opening price. % - Tie b-sa.
today was Dl.y cons. uI3stt8I o. fEs
weakus-- 4n -Ae stock aalch has pre-
vailed Tor some d4ys TIE s.a-k so.d ,g
Gsy neary leu po.nts lowes Khan 80 lsst
- e1ue-4ay
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SENATOR CARLISLE.

COvIEGToN, KY, Jan. l4-Senator Car
Isle, while visiting this city, his former
home, said that he had decided to accept
the office Of secretary of the treasury in
President-elect Clevelsn cabinet.
FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. l4-It is said
that Congressman W. G. P Breckenridge
will make fight for Senator Carii-Ie's
seat in the senate
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Z go TREAsIIaFa-

ST CHARLES. 80. Jsa. - -Caa7tT
Treasurer A..l.a,~rs=r to4ay c~ele3 -
DIS 5azd.l8su al bis grog~-tI. sctas e 90
worts. - s@-4re them aEai1st s9-sss c1E-
ersux tAe pact sEra~ yssrs cf Ess tsrsr &.
sz=a tHst A ferferzeF a.4 haze q
ra ss t4s lf'5 - E5Jgg ~ tEs sf-4 .a-Es g
SO tss.aEee glEtt~re l. - a4. 80 Ee.
Eassa alat Is ta.s c4Es1 q ttx a E.esl.s
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THg MONTANA srHATOesgtp

HELENA. Mont. Jan. I4--The fret week
Of The DaIlotlug Tor United States senstor
closes without advantage % auy can
dIdAts. IL - now generally believed thsg
Clark cannot be- elected. Either Haaser
Or Collins would probably carry tbs full
strength of tie Democrats ia the legis-
lsturs and with one popul.st he could BE-
elected
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HOG CHOLERA.

CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-THE report comes
from Iowa and Illinois that hog cholera IS
prevalent IN those states, and that it, raw
ages are widespread. Near Alar,baIlrayvn
Ia; Fairbury. Ill, and Hi.Isboro. M TIE
disease Is causing a great loss OF hogs TO
the farmers.
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Yesterday Messrs. John II. Clark and Van
Martin Of Stillwater-to preclude the ne
cessity OF an adjournment-Ordered a din
ner for the faithful. But only a part Of
the members caught on, and an adjourn
menu was taken. The esentatives Of
the press were included in the inyi alton
but they got left through inadyerteuce.
Many Of the Legislators will 10 home 70
spend the Sabbath iu the bosom OF their
families
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pnlITIraI p0IhTs

SAN Francesca. Jan. lA-SeoatoT sian
ford stated today thai tae report rhas BE
Is 10 resign from Ike s@DaEe - untTue
AELESA Mont. Jan x The vote ca
senator today was practically tie tame -
Yesterday.
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CATOLLI q FlXTURE.


ROME, Jan, 1.-THE pope has decided to
establish permanent apostolic delegation
in the United States, and has nominated
Monsignor Satolli to be the first delegate.
This decision the Vatican considers to be
a sufficient reply to the opposition TO Mon
signor Satolli and his mission. hhe prop
aganda will send by Rev. r. Il. Rocker
documents authenticating the new powers
conferred upon Monsignor Satolli as a
permanent delegate.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA cable message
has been received by Monsignor Satolli
from Rome stating that an apostolic dele
cation is permanently established in the
United States and that he is made the
first delegate.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 14-Archbishop Ireland
this afternoon said: 81 am heartily glad
this action has been taken. The powers of
an apostolic delegation under church law
are broad and well defined. We have now
an apostolic delegate. Heretofore Mon
signOr SatOlPs title has been 'ablegate," P"
which denotes position rather temporary
and underlined. The Catholic church in
America is now clearly organized, and has
put on the mantlings of a permanent
status She has in her own territory a
supreme court, branch of the appellate
court of Rome, deriving from this latter
its life, but capable in itself of immediate
action. This is home rule for American
Catholics, so far as Catholics away from
Rome can have home rule. in addition to
our own energies and inspirations, we
shall have in all our undertakings, the
direction and impetus, SO directly as never
before, of the sovereign head of the
church. Catholics will have more prac-
tical realization of what church unity and
papal supremacy mean"
NEW YORK, Jan. 14-A special cable
from London says that the foreign office
has official information that the Vatican
is greatly disturbed over the discovery of
plot to separate the church in America
from the mother church in Rome and to
create an independent body, with a head
selected by the American bishops.
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HOuSE.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Jan 4-Twenty mem
bers answered to roll call this morning.
The reading Of the journal WAS dispensed
with aud the house proceeded to ballot for
speaker Seyeutee cen more ballots were
taken without result, and the house ad-
JOurued 10 o'clock D. n Monday
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WhV zof-

sfe-Whas 6.d ,ve do a. ~. fzra7
On, TIE zlr!s kugyed ths stove ard shs
men srnogsd
He-WAy 1ltn't the rn~a h1y ~ gsris
and let tie ssoyz smoker LIE.
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MARTENA HARRISON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 14-Little Martena
Harrison continues to improve, and the
danger of infection is believed TO have
been removed from the White House.
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CHICAGO. Jan. ~ The worlds fair
board oi control today husiIy aud forever
disposed ~ the matter % awards by adopt
ing the jury system.
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MiNNEAPoLis. MINI. Jan. "a The
three-ml.e skating race between Hagen 81
Norway and Brcen OF 81 Johns. y. B
TINS afternoon was won easily by Hagsr
In niue minutes Hat.
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HE CENSUS BUREAU.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE house COM
mittee on the eleventh census today adopt
ed a resolution declaring in favor of per-
mapent census bureau.
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCULTURE,

DEPARTMENT Or AOklCULIURh,
WICHITA. Kan. Jan. "A 1898.
Forecast for Wichita aud vicinity
Fair, with rising temperature after Sun
day noon.
During the past "a hours the highest
temperature was "a, the lowest Is and the
mean 20, with colder, cloudless weather,
a very rapid rise in pressure and high
northwest to north winds; highest 20 miles
per hour.
For the past four years the average
temperature for the month of January
has been 81 and for the 14th day 90
FRED J.. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE following
are the indications until D. m. Sunday:
For kansas-Fair; warmer; variable
winds.
For Missouri-Fair; warmer, except in
southern part; northeasterly winds.
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LITTLE Rock, Ark. Jau. I4-GovsrDcr
Eagle retired today aud Governor ". A
II. FishbHck WAS iuAuguraced, together
with the other officers.
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