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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

row afternoon at O'Clock, TO be made {
| special order for that hour
On motion council bill No. 81 was ther
considered in committee OF the whole (Mr
Ross in the chairl After the adoption Of
several amendments the committee rose
and reported, recommending that the bill
| as amended do pass
1t was then made special order for to-
| morrow at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. Pitman was excused till tomorrow
| at o'clock.
The council took recess till . O'Clock
p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| The council met at O'Clock The presi.
| dent called Mr.. Shaefer 10 the chair.
| Mr.. Mccartney, by consent, introduced
| an act le- alizing an election held IN King.
! fisher and authorizing the Issuance oi
| bonds for waterworks.
| 1t was moved that the bill be read the
| first time and referred to the COMMITTEES
| Oh municipal corporations, with instruc-
| tions to report tomorrow morning. Car
| ried.
| Mr. Wrightsman moved that the coun-
| ell consider the bill to provide against
| hasty legislation, and the council went
| into committee of the whole, for that
purpose.
Mr.. Mccartney approved the objects Of
| the bill, but preferred rule of the coun-
| ell covering the ground.
Mr.. CleyInger moved an amendment, al
| lowing the introduction of bills after the
ftty-fifth day OF the session by permission
on two-thirds vote. Carried.
On the question OF the passage of the
bill, as amended, Mr.. Mccartney urged
that a rule would be better as it would
provoke little or no discussion In the
house; but he was certain that there are
several members Of that. body who are de-
terlnined to speak on every bill intro
duced.
A vote was then taken and the bill was
adopted and its passage recommended.
The committee then rose.
On motion of Mr.. Wrightsman, the bill
was ordered TO a third reading and was
placed upon its passage
Mr. Carswell moved to amend by fixing
the last day on which bills can be intro
duced as not later than the last five days
of the session.
The rules were suspended and the
amendment was adopted. The bill was
then passed.
Mr.. Wrightsmau moved that the bill
prohibiting gaming be made a special
order for tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
The motion was withdrawn, and it was
moved that the committee to which the
bill was referred be requested 20 report to-
morrow morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Fegan stated that the bill, not vet
being printed and in possession of the
committee, the motion was entirely dis
courteous to the committee and out of
order.
The motion prevailed.
Mr.. Carswell offered joint resolution
and moved suspension of the rules and
that it be acted upon.
The resolution asks congress to extend
the time of the session OF the legislature
thirty daVS Ii was adODte1
Adjourned till tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock
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A NEW MEXICAN VOLCANO.

ALBUQUERQUE, y ~, Jan. - -Pader-
mai p5aA, situated in the wilds Of Rio
Arriba county, y. NJ, is now ia vio-
lent state Of eruption, aud is b-lchiug
forth sulphurous fumes at Intervals Of
three hours. lasting about thirty minutes
The TOP OF the mountain, wu.ch was al
most a square mesa OF about one nj e ~
extent, Is blown OF, aud lava is pouring
down he sides aud has y ready filed ub
the valleys for about One-hAlf ul.le ou
each side A considerable portion 81 the
ruined city Of the ancient CiG Dwellors
Will be covered wigA the Stag a low
rumbling noise is followed by a luminous
light, which can be seen from Hsre, seventy
five miles distant, aud an army of people
Is how here 10 witness the impressive
sIght. Great excitement aud "a re3ga Of
superstitlous terror prevails
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

PARIS, Jan. 25-N Washington, the
French ambassador ia London, has been
instructed To ask Ear, Ka-eb-rry. tie
British secretary cf state Tor foreign al
fairs. to specify the incidents "a Esypt
which have caused Great Britain 20 take
the recent extraordinary steps.
NEW YORK. Jan. @5-In answer 70 an
inquiry by cable about the present palit-
icaI troubles iu Egypt, J. PaAdiul & "a.
received the following from their CORE
spondeut IN Alexaudris:
NO serious appreAensions felt here.
markets firm and unchanged '
This news conviuces PGsd iai z, "a. thar
the alleged 'rrment among she iow-f
classes Of the natives reported iu the news
papers must have been exaggerated Hs
Ruy serious uusasiness NOu41 asye st euca
depressed values
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AILWAY RAGkET

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 25.-At the conference
today of the lines of the Southwestern
Railway and Steamship association all
were fully represented. The committee
appointed at the December meeting of the
old association to formulate plan of re-
organization reported, favorinS the asso-
cations having permanent chairman
and board of arbitration. The commit
tee also favored an extension of territory
and a tonnage pool, but this latter propo-
siton was thrown aside, pending action
by congress. The extension of territory
proposed was considered of such import
ance as TO necessitate deliberate action:
consequently, a committee, consisting of
the managers of the Wabash, the Alton,
the Fort Scott, the Atchison, the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas, the Missouri Pacific
and the Burlington, with General Man
ager Hayes of t.e Wabash as chairman,
was appointed to confer with the Western
Freight association regardidg the conflict
likely to arise from the extension of terri
tory proposed, and to endeayor to arrange
an amicable settlement. The conference
then dissolved.
The plan proposed by the committee is
TO add to the old jurisdiction business
originating on and destined TO points on
the lines of the Missouri Pacific, the
Frisco and the Fort Scott. If the arrange
ment is perfected, 1t Will take in the BUSH
ness IN the Indian territory. Kansas, Ms
souri, and a portion of Colorado.
CHICAGO, Jan. 25-The Western Pas
senger association today passed resolu-
ton To the effect that the same rates
should be adopted for the Mardi Gras at
New Orleans and at Mobile as were in
effect last year. Tickets from Kansas
City, Leavenworth, AJchison and ST JOS
eph. and intermediate points on direct
Avl4 h.an on Ia
Feb to Is. inclusive
NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-The board OF direc-
tors of the New York, Chicago and ST.
Louis railway today declared dividend
of per cent on the first preferred stock of
the company, payable March l.
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CABINET MkkING

LAKEWOOD, y. J.. Jaa, - Colonel
Daniel Lamont was eloseted with Mr
Cleveland aud eX-Secretary BAytrd for
some time today. with the purpose. il Is
said, OF influencing Mr. Btyard - aecept
? he portfolio offered by the ex president.
Colonel Lamont refused TO talk 10 re-
porterS after ths eouferencr, has it l.
claimed that Mr. Bayarl has dec ted u
accept the position. IL j. certain tba:
nothing further has been done regard ~
the iiiiiog of h. caDiurt vacaucie~
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4 rRAFEIc ~ Cpl 6

NV YOEE, Jan. 25-NrE F1ora
Walters, q youug widow. arrived here
today GA a steamer from HAVANA She
claims 20 have Dsen Jared 70 Havana by q
man named Henry C0hh Of tEis citv. vrba
promised her eDploymsl there. but a
stead compelled Der 10 euteg a diafepats-
ble boase. syhers re afterwards sold Asy ta
another man foT 81 she bassiy ssea pei.
after much dlGcuity see says tkst
Conn b. iu tie habit taxing x RS f..u tt.s
city 70 Havana sor immoral p7-pg-es
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

LEBANON, Mo-, Jan. 25.-Miss May
Turner, colored giil, the daughter of a
prominent farmer, was recently admitted
TO Mckendree college A friend OF Miss
Turner's presented her name for admit
tauce into the ladies' social society This
caused a great commoton among the
aristocratic society of Lebanon, aud to-
night, in secret session, the society voted
TO reject the application. Miss Turner
was notified that although she had been
admitted bp the faculty to all the educa-
tIonal privileges of the college. the white
students would not receive her on terms
Of social equality. As a result the college
and the town are divided into factions aud
feminine feeling is running high.
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4 FATAL RUNAWAY.

Kansas CgTT. J&n. 25-A tsam a..
tac8sd % nsavy drsy raa a-vsY IN
Grand avenus tbls eve. a A. v~uty-
f8BTf1 street ths drsY eol cd wa =
HgAt baZgy Gssut4salaE E-.r-H-3 se<.
proprietor - tas Ba.tH more Ase8ua ale
vaults, sl9 DAVE 5I-aeT. we5. k4saa q
esp .tsia-t. Ploek sud aia~aeT we're thr8s8
uss3s- the feet of ths ruaswsy tssr1. as1
when U.cxsd Ep were Gsoanseioas b 50
are probably fatally Hg47re- lae f9sss
were taken - their heaes atlzr lAx.f
wounds lad beea hastily sF--ssa
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FUNERAL OF COLONEL RucKER.

CHICAGO, Jan. 25.-Preceded by eigh-
teen Infantry conn panies of the Fifteenth
regiment OF the United States army, the
body of Colonel William A Rucker. pay
master of the department of the Missouri,
was borne from ST. James cathedral 10 the
Grand Central depot this afternoon, 10 be
taken TO Washington for interment at
Arlington. At the church Rev. Floyd +.
Tompkin's read the burial service aud de-
livered brief eulogy of the dead soldier.
a large congregation was in attendance.
Among the relatives present besides the
widow were Thomas j. Rucker, of Kansas
City and Mrs. ID. H. Cook OF ST. James,
Mo-, a sister. The honorary pail bearers
Major General Miles, Brigadier General
Harding General uckeever, Colonel l.. G.
Sullivan, Colonel Willston, Colonel f B.
Rice Colonel Z McClelland and Captain
Nichaeler. Colon i Rucker was brother
of General Rucker and an uncle of Gen
eraI Phil Sheridau's wife.
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NV Tof.Z. JsE E-Its = s-mi Rays-
The syndicate q Ausef-esn eaJst1.ssts
who se1ss fln3s aeo isusetssesl TIE v4lss-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

Hartford, Conn. jan. - A senzSfs-
tion was created ia the house to-day ty yhs
nomination. made by Governor Morris,
of Professor Simeon T. BtldNia for
associate justice OF the supreme court %
errors TIE nomination oi JgdgvAagusfus
H. Fem for the the supreme bench was
promptly confirmed Both nominations
have been reported favornbiy upon by Ire
judiciary committee Professor Baldwin
i considered one of the fOrcmOs legal
authorities iu the county
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SMALLPOX.

ANN ARBoR, Mich Jan. 25-Investigation
shows that smallpox in It's most yirulent
form has broken out SIX miles south of
here. One death has already occurred
There are twelve people down with the
loathsome disease. while two Others show
symptoms of having il. The children in
be family were permitted 10 go 10 school
before the nature of thedisesse was known,
and it Is believed that the other school
children were exposed aud may be taken
down with IL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
WEATHER BULLETIN
W WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. -, 1873
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Colder and fair.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 6I9, the lowest
3l9, and the mean 4Gs. with clear weather
until dark; light, variable winds. becom-
ing colder from the north at ESQ D. n.
For the past four years the average tenn
perature for the month of January has
been BE and for the 25th. day 440
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-Foliowing is the
forecast uutil p. m. Thursday:
For Kansas-Generally fair and colder;
north winds
For Missouri-Generally fail; cold wave;
north winds.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25, 1903.
To Observer Wichita, Kan.
Hoist cold wave signal; temperature
will fall twenty or more degrees by s
o'clock a. N. Jan, 81. HARRINGTON.
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INDIAN N0cALlsTs

ST Lor:s. Jaa. Hiss S.ckles. who
was sent - Indian Territory on behalf o.
the worlds fair. = IN the city. she VISITED
the Cherokee. Greek aud Chnctar coun-
ciis, agd rasa~ Cr-at progress "a enii@tIuZ Z
the la-..al people 70 is.e great army of CO.
VIZ consist 81 y rAorus IL foi. biood-a
I1dians and 2 q8aFtet of LADY vocalist
.gue TvIil tour fBe priaclpAl cities. seeom-
panied uv II CLIef BEsEg hesd aud EoD~rs
8oss 4 tse Cherokee nation II ~
S.cNies formed 80 s-socstI83 among the
Indians and appointed differs; con-
70 ttees, the different tribes appointing tAs
Tse.rZaErs
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ST PAUL- AiDn. Jan. . "A cold wave
G. gvess severity swept ooNn from tbs
nort evest last ujZAE Iae fall 10 tempe
atgre has been from - % 81 degrees "a the
lat tsveaty sJar bours l. IS twenty de-
greeS o=loT zero ~ IS +ina p@x. Is degrees
below az Prince A 5hrrt. s degrees ~ Moore
head aDd vary4lz 4Sur~s les9w zero a. al
Ncr.A Dak0ta HLa1 1ogl1sgu 3itu1ess.A
points
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
A LleERAL COwMIsslOn

BROoKLYes. Jan. 25--A sensation Wa
created tytiay by The announcement that
tbe commission which had ben appointed
by toe supreme court 10 condemn ttgs prop
srtY aad franchise ~ the If1ifz !si@s4i
Water supply company. On behalf q he
cit. oi BEaukiFa. bal reported 10 favor -
awarding 500 90 20 che stoe k aOiJcrs- Ibs
capita stDCs ls only fZ15 oJ
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MIsslNG STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Jan. 25 The British
steamship Dona, which sailed on Dec 10
for Oporto. Is missing. Fears are enter
tanned for ber safety The crew number
eel about thirty
BoSrON. Jan. 21--Considerable anxiety
j. .rit over the nou-aTrival II the freight
steamer Stockholm City from London on
Jan /
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SUICIDE

ORAEGEvILLE. Ont. jan. 25-R T.
Haun, treasurer Of Dunerin county. and
ugtIl rec.utly manager u the Oraugry -
branch al the Bank ~ Hamilton. commit
tel -uiCide last nlZut IL bai been ru-
morei thai Hauu sasHb0rt in ni~ accounts
and his suicide is takcn ss q Confirmation
ot The rumnr.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
THE ALTON WRECK.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jah. ga railroad Off
cial. who c.a ms to have absolute aud
definite information on the subject, says
that in the wreck on the Big Four at
Alton, Ill, last Saturday seven people
(employes and passengers) were burned 10
death IN the cafe car, which was drs-
troyed. "A fact that has not before been
made public The loss of life, be says.
WAS in The original wreck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
A CHEAP EGISI ATOR

ST. JOINS. Cal, Jan. 25.-RsiIroad Com
missioner Rea has written letter 10
Speaker Gould Of the assembly. charging
that Assemblyman johnson offered TO sell
bis vote IN the legislature on the question
OF abolisaiaS the commission to han (Rea]
for SI00 johnson denies the charge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
KNOWLEDGE

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tssz-s - p%TSozal ss.goyrnsn; uhea
rightly nssd- 7a@ rzzay. who I've os.-
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b~rszc1sl properties = p~-sses lSE-
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AuNGRI MnLves.

CHETEsEE. Ay Jan. - r. ports cams
from al tbs ranges q the most alzrn Ia Z
deTastatious By gray snd black wolves
1ouuZ Czftls and fail Efoun horses sss
being Killed - a terrible rats. Tsr Fau Fs
cJmpsEi@s are ofIvTtuK Fess sfti- - e. r
every wolf k.lsEi oq fter geUuf.is
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LEBANON. Mo, Jan 25.-W.ls Howard,
on trial for murder 10 the first degree, was
this Riternon found guilty lie will prob
auiy be sentenced tomorrow Howard Is
member OF The Howard-Turnsr gAag la
Kentucky. and is wanted in that stats for
murder
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26

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tran CO sac E.t.azy frssa 4TH4s g. = e.sx
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.
GLEASON AND SANFORD.

PoCGHKEEPsIE, y Y. Jan - To-day
PaJTiok GIeasou's . lawyer applied a. Judge
Barnard Tor an Injunction e. restrain
Mayor Sanford OF Long Island City from
performing The duties of the ualee ot
mayor. Tie motion was denied
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-26
OHIO PYTHIANS.

CLEVELAND, o., Jan, "a notable re-
union OF the Knights of Pythias took
place in Cleveland today. The state aud
national officers Of the order are preseut.
lt Is estimated that there are at least 10
coo knIghts in the civ this eYenlmg.
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ranSsnents, irregularities AMI weakness
peculiar 10 TIE sex Its the most perfect Of
stTength-Slvers, H1paTLlnE tone sn8 viEoT 20
the whole system For overworked. debili-
tated teachers. nlllline-s, seauSt-esses, shop
girls, nursing mothers and feabIe women
generally, il Is TIA greatest earthly boon.
teing uneqllnled as al eppetizing cordial and
resaorative tonic
Favorits PRESCRIPTION = gives sntsfasticn
II every case, OF uonEy paid for Il il
promptly refunded TEst's the wav its
sid; that's the wsy rs makers prove their
faith IN K Coutains 10 slcol1ol q inelrla1e.
no syrup Or sugar 70 deTsnzc digestion g
legitimate nsfdiciHs. rot 6 bFrrr1zs. Purely
vegetable ard perfectly harmless in auy con-
dgt.on q tae svsfarn Words DisrsszszTy
Aedical Association, Prep ). B~4slQ, j. J.
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TAE RRICk-IaAkERs-

LOUISVILLE. Ny. Jan. - Tee National
BricS Manufacturers association today
decided 10 adopt uniform size Tor brick.
The pattern is 2 by =. inches.
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4 Signal serrirs

4 SITndt ssrT1cs
e. weak woman
kind i tbs fni-
inS q lost health
the bulldinE-Up
of aruudown -
system. Nothing
does IL 50 surely
rs DR.. Pierce :
T ayOrite Pre-
scriPtiOn. s It
cures al TIE de-
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IcRusH Is AmArpY ,IAN

y to the Gazette.
|si Tea, Nov. 25.-Among the Wis.
,.t pne city last night was Mr.. w.
II ~ a general Passenger and ticket
kslraasa5e Missouri, Kansas and Tex
Nsufa looked as pleased and han
IN, 10y Inspecting his Christmas
~ because Of the Immense
"H'ch the Katy IS doing in Tex
\, S ont for business and are %.
an y he said. The Katy was
Iify 9ao 70 take care OF Texas
Il an VIII continne TO do his /"
Iiatis ~ referred to the winter tour-
lersa li,fh have been given differ
'uId Saues- These special rates."
bal a. se been secured solely
M Ailsaouri. Kansas and Ter
n, fspp.e OF Texas should know
on rsnl their friend in the mat
t t,r As called meeting Of tha
Inn et the Western 4nssa,, ~. ~ ~
VI ~ = which all Western lines
70 bseor.9' are members aud pro-
. ,tfn N.Y., q member Of this as
n 'r. a,,lsned the lines not inter
p,uposii5ns RsTAl should not vote
/ hlsss,,,l co.. emlng special rates
|tns M Or travel here. A
! Feio rts.si gsls Chioag0, at which
itos;da 'e.elte Nothing definite
r. u ~, anu after waiting for an
+ llsrom.ir, Projection nnfl Ne he.
yuoa s.a hrei, we Withdrew onr
s. M Nd anuounted tbe ,rin es,
. iinr -. e1as POINTS. pnbiishn1
4 ~. - 4ka immeliafeiv III Ky
" y we association hesnn 80 ~
rs @ wifh9rsw on . ,..,ll. ttle,
a " 70 teesr the ~ stan '" W. tns
7 " ~ iislgsei ari rrona NM W. W ~, M
4 ~ Followed b M 81 ae tim. On ,, or
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SneclnT % Inc tlzette
Austin. Tex, Nov. a5.-The Bosme
county land and abstract company Was
chartered today. Capital stock. $4,000;
incorporat9rs, z. y. and r. $. Robert
Prof. Carlisle returned yester1av from
his old homo at Belle Buckle Tenn.
where he had been called on account
Of the death Of bis brother
Attorney-General Culberson has mn.
pointed Allen Mayfeld Of sherman third
assistant in his Office in place Of Il. i.
Bats, who was appointed to a profess
sorship in the state university.
The Mystic Shriners had a hir meet.
ing last night, Delegations were present
from several OF The adjoining towns
mysteries.