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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02
THE IRISH IEA6IE.

New York. Feb. IA circular has been
sent out by the Irish national league of
America concerning the action to be taken
IN regard to the insufficiency of the home
rule bill! for Ireland prepared and 70 be in
trodUced in parliament by Mr.. Gladstone
The circular Is signed by officers of the
league, and concludes:
We advise the formation OF clubs
wherever there are lrishmen honestly de-
strouS OF improving the condition OF Ire
land. Even those who are the most in
Cihed TO uuderrate the resources of our
race must recognize that il cur scattered
people could be welded into one homoreu-
eous mass. working for lrelaud's redemp-
zion, The task would be easy Of accom-
pIl>hment. To achieve this grand result
J. the goal of our ambition. and we call on
YOU 10 Join with us so that we may be
hnie to round out the century by the full
iilment OF our hopes"
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CAPITAL NOTES

WASHINGTON, Feb IA poll of the SEN
ste on the repeal Of the Sherman silver act
of 1890 shows, it is said, that the senate is
opposed TO the repeal of the act.
The Panama and Pacific Mail investi-
eating committee met today for consulta-
tlon. Ii was decided TO telegraph ex-Sec-
retary Thompson of Indiana to be present
~ the first witness He will arrive Satur-
day, or, if he can get here, before that time.
-Afterward the committee will go to New
York
The Republican senatorial caucus this
morning decided to admit Arizona, to-
gether with the other three territories pre-
viously decided upon
The speaker today appointed Messrs
Chapman OF Michigan and Lodge of Mas
Sachusetts as tellers on the part of the
house during the counting of the electoral
NDtpS
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MISSOuRI LAWMAKERS

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Feb. 1.-Repre-
sentative Black today introduced in the
house bill to inflict the death penalty on
condemned criminals by electricity. The
measure is almost a copy of that intro
duced by Champ Clark four years ago, and
which came near passing both bodies. Ii
provides that all executions shall take
place within the penitent!ary, aud that
criminals after sentence shall be brought
here to be executed.
Mr.. Stuart of Buchanan has introduced
A primary election law, which Is applicable
in It's general features to the entire state.
1t requires the governor to name the time
for holding primary elections, and makes
II obligatory upon all parties TO hold their
elections al designated time.
The commission OF Labor Commissioner
Hall expired today. There il now va
csncy which the governor Is expected to
fiji At au early date. Il IS said that be will
nsme the Insurance commissioner aud tue
labor commissioner At The same time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02
WICHITA EAGLE.

Last week, we asked the
readers of the Wichita
Eagle to send their address
on a postal card, mention
ing the name of the paper
to the Sylvan Remedy Co.,
Peoria, Ill.,, and in return
get a bottle Of Reid's Ger
man Cough and Kidney
Cure by mail free. We did
this, because we wanted
them to try this great rem
edy. A good many availed
themselves of it. We wish
all to do so. So we repeat
the offer again this week.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement ard
teufs - psrSon@i ~nj5yBsut zhsa
nightly ussd TBs Macy. who i've b~t-
tey t1za otbsrs a-.d su loy LIE more. ~tsh
lsss sEpszt.iuTe. By more promptly
s3aptinx tss Eor.ds b~~t pfod1~'s ts
tie Issas ~ physicA beng. -. s,fses
the value 70 health = tie grrs lqa.a
iaIAsiYs pUEcIp4es ezDF@es1 = tss
rsr.scF Sfrgr ~ Fizs
T. ezosl.r2es - d1s - - r-~s~n .fg
IN he form fno1. @-esst4o.~ aat pseza.
an % tie tax;-. ;he retrass.ang ssd truiy
b~nezcs4s y-aperstrs - = perfect Ak.
ssivs. sffeete.lly clszzsl1z ths srstssn
61ayeliirE c95ts. hsal aea-s ssa f-veTs
ard permanently c.seoE csasrs -sarz1r
T. 80 r.v~1 s-sfac.4as 81 .rtf1sals al
naez n3sa ;hs sfTr1vzI - tAe rrettfeal
p-ote s-s l~-1E=e i' 49, e1 ~ 3 =
Eeys. Liver az Es5psss vr.f .sa4t aeAzsn-
tcy fs~zg sa1 8; n a~~fe-'.r fres fr1sa
ever os1-cts 41s 80 1-4-s
Syrsp = FlKs = sot sa-s ~ al lrag.
Fss-s ta - sE1 ;. bottle. brsf Il te fr.ul
ufaesHFes - i5s~ CslsserriA Fiz svrus
G. r...T Fi7ze rA-,-s r printed Or eq~rv
I44-1~ a-s - nazar. Syrup - flzs.
@ we.. irf7razet. y5a 81 "a
---a-1 ~ - ss.sg4sz 4 ozese1-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02
A COMMON sENsE ReMEpY.

In the matter OF curatiyes what you
want is something that will do its work
while you continue to do yours--a remedy
that will give you no incouyeniencs nor
interfere with your business. such rem
edyis ALLCOCK's Porous PLAsTERs. These
plasters are not an experiment; they have
been in use tor over thirty yeArs. aud their
value has been attested 10y the highest
medical authorities, as well as by testi-
moulals from those who have used them.
They require no change OF diet and are not
affected by wet or cold. Their action does
not Interfere with labor or business; you
can toll and yet be cured while hard at
work They are 40 pure that the young
est, the oldest, tho most delicate person II
either sex can use them with great benefit.
Beware Of imitation. and do not be de
ceiyed 10y Misrepresentation. Ask for
ALLCOCE S, and let no solicitation or eS-
plausIion induce you to accept a substi-
tuEe.
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HE ENGLISH COMMONS

LONDON, Feb. The debate On the ad-
dress In reply to the queens speech WAS
on the whole, Of dreary character, de
voted chiefly to the Scottish church sus
pensory bill. After several bliis were
introduced, The house adjourned
Speaker Peel OF the commons has al
vised the Conservative aud Unoni.t Lead
ers not 10 move Hny amendment 70 the
address directly aniagouistic 70 home rule.
Such an amendment, be urged, would be
not only unusual. but likely to briug oB
home rule debate before the su hitting %
the bill. The advice will probably Toe fol-
lowed
IL is now thought certain that NJ Glad
stone will aot be able 10 iutforure the
home rule bill before Monday wee.
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PAlN ElhFllCTED

This = supposed 10 be al a-,e of eallght-
eminent YET the haif CIVILIZED persistence
wish ~n.ca ao=Is 81 people keep dCslaZ
themselves ou small occasion. ar CUES a
b.lH4 cred atty ciarsctistsc Of the dark
ages. Cgn-isp pailoa hzs = usyrieI Il a.
legged curztiTes. which ~ Dsu~4oals 1ase
merely evscuEJe t8- bawrl--thls opera
Ii9u being preceded by pain ald followed
hy sve.ss ae>---tke latter a. e:f-cE q tae-r
eLc-e>Ir-, v51.e4.t sct.1C- E91ypLT 81. iEle.
aloe. -sagly1-e embodied n she form q
pills. G=-Iia>-. cz-.oEas---s n=se are angas
tie a-t.t Ele,4scsuseuL- Tor wEiC1I Should
he sCl-. t.l-ea Hg-i=tteE's @l9ruacl y g.
teys- l-z I4-~-. MOST Eruial .sxzrIE- *
ya-f. SEVER ~ pll-u~. AMI r-ss1z 3.8a-s ia va.
s--.an au ea5rG 81 uztuVe 50 hey aapuis.s
uooI Iai- benign ard thorough ne.i-
sgue also ~ a1lslut@ - u1alzr1s zgs3
Tl-UslztEsl5. gives strea.th % lne .ys-t r..
renders c-..ests0a perfect. AZ regulate
t4.e Eldo4yz aad bladder.
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TYpEIlS EEVER

NEW York, Feb. 1.-The health author
tiles have become alarmed over the rapid
spread Of typhus during the last week.
They are adopting heroic measures to stop
its progress. Thirty-seven houses have been
declared quarautiued, and the industrial
mission school IN West Thirty-secund
street has been closed. The scourge is no
longer confined to the filthy lodging
houses on the east side. One case has been
reported from Harlem. The police COM
missioner have received a request from
the charity com missioners that policemen
be detailed to guard the tents for suspects
on the grounds of Bellevue hospital. They
have authorized Superintendent ByrDes TO
make tae detail / le board OF estimates
has furnished 5000 with which to pay
twenty physicians to inspect lodging
houses Tor the next thirty day-.
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WEATHER CROP BULLETIN.

WAsHINGToN, Feb. 1.-The monthly
weather crop bulletin says that although
the weather was unusually cold over the
principal agricultural districts east of the
Missouri river and lower Mississippi val
ley, special reports indicate that winter
wheat has so far escaped without material
Injury, although some damage may have
resulted to the crop in the sections where
il has not been protected by snow. At the
close of the month the greater portion of
the winter wheat region was unpro-
tected by snow, and a severe cold wave
was passing over this section. The states
in which winter wheat has not suffered
materially are Kansas, Iowa, Indiana,
Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebras-
ka, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee. Texas
and Wisconsin. Reports from Illinois,
and West Virginia are not so favorable,
bat no serious damage is recorded.
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SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-Good progress in
practical legislative work the senate made
today. Immediately after roHtine business
tie committee on appropriations, asserted
the right of precedence and maintained 1t
till the adjournment.
The fortifcation bill was the first of the
general bills to come up. 1t was PASSED
after general discussion on the subject
of coast Notifications.
The army appropriation bill was then
Saken up and passed, with but a single
mendment-increasing the monthly pay
of sergeants of the army.
The resolutions adopted at a meeting of
the chamber of commerce of San Francis
co, ''hailing with satisfaction the friend
" offer TO be made by the Hawaiian gov
or ment to cede the islands to the United
States" and urging a prompt acceptance
OF the proposed cession, were referred.
After an executive session, the senate
adjourned.
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eIalnE RIoGeApA g

wAsHTsGrox. Frb. I.-2irz B.a.1r is-u
ed = Statement for puD.icst.oJ tD.sy. -
which shs says that the va0ar aavsft isfs-
rneuts q many bloEraDfiiss ~ = 1russ -
Blaine prr-ead .ug % - authentic aal
aathJr.tiveH compel ter - sfsstH t4st 30
Biography or life a-.. asaeks ~ M- B+4le
is autls tlsaTszed or approved yT 1srs-i 4. 9F 4uF
e fG- family. srd tlst no rna-fs-- uts eg
p yass I-t'-E-. e-c. ~ tl~ dad asa. have
ben zfvrB or. i5auT aa~ T. ikr f4tass.
s5ou d 81 bso.rsFaT oe prepared ~ c-r-s a--
tent 4uthor-. g. VIII b1 zgt-eu .tz--1 I'D
authorized by ber-
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THE PUBLIC DEBT.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The net gold in
the treasury on Jan. 81, as shown by the
debt statement issued today, was SOS, 49,
7l3. the lowest figure reached in many
years This amount includes the 800, 600, 600
gold reserve. In January there was a net
Increase of the public debt of s. l05, 800
The net cash was g., S27, so less than at the
close of the year 1892 The aggregate of
the debt is 81, ,30l, ,6l5. The balance in
tn treasury, including the 800, 600, 600 gold
reserve. is S125, ,265, ,0S8 The statement of
receipts and disbursements for the month
shows that the payments made by the
treasury exceeded its income by over
a, 900, ,009
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02
HOIISE-

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The attention Of
the house today was centered upon one
item Of the sundry civil appropriation bill.
That item was the one appropriating
BIG, 600 for carrying out the contracts
nlready entered into for the improvement
authority Of the committee on apprOpria-
tiOns was called into question. 1t was
contended that the appropriations should
have been reported by the committee on
rivers and harbors; but, although Mr..
Holman was The foremost OF those who
made this contention against the power Of
the committee (of which he is chairman),
that committee came out victorious, and
the item was decided TO he proper one
Further than that, the item withstood a
fusilIade Of objections and came cut I'M
scathed. Without finally acting on the
bill the house adjourned.
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The ROMAN BANKS.

RoNE. Feb L-Rumors Of tle arrest of
ex-MIBstsr Of the Interior &sco,era f0r
connection with the bank -ctDdals are
abundant. The Turin Gszette SAYS that
there j. no reason % believe that King
Humbert spenJ 4.OJ1 0J3 francs from his
private fortune 70 redeem notS- which
conspicuous politicians bad gwen 90 tne
Bank ol Rome and the National bank
The Naples Courier says that it bas proof
that Premier GIoiitli. Minister o. Industry
Lsctvz aud Minister % Fiazu~a G-fuaidi
drew checks after the lsst elections for
be 5euef, of several new senators Thee
cuecAs were pad by tbe bsHA o; Rome
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rubber Tre.. n IN. rsis.a s,a....

The plants which produce the princi-
pal portion. II not AL. of the rubber
supply. arc natives ~ tropical America.
As there "a no similar climate 10 thf
United States, 81 s. altogether uuHksI.
that any 81 these trees could be eultp
waited - be q any commercial inpor-
tanoe ip this country. Although Hn al
most tropical climate prevails in The sx.
trerne southern portion 81 Florida. ysl
occasional low temperature, even IN
these pOTtiona, would be fa,Al - thn
--.-rnAnenrY Of these planA
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FOR lnGl Emkss WIDOW.

Kansas CIrT, Feb. I.--Tae X .u-,. City
clearing bou-= tolsy coutriDui-d t5J1 g.
tie family OF 4 2. IaE.s,asu, tle fsrmsr
who .fa- Ei Jed % WtT~T.r ksr.. ss-.
s, eek bg 'te tsuk robbers -H5 sttseset
Dir Jennie :" sher's bank Iusi~anau
.rft 4 s-.t e and On y- cbi.drru he offered
resistance 70 tie tEo robbers aud paid fsg
i with his ifs
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1 HOTEL sLEZE

zpa~.sl TIasgszfrz - tss -. ks<
C0swAT -Fr1-Gz. ka4 Fs5. The
sg-iaZ Avs-gs hotel ta3,dsu& rso-a,i7
rebuil. d.. al@ teisuEag %. kfa
Caurca.il. burned % the gtaaa8 .s.s svsa
su- NJ eeloek Ia.s 8s tae .ecoa1 bossl
b1i,4suz b~isalsI@z 20 Gz.. Chzrceil l1ss
b. fre la gee sa+1 a.E msatha Tas
iusuFsaos % sac tllAt - aGd Earn stags
= e. 5B
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02

OMAHA. Feb Is Il Il Clark today
retired a. genera. manager Of the Union
Pacific system, and was succeeded by z b.
Dick inson, who las been assistant general
manager nnder Nj Clark SIR Clark r--
tssios the presidency Of he road bgt = Us
up the active infringement. Gorge i
PegrAm was today appointed c4tef rul4a-
ser Of ibe system. lie = - present ss-s -
ant cuief eogiase. O. tie Alsso0r. Pacific.
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lApnN pOLITIrS

SAN FBAyCIsCo, Fen. I.-Adv.ees from
japan say IhAtA dissolution u par.-zu.st1:
5 expected l,ec4use OF TIE refusal Of sac
government TO aecede 10 the reductions
made oy the hoCs- u the budget
4 petition hss bSzn pTs-sntsd - Ihe
house asking thar AZ British subjects be
expelled from tas Country Iae native
9spers axe very J.tgeE agzi-st Tic British
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WEATHER BULLETIN
WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRTCULTCRl

WICHITA, Kan. Feb l. 1888. !
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair, with rising temperature Thursday
and Friday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was -, the lowest
q, below and the mean zero, with high
north wind. cloudy weather with light
flurries of snow and very high barometer
For the past four years the average tenn
perature for the month of Feruary has
been $40 and for the 1st day So
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Following is the
forecast until S p m. Wednesday:
For Missouri and kansas-Light snow
followed by clearing; east winds, slowly
rising tenn mperature.
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Special Dispatch to The Daily Eagle.

/
GUTHRIE, o. T., Feb. Last night the
house committee on appropriations met to
consider the worlds fair bill. A large
number of ladies and gentlemen were pres
ent The committee invited the friends
and enemies of the bill to speak.
Professor E. L. Hallock advocated the
appropriation. Mr.. Brennan made ring
ing speech. He said that he was Mis-
soUrian and made his farm produce all
that was possible, but that he was friend
of the BILL 1t would advertise Oklahoma
and give her prestige. Mr.. Cannon wished
it understood that he was in favor Of the
whole appropriation.
The governor made a plain practical
speech. He said that the people that
would be most benefited were the farmers
The people in the towns are the ones
who must pay the taxes. Colonel Cone
answered number Of questions propound-
ed to him by the committee. Mr.. B4eson,
worlds fair commissioner, was interro-
gated at length. He elucidated many
points.
The committee decided to let the bill
lie over until Thursday night and, con-
slider it in conference committee at that
time.
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AN OVERDUE STEAMER.

SAN Francisco, Feb. The steamship
Cily of PebIu is now eight days over due
and nothing has beeu heard from Ler since
she left Yokohama. SaIgUine people,
however. have not yet given up nope that
Ia -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02
CLEVELAND AND slLVER-

New YORK, Feb. "A Washington
special to a local paper says:
"Mr. Cleveland has sent his ultimai z m
to congress on the silver question. Dsu
VI. Dickinson brought 10 here. II IS that
the silver purchasing act must be repealed.
or there viii be Al extra session. Mr.
Dickinson called on Speaker Cii-D tolsy
and laid the decree before tIe latter Nr
Crisp was told tnut the wiping Out ot tae
present silver purchase law was the first
bus.aess To which Mr.. Cleveland desired
10 give MS attention.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02
RED FRONT ::
:: SHOE STORE
JnO. {. McNaghten.
1l0 n. Main st.
TIE ILLINOIS SCHOOL LAW.

SPRINGF1ELD. Ills. Feb. The house
Of representatives OF the Illinois legisia-
ture today passed the bill Teprsling the
compulsory school law by vote 81 lIs
yeas 10 II nays. Macy Republicans vet d
for the repeal The senate unanimously
adopted similar hIll
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a. rHcar-sca S5li 5-aT- tgleA.fa fsr
Nort- 5s.s--taa, Tex E~s IS ull-k -..
aaor1 81 zsuF5s q opDzs aH - - s sr-s7-
- i1TsAscrs - tr4.t Egeala- &ag latgs-
tr1sl sl.es Apa-y 20 3 axbf & Ni-rF.
a.ertss tcE izEt-z.s Es.ts-44A.A - -
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TURF WINNERS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. Winners: Mod
jesks, Lockport, Oriuoco, War Plot, Miss
Perkins
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02

Blow, blow, blowl That iisagreeabls
catarrh can be cured by taking Hoods
SarS AA riilt
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--LlRsToN - srsA-oa

LySCoLy. Sea. F~a. i--J84a y TEa-s-
toa 49, nsEn faate.- oy see kep1b..czz cav
c2s .or Ia.,e1 5 slea sslA.og.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02

EK-SECRETARY ENDICOTT,
SALEM, Mass, Feb. 1-Ex-Secretarv En-.
aIcott Is very weak. His condition is crit
icsl
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ton known as sCrcfula, which i character
lied by the liability q certain tissues 10
become the Ssst Of chronic i11ar1Elat.0-s.
The trouble TsY start IS C2farTh n tire
nasal passages, throat or lun-s. and - the
membranes become weakened. the t1he-cle
baccili enter, and multiply. and we have, as
q result, that dread oisease-C Cu--s,z-1ptisIl
Find perfect -a-ne1y io- S-rCfula- N III Irs
fo-r,s-s5ule-hia- that pu7i5cy the blood. as
wei rs claims 70 That. II rs taken IN tame.
VIII cure Consumption II has been found n
DR. Fierce's Golden Medical Discovery. As
strength Festore-, blood-cleSuse-, ard rssA-
builder. nothing Ike II : known % medical
science Its the only reI2s5v 50 sure thst
il cen be guaranteed II Il doSu't csDedt
CT cure. your money Is re.uEdsd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-02

kOCHS DISC0v-
ERT.-Tbe tubeT-
Gle bacciNi we're
discovered by
Prot Koch, 70 be
constantly pres
ent IN 81 cases q
consumption,
WL-re the blood
Is impoverished
OF impure there
results rhsE con-
suruuO1ai cor il
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25-. for a box Of BEECHAXs Pills wortI
a guinea
The morning call., 1893-07-18
THE HUMANE SOCIETY.
What the Friends of Animals Did
During a Year.

The Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals held its annual meet
ing yesterday afternoon. President Jacob
z. Davis presiding. The only business
was the reading of the reports submitted
by the officers of the society, which we're
approved.
Secretary Holbrook's report was made
of statistics. of which the following is the
summary:
Number of cases reported, 1882; number
of cases Investigated. 1865; number fcsses
prosecuted, 210; number of cases relieved
without prosecution, 1873; number of cases
in which offenders were not found, 50 a;
number of cases malicious or trifling, q :;
number of worn-out and disabled animals
killed. so; number OF sick and injured ami
mails removed by the society's ambulance,
20; number of animals involved, 4766 :;
number suspended from work by reason of
lameneSs. sores, chafed by harness. sick
ness, old age, 1852; value of animals re-
moved by the sOciety's ambulance, S9235.
During the year tine society has secured
l53 convictions. The fines paid to the
court when imposed upon defendant
prosecuted by the socisty's officers is in
due course turned over to the secretary,
and entered on the books as receipts. BY
these means the work is carried on to a
plus each month.
Through various sources the society re-
ceived the past twelve months the
sum Of S12, ,913 81, Of which S4555 II was
paid out for expenses, leaving net profit
of SS369 TO-
The City Pound, which is under the
direction of the society, has been brought
to a self-sustaining basis by its efficient
management. Fred Z. Osborn. the super
intendent, presented the following report,
which gives an idea of the work which Is
being done in that department:
Number of dogs impounded during the
year, 6355; redeemed, 7S1; released on
license, 150 sold, 167; killed, $3.50; on hand
May 81, 1898, 80; total, GIL. Received for
dogs redeemed. S203s 40; on license, S95 30; ;
sold, 1923 go; goat. redeemed. S26i go;
cows redeemed, Sl966 TO; goats sold,
$50 so; horses sold. S351 50; carcasses of
dogs killed, s3125 20; total. S84l9 80. The
disposition of the cash received was as fol-
lows: Amount paid into city and county
treasury as surplus on sale of horses.
$685.; amount retained as fees and charges
by Poundkeeper. S77o6 81; damages col
lected for property-owners, S316 65; city
and county fees. $3.50 43; total, SS419 90;
due from city and county, S1577 80.
The following named were then elected
trustees for The ensuing year: Jacob z.
Davis, John 2. jackson, Ira P. Rankin,
\. P. Cole. A. b. Lissak, z. A. Osborn,
Columbus Waterheuse, James S. Hutch
inson, Luman Wadham, John Partridge,
\. T. James. George Thompson. Frank B.
Gibson. II. E. Holmes and c. S. Crittenden.
The morning call., 1893-07-18

mile, the rates can be put down to half of
theirs and make money while they are
losing.
They cannot stand it very long, and
when they see forty or fifty miles built and
- the hands of people who propose to ex-
tend it. they will accept the inevitable and
rednce the rates Of freight TO reasonable
f1Cura -
The morning call., 1893-07-18

JUDGE SEAwELL LPREsIDES.-Judge Seawell
is acting Presiding Judge, in the absence of
Judge CARRIER. He so acted for the first time
yesterday, and his first assignment OF cause
was that OF the State Investment Company to
the court presided over by Judge Hebbard.
The morning call., 1893-07-18

HAGAES' AFFAIRs.-LetterS OF administra.
tion over the estate OF Charles r. Hagans, who
was killed last week by Nellie Horton were
applied for yesterday by deceased's father, E. B.
Hagans. There Is little or no estate, the value
being placed at S150.