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The Newtown bee., 1893-10-20

potatoes, 75c bush; squash, Sc .lb; eggs, soc doz; butter, BOG lb; turnips, common and hard, 40c and COG bush; tomatoes, 25c green,S5c ripe, basket; parsnips, 15c bush; sweet potatoes, S2 bbl.
The Newtown bee., 1893-10-20

Ernest Sniffin of Sandy Hook has en-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
4 TARIFF puZZLE.

WASHINGTON. May IA novel case has
come up Tor decision in the treasury de
partment in its enforcement of the Gus
toms laws. II involves the question Il the
character of natural gas, whether it comes
under the tariff laws as a minera, proiiucr
or in any other way. Natural gas i i'm
ported in great quantities by pipe line
companies 10 Buffalo, y. y. from Can
ada. The Buffalo Gas com pany complains
that the natural gas compau e should pay
a duty on imported natural gas. 0ud the
matter is now uetora the board of general
appraisers at New York for decision Ap-
praiser Wilson OF the board, who i iDve,-
tgAtinC the subjec,, has been taking testi-
mony OF United States government OIL
Gals il the case. He VIII take -Ie t-s:i-
mouy Of Major Powell OF 5ha aeo.og .ctI
survey. and other Socialists of the survey
and OF officials Of the Smithsonian instr
tuition. The decision Will be mp0staa. IL
is bearing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
The NICARAGUAN REVOLT,

WASHINGTON, May l2.-According to in
formation received by Minister Guzman a
battle will probably take place in Mica
ragua today between the government
troops and the insurgents. DIR. Guzman' 5
Information is to the effect that it is the
design of both sides to make The battle "A
decisive one. The charge is made by DR..
Gnzman that the revolution has its origin
ana inspiration in America, AMI the init
nation that the Nicaragua Canal COM
pauy is mixed up in it, will probably be
Investigated by the state department
The United States SHIPS Atlanta and ALI
ance leave for Nicaragua tomorrow.
Secretary Gresham said today that he
had received no additional information
from Nicara2u4 since yesterday. The sit
uatiou of affairs in that country IS so Sc
rious and complicated that he begged to
be excused from expressing an opinion on
the subject
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
HANGED.

SHERMAN, Tex, May 12-John z. Car
Isle and Charles Luttrell were hanged in
the Jail yard here as 2 o'clock p. m. Both
died instantly, their necks having been
broken. The widow of the murdered man
witnessed the execution. Charles Lut-
trell and John Carlisle were hanged for
The murder of Billie (W. T. Sherman on
April -, lo9? AT Denlson. Sherman was
the principal witness in Il murder case
against Carlisle. One night he was shot
While sleeping at nome. The crime was
traced to Carlisle, Luttrell, John Poe and
Frank Fogg. Luttrell and Carlisle were
convicted. The others are yet to be tried,
Colonel James Browns name, ricbt-
fully or wroncfuily, figured conspicn-
ou7ly all through this conspiracy of
assassination. Brown was a millionaire
and q prominent attendant at all soutb-
ern races. It will be remembered that he
was Shot dead at Chicago race track
last fall
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THE Y. M. C.. q.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May IA praise
meeting constituted an interesting por.
tion OF the session of the Young Mems
Christian association convention this
morning. Testimonials were asked for
and given. Pledge blanks for association
and individual work were distributed
after which followed speech-mtkiug and
the reading Of papers.
ln the afternoon the convention recon-
mended the second Sunday in Novem ber
aud the week following rs a special season
OF Thanksgiving to God for his marvellous
advancement OF the work of the associa-
tiou.
The Commercial club rendered recep-
tion to the delegates in the evening, at
which addresses We're made by Governor
Matthews and Hou. w. Ii. ii Miller aud
of hers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
HE RAILWAYS.

ST. Louis. May u 12-Assistant Gener,
Manager George {. Smith has forwarded
to President Gould his resignation as as
sistant general manager of thr Missouri
Pacific aud the Iron Mountain, and also as
manager of the Kansas City, Wyando:te
aud Northwestern. Upon the election OF
Mr.. Clark rs president of the Missouri
Pacific and the Iron Mountain last month.
MI. SmI n was rendered the position Of
general manager by Mr.. Gould, but. ow
Ing 10 a change in the plans of Mr.. Clark,
n having accepted the presidency of the
Union Pacific, the appointment was not
announced. Under the circumstances,
because OF Mr.. Doddridge's appointment,
Mr.. Smith ala lot feel justified ia relain-
ing the position of assistant general mana
ger. Mr.. Smith has been con lected with
the Missouri Pacific system twelve years
CHICAGO, May II The long-ta of
conference between President J ffreys of
the Denver and Rio Grande and President
Relnhart of the AtchiSou began this morn
ing and will probably continue three days
longer. The day was spent In going over
the original trouble regarding Colorado
business, but no business looking 10 an
immediate settlement of the trouble was
done. Both sides, however declare thar
the outcome will be peaceable.
Spring medicine and Hoods Sarsaparil-
la are synonymous terms, SO popular is
7 his madeleine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
AFFAIRS IN HAWAII.

HONOLULU, May 12-The annexation
sentiment is being quietly strengthened.
The delay in the settlement of the question
is having a bad effect Oh business inter-
ests. The British minister, Mr.. WOode-
house has written his government, asking
that the cruiser Hyancitte be, ordered to
remain aG this station until the pending
POLITICAL troubles are settled.
At meetingsof planters the sugar king
Claus Spreckles, offered for adoption Il
communication to President Cleveland,
opposing annexation because of the diff
culties it would place i'll the way of OBJ
tanning the cheap labor necessary TO plan
tatiou work. The communication was
shelved Some of the planters present
declared themselves ready to concede any
thing to secure annexation.
Iu convention of the Hawaiian Pat
riotic league, held May /, President
Nawhai made patriotic speech, in the
course of which he said:
I've have no home but Hawaii: we have
no right to barter away the country which
we are building up for our children"
The provisional government believes
itself strong enough TO quell any internal
disturbance, and to main tain itself in au-
thority The minister of finance states
that,the means for carrying on the gov
ernment are ample.
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HE HOME RULE DEBATE.

LONDON May 12.-The commons, sitting
rs a committee of the swhole on the home
rule bill, today resumed the debate on the
motion made by Mr.. BARLEY, Conserva-
tive, to strike out the first clause of the
measure, a motion which practically
means the rejection of the whole bill The
debate WAS marked by several scenes OF
excitement, the most nots BILE of which oc-
Cured while r. w Russell bad the floor
Mr.. Russell, who, although IA Liberal
is opposed to home rule for Ireland, was
protesting against listers being coerced
into acquiescing in the establishment of
the1Irish parliament when a voice was
heard, asking. "What the devil are you
talking ahount?"
John McNeal and Thomas Sexton were
each accused of making the remark, but
denied having done SO. The chairmau's
Intervention and an appeal by Sir William
Vernon Harcourt restored order. and pre-
vented what promised well for general
squabble.
The committee then proceeded to take
vote on Mr. Bartley's motion, which was
deteated-309 to 267.
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THE KANSAS FACTIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-The forces of the
Kansas stalwarts nave been increased by
the return of Mitchell and the arriya! of
two others, and some tangible results are
expected within short time. Senator
Martin had some unpleasant words with
Secretary Morton at the department of
agriculture Yesterday and the secretary 5
temper was not improved when Dr. ; f
Neeley, exmayor of Leavenworth, called
on him to plead the cause of the fuslonlsts
Mr. Neeey. in tie course of the int erview
asserted that Mr.. Cleveland had person
ally by letter counseled fusion III Kansas.
This made the secretary angry
stop right THERE" he exclaimed, loud
enough TO be heard by a number OF per
sous outside Of the room. "Mr. Cleveland
wrote no such letter"
The interview after this was short aud
DR.. Neeley lett the Department IN any
thing but prime humor.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
THE SPANISH DEADLOCK.

MADRID, May 12-The cortes has finish
I'd the fifty-fourth hour of a continuous
sitting. The members and the ministers
are exhausted Many sleep half the time.
hnd are aroused by their colleagues only
when vote is taken. This evening the
discussion was continued on motion TO
give the government free hand TO settle
the question of the time of the municipal
elections. The Republicans and CariIsts
display apparently unbroken stubborn
Tess; nevertheless. it is believed that the
motion finally will be passed
The popular excitement does not abate
Crowds still fill the streets and open
places near the parliamentary building
Scores OF policemen are constantly on duty
TO pEevent riotous demonstrations, while
the guards III the building have been
strengthened
Lster-Shortly after o'clock the Re-
publican deputies retired for few min-
utes TO the iobbies ro confer, leaving but
two members To watch the government
leaders Almost Immediately the original
hlI postponing the election was rushed
through the house by the ministers
The news spread like magic, aud 10. 600
men and women soon assembled near the
parliamentary buildiug, cheering for a
republic. The police ordered them to dis
perse. They refused and the police charged
aud were repulsed. Three comganies of
Felnforcements were summoned. and all
rbarged with drawn sabers and divided
and scattered the groups.
When the cortes adjourned Mt o-I5
o'clock the people had been driven off and
the mouarchlsts were in DO danger OF he
ing molesUed. The Repu blican deputies
are said 10 be contemplating resi- iguing IN a
body from the cortes.
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SOUTHERN BAPTiSTS.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Mag y The south
ern Baptist convention met here today,
With several thousand people n attend
auee, representing fifteen states Hon.
Jonathan Haroldson, chief justice Of Ala.
bsma, president, called the convention -
order The first business after crssaix =
tiOn WIS tae election Of otiieers for the en-
suag year, " LjcE resulted a. ful.ow~:
Pres dent-Dr. W. T. Hatcher c. Rich
mond Va
Vice PresiIents--t5 3veyl0r Nocthea Of
Georgia, Joshua Lowering OF BaitiIn re,
Dr.. ~ II. Hizett q, Louisville. and Dr.
II :. Ford OF Missouri
\ letter OF thanks was real from the
Northern Baptist eoEyent5ou. espec4 ~ :
Tor the good work OF the Southern BAp-
lists smau- tie Germans of Missouri
Dr.. frsst. pastor * the fsrSg Bapt.s:
church of Nashville, addressed t4e con
ventiou, wsleom.ag tEe delegates 10 tae
CITY.
Robert J. Barlett, the famous hQmor.
Isl. was called ssoas tae audience md made
face.lous speech.
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THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS.

WASHINGTON. May 12.-Ihe president
had an unusually light day today, four
representatives forming the sum total of
his callers up to the time for the Assem-
bling of the cabinet.
Representative Oates of Alabama called
for "a few moments this morning. 1t is
said that congress may lose this Wei
known and thoroughly popular member,
a. a movement is OH foot in Alabama to
nominate him for governor. The popu-
lists and Farmers Alliance men are rouS
ing themselves for another desperate fight
for Mr.. koiD for governor, and the straig Bt
Democrats are said 10 fee that Colonel
Oates IS their Moses to lead them out o!
the wilderness
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THE COLLEGE REPUBLICANS.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, May u The national
Republican College league last night eIec-
ted the following officers: l.. f. Hawkins
OF syracuse university, PRESIDENT +. NJ.
Wolf of the University of California, vice
president; L. G. Gould of Perdue univer-
slty, second vice president; a. j. Faulkner
and A. o. Iuidstrom of Knox college,
(lils.), third and fourth vice presidents:
julius c. Travis of the University of
Michigan, secretary. and j. b. KurtZ OF
Columbia college CPennsylvania), treas
urer
INDIANAPOLIS, May 12-An evening
paper, commenting upon the convention
or the Republican league at Louisville.
says: 1T is well known that the Repub-
llcans who are on the inside with the
leaders OF the party in Indiana, who rep
sented this state at the convent ion, knew
the wishes of eX-President Harrison in
connection with the convention, and that
they carried them out to the letter. The
eX-president is well pleased with the work
of the convention. Some of the Indiana
delegates did not hesitate to say to the
Republicans from other states that it was
the general belief that Mr. Harrison
would be called upon to lead the Repubii.
can party III 1896"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
PHYSICIANS HAVE FOUND OUT

That d contamination and foreign clement
i'll the blood, developed by indigestion, is
the cause of rheumatism. This settles
upon the sensitive sub-cutaneous covering
of the muscles and ligaments of the joints,
causing constant and shifting pain aud ag-
gregaJlng as a caicareous, cnalky deposit
which produces stiffness and distortion os
the joints. No fact, which experience has
demonstrated in regard to HOsteGter's
support than this, namely, that this
medicine ol comprehensive uses checks
the formidable and atrocIous disease, nor
is it less positively established that IL is
preferable to the poisons often used to
arrest it, since the medclue cou;aius only
salutary ingredients. It. is also a signal
remedy for malariai fevers, constipation,
dyspepsia, kidney aud bladder ailments,
debility aud other disorders. See that you
get the genuine.
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THE BERlNG SEA COURT.

PARIS. May l2.-Before the Bering sea
tribunal of arbitration today Sir Charles
Russell continued the argument for Eng
land. Referring 10 the Interpolation IN
the American case as originally presented,
he argued that when the forgeries were
extracted from the case nothing remained
Of the rights claimed TO have been derived
from Russia.
The American agent, Mr.. Foster, eX-
plained that the contents of the docu-
ments were unknown until the \ mercs n
case was preferred. As soon as the forgery
was discovered the documents were with
drawn
Sir Charles replied that while the docu-
fnents had been withdrawn, the formal
case depending on the documents had not
been materially changed. The discussion
was of an acrimonious character.
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THe scoTCH-IRIs4 CONGRESS.

SPRINGFIELD, O.. May l2-The Scotch
Irish congress today heard addresses by
DR.. George Macioskey of Princeton col.
Iege and Dr. & Kelly OF Nashville.
At the afternoon session Mr. Bonner
occupied the chair The election of officers
WAS commenced ana resulted in the old
officers being reelected. as follows: Pres
ideut. Robert Bonner; vice president gen
eral. Rev. John {. Mcintosh If Plttsburg;
firstlvice presideut-st-large K. f. Ebright.
of Nashville; second vice presidential
large, Rev |. y. Dryson OF Huntsville.
Ala: secretary, A. c. FLOYD of Knoxville.
Tenn; treasurer john NcIlheny An
executive committee also was elected.
In the evening musical program was
rendered IN the city hall before a large
audience. An adjournment was had after
several speeches Oy prominent mem bers.
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SAFE AND EEEEHTILE.

BRANDRETH's PILLS are the safest and
mosG effective remedy for Indigestion, ir-
regularity of the bowels, constipation,
biliousness, headache, dizziness, malaria,
or any disease arising from an impure
state of the blood. They have been in use
in this country for over fifty years, and the
thousands of unimpeachable testimonials
from those who have used them, and their
constantly increasing sale, is iucontrover.
tible evidence that they perform all that
is claimed for them.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
AN ATLANTIC RACER

QUEENSTOWN, May l2.-The new Cunard
line steamship Campana, which sailed
from New York for Liverpool on Nav q.
arrived at Queenstown al $50 o'clock this
morning, having made the passage from
SANDY Hook IN five days. seventeen hours
and forty-two minutes, the quickest pass.
age eastward yet made by any steamer.
The Paris Of the lumau line left Sandy
Hook at the same time as the Campana.
ANA an exciting race was anticipated The
Csmpsna passed the Paris 100 miles out.
The best previous record eastward was
that Of the American liner New York, las,
August. which was five days, nineteen
hours and fifty-seven minutes.
LIVERPOOL, May f2-The Campana
landed her passeuge here at 10 O'Clock
today, and thus beat ali previous records.
she steamed from Queenstown to Liver.
pool IN ten hours ana three minutes, or at
the rate of 81 Is knots an hour.
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FRATRICiCE.

HoIT0E. Kan Nag = -Asc Prster to
iay -a5c .sa.l probsg : iasa8IT sFo9B.irl hl,
brother " sm EsH.aui s,8ArGea a. Ai-
5roth=- Eeu.-. bus recently !~f1 Nal
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rsl~i saol -uI fr5,H tAe us1ss and az
Ns.Ilam entered tse zst-, ds-cssr-e. both
barrels 50 sIm. \ uGsa f~g gf ss.st euts Fe...
u.- aesl, aus st - thought tasE Ae eaula-
1--we 3l4c has De-u arrested
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CAplTAl NOTES-

WAsHEGToN, Mas J. The services Of
William J. Sullivan, pcst0ffice inspector
at the =. L9uis money order department I,
haye been discontinued fnr lack Of appro-
priatlons. l. ! understood that ten or
Twelve others Will be dropped from the
rolls next week
Ia tie department Of AR culture, ?. L.
Lyles OF Missouri wa- today app0inte1
ci.ies clerk Of tue bureau f animal lu-
dustry.
Anon. those ot about thirty pJstyuss-
ter. arp9iutef today by tAc president j.
the aarue os George ~ kI.mer u Ag.ea =
tine han.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
BASEBALL.


Washington 0 0001o Q
Baltimore. .,.......O 1 / l o o 4
s-Washington s Baltimore. 6
rs-Wasnington, 3; Baltimore, 3. Bat
teries-Washingto Farrell and Maui
Baltimore, Clark and McNabb.
At PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia. ........4 II 0 0 0-ls
New York. ........-..0 3 O.
Basehits-Pniladelp -: New York
Il Errors -Pniia6ei phia, .; New York l.
Batteries-Pu uilad-lDh!a, Snarot. Taylor
and Cross; New York, Crane, Coreman
and Doyle.
ATsT LOUIS
St. Louis. 400 900 f. s
Cleveland. d......-....0 . o.
Basehits-St Louis. Z: Cleveland, IL. Err
rors-St Louis, 0; Cleveland, Batteries
st. Louis, Breitenstein. Gleason and
Perry; Cleveland, Young and Orner.
AT CHICAGO.
Rain today again prevented the game
with the Cincinnati club
AT BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn. l 0 -
Boston ........0 0 o 0 o 0 D o. 3
Basehits-Brooklyn, S; Boston, 8 Er
rors-Brooklyn, .: Boston, l. Batteries
Brooklyn. kiusIow and Stein; Boston,
Merritt aud Staley.
IT PITTsBURG.
Pittsburg ...... 40 OIL 01 0 -
Louisville le.....0 o D o o D o G. U
Basehits-Pi Pittsburg. 3; Louisville. O.
Errors-Pittshurg, o: Louisville, :. Bat
teries-Pittsburg. Mack aud Ehret; Louis
VILE, Grim aud Clausen.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-13
THE NATIONAL TREASURY.

WASHINGTON, May 12.-Ihe treasury
situation shows an improvement, the re-
ceipts being larger than for last year al
this time, while the expenditures, though
large, are not 50 heavy anticipated.
The most of the heavy disbursements for
the month have already been made. in
Guiding $S000.000 for pensions and other
heavy payments that became due about
the first Of the month. This has reduced
the net balance to 81, 80 600. The bal
ance will from now on begin 10 increase.
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TtIPE WINNERS.

ST. LOUIS. Nay 12.-Winners: Sound
mere, Luke Parks, Bonfire, Tartarian,
Safe Home, Ell gar Johnson.
HAWTHORNE, Ills, May 12-Winners:
Guess, St. Aibans, Minnie 5, Sunnybrook,
Bob Lyttle
LOUISVILLE, Ky, May II = Winners;
Caledonia, Geraldine, Helen \, Colonel
;, Quiver.
EAST ST LOUIS Ills. May Il Winners:
Adair, Fred Inral, Mt. McGregor. Ell
Garland
GUTTENBURG, \. j May 12.-Winners:
Wheeler, Jennie w, Tom Tough, Jack
Ros-, Oxford, Climax,
GLOUCESTER, \. j., May 12-Winners:
Major thornton, Barlow, Aftermath, Sir
Catesbv, keime, Go Lucky.
BENNING'S. ID. C., May 12.-Wiuners:
Bridget, Nepene Captain Manning, In
dependence Day, lakewood, Girrlna.
LONDON, May 12.-The royal plate of
9,0JJ sovereigns, for two-year oids, at
kempton park today, was won by the
duke of Portland's filly, ScnooIbrook
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- Lots. NAy & john D4ay. n sz.
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theffl 0e cut MIS- -Fil='s throat afa tisen
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A COSTLY CANVAS.

PARIS, May IL AT the sale of the paint
ings of the studio OF the late Jean Louis
Ernest MeIssonler a large attendance was
present. His painting ''Ls Graveur a 'Leau
Forte" which Mei5sonier always refused
To sell, was purchased by NJ League, a
Paris art dealer, for 272 900 francs