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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-21
CIPHER CODES WELL GUARDED,
Nevertheless n Oecssiesal Leab DsvsloD
Ia Diploaatic CsersslsaAence.

Nevertheless n Oecostsoal LEAFS DSvoioD
In Diplomatic CsvrssDssSsscs
There visited New York recently an
emissary from the state department
whose mission was the investigation
of what is automatically called leak.
The dispatches received by the gov.
eminent are. as Is well known. sent in
cipher. This cipher is guarded with Q
secrecy meant TO be awful. but 10 was
suspected that some unauthorized per.
son had obtained . clew 20 il This
suspicion was sufficient 70 start q rigid
investigation. snd tho trail led 10 New
York. All facts bearing on these mat
tiers are carefully hidden, and the mp
shot OF the New York vfsstor's trip
was that there did exist q suspicion,
but no certs!nty. When be got back
TO Washington there was . change In
one of the codes So quietly was thu
business managed that not soul In thu
state department., with three except
tions, knew what was afoot. This In
cident. related by the Washington
Post. illustrates bow wary the depart.
mont Is with its codes Ono Of them
Is styled the "sphinx"-it IL 50 guard.
cd The slightest reason IN bellows
that = code clerk may be responsible
for leak results In mis- suspension
However, our governments has been
far more successful than some foreigu
ones in protecting IL. ciphers- This
sphinx" was devised by New Yorker
now In the state department, and II 10
"a susceptible 20 changes M the com
bination lock Of safe. Hundreds Of
messages have been sent in IL and IL
has never leaked. The Hawaiian corr
respondence with willis IL carried on
entirely In this cipher. and IL II never
employed except upon urgent oeca-
sions. while those intrusted with ths
mysteries Of IL must be absolutely
above suspicion; yet even should thrrs
be leak. the alteration of key let
ter would destroy every clev 70 an
outsider. The Brazilian correspond
ence Ia not written in this rnys,erioBs
code. Indeed. IL IL doubtful IL the adj
ninistration would consent 60 IL. uss
on an extensive scale. a. the most sx-
pert IN its mysteries must spend An
hour or more IN The dec!phsrsng Of
Angle paragraph
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STAGE HELD UP.

SoLOMoNvILLE, Ariz., March 20.-The
Fort Thomas and Bowie stage was held up
several miles south OF Solomonville today
at IL O'clock, by two men. Four passen-
gers were on the stage. All were robbed.
The mail sacks were cut open and the reg
istered mail taken. A freighter brought
the news and Sheriff Olney and posse
started in pursuit They came onto the
robbers nine miles west of Solomonville,
and had a running fight. One of the rob-
hers horses, with six-shooter, was cap
tured. The posse was in hot pursuit at
last accounts, and it is believed that both
will be captured
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FORTUNES GOOD LUCK.

ALBANY. n. Y, March 20 -Thomas
Fortune, the colored speaker, has won his
case against the saloonkeeper, James
Traiuor, of New York, before the court of
appeals Trainor had refused to sell For
tune glass of beer over his bar anu
elected him from his place. Fortune
brought suit aud was rewarded 81. 0l6 dam
ages and costs. Trainor appealed with
the above result
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money On Gail.

NEW YORK, March 20.-Money on call easy
at per cent, last loan per cent. closed | per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3a5l5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual business
in bankers bills at 81 Ss34d4 50 for demand
bills. and 81 s714a4 S715 for sixty day bills:
posted rates, s. sSa4 Ss1a. Commercial bills
The total sales OF stocks today were
100 shares. including Atchison 800.
American Sugar 1850: Burlington l., 3O1; Chi.
caSo Gas f,4m. Distilling and c. +. $3.50.
Missouri Pacific 4.lC0: National Lead 500;
and New England lilo: Northern Pacific 5000:
Northern Pacific preferred 800; r. * w. p
certificates, third assessment paid, 300: Rock
Island 1900; st. Paul 800, Western Union
& loo
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pEFAULTER KRUG CAUGHT.

SEATTLE, Wash. March 20-Adolph
Krug. the defaulting city treasurer, was
today convicted of using $4,000 of public
money in manner not authorized by law
and to make profit thereby. Twenty-six
more indictments are still hanging over
him. krug left Seattle early in Septem-
Der last and went to British Columbia IL
was discovered that his accounts were
more than $500, 900 short. He was cap
tured about two months ago in St. Paul
and brought back here
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CONDITION OF Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-Spot cotton quiet
and steady. Sales, spot. 900 l'ales. to arrive
loo bales. Receipts $500. Exports. Great
Britain 3. 80 continent LOO. stock, 1895.
NEW ORLEANS. March 2O.-Cotton futures
dull. Sales 1880 bales: March 81 tE5a7 O6,
April s. 05a7 o. May s. 14a7 L. J'.ne s. 21a7 %
July s. 2Sa7 70. August s. 33a7 "a, Septem-
Der 81 9.,7 81, October 81 32a7 30, November
s. 36a7 IS December s. 42a7 A.
ST, Louis, March 20.-Cotton steady, Middl-
ing re. Sales 800. receipts 1,3D0 bales
shipments 800 bales, stock o. 400 bales.
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RAILROAD TO BE SOLD

MINNEAPoLIs. Mum, March 20-Judge
Caldwell of the federal court has ordered
that the Winona and Southern railroad be
sold. The decree was made in the case OF
the Farmers Lone and Trust company OF
New York The date of the sale is fixed
at noon, May l, in Winoua. Minnesota
The sale will be on the date mentioned IN
less the road is able to pay bonds and GER
tifcates TO the amount OF s. rs, COO
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MURDERER CAPTURED.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-Charles Nc
Gard alias Frank S. Rollins. was arrested
at the old city hall yesterday afternoon by
Detective Gibson of this city and James
Smith Of Grand Rapids, on a churge of
murder. The crime for which the man
will be taken back to Michigan is the
murder of Mrs. James McKennick, which
WAS committed on January near the out
skirts of Grand Rapids.
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LONDON MONEY MARKET.

New YORK. March 20-The Evening Posts
London cablegram says: 1t was holiday
market today. Americans closed fiat after a
firmness. Northern Pacific was specially good
on buying by the house clique. There is no
public buying yet attracted to Americans.
Silver sold at 271s pence and was steady.
Forty-eight thousand pounds in gold came
from India and elsewhere
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Mr. Uptown boulevard bad pat o.
his o-s-eoat AID IA; and wss sb0st %
leave tss hosse u 90 20 his place =
business WIEN La youngest ebild
called hl.n back-
What do you wsDt. To-crzy7~ As'<sa
M BozleTArd-
''Don'i zoe think you bad better kt4s
your wife before yoE 20 - yosr bsass-
nezsz- replied the promising yoatA--
ALsr Sweet IL Texas =ls:ar.a
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GRAvEsEND CRIMINALS.

NEW YORK, March 20.-The growing
belief that d number Of the 100 men in
dicted for the Graveseud crimes are in
tending to follow Sutherlsnd's example
and flee, has induced general desire
among the bondsmen to surrender their
principals. Two of the surrendered men,
VIM. Lyons aud John II. BrownhiII, were
locked up in jail tonight Nothing re-
gsrding Suther!and's whereabouts has
been receiySd in RroOkiYn
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SUGAR MELTS AWAY
INDICATIONS THAT THE POOL WAS
FORCED TO LlQUiDATE.

Too Many Offerings Break the Market
and Rumors That the Clique Was
Forced to Sell Cause a Rush
TO Unload and the Day Clos
eS With q Decline Of
Three and a Half
Railway Stocks
aud Bonds
Strong.
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SENTENCE SUSPENDED.

OMAHA, March 20.-A special to the Bee
from Lincoln, Neb., says Harry Hill, the
murderer Of Mat Akeson near Weeping
Water, who was to have been hanged
April l3, had his sentence suspended to-
day until the supreme court reviews his
his case
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-21

SUGAR-Raw, easy; fair refining lI-l6;
centrifugal, SO test. 31s: sales on cargo Mus
dull and Lie lower for Nos. 6 and Ii. No. 6.
3ssa3 Ills: No. Z. s5sa3 1916; No. 6, 3.sa
3ll-l6 No. 9, 3 7-l6a35s: No. 10, 3sa3 9-l6; No
ii, 3 SIG; No. IL, 3 3-l6a3$s: No. Is, 3: off
A 5i4a4 ZIG: Mould A. 4ssa4 GIG; standard A,
4a4 9-l6 confectioners A, 4a4 1885, cut loaf, ga
1-l6; crushed 41sa5 l-l6 powdered 4ssa4 9-l6
granulated, ga 5-I6; cubes 42sa4 g l6.
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DRUG HOUSE BURNED.

TT. WORTH, Tex. March 3O--Tae whole
sale drug house O. H. ". Williams & Co.
was burned tonight A Que story building
adjoining was al~o destroyed Loss SIS
CO: insurance S900o
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IN TIE DRY GOODS DISTRICT,

New YORK. March 2O-There was a fair
business done by jobbers in the dry goods
market today. Commission merchants did
well In seasonable specialties, and especially
for dress goods and fine printed fabrics for
which there were some very good wire orders
The tone of the market is stronger.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-21

cus.oDsr-I guess you were right IN
calling that clock you cold ne . week
or 50 ago artistic"
Dealer-OA. yes; tAo&e clocks are
made frof. designs bT -
C1stomer-I Vas 10. abiding 70 the
design I have found out though.
that IL j. most artistic liar in the mat
ter % telling tilas.-IEdi.aapol.s Jour.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-03-21
ALLEN SELLS DEAD

TOPEKA, Kan. March 30-Colouel Allen
Sells. one OF the original Sells Brothers.
of circus fame, died at his home in this
city tonight, aged IS He had taken an
sctiye part IN the Populist party in this
state for several years. He was widely
known.
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Liverpool Markets.

LIVERPOOL March 2Q-Nheat easy. de-
mana poor. holders offer freely, No /
winter = Ida \ iJ.d Receipts for the pas;
three days O6WsS cenials: American 81 coo
Genital. Corn firm. demand fair; new mixed Ss
le34u- receipts Tor TIE past three days Ssl.-
go ce3tals. Beef eq1ra India mess - ~
Ivrh. PRIME mess O>s ID; Butter finest S.
good 'le. Bacon, loug AID short clear s. lbs
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BIG DAMAGE SUIT.

PTTTsBUaG. Pa, March 2l-Henry :
Collins, n steel worker, has sued the Car
Degie S;eel company for SO 90. He says
be was poisoned q; the Homestead works
during the great strike IN Is92 while
working for the company and be mas since
bzea unable 70 work.
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WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, March 20.


CATTLE.
Caffeine cattle sales today.
HOGS.
Hogs Market steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
hos at the wards fndaV.
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NJ Tnin&-

Kate-why does Mr. IAttleb-ain
stutter SOP
Jsne-Oh. somebody told him he
ought 20 think before he speaks. and
he Is trying 20 follow the advice
Detroit Free Press
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PATTERSON, y. J March 3o-Thsre is
talk here OF a general strike tomorrow
through all the departments OF the silk
mills, including the broad silk weave-s.
This will completely tie up The silk in
dastry c: the city.
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TO EXCHANGE.

5-acre orange grove near Orlando, Or
| ange county, Florida; 500 trees. house,
barn. A nice home. Clear.
160-acre farm in Nebraska, well i'm
proved, valley land. six miles from Ne
| Ugh, on Elkhorn railroad.
S-room house on Twenty-first street
| Kansas City, No, in nice neighbcrhood.
Several houses and lots in Wichita.
clear and well located.
Any or all above property TO exchange
| for merchandise, Wichita property or
farms in vicinity of Wichita, with a rea-
sonable amount of cash.
One of the best 1900 acre farms i'm the
state of Nebraska, all bottom land. frame
houses lone 10 rooms and one roomsl
one of the best improved farms in the
state; value of farm. $50. 600: $50 head
stock cattle. three-quarters and thor
oughbred Durhams; all farming tools.
40 head of horses. carriages, and a nice
residence in the city of Ewing, 9 miles
from the farm: value Of residence, live
stock and tools, 5000
Property is clear, and / will exchange
the whole or half of it for a stock Of gen
eral merchandise worth S20. 900, balance
in real estate. Any parties who inyesti-
gate property ond find it not as repre-
sented, | will pay expenses of investig ga
ton.
If any parties having good equities in
Sedgwick!county farms, located not over
ten miles from Wichita, who desire to
unload their indebtedness. will call upon
me at my Office | will furnish parties
who will trade other property for equi-
ties and perhaps place some cash in the
deal.
II sou have farms to sell; if you have
Wichita real estate 10 sell or trade, give
me list of your property, and ! believe
can do you some good. If you have
houses 70 rent, give me list of them.
and | will see that they are rented I'M
mediarely. II you want to rent house.
call at my office tor a list of some in
good location AT reasonable rent
IL you don't want anything, call in
and get acquainted.
Wltherell Real Estate Co..
Rooms ,, 4 and 8. over I36 North Main
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old Graybeard-It's pity 70 keep
such pretty bird IN a cage
Mrs De styie-Isn'; tia shame, How
perfectly exquisiteIy lovely il would
look in ha.-E Y Wa2kix-
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour steady No. . spring wheat 557Sa-
66c, Nc; s.. No red 55ssa56c, No corn
&fsc. No , oats 30iic, No > white S2a3334c
barley, nominal, No 5 5iS5.c. n 4Sa:l2,. No
] aaSseed 81 81. Prime timotit. seed 81 NJ
Mess pork per barrel $40 S5alo- Ssla Lard. per
lUo pounds, - 62lsa6 %. Short ribs sides
loose, 50 62l gas o.. Dry Salted shoulders. box
ed. 50 00s6 -. Short clear sides. boxed, 81 Ona
@ %. Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon. 81 IN, Sugars, unchanged.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
N stI~N W NTNITI-

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was firm; creamery l9a23c. dairy
15alSc. Eggs weak; strictly fresh lUal0lsc
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KANSAS CITY. March a0-Wheat: Noe red
Csc. No hard 55lsc. Corn-No.2 white ~. &C.
No mixed Sl24c- oats-No2 Soc, Rye-Nc :
4scis.
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YoES SUCCESSOR.

ToFEKA. March 3-N. " Hirshz,
was today appointed BY Ghe governor 20
succeed zoe. whose time expired Oh the
state board Of chs.itieS
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Why. yea slly bog. roo eo--- :
even psT Ky dr=ssfEsxer's bills
.! knox. Bss I can; sT@n par rs5
tailors bil nov. "-L.I~
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ST. Louis. March a0.-Wheat higher, cash
bSi4c, March 5Si4c. May 54S+c. July as &C
Corn, higher. cash SAC. March Sac. May S4ssc
july oo14c, Oats, higher. cash Sic, March Sic
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New YORK sng,r Market.

Bis Cd, long clear A. lbs S3s. Flour. spring
patents, Us Cd. Lard, prime western 3,s.
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Chicago Market

CHICAGO, March. %.
The market today experienced the following
range of prices.
lOpened. Highest ToyyeIt I7I3-e5
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FOR 1S93-94 WICHITA, KANSAS

emerald i'm proven o
veand.as mo
TbeS CIaryof theR bng o
towin heartto they
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Acade hta ansa.
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COLD SNAP RUMORS

WEATHER BUREAU PREDICTIONS
HELP WHEAT A LITTLE.
Market is Quiet But Firm and Closes
Slightly Higher-Liberal Clearan-
ces Help to Boost the Upward
Tendency Started by Ru-
mors of Cold Snap
Corn is sympathetic
and Oats Com
mand Bet
ter Price
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Wltherell Real Estate Co.,

Rooms ?. and 8, orer 146 North Main
street. e. Il. WHHERELL.
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tinued until october 8; Vincenzo Agillo, breach of the peace. discharged; Az nostine Lamberto. breach of the peace, $50 fine. s2l.52 costs. three months in jail: James McKenra. breach of the peace. nolled on payment of S6 costs; Joseph Rogers. theft. 7 fine, 30 days In jail. resistance to officer, s5 fine. $lo.66 costs; George H. Allen and John II. Coleman, violation of law de oyster grounds, continued until October IS; John Higgins, non support of wife. con- tinued until October 6; Abby A. Sawyer. adultery. continued until october 6; Joseph Rlcketts. theft. nolle; Bridget Do- Ian, breach of the peace, continued until October 6; George Abrams, theft from person continued until october 6; Simon ZImmon, breach of the peace, continued until November 4; Frank Streitweiser, keeping unregistered dog. s7 fine, s5.42 costs; Louis Leonl, reform school com plaint. continued until october 20; Ed ward Gerrins, theft, $7 fine, 90 days in jail, S624 costs.
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THE IROD/GAL PRINCE.
A Strange Reason for Rise in the Price of
 Peaches,

Peaches,
 A Russian prince who boastcd of his ex- travagance, 80 the story goes. squandered q fortune in Paris in one season. In restan- rant one day the waiter charged him three francs apiece for peaches.
 Are peaches scarce 2' asked the noble- man.
 No, but princes are' was the reply.
 Those who waste their bodily strength AS this man wasted h,s cash. end In physical bankruptcy. The signs of Il, which cannot Do hidden, arc indigestion, nervousness and steady loss of flesh, consequent upon the weakness of tho stomach. In such case arugs are utterly useless. Ihey are not food, and the patient needs fat, Paskola makes fat, surely nnd iftly. It Is pfe-digested, and the ystem takes It up at once. Mrs. charles Bock of sa Twenty fourth street. Detroit, Mich. had indiges- lion and took Iskoa. She writes:
 ''By the time the first bottle was consumed l had gained five pounds. Tho circles dlsap- peared from around my eyes, and my com, pcxion showed marked improvement. have nay now taken three bottles and have gained li1S pounds"
 ''ThrJugh aIlvice of friends" says William T. Ross of Bridgeton. N. J., "i decided to try Paskola for my daughter. who has been In poor health for several mouths past from loss or appetite and general debility. she had wasted away in flesh and at the timo she began taking Paskola weighed lu0 pounds. After two weeks treatment she gained eight pounds. She is gaining In health and strength daily, With crossing ppetite Tor tho most hearty food that was rcpugnant to her before taking Paskola. As Il flesh orming food, l think It far superior to cod liver oil or other similar preparations and am more than gratiied with the results"
 Thin folks who want to be at can get Pas ko;a of any druggist: An interesting pam phlet will be maj cd free on application to The Pre- Digested Food Co.,, 90 Rcadc street,
 New York.
 Charles s. Lccte x Co.,,
 O. Tn Fr&M New Haven.
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HEALTH BILLSMUST BE PAID
CORPORATION COUNsELS OPINION
 OS THE INVESTIGATION.

City TInaneisrs' Interesting session-
 several Matters Postponed Until Next
 Mset,ng-weekiy fayrolis Approved and
 other Huslness Done.
 The monthly meeting Of the board of finance yesterday afternoon was one of more than usual importance and the city hnancicrs were kept exceedingly busv, All the members or the board were present. An opinion was received from Corporation Counsel Driscoll m which il was set forth that the board Of health had legal authority 10 hire T s,enographer and summon in witnesses ip the recent investigation by the board concerning the charges Of Garbage Contractor Swaync against Health Oili- ccr Wright and Clerk Bailey, and de- ciGing that the city must pay the bills. which amount to s422.i0. It was also set forth that the board of health had no right to pay these bills out of the garbage fund, but that the money must be taken from the sundry account. In order to enable this Co be done the fnanciers transferred s422.i0 from the garbage account to that of the sundry account. The bills for attorneys Tees did not come up at yesterdays meet mg.
 Fire Commissioners Stannard and Walker appeared before the board ana asked for n special appropriation or $J0o to be used for the purpose or put ting new boilers in No. Js engine. AL though there was no opposition to the project, the matter was continued until next Thursday. in order 10 afford the Gnanciers an opportunity to ascertain from what fund the amount could be taken.
 It was also voted to take A, ,275 from the appropriation for the extension or Union avenue and apply the same to the extension of Willow street. About s5, 800 had been appropriated to pay Mrs. Jane Delaney for damages caused by the removal of her house out of the line of the Union avenue extension. There have, however, some egal com- piications arisen, and as she cannot be paid this year, part of the money was transferred to the Willow street ex- tension.
 Action was postponed on the petition from the board of public works asking that that body be allowed to make transfers from certain accounts in its department to street pavements, the appropriation for which is entirely ex- hausted.
 The following weekly payrolls of the several departments were approved: Public works. s1.529.3s; police, s, 54s.- 25; fire, s1, ,623.O5; health, $114.