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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-24
IT'S GAUNT FORM.
CONTINUED from First Pare,

as to the presidents leit-r read in the house
He reviewed the difficulties il framing the
tariff bill. Free coal and free iron would
be great boon to California The state
pays almost the entire coal tax aud Yet
this bill was cheerfully accepted because
it was the best that could be had There
was nothing for the senate TO do but 90
vote for the resolution OF the senator from
Delaware Gray 10 insist upon the senate
bill, IL the Villas resolution was adopted
il would open the door TO a Hood OF amend
ments and would preciptate another long
and acrimonious contest over the tariff II
the bill was amended 10 include free iron
aud free cool, the senator from New York
(HilD knew the bill would be imperiIled
and he would probably shed no tears at its
peril.
How will it be imperiled." asked Mr..
Hill. What single senator's vote would
be lost for an amendment for free coal aud
free irou?''
Mr.. White said Hill himself would vote
against the bill, as the income tax was
in IT.
As Mr. White closed the presiding Off
Ger announced the next order OF business
was the consideration Of the resolution OF
the senator from New York (HilD 10 re-
cede from the seuate's position on coal aud
iron.
Mr.. Cockrell (Dem Mo interposed with
a motion that the senate proceed TO the
consideration Of executive business. To
the surprise Of the crowds in the galleries
we'll as To some of the senators, the mo-
ton prevailed, the galleries were cleared
and tue stirring proceedings OF the day
summary brought To close
At 3:3S the senate adjourned until to-
morrow at u O'clock
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Recent Investigations have brought
out the fact that there are many cases a
severe neuralgia caused by abnormal
conditions Of the nasal passages la sew
eral instances there have been found
enlargements Of the bouy structure or
hard Jumps % diseased tissue pressing
against certain nerves, and causing ths
most circulating pain. Removal "a
these has resulted iu complete cure. al
though there have been returns 81 the
growths after The frs. operation Per
sons who hahitually suffer from pains
in the head should have their eondi.
tons carefully diagnosed. Long-con-
tinued suffering not infrequentE
brings about protracted and incurable
mental and nervous disorders
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-24
ROCK FALLS

Rock FAILS O. T., July 2S-This place
will enjoy the distinction OF being the first
town entered by the new railroad, which i
TO Toe built from Huanewell south, and is
o branch Of the Southern Kansas. The
WORK of grading the road has been com.
menced. and As the corporation is a wealthy
one we expect TO ses the work completed
with great rApidity.
The farmers express themselves as being
very well satisfied with their first wears
croIs, but expect 10 farm on a larger scale
peXt year.
The Republican voters OF this township
held n meeting in the town hall and or
gsuizsd a Republican club, with y. L
Heeney as president aud a. Is. Crawford
secretary There was goodly number i'm
attendance and all enjoyed the forcible ad-
dress made by Mr.. McCann OF Cross.
This = the pretJiest townslte IN the
strip. the only one where business Is not
overdCne. and with "a little more building
by lot owners would soon become Ihriv-
ing city. The merchants In the larger
towns talk OF their small pTofit~-cCms u
Rock Falls where you Will not Toe forced
By competition 10 give your goods away.
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NEWSPAPER MAN ASSAULTED.

Special Dispatch 10 the Daily Eagle.
PERRY, o. T, july 23.-The news of this
latest trouble at Enid was brought to
Perry late yesterday evening by d. IL.
Nourse, special correspondent of the Kan
sas City Star, who was ordered out of
North Enid and off the line of road yester-
day morIing, after having been under ar
rest upon the professed g,Ounds Of sus-
picion since Wednesday night Mr.
Nourse's driver, Dan kerwin, was a citi-
zen of Round Pond, and yesterday the
correspondent was told that be had been
hung Wednesday night.
Mr.. \ curse was assaulted by the train
master and rOadmaster before being
ordered out of town yesterday morning
and be was compelled to drive out in
soaking rain. HIS course eastward was
compelled by men stationed at the north
and south roads for ten or twelve miles.
and after the 45-mile drive ana his rough
preceding experience he was i'll and nearly
exhausted when he reached Perry. He
says that no stranger is safe in the Ends
under the existing conditions. The
strained feeling is growing and a pitched
battle between the citizens of the two
towns may result any day.
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STRIKE PRACTICALLY OVER.
California Lines Running Train Regu.
larly-Troops Ordered HomA

SAN Francisco. Cal. july 23-The rail-
road strike N California has absolutely no
new features The Southern Pacific Off
Gals now insist that they are conducting
their regular business without blu
draHces- 1t il true. also, that al or nearly
ali OF their trains are running pretty TeGu-
larry The a r. l. men al Oakland. in
slet, however, that the strike l. still on Ia
all It, fOrcs aud tabt they are bound 20
win, or at east be taken back on their own
terms. IL Saersmeuto tue strikers con
tluue 20 quarrel among themselves. the
trouble eaylag arisen over public meet
Iug OF strikers AT which q majority %
tlOse attending voted To return TO WORK
and SO uolilleI the railroad company A
large number OF the strikers at Sacra-
ueHto claim hat tIls action was without
authority. ILey Insist that the strike -
stIll Oh at that point.
! be most important move today was the
ordering of Company + 81 the state Mill
TIA from " oudI aud 10 Dansmuir Ou the
Oregon branch. Tho stTikers al Dunsmuir
are said 10 threaten trouble. Company I'll =,
at Grass alley, mas also been Ordered out
Five companies OF the Fifth regiment.
wHIch Is IN service at Oakland, have Deeu
released and allowed 10 return To their
homes. IL is cOucedvd that there i 40
loager danger OF serious trouble at Oak-
land.
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NOTES peoM WOODWARD.

Special Dispatch 70 the Daily Eagle.
Woodward. o. T., July . The Demo-
Gratis Of y county met IN convention in
this city Saturday and nominated full
county ticket. This convention being the
first of its kind ever held in the county
was very largely attended and great in
terest displayed in it, Everybody was en-
thusiastic and sanguiue Of electing the
ticket the coming election.
The convention was called TO order by
Judge j. ID. F. Jennings in the school
house III East Woodward. The building
was full OF delegates aud spectators. The
air was warm, sultTy and feverISh, and
many OF the delegates had thrown aside
their coats aud were all ready TO do battle
for their country and their party in their
shirt sleeves, ana gained the reputation OF
being ubiquitous IN lobbying tor their
candidates Just as if the practice had been
born TO them. Above all the confusion
there arose a busy hum as wire workers
'jimmyed" around che room looking big
and important.
Judge Jennings called the meeting TO
order and announced that the convention
WAS regularly called and for the purpose
OF nominating Il whole county ticket, and
added that nominations for chairman were
in order, whereupOn j. A. SLiue was duly
elected and installed in that position.
Inc pulse Oh Tue CUufel ClDI Hd5 uTSI
felt by an informal ballot aud then they
got down 10 hard work. Only three Of
the present incumbent5 were nominated,
J L. ID. Jennings, probate Judge; IL. =
Emmersou. county treasurer, aud b. Is.
Smith, county attorney.
The ticket is composed by all new men
except the ones above mentioned and who,
il il said never held an Office before.
There was a good deal OF bad blood
shown in the convention on account OF the
present incum bents being candidates for
nomination and election. There Is going
TO be a bitter fight here during the cam
paign as the Republicans and he Peoples
party, fused with the independents, Will
all put ticket in the fiell.
The following nominations were made:
For Probate judge. ID. +. Jennings
For Sheriff.. i. Diem.
For County AJtorney-B. B. Smith.
For Treasurer-H. :. EmmeTson.
For County CleTk-ThOmas Doran,
For County SurVeyOr-A. Z. Ellis.
For Superintendent of Public lnstruc-
tion-Rev. Peterson.
We have had COpious rains here during
the past month and the grass is unusually
good. There is little or no farming done
here-nothing but cattle and horses raised.
Mrs Davis, who was so brutaily shot by
one Henry Smith, is able TO b. up and
about. The doctors were unable TO locate
the bullet and it Is supposed to be still IN
her shoulder.
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IN A QUANDARY.
Democrats All at Sea as TO How to Pro
coed on the Tariff.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-Immediately af-
ter tie adjournment OF the senate there
was a conference of Democratic lie aders of
that body in the room of the committee on
appropriations. Among those present
were Senators German, BrIce. Cockre,l,
Harris, Ransom aud Blackburn. compris
ing most of the Democratic steering COM
mittee. The senators had long talk aud
when they departed no conclusion had
been reached as TO the best way out of the
delicate position in which the ma Ority
found themselves. The proposition for
caucus was discussed and some of the sen
ators thought it would be wise to
have a general conference of Demo
cratic senators before any step
was taken or Il vote was had on any of the
pending propositions. The matter of
calling a caucus was left for further con-
sideration and will no doubt be discussed
among other senators and their views as
certained as to the advisability of taking
such action.
Senator Villas will insist upon his mo-
ton striking out the one-eignJh OF a csnC
differential on sugar, and several senator's
will hold that it Is incompetent To Instruct
the conferees to recede from any portion
of an amendment as though it were an
ent,re amendment. The point will be
made that the conferees Can be instruc-
ted on any item by the senate.
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secretary. Resolutions were adopted re-
affirming the Chicago platform OF lo92; de-
claring for the free and unlimited Coinage
OF silver on the basis that existed prior 20
1873; commencing the Wilson tariff bill
and President Cleveland for his firm stand
against the senate amendments; favoring
the income tax: demanding an Invrstiga-
ton into the causes of the disturb iuces At
Enid AMI Round Pond and c1mmenGlg
Acting Governor Lowe for his hrn anu
Intelligent efforts to secure a settlement
of the difficulties there on basis satlstac-
tory to ali concerned.
The delegates were Instructed TO vote as
a unit at the FL Reno convention On all
matters coming before il.
The following resolution was then uuan-
imously adopted:
Resolved, That the delegates from
Payne county be and they are hereby in
structed to vote for Hon. John K. Clark for
delegate to congress at the Ell Reno con-
veutiOn so long as his name shall be be-
fore the convention; provided, that be viii
permit the use OF his name IN that cOanec-
ton"
II is understood that M. Clark is very
reluctant about being candidate. How
ever, a large portion Of the Democrats here
say that they have been utterly Ignored by
the democracy Of the territory and OF tue
natiDn, and the delegates say they will
never vote for any man from another
county, even should AIr. Clark refuse 10
be q candidate
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friends OF the people, so that the people as
well as the railroads viii receive some con-
sideratiOn at the hands OF the government.
Ii is predicted that II the government
would forrelOse the Union Pacific MORT
gaze that the price of railroad ST cSs
would greatly decrease and that
this would be the beginning which would
end an the government owning and oper-
ating all the railroads of the country.
That this matter VIII De considered during
this session Is n Certainty, but 10 i not
known yet what process wall be employed
to bring about the foreclosure.
The leaders now in Omaha are in hearty
sympathy with President Debs OF the \.
X. L., ard express themselves as being
willing TO do all in their power 20 assist
him in making an asls defense. Among
other things TO be considered while in
Omaha i the question OF tormias labor
military companies. and from the express
ions made by the members OF the general
executive board Is i quite probable tn At
IN order will be issued asking all MEM
b-rs Of the order 10 become members Of
the state militia in the various states OF
he Union
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ATTEMPTED TRAIN ROBBERY

LIMA. o, Juls 23-Aa stt=mpt Il wreck
AMI rob the pay car ou tle Cincinnati,
Hamil1ou and Dayton railroad was Usals
today. As the special train hauling tie
pay car was approaching Calico be on che
Norfolk aud Western branch, the engine
collid-d with a number OF freight cars
which had been ruo cut ou the uaia track.
he engine WAS pa tly wreckeu .nd En-
gtuetr Swertmal and Fireman kucher
We're badly III Irrt IL Is generally be-
hevrd that the freight cars wrTe un d0wu
on the uIaiu track by some mi,crraats who
desired 20 wreck aud rob the psv train.
The pay car la been over nearly the Gu.
tire system, however. aud very litts
money remained on hand when the at
tempt was made.
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TELEGRAPRrc CENSORSHIP

SpecIai DIspafch 70 Inc UaIIy ElgIe.
Caldwell, Kan. July 23.-It is said
here that no dispatches would be taken
for transmission from the seat Of war to-
Gay, that would be in any way favorable
to the citizens side OF the figat. Whether
or not this is true cannot be confirmed,
but it is certainly IN circulation among
railroad men here tonight.
A gentleman from this city came in
from Pond Creek tonight ami ne made the
slater eut that while arrests Were being
made at Round Pond this afternoon sew
er&l men hastily slipped out OF town and
wentin all directions. A report was cur
rent that when they saw the their fellow
citizens were being arrested they con-
ceived plans OF Vengence and it is thought
that they viii do considerable damage be
fore morning to Rock Island railway prop
ETtY
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=FLAGRANr CASE OF ASSAULT.

HUTCHINSON, kau.. July pa great
sensation was created III TIA S city last
night by the arrest of L. b. Lambert, II
laboring man, charged with assAulting Il
3-year-old girl OF h. ;. Snyder's. The
facts obtainaule are: Lam bert, vino was
Intimately acquainted with the Snyder
family, drove up to their home last even
IN and invited the little girl to take a
buggy ride, winch she did uususpectingiy,
ana when a few blocks distant Lambert,
upon some pretext, induced her u 20 into
au unoccupled house with MIN. when he
assaulted the cAIld. On Ter return home
she related what had happened 10 her par
eutS- when warrant WAS SHOrG out FOR
Ltmberrs arrest and be was thrown in
ia where he now lies in great danger of
lyacnIng ut the hands of an enr4ged mob,
comprised OF the HeJsubOrs aud friends OF
the girl and family.
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MINNESOTA FOREST FIRES.

DCLUTH, Nina. July 23-Forest ores
are getting worse aad now threaten % de
stroY the crops aud buildings of hundreds
of farmers -c,jtered about tue woods near
this city. Yesterday the fire department
WAS called oUt 90 protect farm property
and i, ,rIli 40 work. Il Is &c tied that not
for macy years has there ben such = dry
season as Tits Heavy and conti % u "a rains
are the ouly thing gb.st ,yjli ave hundrcds
Of thousands OF dollars ~ovi h o. properly
of farmers iu this g sc t.. Ftrmrrs, m tnv
OF whom are IN thar ,irst year. ar To- x
their all aad VIII have 10 provisions for
winter.
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PLEAS FOR MERCY,

TOPEKA, July 23.-The state board of
pardOns considered twenty cases during
the past week and still has forty-five APP
plications on file, which will extend the
session to August Is.
On the number already examined at this
term two were for murder, one for forgery,
three for manslaughteF, one assault with
intent 10 kill, eleven burglary and lar
ceny, one rape and one seduction under
promise to marry. Only two of the TWEEN
" applioants received recommendations for
pardon. Communications were granted In
four Cases,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-24
CLEANING BLACK SILK.
vIuids for Removing Grease spots and
Stains

vIu;ds for Removing Grease spots and
Stains
So many women wish information
concerning the cleaning Of black silk
that herewith give a receipt which
have seen tried successfully: Place
each piece on smooth, clean table,
using a wad OF the material you are
cleaning for sponge, and rub with
this dipped in the cleaning fluid ia
downward strokes until each piece T.
well wet The fluid may be equal
parts of alcohol and lukewarn water,
il NAV be cold coffee well strained. or
water in which an old black glace kid
glove has been boiled This latter
mixture is a glove put into a pint q
water and boiled down - a haI pint,
or two gloves IN a quart q water.
Each and everyone Of these fluids are
excellent in effect Sponge the goods
on what viii be the right side when
made M as some silks can b turned
after being worn Hang each spiece %
a line 70 drip; when nearly dry, bat stil
quite damp, iron with q moderately
warm iron on the wrong side placing
a piece Of soft black cambria or criuo,
line between the iron and the gods.
and ironing each piece until g is per
fectIy dry. They lay away the pieces
without folding them II the selvedys
edges seem todTa y after the siIA .s vssi
cot them here and there - give . I~e-
way. Some perSous do Dot iron ak.
thinking that as ~ drips dry over the
line il viii Dc perfectly smooth. but
this does not give a. baudsouse al ap
pearance a. irDuing. The ironing
must always Be done on The wrong 80,
and over second fabric. which naust
h black II the material rs DARK co@-
orea- II there are arr grease so9ts %
the SILK remove them vita usph.ha-
rubbing = on with a piece of silx-0r
with Fren,ca chalk The latter T.
scrsped on the spot left there over
u.zht and brushed % in tae morning.
IL tn SPOT remains t-y theesslx ag-aia-
This must De done before the AK T.
cleaned Fre1cn chalk nay - Esr@
On auv fabric O. color. Eraz.re vy4li
remove "a Il. ont 10 some tines lsavea
a sfafu ike vsater, -a-ch t1zT - -
moved vita French chalk AnCth@s
nan % remove grease from s4lx - -
r1b a l-rup - vet DaTuessa over SO
sDo-. allowing u ~ dry. and tLrl
trush ny Of he powder. -Lz.ai - Hons
-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-24

TOPEKA, Kan, July ga dispatch to
the Capital from Lansing says: The IN
vestigation of charges made against Popu-
list officials of the Kansas penitentiary to-
day was mere farce, though 1t came
near ending III "A tragedy. When the PEN
it=ntiary directors opened the investiga-
ton, Judge J. T. Mcdonnell for the COM
plaiuaGtS asked for a continuance. While
the board was celebrating on this point
Warden Chase appeared in JUICE Melon
nelps room and they ended brisk CONVEX
sation by calling each other liars. At this
Chase grabbed Mcdonnell by the collar
and struck him nine vicious blows on the
back of tie head Friends rushed in to
separate the combatants. when a general
mix-up occurred and knives and pistols
friendly TO Ch1se, Were very ugly and af-
ter the assault on Judge Mcdonnell.
Chase's opponents Were terrorized and
refused absolutely TO have anything to do
with the investigation.
In the afternoon the board waited two
hours for the prosecution To appear, and
on DR.. English coming forward and
swearing that Judge Med Jnnell was serl-
ously hurt and could not leave his bed,
the profecution was declared closed, with
ont word of testimony in, and the de-
Tense was called. SIX witnesses testified
for Chase aud they made a good showing
against the charges. The investigation
will be concluded in the morning. Judge
Mcdonnell stated tonight that he intends
To prosecute Warden Chase on the charge
of assault with intent TO kill, and also 10
sue him for damages. Tho judge is &c
wears old.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-24
CHANGE OF OFFICE.

TOPEKA, Kan, July 23-The state board
of charities today appointed DR.. c. H.
Wetmore of Emporis to Be superinten-
dent of the insane asylum at Osawat omie
to succeed DR.. l.. ". Wentworth, Repub-
.ican, whose term expires this month
The board has preferred formal charges
a-ains. Dc. McCasey, superintendent of
the asylum at Topeka, charging him with
general iueompetency aud defamation Of
character. McCHsey WAS asked To resign,
but declined To 90 30 and employed an at
toruey 10 defend him before the investig4-
ton which was in progress this afternoon,
but finally adjourned tiil Monday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-24
POWER TRANSMITTED BY ROPE
The English System Which Is Cheaper and
More Elective Than Relts

The English System Which Is Cheaper and
More Effective Than Belts.
The transmission Of power by ropes
has been largely reSorted TO in England.
the preference being given 70 what Is
known as the Lambeth cotton rope.
which is made Of four strands. the cen
ter or core Of each strand being bulched
and slightly twisted. the outside OF the
strand having a covering Of yarns that
are firmly twisted. The four strands
are further laid with a core in the cen
ter to form a rope and twisted the
same as any four-stranded rope
In this way Il rope Is formed possess
ING extreme tlexibilitv, and the fbres
VIII not break by bending on each
other when run on pulleys. the rope
also standing elouCation or stretching
some twelve inches IN a length Of tftv
inches before breaking. The cost Of
this kind of rope Is but one-hfth that of
the best oak-tanned leather belrinC-
that i, the rope To develop q given
amount Of power costs only one-ifth as
much as the best quality Of betting 10
do the same work.
The life Of such rope Is said 10 he
from twelve 10 fourteen years, or. 4
run on pulleys properly grooved and Of
suita ble size. viii last much Longer.
larger pulleys giving much better re-
suits than smaller ones. Il : urged
that the reason why the Eng Sh Sys-
TEN Of rope transmission has not necu
developed 70 greater extent In other
countries i the inadequate understand
H. o. The method prevalent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-24
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
Members Of General Council in Omaha
f-r Genera. Session

OMAHA, Neb. July 23--The members %
the executive board ct tie knights % L>s-
Dor are gathering here preparatory 20 a
general session. . D. meeting bss 90 relstion
10 tie recent labor troubles bat - "a par
-uAuce O. = ESQ., ION pss--d ~ the last
session held lu Ca-csg7 % May 4 NIX
noah Grlrrzl Mas q y JEkr34u : -Tef-
-i-E Wi NIKE = touT g tb~ est aDd
deliver az ir---.s I1 Bs.tIDoT-, PE.issse.-
rhIs. NJ y oFk- B-roA4FL al1 other ci-irs
TEE Frpo-s 20 tne executive cClr-rs ar
that h. WORK .u Jne 49, zu1 8ort8 = ct
h. Z Sd a wonderful. fee la rev4vlu- t1-
order. ARA zsUs-uts kzFs already b--u
ccElmeuc~1 Tor tie n X gen~rsl zs--r-lt ~
% ~ ls.t 81 Mex Grl~a = d. NsFrn.lzr-
i uas ru r-l t--s aste-uo-12 tls- Del
ezae Aci5I.- ha1 -cu~m- tor having
tn -os--a glelt Iar--.1-e TIE m.-tgag- o.
80 MO Pee fc r-l. ruEl sr1 Eas- t4ts
rzilrasc operated by th- govern gleut 81 tf~
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rhfuk KS cou-d . dose vs. Eo-.- further
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