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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
ALL WILL DIE.
Martin J. Strait Shoots His Wife, Her
Sister and Himself

ELMIRA, n Y, Nov. 10 Martin J.
Strait. "A well know flour and feed dealer,
this afternoon fatally shot his wife. put
ore bullet in the body or Mrs. Whiford,
which may Cause her dealt, aud then
turned the revolver on himself and tried
three times to put bullet through his
own heart, falling to STRIKE that organ,
tut inf citing wounds which will uu-
unub ed Y cause mis- death. The shooting
was the result OF d m 'stlc difficulties.
The VIII ford and Strait families, until
a few weeks ago, liv-d IN the same house
on Hudson street, the women being
sisters. Strait and his wife fell
10 uuarreliQg and separated, but
soon buried their d liicultirS aud again re-
sumed martial relations. About three
weeks ago they again fell out. rant tried
in vain To retain the good viii of his wife.
This morning he s-nt her note by mes
senser boy. Tue boy returned with the re-
port that there was no answer. Strait
purchased two reviewers. Etrly in tue
afternoon he saw his wife and si-jer-in-
law in The business section shopping. He
followed them across the river towards
their home. The first lutlmat!on they h 81
OF his approach was when he began sh ct
iug. The first shot being AT Mrs. Whit
ford 1t struck her IN the side aud
with cry, aud he fred thTer
bullets into her, ali striking her
L. III stomach ami abdominal region and
Passing clear through her. He continued
shooting until Que revolver was emptied
aud then produced the other aud fired
tur-e bullets into his /, It side in AN eu-
de vOr to reach his heart. IN all he fired
tn sro-S. and hen calmly seated himself
on Il horse block \ crowd Iath-rd, bu-
d. h still hid tie smlAil: revolver, h-S,-
'at-d to approach. Come OF, Sa d Strait,
'th-te are Only three Of IL. he and his
vIcri:ns were helped 10 he house To the
police strait sai.: l am sorry tbs has
LaI peuef but they drove M To IT,"
Mrs Strait dleI tonight. The physi-
clans sag Strait and Mrs.. Whitford eau
MT recover
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17

How Capital Enforced Discipline Aboard
IL St.ip.


The British ship City q Florence wa
lying at anchor Oh san Francisco waiting
10 SAL Their, WAS IA breeze of excitement
on board, the rvsult ~ a lively scrap ~
tween Two sailors and a plunge tor hbrrts
into the bay. The crew had been engage
for some DAYS. and the steward and tar
cook had become great crunie>, and Cap
tain Leask noticed that ths steward spent
most Of his time in The galley. and hc to9A
him 20 one side aud spoke 70 him Ike r
father He told him tina, - was very hal
policy 20 get chummy with The cocA, 10
1t would be sure 10 end in adisagromept
A. the captain bad predicted. 10 came q
pass that the coos went 10 him with alout
complaint about lhe steward and sCarcel-
had be gone ont ~ tae cabin when O.,
steward c.-Iic "a wish - similar tale
.'Wai; biz 30 -aid Captain I.ea,k. and
he passed tie word ia. The cook wi,r
the latter euj,rsd the cabin. the captain
said.
Now. then. you two gentlemen havs
started 10 & .,It. aud ~ sail tomorrow u
will be q continual e hit on the home voy
age. 30 the two Il you so out there on the
main deck aud pumuiDl each othsu until
one cries enough, and let Ds hear no more
OF this
Tho men went out and fought each o'hei
10 a finish There was btt!e science Dis
PLAYED. but both could fight The steward
b,.ggod TO be- excused at the end Of bali M
hour. bat the captain insisted that The
rght To- continued The steward arose O.
the occasion aud landed on the cook = star
board ear. and the cook responded with %
blow thar knocked all the wind out - the
stewards sails The steward failed ."
come So tame aud sat on tie dccA until a.
recovered L4s wind.
Go forward said the captain 20 The
cook. The steward Gcgan 10 strip himself
What ar you doingi' demanded The
oaptnin.
I'm going ashore. " said ;he stewart
sur..fy I've lad enough u this ship 90
Have you' We'll take your 1iothe.
with vol don't want them Put OF
thai cont
Tie steward put on his coat and then
went % TIE side Captain LsasL ala net
interfere with him. and he sgraog Eighty
o. the rail and took "a header into the has
'F,ii1v f.sf man ia beat. or.af he
captain QUO sly 20 the nste. nrd ID hlgn
swim 'lii h. can swim suy Inors. thsu
bring him back
The orders were oheyed with slScriiy
steward until DO APPEALED o. tHe raaie %
take him hack 20 the ship Hg wss taAr1
beck and laudei on tho s1ip y sosse 81. ~
rsufaut AID cre-t.A!lCn steward --CAiras'
Tines
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Es,.iism In the fss;.

A oo-resrordeut - Cairo e tho Chicago
Inter Ocean gives a graphic account G:
the fstaI!s,n OF the Egyptian people, anu
also of the excellent work which AMER
can missionaries are doing 10 h-Jak.nz Il
up. Hen are some o. the Arabic proverbs
which are the oon-uon property q the
Mussulalsn and Coptic populations ioc
the native - Christian fc-iahIn g EgTTr
the descendants q tie ancient ESyptlar-s.
have forgotten their own janguael, rs-1g
IL ONLY 8 3 s1rt 10 Inuuln-sEy - t1l.- 70
li-.avs services. AID sf<ak cnly tie Ian
eua-e Ct tael. oo1eue-1--
..God Is god Tbs CIT comes, L mast
STAY
-F7iss are sen- why b-ush them Of
w Ia = TIC Use
'.W hal J. i r5-1-.
1T viii Il al tie same n 100 years
II you are poor AID G!tay IN Us ii1s.
yoa nav - rioh and bzthe 4 seTsE oeas-
Ing fountains IN tie next word, L God
wills - 30
This STUPID fat.lisn, joined with II-z
ish t~ranry ard crushing taxation has
resulted in a terrible nDcEal p--as5s-s
aHouS tie people o. tz1Is fertile a-7c sunny
land
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WIZARD CREEPS UP
FIFTH GAME CLOSES WITH IVES
STILL n THE LEAD.
Game Marked With Less Brlliiahc!
and More Careful Play->chaeier
Makes Hi@dest Run aad hiShes'
Average Fitzsimmons Confident
ola Firht-BasebalI Matters.

NFw YORK. Nov. Is The big bslk liue
billiard contest between Nv izard Schae-
fer and Napoleon" Ives was resumed 10
night.
The balls were in good position Just III
side the line when Ives zoos bis cue. In
she course Of lis play lie separated the
rails aud frequently both play oalis wou!"
Ge banked aud he point would have 10 Dc
N tde by ma>-e.
H mad several of these shots Tor ~u'ch
he was much applaudel. HIS open draw
snors were particularly fine. He ran his
score no . IS points AMI th-n feii HoWu "a
an open draw N the center OF The o..
The Wiz ,rd had himself IA good position
when he opened play Ear his n5st aat ..
the fitch Inning Ia n- tlrst part OF nl>
play he made two be uiItui draw -hot> 70
bank H kept his good work up 10 10
points, when he "lrUZ-' aud ilisse,! AL
open scot.
The balls wer, sapara Ell when Ives took
hold. Oae was l. the corner and TIE der
in the center OF he table. l. wa BANK
shot aud was mSde AMIDST applause II
a few more shots he got the balls together
and Lv careful nursing IN tn4ged 10 put %
bis { edi, Ill points. ochAeier followed
with li6. lu Going THIS lie made several
difficult rail sbots.
The Napoleon started in again but he
was T.. lie nervous sud managed only 10
score - points when he fell down on n
ma-s- ~ hicn ne fti!eSi 10 hit hard enough
Schaefer. who had been playing steadily,
ran - points and missed On follow shot.
Ives tried o make 1t and tailed.
Schasfer then III sde Two points and stop
ped leaving the two balls to-e,h-r Mar
the rail, with his cue b al foot of. " )
missed it and the balls again wen 10 the
WiZlri, VINO rolled off 30 but failed 10 get
the bal, outside The line This apnOunce-
ment WIS halted with signs OF disgust by
the friends OF Schaefer, who had beeD do
ing eX ia ilue WORK
Ives, in the next inning, made run Of
f2j during which he maze a scraicu OF
tue most pronounced kind. which cauSs d
"A perfect wreath of SMILES TO gather over
his face. Ine wizard, Gy careful uursihg.
for the tbir.i time during the evening
passed the 100 pOiut. The run netted ham
/ l2I Hi. next two inning, further adj
vanced his score by "A ana 20 points.
Ives INNINGS borh resulted IN a failure
! to count He retrieved himself IN the lnu-
I ing which followed his nth. toy making
I 64 In the fourtr InoIns a run OF II
1 brought Ives within eight ot tbe scheduled
60, which lie secured shortly afterwards
Schaefer gained l56 points Oh the nl@ht'>
/ play.
) ore by innings: Ives-SS, Ill. 10. o. O.
I 125. 49, Is. f. o. 0. O.. s IL, q. 1. 4-bOJ
/ Scha-ter--l D, ll6 p, J, 10, >. 4, II, "A i.
/ 80, 81, IS, 81, l, O-156.
! Total scorr-Scharfer. 2,J4S: Ives, 5000.
/ Highest ruus-Schaefer, 10: Iv--. -.
/ Average of tue nights :hIe'-r. A. =; Ives,
! 35l17 Grand average-Schaefer, 50 60
I Ives III , II
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ST Asaph Races.

ST. AsAPH RACE TRACK, Va, Nov. IS
Results At s.. Astph race track:
First rtce-Haif mile: High Point Belle.
Won; Daggett. second; Punch, third .
Time As
: ona-Sx furlongs: Dead heat he
tween Little b ~ and OF Dominion.
Westchr-t-r. third Time l:lj.
Tnird-Oue mlle: l.! X arney, won.
Charter. s-coud, Connor-, thiri. Time l.i3
Fourth-Fiye furIJug-. W-r1b r. " 'a-
Longb5uok. second; PInce JOhn. tnlr4.
lime 1:OI !.
TIflh-Fiye furlo19-: Oily Gamiu wor,
O-vlet, seCout; ModerOCIl, third. m.
l.02
-iNth-Nl =: Marshall won: Leonard
second. i.Irtle Iom third Tim-, Ia
Ruu-on-SN fur.O1g-. o q D'wIuiJa
won; Little Billy, second. time, l:i5.
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FINANCIAL EXPERIMENTS.

NEW YORK, NV ia Washington
dispatch 10 the Evening Post says: Comp
troller Eckels has wri-len an article Tor
The North am -ricin Review entitled tx
prrimental Currency Legislation" IN
wAlcu he will -how hat ak he nnhnc'aI
legi-iatI ion OF recent years has been WIN a
view to correcting The Temporary lis
rather than TO obtaining prTmaneut re-
suits, but that the eff cts 81 thes- expert
mem, ha- b--n 10 eiiminaJ- Certain fac ors
from the general problem wh' CHI coufTouJS
the finaucIa! las makers 81 he future.
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rn-,.nll..t, q nl,,.I. n.a.r.

The erte1-.-1 - TIE bicycle iu por1is-
tt7-.t ST. estl-aats-l THAI a-'l.'-f ,a1 ESQ s'sa
rh.1a= vIlI te lu E-s io t..-i aitfe states
a1d Csrae8 -@-r ysa--riaet RS rle@.
some a. tie ior-.ls sLs.-.4lel- -s.4 orc
oi tE9l.
Ts-. I oEn q wbeel. ar- ! --fd p -
some pleasure IN -.-lu- BE- f0r ~ ii
ysars 40 ] couit Eef oE- 20 -. e.''-i-t'1
Tr1sd- ard 20 fairly -srs O. f- ai'Elfs @--
20, tts fellows a-e a. th-r- 'F'} p" i'f1f
tru ra.lce from t1zE o. t4eF 1rs - the
rarEs Tne-e g. ro fua - f1f - f'1frs
in v-rstll1- -.8o- Cs--F triy fN1a . %
s.r-s -NEz 4rk =al-
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Everrth.ng Was Ordinary.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. u -Tn-rr wa
nothing Sensational about ,ie r7c-s tod ".
Ordinary horse, started -uI male orfi
nary time. Two ityorit.-, twu second
choica. aud one ont-iirr won.
Fii-tr.c fur.ougs: - Elmo w1~-
Iinrl.ie second. E-uei Dixon third. .ul-
I:l4Jt.
send. Two Cheers third Time i-fi.r
Tli-d-Fjve a. d q half furloass ...c-
Gu-r vor- Joe C1tt0n, se-Oad, Lulu. tE.st
Fsur-.-.l.,e. 3-year-oI3s. Palsski w11;
TIE Willard. srCouI. DJck-tadeF, thru.
-irur. I42
FstL--jN fur'1UEs; Olfv woD; Chr
TRUE, -ecoI-, E-s. Guard, talFA Time.
liz
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Lexington r ices.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Nov. L. - Weather
perfect, track last.
FIRST race-Four and a hal: furlongs:
Caldwell won: Wills, second; Parth-nia.
thirI. Tim -.
S-cond-Six .urlongs: B,ik Line won;
Miss Lilly. second; Annie VI third. Tim
I:lj
Tuird-Six fu-longs; Cerro G'Tdo won;
Mill Boy, second; POGO TEMPO, third.
I me, l:l5.
Fourth-Fourth aad half furl1ngs:
Tenor won; Avalanche, second; Goodwin,
third. Tim. 80.
Fitth-Flve iurlo1g-: GtleD ID Or Won:
Ductor, second; Si.loln, ta!rt. I!m-'
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ALL ABOVE ONE THOUSAND.
Salaries on Lehieh Valley Road Re.
6uced Ten Per Cent.

PHILADEI PHIA, Nov. 10 The officers of
tie Lehign Valley Railroad company are
preparing notice which viii he seut out
broadcast III Il few days, announcing the
fact that on and after Dec. there will be
n reduction Of 10 per cant II salaries over
$1,000 pr anuum. The reduction is some
what OF surprise. not only To he CLERKS.
but to the officers well, a. II was
thought that the improvement in business
few days ago would cbyiIie the necrs-
shy for such move. Although the
freight ana passenger business gave some
encouragement. the cOti business is now
IN snch state that it is being Carried on
at loss. IL Is ANNOUNCED that as soon as
business picks up the old salaries Will BE-
resumed
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Orr Fre'.H svau bss lear he'crls =
rri,atc pos.e-s.aa and enc ttst in I'D
times We highly 81 100 GfFat eof .esiss
to-. the prior - = 80 .asnr - she artlt q
Pe,rret.orsu-l. rl-ss~t noble enris Hurt
fngdaB u Is.e.sfs- sr & -.sr go t.r gnodiF
Gorks WITH t1fv H-.rf s4rssd Ess0o tEss
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dress bv Mrs. Annette Shaw of Wisconsin,
n Don Health, Heredil ary," Mr-. Mar!
Hunt. superintendent OF scientific tempe
auce Instructions, rep 'rred on that SUI
Jet showing great progress along
lines. W
After song service. Mrs. Frances
5 tier spoke GU the sunj-ct OF phys -
ture The recor ling secretary then
numerous teieg-ams of greeting. Inc au-
di nee sang "Gpd Be With You I'M We
Meet Again" ard after prayer the coh'eh
ton adjourned until $50 D. III.
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LEGISLATURE RETURNS IN.
Whitewayites Have MAJ ority Of 2 TO
L. With one Contest.

ST. JOHNS, n. +, Nov. 6.-The last
bye-eiection. that in st. Georges ended
TODAY. Mr.. McCarty, the government
nominee was elected by majority eff 81
votes. The parties in the lie gi-ittures now
stand: Government IA; WhItewayites II
One seat has been p-tiJIoned ayiiust. Tue
government has made 40 announcement
of It's intention, but az constitutional
usage permits it To meet the legislature
and otliciat- until it is disposed of by
vote OF want of confidence. it Is likely it
Will take this course IL is thought &C
c-ptauce OF Office by the Whitewayites
viii by no means prove bed OF roses uuder
the present conditions.
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READ PROOF FOR POE.

NEW YORK. NV. 16-Franeis A Tell
died today in Bloomfield, y. j., in as I'D
year. He CANE TO this city ia lS4l and
worked at the printing case with Walt
Whitman and soon became proof reader.
H. read the original proofs of Poe'=
Raven" and The Bells" For some
time be was on the editorial staff OF tue
"A merican Wing Review" and he acted
as proof reader contributor and associate
editor of TIE american Cyclopeda." H.
WAS one of the principal editors of the
Century Dictionary" having charge of
the work at the start.
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DUE TO HEART FAILURE.
DR.. McCosh Dies a. the Advanced Age OF
Etghty-Three Years.

PRINCETON, \. j., Nov. 10 DR.. James
II. McCosh, the venerable eX-president of
Princeton university, and leading edu-
Gator of the age. departed this lite at 10
o'clock tonight. He had been uncou scious
nearly all day and died in that condition.
His sou, Mr.. Andrew J. McCus1. his
daugh' ers, Mis-. ID ,vid Magic ani VI :. Al
eXsuder Matt and. aud bis wife, Mrs. l. =
bella McCosh, were ut his Il -aJh bed. He
has suffered no physical pain. and aside
from weakness brou ShJ on by Old ,ge, has
been in perfect health. ii ; physicians at
tribute his death To b art failure, induced
bv old ar.a
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TURK GETs BIG DAMAGES.

[ ll,eU s-tates court today returned YER
ii C III he suit q John Turk against The
Colorado Cent? . CousO ltlat-d Mining
company awarding rIr plaintiff damages
40 the anou : o. SI-6.-ot The &C. Ion ,vss
brought 10 recover Tue PROFITS Of tie ore
takeu from the AGlul- ode during the
lulg ttfoI Relative II t4lsJ and OF Ier
properties la the y.c.uiIy ot Georgetown.
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BABIES

and rapidly growing children
derive more benefit from Scott s
Emulsion. than al the restcf the
food they eet. Is noUr.Saing
powers are felt almost immeci-
atelv. Babies and children thrive
On Scouts Emulsion when no
other form offood IS assimiiatef-
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SANTA FE DIRECTORS ELECTED

NEW YORK. Nov. lG-Ths directors o.
the Santa Fe ROAD met Joi v and ele ed
Z. A. 0 born ex-EovernO- of Ean-a>. and
II. ii. Duval. president OF the F.o-.d c n
trial road, dlrec.u'S IN place OF Edward
Wilder and Z. l Is ineJrake, res ga-d. An
adjournment WAS taS.n URJI. mex week.
when ch aIrmtn OF the D 1ara " ID proc
b,g b. elected IL tae person ii Is, I.
Cheney ,Tr
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AFTER THE TAMnANY COPS.

NEW YORK, Nov 16.-Three ex-police
captains, fiv= ex s-rgeants OF police and
several ex-wardmen aud patromru who
are under Indictment for bribe-takiug or
ether forms of oppression were hetore
Justice In-raham in the court of Oyer and
Terminer today. Counsel for 5 me OF the
accused obtained remission TO file demuT-
rers To the indictments, and their Cases
We're set for hearing on Monday next.
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FILLED WIKI BULLETS.

NoBERLY, No NV. 10 r. .ssln FoTbush.
the notorious HowsTl CJun murderer.
made OesP-V lie u lrt to &C p from Rue
Huntsville "a toby. H Knocked down
the sher q, who went 70 iced Ain. Joek his
revolver nj attvu8p 81 10 >.olI be tffic ?
vi il EJrbu>G w. CaDsuIei after ue u :
4 .eG Nit ul.-t-. lie was u have been
hung III Hon >vilie hex week. He viii
dou Jtless die from his Wounds
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AMERICAS OLDEST JOURNALIST.

GALVESTON, Nov. l6.-Hamiltou Stuart,
state editor of the Galveston News, died
here this morning. He was 81 years old.
He was tina oldest American editor actively
in harness. He came 20 this state in 1888.
two years after the Independence OF the
Texas repub ic, and has been intimately
associated with Texas history since that
time. He was a warm friend of Sam
Houston, the hero of Texas, aud was him
self once Ii candi late for Z vernon. He
has been active journalist fifty-slX
years and did his work regularly up TO
Yesterday
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ONE PACE I'd FILL.

CHICAGO, NV. 10 -1Hs oiCCalt rom nit
Zee CT LIZ. new American Bssec,l a. &C. -
tio8 met today ne az. CA ion WI! cau-
is OF eight cuts, Il wn ca seven hSv-
been nj ,ceI in G.lcsgo, P1liaoe p ia. New
York. BsoIkiyn, Nslssaukee. - asnin 10. b.
aud PILtsbIr.. THere axe four apple sl,s
for tie yacs - frsuc.I~e. - sie Comal;ytes
rSports-St. Ions. Detroit, Buffalo aud
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
RYAN CAME PRETTY HIGH.

st PAUL, Mimi, Nov. 10 S -rious
charges are brought against ;. Douglass
Ryan in the action brought agaIns' him
by the Minnesota ami OntariO LINN Der
company The defendant, it is alleged
was one of the directors o:
the company a. we'll - general manager.
He had exclusive charge of the bCohs of
the company. and II j. claimed that while
in this control he did between March 1888
and August 1892, receive moneys from the
cOmpany's business nggregating over $780,
900, which he converted TO his own use.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
WEATHER BULLErIS.

weat her for Elch;la and v.c.citv -o9sv
Fair with rising temperature Saturday 81,
tesnocn aad Sunday.
Highest temperature yesterday .----..--.... IS
Lowest -......-....---..--.. .--... =
mean 1899. -
With much colder cloudy weather and gale
from he north lu-ty-three n.,,es per hour al
daylight.
RELATIVE humidity at a. m. 20. and at
p. N. 80
Average temperature for mon.h....-....... q
November average. past SIX years -.-..... -
Average .or 10Th day .--....-........-.. 800. D.
Ebvu l.. J1HN~nN. Observer.
W.sHISGroN, Nov. rs .-Fo,iowln- Is the
forecast up To = 4. IN. saturday:
Kansas and Color.tdo--Fair, warmer; winds
shifting 10 south.
OSlaho ma-Fa.r: slowly rising tempcrs-
ture; variable winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
LAST CALL FOR CoNScRIPTs

YOKOHAMA. Nov. 16-The japanese
attack OF Port Arthur WAS arranged TO be
m~de mainly by land, the navy rendering
slight as-istsuc-. The result of the attack
l. expected TO b. known on Monday.
The Native newspapers state that France
has admitted hat Jgpan's action in s-iz-
ing the French Steamer Sydney, at KnLe,
WAS just.nable. aud that the question IS
settled. japan his called up her last
available couscripts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
HOT DIVORCE CASE on Taps

FARGO, n. D., Nov. l6-Bourke Cock
ran arrived from New York tonight. He
will appear As chief counsel for the plain
IF in the Hirschfeld divorce case. 10
night another full Car load of witnesses
arrived from Helena. The case will be
bitterly fought and promises 10 b. the
most sensational ever tried here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
FIRES IN KENTUCKY.

HoPKINs,lLLE, Ky, Nov. Io.-The for
esis around Worthwhile. ii station east OF
this city. are on fire i large force 90 men
have been at work lighting back The flames
aud trying 70 suppress them, Without
success. The lar-e tracts OF gimuer IN
the northern portion # this county are
on fire also ana here i Little water cou-
venieut tor us. The loss Ia fencing ana
barns Will be immense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-17
PREDICTS = BREAK UP.
Corgressulan Pence Cri IiciSeo Cleveland's
Financial P9l;cy.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1L-Cougressme Lafe
Pence, OF co orsiO, Ia 40 interview here
today said: IF Nr. Clrveian p-rsi~tS IN
his profession that the national banks
should issue the money OF the country and
congr.ss is subSeTvirut TO iI- VIII. then
look ont Tor he breaking up o. the Demo-
cratic party in the south. Sloc- the days
of Andrew jackson, the southern Demo
Gratis have bren opposed u the frrmins out
of the Issue of tue peoples money and tney
will desert The parry il its leaders persist
in that policy"
Mr.. Cleveland is so determined IN bis
course, according TO Congressman Pence.
that To mainralu it he would BE- wiling
and even glad u 90 down in uI-Jpry as the
last OF the Democratic presidents.