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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05

CowEs Isle of Wight. Aug. The Vlgi-
liant won toiay's yacht race with the
Britannia Tue result OF The rae is very
gratifying TO the Am-rcans, a the show
lug made by the Vigilant redeems he
promises Of her sailing master. that given
deep water and "a strong wind she would
defeat the prince OF Wales crack boat. the
Britannia. The race today was fifty III is
aud the VIgilant won by six minutes and
fifty seconds, actual time, and by folr
minutes aud fOrty-,lx seconds corrected
time.
la addi ion to the Prime. of Wales. the
Duke OF Yo K aud Com nudOre + ID. Nor
gan, the Litter rs Mr.. Gou!d's r-pTr -Htsi-
tive. w~re on board the Brtaunia.
George j. Gould and Howard Gould We're
on board he NisIlaut with Z. Oliver Iseliu
and Lord Lpu-dale as TIA ir guests, whil=
Secretary Paget, who was on board repre-
scented tue PrIuc- OF W"lrS
On board the NisilInt, Mr.. Iselin was
given charge OF the mead sails and his ex
occasionally caused fret o auu oEcs led
to little tiff with Pilot Draper VINO APP
pears TO have resented this alleged inter
ference with his department.
On board the Brltauria, on the contrary,
everyr hing seemed 10 work perf-c ly.
n represent dflNc VI tue AsSOCltIcu HreSS
boarded tile SIgIlAnj shortly after the race
was flashed. L. would he impossi U.e TO
describe in fitting terms the citation of
Captain Hank HtH q the Yau kee crew
over the days victory. II was well
merit-d case OF ''let The eagle scream,
aud tue noble bird did so vigorously aud
contiuunu>Iy.
Captain Half. discussing the race. said:
1--WE are especially proud of tue victory, as
it was won over ihe prince of Wales own
course. He iusist Ell II should be cup
course or no race, and We Won squarely."
Mr.. George j. Gould felt very Happy at
the result of the race, saying: 81 feel Iha,
today's victory wipes out many or our de-
feaIs. We regarded it As the principal race
of he season. Tue Visiiaut was sailed
capitally today and nobody could have
wished for better weather or better hand
ling of yacht.
1T was a fair race today and no fiukes.
The wind failed slightly towards the end
of the first round, but both boats had the
same experiences. Certainly the Brit
tannia was no worse off than ourselves"
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IN RECEIVERS HANDS
6unnison Branch q Union Pacific Seq
regated-Fra rank Trumbull Receiver

DENVER, Colo. Aux 4-Receiver Frank
TrUmbuil OF the Union Pacific, Denver and
Gulf railroad. was this afternoon Apo. 1T
ell receiver Of the South Par. rosj. other
wise known as the Denver Leadville aud
Guunison branch OF the Union Pacific
Tue appointment was made BIZ Judge
Haiiett under a bill OF foreclosure filed ia
the United States district court by tie
American Loan and Trust COMPANY Il
Boston, trustee for the boudEOlder- . Mr.
TrGmbuiis bond was placed a. 81. 600
Tue road viii how be operated as part u
the Gulf system aud j. ab-oIut-iy s-gTe-
gated from The Union Pacific. The z~pAr-
alton Of the South Ptrk i-0m tb- Union
Pacific leaves that road ~ Colorado Oniy
rs Cheyenne branch aud the branch from
Denver 10 la Sale The South Park has
aiwsys besu AZ expensive road o operate.
OWING 70 Is step Erades aud snow
bloc Ssdes In winter, aud % has not paid
~Ip-usss since 10 was Consolidated With tie
| mon Pacific. although previous % that
BE- made great deal % money. Receiver
TrumJui arranged Tor a tour q iu-p~,-
tiou % the road Immediately after his az
lfgEauef,r
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3 cycle RACES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-The rsces on the last
day OF tie bicycle meet resulted as fol-
lows:
One-fourth mile. open. class A. Card
liner. Chicago. won. Time, "a rs.
One-balf mile. open, Cas- BIZ ID
C.hanne. 81. Louis, first. Time. 1:lO.
Two thirds mile, open. cla>~ A-A Gard
liner. Chicago. first. Tim. l:S6 ).
Oa- mile, open. elss~ A. ID. Kennedy,
Chirago. first. TIM. 2:10 IS.
Oar mie. oprn. ciass A. Gardiner,
Chcaso, won. Time, @.25
Quarter mile open, class B-T. Cooper,
De ioir, won. Time, 81
Thre- mile lap, ells< A. Gardiner,
Chic 20, won. Tim, 80
Onr mile. tndicap. class Be. H Mad
d"x. A-oury PARK, y. j., first. Time,
2:l445.
Tw" mile, handicap, class A Gardi-
ner. Chicago, won. Tim, 4:iS -
One mile, consolation, clss> Be. W q.
Bail ard, Chicago, won, Time, 2:5i ,.
One mile, Consolation, class At >.
NJ xwell, Chicago, WOO. Time, 2,5> ID.
Nile, unpAced. class "A. Gardiner,
CHICAGO, Won. Time, Ell ).
y. =. Bis. Cnic1-o. was paced a half
mile against time ~ :5S ! J.
+. j. Ii u. Of y York, was paced
against time for miie IN 2.09.
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Good spor. a. Brighton.

NV IoEE. Aug 4-Thos- who played
fzyor.tes Started Of well Jodsy 1t Brighton
Beach, Tor hey plunged on DR.. GarHetf.
who Won without trying. Hardy FIX
was well pl4yei, too. bu: only got third
place, Ro5us'A coniog with a rattle into
second After tie scratching was over inI be
second race. four ~ere left to 20. AID
George Dixon wa an odds on choice The
talent aid not Ike him AZ tie price saf
-etfisd on Miian 70 win. Wh0 Wa backs !
heavily. Goid~a Valley. uGo hz5 b~ra
eft out Of ih-i- ca cu!at!9ns, w0a ezs.
willie - org- Dixon coulI not G=t up = re-
-D-ci able zaisop and Milan VA list Iasa
- M The shlro rrCs "a which Eo.loHzT
Nss a sirrnS rip vita True p~nnT tas
favorite- The former oDsu-si - u ~. / md
SO lev IltBufe- Vas - vs. H18l3waT
jump q lnto 5s-e .@se bgt FiF-f IAzht cane
witt = rus4 sal Nc1 81 lie rld. tie fasos-
e tozrfu
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CONTEST OVER A LUNATIC.
Wife and Bro her Con ending for Gus,
tody of Crazy Man.

ST. JOSEPH. No, Aug. 4-Wheu the
Burlington train from Denver reached this
city tonight II was met at the depor by J
q. Shields of Pitt>bHrg. Pa, a cousin of
+ VI. Byers, TIE millionaire hauE-r and
iron manufacturer AMI head of the q ra-d
iron works of that city, who was q p4sSeu-
ser on the train. Shields was armed with
writ Of h'heis corpus Issued by Judge
Ramey, aud when AR Byers. accompanied
hv half dozen guards uoder the charge
OF Samuel Bavd of : n Francisco. a'ighr-
Ell, the writ VS. serve I aa' Bv--s ttk-n
before Judge Rsmey in cham par~ 4 lyt
claimed pos -~sloI Of Bye-~ and pro iucsI
a mower Il attorney from Byer,' wife 10
suhstantia;e his claim
The custody 4 ByerS WAS given n Rovd
hut Judge Rsmey slowed the Shields
ptrfv 20 sccomD my Bpvd AMI Bre-s back
TO PitsbnrE. Bvers sad his wife went to
the wOri'fS fair last yearani while there
Byer> showed signs OF mert4l disability.
DIR. TOmaH of Chicago recommended a
voyage 30 japan. ana B -er- lef. His
wife, when lie did not return. induced
Bovd 70 % sfter him H fsual Rv-rS in
JaGan and when 4 VI ByerS. his brother.
found that Ei~ WIFE hid >ecurei rl..-S--i1-,
OF hi brother h son -Gt 90 -a. him away
which brou -ht on the proc -vrils-.S hire
There ! trouble IN the b e-, family. rlta
wife seeking 10 SECURE Dn-s->~j 10 o. her
husband and the bro her 0; /. determined
she shall not. By-rs l. IN bal nes-,f
condition. The party Will leave Tor ghr
east tomorrow
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CHRONIC MALARIA.
a Book sent Free to Sufferers.

Malaria IS disease which follows dry
aud hot weather Ia the middle or latter
part Of he summer. Sometimes there are
distinct cbills, but often malaria IS aften-
ded by symp' oms when are quite likely to
be mistaken for other diseases. Ia this
chronic form Of malaria there is usually
billousness. constipation, loss Of appetit-.
frequent headache. dizziness, cold sweats,
win Slight chilly sensation, furred tougu
scani, high-co.ored urine, and general
weakness.
II IS a act we'll known to the medical
profess on that Qainine VIII not cure this
form Of malsrir. Il i just here tn. Pc
ru-ua a. e malUfia cure shows IT. great
superiority over CUiuiue-
1t Will cleanse tue system Of every part
C.e OF n.alarisl poison. IL Iestores tie ap-
petit, clears she b-toEged senses, md
brings back 4 hopeful stst- of mind, which
malaria j. SURE TO destroy. ia thrze
cases two tah espoousful Of Pe-ru-na
should be taken before each meal
This dos shou be gradually increased 70
three "a bic pouufuIs II each dose i the
symptoms 10 not improve sOon. Mans
lin saOuli be tsk-n according 70 The dire
Eions GA the bottle II the bowels are con-
stipsted.
\ complete medical treatise on chronic
a "a eca malaria sent free 20 ans address,
hy tg- P.-ru-us Drug Ma.aiaciuriH-
C.mpsuy, Columbu-. o 10
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Circuit Races at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, \. Y, Aug. 4-The circuit
Races today were without feature, unless
the ext raordIn-ry vision OF the judges in
placing horses be cnllel exceptional AzoIe
won the 2:l5 trot OFF The Il eel anu Gold
smit did tue same trick in the 2:22 class,
beating out Rose Leaf for tue second time
this season. After being pOckrted in the
first heat Hal Braden went ont aud won
tue S., 900 2:09 pace. The much touted On
Iiue never bitter than secoud, the first
heat falling to Reflector. The time was
fast but not SENSATIONAL
In the 2:15 class, trotting, purse So 600,
divided, AzOte won The race la three
IA gut heats. Time 2:lol4. 2:1lI..
2:l015.
la the 200 class, pacing. purse $1,000, di.
vided, Hal Braden, Chicago, won the sec
oDd, third aud fourth heats and race. Re
hrctor won the first heat. Time 2:0g24
2:09555. 2:0S1z 2:0S34
In the 2:..s2 class, 4-year-olds and under,
trotting. mile, purse $1,000. divided, Mary
Rest won in three straIghts. Time 2;l4,
2.l5 2:l6
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TERMINALS S CURED.

KANSAS CETf. No, Aux. 4-Aa scTer-
m-vai was sisurd ,oiAy by the officials q
n Cbicz-o Grr.t We-teFn Railway ana
tie Subarbal Blk RAJ lwa7 % THIS cts
whereby 4 he ,rrR-r sc ur-s az entrsne- q
and drplt privileges IN tn basia-~S d.
f5iet 90 I cry TIE Crest Western herr
t.ior- las hsd IL ieratluus a "a y % :
-r- 90 s.rpo. Ia Ess-irS Csiv. IA. Jas--
e.. b 'y= s.r-rm-nf it W.li con dls -cf.y
h-s cliy ever tae trek o. TIE BIZ
rstitsay. Tue crpot J. ~ oecoud ana
WyAndotse Thls Will grssliy Improve
D., service, bota freight aud FaSs~r ger
The tg5E- % Chicago aud - Paul - -
>burt@nrd sud several iocsl ia - 70 =.
Joseph AID DIS 2elaes Vii % ~as-1-
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Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.

Special Dispatch tn the Daily Eagle.
TOPEKA, Aug. The Republican state
central committee today gave to the press
the most sensational document OF the
campaign. 1t WAS letter written by As
sociate Justice Allen TO Lieutenant Gov
ernor Daniels, Cd May 18Th, setting forth
the dangers and certain defeat that
awaited the PoDulist state ticket if Level
ling aud the present state officers were
nominated. The committee has the origi-
nal letter on a supreme court letter head
IL says:
at seems TO be generally conceded that
the drift of sentiment is all IN favor OF the
denomination of Governor L-welling ana
the other state officers, II the people were
coCnizant of the facts and understood the
kind of campaign that must
necessarily follow, | should have no fears
of serious mistakes being made by the
convention. But do not think that the
masses of the people have much idaa what
j. really going on. You know THAI there
has been much talk about the aGmInistra-
tion of officers in the large cities. Within
the past few days | have learned, not from
the enemies, but from the friends OF the
administration, of circumstances showing
that the administration of affairs In some,
If not all, of the cities of th, first class Is
thoroughly corrupt, and that To the
knowledge at least of the governor. | have
also been told Of circumstances which
tended very strongly to indicate that this
condition of affairs meets with his
sanction. l cannot, by letter, under
take To put together the various
things that | have learned without going
out of my way, at all, 20 do SO, nor do |
wish at present to name my authorities.
In fact, | very much prefer not to place
mysel: in the at itude of ali accuser OF
anybody, and what | wish TO suggest to
you and wish all the people could know
Is, that very serious charges are now
made, and that during the campaign We
shall uuquesIiouably have them to face.
IL Is ap open secret that the prohibitory
law has not been enforced in the larger
cities. You know | am not, to draw it
mildly, prohibition crank; yet it is very
easy for me to see how readily corrupt prac-
tees become associated with systema' ic
disregard and violation of law Our
opponents in the campaign eau start
u,.t with the clear and admitted PROPOSE
ton that the prOhiDitorv law has been
generally disregarded in the larger cities
/ fear. also, that tnev can easily show sys-
Iem-tic boOdi r. bv he police DEPART
ments. How Il u ence W II then be
T. quIred to COM lice tuCSe of our people
" ho are especially interested in the en-
forcement of the Drohibitory law, that the
administration is directly connected with
all those practices. Worst of all, / dread
possible Developments showing direct
conneci ion Of the executive Office with
those matters, We have a the matters
TO defend that we can possibly carry with.
out having to meet charges of corruption.
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HISTORY OF THE erRrKE,
Prom tie a P Z a. ancpoint- Popz-
Lam Espo1ssd-ADp1A for Ecnsy.

CHICAGO. Aug f-Tbs AmsT.cEa p
wsy gEIoa has .ssusd lOng rr.sl1-
~ -ca 3, terms az sGGr,sa to sEs T..s 20
% ire u;t~d Stsles
Tie adlf-.s. sSElca - - ugs-a- rs-. 81.
vo;~ tie flek~t q TIE Pogats. ysrtg.
.p-rs EIt1 tie L.story q BE Aosr.es
Railway union. tbrn goes lDGo detailed
sccouGt o. alleged ec1noraiczI cybs.t.sas
a. Pg.lman. which 10 faBous3 ~ -
iouz Statement - Low - aaf-u caD~ -
AXE up tks csus@ % tG~ Fa-.-a 81
rlksr- sad Dec are toe 5sycsst- e hs--
.sTT e tHs rfrss - lssn : sr~ Hss- 81
a-E Sc. h0w~ysr. b~iuz .5Tsn b
.scci-a hss tle o1le.als - t4s 4 r. e
n srT ss1y o. FGri-si thr i7a e
laiersI-t- c.s-l1a-. ~ lss L sslfr-=s
e. 49, Isl ga 81 ~1o-ai 30 '-g.Eslft - s..f
El--a bear. see BaG-e -F 1frr-.-
seoll-
Tasun "a has $50 t-rg-3 - -ra-rss ~
fsad.. 4-el-TlnE Toe 4 * g. nss.s
a.r.s-F n~rs.s Be- Gas ly ar.a - ersr~
ST. D.. -eEs g. 49, 30 uacsf zuF
c.rruHastsrc~- - caad este Tor AZ of.er
tFofr coassat-s 10 ur~s5dsEf he osciArs.
as oae 80 a. tss.tlen = rs s=z-rss g
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o. fFf cas-. fir--tr-=rla Ezae 81 fflr rg-z1~afy
E-a-- la t.ag Hs Iier.s. FL frfs4
In~ S. ichffz Stars bervhy rasii~rEs ron
20 meet fuerI he - fbrss-dsF Esule 20 AL
1n your owe grogD1s 90 agT dafc va 1av
30 .s-r sa1 - mem i.@rs - t5s Pets hsVs
tuh.icIT sf1t~f that tAriF rsasan ~ %.
D.avlu. toe + zra wzs tEaf 100 gate 90
G. pfz w0uit rof Das - 'A@ balls u=ad sc
I.r.by agree 20 furnssa the bale. 80 =
vou tetsrd o. meet FL coarers you aill
.t4fely arFsuse a .anns vith us IL y8ii d
-at !. wts b. lsdsasfooi tfist sea -rs
rrrsf.f - meet 70 Aitbaugh We c.asa-
.s- pay ths s. sos bcys. o. g.ass~-'s
fBa.i~.. ~ tie iu1tsu b2Ts. yst - ca !. -
ls-d su1uEs O. tsEs tbs rraua,slasr. -
J.. tEs county from sea. WlU yru plaT u.f
IaH g. GsEsa
ffsraIsr- - a. $50.
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Kansas and Oklahoma Circuit.

CHANUTE, Kan, Aug. If the Interest
manIie- Ell and uumJr Of ~utgies are zny
indication Of success in = race meeting.
the o2-uiuC Of the S1uthva-tern Kansas
ana Oklahoma circuit 10 be bed n ihi,
city Angus :. > aud 2. - assured The
program consists OF three race> elcu day.
except the last, when fTee-.Or-ail trJt,
for a purse, : added TO The list. 10 The ten
races during the event there are eighty
eiCHf eutrles Of hogs-s with records or
2:t9-4 10 NO rrcOrds At all Ire track j. 4
uile and one Laif and j. c0Dcedesi 70 he the
equal u not superior Of any ia TIE south
west and some ssY fat go.lE : expected.
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xINGMAN REPUBLICANS.
County Convention Selects Full Ticket
of Strong Men.

Special dispatch TO the Daily EaeIe.
kINGMAN, Kan, Aug. 4-The Republi-
can convention held in this city TO lay WAS
the largest, most harmonious aud enthu.
siastic IN the county during the las, four
wears. The ticket named is an except ion
ally strong one, being made up of some OF
the most aggressive polite al fighters in
the party. W. 7. Cannon of Cunningham
heads the ticket for representative, 5. /.
Leist Of Nashville for prob te judge l. w.
Hendry Of Norwich tor district clerk, J. w.
Alton 't this city for county attorney and
J.. T. Gibbons OF this city for superinten-
dent of schools.
The Pops hold their convention in this
city next Saturday, Aug. II. after which
the fighting Will begin.
The cool oudy weather OF the past
week has Frightened the corn prospects in
this county,
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SHIPPERS ARE ANGRY.

ATCHIsoN, Kan. Aug. 4-Orders were
received at the Rock Island Offices here
today paying off all crews on the freight
and passenger trains. Since the cutting
away of the Rock Island track at East
Atchison he Rock Island has been using
the tracks of the Kansas City, St. Joe and
Council Bluffs road and have been charged
exorbitaut rates. so the Rock Island Off
CT ,s say. Hence the order LAYING of all
trains. Hannibal is carrying the Rock
Island passengers out OF here.
The hravy shippers are very angry at
the action of the Rock Island and will petit
ton il TO rest ore the freight trains.
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60 - -

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t-.-xrsp4 Re- es.rz-s fE-r fi.- taisa Pc T.
4. L-a,rs .Elag Pc c. sra9 % ,.ss.
saupEa-l-sl = h-ai-s ross5E zee ~ ear
-ues george letLIax q. as r-s--~ef -
hrsu rFcr-ssl - O. FL. szaftsr tFsvsa il
. r~Esf1-f sE-1a.- b.t ~s-.n -stA
LssusT- "Th- T-5s Ts 10 ever 49,
~ dass Is "a aaT ulsra.~ lsfrfrB-s.sl :.
slfa tie Pac-ae sa~-l ts --r st.a "a
stiel<afiors 80 a5s.- fFeru Na7t- elatl .
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STOCKING KANSAS STREAMS.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 4-Several cal
loads of breeding fish have been distri -
uted in various waters in the state within
the last few weeks. a car load arrange
for by Co gressm-n Baker was scattered
along the Smoky Hill and Saline rivers u
the Sixth district this week. State Fl-h
Commissioner Wamp'er will : Ike charge
Of another car load at Kansas City shortly
and run il by way Of Topeka, Hutchinson,
Great Bend and Garden City. He i also
endeavoring TO get AnO'her car load for
distribution in the southeastern part OF
the state.
All of these fish are furnished by the
government. Most of them come from the
hatchery at Quincr H.
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New York won two games Yesterday AMI
is now a very Zig fac or in tie N.tioAAi
league race. Tue Giants took a br.sce
from the BTooklyns. They are doia,
some heavy work with the willow aud 4
hey can keep from going To pircc-. whi,h
is doubtful. they Will maze TIE Bean.
eaters bite the dust.
The New York club is made up OF the
largest men Ia the League. They are ins
BAIT - aud as most of the pitchers arr
weakening under the new kng-.iis'ancs
RUE, It l. not surprising that they are Il =
ing he bali, with great raprtity ana ac-
curacy.
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in the footsteps of the successful irrigators
or Garden City. Il was matter of Coz
mon remark with members of the party
that they could not hare b. lived 30 niue
could be done in a country like ,hIs by : he
simple use of a little water. Small partirs
CT farmers have recently been coming from
points fifty to a hundred miles ny team 70
examine into the workings # the irrigati"f-
methods in Use. TIE system of irrig-tlo'
by pumping is rapidly spreading through
out western Kansas aud eastern Colorado
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BULLETIN OF
The Da.i1u EAGLE
WIcIna, sunday, August 5, 1894
Wea her for Wichita Today:
Fair and war,,er
INDEXOF TODAWS lMPORTANTNE NEWS

INDEXOF TODATS IMPORTANT NEWS
Pages.
9. Associate Justice Allen Kuifss L yelling
Crisis at Hand in T&rif Conference.
Gould's Yacht Defeats the Britannia.
New Yoik Fans After the Pennant.
8. Chinese Ready to Forgive the Japs.
Budget By Cable From German Capitol.
Bryan's Senatorial Bee BUGS Loud,
Strip Towns Will Son Get DepOts.
s. Wichita Warrior Wanted in japan.
DOld is Now Calling for H'gs
Progress of the Big Camp Melting.
g. Miss Struble Enterains for Visitors.
Corn Rounds Up With Good Gain.
Wall Street Trading in Better Tone.
8. Coming Trisnnial Convention of MasOns
Felines in COld-S.Orage H]uses.
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FIFTY-TaIR0 CONGRESS-
NTH Sena =.

WAsE1SGTOS. Au- f-Iu- senste held
3 s. >-lau. he conferences r-psrt o.
tue uvrr ard harbor bali Tor the CO s.iera-
ion Il which II ne, IoGay, h.v ~ bee
temporarily wiihirswn. Ia ia OF h 5
private pension bills Gu the calendar were
CONSIDERED and iEIriy-seven were passes.
including one increasing 10 $3.50 a mouth
the pension paid The glsOw o. Genera. 4 D
Lex D ub.,@sy. and another aat.uG .
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RY HER OWN HAND.

PITTsBURG. Kas., Aug, 4-Miss Lizzie
Lisenbee, an estimable and highly re-
spected young lady of Cherokee, this
county. committed suicide this morning
al 10 o'clock by shooting herself through
the temple with ii 22-caliber revolver. But
half an hour previous to her shooting she
said she would kill herself, but she had
made the remark 80 often nothing was
thought of it. Continued i'll health caused
her To take her life This was Miss Lisan-
bees second attempt TO suicide. She
Jumped into a cistern II couple of months
ago. but was rescued before lie was ex-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
PREACHING APPOINTMENTS.

Topeka, Aug 4-The bishop of Kansas
makes the following appointments for his
chaplain, the Rev. C. Rowland Hill, b. D.:
August ), Kansas City; August 6. Empo-
ria August Z, Florence; August S,NewtOn:
August 9, Sterling; August 10. Great
Bend; August H. aud Il, Larned; August
l3, Kinsley; Augu-t II, Stafford; August
10. Kiugman: August &c. Wichita: Aug
uSt IS aud 10, Eureka: August 20. lola;
August u. Fort Scott; August D, Garnet;
August u, Ottawa: August p, Topeka !;
August q, Kansas City.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
POINTER FROM WELLINGTON.

Special Dispatch tothe Da ~ Eagle.
WELLINGTON, kas., Aug. 4.-The change
of time on the SAINT. Fe railroad from $40
a. N. TO II n. will Inconvenience the
WELLINGTON and western township dele
gates in getting to the Republican repre-
sentative convention at Belle Plain on
next Tuesday, August7. on time, since the
convention is called to meet at IL O'Clock
a. m. Those affected by the change will
have to make arrangements accordingly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
NOTHING DONE YEI.

CHICAGO. Aug. 4-S1 action has ri. ys-
been a.-n by th- w-.t-rn F1a ls 20 mest
:be cong petition q tie Culou Pzr.Gc o.
east DOurd California business oat -1fur
&C lou viii probably - sk-u oa TIE retura
from New y * q! Ca4lrmAa CsI3seli. %
tsv Ws-fsTn Passenger a-sDciatloB, w4.
has been Ia the east tor some t4nse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
Cowes Week Of Racing.

CoWEs, Isle OF Wight, Aug. ALI the
arrangements have been completed for the
"COwes Week" of racing. which COM
mences on Monday neat with the royal
London yacht club regat a, in which the
NIgilant aud Britannia are entered.
Emperor William of Germany, is ex-
pectei here on Monday on board the i'm
perial yacut HohenzDllern.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-05
NEW SANTA FE LOAN.

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 4-Judge Foster of
the United States district court tod ~ is
sued An order aut horiziug the receivers of
the Santa Ee system To borrow 81. 500, 900
to pay wages, taxes and expenses at ter
mnaL Receivers certificates to b. fir-t
lien on the property, will be the form of
srcuritips