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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-07

CRY or MEXICO. Jan. e.--Summaries,
Sine-sixteenths of = miie--Ansonia won,
Jack Dennison second. Inland third.
Time. ;5Tt..
Halt mile-Guido won, Ansonia second,
Birdie NJ. third. Time, :soli.
Three-eighths-Bo Bonnie Bard won, Creole
second. Kansas Girl third. Time, :26.
Three-qaarters--Youl inden won, Tsu-
tonic second. Berndine third. Time, / :lsA.
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A Priest Charged with Murder.

PARIS Jan. ga sensation has been
caused by the arrest of Able Bruneau on
charge of numbering Able Fricot. whose
body was found in a well in his garden at
Entrammes, in the department of May
venue, France. Ahbe Bruneau is also
suspected of having caused two fires at
the presbyterv OF Astilie, where he was an
assistant priest.
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eAs Francisco. Jan. 6--Snmmaries:
Five and half furlongs- Lonnie b.
yon, Searagoza second, Condo third.
Time. i.i2s..
Five and . half furlongs-Harry Lewis
won, Laughing Eyes second. Chartreuse
third. Time, :l2s4.
Mile-Pearl won, Marigold second. Pes
eador third. Time. i:4sH.
g steeplechase won. First Lap sec
cnd. Ballard third. Time, S:32A.
Five fnrlongs Chapman won,
Cara Waite second, stoneman third.
Time .tJa
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CRIMINAL NEws-

". r. Moore, the most extensive pension
aseat in Western New YORK. Allan Moore, his
.oa. aud i've clerks were arrested In Buffalo sat
ufd.y afternoon bE governments officials, charged
with pension fTkuds.
The attorney general Of Missouri has begun
action 70 suppress TIE many bead investment
companies operating in taat state - the post-
oG1ce department. aAs declared the&r sgansae-
lions lraudalent ana denied them use of the
nAsEs
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LONDON. Jan. Sir Mortimer Durand
and Maj. Pyne, who have been confidential
adviser TO the ameer of Afghanistan for nine
years. returned TO London tonight. Both
said there is nothing to fear In Afghan
istan from Russian intrigues. as the ameer
desires the friendship of Great Britain.
Maj. Pyne describes the journey of the
Russian Gen. Vanroviky across portion
of Afghan while Sir Mortimer was en-
route TO Cabul as "mere bluff with a
view to ihwarting the British mission,
and. finding it impossible, the Russians re.
tired disguised
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FOREIGN NE w 3.

The scenery depot Of the Paris opera house
was completely DESTROYED by are SATURDAY..
Loss. go ooo franco
Heavy snow storms in the Sierra Madre coun.
try. Mexico, have caused much suffering, es-
pee ally among Temoehie Indians
TIE cd eueal castle OF Bernie Germany.
was destroyed hy fire saturday. Many valuable
documents and much moaey wers burned, Two
uea perfshed
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1000 young and well-armed warriors.
Small bodies of Matabeles are concen-
traiine around Invats. Officers from Buiu-
wayo report the roads in frightiul condi-
ton. The rivers are all Hooded. The
court OF inquiry which has been investi-
eating the failure of Forbes expedition to
capture Lobengula has received testimony
that shows the column escaped disaster by
the merest chance.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES

W Rowe. OF sat Lake Ctsy. las n~ea sP
r~asntssf reeesver as TIE EeAs Lake ani River
water worss and lrrsgztloa ceEngs@S. no1er
boats 81 tiAxu
TSe fAafn- Rad powder rail-. twelve mtles
sraEa FoUwhsespsie. \, \. exr3a2eG SATURDAY
szognsnx T. FF8e4eaeGES. : srle&sae2rs, j.
Aaaa ed - AIsp ss2e k.-.s1
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New Orleans Races.

Nsv ORLEANS. Jan. 6.-Summaries.
Five furlongs-Rancocas won, Rebuff
second. Rally third. Time, fs02,<.
Aiie--Beiie of Springfield won. Virde
pcond. Mezzotint third. Time, f.43.
Five and one-half fnrlongs-Pat Tucker
voa. Fonseea second, Miss Rica third.
Time. ill.
Drsne second, Roy Lochiei third. Time,
i:ifh.
Five furlongs- Susie Nell won, Boise
City second, Red John third. Time, ON
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PARIS. Jan. 6-The trial of Valiant. the
bomb thrower. will commence Monday.
The manager Of the anarchist paper Re-
voite has been arrested. The police found
important documents on the prisoners
perSOD
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BLOOD MEDICINE

ye1 cAnncr dn better than take = r =
As physician. | have presented and us-n
: ;. : II NV practice Is q tome. and for hlccs4
tranhAes. ard have teea very successful. ! never
gssf a rrssedy wssch gave such general satasfAe-
ikoa % myself and T.A;seats.
l. h. RTTCHx. VI. n. Mzckey. fni.
Treatise IN haoad and skin ssfssass- mailed free
SHIFT SPECIFIC CO. Atlanta, Ca
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IaSnoS, Jan. 6.-Internationai compli-
cations wall probably arise over the attack
on British troops by French forces on the
sierra Leone frontier. West Africa Itar-
pears thar the sgsark took place sci
within the sphere 81 British inauenee. Il
arrears thai a British force Of 80 ustlv.
troops. operating against the SOFAS, while
In camp ~sre attacked early IN the morn
ing ny Senegaiese sharrshooiers
and native French aux5laaflex The
moon ~as shining brightly AZ the time.
Inspector tasnsrA Lsndy, of The bSaraa
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Mrs Robinson Locke. wife OF the publisher OF
the To;edo Biafs, died at Toledo Saturday from
the effects OF the grip
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He Reappears on the Zambest with
1900 Matabele Warriors.
CAPE Towy, Jan. "a dispatch from
Palapye says: A special runner from
Tatti brings news that Lobengula has
arrived on the banks of the Zsmbesi with
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THE CROSS USpERT KING
i CO. PATle~s. IL -~eca a.. asAx ksGA
ep~csAs ssssaslaa 10 smsAlG28nE kYrs<sl~sa
sarv,os Is rsA~cnahas rsxsA I&4sPs0ss All
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1854. I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
CIRCULAR SENT OUT
Three Plans Submitted for Reorgauiza-
ton OF the Whisky Trust,

Peoria, Ill, Dec. 1S.-The circular
adopted by the directors of the Distilling
aud Cattle Feeding company at the meet
Iug held in this city last week WAS sent out
TO the stock holders of the county tonight
aud it will reach none of them before to-
morrow. 1t Is Il lengthy document con.
tanning Statement IF The condition of the
Company and declaring reorganization
necessary. three plans being submitted for
the approval of the stock holders
The first provides for be presentation
for new company capitalize a. $40 600 OCO
Sd, 500, 900 preferred and 5000. 900 com
mon, the old stock shares To be taken IN
VIII the new stock.
Plan No. . Is substantially the same As
plan No. i, excepting as to the manner of
subscribing for the stock
Plan 3-R-duces the present capital
stock TO $40, 0O0,OU0 each stock holder TO tie
asked 10 surrender his stock aud accent
one share of paid up took tor every five
SHARES hr DOW holds; hat &, COG. 600 Common
STOCK be issued aud hat TWO shares of paid
up stock lie issued to each subscribe for
SlG0 p-id up.
Tnls plan would provide for the addi-
tlonal working capital needed if the stock
holders subscribe Tor the same, but leaves
The question OF the cancellation of the
leases OF the idle plants and the reduction
" tie fiXvd Charge, TO be settled
The circular lssu, q concludes: 'Such
stockholders as do not approve of any of
the plans aud should wish the directors to
proceed with the facIlltirs they have, will
please so Indie II, but they are cautioned
"S"lns 50 deciding without CAREFULLY ex-
aminlng the annual report and the gener-
al state ment referring To the amount OF
money IL l. necessary to have to operate
Inc business uLd existing conditions"
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BLAND COINAGE BILL

Washington, Dec. 1S.-The Bland bill
introduced for the free coinage of sill
Yer and for the deposit of gold and
silver bullion and the issuance of legal
tender notes upon it. The bullion is TO
be subsequently coined and the coin
notes are to be redeemed in gold and
silver without discrimination as may
be most advantageous To the govern
ment. Provision is also made for issu-
ing coin notes on standard silver coin.
All the outstanding gold and silver
certificates are to be retired and coin
notes are to be substituted therefor.
Provision is also made for the re-
demption of outstanding green backs
and treasury notes in gold or silver
coin without discrimination. An emer-
Sency fund is created so that in case
OF panic or money stringency the secre-
taIy may on deposit Of United States
iEterest-bearing bonds issue to depos-
itors of the bonds coin notes. Inter
est on the bonds is TO go to the gov
eminent while they are on deposit and
should they mature while on deposit
they are to be cancelled
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ALL OR NOTHING.
Wesern Lines Give the Canadian PACT
fic Choice of Terms

Chicago, Dec. 1S-The Canadian Pa
cific has practically agreed TO accept
the offer Of the western lines for TWEEN
ty per cent Of the emigrant business
coming through the port OF New York
ana committee was today appointed
to arrange the details of the agreement
The Canadian Pacific has for the last
days Of the meeting been Contending
for separate agreements on the ducs-
ton OF the dinerentiaIs and emigrant
rates. 1t was today given to under
stand that IL must make an agreement
covering both points. or that n would
be allowed 10 make an agreement COW
ering none Of them. 1t was fatty told
by all the western lines that il must
come 10 point on all things or nothing
II bgan by agreeing 10 the - per cent
proposition and there is now a better
chance than at any time since the meet
ing began that IL viii agree 10 the wish
s,of the other lines on the matter Of
difierentials. 4 plan was before the
tTanscOntiuental lines this afternoon
which it is hoped VIII lead TO the settle
meEt Of the question. II is 70 allow the
Canadian Pacific d somewhat larger
diherential than II has received
on business via Portland and a smaller
diffeTentIal than u has received on traf-
ic Via the 500 line. The iucreas-
from Port Arthur Is 10 apply only or
the California business going down the
coast by steamer. thedinerentiais Via
the Shasta route 10 remain the same -
before. The Canadian Pacifc 20
shown disposition 20 accept the plan
proposed and there i a strong prota-
diiity attached that the association will
b successfully launched ia Il short
time after the beginning Of the year.
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MIXED HIS ACCOUNTS.
Huntington Mo- q Rascal But Afraid of
Being Proved Such

Council Is uffs, Iowa, Dec lS-The the.
Dry that Hun iugtor, the bank clerk who
shot the two bond company examiners
aud then committed suicide, WAS shol by
Dtber hands than his own SUNDAY, WAS ex-
p!oded today. and the jury accordingly de-
cided. The jury went 10 the hotel 10 hear
The testimony of Hayden and Cromwell.
The former seemed 10 be in good spirits.
bit the latter was not resting 80 easily as
on Monday. Both described the conv~rsa-
Boa that took place In the private office of
tie b NIX. Bo' said they were unnamed
And did no shooting. Cromwell's te>ti-
mouy did muce % strengthen the belief
In Hunlingiou's innocence Of any finauc!al
GRO, kedness.
He said that he could not specify any
particular chrck that Was missing and
That 80 tar as he could see they had not
ioet the $780, excepting so far as the book
keeping Was concerned. The mystery sur
rounding note about which he inspsc-
TOTS questioned Huntington Sunday morn
InS Was Cleared up this afternoon. The
hoIs "as Tor 200 and WAS paid this month.
si'houSh Huntington could not tell where
ne got me money with which 10 pay IT,
Judge Bennett, The cashier of the Srste
Savings bank, testified that on th, ,.ne
DIV whrn tie note fl due Huntiugron
borrowed 500 at his bauk. TI.ra i NV
hu doubt that the wEosr nj>ar,bI. afr -
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NURSERYMEN MEET.

Kansas City, DEC, 1S-The semi annual
meeting OF the Western Association of
Wholesale Nurserymen was held in this
city today The deliberations were con-
fined to a discussion of tue status OF bust
Ness. The wholesale trade was reported 10
be in a prosperous condition and the deal
ers were inclined 10 look forward 10 a
brighter future. The supply of marketable
stock Tor the spring trade was found 10 be
short aud il i quite probable that there
Will be an increase in the price 1t an early
date. The officers elected tor the ensuing
year are: President, VI. T. Kelsey of st
Joseph. vice president. X H. Blair. OF
kans's City: secretary and treasurer, l. T.
Pear II 0 Fort -c9tt; executive commit
tey: ID. :. Ltke, Shenandoah, Iowa: +. n.
STANDARD, . lava. Kansas; Peter Young.
eTs, Geneva. Nebraska; J. W Shu=tt, s.
louis, and r l. Taylor. Topeka.
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San Francisco Races

San Francisco. Dec. 1s-Ferguson's bad
starting in the last race WAS the ONLY thing
out OF the common today. Jim Flood, a
four time favorite was sent off four
lengths behind Realization and Quirt and
was unable to make up the ground, Qnirt
winning by nose. Catch 'Em ana En-
thusiast were the only favorites to win.
Summary:
First race-Five and half furlongs:
Catch En-, IL TO ). won; Johnny Payne S
ia l, second; Ricardo, 3 to l. third. Time,
Ills.
Second-SiX furlongs. selling: Wawo-
no, ID to l. won; Bone Doctor, to |. sec
oDd; st. AlbaBs, S to j, third. Time, Let
Third-About six furlungs. selling: Tar
tartan. . 10 l. won; Motor, 3 to l. second:
Imp Percy. even. third Time 1:21.
Fourrb-Onr mile, selling: Enthusiast,
: TO 3. won; Major Ban, to /. second;
Mira Colt, 10 TO 1. third Time l:541I.
Fifth-Six fnrlongs, two and threr year
olds: Qnirt. ~ TO l, won; Jim Flood, 10
B. second; Realization Flynn. 4, 10 . third
Time 1:2lI5
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CToLEN TELEGRAM SAFETY BICYCLE
- Any Information ieadlnE - The Fcc.lvrrg %
ssine viii he literally rewarded " a Vmceut.
Boa tsSA ar
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PILED ON WEIGHT
VISIBLE SUPPLY CONTINUES 4 De-
PRESSING INFLUENCE.
Weeks Net Increase More Than
Three and a Half Million Bushels
Wheat Opens Heavy With Foreign
AdyiceS LOwer-Closes Lower-Corn
AID Oats Close Lower.

| Chicago, Dec. 1S.-Bradstreet's Wis
| ible supply statement weighed down
the wheat market today and May clos
ed Is cent lower May corn closed i
cent and May oats Il cent lower and
provisions finished at slight declines.
| The heavy feeling with which the
wheat market closd yesterday was still
prevailing when it opened today. The
Liverpool market was quoted from
1a41 pence lower and dull at The t.
cline New York wired that a little
selling was done by houses having for
eisn connections. The price Of May at
the opening was from y cent 20 5S2.
cents. very little changing hands at the
higher quotation. 1t dipped once or
twice to 5S1sQ5SA cents and rose as
frequently TO 5S@s cents again until
about II O'Clock. Then something &C
CURED which made the fluctuations
chip the shell a little on the upper side
and brought some buy ers forward who
paid 583sG5S12 cents for some. The
principal piece of eEcOurageme which
caused the slight Improvement noted
was the strength displayed by the
minneapolis and Duluth markets. The
former by II O'Clock had advanced q
cent over the closing prices Of the pre-
NA't7 LAY III c4lASli ttl = A4SiDl- supply.
instead of showing that the increase
was. as generally expected. at the ex-
pense Of stocks in interior elevators.
indicated substantially no shanSe IN
the latter for week and made stocks
increase substantially as much as cid
the official stock taking. Deducting
$4,000 bushels decrease st Pacific
points, the worlds net increase for the
week is 3,6f1, 900 bushels. That ex-
tremelytremelV liScOu-a2inc statement
caused another relapse to 5SkM5lA
cent, the previous lowest point. May
closed at 5Sls cents.
Corn was very dull ana weak for the
most part. II opened at the price it
closed at yesterday, but closed at "a
4 cent decline. For a few minutes in
the early part of the day it gave lit
tie indication of doing better. but the
heaViness OF wheat discouraged buy
ing. Receipts were 21S cars instead of
16o cars as estimated. May opened at
4912 cents. sold as high as 4g@s cents ana
closed at 49AG%s cents.
Shortly after the opening there was
quite free selling of oats. In conse-
quence prices were lowered May
started at 3214 cents, sold at 323s cents
and then declined 20 32M32ls cents.
where it finished
Provisions were easier. But very 1T
tie business was done and fluctuations
were extremely narrow. The shrink |
age in values since yesterday is in pork |
cents, in lard and ribs pa cents.
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PRESERVED BY GAS
CHICAGVS TBNUOUS COMMODITY
SAVES THE MARKhT.
Buyers Shy al Opening and Trading
Goes Flat-Chicagc Gas Gets In its
Work on RunOrS OF Big Cabin
Bear Raid After Midday Causes a
Break-Closc Firm but Lower.

New York, Dec. lS.-The share specula-
tion today Was duh except in Sugar. 5;
Paul and Chicago Ga, lbs transactions In
which nearly equailet, two-thirds OF tile
business OF the entire day, he market
opened fairy iirC but in The absence Of
buyers, prices sagged of and the trading
orcame stagDaut, Chicsgo Gas alone say
Ing the market from utter dissolution.
This stock WAS advanced = pr cunt on
purchases on a report IaIC the inside
clique which had been loauin. the stock
Intended 20 call II in. Til, story Wa, no;
sorne out by The facts and after midday
the trading In the SHARES was ii.h', the
general list fluctuations up 20 noon were
conf1ued within limit OF per
Cent, even the mercuriai share, being
uudemOustral i've. At noon tue general
market showed losses OF small fractions
while Cordage guarant-ed showed = per
Cent decline aDG Pitt,burg. Cincinnati
Chicago and ST. Louis had declined ] i per
Gent. Alter midday there WAS slight i'll
crease la the volume o. business, due to
The Inauguration OF selliug movement
10y the bear, who found the market with
"a. support and moved on IL for . turn.
Sugar broke rs per cent, Burliugto gu
per cent, ct. P,ul aud Rock l. AMI !. per
eche, SutCt-o od- = per cent, NOEluWr~t
3 per Cent aud the others traded ia LsGt
=: per cent. During the last hour
OF business the general market WAS ex-
trem=ly narrow. Ia the later trading al
improved tone prevailed ard the specula-
tlou closed fairly ilrm, but prices In the
main are from Is per CENT 10 25g per cent
below tue mat sales of yesI eTday, the
latter Cordage guaranteed J. Der cent,
Plttsburg, Chicago, CIuciuuaII ADD 81.
Louis preferred per cent; Sugar and Lake
Erie aud Western preferred Is per cent,
Burlington u per cent; Sa>qushauna
aud Western preferred, Cordage pre-
terTed and Erie Telephone q per cent;
New York Central aud ST. baui, North
west anu Rock Island per cent In
lew csses gaius were mads on the day, in
Guiding Chicago Gas IS per cent; Bay
State Gas = per cent; New Jersey Central
and Lead, preferred, Z. per cent.
Practically The same conditions governed
he trading IN bonds today as yesterday.
The more speculative issues ruled geuer-
ally lower. The dealings were moderately
active, the sales reaching 81, ga 900.
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" HEAT

Opened Highest Lowest Closing.
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WANT ONE OF THEIR OWN
Judicial Pc mission asked 20 Build a
Road Between Pueblo and Trinidad.

Denver. Col. Dec Is--ArgGmsnts were
b-gGn IN the United state, urt tod -
upon the application Of the rece ivrrs Of the
Union P4eiBc, Denver sud CAR Railroad
FOR permi-s.oa 20 abrozat- the j5iat track
sg- agreement existing ~lth tie RIO
Gr4nde company fOT Use % Its tracks be
tween Pueblo aud Trinidad and for a.
order OF the court suthoriZing the receiv-
ers 10 build an independent line between
the poiats named
A. outlined today il :he Arguments Of
Attorney John : Wise % New EOEx. who
represents the rcor-z . za;ioa Committee
OF the CUT system aud H. bcuf hellers 70
Toe extent OF ., Ooo eJl. il = proposed q
s-cur- 10 ORDER from tie court Permitting
the cancellation .: th- couirscs with tss
Rio GrzH.e and TIE ls-1iag % recsivrrs'
certificates .o< tie construction o. toe B=gS
ROAD. Tue certificates are 10 D. fa4ds 3
zrst lien On al she property o. The CAT
: stem wsfh tie eIcepi4sa % tkAt ysltioa
cSyerct oy C0l0r4d1 Central bonds
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Coree Options

New York, Dec sc fee Options
opened dull and uuch uEed 70 10 2, futs
higher. rallied on holiday covering sol
scarcity of sellers. closed firm at pa =
points let advance. Sri-s 1850 Bag,
Including December $500: January
sl3 $50 Is p; N'rca. sig 5Jsf - %. April.
81 b. Nay. SI2 l5GI2.So. = p,-rub-r. sl2 to
q I2.l5. Sp0J-RIo dull; No :. Isl, mild
quiet: COTaovs- is Sales Loo pack ge>
RIo No. II "a; Loco bags Santos No.
sst u. :, do SO % - Santo- good ROSTERS A.
Il 8; 1000 bags Santos No. Q At Is. Loo
bags Maracaibo pit: 100 bags BncoraYa-
msugs PIT Warrhou-e deliyerIe, from
New York ye-t-riay 1921 hsSs, New
York stock ~ 553 byg>; Uuit-d States
stock, pa. 80 bags; afoit for the United
= aiss. 29l oop b g. Total visible supply
for he United States, 5i6.55l bags against
zel Sos bags lasI year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
TROUBLE IN THE CHURCH.
Case Between Bishop Bonacum and HIS
Priests Reaches Supreme Court

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 1o.-A special to the
Bee from Lincoln. Neb, says: Tue trouble
between Bishop b lEacum and his priests
has finally reached the supreme court by
the appeal Of Father Coz bett from the de-
csion of the district court restraining him
from exercising his pries;ly functions in
the Bonacum diocese, because the bisbop
aeciaiea that he refused 10 be disciplined.
Inc case now comes up on motion of
SofDett Tor an extension of the time of
ming transcript of the evid-uce adduced
on the trial OF the said action in the court
below and for an order upon the official
stenographer to prepare aud furnish To the
Defendant such transcript with ali con-
yrnieut speed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
Worlds Record in Danger

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec. lS-Judging
from the performance by ak who has
been given little preliminary work at
Agricultural park today, the worlds rec
crd stands an excellent chance of being
wiped off the top of the list Oh Saturday
next. After she had been logged two or
three miles she WAS taken back to the half.
Here with only free head and no urging
she came hom- in l:OOL and through the
stretch In 800 seconds. Never In her
erentful career has this splendi. animal
been III Such grand shape. Robert j also
worked out this morning aud at he half
be was given his bead and came through
the stretch close to 29'seconds