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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
MRS. LEASE IN COURT.
She Gets n Temporary Restraining order
Against FreebOrn.

She Gets Temporary Restraining order
Against Freeborn.
TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. Airs. Leases
threatened legal fight against removal
by the governor has materialized at
last Eugene Hagan, acting as attor-
ney for her, appeared before Chief JUS
tice Horton, of the supreme court, in
chambers, and filed an action in quo
warranto against j. w. Freedom, ask
ing the court to order him to appear
and show cause why he should not be
ousted from the Office of member of the
state GARD of charities which he claims
to hold by virtue of recent commits
sion of Gov. Lewelling.
The petition sets forth that Mrs.
Lease was regularly appointed by Gov.
Lewelling last February a member OF
the board and was commissioned for
the full term of three years and after
ward confirmed by the state SEN
ate. She qualified in March and
was chosen president by the
board. since which time she had
performed her duties faithfully. Gov.
Lewelling December 20. without the
cause or warrant Of law, attempted to
remove her from the Office and ''pre-
tended" to appoint Free born in her
place, and Freebo is now assuming
and attempting to perform the duties
Of the Office and forcibly and illegally
disposses> her of the position.
Chief Justice Horton, upon this show
ing granted temporary writ restrain
ing Freeborn from attempting to act as
a member of the board and from in any
way interfering with Mrs. Lease in the
performance of her duties as member.
The case has not yet been set for hear
ing
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
Ci.velaud's UNEMPLOYED.

CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. -Four thou
sand unemployed men held a meeting in
Monumental square and were II IL 'essed
Dy Mayor Blee, Good order was pre-
served. Violencd was talked of in
some cases, but it emanated from few
who advocated rash methods. The
mayor promised his big audience that
none should starve so long as he was
mayor of Cleveland Preparations are
being made by the city To issue bonds
TO raise large amount of funds which
will he expended for various improve
ments in order to provide work for the
army of unemployed.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
THE LINWOOD DISASTER.
1t Proves to he Quite Serious In the Los
OF Life.

OF Lie.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. 4.-Besides
the three men who are known to have
been burned to death in the LinwOod
wreck on the Union Pacifi. railway
Tuesday, two who were known to have
shipped cattle are missing and another
is thought to have been lost. If the
missing men are dead the list of dead
will number seven. w. A. Geer. stock
man. Russell, Kan: NJ johnson, stock
raiser. beverly, Kan, and j. }. Kelley,
Marysville. Kan. are reported missing.
Nothing is knownOf them by Union Pa
cific railway officials or by the principal
Kansas City stock BUYERS. William
lIa,kins, of RantSlphA Kan who was
injured in the wreck. died at st, Marv's
hospital ut 7:3O this morning. Mrs.
Haskins and his sister. Mrs NJ. T. Pow
ers were at the hospital caring for him.
The body will be sent to Randolph to-
night by the Union Pacific officers. w.
A. Geer. Of Russell. who is supposed to
have been lost, was young stockraiser
"a years old and leaves wife and ore
child. His brother. A. c. Geer, of
Waldo, Kan. came o Kansas City last
night to look for him. He found that
the cattle shipped by Geer had been
sold the day after the wreck by Tower
4 Sons. The Union Pacific officials
found bunch of keys with tag on
which the name W. A. Geer had been
engraved. The body, it is supposed,
had been completely consumed in the
fire.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
TELEGKApHIC mKEvITIE, :.

A detachment of marines has left
Kiel for the scene of the German
trouble in the Cameroons
Senator Teller, of Colorado. says he
is in favor of the admission of Utah,
Arizona, New Mexico and Oklahoma to
statehood.
Freeborn has been sworn in as a
member of the Kansas board of chart
ties and the republicans have recog-
nized him.
The railroad commissioners of Mis-
souri, have filed complaints against var.
ious express companies charging viola
ton of the order 20 reduce charges.
There is opposition to the, proposed
income tax in certain quarters, but il
is likely to go through the house as u
feature of the tariff I'LL. The senate
may. however, substitute a duty On
sugar for the income tax.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
BIG SLUMP IN SUGAR.
ImportRtions from Germany Driving the
Home Product Out OF the Market.

ImportRtiOns from Germany Driving the
Home Product Out Of the Market.
BALTIMORE Md. Jan. Local
dealers in sugar are considerably agi-
tated over big drop in the wholesale
price of refined sugar. Within four
days the price has dropped sc per
pound. within seven days sl.5J per bar
rel. and within three months 81 per
barrel. Sugar was never sold SO low
before. The cause of the decline was
the large Offering of imported German
granulated sugar. which was landed in
New York at cost of &c per pound
to the importer. This caused the
American refners to drop their
prices to sac per pound. or real
ly to 3.73c per pound, deduct
ing brokerage. The German sugar is
that made from the beet root raised in
Germany. and on which the German
government allowed a bounty on all
the sugar exported from that country.
The German government still allows
the bounty. and this has iuilt up an
enormous trade in beet-root sugar, and
it has taken the place almost entirely
of cane cugar. 1t is reporte3 from
London that the retiners in the United
Kingdom are much hampered in their
trade in refined sugar by large sales
OF German granulated. made to the
grocers for delivery as far forward as
the summer months. at prices enabling
the sugar to be retailed Mt 4.Osc per
nOund
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
Missouri Mine Inspectors Report.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Jan. 4.-The
two state mine inspectors to-day COM
pleted their reports showing the min
eral output of the state for the past
year. There is only one iron mine, the
Iron Mountain, now in operation in the
state. and not a pig-iron furnace run
ming. Less than 81 600 tons were mined
the past year. Lead and zine mining
also showed great depression. The
value of these two ores for the year is
placed at about 50, 800. 900, or about 81
)0O.OO less than last year. This
yloomy state of affairs, Inspector Lee
crave says. is due to business depres-
sion and not to any lack of minerals.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
WILSON'S WOES.
The Tariff Bill Author Unable to
Muster a Quorum.
ANOTHER HOUSE DAY LOST
Boutelle Gets Sarcastic and McMiliin
Contem ptuous- Formers ResO-
ton shelved SENATE shows
Light Attendance and
AdjOurns Until
Monday.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4-Although the
lack of a quorum blocked the tariff de-
bate yesterday and an order was passed
recalling absentees. only ninety-eight
members by actual count were on the
floor when the house was called to Or
der at noon and the prospect for demo-
cratic quorum looked gloomy. Still.
the democratic whips eXpresse the
opinion that quorum OF democrats
were in the city.
Some communications were laid be-
fore the house and the p.aker an
nounced the reIppointment OF Messrs.
Wheeler, Of Alabama: 5reclliuridg' of
Kentucky. an, II tt, OF Illinois, us
regents of the Smith 'oaian inst tuition.
Although the democratic members OF
the WAYS and me ms committs. were
willing to make an arrangement to de-
vote Friday and SATURDAY to the
Hawaiian matter. they deci led. after
the wasting OF the dav vest 'rdiy
through the persistency of Mr.. Bnu-
telle, to shut the Hawaiian de Jats out
entirely until the tariff bill should be
disposed OF. and when Mr.. Boutelle
called up his privileged Hawaiian reso-
luton this morning. Mr.. McMillin, on
behalf of the committee raised the
question of consideration.
Mr.. Boutelle was sarcastic and Mr.
McMillin rather co temptuons in the
exchange of shots lefore the vote was
taken. by rising vote of SIS to 124.
the house decided not to consider the
resolution. The ayes and nays were
then demanded.
All efforts to secure quorum were
again fruitless, the republicans refus-
ing to vote at critical moments. and
the house adjourned ut 1:4o p. m. with
out taking up the tariff bill.
THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4-There was a
light attendance when the senate met.
only score being present when the
vice president raped for order Sena-
tor Hoar presented the following reso-
ution with a request that it lie on the
table for the present:
Resolved IN 4 the secretary OF The treasury
be reques ed 10 inform tn senate of what sums
have been paid 10 Hon. james II Biount for
salary, services or other expenses u special
commissioner 10 Haw iii together with coDc
OF all orders, vouchers and receipts Tor such
payment, and ais TO inform the senate from
what funds and under or b virtue OF VIII I ap-
propriation or Jaw The stme have b en- paid
On motion of Senator German the
senate agreed when il adjourned to
meet on Monday next.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
MARKET REPORTS.
Nancy and Invostn,ents.

NEW YORK Jan ALI stocks advanced con.
siderabls to-day. continuing the movement
commenced yesterday. There were one or two
weak spots during the day, but they did not at
tract much attention. Western Union dropped
per cent earl Then 1t advanced on large
buying for insiders. The whole market showed
that shorts were nervous and anxious 10 get
out of their contracts There did not appear 70
be any important foreign buying st Paul did
not share fu ly in the general strength for the
reason that the earnings are expected TO con-
tinue light
The Reading 81, so ,.00' loan has been renewed
by Speyer & Co., for three months on the terms
proposed when II was originally extended in
October which called for the giving OF 2slOOO
additional security Of collateral trust bonds
and the payment Of the three months interest
duo
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iiosei ih.aoo Involve Z

topeka, Kun, Jan. 4-The Boston
Safe Deposit Co., ha, fled a suit in the
district court against II. Z. Throop to
foreclose mortage of $4,000 on the
Hotel Throop. There are other cred
itors and the petition asked for the ap-
pointment of receiver p.nding the
litigation. Judge llazen appointed c
O. Knowles, who is now in oh irge OF
the property. The hotel was built dur
ing the boom and is said to have cost
sa m nm
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ANOTHER INsOLvENT ROAD.
The Louisville, Evansville d st. Louis Goes
into Receive ~ Hands.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind Jan. 4-Judge
Wood has appointed E. o. Hopkins and
James II. Nilson receivers of the
Louisville. Evansville & st. Louis Con-
solidated Railway TO. The line is 500
miles long and lately controlled by the
ID. j. Mackev syn iicate.
John MclIe,l ha, been appoint I'll re-
ceiyer for the OHIO Valley railway by
Judge Baker. of the Unit'd States
court, on petition of ~. IL. 3rowns Sons
and others. These pr C e iings are
auxiliary TO the action OF the KENTUCKY
federal circuit court
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
CHIEF J.Iii>NYtAA DEAD.
TIL. iicf of the D-.awarr Tribe OF In
dians Passes Away.

I'll. iiicf Or the Delaware Tribe of in-
dians Passes Away.
Now Alta. |. r.. Jan. 4.-lsev. Charles
,Iourneycakc. chiefof the Delaware In
dians and prominent resident OF the
territory. died ut his home near Allu-
wee yesterd. y. lie was - years old
and possessed large fortune, which
will Ia divided among his seven chill
dren.
Rev Charles Journeycake. or Chief
Johnycake. as he was usually called,
was son of isaac Journeycale whom
he succeeded as chief of the Delawares.
He was born at Whitewoman creek.
near Sandusky. g.. but two years
later removed with the tribe To Missouri
and in lsa9 his part of the tribe
settled in Wyandotte county, Kan.
where they lived until 1858. About
that time the Kansas Pacific road cut
through their property and they sold
all their land III Kansas. moving south
to the Nerdigris ami Cane rivers i'm the
Indiast TERRITORY.
In 1879 Chief Isaac Journeycake was
found dead on the prairie with a bullet
hole in his heat Ills son succeeded to
the craftsmanship. lie was descend
ant OF Taiuanend, or Tammany, the
Delaware chief. after whom was named
the great New York democratic So
...,4,.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
holland to Is. Released shortly.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-, Jan. 4-Ex-
State Treasurer Ed +. holland will DE
released from the penitentiary January
81 about noon and will go direct to St
Louis where his family is now. 1t is
his desire to secure employment Of
some kind and settle down To. hard
work the remainder OF his life. He is
looking we'll
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
Knnsas CITY Gram.

KANSAS CITY, Jan Receipts OF wheat
were very light TO-DAY aud there was quite
brisk competition for the small offerings me
early sales were no better than YESTERDAY. bus
before the close prices were up fully cent q
bushel and few samples were held Tor ev en- .
greater advance. Shippers were bidding 57c
river for round lots Of hard wheat out Of store,
but did not get any, A few bids were quoted
even higher than that.
Receipts OF wheat for to'ds' were "a cara:
0 year ago u cars
Prices were quoted as follows No shard
wheat $50: No 3 hard wheat Bic No
hard wheat SOC rejected i6c No red. ~
H5c No = red $50 No. red u hI9c.
Corn was NC higher Some white corn sold
fully cent higher II was scarce and bu era
bid IL up to I &C after some aarls safes NJ sac.
Export RS were bidding 40 for roun lots or
mixed corn.
Receipts Of corn oday IS car, ear
ago IL cars.
No mixed sold at 2sai 'S'c. Kap+as City
No 3 mixed 2J~c No 4. u 't.yc Nc :
white. 3 Il 1Sic: No 3 {. bc No swhtts
and mixed sold Mt s6slc Memphis Shipuers
bid aSc Mississippi river for No scorn
Oats were scarce Not car was received.
A few sam ,es from private hou'es no w.'re
on sale. Prices were up about nc In some Gaze g
No mixed sold at ~ - c red o. .
%, emium; No mixed, 26. 2ic. N. IN S"d.
q 26s: No white 2SAsshc 10 SwhIt- q ,
.7ic
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06

trict OF Columbus; luiiy Brown, of len
nessee. to he attorney OF the United
States for the middle district of Ten
nessee: William ID. Covington, post.
master at Lehigh, |. r.; Charles P.
Weaver. postmaster at Louisville, KY,
and Charles f. Hill, postmaster ut NAL
dan Mo
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a,,owed ,Fiv. Year. to LIquldate

New YORK. Jan. 4-''Plunger" Wal
ton met his creditors last night and
made Il statement that his assets were
$3.50, 900 and his liabilities s24O, 900.
The creditors agreed that he should be
allowed five years to liquidate his in
debtedneSS.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
Kansns Clty Produce.

KANSAS CITY. Jan. Eggs - re 'etots
large, market very dull. weak and unsettlsd;
strictly fresh can led nomiuaIiy T@iT &c zoe
house. lie Butter-Receipts large !ignt
demand. dull and declining creamery
fancy separator. 2s12ic fair 70 choice. -
02sc; dairy, fancy. IS tl6c; fresh roll dull:
isxa ibc: packing weak. isc Poultry Light
receipts, roosters lie: chickens hrm.oc springs
6ll6hc Turkeys -Llghter receipts. scarce. feel
ing dull: ~ TIC per ID Ducks-Firm 20
per ID Geese-Quiei. weak. 5'f &c per In
Green Fruits - Cranberries = Jersey weak.
t6OO: Cape Cod weak. ta5tO60I pr bhl
Apples-Recepis light quiet, weak, common.
o. Is: choice. slSI per bu: tas01ASi per bbl
as 10 kind and quality Grapes : Ftsmsr
Catawba. lI~d2c per In ba+ket Ve1etnbes
cabbage, plentiful weak. o. ul9sLs, per cwfr
Celer., Michig IN, small ss1bioc per inch:
fancy. 6gdse per bunch Potatoes plea'iIu
weak. northern, sJ6bI5c Colorado. sud o
per bu: sweet rcd '1bs0c yellow. ~ &C * nee
bu Onions. weak <llA6J per bu-: white pi K
liugA SLzS0l.bo per bu.: Spanish ti.S per
crate
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MONEY or THE WORLD.
Comparat w Figures OF the Am unt OF
Money Fer Capita.

Comparat W. Figures of the Am punt OF
Money Ger Capita.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-THE treasury
department presents table showing
the monetary systems and approximate
stocks OF money in the aggregate an
percapita in the principal countries of
the v orld. This shows that France with
a population of IS, 300 900 has the high
es, per capita circulation Of any of the
countries named. S36.Sl. The Straits"
with population of 3. 500. 900 have per
capita circulation of S2s.9t Others
are: ReIgium. S26. 20: Australia. SO. 05;
the United States. S25.55; the Neither
lands. $24 "a; China, with population
of 402, OOl, 0O). S1.SJ all in silver; Rou-
mani., s4.6): Servia. s427; Sweden,
sal: Turkey. 81. 80, with n population
~ ~. 200, 900; Central American states,
si.7S: Japan, 81: India, sS.4+,
with population of 2s7, 200, 900;
iayti $500; the United Kingdom.
salS4: Germany, $3.50; Portugal,
with a population of 4.7O0, 900, sl2.O6;
Egypt sl0s5: the South American
states, s19.87; Canada. $40: Cuba. sl2.31;
Italy. 81. 80: Switzerlan 1. $l4 IS; Greece,
sla.aa: Spain, sl1.l4: Austro-Iiungary,
50. 50: Norway, $500; Denmark. slL72;
Russia. ss17. with a population of
ia. 600, 600. and Mexico. SIS. The table
puts the stock of gold money at 81, 9o1,-
ojO.ODO: silver, 1891. 100, 900, and un-
covered paper money at 81, 700. 900, 900.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
Two Mrxicnn ea dera at Rest.

CRY OF MEXICO, Jan. 1.-Two leaders
in Mexican affairs are dead. Nincente
Garcia Torres, editor of the Daily Mon
itor Republicano. one of the most in
fiuential of Diaz's friends, and lgnacio
l.. Valiorra, one of the commission
drafting the Mexican constitution of
1857 and ex-vice president of the re-
public
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
>,u,,p.,,,nn. Inv the President.

WAsuINGToN. Jan t. - President
Cleveland sent to the senate to-day the
following nominate among others:
John W. Ross. of the District of Column
bi,. To I've u commissioner of the Dis
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
Ex-Cashier bowling Acquitted

New ORLEANS, Jan. 4-James NJ.
bowling. late cashier of the local mint,
has been acquitted in the United States
court of the charge OF robbing the
mint vaults OF sa5. 900.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
Fire at Detroit.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 4.-Fire last
night burned Hinchman & Sons whole
sale drug store and other property to
the total value of $3.50. 0OO.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
Resignation Demanded

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4. Secretary
Smith has instructed the register and
receiver at the Perry land Office to call
for the immediate resignation of Will
INN Mccoy. the chief clerk at that
place. 1t was proven that Mccoy had
made entry upon piece of land when
the contest over it was pending in the
Office. The appointment If his success.
sor will be matte by the officers of the
In nd office at Perry
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06
Kan.as civ Live stock.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 4-Catte-Recefpts.
3,42'; caves, "a: shipped yesterday. 2.+I6.
calves 81. he market was active and strong
throughout The following are representa- tive
sales
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p,.r, for Perm. nent Receive

New YORK. Jan. 4-The directors of
the New York 4 New England Rail-
way Co me, this afternoon and deter
mined 10 support Thomas {. Platt for
prrnIanent receiver.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06

Hogs Receipts, 7,'ab; shipped yesterday,
1893 The market was active and to 1Jc
higher. The top was $aH and bulk OF sales
500 to . Il against S. Is for top and a49' 10
s50i for bulk yesterda :. The following are
REPRESENTATIVE salaa:
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.,emocrats 60 Hold n CRucuA

WASHINGTON. Jan. 4.-Chairman hoi-
man. of the house democratic caucus.
will issue n call for caucus Tomorrow
night at o'clock. Forty-seven demo-
Gratis have signed the request
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representative sales

Sbeep-Receip's. 40 no shipments The
market was dull and 5 10 i0c lower or 81 10
3sc lower than last week. The following are
represen tative sales:
- ..... -. iI9 fS2i 5........... 81 3OI
il4.. -, o. 2.r5 ....... tO3 2U-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1894-01-06

Come to this offics for job work.
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Horses-R"ceipts, ss; shipped yesterday. 3D.
There has been plenty OF bu ers this week !. r
all the horses here aud all are sold. Prices are
yer firm and the indications better than Ut
anv time this fall The range Of prices is about
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-15

Of the Atlantic He ls now fifty-eight
years Of age. No other man, says n
writer I'm the Pittsburg Dispatch, mas
been champion after he was forty years
Old nor has any other person possessed
the honor for a longer period IMAM zen
years. He is a small man, but well KNIT
In figure. and must have been endowed
with unusual vitality TO bear the STRAIN
that he has undergone, for while chess
is pre-eminently mental exercise II
also taxes the powers of the bc1y. he
is emphatically Of opinion that physlqu
has a great deal to DO with winning al
chess. though generally speaking the c'I ?.
bratcd masters Of chess have been IRAN
mon. Paul Morphy GstschigOrin, Iukor
tort and Lasker, none Of them had Or
has a robust constitution.
Before great match" said Mr.. Stein
itZ. Il used 10 undergo physical prepa-
ration. My plan was 10 take Turkish
and Russian baths. and sometimes ! tried
the hydrOpathic treatment, but Of late
years. since / injured my leg so badly,
II he's been impossible for me- TO DO this.
| would advise chess players who are
able to walk and exercise moderately in
other ways. just enough, that IS. 10
stimulate them. AS for my diet I have
nlopted the SYSTEM prescribed by Or.
Schweninger. Prince Bismarcks physi-
clan, who tells his patients not 10 eat
and drink at the same time. but after
taking solid food TO walt awhile before
consuming any liquids. | eat most ~
my victuals cold, because ! have found
brain is better than that II warm far.
olive oil is also very soothing. When
am playing | frequently drink n little
sOmlOi. "a white Hungarian vine / have
smoked n great deal. and / must confess
mat IL has been harmful to me"