The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-19
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.

Uncle Jake Good, an old Kansan, died
at his home In Lawrencs Sunday.
William Hart noted landscape painter,
died Sunday at his home in Chester Hill,
Ny.
The number of dead men in the mine in
Troppau, Silesis, is now estimated at 232.
The first rescuing party were burned to
death.
Miss Leo Creitz, pretty telephone girl
of Atchison, has mysteriously disap-
peared.
The United States troops are still
forcing intruders IL the Indian Territory
over across the Arkansas line.
Frederick Swaine of the Swaine Lubri-
eating COMPANY was shot by an employe
named Henry Vaughn in his Office in Chi
cago Sunday night.
The striking miners of the Indian Ter
ritory have about convinced the employees
of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas rail-
road not TO handle scab coal.
1t is charged in Panama that Secretary
Gresham is in an intrigue with President
BarriOs of Guatemala to force union of
the Central American republics.
Prime Minister Sagasta has announced
to the Spanish senate that If the CONNER
cial treaty between Spain and Germany is
rejected the cabinet will resign or the cor
ties will be dissolved.
DR.. Mary Walker turned up in Spring
field, Mass, Sunday and asked for police
protection. She claimed that some of the
parties to a sUit in which she is engaged
are trying to kill her.
The Seventh regiment of the Illinois
national guard has left Chicago for Mount
Olive where the strikers awed the deputy
marshals into giving up several leaders
whom they had arrested.
At Massillon, O., several miners fired
upon the soldiers of the national guard
from ambush. Two were captured Sun
day and turned states evidence and many
more miners will be arrested.
Erastus. Wiman in the Tombs Sunday
received a visit from his clergyman and
the church choir. They held services in
his presence. Wimal is resigned and
says he is being treated kindly.
The political situation at Lima, Peru, is
badly complicated and is causing much
anxiety. Those who are closely watching
the course of events fear there will be a
revolutionary outbreak before long.
Several Of the heaviest taxpayers of
Canal Dover, ONO, have asked that the
militia be retained there awhile. They
say that as soon as the militia leaves the
miners will begin to burn the bridges
again.
Senator Harris has announced that the
tariff bill will pass the senate by next Sat
urday night. Senator Aidrich does not
think that the end will be then, but tht
the senate will be very nearly through
with it,
The block miners of Brazil, Sunday de
cided to take vote as 10 whether they
should return to work. If the vote should
be against work, a number of the men
will return TO the mines anyway and this
will cause trouble
Il is reported at Paris that the Italian
ambassador in Berlin viii be replaced,
owing to his strained relations with EN-
peror William, due to a quarrel between
the ambassador and an Official who is
relative of the emperor
The Anchor Line steamer Ethiopia has
arrived in Glasgow with a hole in her bow,
the result OF q collision with an iceberg.
The boat was saved from sinking By the
crew, who piled sacks OF -four against the
hole As soon as the -four became wet it
answered as well a. cement.
A Kansas City paper yesterday publish
ed 4 cock-Hnu-bun story about plot TO
blow up the public buildings in Washing
ton. Ii IS said that Honore Jaxou, an An
archist was at the head of the movements.
Jaxop is a prominent Chicago contractor
aud not al Anarchist.