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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
SENATORS soLIc1ToUs.
Reverend Solons Discuss Ser iousIy
! the Coming Of Commonwealers.

WASHINGTON. April 19.-Inquiry con-
corning the proceedings of the executive
session of the senate yesterday develops
the fact that the senators take a more Sc
rious view OF the prospective gathering of
Coxeyites and others here than the first
report would indicate. The opinion is ex-
pressed by senators who participated in
the executive proceedings that in view of
these presidents and the emergency :hat
Is likely 10 arise, President Cleveland
would be Justified in issuing a proclama-
tlon warning the men now on their way TO
the city III connection with Coxey's move
ment that the authorities will be prepared
TO require the strictest observance of
order. The opinion is also freely
expressed In the senate and was advanced
In executive session, that congress cannot
afford and should DO nothing looking 10
the sustenance of the Coxey army while
here. 1t is expected that if a large BODY
OF men should emble. as is now regard
ed as probable. they will soon find them
selves more anxious to secure food TO sus-
tain life than money TO build roads. and
Will be clamorous Tor an appropriation to
that end.
Senator Ccckrell, chairman OF the COM
mittee on appropriations, has given notice
OF a speech on the PETER resolution to-
morrow, and when asked today for an ex-
prssslon OF his views declined to talk. urc-
ing that he would probably touch upon
this phase OF the question in his speech
1t Is probable several senators will dis
cuss the question freely ia this debate dur
lug the morning hour tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
ORDER ISSUED TO STRIKE.

ST. PAUL. MINI, April 19.-The order
for the Great Northern men to strike al
Minneapolis has been issued for l O'Clock
this (Thursday) morning. That means
that the entire system will be tied up un-
less the restraining order of the court Can
get II running at once
The temporary restraining order issued
by Judge Sanborn today calls for hear
ing in this city on April %. at which time
the leaders of the strike are to show cause
why they should not be permanently re-
strained from disabling or rendering in
any way unfit for immediate use any prop
erty of the company used by 1t in inter
stole commerce, etc, and from interfering
and obstructlDg the operation of said rail-
road engaged in such commerce, or its tel-
egraph SYSTEM"
to deputies by the United States marshal
and they went out in force on two trains
today. These trains had an engine at
each end, so IL the strikers wished TO inter
fere they would find some difficulty in
doing so.
ST. PAUL, April 1S.-The reports receiv-
ed in this city from points along the line
OF the Great Northern railroad are much
of the same tenor. The men are announc-
ing their peaceable intentions and AZ the
same time, without great violence. pre-
venting the running of any trains, and
making up OF any new trains.
North Dakota points supplied with mail
and provisions over the Great Northern
are complaining vigorously over their $50
laiion.
At Wilmar, Mimi, the firemen sur-
rendered their charter in the Brotherhood
and all Joined the American Railway
Union, and the correspondent at that
point ADDS that the engineers may follow
IL their footsteps. 1t Is just the other way
at CrookstoD " here the men refuse 20 have
anything 10 do with the strike until order
ed by their brotherhood.
Three unsuccessful attempts were made
TO sisrt train at Norehead. At Grand
Forks all Was quiet today. The Spokane
strikers have patrol along the lines at
that point, and DO double duty; while pro-
tecting the company's property they are
also watching their interests.
At SEATTLE the strikers are in full con-
troll aud are very confident.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
ON The ROLLING WAVE.

DANIEL ScHxEsTox n 1855 describe
the diving bell. made dress for divers
and invented . model Of . c.n.rissrA.
pump.
SosvAr ranks second 80 Engiapa In
the number of her sailing veseeis Of
sfsy tons and over Tie United States
- third
JONATHAN Eu1-Ls Ia i-ss made .
small steamboat. ]. tA.iei 90 work.
but had I'll sse germs c. Falton's isse<
invention
A WHALING exPeditioa Is 60 be dis
patched from Australia 20 Tho Anssrc-
tic ocean shortly 20 tes; the practice
6ility Of establishing wkzls-3sAing
industry IN southern w.:erE
Tee Engineering AID ElninS Jour
raj says that lake khspbui,esng has
shared IN me deprt<sicn whieh has az
fected ali other business, asa On Jsns-
ary ! there were reported u1ss.<r soz-
ss-zctsoa IN the lake y@rzs oaiy - rs.-
ssis Of al aggregate tonnage o: q. iof
tons against - soiSs % $3.50 :ess
xx2-aSa
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NOT FOR JERB.
Judge Wilson Scouts the Idea OF Duel
Between Himself and Attorney StolI.

WASHINGTON. April l9.-Judge Jere Will
son was found today at the interior de-
psrtmeDt engaged in a contested land
case
Judge" said the reporter, sis il true
that you and Attorney Stoil are going TO
figbt a duels"
Tut. tat" said Jadee Wilson, don;
talk TO me about sneh nonsense
But You have received a letter from, Mr..
Sioii IN which lie means 10 almost threat
en your lifes
i don't know anything about H." said
the judge 10 Way that indicated be aid
net care much about the matter. The
reporter got the idea that the letter had
been received, but that Judge WiIsou
hardly considered 1t seriously and did net
intend 70 answer IL. apologize or fight He
did not even seem disposed 10 he mad
about II When shown the printed reports
Of the letter, he said he bad heard nothing
of II. had read nothing -bSut il. apd had
no time to link about f..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
POST OFFICIALS PERTURBED.
The Department Much Worried Over the
Tie-Up of the Great Northern Road.

WASHINGTON. April 19-The delays of
mails caused by the Great Northern strike
are causing great concern at the postoffice
department. Several conferences of de-
partment officials in the railway branch of
the service have been held and active
efforts are making to more fully cope with
the trouble. Notice has been received
that two short run" trains carrying
postal cars were run over portion of the
road yesterday. Several additional tenn
porary mail service routes TO points on the
Great Northern accessible from other
roads have just been ordered. Dispatches
received at the department this afternoon
announce that number of ''short run"
postal cars were taken over part of the
route today and that several through
trains carrying the mails will probably be
run tomorrow. Acting second assistant
postmaster general. Stone, ordered the
establishment Of about ten more tenn
porary mail service routes to accessible
points on the road today
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REPORTED BATTLE DENIED.
Associated Press Fails to Authenticate
Alleged Fight Between q. 8. Mar
shals and Dalton Gang.

KANSAS CITY. April 19-After diligent
inquiry the Associated Press is unable TO
verify the story of bloody conflict be-
tween United States deputy marshals and
the so-called Dalton gang of outlaws.
Immediately upon receipt of the rumor
that battle had occurred. the Associated
Press correspondent at Perry, o. T., was
telegraphed for verification or denial of
the affair, and the following reply was re-
ceived:
'Basing his opinion upon reports as
they have come in, the sheriff OF this
county says there is not a word of truth In
the report of fight with the Dalton's.
The following dispatch was received
from Arkansas City, Kan: 1.-The report
was taken into Perry by cowboy whose
reliability is not known. Trainmen and
passengers who have just arrived t6:30 p.
m from the south discredit the report"
A special received at S p. m. from Guth-
RE. o. T., says:
A report reaches here tonight Of another
conflict between United States mnrshals
and members of the Dalton gang of out
laws, which is said to have occurred north
east of Saltwater in the Pawnse reserva-
zion. The battle lasted over an hour and
two marshals and one outlaw are reported
killed and several Others injured.
United States Marshal Nix has received
no official news and details cannot be OBJ
tanned.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.


THsr IS the happiess conversation
where there Il no competition. no vani-
~, bot only calm, quiet interohangs
Of sentimeDt-Johnssn.
WE never enjoy perfect hsppinesss
our most fortunate successes are min
gled with sadness; some anxistiss al
ways peTplex the reality Of orr st.
isfaction.-COrnsiiie
TEE very idea OF the power and riSk.
Of the people 70 estabi.sh govern1asrs
presupposes the duty Of every indivsS-
uai 20 obey the established govern
nncpt.-wsshington-
ISDyPEyDKScT may be found in com
parstive ~ wei a. Ia absolute sbund-
snee; mean when . person coasr.c.A
his desires within the limits Of his
for.Ens--Shenstone.
HxAyxs doth with - O. We vs-h
torches do; not Egh. them for osr-
telrcs; for !. o1r virtBes did net 20
forth Of u.. 't-Vere al alike IA IL ~ hs1
them sot--Sksksspez-e-
PA1TTss AID forre:sizS7 VIVA, ssssA-
ia hes-: eaa % tie.e7 Or gsass
tho-gHta. ocy great sEeetso1a Ne
t-s.hs Ct CIR afs, neser leave IA swe
y they cannot - separate hsa en-
eeas-s.zzSscsss v1ii iesiosv 2. vhsvh>~
los.cr they shall 80, sad are. - aAsk
sss-Ts, tIssne ses1 fszDo-saL-rAnw
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
ON THE SAME ERRAND.
Two Drummers Who struck . Tsw. that
.Stumped Them.

The train had stopped at measly
little town in Indiana and the drum
mer got up from the crowd and went
out on the platform for a minute or
two. When he returned one of the
crowd said:
Been out TO see some OF your rela-
tives here?'
Hardly" responded the drummer.
but I've been in the town and know
it
How did il happen?'
We'll, he said reminiscentiy. about
four years ago thought I'd make this
place on one of my trips and sell bill
of goods or bust hamestriug. I 20
in about ten o'clock in the morning
and ! worked all day trying 10 get
somebody to buy something. bat
more stupid lot of people
never saw. Late IN the evening I
went back 10 the tavern Thoroughly
Disguised and there I found a man rep
resenting Chicago house We got 20
talking and he told ne he had got IN
the day before bat had been taken sick
about supper time after hard days
work. and had not been able 10 get o1t
Of bed Until one hour before appeared.
wv hat are you doing here be ~
9uired OF me
Trying 70 sell goods. o, coarss.
- rs,udeS-
shake. old man he said. coniuz
5yer Is me shake. b. thunder !
sIent know there was another a. bag
. blamed fool a. WAS IA the business.
and thea VIC entered iato j compact
Dot 20 give each other away. as1 ecs
oat o.. TIE place as sooE as We eossd---
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sn.c,., n,s,a,c, 70 the Daily Eagle.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
SALTWATER, o. T., April 19.-(Special.
Early Monday morning. body of men.
supposed to be vigilants, surrounded the
ranch of Bruce Miller, in the Creek coun-
try, twenty miles east of here. At dawn
as A. L. Miller, brother Of Bruce, and a
hired man, named Dutch John, appeared
at the door, they were fired on. Dutch
John was inst antly killed, the Winchester
ball passing through him, also wounding
a small child of Bruce Miller's in the shonl-
der. The Miller boys were besieged all
day Monday and Tuesday in the ranch
building, the body of Dutch John being
left lying in the yard before the door. The
Millers escaped Tuesday night their wives
passing through the besiegers' lines and
bringing horses to the door. They are now
in Ingalls,. this county. The Millers are
accused of being horse thieves aud OF har-
boring horse thieves and desperate charac-
tiers. They were warned last week to
leave, but disregarded the warning. Their
houses and all the ranch buildings have
been burned.
Dutch John was supposed to be horse
thief and outlaw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
KREMLIN KINKS.

KREMLIN, o. T.. April 19.-[Special.l i
Kremlin and Vicinity has been blessed
with abundant rain and everybody is
blowing or planting corn and all kinds of
stuff both for man and hast. Any one
who would dare prophesy drouth in this
country would be in CANCER of severe pun
ishment
kremiin has all the natural facilities
for making a good town. She has SPLEEN
did location and a farming country bounds
her on all sides that cannot be surpassed
and abundant soft water is reached in fif-
teen feet at any poiut on the site.
Rev. Hawk of North Enid, will visit
the vicinity tomorrow with the view of
organizing a Congregational church in
kremlin. The town will have church
house before many weeks.
The county superintendent will organize
kremlin school district in a few days
Kremlin Will build fine school build
ing with the money that is to be returned
by the land department at Washington
that was paid by Mr.. II. Wagner for
the townsite quarter.
Most of the business houses on the we st
side will move TO the east side; the cause
is the mistake in the survey.
Every day brings many to their new
homes in this vicinity.
If you want a beautiful home come to
kremliu.
The Messer House will have a grand
opening tomorrow night 10Th.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. April 10 business was mod
crate and the demand very uneven for I'm
mediate requirements in the dry goods
market today. BIeached co,tons we're ir
some requests while the Noy-m Der special
ties In fabrics for present Gales did we'll
Cotton fauneis, underwear. woods. and
hsnnels were looked after but no businss.
of moment was recorded though In undss-
wear there was more interest, follc we'd by
orders. The tone OF the general market
Was quiet. Printing cloths reflected the
actual demand aud though .. 2,<. sales
have been made on that basis. Fail River
has doue nothing
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
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! NEW YORK. April lo.--Thc course OF spec
ulaiiou in the share market today was de-
cidedly erra.ic. rallies aud reactions sue
ceecinS each ether in rapid order. but, ow-
ing TO the prevailing dizziness. tine duetaa-
items Were. rs a rule. KEPT within narrow
| limits. Most of the business. especially
during the morning. Was done in the In
dustrials while St Paul led the railway
| list IN the trans actions Strength WAS i'm
parted To the market at the opS Mtg by the
receipts OF buying orders from Loador Ia
whc oh were included st. Paul. Louisville.
Uuion Pacific and Northern Pacific pre-
ierred- The first prices made were gener-
ally a trifis higher taan yesterdays clos
iug figures. Chicago gas being excepted.
tais opening Il per cent lower bas
quickly selling up l IS per cent
the general market advanced fraction
on Moderate buying aud ssgged or as
sooa a. The purchasing Orders had bcea
filed. Delaware aud HUDSON broke III;
and the other shares traded Ia y 10 -. the
latter lr New York Central which was
depressed by rumors OF trunk line war
OF rates and OF reduction of wages in
some OF the roads in tue - stem- Both OF
these reports were denied and IN the later
dealings the stock recovered al but of
the decline Sugar. which had riseu In
the early trading fell of Il sn . small Dear
raid The lower figures Tor this stock at
tracted buyers and the oil story To the ef-
feet thas refined sugar Will receive more
protection Than Is given in the existing bill
was revived with the result that an
advance OF - Per cent was made OF which
per cent was lost in the dealings. the clos
ing being at p. cent advance GA she day
Shortly after Ii o'clock the general list re-
coded Is TO per cent. New Jersey leading
the decline, which was, however. checked
before noon and sharp upward turn was
recorded in which Edison Electric was
prominent, scoring a gain Of ! a. Chicago
Gas, W hich had lost OF the early advances.
rose / Il, aud sugar per cent. During tho
early part of the afternoon the iudusIrinis
were quite strong, Cordage common ad-
vancing lS4; Tobacco IL. aud the rest of
the group except CordaSe preferred which
made some rapid add biz turns. selling of
81 To 43. the next sales being
AT AZ and As respectively, then fol-
lowing break To As again with
a tinai rally to As. making n net loss OF
IL per cent. Sugar rallied - and then
lost l per cent. Chicago Gas reacting y
aud cordsge u.
The railway list was well held and dur,
ing the last hour improved gradually,
closing fairly firm but very irregular com
pared with yesterdays final dgurea
The railway bond market was weak
during the greater part OF the day. bus
closed firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
EXPENSIVE ECONOMY.

Some people b-grudge the litti. money
that an ALLCocK's Porous PLASTER costa
and then when they srs rscked with pain
from a lame back or from the soreness
arising from a cold. they will spend any
amount of money 10 relieve the pain. IL
they only had one OF these world-reuowned
plasters on hand they would be saved a
vast amount OF suffering and lie consider
ably richer. At the first sign of stiffness
OF the joints apply one Of these piasters
without delay. The Soreness will be
greatly relieved az once end soon disappear
entirely. IL will be money saved TO have
them on hand. u say DosEsns OF the COM
fort they bring.
BRASD8ETH's PILLS contain no irritating
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20

The weight of different kinds OF
wood is exceedingly variable. White
pine is the lightest of the common
woods. cubic foot of it weighing 81
pounds; willow wood weighs Sc, red
pine 81. yellow pine 50 and pitch pine
4S. Poplar weighs 46 and hickory So.
Logwood weighs 81, mahogany e6. live
oak 81, and lignum-vite, the heaviest
of all, weighs 50 pounds to the cubic
foot A block of lignum-vita, thrown
into the water. viii sink Ike stone.
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Posse In pursui

WAUKoMIs, O, T, April l9.-(SpeciaD-
There has been quite an excitement at this
place today at the fact that the four fell
lows who broke Jail at Newkirk rode
through town yesterday horseback and
stayed all night at Mr.. Malone's six miles
southwest of town. The horsemen came
in from the east; all had good horses and
were well armed, and were going in the
direction of the Jip Hills west of this place,
where gang OF outlaws make their head
quarters Twelve sheriffs and L. S. mar
shals, armed with Winchesters, came into
town today, on their trail. Deputy Sher-
riff Leeg of this place Joined them and all
are out after the outlaws, but II Is the gen
erai opinion that all of the officers In the
territory will not be able to capture them
in these hills, on account of there being a
big gang and well organized.
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WANTED TO DIE TOGETHER.

BALTIMORE, April 1S-John Benker'
and wife, an aged couple residing ct Rose
dale, Baltimore county. agreed TO die TO-
gether. With a keen-edged razor be sew.
cred the arteries OF her wrists. and she
then took the weapon and performed q
like deed for him. The wife Is dead and
the husbands life hangs by a thread. The
couple had had trouble with some neigh
bors and q warrant was out for their
arrest. Benkert said: II cut my wife's
wrist, so she died. She tnen cut mine. !
would rather BE- dead than called a thief.
and when my wife found l was going TO
kill myself She wanted TO die, too. We
arranged that she should kill me and
would kill herr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
MARX TWAIN swAMpED.

NEW YORK, April 1S.-The assignment
of Samuel L. Clemens, better known as
Mark Twain, and his partner. Frank l.
Hall, who composed the firm of Charles
L. Webster, book publishers. was filed to-
day in the county clerks Office. The as
sigDee is Bainbridge Colby. The assign
ment was without preference and is sigued
by Mr.. Clemens The assignment was a
complete surprise and is said to be on &C
count of the failure OK the firm to obtain
money expected TO meet obligations just
maturing. Mr.. Clemens is said to be
worth from $500. 900 TO s400, 900, outside of
investments in the firm. Mr.. Hall states
that he can give no details OF the firms az
fairs at present
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
ON HOT TRAIL.
Wintermute's Murderers Traced to Hem
nessey by Posse Of Pursuers.

HENNEssEY, o. r., April 19.-[Special !
The four men that shot Mr.. Wintermute
near Ponca were trailed to the home of
MIR. Trimkle, ID miles northeast of Hem
uessey. They wanted sppper there, but
Mr. Trimble told them they could find sup
per over at Waukomis. to which place they
started Instead of going there, though.
thevturned southwest toward Hennessey.
Mr. Trimble took up the hunt and trailed
them to this place today. They were Zen
TO come in own II on the east early this
morning, went. to north end of town aud
crossed the railroad and went west. The
horses of the posse were played out and
they had to stop here awhile before fol-
lowing up the rnurderers. There is no
doubt that they are the right parties the
nosse are after
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GOULD BUYS THE vIa1LANr.

has purchased the Vigilsnt. The gentle
men who hao the yacht built last season
TO defend the American cup the Valkyris
met yesterday aud decided to accept the
terms offered by Mr.. Gould. He Is TO pay
$4,000 for the boat. and probably intends
TO race the Vigilant.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-20
CARLISLE CONTESTED.

WASHINGTON, April ls-The course OF
Secretary Carlisle in deposinz from offics
certain Republican officials Of the treasury
who held Office under the civil service laws
is to be tested in the courts. Today at
tornevs w. W. Mill and Richard Bell OF
this city applied to the supreme court Of
the District of Columbia for mandsm as
compelling the secretary to reinstate
Eugene A Adds, over whose case there
was some spicy correspondence between
the civil service commission and the secre-
tary. The case will be heard April "a
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pEoF GARyIN IMpEAcHEp.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Indi April 1s-Prof:
Carvin, head of the theO6gical school OF
Butler University, and one of the princi-
pal scholars of the Christian or Camp
beIlite) church was literally denounced
tonight by the Indiana convention now
ia session in Charlottesville. His teach
ings were declared false and heretical.
The convention passed resolutions con-
demning Prof Garvin and signed a pc
tition desiring him to resign his position
in Butler
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WOMEN UP II ARMS.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. April IL "A special to
.he Times from Lsxin-tou. Ky. says. The
fact that BreckiarIdz-'s friends are pre-
pairing 10 give bin al ovation At The
opera house here oa tie ) a OF Mar -
awakening the women. The husband o.
one OF shem said today: III sGca an osa-
tion takes place, the voGal1 vii. hold
mass meeting and deDOuDee the whole
r,rtsceedlny -