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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today
Fair, with nearly stationary temperature un-
til Thursday.
Highest temperature yesterday. .. n
Lowest. t.......................... a
Mean NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q.
With generally clear weather, light north
east wind and stationary pressure.
Average for month thus far, 66
May average. past five years. 6S
Average for 2lst day ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
MATz-MALoNE CONTROVERSY.

DENVER, Colo. May 22-Archbishop
Chapelle o. Santa Fe arrived here today To
listen 10 the details of the controversy be-
tween Bishop Matz and F-tber Malone
The bearing will begin tomorrow a dele
CATION of prominent Catholics called upon
the archbishop tonignt and presented a
petition requesting the reinstatement OF
Father Malone. who was ex-communicat-
ed recently by Bishop Mstz The petition
was signed by 1900 Catholics ana every
parish In Denver was represented The
petition was addressed 10 Mgr. Satolii,
aud in responding to The remarks Of those
who presented the petition Archbishop
Cbspelle said be had been given full
power 10 hear and dispose of the Case. cor
sequently there could be no appesi.to Mgr.
SsIoiIi. and ne could not receive and for
ward the petition. The petition, however.
as left with the archbishop.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
BANDIT ESCAPES.
Followed to Chickasaw County and
Lost in Timber.

Ell RENO, o. T., May 22-The chase
after the escaped bandit continues, with
but small chance of success. as he is now
in the timber of the Chickasaw nation.
He is known TO be "Choctaw Jim," well
known horse thief. The captured man
refuses to give his name or any clue to his
identity. He is confined at Fort Reno,
where he was taken under military escort.
A mob was expected to lynch him but
they were disa ppointed when he was re-
moved to the fort. The wounded men
are in very serious condition, neither
Nelson nor Faris being expected TO
reCOVer
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
srRIK ERs BELLIoERENr

AKRON. o., May 22-Such trouble IL ap-
pretended among the ca! miners OF the
Tuscarawas company, where several mines
are being worked. To-Day the men we're
driven out OF one mine by the strikers anil
tomorrow the same fate is threatened u
the other workers The sheriff tsiegrs pasd
Major r 4. Bryan OF The Fl xh;n Regiment
for aid, aud be Immediately left for the
seat OF trouble. asking Adjutsnt G,asral
Howe 10 meet him snd order Dis com pau
les t. hold themselves ia rea'tness. Ths
strikers are brllissreut and determined
that work shall not be coutinued
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
KNIGHTS OF HONOR

CINCINNATI. o. May S2-Ihc supreme
lodge of the Knights Ct Honor increased
the per capita dues ot the sr4ui lodges fc
the sHprenis lodge frp-l - cents TO 20
eeuts annually. New York eily was -
l-cted as the neXt place OF meeting Ia
June, 1885. Tie lodge also decided that
absolute proof OF death aad uos seven
ye-rs mysterious absence should be re-
auireI in order TO secure The insurance
o.1sfir
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
BAPTIsTs ON EDUCATION.

SARATOGA, n. Y. May 22-The Ameri-
can Baptist Education society convened in
the sixth annual meeting in the conven-
tion ball tonight. The report of the exec
utive board was read. Rev. > S. HIATT OF
Albany. read an able aud exhaustive
paper on Right of the State to Educate"
He spoke against appropriations for any
sectarian schools. The Rev. DIR. Wayisnd
Hoyle of Mime apolis, spoke on tas ''Fari-
bault Plan" and IT'S failure.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
AFTER THREE YEARS.

OKLAHOMA CITY. OK, May 22-ThTee
years ago "Happy Jack" Shehan, the par
amour OF John Stevenson's wife. called at
Stevenson's house in PsuPs Valley, /. T.,
and has never siucs been seen. Stevenson
was suspected of having msde away With
Shehan at the time. Two days since Mrs.
Stevenson on her deathbed, while in a
delirious condition, begged to be buried
with poor Jack, who WAS ia the well. The
well had been illsd the day after the dis
appearance of Shehau. Today officers res
urrected the bones, teeth and scraps of
lothiDg from the we'll. Stevenson has
been arreSied
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
Western Association.

At Quincy RHE
ST. Joseph. ......0 ) o 5 o O 0-l6 IL .
Quincy. ..........1 . % D D 0 Oil IL
Bstteries-Southard. Demarris aud Hur-
ley; Menchsn, Packard aud Armstrong.
At Rock Island RH +
Rock Island 20 90 1901 1902 2
Observation-Disclosures and Sage; johnson
and Spear
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ANYBoDY's DoxY GOOD.

CHICAGO, Illinois, May 22-Tbe first
American congress of tie Liberal Reii-
gious society convened here today and will
continue in session ill May -. The con-
gress IS the outgrowth Of the parliament
OF religions at the Worlds fair. The
principal object Is TO obtain closer coop
Grafton between the various denominA-
fions of liberal religious organizations
The attendants incln1s leading iih-rsl
teachers aud writers. Independents. Uni-
versslists, Unitzrisas. Reformed Hebrews
and advocates of higher thought
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
TO 20 ,cE MINERS our.

CESTRALIA, Illinois May 2e-Troubls
i. expected here tomorrow a. tho Biz Four
mine. About thirtY taInsrs, principally
Degrces. responded o. tue call ot the en-
pIOvers 10 resume work aud went down
into the minss this noroiog aud have bseu
working all day uumol-stcd. IL II under
stood here that delegation VI strikers
from Duquoin. Bsll-viile &Hd other adj
Joining mines will be hers tomorrow to
IoTce he men our.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23

enange Oh hte'; women approaching
confinement; nursing mothers: and ev-
cry woman who is rundown or over.
worked, it is q medicine that builds up,
strengthens, and regulates, no matter
what the condition OF the system.
Its an invigorating, restorative tonic.
q soothing and bracing nervine, and the
only guGrasteed remedy for female
complaints" and weaknesses. In bear.
ng-down sensations. periodical pains.
uicersticn, Inflammation, and every Kin.
ored ailment, if it ever fails 10 bene An q.
cure, you have your money back.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
ORDER or BSAT BRTTH

EVANSVILLE lad. 9sy = r. TOE eosvsa-
iion q TIE Ioaepesdsst orf,r Of b's-i
Bri,h coseluasd - isb0rs ssss t0jsy-
sixty tLon-sn3 collars $50 PAID ont isss
year 20 u .,loxs snc orpss0s Tue fosls-
lag ofse.r. 4.r- elected for tee snssing
y,ar. Pre.lasst. Lssls Aaxsyxsr o. Dsas-
yer, Col. nFss VIC. president. LEO VIE -
Gisesgssil; sresa4 wee president. 81 ;.
kssxr o. i8aizbk2osss. frsas7Trr. NsrFfs
I8susr Of Csne.sssti. sseTstsTJ. V.cfSf
Abraham of EsbeIaEsfi TlsS B~rI cza-
ysztlo. vii be bed ia Tolssso ia 10
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
BRUTE srIUNo up

ARLINGTON. Ga. May 2-Word reached
here tins morning of the lynching of a
negro, name unknown, in Miller county
for assaultiug . IA year-old white girl,
daughter Of . man named Smith. Sum
day while returning from church the
child met the fend who threw her down
aud stabbed her, and drawing = pistol
fired over her head. At this tine the
girls father came along aud the negro
turned and tred several shots into bis
body. Smith IS badly wounded aud is
expected tn die. the sheriff succeeded in
running down the brute, aud last evening
q mob took the negro TO the woods aud
lypched him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
HIS TENURE IN DOUBT.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, May 22.-When
the Eastern Minnesota passenger train
pulled out today for St Paul. Engineer
Best, whose case nearly caused second
strike on the Great Northern road, was at
the throttle. Best has been rsinstated
conditionaliy. He is under bonds charged
with interfering with the United States
mails and if be is acquitted he will be re-
tanned. Otherwise he will lose his posi-
ilon, in addition to the action OF the courts
in this Case
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
FRANCIS MURPHY AND DIR. KELLEY

Francis Murphy, the world renowned
temperance reformer, recently said: II
am fully persuaded that De. Keeley's cure
for inebriety can justly be called miracu
lous | have met multitudes of men from
every walk III life, who testify TO it, SAVING
power; men who were given up as forever
lost; aud an eminent judge said to me re-
Gently: Il did not think God could save
them, but they took Dr. Keeley's trezt-
ment aud have been sober, Industrious
aud honored men ever since Such tesi.-
mony Is surely unimpeachable. :"
DIR. keeley's treatment is administered
in Kansas only by the Kelley Institutes OF
Topeka and Kansas City, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
AN ORIENTAL ExrRAvAoANCe.
The Lavish Use of 1srfumss Among the
Anctsnta

The Lavish Use of psrfumss Among the
Ancisnta
Egypt was a great mart for perfumes
Joseph was sold to a company of Is
raelites who came from Gilesd with
their cane,s bearing spicery and balm
and myrrh to Egypt And 50 the cos-
mopolitan states. woIaen make them
selves beautiful through the use OF es-
scnces and rare perfumes and wore
necklaces OF scented beads like Chinese
women OF to-day. Guests were received
In chambers strewn with aowers and
slaves poured delicious stream of per-
fumes over their heads and hung gar
lands of roseS lotus. crocus or saffron
flowers around their neeka
The Jews love of perfumes was as
great as their love for gold and pre-
cious stone. Morning and evening.
priests burned sweet incense, compound
ed after minute directions. of stacte
(myrrh). onycha {an odorous shell) and
galbanum IA sweet gum. and this they
were not permitted TO use ia private
life The holy ointmsr. WAS made Of
myrrh. cinnamon. calamus and csssia
The Hebrews perfuned their beds with
myrrh. aioes and cinnamon zad scent
ed thcir hair and boards with rsyrrh.
eassiz, aloes sad frzaki1censc. At
tsched 20 their necklaces were small
gold or silver boxes or an alabes;1s
vial filed with musk. altar OF rose,
baissn- saffron or precious splkenard
50 indispensable were perfumes con-
sidered for the bridal toilet that tbs
Talnud directs ose-tenth o! = brides
oowry % be set apart for IN. purchas,
ot scents and the path Of tie bride was
sire ~n with flowers and szsered with
esssncea Ihs queen Of sAeea intro
euecd the "Balsasn OF Mecca" srto
Jsdes and the shrub from which Z. 7Tzs
fall Of jerusalem oriy one plsats-
ton Of fhis sh-ab sx.s;s-in Arabia Pc
traz. the annual Of which is bu. three /
peusiS TIE famous balm % Gisez6.-
once 50 common ard row 40 rare that /
oaiy the sultan can eo supplied IL dis
tSiea fren the anyris a eBsh which 1
ssrDsrly covered the mountains ot
Siiead
DzriaT the age Of lux-ry In Rosss 40
eArisi.s -emsn p>Tfunec ksrseh
three times . 4sy. In fs~ years fs.s
Es:iIica dollars was spen, sJ kszaS
wosren for perfumes -cniezxo SerA
Bride1-oon Eiecs fuso has giren
every re&son ts can and 20 tastisr his
Old z1an- I. viii ]
izsprove nsy position kos. Tssz xer.
eel OF before 1Ss married Eser.ss
Toa2
Beap<cked Has5and-Y>s
2s. Ssest know !.-lnnAoo r~d..
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SANTA FE SAYS NO.

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-At a meeting held
tonight by representatives OF the St. Louis
and southwest lines preparatory to the
regular meeting called 10 convene in Chi
cago tomorrow, the Santa Fe announced
that it would refuse TO restore rates to
Texas common points on grain and grain
products TO the original association basis
of As cents a hundred
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
KNIGHTS OF HONOR

CTSfTSNATf. o. Nay z.-Ts- convso-
flols %. fhe ssaress- Iosizr. koixtrs o;
H1sa- LstisF aEsAOgized tie sapress- G.
a;aT % acl IN ss-cSgs.I as ezs-s Of sFuss-
-sssssss fsasse.s hF iueas judges The -
cosa Dc. tive Se@ fStusl. Eer- r~feFr~1 a.
= ectnrnst-ee - rxT-ort a. far n<xs ua~e<Iex
Stare. of oacxs sxrs coaiion>d IA
ekssged II w.s c1csss-i 20 nave D~s
sAl=s FOX rretn h~r.hip after OStoess !. isgT.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
STRIKERS ARBITRARY.

DEs NoINEs. Ia. May % Mayor Ellis
today met n committee OF striking miners
and asked that they permit enough coal To
be mined to keep the city water works in
operation to supply the people with drink
Ing wafer aud save the city from danger Of
burning up. The miners informcd him
works will be slus down Thursday
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
WAITS AND THE SUCKERS.

SPRINGFIELD. III. May 22-Del=gates to
the convention Of the state Federation Of
Labor, which is the head of all labor OF
sanizatsons in tse state, has en- called to
meet at Springfield, July :. 3. aud l. Tue
executive committee has iaviled Governor
W aite OF Colorado 10 deliver an address
before the federation on the night of july
4. in the senste chamber. tie has ac-
cepted. A rnistAkeu impression has sos-
ten out that GoveraoE Wai-s was 10 speak
sr the laying II the coTBer stone of tue
state fair exposition bailGiGs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
FITzaERALD's BAND ARRIVE.

WASHINGTON. May 22-MichaeI Fitz-
gerald and his band of forty three Indus
trial delegates arrived in this city shortly
after 5 o'clock today and took quarters ia
the small chapel annex to the Mount Zion
Methodist church.
Fitzgerald says his men do not expect to
stay here mere than three or four days.
They have petition to present to congress
but have not as yet made any plans con-
corning the manner of presenting it. Tue
petition is strongly sociaiistic In its nature
and goes much further than the Coxey
plan. Fitzgerald says his men are in
sympathy with Coxey, but they are not in
any way connected with him or his army.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
MINERS MUST COME OUT

FLORENCE. Colo. May 2l-Seven hun
dred miners with hag-. preceded by
brass baud. started overland for Rouse.
sev-nty-three miles from here. at o O'clock
today. They are not armed. but are de-
termined To mske the niaers In the south
come out. Some OF the best citiz-us In
camp are in the army, but = majority are
Italians aud Australians. Tue psopIs In
the coal camps are becoming desperate aud
trouble 10 feared
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
DEcLARED A TRUST

TOPEKA. kan., May 22-Attorney Gen
srsl Lutte has given an opinion that the
Master Plumbers ASSOCIATION of Kansas
comes under the provisions OF the state
trust law, and that members in combining
against non-msmb ber> srs sutject To crimi-
Dal prosecution. The Organization MAS
catered into ID control the business of
dealers In eluaibeEs' supple. aud 10 pre-
vent those not belonging to the sssociai ioa
from making purchases from wholesale
dealers
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
PROBABLY AN IMPosrER.

LOUISVILLE, XIV. Nay z--G-s- Horace
Tay!or. of ibis CITY VINO = himself a rsla-
i've Of Zachary Taylor. was seen today
regarding the dispatch from Denver he
sid that he had ssver beard of the Taylor
mentioned in the dispatch a. b~isg
xraadsoa of Pre-ld-st zseh.ry Taylor
and believes him 10 be an .mpos:er Ne
record of ihe cutting spoken cf ezn Bee
found k-.<
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
FRYE IN CINOIENArI.

CINCINNATI, May 22-Notwithstanding
ali the efforts of the police to hold Frye's
Industrial army out of the city the latter
made their triumphal entrance into the
city today aud csmped on Hurlbert place.
There were soms recruits today, SO that
the army mum De rs about 400.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
oKLAHoM NORMAL SCHOOL.

GUTHRIE, Ok. May 22.-The board of
regents of the Oklahoma Normal school
elected E. II. Williams of Georgetown,
Tex, president. vice George w. Winans,
resigned. Prof. j. 5. Buchanan, state su-
psrintendent of schools of Tennessee, and
j. S. Griffin. president of the Kansas Gar
field university, were elected teachers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
MAJOR BUTTz RENIGs.
Alleged Briber Fails to Appear Before
Senate Committee.

WASHINGTON, May &C. w. Buttz,
who was very anxious to be present before
the senate bribery investigation commit
lee, was not on hand when the committee
met tsday. Instsad, he sent his attorney
to explain that he was otherwise engaged,
and asked TO be excused from attendance
for the present On being questioned by
the committee as to Mr.. Buttz's reason for
his conduct Attorney MCGOWAN stated
that his client was engaged in making
search for a witness who could corroborate
his statements aud throw light upon
the question at issue. The explana-
fiol WAS far from satisfactory, and
Mr.. McGowen was Informed that Buttz
was the rlsn wanted. and not a substitute.
Accordingly they called the sergeaut-it-
arms 10 their assistance and directed that
SUBJ Foena be issued for Buttz.
While waiting, the committee called in
several senators, Including Messrs. Noor-
hee, Harris aud Coke, to whom Senators
Hunton aud Kyle has stated they had
10 themselves soon after Butiz had first
made bis propositions TO them. They con-
nrBed the statements of Messrs HINTON
and kHle. When asked if they knew of
olher attempts to bribe senators, Messrs,
VOORHEES,, Harris AID Coke said they did
not
The sergeant-at-a' ms reported to tie
committrr 4t l O'Clock that he uad failed
TO fad Butt d. lie. however, had ascer-
talned that Battz had left the city Oh AN
early morning train with the purpose and
expectation of returning by > O'Clock. at
which hour he had said be would again
appear before the committee
Major Ruttz did not meet the expecta-
lions of tbs committee by putting in an
sppearance durIng the AFTERNOON and the
opinion WAS expressed that lie would not
pe a. the capital again before tomorrow
morning. None of the members of the
committee think there is any probability
II hts having lett the city 10 evade the iu-
fasfi igaT ION =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
HOR. ES SOLD LOW.

CLEVELAND. o May r. The May sale
OF the Tatterssl!s-Fasis Co.. began today.
The best sale was hat Of the mare Maude
A, which brought $1,000. The total num-
ber of horses sold was thiIty-two The
total amount OF sales was 50 go Ths
average price per head was about $2l7 so
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
BENNErr GETS THE sNUB.

SENECA, Kas., May 22.-"Genersl" Ben
neit's DIVISION of the Commonweal army
has arrived here but was not allowed to
enter the city, the council in "a special ses-
sion having decided not 10 offer them
park or transportation by a.on. Bennett
said he would not let his men walk as
they had not walked over sixty miles in
their whole trip from Denver.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
IN OTHERS BEHALF,

ST. LoCIs. May "A meeting Of Pull
man car shop employees VI this city ~as
held tonight at which NIcs Pr~Siie1t
George W. Howard was present TIE m~n
orgsuiz.d a un.ob aud decided that ~ tbs
demands OF the meB in the PBilsiaD. lila
Bols shops were not grated thsy would
20 out la their behalf.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
TWO STORES BURaLARIzED.

Special Dispatch 70 the Daily Eagle
MULHALL, o. T., May 22.-Burglars
broke into DR.. McConnehey's drug store
and ID. SINNERS general store, last night.
The burglars eptsred the drug store from
the rear end by breaking out large pane
of glass, and got but Sl.50. The burglars
entered Mr. Skinner's store by cutting
away wire screen and secured some dry
goods. No clue to the burglars.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
WILL RESIST EVICTION

DESvf u. Colo. May - State Mine In
spector Red has gone to Cypris in rs-
sponse 10 - call from miners. Serious
trouble is expected there. as the mIas
owners hsve Imported Nexicsns and pus
them In the place of the strikers. Mine
owners have notified the strikers TO move
out OF the company's houses, aud the lat
ter say they will resist eviction. aud they
also threaten 70 drive the Mexicans from
camD
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
St. Louis Handicap Entries.

ST. LOUIS. May - Among the long list
Of entries for the club members handicap.
5000 sweepstske for three year olds,
To be run at the fair grounds track, Sat
urday. June 2. are Rice. the recent winner
OF the Brooklyn handicap and the equally
well known 70 Tambien. Yo Tsmbie
is also entered for th. street railway stake
OF $2.O OO0 which will run next Thursday,
May "a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
IRRIGATION MEETINo

1oFEkA. han-, May 2-An important
meeting Of tue state irrigation commissioo
was held here this afternoon A LARGE
representation from western Kansas WAS
present The meeting was mainly to for
mulzte the report TO De made 10 the Nj
tonal Irrigation convention, which is 10
meet ia nsaysr
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
p Us DOMESTIC TROUBLES.

CHICAGO. Msy - -F05msI notice that
The dona.stle troubles 81 A sdrgw 10y, tho
Crouia suspect. and bis vile. he ssnss-
tioaal yitI@ss-s ia tue CfoulB tidal, have
been mpromi-si, was brought taL0 csars
today The sivUTce proceedings iatTo-
duced By Mrs. foy wers dim sssd.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
crscrSsArrs NAY YxsrrvAL

eIesesth time 1b=ss1Oss Thomas t0b KIT
directed the o9eBlnz concert 0f tbs CiH-
cssBau A.y festival y ljaa" sAs fea-
desed With chorus of 80 sOscss- Do
besFtiest grziifieasioa ~ss gwen tes
chorus Your tksusssd A-tensd 20 TIE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
pRESpERoAsrs CA Il.

CHICAGO. Mag z@-wa-n Pfrndsrzast's
bearing was esli-d before judge Cbetista
fnis afternoon the attorney Tor ;Es de-
fsus. ssked . coptlBEsne- uatll Juns IL
The state made 90 obj-stioo AID The s;sy
was entered without discussion
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
CAN THEY IMPEACH
RADICAL REBUKE PROPOSED IN
THE JENKINS CASE.

House Committee on Judiciary Ea-
dorses the Boatner Report in the
Matter Of Judge jenkins Fam
Gus Anti-Strike Injunction
and Will Report a Reso-
luton to the Effect
That the Court
Exceeded His
Powers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
Chess Cnsmpionship.

MONTREAL. May % 2-The eighteenth
game Of Guess championship series be-
tween Lsskar aud Steinitz was adjourned
at IL o'clock tonight. Lasker sealing his
bird mOye
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
The aaieha ay Eagle: aaeduesday 4orima ay 25, 1884

terday. to detach the Usage reservation
from Oklahoma and attach il to the To-
dian territory. An amendment 10 AZ com
plisn this viii be proposed TO tie Indian
appropriation Diii
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION

VIII oe o: value . the world By iilusirs-
ting the Improvements Ia tue mechanical
sris. and eminent physicians will tell you
that tAe progress IN medicinal agent.
hes been OF equal importance. and a. a
strengthening !.xstsSs. that syrup Of flss
il far in sdyaDc- II all others
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
APPoINTED AND coNFrRMEp

WASHINGTON, May e2-The attorney
general has appointed William N. Draffen
assistant United States attorney for ,he
western district of Missouri
The senate in executive session .oSsv
made pubic the confirmation of Jos. a.
tsreal 10 be United States marshal for
Colorado
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23

81 PArL II ss.. Axy - IA sp~eisl -
the Fssas<f PFss<. fsosa sr-st Fails,
Meet. says. Dsas.i Tnse.y. es.hssr u tss
tsrsss Fsssx <stsoe2S bssx. sts ss%< htEs.
49, Ssfars.1y s=STassx By sosi5snt. as@3
toai. .1l. he sosls. . ssts Asa ca8ia
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
7EpERArlos UTILIZATION.

BJm5SSTOS. IozA. NAg - Tbs
special features II tess~y's se.sios OF -.
Ioss STATE Fe.&s2;soa of iAssr ~ss sac
zgo2tioa q pr s<esis5oo "a srsissfs STA
he AEnsrzc.a Fsfsfssss1 C ..5gs, by q
vote u is 70 "a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
EXECUTIVE cLEMENcY.

ToPEKA. Nay 22-John Bluut. Who Is
in tne peniteutiary, sewing a sentence
given him nineteen years ago fer killing a
man named lnsersoll, was parSioned to-
day. The full sentence was twsnty-four
years
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
IN OSAGE'S FAVOR

WASHINGTON, May 22,-The house com.
mittee on Indian affairs has decided 70
grant the request of the Osass Indian
delegation. which appeared before il YES
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23
STRIKERS GET UGLY
RIOTS AMONG COAL MINERS REGfN.
MING IN ILLINOIS

Non-Unton Neeustabocts Set rpon By
Strikers at La sallc and Brutslly
Beaisn-yictims Followed Into
Their Haven Of Refnrs aai
Pounded Into Inssasi-
bility - Dcs Noipes
Strikers Went Let
the City HAVE
Any Water.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-23

Western League
At Sioux City r. II f
Sioux Ciry......5 01 o 3 o o 2-l3I2 Z
Batteres-Joues and Twinshan; Phil
lips and Westlake.
At Jacksonville X II +
Jacksonville 4 10000 0O02l-s
Omaha. / . 3 / o c.
Batteries-Capling-r and Snyder; White
hill and Fear