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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Sports 4 Britain.

LONDON. June 27.-At the New Castle
and Gosforth Park race meeting today the
race for the Northum Deriand plate vas
Won By Mr BIcaaoan's bay horse Nea-
court. Mr. S1srwpod's Haskesbgry, sec
ond. aud NJ Ss7re's TlltOu. laird Tas
prize j. worth 100 severe yns
SOCTH HANPToS, june Z7.-Ths American
line sieamrr N-c York, arrived here today
from New York h4vin< on board taf Yale
athlete team Toe mem oers ot the team
are ia the best Of health TssJ 20 direct
- Oxfa-4
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Auxzr Of Peace

F3ERITS. Jeue - Al ts- special dfs-
patches Teceiyei here cone CT o. ststiug
thai Ca-irafr Pcrf-r's elect toa - ueii re-
c-iTcd tLroug bout Germany a. a. arEury
n p-ac-- Al The EloEuIaS p@p-gs of b.
lin express Lheir sstisf=ctiy1 1ltA the else
;sUa. Enpsro- WiliisEz hzs ordered
C1uut voa Munster ta- tT-r-zan an os-ss
dor q Fr=rce, 70 Fep-e--ut hsu a. ta-
funeral of " Czrn0l- Hs uslzsfg vii
cos51-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
rtsiy Is Satisfied.

ROME June 21.-Aa the evening papers
speak very highiy OF tie election q n.
Cssimir-Perier ss president OF France.
In the chamber Of deputies today Baron
Blanc. migistzr Of foreign Affairs. a.
souhced that be had received sssErsuoes
from France that stringent uszsures
would De taken TO insure the tfetT Of
Italians in that country. BarOo Blame
added that ta!s spontaneous promise had
o-en fully kept
Tse eL2nbcr. after expressing sstlsf4c
tioa with this Statement, sd tourEed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
METEoRIc PHENOMENA.
Twistsr In Minnesota

PIPEsToNE. Minp., June IA cyclone
passed over Pipsstone this evening. caus-
ing injury TO several persons aud heavy
property losses Mrs. G. T. Hicks was in
stantly killed ana Mr.. Hicks seriously iu-
tured- IL is reported from points al
Jacent that a number of farm and school
houses have been DESTROYED and there Is a
possibility that a number Of lives have
been lost The path OF The cyclone was
about 500 feet wide and swept through u
distance five miles in length.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
cHINA.gAPAN.coREA

LOyDoy, June zs.-Ths correspondent oi
the Times a. Shanghai tslegraphs that
Japan attitude 80 oouusction with Corea
thrssisBs q crisis "A eastern Asa WliEh
may prove dangerous 20 bota Japan and
cBiEs, AID ruiG0us 20 general cornm-rce.
The v.oeToy q CEIaA considers TIE acti9a
ol Japan inconsistent wIth .ntersaiioBzl
isW aud existing trs@'lss. bat vii sndsSv-
or 70 preserve peace without dlzbJH1f lc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

| which should have left here at O'Clock
this morning, is still here. Superinten-
dent Beamer WAS informed at 3: 10 a. 10. by
the train dispatcher that the train was
made up with the exception of two Pull
man tourist cars aud that the switchrDen
had positively refused to att ca the Pull
mans to the train. 1t was ascertained that
the orders were received some time Last
| night from the headquarters OF the nnlon
at Chicago by tue local members OF the
union here TO commence the boy
cott, and this tie-up was the
first result. The switehmen inau4urated
it here because in their hands fell the first
handling of the cars There was passen-
ger list of about forty persons and almost
all OF them were tick=ted for long distance
points. but their money will be refunded
or tickets Will be made good from the
time the train NAV start.
The Southern Pacific train which is
scheduled to leave here for San Francisco
at D. m, is standing at the depot. the
American Railway Union men, compris-
ing almost all except the conductors, re-
fu>ing TO leave unless the Pullman cars
were detached. The railroad company is
firm in refusing to go on without the
whole train. All the passengers have re-
manned on the train all the afternoon in
hopes that some compromise will be
reached.
The next Southern Pacific train is sched-
uled to leave at 7:45, but will probably
meet similar result.
A delegation from the order called upon
General Manager Wade of the Santa Fe
this afternoon and held conference but
nothing special came of it. The evening
outbound overland had to be abandoned
and the indications are that no more
through trains will be sent out on either
road until the boycott is removed.
A dispatch was received from Superin-
tendent Fillmore Of the Southern Pacific
to the effect that their employees should
not be allowed TO be deceived in this con-
test as the sleeping cars OF both classes
are owned by the Southern and Central
Pacific companies. as shown by Inside
initials on the cars, and the annual report
of the Southern Pacific. The dispatch
said the cars were merely operated by the
Pullman company for the account OF the
Southern Pacific railroad and that by de-
laying traffic an injury is done TO the rail
road company Instead of to the Pullman
company, but as the Pullman company's
name appears on the outside of the cars,
the men could not see it in that light.
7 he Southern Pacific has already re-
deemed large number Of tickets bought
by passengers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

CHICAGO June Z7--Fegr cut of six fsT
Oritss landed tie nouey a. WzsbiagtSu
PARK and FOR toe sr-r day since the f8sss-
uC began. 20 long suot won, z-aEe-t bin z
Sonersault a. . % !. in The lasI race. Pei
ssas uol TIE second race Sitn esss Anc
ss-ms - Be vsrF nssrsy ID tie dTst grsds
2 tWo-ye4r-0-ds. PriDCs Carl ~ho i4adeA
juss oufsIas toe m0acy 10 the csT5y toyk
IRE racs zod Casa Day Too hls tAsr4 snc-
cessre race 4n the >E1ts sE.rt- Don nEo.
:. favo-ite. dld not E.t cazlk marx IN
tne at rsce, wA.es x4s s07 hsndlsF hy
>DEerszalt Aonsy = scarce 4ne TIE b-t
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Tornado N Dakota

ABERDEEN. 5. D., June ga phenom-
enal storm OF wiad. rain and lightning
swept this section this afternoon doing
great damage to buildings. stock, etc
Up 10 lC o'clock tonigbt i've inches Of rain
bad fallen. The streets are running
streams and crops are under water. The
country has not been heard from but
heavy losses are expected
Aipena. WoonsOcket. Huron ane Mellet
were visited by terrific wind storm this
afteruoon aud much damage WAS done
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
SANTO, THE ASSASSIN.

LoNDoS, June 2S.-A dispatch to the
Standard from Paris says that Santo Is
watched day and night TO prevent him
from committing suicide The assassin
appears unconscious of what faie has in
STORE for him. lt is reported that be once
said: 1T Is pity | was condemned I'm
Italy. III l had not been afraid To undergo
sentence in the Quarries OF Sicily, the
pooe and King Hum6ert would have been
blown into the air long ago. Beastly
clergy, beastly king"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
PRESIDENT cARNoT's FUNERAL.

PARIS. June 27.-I5 has been arranged
that the funeral procession which will
escort the remains OF the late President
Carnot TO the Pantheon is 20 leave the
Elysee palace at O'Clock in the morning
lt will proceed through the Champs
Eiysee 70 the Place DE La Concord, aud
through the Rue Rivoli. reaching the
Notre Dame at about noon. After the
funeral services at the Cathedral the pro-
cession will GO TO the Pantheon by the
Pont tNsuf and the Boulevard ST.
Michal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
ANARCHISTS ARRESTED

ROME, June 27.-The police arrested
three anarchists today in the precincts Of
the chamber OF Deputies. Thsy were ia
ken 20 the pOlics station and searched.
Each OF them had upon mis- person an ac-
curstely drawn plan Of the hall, Hobbies.
entrances. etc. of the chamber. showing
almost conclusive evidence that their de-
sign was % explode . bomb or commit
some other outrage in the building.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
The Boycott in Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, o., June 27.-About 500
switchmen and yardmen from Ludlow,
Ky, met here tonight and resolved to boy
colt Pullman cars tomorrow, beginning
with the Cincinnati Southern. This meet
ing represented less than one-tenth of the
local men. AT Pullm8n's shops at Lud-
low eighty-four men worked today To-
morrow the number will be increased to
los, within twenty of the number of
strikars
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Storm and Cloud Rurs.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, June 2S.-A severe
wind and rain storm swep, over east Ten
nessee last Hight and was followed oy q
cloud burst on the Tennessee river ten
miles east OF Knoxville. Much damage
was done to thousands of acres OF crops,
whole corn fields being almost destroyed.
Several houses aud barns were washed
away. No loss OF life is reported
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
GLADSTONE WILL RETIRE.

EDIsBCI.sH. june Z5.-Af = nsetin- -
the N = diogsizn l.. bsrsl sssocist!9a .oElgat
t was cf1nitely zla0uscsI that AF
u Diztlstou- wcald r0< ag2fa stsnd tor ~iec.
tlou 20 The hoGss - Cur1 u40-s- -lr Ihrr1ss
q bsoa Carmichael III! saocssd LF. Glad
srOa< n A.4Egttlzu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

LoNDOS, Juae - "A special dispatch 10
the Daily News from COnstantinopls says
the authorities have seized tho English
steamer Science, which was carrying guns
for the Hrttfsh warshfp Cockstrir@ which
Is stationed at SUliBa- lac officials refuse
TO allow the vessel TO pass through the
BospLorus unless the guns are delivered .
Turkey. This action is taken OF account
Of sCuae iuforualfY
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

While Baltimore still leads the field in
the race for the blue ribbon of fbasebsildom.
the leaders have not Of late been such
steady winners as they were while back.
and Boston is climbing up on them hand
over hand. Brooklyn is also playing bet
ter ball again and promises soon 10 worry
the favorities- Louisville still tags along
in the rear. The Browns were white
washed by New York yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
DEBs ORDERS A STRIKE.

RATION, n. NJ, June 27.-President Debs
of the American Railway Union has issued
the order for strike on the entire Santa
Fe system. The men are ordered to re-
main out until the discharged employees
shall be reinstated. Tonight not a wheel
is moving on the entire New Mexico divi-
sion. Several arrests will be made if the
United States marshuls succeed in getting
here from Santa Fe. The passengers are
making the best of the situation. Judge
Leeds of Santa Fe has issued an INJUNCTION
restraining the strikers from interfering
with the property Of the company in New
Mexico
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
KNOCKED OUT OF TIME

by that able blood depureut, Hostetter's
Stomach B1tters. the young giant. rheuma-
tism, withdraws beaten. In maturity IL is
harder to conquer. Attack IL at the start
with Hostetter's Stomach Buffers, aud
save yourself years Of agony and constant
danger, for this mAlady is always liable TO
attack the heart. Potent Ia malaria,
dyspepsia, constipation, nervousness and
kidney complaint is the Bitters.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28

CKAELE -TuE. -. Va 1uss = -Mhry-
IA El.B-rs ~ ng= over 70 the Gare-s
szi1es a.. stopped asf sssrE ga sp9li-
rAsica q tEe ols-ssEars ft- sbeg 2 Tlth =
p7-s= srr..1 NifA Niuc-r~,srs AEFsst@i =
arTsbeT q TIE .-rlkers, a1d 10y are Eoa
81 !siL - q ser rTs 1cTktaZ. o1s are
-u.Tsz1de4 5y eesvy suAr1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Westsrn Association.

At st. Joseph r Fl f
ST. Joseph ....4 0 l o ? 90 8 Ill Il 3
Rock Island 80 0 / 0 o l 0 o. Q )
Batteries-Johnson aud Stein; Shicker,
Andrews and Zeis.
At Lincoln r II f
Lincoln. ..........0O 00O03-6 3 .
jacksonville. 0 0 0 0 0 ? o O. 3 4
MISUNDERSTANDING aud Speer; Car
ish. Emericks and Snyder.
AT Des Moines- r II r
Des Moiues.....O O00102 00-S Q 3
Quincy. o . 0 0 O-2 3
Batteries-Burrell and Jones; McDougal
and Johnson.
At Omaha r II r
Omaha...9 92145OO I-22 % 4
Peoria. l 1 o l 0 l. 5 10 3
Batteries-Boxendalea and Moran; John
sou aad Terrien.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
GROVER Is KICKED
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS YIELD HIN
BUT FAINT ENDORSEMENT.

Congressman Fithiau Leads the Fight
Arainst the administration and
Only Consents to Partial En-
dorsement OF Cleveland At
ter the Convention Has
Knelt at His Feet.
Frank MacVeagh
for US. Senator.
Resolutions.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Not On in Oregon.

PoRTL AND, Or, June 27.-Trains on TIE
Oregon division of the Southern Pacific
have not been affected so far by the boy
colt of the Pullman company. All trains
left tonight on time.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
DECLINES wrTR THANKS.

LEWISB-lG. Pa. J4Ge s1-Ex-.Tu 81 G
bUcuer, wbo was today nominated By the
Democratic ssa-e coayeation ~ one os tas
Candidates Tor cong snEressmsn-st-.srse. has
forwarded . the state commit &C a letter
positively d dscllning the nomiaasicn.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Situation IN Montana,

HELENA, Mont, June 27-The first
effects of the Pullman boycott were seen
here today when the east-bound Northern
Pacific train arrived. Last night the
west bound train was bound up at Living
stOn and the superintendent Of the Mon
tana division ordered the east-bound train
10 be killed when il got to Helena This
was done, aud the 200 passengers that
were aboard are scattered about the city.
sightseeing. There has been no excite
ment Of any kind and everyone takes the
situation good naturedly. On the Mon
tana division, extending from Helena to
Livingston, not wheel is moving.
This is due to the fact that the
shop men at the latter point have
taken advantage of the Pullman boycott
to present their demands for an increase of
pay. and, In sympathy with them, other
employees have gone out on that division.
There are lots of tourists at Livingston
and at National Park who have been
caught in the tie ~. No freight is moving
east of Helena in this state, but from Hell
ena west freight trains are operated.
The Great Northern, which runs its own
sleeping cars, Is running all right, and to-
day for the first time in two months began
running through trains to the Sound.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
DUEL WITH SWORDS

ROME, June 27-Signor Imbr.ani, and
Major Tassoni today fought a duel with
swords Both were wounded, the latte ?
severely The trouble arose from the
statement made 10 the chamber OF depu-
ties \ week ago Tuesday. 10 the effect that
Major IassOn. did not deserve the dsoors-
ton that had been conferred upon him by
the government for the service he had
rendered during the riOting ia sicily.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
Western League

At Minneapolis r II f
Minneapolis. ..2 2 0O64 2 6 0-22 26 5
Kansas City...3 0 o 20 o 3 O. 13 8
Batteries-Sowders, Parvin and Burrell;
Daniels, Mauck and Donahue.
AT Toledo r II E
Indianapolis o 100 1915 8 4
Toledo ........0 o o 600 g. > o
Bstteries-Cross and Westlake; Hubert
and Summers.
At Milwaukee r II T.
Sioux City....0 2 o 8 o 2 l +-9l2 4
Milwaukee .......0 1 0 0 o l . O. 6 Is 6
Batteries-Cunningham and Twineham;
Stephens aud Lohman.
At Detroit r II E
Detroit. ........0 2105 o 8 0 2-16 l6 z
Grand Rspids....2 90 8 3-l4 10 z
Batteries-Pears and Hurley; Rhines
and Spies.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
THE BOYCOTT COMPLETE.
Pullman Cars Barred From All Roads in
California.

SAN Francisco, June 2Z-The American
railway union men in the employ of the
Southern Pacific have asserted their pow
pr. AS result of their attempt to enforce
the Pullman boycott, passenger trains are
lied up at every railroad center in the
state. Save by the local trains there will
be no passenger service out of San Fran
cisco tonight and there is every indication
that the tie up may be protracted. An
official of the Southern Pacific company
Geclared this afternoon that his people
had made up their minds that II they are
pot to be allowed to run Pullman coaches
they will run no trains at all. The local
officers of the American railway union de-
clare that the Pullman coaches must be
withdrawn, and both sides seem to be pre-
pared for bitter and determined fight.
Threats of the Southern Pacific managers
that if they cannot run Pullmans they Will
pot run the trains to which they are usu-
hliy attached was explained by the fact
that the Southern Pacific owns a seventy
ave per cent interest in all the Pullman
coaches running over its line.
EVERYTHING TIED UP.
SAN Francisco, June 27.-Tonight it is
impossible for person TO leave the state
Of California by rail Not a train except
those engaged in suburban traffic Is
moving in the whole state. The Southern
Pacific company adhered to its determine
tion not TO run trains without Pullman
cars apd the trRlnmen were equally as
determined not to handle the cars bearin 2
the hated name Pullman. Consequently
the hundreds of people VINO expected to
lravel north, south and east were forced
DO return to San Francisco The train
m en- went to their homes and the big Oak
land mole was deserted except for the
Eerryboat employees and the suburbaners
N SACRAMENTO.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, june 27.-The South
trn Pacific WAS made TO feel the American
Railway Union boycott against Pullman
cars this morning. The climax came this
forenoon when passenger train running
between this city and San Francisco. car
rylng n Pullman sleeper for the benefit of
The coast passengers, was stalled in the
yards. II WAS demonstrated that the
American Railway Union is strong among
The southern Pacific employees All the
lralnmen, including switchmen and car
cleaners, declared that they had no
grievance against the railroad company.
but they would positively refuse TO handle
Pullman coaches. The east-bouud pass-
snger train was permitted to proceed, in
Asmuch as the American Railway Union
b ad allowed the train 10 leave Oakland
ysTds, but the men insist that no other
ira ins shall be permitted to so out with
Pullman cars.
~ LOS ANGELES.
All Southern Pacific and Santa Fe trains
which have hitherto pulled out of here
with Pullman cars attached were tied mn
today on account of the SoycotS declared
by the American Railway Union against
the Pullm Car company. The Santa Fe
overland passenger train east-hnund
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
DIPS IN HIS OAR
SENATOR MARTIN FOR DAVE OVER
MYER FOR GOVERNOR

Thinks Him the Logical Candidate for
the Kansas Democracy to Place at
the Head Of Their State Ticket.
John Eaten Supposed 10 be
His Choice for Attorney
General-Changes in
Postofice Salaries.
General Kan.
saS News.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
BUuPrIOUs TURKS

Pure blood is better than blue blood. {"
To have pure blood take Hoods SaTsapa-
rIIla
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
AT LA JUETA.

The through passenger train is being
held at this point on account OF the bow
cott on the Pullman cars. Some forty
hremen have been discharged for refusing
10 so out on these trains and one engineer
from the south end. The COMPANY are
feeding about 100 passengers.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
TIE SANTA FE TIR.UP.


TOPEKA. Hans -. June .S-Geueral
Superintendent II. [. NJ udge OF the Santa
Re, was seen at l o'clock thts tao rning at
bis home. He had Just returned from a
trip over the road and ssgid while this
trouble had been brewing for some time
he d!d not expect it u bre.k quite - sOoa
Mr.. Nudge could not tell how many
Railway Union men there were in tae EN-
picy OF b. company, and further said THAI
ihs latest information lie had was
10 the effect that none of the
brotherhoo8s would espouss tAe cause OF
the American Railway uuiou. He said
that the road would OF course be guided By
the advice OF he courts IN o7po>Ias tae
strike. bu, that every means would De en-
ploye1 10 light toe strike o the end
hewss asked whas the efecs would be
on tGr road
He replied: 1t viii undoubtedly tie rs
up for day ortwc
"A complete tie ups-
Yes eut.r iy, at least tor day or two.
caHDot 'ei. any shias about il definitely
lust DOW"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
How They Stand.
National LeaSue.
BALTIMORE AT CHICAGO.

RHE
Chicago. ........0 0 D IL o 0-15 10 3
Baltimore .....1 0 o , o y o. 3
Batteries-Griffith and Schriver; Clarke,
Hawke, Inks and Robinson.
PHILADELPHIA AT CINCINNATI
RH f
Cincinnati. ti.....01soOO OO3O%-7 9 3
Philadelphia. 20 0 , o 0 0 O. 4
Batteries-Vaughn and Parrott; Cross
and Wey hing.
BOSTON AT LOUISVILLE.
Boston .......,3 o2015o 90 2-lS 10 8
Louisville ......1 o 0IO O00O O. s II 5
Batteries-Stivetts and Ryan; Menstee
and Grim.
NEW YORK AT ST. LOUIS
RHE
New York. ....1 5 10 0 o 4 Oil Ii
st. Louis. .....,...0 O0OO % ? 6
Batteries-Wiison and Westervelt; Mil
ler and Hawley.
WASHINGTON AT PITTsBURG.
H E
Pittsburg. 02O0054 %-i1l4 s
Washing gton. % 001002 o. IL Z
Batteries-Gumbert, Mack and Merritt;
Mercer aud McGuire.
BROOKLYN AT CLEVELAND.
Morning game;
r II f
Brooklyn .......4 02 o 10 3
Cleveland. ...0 o. 3 O 0 0 O. 8 Il
Batteries-Stein and Daley Virtue,
Young and thinner.
Afternoon game:
r II z
Brooklyn .......2 O 10000 =-51l 5
Cleveland. ....0 . 0 o o 0 o D o. , 10 2
Batteries-Daub and Daley; CIarkson
and O'ConnOr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
IN SACRAMENTO.
IN LOS ANGELES.

All Southern Pacific and Santa Fe trains
which have hitherto pulled out of here
with Pullman cars attached were tied up
today on account of the Soycott declared
by the American Railway Union against
the Pullman Car company. The Santa Fe
overland passenger train, east-bound.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
ATLAS VEGAS

Railroad men here are quiet. but their
determination not TO move Pullman car
Is very apparent. The presence of a United
States marshal and IA number OF deputies
loaded down with guns had no effect on
them. Engineer Jerry DeL0ug aud Fire
man Reed Oldham were in The cab of the
noon train from the south, ready to start
out at a moments notice should the Pull
mans be removed, buC refused TO bulge
otherwise. \ telegram came from Man
ager Frey discharging these men, aud II
has Just been announced that a general
strike has been ordered on the whole Santa
he system until these mea are restored.
The company seut out special for Ration
al 5:50 p. IL, but did not send the mail
though 1t undoubtedly could have doue so.
The special contained the United States
marshal and several OF has deputies.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
BROWNS SHUT OUT
NEW YORK SOCKS 1T TO ST. LOUIS
IN GREAT SHAPE

Baltimore Still in the Lead for the
Baseball Pennant, With Boston
Close Up for Second Place aud
Brooklyn Not Far Behind.
Brooklyn Wins Two
Games From Cleve-
land Spiders-The
Days Sporting
Eve s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-28
PULLMANS CAN'T GO

RAILWAY UNION MEN WON'T HAN
DIE BOYOOTTED CARS.
All the Big Roads Out of Chicago Tied
On and Most California and West
.ern Trains Stand Motionless ut
Various Points-Boycott Sem
timent is Spreading-A
Strike Ordered Along
the Entire Santa
Fe Sy t IN
by Debs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-04-05
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