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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
NOT THE TWO HUNDRED.
Three Kansas Counties Stated to be
Short on Representatives

TOPEKA. Nov. 2l-Three counties in
! Kansas lose their representatives. The
next house of representatives,, which Will
elect IA United States senator in January.
will have but l22 members instead of 125.
the number that has been counted on up
to this time. The state law provides that
no county casting less than 200 votes shall
be entitled to representative. The Of
fetal returns show that Grant county cast
but 164 votes: Stevens, 80. and Seward
1917. while Haskell county just saves itself
By casting POI votes.
The law provides that when any county
loses its representation il snail for leglsla-
tive purposes be attached to the county
adjoining on the east, but 1t happens
this time that Stephens county, which
loses its representative, has for its eastern
border Seward county, which also loses its
representative. The law does not confem-
plate such a case, and it may b. that both
the counties will now be attached TO
Meade county. which lies east of Sewa I'd,
until the legislature in 1896 redIstricts tine
state.
The counties losing their representation
this year are nearly all Republican. al
though there will be contest made by
the PopulistS of Stevens county who claim
their man was counted ont by fraud. The
three counties concerned will be entitled
10 delegates in the house, who can draw
pay aud mileage but have no vote.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
GATHERS THEM IN
FIVE INDICTMENTS FOUND AND
PARTIES ARRESTED.
Oklahoma City Excited Over Proceed
ings Against Editors Burke and
Brown, Probate Judge Stewart
and Attorneys Brown and Harper
A Young and Dignified Judge.

OKLAHOMA CITY. o. T. Nov. 2l-The
grand jury has reported indictments
against Probate Judge Stewart, and E. E
Brown aud J. J. Burke, editors of the
Iimes-J ournal. The Indictment against
Stewart was for assisting prisoners to es-
cape from jail. lie having released Burke
and Brown who were jailed by Judge
Scott for contempt of court. The indict-
ment against Burke and Brown was for
escaping from Jail. W. r. Harper, pro-
bate judge elect, and J. l. Brown, both
prominent attorneys, were also indicted
for contempt for publicly commenting on
a case in court. Ali parties We're arrested
today and there is much excitement The
whole matter grows out Of the district
Judge. Scott, who is only % years old, at
tempting 10 keep everybody from COM
menting in any way On his actions in court.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
SETTING HIM RIGHT
GRAND ARMY HAS INFORM
FOR THE PRESIDENT.
National Encampmeot Resolutions to
be Laid Before President Cleve-
l1nd in Regard 10 DiSchar-in-
Old Soldiers Prom Governments
Posi':ons-Address is Non-partisau

ASHINGToN. N0y. 2i.-COmmsnier-ia
Chief /. &. LAWYER o. ;He Grand Army OF
'ne Republic. arrived here today 20 pre-
seat 10 Prrside NJ Cleveland a REQ uyiaa
sGooted by the national euesmpm-ut at
PltlssUrS, protesting, ssai ust he discharge
; OF veterans OF the late war from GOV -rn-
msn' Positions, President Cleveland did
uoS come ii from Woodlsy today. General
LAWYER says be does not intend 10 N ~
any speech but will be prepared o answec
any qarsuooS 4. the prs Gent cess re- IT,
IoTm7tioa. he j. fortified with d.tt upon
tue discharges Of veterans from the de-
p'rtmeGts, collected by the ioesi posts Of
the Grand Amy OF thu Republic.
Commander ia Chi-t LAWYER aud Ad
l'ttnt GrUerSl Jones calie,i at the whits
House at half p~St o'clock. Tasy were
received - PF.vste Secretary Thur ees.
Mr.. Lawler presented "a ) creJary Tnur-
Ter tor re>o. utlous Of the i,si vnCanp-
ment 81 the t'rsud Army Of Jhr Republic,
accompanies! ~ statement Of tue eases
o. CA so.d3ers wAo lad been reduc~6 snd
tnose wno, II Is claimed. lave bcea dis
cFitnInaled AZ ,iust II other Ways.
tr-Erral L4tMi~r decii1ei t. make the
stsi emeut pUhsic, bat sand u WAS Goa
seTNativ~ presentation OF the case bsse-i
upon Facts aEi couchei in moderate aui
respectful. terms Ine orgau,z ,tioa hri
uo political ends - serve aud no lie ire L.
DO injustice 10 the administration. lac
SAID, oui fr!t that the fact, bvarins upoa
tue treatment 81 old soldiers ia the gov
ernmrut service should be m sde known To
President Cleveland 80 that apy &C ioa
lie might see n 10 Rake Should 10 taken
with fall knowledge Il the m tier Il i
understood that the reinstatement Of some
veterans Who have been discharged. 10
asked for
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
KNOWLEDGE

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Il has given satisfaction 70 millions AID
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syrup Il Figs j. for sale b. al drug
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
THINK IT IS BILL,
Noted Outlaw Believed to be Under
Arrest in Texas

Fort SMITH, Ark. Nov. 21-At the
United States marshans Office il is regard
ed positive that Bill Cook is under
arrest in Texas. He is thought TO be one
of the five men captured by the Texas
rangers at Mitchell's Falls. The descr,p-
lion of the man Farris, one Of the five,
exactly corresponds with that OF Cook.
ILls Is strengthened by the fact that the
man who answers the name OF Skeeter is
an exact counterpart of Baldwin, alias
Skeeter, of the Cook gang.
Ever since the Correta hold up six local
detectives have been on the trail of the
bandits aud have been well posted as to
their movements A week ago they learn
ed that Cook aud part of his band had
gone toward Texas. They used the wires
10 forward their work aud when they
heard OF the arrest of the five bandits
mentioned, placed much confidence in the
belief that the much wanted outlaws had
at last been rounded up. Two of the
deputies have gone to Texas to identify the
men aud bring them in.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
CHINA MUST TALK
OFFER OF THE UNITED STATES TO
MEDIATE DECLINED.
japanese Emperor Replies in Person
That ar the Present Stage or hos
tilities Mediation is Not Appllca-
ble-Alternative Course Suggest
ed-European Powers Satisfied.

WASHINGTON. Nov 2l.-The official re-
| ply from Japan TO the offer OF he United
States TO act as mediator between Japan
, and China has been received The reply
is from the emperor OF japan personally.
He expresses the good will OF Japan anu
the appreciation OF the course OF the
United States, but states that the success
OF the japanese army is such that the
Chinese should approach Japan directly
for peace negotiations, but adds that in
asmuch ms China has no minister at Toxic
that nation could avail itself OF the good
Offices of United States Minister Dun.
Under Japan's Offer an important situa-
ton is now presen' ed. 1t makes Mr.. Dun
the interesting center of negotiations from
this time forward, unless the United
States should decline TO permit him TO &C;
as China's representative in submitting
an offer All negotiations hereafter be-
tween japan an China uutil the war is
settled would be Conducted through Min
lister DENLY at Pekln aud Minister Du q at
Toxic.
The action of European powers upon the
new phase of the question Is now awaited
with much interest. Japan's suggestion
that Munster Dim will he IN acceptable
Medium of communication from China In
the other powers from being a factor IN the
negotiations. IL Is believed, however.
from official Information received here,
that Russia, Italy aud Germany will Ger
talnly look with favor On Culua's dealing
through Minister Dan. The same sources
Indicate that Austria probably will give
her adherence as her mem Der>hip IN the
triple alliance makes her foreign policy
similar TO that Of Germany and Italy.
The position OF Germany has been so
closely analogous TO that OF the United
States that it has been a question OF doubt
within the last few days whet her Germany
might not be substituted tor the United
States in the offer of med alton. As there
Is to be no mediation. Germany's position
still remains favorable To an adjustment
along the lines suggested by Japan. Italy
has already notified the allied powers that
she Cannot consent to fore bic Interference,
which is equivalent to declaration in
favor of a pesceable settlement, such as
would come through Chiua's offer To MIN
lister Dun.
1t can also be stated positively that
Great Britain has favored the recent offer
of mediation by the United States on the
ground that 1t is presumed that il would
save China from utter destruction and
thus preserve the British trade with
ChIna. Under these circumstances, il i
believed by officials and diplomats who
ARE familiar with all the correspondence,
that the European powers cannot, with
propriety, Interfere with any offer which
Chlua wishes o make directly through
United States Minister Dun.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
ARRESTED FOR GHoULs.
Dean Alexander ami Six Students
Charged with Body Snatchlng.

OMAHA Neb., Nov. 21.-A special to the
Bee from Lincoln, Neb., says: Six stud
ents and the dean OF the medical faculty
of Cottner university We're under arrest at
the police station tonight charged wit h
grave robbing. Their names are d. r.
Medham, a. S. Rose, d. H. Roberts, j. A.
Buford. J. Z. Waller. J. VI. Ward and
Dean r. j. Alexander. Last Wednesday.
Otto Albers, Il man between % and 30
years of age, died in the city. On Thurs
day the body was buried in Wyuka Gene
terry. Friday last Superintendent Dyer dis
covered through one of his assistants that
the grave of Otto Aibers had been robbed
and the body carried away. The coffin
lid was found on top of the rough box
but coffin and corpse had been spirited
away.
Suspicion was at once attached to some
medical college connected with one of the
universities. Superintendent Byer placed
Detective Malone on the case Tuesday
Malone has been at work ever since and
tonight rounded up party of me lical
students at the lecture room at Cottner
university. Dean Alexander was about
to illustrate his lecture by a practical ex-
hibiiIon OF dissection and had apple the
knife 20 the cadaver when Malone came in
/ on them and placed the whole medical
class under arrest. This occurred about Q
o'clock this evening. The whole party
was brought to the police station where "A
preliminary examination was held by
Acting County Judge Wurzburg
The prisoners were released on bonds of
$500 each to appear for trial tomorrow
morning. The body of Aihers was taken
10 Nyuka cemetery ana deposited in the
vault. Two more students suspected Of
being implicated in this vandalism are
still! at large and it i said tonight that
they will be arrested tomorrow. The event
/ l. Creating intense excitement in the city
As this Is not the first c use of grave robbiug
Tor the accommodation of the diSsecting
room 1t Is expected that some sensational
testimony Will lie given tomorrow in the
case. Messrs. Oliver, Owens and SchlegeI
signed the bonds for he students
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
LOADED FOR BIG GAME.
Attorney Montetth Wants Cleveland in
Court at san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 81 Attorney
Monteith Is preparing some atfidavits to be
hled tomorrow in the case of the strikers
now on trial for obstrucring the mails aad
interfering with interstate commerce. II
is his purpose to make every effort pos
slble to summon TO this city As witnesses
in the cases now pending, President Cleve-
land and the managers of all the principal
eastern railroads which were In any Way
Involved In the big strike. If the applica-
ton OF the defense for these distinguished
witnesses be refused the matter may be
carried to the supreme court for final
adjudication
Monteith, speaking of the case. said:
we held that the president of the United
States and the managers of the eastern
roads We're technically guilty OF obstruct-
Ing the United States mails when they put
forth the presidential aud managerial
proclamation concerning thy strike. We
want to lind out why that proclamation
was made and on that point Mr.. Cleve-
land S testimony is essential do not be-
heVe there is any law by which he Can
claim exemption from coming aud testify
ing as witness" The matter will be de-
clded by Judge Morrow tomorrow.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22

There is but one road that is a member of
the association between Omaha and Dem
Yer AID that is the Burlington. General
Passenger Agent Francis said that be did
not think that it placed him at n disad-
vantage being he only association road
between Omaha and Denver, and he did
not think the Burlington would withdraw
rom the association. He said that he
could meet any rate that might be
put In by his competitors by voting TO put
the rate In himself He is his own boss, as
II were. Heis sure of a majority, being
the only one to vote
Inc local association, which is an ad-
lunct TO the Western association, is AS
close TO the edge rs the other. q. ". Clay
ton, northwestern passenger agent of the
wabash, notified Secretary Davidson to-
day that be would be compelled To with
draw from the local association. This
leaves the Burlington. Northwestern aud
Milwaukee still in, but each will he COM
PEELED TO Withdraw il the roads leave the
Western association. As it is little can be
accomplished by those remaining, they
are In the minority. The result of the
meeting IN Chicago is what all are waiting
Tor. A well posted railroad man gave as
MS opinion that but little. II anything,
would be ACCOMPLISHED iu Chicago
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
ELECTRIC BRIEFS.

General Miles took command u the lie
pagtmrnt Of the eat yesterday.
All Rusrantofs Of the Isondon Barring.
have been released from further popsi-
biiify.
William Nicker sgd sister lvlas Ave
miles sou Of Gsl-sbufg. Micb, were
murdered ~ ttarnps lsst Igh..
A private dispatch rece vsd at Londou
FROM India 4afs She condition Of Lore
Randolph Churchill j. vefy unsstisf.et.ry
4 Dispatch % tie L3ndou Times froIr
Paris, says 81 F'Spco.- de Csu.-ude. d
brsri.u ~ the magazine collection is dead
Dr.. J. Van Ncs- a prominent Brptt-t
minister, received ia,si iujuri-s from Ne
gro iUotpads at NasHy4ae. 1caH.. last
ui-bt.
The T. ". Dawson cAnasrY snd sbs
Fisher Can company - san jose. Cai
were buyneI ye-fsrday. To-a, lO,n siJJ 90.
Insurance. 5000
Prince Earl August hereditary grand
duAe of syn ~4uiss Ei-eBsch. disd IN
yutum la.' .ai8s AZ Cape .. Ma
go. IL wa- ~ yesrs old
Walter Edxet'oa. tue "KeatuekT x &c.
bud" yesr-rIty -igsei articles TO NEST
Johnny %t1 H-~.s Ia a limited rvuud
0out % Buffalo next month
Cae huudfsd and taelvs game. will -
played b. eEcb club % the Western B.-s.
bail i-akge duriuE tie season The Oft
salary Hu.it % g.. 50 a month for esch c.g al
~ss adopted.
Information gathered - tbs usvv de-
psrttnent yesterday thr9Ss Ds- lisht o.
tie matt~f o. rhe fe.um0isn relics sb4
make 4; very sv.Gsa. tas Spanish goEsfa'
meas - b.auas.css.
The general iatsres: IA 'be bod i.sa.
and the IGas. bic Garctsss-Fs started . GUN
I .r 5i fam3fs see s-day ia So York tass
4 3 s. w. ~ . preani8ra a. ready sd tLst
.l-y- va ID Aaoalos wbsts e ~Oa.f
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22

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agent Aal q .~c-lsar eass la WasA.ng
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
PLEURo-PNEUMoNIA SCARE.
DR.. Salmon Of the Opinion that the
Britlshers are Mistaken.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2I-A csblegram re-
ceived at the department of agriculture
today from the agent of the department in
London announces that the English Of
iicials thought they had discovered a case
OF pleuro-pneumOuia IN the cattle recently
shipped on the Maryland" II was ascer-
talned that the animal came from Ken
lucky, and an inspector was ordered TO
Kentucky to examine the herd from which
the animal Came. Speaking OF the matter.
DIR. Salmon. chief OF the bureau VI animal
industry, said:
I'VE will be greatly surprised il this is
proven To De a Case of plrurO-pueumouia
There has been no pleuro pneumonia in
this country for eighteen years All cattle
shipped, particularly AT ;hls time Of year,
are subject TO exposure at sea- and thew
frequently contract pneumonia during
tae voyage Pneumonia l. not at ali dan
gerous. Doubtless this will turn out 10
be case OF that sort"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Regarding Passes, Western Trunk Line
Pool, and Benevolences.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-Passenger represent
atives of the Western lines were in session
today. considering the pass agreement
adopted some time ago by the general
managers of their lines. The principal
portion of the day was taken up by the
consideration of whether men in charge of
emigraut parties and men in charge of
other excursion business should have
passes. No definite action had been taken
when the meeting adjourned. The matter
will be taken up again aud a report SUBJ
mltted for the approval of the general
managers.
The members of the Western Trunk
Line pool met again and decided to extend
the territory of the pool to St. Paul, Des
Moines and Sioux City. Other points
will be considered tomorrow.
The annual meeting of the Passenger
and Freight Agents Benevolent associa-
tion of the Unite States and Canada be-
gan today. The opening session was
taken up by the reading OF the annual rs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
1T Is HOKE,1 JOR
Indian Territory Gu lawry Belongs TO
Department o: Justice

WAsHINGToS, Nov. 21.-Attorney Gen
sraI Oluey, Secretary Lamont and Secre-
tary Smith held conference today re!a
tive To sending troops % suppress the
Cook gang aud Others u tue Indian Terri
tory. They decided that the matter came
under the Juri-d ction Of the department
OF Justice. and as United States Marsh-l
McAie-ier of tue Indian Territory ha.
beeu criticized for his inacfiou. ,. J.. likely
that the attorney G-uera. VII, instruct the
marshal OF Arkansas 10 summon posse
aud drive the iawless element out ~ the
territory. There l. taxi OF removing Mar
shall Neal er.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
HURRIED THE DOGS.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 2L-A special
from Olympia, KY, says: The strong
wind together with the excitement of
several hundred hunters made today's
hunting equally as unprolific as that of
yesterday. When the champion stakes
closed last evening there were thirty six
entries.
The start was made before sunrise, but
there was no run. Early this morning he
dogs cried a track and worked 1t off well.
1t had the effect of arousing the crowd
which dashed after the dogs and SO hur-
ried them that they soon lost it. 1t is
estimated there We're 500 horsemen In the
woods. An area of about twenty-five miles
WAS covered. The dogs Were hunted with
out I'M ermissiou until 4 o'clock, when tn ey
were called off
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
WANT TO 60 HIGHER.
Indicted Sugar Trus. wltnssss- Present
Petition f1r a. APP al

WAsHISGTpy, Nov. p - Shell ba-zer
aud Wilson presented tOIlT 10 the c5uf,
OF appeals q the D.str.c. % Columbia a
petition for AZ appeal .1 tie eases a.
Nes,rs MecArtoey aud C4spnau. .Ullct.
ID rscaIcirr4Ht w4t.e-ssz I'D tss suzal
trust 4Evr-tiytticr- Toe arr-a. was flafH
TIE decision q Judge Cole = D. ss-niel ta-
d-murEer - tie defendant. The r--i' oa-
e. calm that she .fSa..tF 20 ta- 4ra .et-
urnts alt tLs csl.-#t. -.-s. g. .t tlr
IVY under which tar a-t-rlsafs were l.-
c-eri 49, involved 80 tie s..,.al ars sass
ta- -uca reasons ttev were entitled 20 a
aecl-.ou o. t1s r-1h-s- to1rt. TIE us.
ANNOUNCED tbsc tie deci.isa VOC be
: sco t.Mo-roT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
DISMISSED THE CASE.

ToPEKA, Kan. Nov. 2l.-The members
of the state board of railroad commits
sioners have dismissed the complaint
against the Missouri Pacific in which it
was alleged the company was making dis
ordinations in rates on -four from Gar
nett. They are now at Eskridge consider
ing a complaint of the citizens and bust
ness men regarding the train service on
the Manhattan and Alma branch of the
Santa Fe system.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
FOUR BIG SUCCESSES.

Having The needed uerit 10 more thsu
make good 81. the sd vertisiug claimed tor
them, the following four rrmeties haze
cached a phenomenal sale. De. kiug',
New Discovery, TOT Consumption. coux -
and colds. each bottle guarsnteed-Elrc
tsic Buffers. The great r. medy for Liver.
stomach aud kiduey-. Buckien's Aguica
SLiver, the best IA the world. aGd d..
King, New Life Pills, which are pr
feet pill All J1ess remedies are guzrstn-
teed 10 DO lu-l wnst - Claimed for them
aud the dealer whose mans i attached
erewlr will b- glad - tell you NOR OF
them. Sold "a, Charles Lswrenee's and g.
GehTiug-s drng store.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
ovERCHARGE OF PowpER.

WHEELING W. va. Nov. 2L-TEe coro-
ner's jury In the case of the seven miners
Killed IN the branch mines on the Pauban-
de railroad yesterday. finished its labors
!aie thss evening. Expert miners made
Al examination Into the workings where
the explosion took place and test fed thai.
II wa- cue 10 an overchsrge OF powder
h,cA lS.ited the cal dust ana TINT the
PIT b's> was ceaSCU4b.e for nos having the
dust properly werteI down ami that State
Mine Inspector Htrr Should also D. cea-
sureI Tor Uot ordering this done on his
Visit 10 the mine last Thursday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-22
SICILIAN EARTHQUAKE.

ROME, NY. PA di,pttcl from Mes
siua, sicily. saws tuat a snort though VIC
lent earthquake shock was experienced
there TO-DAY. No damage has been done,
although a state of panic continues Re
lief funds for Che earthquake suH -rers have
been opened throughout Italy. The earth
quake shock today WAS f-lt in Ca'abrii,
Catania, aud the island of Lipar.l. ~ All
clifton 10 being fe!t at MessiuH, Sicily. At
the latter place religious pJocessi Oh
marched through the streets headed 10y
Cardinal GuariuO, aichb shop of Messip-,
Offering up prayers for Tie safety vi the
Iuha blLanJS