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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
REVENUES COME IN SLOWLY.
And What Does is Principally From
Sales Of Tobacco Stamps.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-The cash bal
ance in the treasury today was Sl26. S75. 40,
of which $50 2S4, 023 was gold reserve.
The total receipts from all sources at the
treasury during the present month amount
to S42, 021, $50, and the disbursements ST.
6SS, S04, leaving Surplus mouth OF 50,
49,, 52G although the disbursements today
exceeded the receipts by s34S,5l2. OF the
receipts Sll, S04, 914 were from customs aud
so, So, 27S from internal revenue
Only SAB, 173 was received today from
internal revenue sources and this IL IS
thought came almost entirely from the
sale of Oleomargarine aud tobacco stamps.
The Peoria, HIS, district, winch. during
the time the tariff bill was in the hands
of theipre-ident. yielded as high as $500, 900
In a single day on whisky Withdrawals
paid last Wednesday only SIS. For the
first time in several months the customs
receipts reported today amount TO more
than 81, 100000 and this increase is expect
ed TO continue until large part Of the
goods now IN bond shall have been with
drawn. The pension payments this month
amount TO Sl2,6l5, $50.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

BOSTON Al NEW YORK.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
FIGURES ON BIG DOODLE.
How the Aldermen of New Orleans
Made Fortunes.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 3L-Tbe grand jury
made its final report on ,he municipal
scandals. Il shows the prices paid 20 tue
city of New Orleans, for the several frau
chise by the purchasers at TIE sale were:
City and lake railroad. SsJ0 Oao; Crescent
City railroad, Sl5o, 900; judah Hart rail-
road, Sl24.030
"Our examination Of the books o. the
New Orleans Traction company" con
tnues the report. reveals JAe startling
fact that the actual cost of these franchises
10 that corporation WAS =. 80, ul0.
Franchises OF the Nv Orleans OIry aud
Lake railroad WAS SOLD 10 Henry Bier for
SEQ Geo
The Trsc5ion company furnished him
the Collaterai> CO which lie secured the
purchase money. They paid him $50. 900 Tor
the franchise which he mad purchased W III
their money for Sle0020, and then pui
HIM $4,000 IN first mortgage bonds a. his
commission
NO one knows where the extra Sl01. coo
weut. but the belief : that il was used IN
the city hall 70 secure the franchise IN the
usual way
Two indictments for bribery accom-
panied the report O3e was against Couu-
Gilman Dan 4. Meyer for processing 10 re-
ceive bride OF S2,0. go ami Uue other
against Alderman Joan u. Clark Tor &c
ceiYIpg = bCIbe OF 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
A BechuanaIand snake story.

Here is n snake story from a Bechuana-
land paper which we do not remember
having seen before:
A BarbertoD man who goes 20 church
regularly was one day walking along the
banks of Concession creek eating "A sand
WITCH and on account of the usual dispar-
~ between meat and bread he threw the
redundant piece into the water. lmme-
diately a swarm OF yellow fish bubbled
around it, fighting for the mouthful The
man searched his pockets for fishing tackle,
but all in vain, and he was just beginning
to die of despair when his eye lighted on
a blaCksnake. At thar moment he remen-
hered how his father use 70 tell him that
blacksnskes We're very expert in catching
fish. He therefore grabbed the reptile by
the tail, carried IL 10 the river and held IL
over the struggling fish. The snake prov
ed itself born angler, and in the course
Of an hour the man had captured ~ fish.
\ few days later as he was walking IN the
same place he felt something rub against
his leg, and looking down he saw his
friend the blacksnala eager for more sport
-RangoOn Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
KIDNAPPED HIS BRIDE.

EMPoRIA. Kan, Aug. 3L-Robert Eos
Ter. Young man about - yeors Of age,
and who recently came to this city and
purchased an interest in large Touring
mill, was arrested today charged with
kidnapping Minnie Geib. a 15-year-old
girl, who resided with her parents at
Walnut, Kan. 1t seems that Foster was
employed in mill with Miss Geib's father.
who runs hotel, and IL was at this place
the romance begun. The parents of the
girl strongly objected to the young mans
attention to their daughter, and had ar
ranged for her TO come to Emporia 10
school, when it was learned that Foster
had located here. The arrangements were
then changed concerning the young lSdy's
education. which greatly discounted the
Young people. Last Sunday Minnie left
home and has not been seen or heard of by
her parents Her father came to the city
and caused the arrest of her daughters
lover, who this morning gave bond aud
went TO Walnut TO stand trial. The girl
Is yet in hiding, and, according to Fosters
story, they Will marry as soon rs he is
cleared
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
News.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
PoND CREEK, o. T., Aug. 3l.-Right Of
way man Harry Thompson and Engineer
Peters OF the Rock Island railroad were Ia
the city today for the purpose OF locating
a site for Il depot to be built at once II Is
understood that trains will commence
stopping at this city the first of next week,
and a good substantial depot viii be built
Just as soon rs the work can be completed.
4 committee from, this place goes 10 To
peka tonight for the purpose of pertectlns
arrangements granting the railroad com
pany II right of way through the city upon
which TO locate their side tracks aud
buildings.
People here are highly pleased over tie
turn matters have taken, and a feeling OF
encouragement is shown by the active in
crease in real estate values snd the sub
stautiaI improvements which are being
made
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

NEW YORK. Auc. SIR G Dan & Co.'S.
weekly review % Grade, Which issues to-
morrow will say.
The activity which -arae, with exhaust.
Ell stocks, and the pressure q DELAYED fall
demands. aud vsS> increased ~ the re
moyal OF aReeItsiaty about the tar,s. his
continued with heavy entries ot
foreign gods sipcssihe biz became a law.
The gaia Is sct -, .hat whlea was
expected AMI ld>.aess. IL good 10
comparison w.th Last year. is sJiIl poor IN
comparison wita years pyeceiinE. Pre-
sumably there his 40, been time b feel
the fall Il c-s 81 ,he change snti a gradual
Eaiu Will be more healthy sut eucs'u s.Stag
than \ sptsmodic Use. but the expansion
81 commercial loans has suddenly era.ed.
prices of manufactured products show
weakness rather than strength. aud there
hiss been reaction ia the stock intrSvt.
prices Of railway stocks avrrss,tns. 81 ceut..
aud of trust stock I'll per share lower
than a week ago
Wheat moves Hugely and western re
ceipts We're 5,56tIss bushels Tor the week.
aStluS 1913 9Jl last year and Tor August
: 10000 bushels. a. ,iuSt ~ so h., vc.r
which does not n short crop pred elton
AitdutiC rNsHtbS Tor tot month nave tcFt
only ~ opU COO bushels against - co. OOl
Isst year and tue pricr has risen a
shade during the week Receipts Of
corn ar only a. S0I bushels,
against $50, 90 los the week lass year.
while exports are Insignificant aud tho
price has advanced 81, cents while pos
haS risen - cents per barrel aud lard "a
cents par leo pounds. Fears % frost. tnc
crop being ltte. are argued A. "A reason for
quot t'io-s Otherwise uuwaFrsuted Cotton
.ts drcIurd = cent for Tbs wees. bgt
c OS with every Indication OF Well
materially exceeding the worlds maxi
mar. cJusump ion u American, anj with
1000 bales OF old cotton Ia sight IL all Jho
mills were running full force the situation
would nOt promise much.
Failure, are siili few and small FIR
the ihird week 81 August reported lithli-
ines were - 976 jiS but for .he three
weeks ouiy - ~ 4li Of trading concern.
The average j. only SiI.j1 per firm fail
Ing. The failures This week have b-cu
is In the n.Ied Scales. against ,s5i last
year aud 40 In Canada against - last
NeTT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

II is not always well 70 strut and fret
ones little bCar upon the stage too rails
tically. Macready who throw himself in
20 bis acting heart and soul used % tell
funny stories about the effect 81 his casy,
colloquial manner upon the players col
Iected for his company in small provincial
towns. Once in the play Of William Ten
he turned 20 one o. these stupid rUefics
and put the question. d" DO you shoot
50 naturally THAT The man was quite
thrown of his guard and 20 bis horror
replied, II little, sir but I've never bad
a 20 .gith one Of them crossbow- An
other time in "Firsiuig- he asked Do
YOU wait for Ee o. lead Virginia .1. or
will you do 50" only % be greeted uncE-
pectedIy by the actor who played Ir!l.ls
with, Why. really. sir. 7 don't car. llss
a YOU do IL IN London. Cooley Aas
zine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

NEW YORK, Aug. 31.-Tom O'Rourke
who is looking after Peter Jackson's in
terest in this city said today when he saw
the Worlds facsimile of the Sioux City
Athletic clubs check: Very good. Those
| checks seem to be all right. know the
amount Is perfectly satisfactory to Peter.
The one thing he is anxious about is the
| ability of the club 10 arrange fight with
ont police interference. What he wants,
! particularly. i guarantee of immunity
from arrest. Peter would also like to see
| and talk to representative of the
| Sioux City club. He wishes to know ex-
actly what is demanded in the articles it
may forward When l see the Sioux City
clubs representative L will telegraph
jackson TO come TO New York.
II do not see any reason now why Cor
bett and Jackson should not fight. Peter
will meet Corbett in the Sioux City club,
provided, Of course, it will guarantee that
no arrests Will follow. You see he has not
booked any dates for his show yet this sea-
son. as he has been waiting TO arrange
matters with Corbett. Jim, on the other
/ hand, seems to have booked his company
pretty well. or at least Brady has for him.
Now what will he do if he signs 10 meet
Jackson IN four or five months? He will
pay big bonuses to be permitted to cancel.
IL he had been sincere in his desire to meet
Jackson he would have made his bookings
with the proviso left open IN the event Of
his signing with Peter. That's what did
with Dixon before George met Solly
Smith. Honestly and trDthfully. though.
| don't think Corbett cares to meet Jack
sou
Am l to be Peters manager? Not that
| know of. | am merely representing
Charles Davies, who photographed me to
look after Peters interests in this city.
That's all there is to my managing Peter.
II there is any trouble aud there should he
break, will willingly take jackson in
charge.
PETER IS HOT UNDER THE COLLAR.
CHICAGO. Aug. 3l.-"I went to New
York" said jackson, ito find exactly
how l stood with Corbett. l came away
disappointed He gave me no satisfaction
| was satisfied from the first that
lie did not want to meet me.
Francisco. | found him. Who and
what is tue Sioux City Athletic club? SO
far not one name has been signed TO the
dispatches. There is no responsible head
10 the concern. l understand a represen-
tative OF the Climb is i'll Chicago. / have
not seen or heard anything from him.
am sick and tired of this talk and
will not advertise Corbett anymore. l
have no faith whatever in the Sioux City
offer. Corbett may give Inc fight
some time, but it will be year
or TWO from now, when l am not
IN shape or condition TO meet him.
My money is still in the hands of
Stakeholder Davis. of this city and al
though the former match is of, will not
withdraw the stakes until | am satisfied
that COrbett does not mean business.
will remain III Chicago nine days, and
viii be prepared TO meet the representa-
tives of the Sioux City or any other
athletic club that means business"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
sAToLLI TO BE RETAINED.
If He is Recalled, Another Papai Ambas-
sador Will Come.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3l.-A special from
Washington says: A reporter called az
the residence of Monsignor Sstolli TO in
quire concerning the report that, at
the end of this year, Monsignor Satolli
would return to the Vatican at the
request of the pope. DIR. Papi. his secre-
tary, made the statement that the delegate
had not yet been advised by the pope as 10
the matter, and, in view Of that fact, did
not believe the report was true" DR.. Pap
said further: Nv neither MonsIGGor S8tolIl
he recalled or not, some one VIII be main
tanned here in the office he occupies.
This Is now permanent legation which
represents Pope Leo in church affairs, the
same a. the emba.s y oi lraly here repre-
sents the political government IN diplO-
matte matters
After making this important dec lara
ton. Dr. papi refused To discuss the mat
ter further. H. l. The opinion here thai
Monsignor Sato!l VIII not be recalled.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
AGE DOESN'T wITHER HER.
Dried up Old Maid Sues for Breach of
Promise, so Year Old Preacher.

OTTUMWA, L., Aug. 31.-A sensational
breach of promise case has been started In
the district court here. Phoebe Irwin, q
spinster of 55 years brings suit against Rev.
Christopher Lazenberg, a sUperannualed
Methodist minister, 50 years of age, for a
large sum, for the sighted affections
Lazenberg has preached IN various por-
tions of this state and is widely known in
the conference. The plaintiff AYERS in her
petition that the defendant sought her
hand in marriage; that his suit was ac-
cepted, and the day for the nuptials set
The reverend gentleman, however, had oc-
casion To make a trip TO Paris before the
time appointed for the wedding, and
when he returned his affection for the
plaintiff had cooled.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
TOWN SITE BOARDS REDUCED.
40 nisnatch 10 the paLlv &c

Special Dispatch 10 the DAILY Eagle
GUTHRIE. o. T., Aug 3l.-The following
boards have been absorbed by the local
townsite board No. 6: Boards Nos. !. 3, 4.
6 and Z. This concentrates all the bu-l-
ness relating TO tweuty-one townsites now
under their jurisdiction TO the local board
and in the future ali parties interested in
either of these will apply TO the Big SIX
for information. The towns having nm
ished or unfinished business are Gnth rlr,
East Guthrie, West Guthrie. Capital Hill,
kIngfisher, Lisbon, Hennessey. FL Reno,
Reno CITY, Norman. Moore, LeXingion,
Noble. Frlsco. Saltwater, Downs. Clayton
Perkins. Mulhall. Ingalls, and Crescent
Cts. This will be IA great saving IN eX-
pense, as one board eau now attend To all
the appeal cases, now amounting TO some
800. quite as we'd as five, with the mlul-
mum Of expense.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
NOT ENOUGH WIND.
Big Yacht Race Presents Sorry Old
Appearance.

DARTMOUTH, England, Aug. Sl.-The
race between the Nigilant and Satanita to-
day was a failure. Running out 10 the
Skerries ON the second round, the Nlgilaut
became becalmed and the Satanita gained
on her. Rounding the buoy of the Skier
ries, the cutter WAS only eight and one
half minutes behind tbs sloop. The wind
then dropped, aud both yachts were be-
Gained. After making n long reach to
land, the SatanHa got the first
breeze, and drew up still much
closer to the Vigilant. The latter
then got the wind, aud coming within a
mile of land, took the breeZs along
with her TO the eastern mark. Tn re. how
ever, when the ..Sataulta had greatly im-
proved her condition, the wind dropped
again and she gradually drove TO leeward
as the wind became lighter. IL became
apparent there was little or no prospect
Of the yacht being able 10 flush the sec
ond round. The weather was also be-
coming foggy, and the sailing commander
declared the race off as there was 10 pos
sibiiity of deciding it by finishing the first
round. In the forty rster race, C0rsair,
the property of L. W. l.. Popb an. was
accorded first prize at the end of the first
round; Carinu, owned by Admiral Mon
tague, was second. The course for the 20
raters was not decided for lack of wind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
INDIANS KILL a CEINAMAN

BoIsE, Idaho, Aug. 3L-Oae hundred
indians from Ft. Hall reservation are
committing depredsrjoas IN Owyhee
county. They are Canped Ia the vicinity
of Byuueau aud are ~iAuEhtsrin- game
ruthiessiy. District Attorney {. -. Has
ordered Game Warden johnson 20 wara
them e desi>t. The iUdiaus acted iu 81
threatening q manner tLaL h- beat g
hasry retreat lie reports thar they Killed
"a CbInaul-43 vs;erlay, and Se-tkfs ars
much "A armed. In lilS abselCe q Gov
erao. Mcconnell, Secretary o. Slsze Cur
It's has notified tie Hcsat a. Fort Hail
! AMI Ge j. EoiuE u Uwy Aeu.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

4 dentist advises that acids are even
worse than sweets upon the teeth ard iu-
Weighs against shs eating q orange, and
apples ~ night without carefully missing
the mouth afteFySarG psrsons too. with
sensitive teeth. who drrac the hour iu .
dentists chair will 6nd tae.r suffering
s0fneyy hat relieved by being careful What
u eaten h<fOre the appointment. Acids
tna' SCI the teeth On edge are poor prep
aration. The same authority rerorn-
ruends small rubh@r band as frs REST
tooth pick y These are really better than
the dental foss often sdvsT' l-.s. ~ or
iainlF quite a. god. and U78rh more apt
q - o. hand -Sew j ork in-ss
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
AMERICANS ARE RELEASED.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-Minister Baker
today sent dispatch to Secretary Ores
ham, concerning the expulsion of the per-
sons concerned in the Mosquito troubles,
which states that the president of Nicara-
qua, acting under an act of the legislature
issued decree expelliug from the Mos
quito country all persons concerned in the
rebellion. The minister protested against
tie expulsion of Americans without trial.
He Informed the NicaragIsn government
the Unit d States held that without trial
and conviction upon some Offense Nicara-
qua had no right TO Danish American citi-
Zens. The minister also stated that the
Americans who had been arrested were
now on parole. 1t was not thought nee
essary To send Minister Baker additional
instructions at present as those previously
sent cover existing conditions.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
CHINESE KILL FRENCH FAMILY.

PARIS, Aug. 3L-The governor OF Judo,
China reports that the night of the 27ta,
Chinese maraud-rs murdered VI. Cnal-
lett. French col ector OF customs in Tou kin,
and killed ms wife and children. Troops
pursued the outlaws nut failed to capture
them. The French government has de
manded indemnity from the government
at Pekin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

A rood story is told - famous Eng.
li-h engineer An attorney went a. him
v ben hsfpt began bis career - ask him
an opinion as civil engineer After Tho
opinion was given DC inquired al 90 the
Zee and was told e. was - guinezs. which
Dc accordingly paid some years later.
when the civil engineer had nequir-si p
reputation and been made . fellow a ths
ROYAL society. tho same attorney went up
o. Elm f9r GA opinion. and when Be- bal
received ir ea'd. .- ! remember che la-t t.rse
i IS l.a. ; % krd your Zee. aud you sal1
.. ss e gginoas. and s0 I have trogEit
= r...s f.r fa4t amount The suH1Heer
looked at hin and aeksd him II D. knew
w..H J r. r meant The answer vas.
."Hr alrIy it ruaaus fsIloS ~ ths
ROYAL society. Yes 30 szjd fhr engines.
and So means also, fee~ Tsissd s4aos %
-Exrhsbgs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

long conference with Louis Meyers, chair
man of a committee to organize a plan
of action. Mrs. Lease addressed n number
of the strikers at Turner hail and among
other things in her talk, she assured all
those who wanted TO go where they could
secure their own terms and better their
condition, that Kansas stood ready 10 re-
ceive them.
Meyers processes to have Sos, 600 capital
to start with, and the rights 10 bulld a
sleeping car on which there are twenty
seven patents and which can be turned out
2 Z a COST of s. 200
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
WAITE IS = GONE DUCK.
Primaries HID Yesterday Turn Out TO
Be Against Him.

DENVER, Col, Aug 3l.-Great interest
attaches to the Populist primaries N Ar
aphoe (this) cpuniy, held today, as It IS
thought the complexion OF the Araphoe
delegation viii have much to do with
Governor Waite's chances for renOmins-
ton at the state convention 10 be held at
Pueblo next Tuesday. There are $50 pre-
cincts in the county from niuety-iour OF
which returns have been received. The
returns show 1872 Waite delegates and l5l
anti ate delegates, with u probability
OF four or five contests. The remaining
present precincts will return evenly diVi-
ded delegations, it is thought. The Arap-
hoe county delegation will adopt the unit
rule. The opponents OF the governor are
breathing easier
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01

CHAMBERLAIN, :. d., Aug. 3I-Dannie
Needham, at present sojournlng on his
sheep ranch in this county, received a
proposition from the Auditorium Athletic
club of New Orleans for twenty-five
round glove contest with Australian
Arthur Walker, for purse of 81. 5O0 the
contest TO take place Oct. 10. Needham
authorizes the Associated Press TO state
he will accept the proposition at once.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
FUTILE SIX THOUSAND BALLOTS

PARIS. Tex. Aug 9l.--Crawford, Shep-
pard and Hodges. candidates before the
Democratic congressional convention Of
the Fourth district, after ; 800 ballots bad
been taken, Withdrew tusir nsmes, leaving
the field open. Hou. David b. Culberson,
the present incumbent, was then renom,-
mated by acclBmat.on.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
HOW JOLLY

Eli. who said that The answer is a.
prompt IS the question from the dear
chappie who has Cuecsmated the rhruma-
tism with Hostetter's Stomach B.J'-rs.
unequalled as well for dyspepsia, liver
com plaiut. inactivity Of the bowels or kii-
news, nervousness, lack o. vitality. appetite
or sleep. Use the great tonic aud you viii
be ultimately happy Il not afflicted.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
he SUES THE BANK

Special Hispatch 70 the Daily Ea=le-
GUTHRIE, o. T., Aug. 3L-Suit was filed
this afternoon by William +. stiles against
the Bank of Indian Territory 20 recover
500 that mad been deposited there TO be
drawn by A. A Humphrey and turned
over to Coyle & Smith when certain con-
ditions were fulfilled. The petition AYERS
that tne conditions were never complied
with and so prays for the return of the
money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-01
G. Ar. NATIONAL ENcAMPmENT.

Begins at Pi5tsburg Sept. 10 Low fare
over Vandalia and Pennsylvania Short
Lines from sept. 20 10 inclusive. Con-
Meeting lines IN west will sell reduced
rate tickets over these olrecs routes via.
st. Louis or Chicago, good returning Until
sent. = inclusive FIR details apply 70
\. I. EATON, J & p. Agt..
" Fctita Kan