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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-12
SAYS PICKERING IS OFF.
Attorney Vance Tn nks That Female Suf-
frage Will Stand.

TOPEKA, Kas., Aug 1.-The equal sui
rage advocates continue to discuss the
points raised by Mayor Pickering concern
ing the informaIities and defects Of the
law submitting the suffrage amendment
TO vote of the people. Mrs. j. w. Thurs
ton, chairman OF the suffrage campaign
committee, submitted the question to A
II. Vance, a prominent attorney of this
city, who furnishes the following opinion
on the subject:
Mr.. Pickering, after pointing out sew
eral irregularities, says even II hose points
should not be sufficient TO set aside the
amendment, there Is one that he considers
fatal. and that Is the error of publication
in the session laws which provides that the
voter must be a resident of the state one
year, while the engrossed oil on file in the
office of the secretary Of state provides that
the residence in the state must be six
mont rs next preceding election.
Il find that the constitution provides
that the legal publication of amendments
TO the constitution must be in weekly
newspapers, although there Is 8 statutory
provision that the amendment must be
published in the statute book
The constitutional requirement OF pub
LEGATION 10 a weekly newspaper in each
county in the state at least three months
aud the publication in the newspapers Is
according to the engrOssed bill in the Sec
rotary Of states Office, which is correct
at Is my opinion. and the qussten was
a few months ago submitted 10 several
lawyers over the state, and they all agree
that the supreme court will hOid thai the
publication IN the newspapers being cor
rect in accordance with the constitutional
requirements, the error Of publication in
the session laws, statutory requirement
will not be regarded sufficient - prevent
the amendment going iHto effect should II
receive a sufficient number Of votes.
In regard TO the publication OF the
amendment with the yeas and nays in the
senate aad house journal, fad Mr.. Pick
ering L correct, but that Will hard Oe
sufficient 10 affect the amendment, as il i
en,eIe ed with title aud number. and the
number OF votes cast for aud against are
entered up the same a. Tor any other bill
cr resolution before the legislature.
1T Is not likely that the supreme court
would regard that as sufilclen- 70 set aside
an amendment TO the constitution that
had received the Endorsement Of a majority
Of the voters IN the state
Il 30 uOt believe Mr.. PiekeTing's points
are wei taken"
Ir. Vance : 4 Republican, but his yiew
Of tue <tatGs OF the amendment i the same
that held By Judge Frank D0ster, Pop
ElIsJ
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ment will be held under the walls of the

ment will be held under the walls of The
packing house
When the men quit work tonight prob-
ably 1000 people were on the tlIi looking
down toward the railroad tracks but the
main streets were clear from curb to curb
and from the switch yards TO the top Of
the hill. The side stress were denSeiy
packed, but the thorOughfare heretofore
occupied By the biz crowds Was clear sx-
cept Tor the soldiers. who paced the street
on eii her side. but no tffoTt was made By
the strikers TO Interfere with tue men
going from work.
The genessl opinion is that The presence
Of the stare troops has sffeCtually qaelled
the turbulent spirits which have openly
deded the local authorities. Any dean
ousfratiOu on the part of the strikers who
have heretofore caused trouble viii be fol-
lOwed with serious consequences or else
the Nebraska National u rds or their
officers fail TO sppTecla' the real cause OF
their presence IN South Omaha.
y nesting of the men WAS held in biz
hall this afternoon. Several hundred men
were present The meeting was behiad
closed doors from uu-il 4 O'Clock, WHEN
an open mass me- ting WAS held. There
We're several speakers The object of he
meeting was 20 keep the men of the street..
Many expressed he belief that the strike
mad been broken by the influence OF the
state troops. TEere are those who insist
that the strike i neither settled nor 10 {
but these men evidently assume that the
strikers are as determined as ever, that
their ranks are full and that they are
practically unanimous in continuing the
: rike.
Messrs. Brigham and Carroll. appointed
by the citizens COMMITTEES to confer with
the packers IL an effort 20 end the strike,
held nnal conference with Manager
Cudahy this afternoon The conference
was frultleSs, for Mr.. Cudahy. on behalf II
all the packing house men, dsclared that
they Lad nothing to aTbitrate, and that
they would neither compromise norl con-
cai,4
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MALARIA STAYS.
It Never Leaves the System Until EI-
purgated

Should person with chronic ailment
present himself for examination To 4 Care
full physician, the fest thing the
physician would ask is: Have you ever
mad malaria:n Should the patient answer
yes. the physician would proceed at once
TO cleanse the system of malarial poison.
The sfJer-eifects of malaria are so differ
ent in different cases as 10 misiead both
doctor and patient As To the nature Of the
malaria. Any one who has ever hal ma
iaria..snd has only used the ordinary means
Of getting rid OF u. will very likely be
troubled with II. mere or less, during the
rest OF life. u may resembles almost any
chronic disease. Sometimes the victim
thinks be has consumption; sometimes
dyspepsia; other times liver complaint,
and often nervous prOsfration. etc
The only certain thing 90 do FOR one who
has malaria, or has ever had malaria, "a %
take thorough course Of Pe-ru-us. This
remedy will rid the system Of all the
malaria poison and fortity II against other
attacks Of tbi. pernicious disease. Pc
ru-ua Is especially prompt and lasting ia
it, effects on malaria' subjects who have
taken qulnlns without permanent results
pe-ru-Ba cures after every thing else fails.
An illustrated medical treatise 90
chronic and acute malaria wIi b- sent
free 10 any address b. The Pe-ru-na Drug
" Manufacturing Company, Columbus. %.
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DEAD ARE ALL IDENTIFIED

LINCOLN, Aug. 1.-THE remains OF all
persons who persisted ia the wreck on the
Rock Island were identified today and
there Is little reason to believe that any
more can be identified. The report that
\. X Eddy aud NJ. Beaver were among
the victims has proved TO be false. They
were safe in their homes At pawnee CITY.
The colored eX-cOnvict. George Washing
ton DAVIS, who was arrested last night on
suspicion OF having caused the wreck.
neither ahirms or denies the charge He
holds bad record ANA SUSPICION points
very stronly toward him.
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BRECKINRIDGE IS FIGHTING.

LEXINGTON, KY, Aug. u.-There is DO
probability that the deadlock Ia the cleo
tiOn of chairman of the Fayette County
Congressional committee will be broAeu at
the adjourned meeting next Wednesday.
The Settle Peep declare they do not desire
to antagoniZe either Owens or Breckin-
ridge aud that their representatives on the
committee will still refuse to vote They
deny that II Is because the two men nom
mated for chairman are Irishmeu, bat
should they vote for the Breckenridge mHa
under the proposition which they have re-
celyeu from that side the Owens men
would be cut entirely out o. representa-
ton in election officers. The offer was 10
give the Settle people oue-halI of the elsc-
ton officers The Owens men offered ia
consideration OF Mr.. Councils vote to
allow the Settle people "A representative
aud the Breckenridge men a representa-
tive. making the election officers three in
number, representing the three candidates
Tue Owens people have Fayetts county by
a large majority aud It Is highly import
ant that he Breckenridge men win the
cnslrman to control the polls.
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PUB THE OTHER EYE.
Good Advice Of an Engineer Regarding
the Removal Of CiRders.

Good Advice OF an Engineer Regarding
the Removal Of CiBders.
Nine personsJout Of every ten with .
cinder or any foreign substance in the
eve will instantly begin % rub the eve
with one hand while hunting for their
handkerchief with the other. They
may and sometimes do remove the Of
Tending c.n6er. but more frequently
they rub until the eye becomes in
famed, bind a handkerchief around
the head, and 20 % bed This Is al
wrong. The better way is not % ruo
the eve with the cinder in il 90 al. bat
rub the other eye as vigorously as you
like, according % a writer in the Med
iczl Summary, = no relates the follow
ing experience:
a few years since was riding -
the engine Of fas: express The en-
giueer tfare-S open the front window.
and caught a cinder that gave ne tae
most eKcTuciatiug pain. / began -
rub the eye with both hands let
your eye alone and RIB the other eye
tthis from the engineer thought he
vas chatting ne, and worked tie
harder ! know you doctors illoS
you know - ell, but i yoB VIII r.: that
ere alo-e and rub the Other one. the
cinder vii be out IN tzgo minutes. per-
sisted the engineer ! began - -u5
the other eye: soon I feI, the cizder
down near the iDrer cnntaus. and
T-ace rsa1y 20 take 10 cut Let y
alone and keep AZ the vel ere. shouts1
the Doctor pro ten : did 80 f0r r-.an-
tie longer. and locrirg n s-lll4
glzss be gave re fond the c1sncer "a
ny check since tAsn ] have tried g
u.zav ti1es. ard hare sdTlsef fr-arT
otAers. ard have never known = -
al ia one i1staooe. usiesa 3 va -
sharp a. a piece - steel or fo-sas x
tat cal fuss tf~ hall and required a.
ote-aticr -- rszsove -.
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TO OoURT-wARrIAL a CAPTAIN.

LEANENWoETH. Nan, Aug Military
circles were considerably stirred today
over the news from Washington stating
that courI-maryial had beea ordered 10
convene here Tuesday FOR the trial OF
Captain William :. Johnson. retired. He
Is charged with duplicating his pay &C
count and other offences. that will not be
given ont until the judge advocate arrives
from Omaha.
Captain Johnson served during the late
war and came out 4 Ortyet maJsr. soon
after the War closed he vas appointed a
first lieutenant N tie regular army and
WAS made capt an IN Isl,
He was Court-martIal-d at this plaCe for
duplicating his pay account aud was ac-
quilted with rsprimsnd. The evidence
produced at the trial showed that he
duplicated a months pay whicn he
claimed was done by a mistake. There
was no criminal intent shown aud be came
ont all Right. Captain johnson now re-
sides al : Jringfisld, Mo
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Special Dispatch 10 tlas Daily Eazls
GUTHRIE, Aus. IL-A.l ia crest In Okla
hOma just now is conferred upoa the ecm-
ing campaign. There Is going 20 be a
warm fight not only between Flynn.
WHISKY aud Beaumont, but among the
candidates FOR the legislature.
Governor R=nfrow has returned from his
vacation and will Monday APP
point three commissioners to redisJrict the
territory. Two OF these Will be Democrats
and one Republican.
Frank Greer, Republican. and W. J. Don
ovan, Democrat, Of Oklshams City, Il .
said, will be TWO az the commissioners.
But the great fight Will be that bet ween
Wisby, Flynn and Beaumont for congress.
The Democrats have lately been making
great boasts Of what they are eoins to Dc.
They talk confidently and 81 xious.y Of
eiectiug Nisby. The people do not be-
lIeve they can DO aay such thing. aud a.
the Democratic politicians have not sup
po.led their claims with figures. the
Wisely talk has been regarded a. bcsh.
But today a Democrat in authority here
revealed the Democratic scheme 10 elect
Wisely.
he said: The defeat Of Flynn, we be-
leve, can be accomplished very simply.
Three counties. LtSan. kiugtisheT and
Payne more than gave tlSnu hts election.
Logan alone gave aim 20 votes ovrC
tTSvers, kiuSu>hsr "a and Payne 81.
His malurJirs Ia these three counties eau
aud wall be overcome Nishy l. very
popular IN Logan county and will over
come f!Snu's plurality "a that county.
Tue majority given Flynn in kingti,her
county viii be easily oVerc0me by Demo
cratic gains Ia the western part Of the Ter.
ritory- Logon and ksugdSher Couot.rt
gave Flynn 9,0,0 over Iraver~ This leaves
but fifty-eIgut votes to be overcome iu thu
other counties. A. 90 the strip it j. as yet
an uuknowu quantity. but from all iu.iica
uons VIII cast As many Democratic vOtoa
as any other party
To those who know the situ4tiou. these
figures do not amount too much. SiDcs
the last election Deunis Flynn has made
himself a popularity enjoyed by 40 %. her
man IN Oklahoma. His activity aud uu-
Tagging energy Is appreciated bY tbs
people and they viii vote for hm. lie
Will he supported not only by Republicans,
but by Democrats and POpulists wci..
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NAVAJO IS AGAIN WINNER

VINEYARD HAVES, Aug. Il The start
was made shortly after 10 Il. M. the yachts
going q the following crde.:
SiooP>-Ilierim. Queen Nab. Navaho=,
Wasp, Volunteer, Jessica, katherine and
GCs>Un.
Sc4ooners-Consteilati Nea-a, Emer-
sd, Quicsstep, Elsie, Marie, ShamEoek
and Nay Flower
he wind Al first was southwest with
indications for a spanking breez-, but two
minutes later Il died out except light
breeze from the south which haA!ly iresh-
eued-
Tue Elsie passed first. closely followed
hy the Wasp sud the NAvahoe about ten
minutes later TIE v!nowatd continued
and most Of the racers went inside the mid
die ground the Else being well In advance
The Navahoe showed speed. however. aud
readily marking of the kUofs passed The
Este aad flew I'D the sound the Erst yAo1t
n The >oa-G Sue was closeiE followed by
the Wasp aLd fnsn tue scRoooers E-sle
auG Constellation.
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zinc and two or three sacks of material
which rattle very much like old tin cans.
After renting room lie opened "a hole
in the roof aud started his machine aud
the rain is supposed to fall sooner or later.
1t must come within six days in order for
him to get his 500. He was paid 800 for
making the trial aud he gets $500 more il
IL rains within six days, no matter whether
lie makes it rain or whether the Lord sends
it. The thermometer has been ranging
from 100 to l02, the sky is darkened and
the indications point TO good rain before
ruDrDioO
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LArosTOv ~ QUTFT.

GUTHRIE. Aug 70 -.i F.ussrDoei vas
br7usht back yrs.csas from lsnzstaa.
where be Vas < re- a D.. .a. aarF hes .taS
before justice HoIInzswarI5. laeFe aA-
40 disturbance iu tLe ceu-t room Al4 rT
thrrats DAstovrr made ac.savt i4a Pftt-
ouer By o.. c9lo-rd f-o9s ~ f.sas. t3s. s.
Several wltaetsss were eras.llra. fa's'lis
Mr. apc Ar- Luelrt- zul ore jon fsrf.
VIC testified to seeing Wander y.'at Ore tas
fatal -bst The prisoner ass as4Ha nTTl
zud returned O. rle c.Irtg Jst - size
paiLtrr. ~ ~ Oslo rs a~fH ayr '-'i -
f,v vstrv % release gaze rr.-s1sr ~ bali.
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Is GOOD FOR IRRIGATION.

WASHINGTON, Aug 1.-The disputed
senate amendments to the sundry civil
bill Were settled by the house today after
an animated debate. One was the propo-
sItion To give each of the arid land states
one million acres of surveyed lands to be
reclaimed by irrigation, which the house
agreed TO after the irrigation question had
been discussed by many western members.
The other amendment was al appropria-
ton OF S25O,00 10 purchase a square owned
by ex-senator Malone for site for the
government printing office, and this was
defeated, the house adopting a plan pro-
posed by Chairman BaDkhead OF the COM
mittee on house bills 10 buy additional
grounds adjoining the building now in
use. This action leaves still unsettled be-
tween the house and senate "A question
which has caused many disagreements
AT 4:40 p. II. the house adjourned and
the call for a Democratic caucus Monday
at 10 O'Clock was announced. 1t was re-
ceived with great applause.
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; II
II Is a. follows:
BIRMINGHAM Ala.

We hope the senate viii pass the resou-
ton To investigate the election and appoint
committee composed of Democrats, Re
publicaus and Populists. We will get petit
tons of $4,000 CIJlzens of this state for the
appointment OF a cOmmIttee. We eau fur
nlsh conclusive evidence of the most
stupendous frauds ever committed. Dallas
county, senator Morsan's home, gave ,. 700
majority for Oates. We have d list of the
votes polled in that county in every pre-
cinCG and the total is less than 20 OOO
Armed deputies were in every precinct and
the bull-dozng and intimidation were
without precedent.
W. II. SKAGGs, Chairman.
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TRYING TO RELIEVE wELLMAN

LONDON, Aug. u.-Following quickly
upon tine report of the dJSas,e- that befrll
tie Wellman party in the loss OF their
ship comes the news Of an expedition for
the relief of Mr.. Welimau and his party
A dispaic h from TrOmsOe. Norway, states
that the sailing vessel Maitygru. under
Captain BOttOlffsen. and fast cutter
sailed from that port last evening for
Spitz6ergen, their object being the bring
ing back Of the members of the expedition.
On June Il, Wellman and his companions
were SIX Uiles east OF Cape Platin and the
relief expedition will approach AS near "a
possible TO that poiut in order TO pick
them up.
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WALES LIKES THE CHICAGO

COwES, Aug. 1.-THE Prince Of Wales
spent half an hour on board the Chicago
AMI thoroughly inspected the cruiser He
afterwards expressed himself with being
much pleased with what he had seen aud
complinented Admiral Erbsn and his
officers. Certain members OF the royal
yacht squadron have been discussing Lord
NoivertOn's proposal TO Mr.. Gould aud IL
Is thought probable thst the match race
Will be sailed at first proposed, 10 miles
to wIndward and return, the event TO come
off on Wednesday.
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CHARLES ROBINSON Is ILL.

LAWRENCE, Kan, Aug. LEX Cover
nor Charles Robinson is reported very i'll
at his home north of town, from stomach
trouble and other complaints. He has not
been strong for some time and though his
present illness Is not considered serious,
any illne SIS is dangerous.
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800 ~ couNrERFErrERs

GuTmIE Aug H. Tie IecunseL
counterfritiBg eaaz continues e. grosy. T.
". walker John Chilly and Joseph Cow
den are the latest arrests 90 the charge o.
showing tie queer. The prisoners were
brought 10 tas city yesterday sud Lodged
ga tse federal jail by Deputies IS E = x
and Ise ke8lr.w 4 quautliy o. mou.Is
and other uu'er'eifinz VDods vsrr fou4i
iu CEIy's paa--sslau. lie ~ - years Oh.
Dc b. uD-9 certain tHat an 0rgiu.l -t gaBx
has been epsra.iaE Se.Es STREETS have
50 Far teen made
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WHO OWNS THE BILL?
Question as to Where the Tariff Crazy
Quit Belongs.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE expected
did not happen in the senate today Tween
ty-four hours gave the Democrats time TO
consider party policy ana plans 10 sUcn an
extent that they were ready to take action
upon the important Hill resolution which
caused the parliamentary battle of yester-
day Today the proceedings were inter
estiug but they did not reach that high
pitch OF excitement which was anticipated.
There WAS too much talk about the parlia-
mentary aud not enough about the causes
of deficiencies between the tariff conferees
to make the scenes rival those of the senate
when the first tariff disagreement was dis
cussed. This was enough to whet the
aDpetites of the spectators for more, but
the final vote on Mr.. CockrelPs motion TO
90 into executive session showed that the
Democrats were going 10 make Que more
effort to pull themselves together,
This showed that many Democrats be-
lieved that Senator HIPS motion was in
tended To defeat the bill. The proposition
of Senator Turpie that the present con-
ferees should resign aud others be APP
pointed indicated IA desire which has been
known to exist among many Democratic
senators that conference com
mittee should be appointed which
MAKE CONCESSIONS 10 LUG mouse. agree upon
compromise measure and report to the SEN
ale ana let the senate pass upon 1t.
The discussion also developed differences
of opinion as TO which body had possession
OF the tariff bill, Senator Cockrell saying
emphatically that the house had tue right
in the custody of the bill The great
feature Of the day was the vote upon GO
ing into executive sess sion. Yesterday it
was shown that there was a Majority of
eleven in favor of continuing the dis
cussion and hearing the details of the
tariff differences. Today the vote was II
tie. The vice presidents deciding vote
was with his party. Senator Stewart,
whose refusal to vote on three successive
motions ten days ago caused "a tie. did it
again by abstainins from voting. Sen
atOr Murphy for the first time was the
only Democrat voting with Mr.. Hill. The
two ROpuliStS on the Democratic side,
Allen and Kyle, voted against that party.
Another important feature of the day was
the telegram from Senator Irby, which
placed him in line with his Democratic
colleagues IN favor of the tariff DILL. The
senate proceedings aside from the Hill
discussions were very light. The executive
session, which Mr. Cockrell said was of
lasted only ten minutes, and
the senate adjourned a. 2:lO.
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BULLETIN OF
The 1ailu. EAGLE
Wichita, Sunday, Angus: IL, 1894
Weather for Wichita Today:
INDExOF TOOAYS APPROPRIATENESS

INDExOF TOOAYS IMPORTANT NEWS
Pages.
2. Senate Forcing House to the Wall.
Trying to Throw Pullman Out.
Ben Clover Boasts the Populist&
Democrats Figure 10 Bsat Flynn.
8. Gentry, Wichita Horse, Forces Patchen.
Chinese Make the Japs Dance.
Cholera is Travelling Westward.
Railroad Officials on the Sonta Fe.
5, Novel by Wichita Young Lady.
Buffalo Bill Attacks Matthewson.
Man Arrested With Bloody Shirt.
6. Mrs. Wallenstein Gives Big Party.
Several Rains Drag Corn Down.
Wall Street Talking of Reinhart,
7, One Man Who Can Fight.
8. Nye Oriticses Posts and Poetry.
Where Fierce Hogs Run Wild
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CANEY AGAINST CoFFEYvILLE.

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 1L-Three letters
were received today by the state board of
railroad commissioners making complaint
of a discrimination against the town of
Caney, in Montgomery county, aud in
favor of Coffeyville. The complaints are
from grain shippers at Caney, who state
that the Missouri Pacific will not supply
them with cars within a reasonable time,
while their rivals at Coffeyville are sup
piled promptly. The matter has been re
ferred TO the Missouri Pacific officials for
exDIanatjon
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MATTHEWS IS noNKEY1Ne.
Wichita Rsinnaaksr Is Entsrtainiug
Msso-H Natives.

MEXICO, No, Aug. IL. &. Matthews,
the raIGuaker, arrived from Wichita,
Kan, al nOOa today and = the center OF
A. Taction a; this time
he immediately began looking for
vacant house IN which 10 MAKE his raio.
He did not want 70 make Is outdoors for
fear the pao,.c woald discover his secret
lAs machine wish which he expecls 70
make Z rain consists apparently Of two
caFo0ys 81 sG.pAurie acid. two boxes O.
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HE TOOK HAIR OFF
BEN GLOVER MAKES a CROWD OF
P0PULISTS VINCE

Tells Them in Il Speech at a Republi-
can Rally How They Are Led
About by the Nose by a Set of
Corrupt, Tyrannical and III
competent Bosses-Attor-
ney Vance Talks
Back to Pickering
Kansas State
News.