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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
NOT THE MAN.
Suspect Arrested IN Arizona is Not Hill
mon, Though Like HIM

Topeka, Kan. Dec. 10.-W. ". Nicholas
OF Jefferson county who knew HilImoa in
rimately aud mpanieG the party TO
Arizona wss returned He said to re.
porter: 1--WE got - Arizona last Thurs
dry. The mau was in jill at Tombstone.
We went into the the snerif's Office. whea
the man supposed to be HiIlmon was
brought ia aud | said as soon as -ay
him, That is not the man The man cap
tuT-d bears a resemblance TO HilImou
lie has the same crooked nose, = scar on
his hand just wBere Hiiimon had and his
features are very much tue sane. bat be
had goOd teeth and Hi!lT. on hAf not; Then
h= was not more than 80 or S3 year. old
aud Hiiimou would be ~. He wor. his
beard Just IS Hiilmon used 70.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11

Columbia committee. Several bills OF
purely local Importance We're passed
and a resolution was adopted settlns
aside the third Saturday in January
for euIogies on the life and character
of Marcus B. Lisle, late a representa-
tive from the Tenth Kentucky district
A joint resolution was also passed 10
pay the officers and employees or the
house and senate their salary Tor the
present month on Dec. 20.
The feature of the day was a speech
Of bout forty minutes by Clark, (Dem
MOI He had his time extended sever
al times and made a rambling talk on
tariff, his late defeat and many other
matters, being frequently interrupted
by Republicans, who jibed and laughed
at his statements. The latter part OF
his remarks had no bearing on the sub
ject under discussion. After passing a
few local bills the house adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
WANT TO DISCONTINUE
Certain Santa Fs Branches are Only an
Expense.

st. Louis. Dec. 10.-Receivers Walk
CT. McCook. and Wilson OF the Santa
Fe and Frisco lines today introduced a
petition in the United States court. the
St Louis and san Francisco railway
asking leave TO discontinue the opera
ton OF the following lines on the
ground that they were incapable Of
earning their operating expenses and
Were incubus on the main lines. Kan
sas Midland. from Wichita. Kan. TO
Ellsworth. Kan. salem branch. Cuba.
Mo. 70 Salem. No; Beaumont branch.
Beaumont. Kan. TO Cole. Kan. An
thony branch, Arkansas City 70 An
thOny, Kan
The most important action taken,
however. was the fling OF . petition
asking the severance % all relations
with the Atlantic and Pacific railway.
running from Albuquerque y u. 70
Mojsve. Cal The petition IS bulky
document. which r-Cites a dozen Or
more agreements entered into by the
Santa Fe with the hope boxing % an
exchange cf business and practical CO.
operation between the two roads The
contracts and agreements have de-
velopsd into e burden upon the santa
Fe system
Judge Caldwell referred TIE petitions
TO the master In chsncsTy for special
report similar petitions viii be Alsd
tomorrow u Topeka. kA1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
VOORHEES, ON SILVER.
He Makes Fan Of Som. Current Nations
OF Z nance.

Washington. Dec. 10-Senafor vor-
heer chairman Cf The committee on I'm
ance. furnished an Interview which IN
some degree confirmed The report which
VAS current about the capitol since the
beginning Of the present session. that
he would seek % secure legislation
favorable 10 silver before the anal ad-
journment o the Fifty-third congress.
re said. I have no change of Views 70
express Silver g. the money os the
constitution and should - coined on
the same terms that gold IS without
discrimination against either ard with
out charge for miItaEe 4 stood against
the passage q the famous Sherman act
and iabOred 20 secure ifs repeal. not bc-
cause 7 was an enemy cf silver coinage.
The free coinage of gold mans The free
coinage % silver % my mind
The plain sy0~zi1g people have been
benefited n the iaFt hun@red yeArs
more By sllys- than - Gpld saad tie
whining cant u sg-.ii1 aEarlcs which
We hear nos t-at god s. -s-s-1d money
and silver .s E1-. has tge prefVuH1 con-
tempt q eva.-y man faulta- uItG ft
deF eioUrusnt u Fis count - u re
parity % the rHro metals wseI cfln--,5.
even tEe small Chi.1T~u u finance
know that Sha p4r-hlGlr< BJ--@r Il
dollar is r0t 1Zsc bT thc g1aii'y or TIE
quantity rf tie riasTri1' FE5ch ton
pos-s j.. but bv m Law whi-i n.ak-z a.
legal tender 30 tns psyfr~nf ~ 9rtta
When silver g. c5tof-f. f1ege.f.-r az ire
ratio q ~ % o. ECsI. or a. Grs s'tae-
ratio. and clgfhs1 wlta ire @-;fffify
~ law. Il r.tv nc.tT ftsisd q. - s . = -
with god 81 lts parCrar . AMI - -
debt ia a1t1s tower
TIE coinage act q lsTI fsToveSi ITSELF
a wise and saSe n1easi1Fe. arc believe
itz rs--eracfruest ugw No1i1 - an *
ceuert thtrg ! care tsf Gtt4e fcr the
attitude of foreign Dazies~ o. TIE sub
sect V-s are not sghi@cf o. tneir dlcfa-
fs11 and for th~fT 1tse s.,rffFzl Se may
cs.-ar,e- ssf~ CurseiF.s gfth f1e ar.-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
CITED TO APPEAR
ELECTION OFFICERS MUST DEFEND
OERTlFlCATI0NS
Repu blican Committee of California
Will Contest the Eiecs ion OF Budi.
IfDefeated in the Supreme Court
They viii Appeal to the Legisis-
iure-Grossest Frauds Charged.

San FraEoi,co. Dec IA political
storm that has been gathering tor msny
days broke today when Z. b. Cornwall,
chairman OF the Republican state central
committee, went before the site supreme
court and took the initial step in what 10
To be a contest Of the elsctioo Of James II.
budd, tie Democratic candidate as gov
ernor Of California. IN San Fs-neisen.
owing to the ireompetsncy Of precinct
election officers. aud IN many i1stAuess,
their corrupt methods. the returns from
many precincts have not bsen properly
Certified 10 the board Of election eomuis-
sioners, which 10 just com mplstiag its can
vass of the returns Ia several
precincts the officers have not s.snet their
returns and refused TO do 50. Twelve
officers o; oEe prrctact, Ia whsca gttrln.
frauds have been discovered are nov under
arrest for refusing to certify 10 their TO
turns IL is claimed tnat lI the vote of all
these precinc = In which there have been
such Irregularities shall be thrown out
over ~. OvV votes will be stricken from the
r-turas. Ii was in San Francisco that
Bu al polied his big vote. aud as hi- total
plurality IN the state is less tnsn I 800 70 10
plain that the throwing out Of tue returns
from ali hes prrcincts viii defeat Busi q
and seat Estee. the R<puoiicao ciedtds s.s.
Ihe h pubiicsn state ceutrad committee
has decided TO attempt this very thing. Ia
pursuance OF tnts plsn Chairman CORNWALL
tnis afternoon flee o petition with tue SUI
preme court Tor writ OF mandate upon
the registrar ot. .esec. ions and tne BOARD OF
election commissioners citiag them 10 ap-
pear and show cau-e Why they shouli aot
throw out and refuse 10 coant the returns
OF all PRECINCTS the returns frem which
show irregularities. The supreme court
POW has the petition under consideration.
On the state supreme beach tho krpub biz
cans h've "A maj 'rlty. but IL IL nas 90 10
presume that his ttct can have any bs~r-
Ing upon the qles lon at issue.
IL ;h- court shall deci!e iu favor OF the
Reruh iC us the effect ui he dec sion will
be mmeditse ant Colclasiye aud E-teo
vii seated. IL tue dacisi0a Is .sivvrse
u thr Republicans 70 is their declared tG-
tsUtIou q carry the contest into tue stale
.rSi La utr. sGerr they have an over
wur.miug majo .ty. Tue Democrats are
iuTinH~ They declare that all the ell
trs "ilicers iu san francisco. on aceouns
OF wh 49, 'rsIl- AM incomprt- nee O. l.
a. sgd o tbr1s GU th.-. returns. were
ap I'f~.i un .er II p'h ~ - ad,ntustFs-
t.- Hnt dli he bidding Of tie register
... Ices. lIsi-. 10 J.. -.s..F- e.. iu lsw 80 ID.
.. rure- hs- Ccfrtsry td practical head
-ae il Pu"ticIt Hts VsgRn tlon.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
SLAPPED HIS PACE.
FTee-for-sr Fight Breaks Out In . The.
atrical Troupe

Omaha. Dec. l0-As a result of q general
gghn among the members OF the Kate
Emmett company on the stage Of the EN-
pire theater. complaint was filed in police
court today Charging Cathariue Williams.
alias Kate Emmett and Huber, Sskstt
with assault. NJ. NJ Murray, member of
tie company was the complainant. Ac-
cording TO the story of an actor
who was behind the The scenes at
tue time, Miss Emmett and Murray got
Into dispute about the payment OF "A
fiue assessed on Murray for some violation
of the compspy's rules The star of the
show slapped Murray In the face. He
grabbed the womsn's hands 10 prevent her
striking him again and she screamed l.
Sackett, one Of the heavy weights OF tue
com pany. jumped into the ring and
smashed Murray couple of times on the
face and nose. Then the entire company
took sides and for a moment il was - free
Tor all fight. StckeiL Was fiatd aud h
Emmett released.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
READY To DIsPERSE.
National Municipal League Closes It's
Session With a Banquet.

Minneapolis, Dec. 10.-The National
Municipal league covention closed its
business session here today, when an
adjournment was taken and tour OF
inspection Of st. Paul made. The main
features of the morning session was
paper on THE Elements OF Model
Character for American Cities. by
Professor Edmund James Of the Unit
Versity OF Pennsylvania. He held that
European ideas would not apply IN the
country.
In the discussion OF this paper a
prominent part wac taken by William
g. Low Of Brooklyn. Other psTtici-
pants in the morning program were 9.
r. Woodruff. Philadelphia: DIR. w. W.
Folwel. Minneapolis, David Mould.
Sioux City. Godfrey Haas, Galesburg.
Ills, and Marvin A. FaTr, Chicago. The
delegates viii return 10 Minneapolis
for banquet toight at the West hotel
An invitation for the next convention
to be held at Cleveland was not acted
on adversely or otherwise.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
Texas Pacific Train Robbery Thrown
Wide Open by Sam Evans.

Fort Worth, Tex. Dec. 10.-Four men.
implicated in the Ben Brooks train rob-
berry, by the confession of Sam Evans,
nephew OF Captain Sam Evans of this city,
are now in Jail here and the officials
claim to have dead sure case against all
of them. The four men are Sam Evans of
this city who is connected; John Ward,
Walter Sullivan and Walter Gardiner, all
young farmers. who live within a mile of
where the robbery was committed. Evans
states that the money was divided before
they left the scene of the robbery, after
which they went west about five miles,
from which point the other three men con-
cerned went to their homes and he went TO
Corsicans, near which point they
We're to meet and hold up train on ths
Central railroad. He claims that his
share of the plunder was large enough to
fix him all right after he had gotten
through with his trouble.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
CAUGHT ON A PIN
ONCE USED MILLIONS OF OTHER
PEOPLES MONEY.
Now Indicted for Plain Perjury AL
legged to Have Been Committed in
aRather Paitry Cause-History OF
an Enormous Wheat Deal aud \
Microscopic Cash Balance.

San Francisco, Dec. 10.-The man who
spent 81, ,0oo. 600 of other peoples money.
nearly wrecked bank, concluded finan-
cial operation that startled the world, is
now indicted for making false report of
The condition of an insurance company.
George L. BraDder conducted the great
wheat deal of 1887, using the money, the
securities and the credit of the Nevada
hank. of which he was cashier. He con-
fessed mis- loot OF the millions, and now for
The first time is made public the state
ment of that confession and the relation
Of other facts about the wheat deal and the
manner in which financial panic was
averted.
Brander used more San Francisco money
that did not belong 10 him without being
charged with theft taan any other man
who ever figured in the history of this
state as Napoleon OF finance
The act for which he was iudicted-that
OF swearing that 523 shares Of stock of the
State Investment and Insurance. compan,
was 81 $40 cash on hand-is a trihs com
pared with his grand operation IN 1887.
The losers by the collapse of the State In
vestment and Insurance company do not
seem to be particularly vengetui, though
VI butlu nave Oh 10 luciE STOCK
all the months since the Institution was
wound mp, in the hope that Brander would
make good his promise TO interest sufi
Client foreign capital to revive the corpora
ton Some one was Interested. however,
tor Detective Coffey did not return ,he
warrant for Brander's arrest on Saturday
until he had satisfied his superiors beyond
question that Br inder was not within the
Jurisdiction of a state court.
The inside history Of the big wheat deal,
published here for the first time. shows
that Brander put the Nevada bank in such
Il way that II stood to lose seventeen mil
lion dollars ou the deal. The day the state
of affairs WAS discovered, there was only
about $500 left in the bank with which To
resume business next day. The late James
Flood, then the mead of the Nevada bank,
could see no way out and decided TO have
a receiv,r appointed. The necessary pa
pers were drawn up, when the California
bank came To the rescue with "a million
dollars. Ex Senator Fair had a million
and half TO spare. and With that he bank
was ana bled To tide over the crisis.
The wheat brought by Brander was grad
uaily disposed of aud when the bank ii nal
ly closed up { he deal it was found hal Bran
der's enterprise had cost just Sl1, 900. 600
None OF this enormous amount OF mouey
stuck to Brander's hands, and he was pen
Diless when discharged from the bank
he engineered the deal merely for the
glory he thought he would obtain rs "A
ti0ancier. Flood wanted To get rid of him
and gave him. Sl5, 200 to leav- the country.
Brander did 80, but came back and be-
came The head OF the State Investment and
Insurance company. He Is believed To DE
III Scotland at present.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
DRIVEN ON THE BEACH.
n r Goes 20 Pieces in the Storm
Near san francisco


San Francisco. Cal. Dec 10 The
Schooner W. &. Beebe. lumber laden
I ofG fu-t biaErfy, b, aa.i.. g.. ....
NDlic attempting 90 pass ia ta.s F-l1r1-
iug. ticundered in the heavy sea that Is
bi edkutS On the bar. AZ Is uvay, r,t
taat she lost her ruddeT. The vessel
Seemed SUDDENLY 10 become unmanag-
able. Was carried back over the bar
with the tide and was soon thrown
upon the beach. At o'clock the ves-
sel was rapidly going 10 pieces. The
crew are ia the rigging and the men
must suffer severely. The life saving
crews from Ocean side house and Geld
en- gate park are now on the scene and
viii soon have the lines to the doomed
vessel IL Is probable that ali of the
crew will be saved.
At IL o'clock. eight men. forming the
crew OF the schooner. had been rescued
by the life saving crews and were taken
o. a station near by 90 be cared for
The men were all exhausted
The men who had been ciinging in
the rigging OF the doomed schooner for
nearly three hours were rescued, one
at a time by means of a basket opsr-
ated in strong line by the life-saving
crews Captain kaynor was the last
one 10 come ashore. As they were MT
ed from the basket. every man sank
upon the beach from exhaustion Cap
tain Raynor was entirely helpless lie
was brought TO the city la "A buggy
The others Of the crew are being
cared for at the life-saving station and
the Oceanside house.
Captain RaynOT states that he at
tempted 10 cross tEc bar on the advice
OF pilot whom he spoke 20 outside
Just after daylight ana who told him
the bar wss safe. The sooner was dis
abled In the breakers ou the bar by a
terrific wave which broke over her. car
rying away her wheel and steering gear
and her mizzen riggiBg and noodiug The
cabins Her crew was driven into the
rigging soon afterwards. The ". l..
Eeebeo VAS "A three masted schooner
AMI was built 3 nSeattie in lss5- The
loss on The schooner and cargo is eEti-
l. -.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
ROASTED THE COFFEE.
Disastrous Fire Cleans Out an Omaha
Wholesale House.

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 10-The building Of
the Consolidated Coffee company at I442
Harvey street, was gutted early this even
ing. entailing a loss of abont Sl00. 600 on
stock and structure. The company was
controlled by Clark, Miles & Cole. whole
salers OF coffee. tea and spices. The big
four-story building was wedged in be-
tween number of large structures, and
all the fire apparatus in Omaha was re-
quired to avoid n disastrous couflagratiou
Geusts of several large hotels in the same
block were frightened from their quarters
The damage was covered BY insurance
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
WEAK AS Il CAT

Il bad simil-. for the cat Is very mus
cular animal for its size. Bat TO be a.
weak as a convalescsut after wasting
aud protracted disease is u be weak 10
deed. Nothing In the way of a tonic pro-
notes conysiescsBce, hasteus a gain 10
strength, like Hostetter's stomach Il tters.
IL increases appetite, helps digestion aud
induces sleep Nervous .BvaiiIs derive
from 80 uuspeakabie benefit Il cures
malaria, rheumatism, cOHSti patton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
FOUR BIG SUCCESSES.

Having the needed merit TO more than
make good all the advertising claimed FOR
them, the following four remedies have
reached phenominal sale. DR.. Kings
New Discovery, for Consumption, coughs
and colds, each bottle guaranteed-Elec
trio Bitters. the great rrm-dy for Liver.
Stomach aud kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica
Salver. the best in the world. aud Dr..
Kings New Life Pills. which are = per
feet pill. All these remedies are gusrsn-
teed 10 do just what is claimed for them
and the dealer whose name is attached
herewith Will be glad TO tell you more OF
them. Sold az Charles Lawrence's aad G
Gehripg's drug store.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11

Vienna, Dec. 10.-All foreign diplo-
matte action at Constantinople has been
suspended in consequence of an eX-
change of views, which on the initiative
of Great Britain is proceeding between
the Berlin treaty signatory powers with
q view Of taking joint action on the Ar
menian question. The Porte is very
anxious at this new turn of affairs, and
has apprised the sultan OF an exchange
of views taking place among the powers
In consequnce of this the Turkish
ministry sat continuously from noon
Saturday, and was still in session at
nnNr, raStarIaU
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
MAY BE PULLED OFF.
Reported Arrangements for Leniency
Toward Alleged Train Wreokers.

Sacramento. Cal, Dec. 10.-There was a
rumor today which has been partially con-
firmed that Knox, Mullen and Compton,
he mediation committee of the American
Railway union were not to be prosecuted
for the murder of Engineer Clark and four
United States soldiers in the train wreck
near here. According TO the story. the
friends of the three men accused OF train
wrecking and other offenses during the
great strike had made arrangements with
the railroad people by which the charges
against them are not to be pressed in the
courts and they Will never be brought to
trial at Woodland. One man, ). q
Worden, has been convicted of murder aud
has been sentenced to be hanged.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
TOOK STRYCRNINE.

los Angeles, Cal Dec. 10-Joseph H.
Conrad, once a merchant of Helena, and
who afterwards attained notorieiy in cou.
neciion with the trial OF DR.. Graves for
the murder of Mrs. Barnsby at Denver.
died here this noraing from the effects OF
d. q Sc of strycDDine which ne took with
suicidal intent on last Friday during Il,
OF dcspondency, csused 10y revers-s at thr
gambling table. Mrs. Conrad Was Win
aim when the end came.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
TREASURY CASH BALANCE

Washington, Dec. 10.-The cash bal
ance in the treasury today was STA. 46s, ,067;
net gold, S107.015.065. Reports to the
treasury department. show that since De-
cember !, the amount oil gold taken out of
the sub-treasuries in exchange for United
States and treasury notes Is S, All 1872, of
which SS.072, ,964 was in exchange for
United States notes aud 1868 9OlS in eX-
change for treasury notes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
YosEM1TE's BOUNDARIES.

Washington, Dec 10.-Representative
Hare of Ohio, from the committee on pub
lie lands today reported to the house DILL
which authorizes the setretary of the in
terror to change the boundaries of YOsem-
ite national park in California. Included
within the park are about $1,000 acres of
pa ented lands, in the neighborhood of 500
mining claims and the committee believes
the passing of the bill is required as an act
of justice to those affected by the estab-
lisnment of the park.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
ZONE INCH A DAY.

San Francisco Cal. Dec. 10.-The
storm which has been raging her for
five days caused much damage to
streets and sewers all over this city.
In many shops there was so much flood
ing that goods floated about in a mix
ture of black mud and water. A sec
tion of the new cement walls in course
of construction was washed away and
at Oakland, where the tide was higher
than for years, wharves are damaged
badly. The total precipitation at Oak
land during the storm was almost five
inches in as many days.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
ANXIOUS FOR A FIGHT.

Kansas City, Dec l0-A special 70 the
Star from Osxacs, Mexico. says: Reports
have been received here OF a number Of
skirmishes between the Guatemslan and
Mexican troops, on the border of the two
countries and the people Of this part OF
Mexico are aroused 10 excitement Mex
can troops are anxious for war to begiu as
they are confident OF an easy victory over
the Guatemaian forces.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
DUE TO AN OLD oRUpaF.

Cerrilos, y. NJ, Dec 10 Elurito Lsyba
shot Emil d' Lao in he head a. Pens
Blunca, seventeen mi es west OF here. last
uiEhL The shooting wss the result ~ al
old grudge. David d Lac. Emi.'s brother,
,>ked LeYba why he had shot Emil and
Leyba tLereupon deliberately shot him il
he breast. Emil may recover out David
will surely die Lsvba i IL Jail 1T Albu-
queTQu<
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY

New York. Dec. 10-The visible supply
OF grain Saturday, Dec s, As complied by
the New York provisicn exchange is as
follows: Wheat S5,91S 800 bushels. in
Gle $4,000; corn, 10000 bushels: in
crease. l,a3i 900; oals ., lI6 90 bushels; de-
crease, 535. OOJ; rye, 543 900 hushels, de-
crease. $4,000; barley, 3,5s2. .OC0 bushels, de-
crease. 221 0OO
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-12-11
ARouT THE FUR SEALS.

Washington, Dec. 10.-Representative
Hit of Illinois, today introduced resolu-
tion on the secretary OF the state to COM
municste to the house information con-
sistent with the interests of public service,
all correspondence touching the payment
nv the United States OF 1926, 900 to Great
Britais for damages growing out of the
controversy as to fur seals Ill Bering sea.