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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
Nay ResuLT ~ WAR.
That In What Bismarck is Reported 20
Have Said Of tine Russian Treaty.

BERLIS, March 2--In the rsichstag to-
cay Baroa von Msnieuffsi. aud t,snssat
yoa Room denied the statement that the
military members Of tue reictstag tatsod-
Ell 70 resign their commissions ~ ofiicsrs
in the army, owing 70 the reportel dis
paraging remarks u the emperor.
ThereuDon Herr Bebsl sxid that ia tbs
evsus Of var, tins noD-cDtB u iss4oped o1i-
GERS, amoug whom were nsEy 5ocla4sst=s
would IN numerous Instances tie eSilsd
upoa 70 I'll pisce- Of officers. aud the 90.-
sr1menf. ne added. might tbsrss0rs De glad
10 know IL could rvexoe gpoa the loyasty
Of tbs Socialists.
The minister of war thanked Herr B~bei
for tbss assurancc that TIE gossramess
could rely on the Socialists Ia the army,
As tie statement nsas would greatly d.
mIasss the anxiety which Lad trsa fs.t ol
ttat score.
Emperer william has personally thankesi
Chab1slior voa CaprsTi for bis ssse<ch ia
the ryicbstag Dpga the kusso-oernsn
COMMERCIAL treaty. and it ts r-psrsec tEas
the emperor istsnds 70 pres<a; the chan
ce flor kis bust in rasrtls ia order - sofs-
nssuorsts tie occasion.
The T ssebiat. says that Cosa: DD@u'
hoffa fnssntvr % fiss rsirasf4z. rec~efiy
DECLARED that PrfScs Bssnzrek iafos Hisd
him iha. the r~5sctius u iBs Ezs~0-sssE-
man treaty uaeaL- szr.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
RANK wReCkERC

TACOMA, Wash, March 2-Walter J,
Thompson. Henry Drumm, Samuel Coli
ier and X j. Davis, officers of the Mer-
chants National bank. who were indicted
by the federal grand jury yesterday, were
arraigned in the United States district
court this afternoon. All were allowed
until Monday to plead. Bail was fixed at
$500 each. The indictment, which was
made public today, contains eight
counts. One alleges that Thompson, who
WAS president OF the bank, owed the bank
SlS. coo May 4, 1898. On the same date it
was credited on the books as paid, when
as a matter Of fact no part OF it had been
paid. Another count alleges that Thomp
sou, on May Is, 1898, gave the bauk a note
for S-4 coo, whlcii was returned TO the
maker without the bank receiving any
compensation The defendants say when
they come TO trial they Can prove they are
not guilty OF wrong doing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
IS TROUBLED WITH HIS BRAIN

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March Ex-Governor
Fishback has received a letter from Faith
Doctor j. S. Willis, of ST. Louis, in which
the doctor encloses some tracts which the
governor is asked to study, with printed
circular enclosed in which it is stated that
Jesus is coming and the end of the world
is nesr. The trumpet will sound Thurs
day, March 6, 1896, at o'clock p. m, Jeru-
salem time. The abomiuation spoken OF
by Daniel, the prophet, will stand in the
rebuilt temple from Saturday, August H.
1897, to Monday. February 25 1901, 800
days. Jesus will come in the clouds to the
earth to reign 1000 years on the earth
Thursday. April IL. 1901. at D. m., Jeru-
salem time. The beginning of sorrows
commences this year. 1894, with series of
bloody wars and revolutions in Europe
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
IMPORTANT RATE DECISION.
Interstate Commission Makes Railroads
Refund Money.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-The interstate
commission today, in opinions by Morri-
son, commissioner, announced it's decision
in favor of complaiuants in the cases Of
c. o. Mor-ell against the Union Pacific
Railway company, Oregon Short Line
and Oregon Railway aud Navigation COM
pany, aud A. S. Newland and others
against the same defendants and the
Northern Pacific Railroad company.
The cases both relate TO reasouableness
of rates for the transportation of wheat
from points in the state of Washington to
Portland, Oregon. In the case of Morrell
the rate complained of was from Pullman.
WASH, to Portland, Or. and was 3251sS
cents per hundred pounds. While the
case was pending the roads voluntarily
reduced the rate to 23sl cents, and fur
ther reduction by the commission is DEEM
ed not now advisable. Complainants are
$40. 81, as overcharges at So cents per 100
pounds, the difference between the above
rates on car load of wheat shipped in
1891.
In the Newiand case. which relates to
rates from Ritzville. Wash, to Portland,
Or, the defendant roads constitute two
lines to Portland, QUE wholly by the
Northern Pacific, distance of AIS miles,
the other over a connecting line formed by
all the roads, 311 miles. The rate COM
planned of was SEA cents per 100 and this
rate was in effect from a number of
stations throughout large wheat grow
ing district As in the Morrell case the
rate was reduced before the decision was
rendered to 1884 cents. The commission
rules upon all the facts in the case. that
the rate from RitZville to Portland should
not exceed 20 cents per 100 pounds.
1t is further held that it is the right OF
shippers to have their goods carried, and
the duty Of common carriers to receive
and forward freight by the least expensive
routes at reasonable rates; that where
there is choice of routes, one longer aud
more expensive than the other. the rate
must be reasonable for transporta-
ton by the short and less expen-
sive route; that what is reasonable
over the long and more expensive
lines in this case is excessive for the
shorter distance over the other less ex-
pensive route; that the same rate applied
to the extensive wheat growing districts,
in this case denies to the nearer producer
his advantage of location, for which he
receives DO compensation in the
fact that such rate Was made to
enable railroad company to sell its
lands more distant from the markets at
better prices and that such a single rate
for large distance is only justifiable
uuder special and exceptional conditions
and II lot justifiable in this case.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
JUBAL EARLY IS DEAD.
After Saying Goodbye. He Passes
Quietly Away.

LYNCHBUgG. Va, March 2.-Jubal Early
died here tonight. He passed away qa.~t!y
in the presence OF his family aud phssi-
| clan, his kindred and s~v-rai Intimate
,. friends. 1he old gentleman seemed aware
| of his approaching end early in the day
Before noon he called for the moraiug
papers, AS was bis invariable custom, aud
attempted to read, but found that his
sight WAS failing.
Soon after he extended his hand TO Sem
ator Daniel aud said calmly. Il want to
| tell you goodby, major"
He then told his nephew, Caboll Early,
farewell" after which he dropped into a
quiet slumber. Later 10 the day the dying
veteran asked Senator Daniel not to leave
the room rs he wanted to talk 10 him
about certain arrangements, but from
this time he suffered such intense pain
that he did not revive the subject. He
met death unti inehingly with bis hsnd
resting quietly In Senator Daniels.
WASHINGTON. March 2.-Jubsl Ander-
son Early. VINO was In his 1sta year. was
u Virginian by birth. He was graduates
at the United States Military aca,leoay
in 1881. appointed Lieutenant OF
artillery and assigned to duty at Fort Nom
roe, Va. He saw servic- N the Florida
war in 1878, aud in the latter year re-
signed from the army. and began the prac-
tice of law ia Virginia.
During the war with Mexico General
Early served rs major OF regiment of
Virginia volunteers and was also acting
governor Of Monterey In May and June
1S47. After the disbanding OF the arm
he again returned TO the practice Of law,
AT the beginning OF the civil war he en-
tered the Confederate service, "a colonel.
commanded brigade at Ball Run and in
the BATTLE Of Williamsburg was badly
wounded. He was then promoted 10 brisa-
der general. When In command of the
forces IN the Shensndoah valley, In the
fall OF 1864. General Early surprised thu
national forces st Cesiar Crsek, in the alb
sence OF General Sheridan, bus the latter
made bis famous ride and reached bis
army in time To turn the defeat into vic
tory. In March. 1855. Etrly was totally
routed by Custer at Wsyaesboro aud
few days later Was relieved by General
Lee from the command ia the valley.
After the close OF bs wa. Gene raj Early
spent some time ia Europe and on his re-
turn resumed the practice Of law ia kien~
mond. lie subsequently took up hs- real
dence in New Orleans, alierBaieiy with
LyncIburg. Va, where with General
Brauregard he became manager ot the
Louisiana State lottery.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03

Rio DE JANEIeo. March a-On all siiss
that the election passed aff quietly. aus
the action OF President Prixoto tofsy
would seem to denote that further trouble
is brewing. aud that the sud of the rsvola-
tion is not sd pear Ut hand as ~ fisss
thought, Psixoto today issuel two i'm.
portant DEGREES.
The irst calls for an Increase OF the
strength OF the re Sular army aui Will
therefore, impose addil iouAi nur lens npoa
the people and increase the airetdy heavy
taxa fon to great degree. Iuis tncreass
OF the army Is said to os the nrss ia
movement TO crush out the r-briiioufG
this ueighborhood aud in the south, ana
should tnis obi ct he atta,a-d. h my ne
said that the additional burden VIII Gu tae
people will be called npou to bear will,
after all, be u blessing IN disguise. fas
second decree provides that persons &C
cused of treason shall ue tried by military
Jaw. which would seem To ,nsiic ,te thsss
repressive measures Will be more severe.
AT the same time it IL ANNOUNCED taas
martial law W IL not he prociaiulrd long
Ms the situation remaius as Tranquil as
now.
Yellow 1ever continues to spread here
Yesterday there were uiaeiy-oas deaths
from the disea,e here, aud In a,idl. lou,
twenty deaths trom other levers We're ro-
corded.
The Insurgents in this vicinity aow say
frankly that they are hghtlos for iirir
lives, aud it is beilvesi II cue Prixos . Il set
was to make bond swoop dowa lrosa
Bahia and engage the insurgslt Il & 10
these waters. tar result would tie :, psum,a
and thoroush IA victory 10: The Eove, nnva.
squadron.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
CRUEL TREATMENT OF INSANE

CHICAGO, March "A sensational charge
Of brutal treatment of insane patients at
the detention hospital by the administra-
tion of last year was made in report of
the public service committee, to the board
of county commissioners today. Some
weeks ago Mr.. Gapen, superintendent of
the kankakee asylum, submitted a COM
munication containing reports of Drs.
Myer and Howe, his assistant, detail
ing examinations of insane patients
received from the Chicago detention hos
pital. showing that the system of handling
patients at the hospital during a part of
last year was ''cruel and inhuman TO a re-
voting degree"
The matter was placed in the hands of
committee. According to Chairman
Allen. the committee found "a terrible
state of affairs" In the report they say
they are satisfied that at least during
part, if not all of 1898, the affairs at
the Detention hospital We're conducted
'in shamefully disgracefully manner"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
ARE READY TO QUIT.
Colorado Legislators, After q Useless
Session, VIII Adjourn.

DENVER. Colo. March Both branches
of the legislature are holding night ses-
sion and may adjourn sine die before
morning. The extra session called by
Governor Waite has continued fifty-two
days. at an expense of $75,0 900. without CIV
ing life to any of his pet projects. or doing
anything to aid the unemployed. Only a
dozen bills have been passed, the most i'm
portant of which provide for the registra-
tion of women voters by house to house
canvass, limit the hours of labor on public
works to forty-eighta a week and amend
the attachment laws. The house and sen
ate are tonight trying to reach an agree
ment on bills providing for the redemption
of land sold under trust deed and reducing
the rate of interest on chattel mortgages.
DENVER. Colo, March 2.-Later the leg
islature adjourned sine die at 11:30 to-
night. The bill providing way for the
redemption Of land sold under trust deeds
was passed. The chattel mortgage law
amendments were defeated
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03

LONDON. March 2.-Great Britain must
get a new premier. Today by the com
mapd of the queen Mr.. and Mrs. Glad
stone proceeded to Windsor castle where
they will remain the guests OF her majesty
until tomorrow. AT noon tomorrow the
privy council will be held at windsor
castle. and upon this occasion Mr.. Glad
stone will formally Iender his resignation
of premiership.
Mr.. Bayard, the United States embas-
sador. and Mrs. Bayard were among the
guests who dned with the queen at
Windsor castle.
In consultation with the queen this
afternoon Mr.. Gladstone explained fully
to her majesty the reasons Tor his retire
ment.
The queen expressed her regret that the
country should lose his service and offered
him peerage. This NIr. Gladstone de-
clined TO accept. Mr.. Gladstone recon-
mended that Lord Roseherry be appointed
as his successor. A telegram was sent
later to Lord Roseberry, who is at EPSON.
eummoning him to Windsor for O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon 1t is understood
that he will accept the premiership, but
that there will be only two changes III the
cabinet.
The Times says: "Her majesty's choice
for Gladstoue's successor appears to be
between Sir William Harcourt, the earl
OF Kimberly ana Loru fSoSeDerry- All eoe
ministers, with the possible exception OF
Sir William Harcourt, are willing to
serve under Lord Roseberry. The feeling
is that the premier is to be IA peer, which
is undesirable, but it is probably inevit-
able that the choice should fall on Lord
Roseberry."
The Dynus in an editorial says: 1--WE
deeply and earnestly deplors the fact that
Mr.. Gladstone has felt it incumbent upon
himself to retire Nobody is able to see
from his outward demeanor and bis con-
duct of business, any necessity for it. The
Liberals would have preferred to retain
him, upon whatever terms dictated by
perfectly durable malady, but of course
he must be bis own judge.
The Parnellite members regard the re
tiremeut of Mr. Gladstone as betrayal of
the Irish cause. and are inclined to oppose
any ministry OF which Mr.. Gladstone is
not a member.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
souATTERs STILL SQUAT.

BLUEFIELD. ". Va. March 2.-The en-
tire Goa: field belt of West Viriginia is
agitated over the squatters' war in Logan
county. Hostilities are expected tomor-
row. The sQuat:ers are thoroughly
occupied and have supply of dynamite
in addition to their Winchesters. They
declare they will blow up the first camp
the deputy marshals make on the con-
tested land. Most of the deputies en-.
gagged are mountaineers who will not
hesitate to fight. The squatters have
been beaten in the courts, but cannot be
prevailed upon to leave peaceably. They
have held the disputed property for
generations, and some of their improve
ments are Of substantial character.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
Sill In Doubt.

Adorer-I know am poor, but win
insure my life for twenty thousand doll
lars, which. at six per cent interest,
win give you enough to live on CON-
fortably in case anything should hap
pen 20 me.
Miss Flightie (doubtfully)-Do you
think it would be enough TO suppor,
another husband?7N, Y, Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
GENERAL DAZA MURDERED.

LA PAZ, Bolivia, March "A sensation
has been caused here by the receipt of
news that the notorious General Daza has
been murdered by a mob at Urjurini.
General Daza absconded to Europe at the
beginning of the Chilean war with several
hundred dollars belonging to the Bolivian
treasury. For this he was declared an ex-
lie and traitor. He lived in Paris until he
had spent all his funds and then returned
to Pueno, Peru, where he WAS extremely
unnODular
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
PcCENc cRsTION

To secure normal and regular tissue
change throughout the body use Brau-
dreth's Pills. This tissue metan;orphosis
consists in constantly proceeding waste Of
tissue and its regeneration. Bran6reih' :
Pills are tie best solvent os the prod Gucts
of dis!lltegraiion Of the tissues and in
crease their elasticity. They are an alter
alive snd eliminstive remedy which allay
irritation and remove distractions oy sia-
ing nature and are OF great benefit N
cases OF temporary and habituai eonstlpa-
ticp, torpid liver. billiousness, headache.
Indigestion rheumatism and diseases aris-
ing from an impure state OF the blood.
Brapdreth's Pills are purely vegetable
absolutely harmless. and safe 10 take al
any TINE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
AORNER a CANDIDATE.

CALDWELL, Kan, March Especial. J.
S. Harvey Horner of this city, formerly a
member of the legislature from this dis
trict announced himself today as candi-
date for congressman for the Seventh con-
gressional district subject to the action Of
the Republican convention. Mr.. Horner
is prominent business man and at pres
ent is serving his fourth year as mayor of
Caldwell.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
HAIL TO THE BANANA.
Trains Carrying Them Make Faster Time
Than The Through Express.

KANSAS CITY. March 2.-Banaua trains
on the Santa Fe railway are now making
faster time than the passenger trains.
The regular time of the latter-from Gal
weston TO Chicago-is fiftytwo hours,
and from Kansas City to Chicago sixteen
hours This was beaten bv banana
train which arrived here from Galveston,
yesterday, in forty-two hours, and made
the remainder of the trip TO Chicago in
twelve hours
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
Avarice Rabuked.

II is not safe TO tip any Of the walters
in one Of the most frequsnsed restau-
rants with anything less than b
quarter, az a weli-dressed guest found
out one day last week.
Here Is dime for you," he ssid,
holding ont coin
Waiter examining the coin fertile
ailyt-Thank yeu. ar. but / hope yes
will excuse me-
Guest-Excuse you for what's
Excuse me for installing yen for a
gentleman up 10 the very moment, sis.
that yen case ire the beggariy tea
cents "-Teras sifsirgS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03

and for all the conditions that lead TO it,
this is o positive and proved remedy.
Consumption is Lung -Scrofula- You must
depend upon the blood for cure. The Dis
roveryn reaches it, through tire blood. as
nothing else can Not only this, but ere7y
form of Scrofula- In Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Severe Lingering Coughs, Asthma,
and all Bronchial, Throat and Lung Affec-
fions, it is guaranteed 70 benefit or cure, or
your money is returned.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
SOurAEaN PACIFIC.

KANSAS CITY, March AN additional
concession to passengers was made by the
Southern Pacific company this afternoon
in its fight with the Santa re railway.
when il notified the Kansas City agents
that stop-over privileges would be allowed
at any point on its line in the stare of
California on the $40 San Francisco
ticket and on all other tickets 10 Cali
fornia points.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
LOOMS COAL COMPANY.

ST. Louis, March 2-Attorueys from
st. Joseph, No, obtained permission from
Judge Thayer today 10 file an intervening
petition IN a sui: against the Loomis Coal
Company Of Beyier, No, pending ia the
federal court ia behalf OF the First National
Bank of Hannibal and -. Joseph bank
Escb has mortgage on tue B-yier mines
OF $1,000
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
schoenborn Throws Sterling.

ing, who took the lightweight wrestling
championship of the state away from
Benny Jones, was defeated by Jack
Schoenborn in a contest for the belt at
the Columbia theater tonight. Sterling
took the first bout and Schoenborn the
next two.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
TROuRl ExPEcrEn

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 2.-While
intense excitement still exists through
out kanawha valley over tue trouble at
Eagle mines, there is little change in the
situation since yesterday. The sheriff is
strongly backed by posse and troops but
the strikers out number the troops and
have Winches,ers. while the militia have
only old army guns
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
IT RAINED BULLETS
ATTEMPT TO HOLD UP THE ROCK
ISLAND FRUSTRATED.

Engineer Mckinney Sees the Rob.
bers, Pulls the Throttle Open
and Runs the Gauntlet, While
the Passengers Drop Under
the Seats and Listen to
the Music Of the
Lcad-No Money
Lost and No
body Hurt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
INoIaNs sFc0vINC FeacTIous.

HEENosILLo, Mex, March "a party
of about forty braves of tie Ysqui tribe of
Indians have been creating CONSERVATION
among the settlers OF tie Upper fsqGife
river waller the oast few days Tue sar-
Fiors have rAided q large numbcg Of
ranches and burned boi.diags snd de-
stroyed crops and drirea CT hundreds Of
head OF cattle and horses 10 one instance
a few days ago hey murdered a rAnehman
named Torres Bros. who offered resistance
when thsv mxde an attack un0a Ills ranch.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
LEARNING TURKS A LESSON.

WASHINGTON. March 2.-The Turkish
government appears to be redeeming the
promise it made to United States Minister
Terrell to punish the people at Amaradia
Asia Minor. who participated in the as
sault upon and abuse of Mrs. Melliu, the
American missionary last autumn. A
dispatch received today from our minister
at Constantinople SAYS that eleven OF the
participants in the affair have been con-
victed aud sentenced, The proceeding are
still subject 10 review by the supreme
court at Bagdad.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
THROUGH A BRIDGE.

SILoCo. Mo-, March 2.-This morning,
near Herculem, No.. freight train con-
sisting of engine, caboose and thirteen
loaded cars on the Mississippi and Bonne
Terre railroad went through the bridge
over Swashen creek. The train fell
distance of thirty feet. Engineer George
II. Jump was instantly killed. The con-
ductor, fireman and one brakeman were
seriously injured. Loss about $50, 900.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
BENeFIT For OLD SOLDIERS.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Representative 2.
Black, one of the board of managers of the
National Soldiers home, secured favor
able action today in the house committee
on military affairs on two of the bills af-
fecting the home. One of the bills allows
the surgeons and medical officers of the
home to be chosen from others than those
who have been disabled in the military
service. The other bill permits inmates of
the home to have their quarters changed
in case the buildings are made unin-
habiIable by fire, pestilence or otherwise.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-03
SPORTING.
All are Free Now.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 2'-All par
ties to the CorbettMitche1l fight are now
safely out of the hands of the law. The
last legal action against them in the courts
was removed today, when Attorney Gener-
al Lamar moi pressed the case against
Pugilist Charles Mitchell for Fighting by
previous appointment" and also the case
against the Duval Athletic club, for "aid
ing and abetting fight by previous ap-
pointment."