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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
WALL STREET TRANSACTIONS.
Prevailing Stagnation n Commerce
Hard on the Stock Market.

New YORK. May l9-An active business
was done in the stock exchange during the
two hours of trading today but it was on
the bear side OF the market and resulted in
the esta olishment of a lower range of val
ues in the great majority OF the stock
dealt in. the Industrial group being the
heaviest sufferers. q pretty general ad-
vance was made IN the early dealings
which was, however, only fractional aud
which was not participated IN by Sugar.
The market was then held well until 11:30
O'Clock, just about the time the bank
statement was issued, when heavy SELL
log movement was organized which sent
prices down rapidly with thu lndustrials
IN the van. There was nothing in the
hgures OF the statement TO cause alarm
the changes being nnimportsnt and the
reserve being 1900 900 against less than
S25,U loo II year ago The only unfavpr-
able item was the small decrease in loaus
which reflected the prevailing dullness OF
trade. The prevailing condition of stagna-
tIoD In commercial circles is perhaps the
most serious obstacle i'll the path OF the
stock market and the weekly trade jour.
mails took Very gloomy view of the out
look in today's issues. A good deal of
long stock came out today. considerably
decreasing their lines. Some of The bears
who have constitutional dislike
TO leaving: their lines uncovered
over Sunday came into the market
with considerable buying. causing cou-
siderable steadiness at the close of the
market. The decline was heaviest in the
Industrials, Sugar losing 3T, Sugar pre-
ferred 213 Lead preferred 2: Ihe rest OF the
group I@1E.
The railway list was generally active
and steady
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
SUSPECTS ARRESTED

Special Dispatch 70 the Daily Eagle
CONWAY SPRINGS, Kan, May 19.-This
morning Sheriff Woodcock end Deputy
Sheriff Henderson arrested Anderson Gray
aud Mrs Mcdonald, who are charged with
having been accessory to the murder of
Thomas PatteD. Mr.. Gray and wife ar
rived here to take the train for Wichita,
when Gray was arrested These persons
will have their trial before Judge Cox Of
Wellington.
Dr. J. B. Hungate and wife Of Weeping
Water. Neb, are here visiting MIR. and Mrs.
c. c. TAYLOR.
W. T. Edwards has been very sick for
the last ten days, but is now convalesceut.
Isaac Mayfieid, a former resident Of
Conway Springs who moved to Pratt
Center some time ago. has returned here
to reside.
Dan Denlinger of DAYTON, o., is here
looking after his city property.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
GLADSTONE AND LEO.

ROME, May i9.-Upon the recommends
ton of the congregation of the Propa-
gauda, the Voce Della Vsrita published a
letter which Mr.. Gladstone recently sent
Monsignor FaraDuiini. who asked for the
views OF the distinguished British states
man upon diverse subjects. Mr.. Gladstone
says he sympathizes with the sentiments
expressed aud which are believed to reflect
the pope's opinion upon the Irish question.
He adds:
great example of obedience 10 the law
But while thew are irreproachable in that
respect, the Natioualists are divided
among themselves. l believe the fault
lies with the small group of Parnellites.
The result is deplora ole, for discord is the
chief obstacle to the progress of the Irish
cause. How happy would be the men
VINO could make it cease.
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STILL IN REBELLION.

BUENos AYREs. May 1o-Advices that
reached mere from the state Of Rio Grande
do Sui are TO the effect that the Brazilian
insurgents continue to enroll themselves
under General Saraiva, who IS still COO
Quoting operations against the govern
meni.
NEW YORK. May ia Herald dispatch
from Buenos Ayres says advices received
from Rio Grande do Sui state that tue va
rious divisions of Saraiva's rebel army
have effected n union at Guimaraens. The
united forces number 5000 and have two
Krupp batteries and six GstlIng guns
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money on Gail.

NEW YORK. MAY I9.-Monev on call easy
at per cent. last loan lper cent, closed per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 2laa5
per cent Sterling exchange firm
with actual business in bankers bills at
~ ss34a4 - for demand bills. and 81 S.ala
for sixty-day bills; posted rates. a S1ai 80.
Commercial bills Il s615a4 S634. Silver GER
tificateS 6ia65c.
The total sales OF stocks today were
425612 shares Including: Atchison $780,
American Sugar $500: Burlington 500;
Chicago Gas AGO; DistilliHg and Cattle
Feeders 6 31te General Electric $500; Missouri
Pacific 5000 National Lead 2.60E Rock
Island 800, ST. Paul 10000: Wesern Union
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, May LIT has been a very
slow day in all departments of trade as
wire and mail orders were very slim and
spot purchases very moderate. Through
blesched cottons, cotton fannels and blan-
kets. denims, ducking, pisids. some spec
ialties in printing fabrics, dress goods
summer underwear, hosiery and silk goods
large sales were completed. These sales
were also swollen by forwarding of heavy
weight woolens. Printing cloths were in
demand for spot aud contracts and 1I-16
was bid and declined for "a squares. Fall
River sales for the week 1872, 600 pieces, de-
hvsries les, 0O0. stock Sc, 600 pieces
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KILLING FROSTS.

ST. JOSEPH, May 19.-Rsports to the
Daily News from over fifty points along
the Burlington and Grand Island lines In
Kansas aud Nebraska show much dam
age done by frost LOST night. In some
places vegetables were entirely destroyed
Small fruit Is impaired to some extent.
out strawberries have escaped. Crops are
not hurt. The frost was general within a
radius Of 100 miles of St. Joseph.
KANSAS CITY, No., May 19.-Dispatches
70 the Star show that many Kansas points
were visited by frost last night. The
frost also extended to the Cherokee strip
Great damage was done TO garden truck,
but crops will not be affected much.
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CLOSE CALL ON AKRON.

AgEoS. o. May i9-Tbe o0sicess poE-
ton OF this city YVES threatened with de
slructioB tonight and bad IL net been foi
,ae heavy rains many blocks would have
been destroyed. The piacing mill o'
Weary. Saider and Wilcox and the tSc
iivery stables OF Chsrirs Delt1 and H
vxrsi Isszade were burned Besides these
the BRICK bloc. OF 3. p. Crumr.ae and the
brick warehouse CT Herriek add Soa ssre
DESTROYED ard several other large bsCcss
we're dsmsses. The losses ssGregz;e
si210Co Origin OF tae Ere 10. kao.1.
Ir.nrxscs uneoEn
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A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE
SUICIDE, OR ACCIDENTs

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Nay ia
special from Glen Falls, Mont, 10 the
Tribune says: Cashier D. L. Tracy of the
Great Falls National bank WAS ~ the bank
earlier than usual this morning. A few
minutes before 8 o'clock people on the
Sidewalk heard shot WITHIN. President
Fold was hastily::summoned aud on open
ing the street door, Tracy WIS found near
the te'lsr's window insensicle. The but
let had passed below the heart. straight
through the body. He has been uucon-
sc!ous, tut the doctor thinks be may sur
vive. The general opinion is that It was
an accident. If not, the cause is unknown,
rs Bank Examiner Wilson went over the
books of the bank today aud found every
thing all right.
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FOUND GOOD FORTUNE.

SANTA FE. y. NJ, May l9.-Cyrus Army
grandson OF g orernor Army OF New Mex
icc, today discovered evidence which Ia
thinks Will make him successful as
claimant FOR part o. the famous hyd'
estate in England The evidence Is in ta'
form Ct sn ols English family bible. :oun5
in the possession OF former nurse. whlci
shows DIS descent from Elizabeth Hyds'
who MAS married To his great granGfasbel
1T St Andrews church in Hclburu. Lou
don. Nav IL. 1872
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TRIED TO SUICIDE TWICE

OMAHA, May l9.-J. G. Shearer, who
shot Miss MeClintock and himself at the
Hotel Delloue last night. made another
effort at suicide in the jail tonight. He
secured table knife when his meal WAS
served this evening and after be had been
locked up for the night, gsshed himself
across the left wrist, almost severipg his
hand. He was discovered in time to pre-
vent his bleeding to death. He talks
wildly of his love for Miss AcClintock.
She will recover.
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YATES SLATE.

DENVER, Colo, May I9-Goyernor
Waite completed his penitentiary boar.i
slate today by appointing Franklin f.
Nclellon of Colorado Springs, editor OF
the e. Paso County Herald. and William
Wiirs of Denver, q conductor on the l nion
D
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
WOULD ENFoRcE TREATIES.

WASHINGTON, May ia telegram from
Japan dated the 18Th announces that the
new parliament met ON the 18th inst,
and that an address to the throne was
moved in the lower house, the principal
feature of which was renewal OF the de
mand for the strict enforcement of the
treaties against foreigners which caused
the dissolution af the last house. The
motion was defeated.
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coMMrRc1.L PILGRIMS MEET.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Ia, Mag ia short
meeting of the supreme counci! OF Com.
mercisl Pilgrims of AmcrIca was held
here today. Very little business was done.
Denver was chosen rs the place for tie
next .rienuial couciavs in 1926. Ii was
also decided to put An ORGANIZER in the
field to bring in travelling men VINO do not
now affiliate with the order
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AUSTRIAN LEGISLATION.

VIENNA, May 19.-Iu the lower house OF
the Reichsrsh today tue announcement
was made on behalf of the ministry of
commerce, of the conclusion of CONNER
cial treaty with Russia on the favored
nation basis. 1t was also announced that
the government intended TO introduce in
the autumn bills to revise the trade LEWIS
and to establish labor tribunals to deal
with labor diSputes
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STILL EyApE PURSUERs.

CASTLE. Mo, May 19-Tne hunt for the
TAYLOR brothers, who murdered the Meeks
family near Browning two weeks ago has
been carried on today without success II
is believed tue Taylor boys are hiding
smony the breaks OF the Charlton river
about seven miles from here b tomor-
row a thousand more men will be- on the
Charlton breaks within ra1ius OF ten
miles.
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K OF l. LEADERS EXPELLED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nay ls.-T. '. Pow
DERBY. ex-geuerai master workman Of tn.
Knights of Labor: A ". Wright. ex-
member o. the general executive beard OF
the Knights. and p. p Quinn. master
workman of district assembly No 81. have
been unceremoniously expelled from the
Knights OF Labor.
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FROST IN TEXAS.

DESIsoN, Tex. May ie-No;hing like
the weather of the past twenp-four hours
has been experienced here fo- twenty
years. The thermometer ranged below
City and there was a heavy fTos-- Crops
are tadly damaged.
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CHICAGO, Nav 19-Wheat shot skyward
today advancing IA and closing cent
higher Trading WAS heavy and excited
shorts rushed franticslly to cover, scared
by frosls, higher cables and the bulge in
outside markets Reslizing c:used a re.
action from the top figures. but the mar
ket closed firm. Corn closed 81 cent high
or. July oats A cent higher and provisions
at slight decliue.
The opening in wheat was excited with
the buying general and the selling led by
Pardrige. The principal cause for the
sudden change in the course of market
was the weather. the surprising strength
In cables and the bulge in this side mar
ketS- The strength in foreign
markets was UNEXPECTED and Was one
of the main factors in creating the de-
msDd. After the rush up there was re-
action caused by holders taking profits.
Partridge WAS reported rs covering shorts
and the market frmed mp at the close.
The opening trades were at 3I(01 cent adj
vance, sold up T@11scent. worked back q
az cents. Changed some, ruled steady and
ciosed rs stated.
Corn was active ard steady. fluctuations
covering a range OF 1S@3s. The strength
came from ths weather and shorts
FASTENED to cover. Opening trades were
1a@1a cent advance. sold up 15(G3s cent. re-
acted L@M on local realizing, ruled
steady and closed higher
Oats were active and stronger, especially
for July and September which advanced
55@5s and closed steady.
Provisions. opened quiet and slightly
higher on the strength in wheat. Later,
beaviness set in, values declining moder-
ately for lack of support During the
balance of the session the market was
narrow. advancing slightly and closing
steady for pork and ribs and firm for lard
Compared with last night, July pork is
% higher, July lard unchanged aud July
ribs 21S cents lower.
Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat,
$50; corn, $50; oats, $50; hogs, $4,000 head.
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Tornado IN rENNEssEE.

JOHNSON CITY. Tenn. MAJ ia tor
nado accompanied BY heavy rain passed
over this section from the ives, unroofing
houses, destroying timber and injuring
crops. The thermometer Is falling AID =
freeze is likely 10 occur.
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SOL D sELvEa

CRIPPLE CgEEx, Gel Mar - A, =
a~ptn Ct esSasy Eve tee. Ia os- % is- n-ias-
L-fe SsE.aa.te ore Ms struck yEsch rE1s
si5aass, 10 Iise TOO Aroat 80 .oIats vac
t,kea oat. The ve.s Is from two 20 4ear
iGEte. tslck-
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SPECIE EXPORTS.

New YORK May l9-The exports of
specie from the port of New York during
the week were: Gold 1911, $50; silver
1851 ,427 The imports for the week were:
Gold s94l, l2S; silver $50 1885, dry goods
LOIS, l55; merchandise Sc, 62S 203
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EZETA NOT DEAD.

NEW YORK. May 19-The Herald says:
An official dispatch has been received by
the Salvadorian consul general who is in
this city, denying The reports that General
Antonio Ezeia died from Wounds received
in recent battle. He is at COatepeque,
directing preparations of war
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
ou1LLorINE WONT 40.

PARIS. May 19-TIe chamber of depu-
ties today by large majority rejected the
proposals to suppress public executions
and 60 abolish Capital punishment,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-20
He BARS JESUITS
WURTEMBURGS KING DECLARES
AGAINST SOCIETY OF JESUS.

Expresses Decided Views as to Pro-
posed Legislation Readlai:tiug
Members Of the Jesuitical Or
der to Gcrmany-CraZy Gre
duIity Of Frenchmen on
the Spy Question.
New Phase to Case
Of Horseman
Kneebes.
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ST. LOUIS, May l9.-Wheat. closed higher:
cash. 5l5sc; May, 5.3sc: July, 52a3sc; August,
bSI4c.
CoRN-Cash. higher: 5714c; May, 36c$s;
July 35s4c,; August a55sc.
OATs--Lower; cash 551Sc: May, s5lsc; July.
2S2zsa2st.c.
PoaK-Lower; jobbng Sl2 -.
LARD-Nominal Steam, 81 81; choice, 81 %.
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cows 81 Goes. Is; shipping steers, s3.2o@4 %;
native cows. S2.00@3 %: sfockers and feed
ers. So 756i3 g. 20; bulls 50 40@3.45.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, $500;
market strong, but closed weak: bulk,
S. 75@4 so; h-avies, packers and mixed.
81. 1905. IS; lights. workers and pigs.
s.. 5o@4.75.
Sheep and lamhs-Receipts, 200. ship
ments, 300; market steady.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour easy; straight 50 40@S3l5: winter pats
81. sU1S3.00; spring straights S2.a0G $3.50
No. spring wheat 5435c. No, 5 spring
wheat. no Sales reported. No. red 54s4c
No. = corn 37l4c, No. oats :314c. No
rye &c No barley. nom'l. No. 3 52a56c, No
52s55c No fisxseed 81 IS, prime timothy seed
o. 10a4 Is Mess pork per barrel. Sll e2Jaaall So:
sides, loose, Sc l1Iaa 20 Dry salted Shout
GERS. boxed. S. 75a6 60. Short clear sides,
boxed, ST 621sa7 l2ls, Whisky distillcrs' finish
ed goods. per gallon. 81 10. No. yellow
corn 3.Isc
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SCARED BY FROSTS
WHEAT SHOOTS SKYWARD AND
CLOSES A CENT BETTER.

Sudden Appearance of Cold and On
expected Strength in Foreign Mar
kets Cause q Stampede Among
Shorts, Who Hasten To Coy.
er and Have to Pay for
Their Recent Bear
iSbness-Cofn and
Oats are Both
Hig er.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, May 19-The cattle market
was firm at Fridays quotations. 1t was
not active because Of the fact that only
about SEQ head we're off red. They were
all picked up in good season on basis of
81 $1,000 for interior to extra cows and
beiicrs and IS 40@4 40 FOR common to fancy
steers, Receipts were estimated at 500
had, making 50. 06S tor the week, against
% $50 last week, AZ 1871 year ago and
D. 5t2 i'll 1892
About Il, 600 hogs arrived today. making
Ia 000 for this week, or 2S.o00 head more
Than for last week, fl 900 more than for the
sxme week last year and 45 600 less than in
1892. Tue demand waS good and
CHER prices were paid. There was
advance On yesterdays prices of
5@lo cents and an advance from the
lowest time. Thursday. of 70 cents, but
the market is still 20 cents lower than at
he close of last week. Sales were largest
a. a g6t5. though a number were re-
ported al IS o. and ar least one AZ So 07IS
There were about l. 600 head on sale,
nearly mll of which bad changed hands by
the middle OF the forenoon.
Receipts of sheep were estimated at
] 800 making IS, S21 for this week. For
last week the total was 1869 and for the
corresponding week last year SO. $50. There
was firm niarke' a. i.15Gt % for poor
To extra sheep. sS.25@i 15 Tor yearlings and
S405 IS for spring lambs.
keccipts-Caitle, $40; calves, %; hogs,
1900. sheep, 500
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
st. Louis q ain.

On tie Produce exchange today the butter
market was quiet, unchanged: Eggs quiet,
unthanpad
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OMAHA, Nav l9-Catile-Receipts ., 100:
She market was steady. There Was Il fair
inquiry from both dressed beef men aud
shipping aud export buyers and trading
was tolersbiy brisk on the basis of steady
prices. Quotations unchanged.
Hogs-keceipts s, 200: the market was
steady; there was good general demand.
Some salts We're at shade easier prices,
hut the range WAS the same as on yester-
day at from s. 65 to 81 IS; bulk 81 O. to
g. 20
Saeep-Rsceipts 100. there was q fair de-
maud.
KANSAS CITY, Nav 19.-Cattle- Receipts,
! 800: shipm. nts. 800: market s eadv To shade
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PRINCETON. n.y., May VA cOiiSlon 10
the Stauding Rock tunnel on the New
port News and Mississippi Valley railroad.
twelve miles east of this place today killed
the following seven men outright:
Conductor Nicholas Hill.
J. Crisp. Coviogton, Ky,
Ross Butler, West Point, Ky.
r. L. Bowen, Paducah, ny.
j. Condrey, Mayiieid, NY.
John T. Duncan, Duianey. Ky.
George Whitehead, Paducah, Ky.
There were no injuries not fatal, except
a few minor scratches. The wreck WAS
between extra freight No. COZ. west bound,
and the bridge train under Conductor
Hill. Hill was ont with his train and ex-
pected to take the siding just east OF the
tunnel He sent fiasmsn ahead and was
backing up with boarding car IN ifont.
He had followed the 6agman TOO closely,
and Just as be entered the tuuuel. Engi-
neer Jones with the extra freight reached
the other end. his train going thirty miles
an bour He and his fireman saw the
danger in time 70 jump. The engine
crashed Into the boarding Car IN which
were six doomed men. The car was
SMASHED INTO sPLINTERs
and the engine plowed almost through it,
choking up the tunnel WITH the debris.
Eleven fiat xnd box cars were piled TO-
g-rher ia the rear. making access u the
wreck almost impossible. Only one man
voice could be h-ard-tbs; of John Con
drey, calling in the most piIiful manner
for help. None could reach him, and a
short time afterwards his cries were
stilIed.
Drs. Miller and McNary went to TIE
wreck from this place on special train.
A wrecking :rain was put TO work at both
ends and tonight the bodies were reached
with the exception of that OF Condrey.
They were brought here and prepared Tor
shipment to their homes.
A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE
noted is that all of the meu had their
heads crushed aud with Two exceptions
were almost uninjored In any other way.
The survivors of the pile train say the dag
man sent out by Conductor Hill had am
pie time to get to designated point, and
in TACT should have been there half an
hour before the arrival of the extra
freight, of the coming Of which none of
them knew. the fiagman denies this and
Gays Hill followed him before he bad
time to get oct Of the tunnel aud he was In
it when the freight came in. All the pas
sepgers, mail aud express trains have bad
to transfer over tue hill at the tunnel.
Freight traffic was suspended until mid
night
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA, May 10.
CATTLE.
Cattle-No cattle sold.
HOGS.
Hogs-Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
hogs at the yards today:
No Dock Ave Prce.IN0 Dock Avo Price
12 30 49,. 300 30
80. 253 4 80 80. 240 4 80
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Chicago MarkeI
Opened. HightstlL owest.I Closed

= tHICAGO, May II.
The market today experienced the following
range Of prices.
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