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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04

CINCINNATI, O., March S.-The wrestling
match at the Peoples theater tonight
almost ended in a tragedy. Frank Trick
ler and Bert Walker. between whom there
was considerable i'll feeling. wrestled three
bouts mixed styles. Walker won the
first {GrBco-Roman) in three minutes and
Trickler took the catch-as-catch-cau IN ia
minutes. Trickler got the stranger hold
which was barred. and the referee gave
the decision to Walker. Before the men
could rise, however, Que of Walkers
seconds, named Boley. raAOut on the mat
and kicked Trickler Behind the ear
stretching him senseless oh the hoor.
Trlckier recovered in a few minutes ana
did not seera TO be seriously hurt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
JUST MoNkeylNG ALONE.
No Indication That the Senate Con
mittee VIII Finish the Tariff Bill.

WASHINGTON. March 3.-The Democratic
members of the finance committee cou-
tinued their work on the tariff bill during
the day, but had not at the close OF the
sitting made such progress as TO justify
the Chairman IN calling meeting OF the
full COMMITTEES for Monday. The mem-
bers were quite as reficent as at any pre-
vious time. and declined to give out any
information as TO what bad been accom-.
plished or what remains to be doue. They
unite in saying that the detail work has
been found SO great task as to render
speedy action impossible. and add thsr
the whole adjustment is so delicate IS to
make it unsafe TO make it public until the
work has been entirely concluded
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
MAKING BOMBS AGAIN.
Anarchists Mixing Explosives In Fort
In Spain.

MADRID, March 8. A dispatch tromCarth-
ageua states that discovery was made
there today that is evidence that prepara-
tions were being made 10 commit an out
rage somewhere in that city. The police
received information from an anonymous
source that the conception fort a. Cartbe-
gena had been turned into store house
for explosives hy anarchists. A search
was made of the fort which resulted in
the discovery OF four bombs loaded with
gunpowder and scrap iron aud three
dynamite petards. Tue discovery has
caused much activity among tue police,
who are vigorously searching for the
owners of the explosives.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04

EAST ST. Louis, March 3-First race
Tnree-fourths of mile: Jack Richeliu
won; Bango, second. Heads or Tails, third.
Time. 1:20.
Second-Five furlongs: Startling won;
Moonlight, second; Cereby Cerberus,
third. Time. 1:051l
Tbird-F'ive furloDgs: Hiram Argo
won; Woodbad, second; Piquanie. third.
Time, 1867.
Fonrth-Three-fourths OF mile: Es-
telle f., won; St. Andrew, second; Pesalto,
third. Time, 1:20.
Fifth-Three-fourths of a mile: John
Hickey won; Reuben Payne, second; OBJ
lem, third. Time, i:20.
Sixth-Five furlongs: Wrestler won;
Eunice. second; Trim, third. Time, 1886.
HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March 4-First
-Three-ararters of mile: Ansonia
won; Poor Abe. second; Doley Brown,
third. Time. l:191l
Second-Nine-5Ixteent OF mile: Lii
tie Phil won; Jack Thomas. second; DICK
Tiger. third. Time, 0:5114
Tbird-One mile, hurdle: Dick Wright
came in first but was disqualified for not
jumping twice; Dou Enrique was also dis
qualified for the same reasons, and Dakota
won; Golden Arrow, second. Time, l.55.
h-Eleven-sixteenths OF mile:
Barney Aaron, Jr, won: Powhstfan, Sec
ond: Josephine, third. Time. I:i2A.
Fifth-Half mile: Prince William III
won; Bob, second; Bonnie BoSs. third
Time 0:53
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
THE EaRlY OBSEOlJlES.

LYNCHBURG. Va, March 3.-General
Jubal A. EarIy's funeral takes place Mon
day from ST. Paul,s Protestant Episcopal
church. of which his nieces were members.
He will be buried with civic aud military
honors, the details having been arranged
tonight at a meeting of the ex-Confeder-
ate veterans. Among the distinguished
persons to be here are Geceral Fiizhugh
Lee, General Bardley L. johnson. General
Babney Maurey. General w. II. Payne,
General Epha Hunton and others. Tue
general assembly today adopted resolu-
tions of regret ut the death OF General
Early and eulogies We're delivered 10y
membe of both houses.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
Billy He.tad scottia.

HAMMOND, lad, March S.-Bllly Muir
ply of Chicago and Scottis McGranger OF
Detroit wrestled here tonight. Greece
Roman. for s1O0 side and gate receipts.
Mr. Granger agreed to throw Murphy
twice in thirty minutes. but was fioored
himself in nine minutes. Another match
has been made for $1,000 side and the
lightweight championship.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
MEETS IhE CUT.

KANSAS CITY, March 3.-R L. McKellar.
general western agent of the Memphis and
Charleston railway, wired from St Louis
today as follows: ''The Memphis and
Charleston road will protect its Kansas
City aud Missouri river interests by
promptly meeting from Memphis the St.
Louis reduction of seven cents per hun
dred on grain and flour TO interior south
eastern points, and five cents 10 coast
points effective March 6.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
BEGINNING OF THE END.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3.-The Chron-
icle says it appears now that the Santa
Fe would like to compromise the rate war
with the Southern Pacific. President
Ra;nhart Of the Santa Fe today telegraph
ed Vice President Crocker of the Southern
Pacific, asking him to withdraw the cir
culars sent out by the latter road. in
which refusal to honor Santa Fe tickets
from San Diego and a refusal to recognize
the side trip to Los Angeles via Barstow,
were the principal features. Mr.. Crocker
replied that the Santa Fe must first recog-
nize the right of the Southern Pacific to
make the side trip to San Francisco. The
same privilege would be accorded the
Santa Fe at Los Angeles.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
SIZED HIM up.

WAsHISGToS, March "A special 70
the Evening Star from Richmond. Va,
says: When General James LongstreeS
was apprised of General Earlyis death and
pressed for an estimate OF the dead con-
federase soldiers career, ne INSIDE the lol-
lowing startling reply:
.'Of Esrly's career as a sold ier. can
didly regard il as a dismal failure He
was gifted with neither genius OF war nor
development of strategy. Ia this opinion
/ viii be borne out by Ihe records The
fact that thought so during the war led
20 an esirangemens in which 6sn- Early
pursued me with q bitterness that
knew no reason What l say refers 70
official acts aud official cbgrarter- speak
not OF private life. The cnmnaADd which.
under Ssoaewail Jackson, knew not c1!eas,
under Early never Knew victory. This
was not the fas.ls of lhe men under Early.
VITO were as brave as they were under
.Inckss1, bet was owing solely 20 TEE
llefiicieacy of the generaiir command L. -
hard sor me 10 express these Convictions
in TIE presence of death, yet nisEorg rauss
uos ue falsitiesi because OF the respect aid
reverence 1ae the dead.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
AGAINST THE SANTA FE.

TOPEKA, Kan. March 3.-The railroad
commissioners today for the second
time decided the Lathrope case for the
plaintiff. Charlss K. Lsthrope of Atchi-
son complained that the Burlington
charged him 50 per car for transfer from
its track to his elevator on the Santa Fe.
The board decides that the Santa E'e is n
connecting line OF the Burlington, and
hence that road has no right to make a
charva
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
SILVER DICK COMP AGENT.

wAsHisGTos. March 3--Reprez~pta ativs
BIau6 10 not worried over ID. reports that
his silver sesgniorage dill will be smsnde
10 the senate by the addition Of . free all
ver clause. ne be says free silver - ptopo-
sition which would not be germans nndef
the rules OF the senate or hoii-s "a the
psudipg bill. Mr. Band expects 50 cali
up bis fTse silver bill la the house ssm.
mite on coinags at sn early day. NJ
time has Uesn set, however. ~s Ar. Blsnd
yiIl not push the measure ustl! tie sstaa-
Iorare bill has been disposed OF.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
Smashed His Noae.

GALVESTON. Tex, March 3.-The prize
fight between Maloney and Porter. foug ht
here tonight before the Island City
Athletic club, was one of the best ever
seen hero. Sixteen vicious rounds were
fought when the police stopped the hght..
1t was all Maloney's fight and
Porter was saved from Knockout
in the 18th round when the gong sounded
just in time TO save Porter severe punish
ment. Maloney delivered a straight out
smash on Porter's nose aud covered him
with blood. The referee called the fight u
draw, very much to the disgust Of the au-
dience.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
A MARVELLOUS YANKEE INVENTION

A MARVELLOUS YANKEE INVENTION.
Among the innumerable exhibits in the
manufacturers building at the world S
fair there was one Of such unique design
that, even in that wilderness Of interest
ing things. it attracted much attention.
1t consisted of two wax figures, the one
girl, sitting, and the other man, stand
ing upon a single platform Ine mah
was leaning toward the girl AS though he
were explaining to her che design OF a
small crescsnr-shaped piece of rubber
cloth which he held in his hand. More
life-like figures than these were never seen
in Nine Tussaud's or any other exhibit
tion of wax works in the world. Many
people approached this group aud looked
into the mans face wondering why he
stood silent When they discovered their
error they bit their lips and moved away,
only to return in little while to see what
those wax figures meant. The
figure OF the man bore the famous
Garfield seamless dress shield. The other
represented one of the prettiest girls In
Bridgeport, COnu.-an employe or the Iac-
tory at which these shields are now made
by the miliioh-whom he was 1nstructlng
how to make the article. :.
The Garfield seamless dress shield ltsel.
is too well known TO need description, VI
the steady growth and the present enor-
nous business of the company that manu-
features them, however. the public knows
but little. When the Garfield Rubber
company was organized in 1882. its capital
was $40, 900, and its plant consisted OF one
small building aud few machines. To
day, although the capital has been IN
creased only to $3.50. 900. with surplus of
another quarter of million, the company
manufactures over 4000. 900 pairs OF dress
shields every year. transacting an annual
business of over s, 100000 and having
head Offices in New York, London aud
Paris.
Mr.. Ratcliffe Hicks, the president of the
company, is q man of remarkable business
ability. His success is due, not more to
the self-recommending article he set out to
manufacture, than to his untiring and
ingenious efforts to make every woman IN
the land give it al least one trial. lu
recognition of the appreciation of these
women, which has built up the industry.
Mr.. Hicks has now announced n scheme by
which few of them will receive u token
of the company's gratitude. 10 the three
women wdO make the best guesses as to
the number of shields sold: 1st, in the
United States: I'd, in Europe. and Sd, i'll all
the world, in 1893, he offers free Cook
excursion ticket to Europe and return.
Or, if they prefer the money. they will re.
ceive $500, $500 and $500 respectively for the
best guess in each of the three classes.
All guesses must be mailed to % Warren
street. New York, before April l, 1884. and
the prizes will be awarded on the lst of
May following. You can write for full
particulars to its office in New York.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
MURDERED BY ROBBERS

HILLsBoRo, La March 3-Mr. and Mrs
Hennenberger, an aged German couple.
were beaten fatally by burglars yesterday
morning Mrs. Hennenberger was awak-
ened about O'Clock by two men who
came to the back door. She opened the
door and while one OF the men pointed a
revolver at her, both of them walked into
the house Mr.. Heunen berger got up ami
seized butcher knife aud attacked the
men but he was struck on the head with n
hammer and will die The robbers failed
to find any money.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
orcLaeEo us coNfIoeNcE.

Of the debate in the chamber Of deputies Oh
the recent disturbances % Sicily. darlax
which vigorous attacks bzTe been made
upou the government. Prime aiaistsr Crls-
d made . ,sslisz s2eesh 10 fs5lv e. tbs
assault; o. the psslttoa. When shs debate
and the prime minister's stseeh had b~sa
finiskNa a vote was taken on tbs oF1ef Of
the day. ssbiets was e<cizrs,iSu Of cpu-
;IJepce Ia the govern rnsst. TIE e5af8bsf
By q large rna jorify. declared its cosh hdsnse
10 ths Crispl csbsnsf. the vp;e st<5diag %!
"a a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
STANDS BY ITS ULTlMATUM.

CHICAGO, March 3.-There were no new
Developments today in the transcou-
tinental rate fight. Everybody is waiting
for the decision of Chairman Caldwell on
the Atchison's demand for a boycott. The
Atchison today reiterated its demand for a
speedy decision and again declaring that
it would on no account remain in the as
sociation after Monday if the decision is
not forthcoming by that time. Once out
of the fold it will never again come in,
while the Union Pacific is an outsider. 1t
will morever insist upon decision no
matter how the troubles between 1T and
the Southern Pacific are settled. 1t is
anxious to know how the Chicago and
Northwestern road stands between the as
sociatiop and the Union Pacific.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
GAVE HIM A KICK
SCENE lat A WRESTLING BOUT
THAT was NOT BOOKED.

One Man Took the S:rang1e Hold and
the Second Of His Opponent
Rushed Into the Ring and
Kicked Him Behind the
Ear, Knocking Him
Senseless-News of
the Race Tracks.
Gossip Of the
Ring.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
SITUATION AT RIO.

LONDON, March a-Advices from Rio de
Janeiro say yellow fever is visiting the
prison in that city. The jails are full Of
political prisoners aud they are rapidly
succumbing to the disease. The position
of the insurgents is critical. as their sup
plies have been cut of by President Peix-
oto's forces. The insurxent squadron Is
growing impatient on account OF tho iuac-
tivity, and mutiny is feared. The fort
resses at Santos are being strengthened.
Insurgens troops ara approaching the
town. but it is thought that they will be
unable to capture it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
Will sEE HIM LATER.

GUTHRIE, o. T., March The supreme
court today granted writ OF mandnmus
to E. D. Cameron commanding j. b.
Parker, territorial superintendent and
auditor. to turn over his oHce to to Cam
eron. Parker was removed by the gov
ernor without cause. Parker held that
uuder the organic act vacancies could only
he made by expiration of term or by death
or resignation. Parker will appeal to the
United States supreme court.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
CALIFORNIA Rate RACKET.

ST. PAUL, March 3.-Late today The Min
neapolis and st. Louis railroad announced
the following rates 30 California points,
based ON the Atchison rates from the Mis-
souri river: San Francisco. LosAngeles, San
Jose and Cotton, $3.50; San Diego, So. 90;
via Santa Fe aud Msjova same rates. The
Omaha thereupou quoted tnrough rates
via Sioux City. and tomorrow these rates
will be effective via all lines.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
The MODERN WAY.

Commends itseif To the well-formed, 20 do
pleasantly aud eHeciuaily what was
formerly done in the cruaest manner aud
disagrecaby ~ we'll 10 cleanse the sys-
tenn aud break mp colds. headaches and
fevers without unpleasant after eff-c 5.
use the delightful liquid laxative remedy.
syrup of Figs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
1900. Dutch Neal win chalisnss the


winner.
Todd Sloan, tho light weight jockey.
has been indefinitely suspeuned By the
board o; stewards OF the Bay District track
as Frisco for the miserable manner In
which he rode Tigress in the second race
at the Bay District track Thursday.
Tigress was hor second choaes aud
probably carried mors mouey than ths
favorits. When In the stretch with I1gress
on the outside and passing the bunch. sud-
denly Sloan pulled the mare over behind
the leaders and got into pocket. The
board of stewards after the race sent Tor
the bookmAkers' sheet and will thoroughly
investigate the matter. Those who know
Sloan best, however. say that they do not
think that he purposeiy lost the race.
A cable from Sydney, New South Wales.
states that Joe Goddard has challenged
Harry Lang, champion OF New Zealand,
to fight for aSO0 or 81 COO u side in SIX
months. The fight to take place 1t the
Syndey Athletic club.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
1HsY DROPPED A CLUE.

ST. JOSEPH, No, March 3.-A posse has
just came in from the scene OF last nights
attempted holdup. They brought with
them the lantern which the bandits used
and rubber coat lost by one of them
The coat will prcve a yaluable clue. IL is
thought the robbers are concealed in the
heavy belt of timber near Halls station
and a careful search is being made. Today
the officials of the Rock Islaud railroad
and United States express companies
offered a.reward of $500 for the arrest of
the bandits.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
coNGREssMENs PRESERVES.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The annual
distribution of seeds by the department. of
agriculture in response to personal appli-
cations has been discontinued. The
present season and hereafter distributions
will be made at the direction OF congress
men who have certain quantities To their
account. The department this year has
provided for 9, O00, 600 packages Of seeds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
will Fight Almost Anybody.

ST. LOUIS, March 3.-Jack Burke. a
Texas lightweight. arrived in this city
this morning and Immediately issued a
challenge for finish fight with either
Stanton Abbott. the lightweight, Andy
Bowen of New Orleans, or Mike Mooney
of st. Louis, or il limited round contest
with welterweight, Dannie Needham now
at Hot Springs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
The amehita ai1u Eagle: Sunday aornns areh A. 1884

by this city, and il tho Rock Island does
not feel disposed to furnish the facilities
desired there are other ways OF getting
them. and the Eaidsons knowing no such
word "a fail, have obtained the key to the
situation and are going after what they
want with every indication OF success.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
ORDER OF TRANSFER.

DENVER, March 3.-1n the United States
court this morning an order was issued by
Judge Riner that the motion of the re-
ceivers of the Union Pacific to dissolve the
order of the court of Feb, ~, on the en-
ployes' wage question, be heard before
Judges Caldwell and Sanborn at Omaha,
March 81
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
DAMAGING CONFESSION.

BROOKLYN. Y. Y. March 3.-Lientenans
Lyman was recalled by the kearsage
court OF inquiry today and was asked IL be
had taken the observations on tue morn.
ing of Feb. 2. He answered that he had
not, nor did he take the afternoon sights
or the sight OF tae star polAris. THIS state
ment of Lieutenant Lyman ia considered
TO be damaging to him. Judge Advocats
Kelley says this was contrary sc the rules
or the navy. rs they require that ths
morning sight must be taken bY tins navt
gator aud no one else.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
FLAcclD MUSCLES GROW STRONG.

FlACClD MUSCLES GROW STRONG.
Weak attenuated frames acquire sound,
healthy flesh, woe begone, hollow faces NIL
out aud become cheerful when Hostetter's s
Stomach Bitters is used as a stomachc TO
improve digestion and assimilation.
Moreover. it cures bilious aud kidney
trouble, and protects the system against
malaria and chronic rheumatism. Use II
AyStemAficai
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
TO DEATH
THREE MEN KILLED III ONE DOWN
In MISSISSIPPI

Two chixalric southerners, One an
Editor, the Othcr . Politician,
Ergase in Newspaper Fight
With the Result Of Per.
sonaI Encounter aud .
Bloody Battle, Ia the
Progress ofWhich
Two Spectators
are Killed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
Strikers Burn Railroad Bridge and Cut
Wires. Troops Under Arms.

CHARLESTOWN, w. Nd., XhaICu .. "a v
1890 o'clock last night Sheriff Siliman
received telegram from Superintendent
Gill of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
stating that body of armed strikers were
at Coalburg, sixteen miles from here, and
threatened to tear up the tracks and burn
the bridges at that point. The Sheriff left
Immediately with posse for the scene.
On their arrival he found that new S30.-
600 bridge had been fired and totally de-
stroyed. Further trouble seems inevitable.
Excitement at Eagle and Powellton Is at
fever heat and an outbreak Is expected
hourly.
The wires have been cut between here
and Powelltou, and it is feared
the crisis has come. A messenger has been
sent TO ascertain the situation
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March S.-Since
the burning of Cabin creek bridge between
Coalburg and Acme and the cutting of
telegraph wires at different points so that
the military at Eagle, or POwellton, tho
railroad officials are carrying messages by
rail as far as Cabin creek from which
point they go on horseback and will report
the situation to the governor AS soon as
possible While the strikers are moving
around Powellton, it is expected work
will be suspended there till Monday, but
no temporary mOVemeuV Cau pIe'eu' wv
lence at Eagle where the worst is feared.
HUNTINGTON. w. Va, March 3.-Com-
pany l, in response to the governors or
ders, left for Eagle this morning on a
special train.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, March 3.-Gov-
ernor McCorkle this afternoon said that
any man who wants to work in the mines
shall have the protection of the state, no
matter what the original causes of the
trOnhla The npaca of the state. he saws.
has been invaded, and an armed force is
endeavoring to violate its laws. 1t has
ceased to be question between the oper-
ators and miners. It is the strikers on one
side and the law-loving people on the
other. He proposes TO see the law upheld.
This means war, as the strikers are
strongly entrenched and we'll armed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
OUTCO OF GOLD.

WAsHfsGTos. March 3.--Treasury 3. Off
ciais attach 10 imDortanc. whatever to
the fact that 81 10. 900 IN gold has been
ordered for export. and express some sur
prise that tue outward mCyemes, hss
been delayed SO long.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
NO SHOW FOR WOMEN.

LEApvILLE, Colo, March 3-Women
were strongly represented in the popalisi
city convention today. but the men de-
MED them the one nomination they
sought Their candidate for city clerk,
votes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
1ApnY IfiaIIcE.

wAsHISaTos. MsFcl, 3.-Andrew SIC
Kee Of Barlington. Kan, for whom a
pension bsii was parsed by the house TO
day. is f0i years old and veteran o! three
wars- lie tas an invalid -ife Of Dearly
tls own age He will get so n Daootb. he
fought 10 the war o. I5iZ. 10 The Mexican
war and was Ter three months SsAnstef
Of taae l. aIon side in the REBELLION
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
INSURANCE TRANSFERS.

TOPEKA, Kan, March 3.-The superin-
tendent of insurance was notified this
afternoon that the Continental Insurance
company of New York had purchased all
the Kansas expiratons or the Burlington
Insurance company which recently failed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
Broke the Record.

CINCINNATI, March 3.-At the Cincin-
natl gymnasium tonight Lewis Elsas
broke the worlds record for speed climb
ing. He climbed twenty-five foot pole
in 3-5 seconds against Il previous record
of 7 seconds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
cowLEY COUNTY SUICIDE.

WINFIELD, March 3.-lSpeciai. l-John
Sizemorc. well known citizen OF wilmot.
this county. committed suicide at that
place today by shooting himself through
the head with 3s-ealibre, smith & Nes
son revolver. Family trouble Is supeoses
TO be the cause OF his rash act.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
STATE OF SIEGE AT RIO PROLONGED

Z UT 0IEN1t- TITO @OFNS~O
RIO DE JANEIRO, March 3.-President
Plexoto has prolonged the state of siege
until the first day of May. The provincial
returns of elections for members OF con-
gress show that majority Of the members
elected are Republican,. Scant interest
was displayed in the elections. aud COM
parativeIy few votes were polled. The
yellow fever in Rio de Janeiro is daily be-
coming worse.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-04
EMBezzLER CAUGHT.

ST. LOUIS, March 3.-John ID. Frazer,
cashier for the Grand Trunk railway, who
left Toronto last July, an embezzler of
$4,000 of railway money, was arrested
here this morning.