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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
WHATS IN A NAnr

ST. JOSEPH. Mo-. March l4-Eudiess
trouble has resulted from the fact thai
Marysville. the county seat OF Nodaway
eouafy. and Maysviile. the county seat Of
De kalb county. fifty miles east and north
OF this city, are named 80 nesriy alike.
Both have populations OF about ). .000 To-
day delegations OF aldermen from each city
met here. and after prolonged discussion
went home to submit u proposition to
their constituents to vote as to change
Of name for one OF the places Mail, ex-
press and freight matter get mixed so
badly for the two places that change
must be made. but neither city desires 10
adopt new name
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
TWO DISTINCT JOBS
BALL PLAYERS, Y. n. @. a. sECRE-
TARY, ALIEN CONTRACT LAW

Knotty Points offered for Solution
by the Immigration Bureau-Base
ball Men Contend They Are
Professionals and Exempt
Treasury Oficials OF the
Opinion that Y. 81. G.
A. Secretaries I'm
der Contract be
Deported.
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PITrsBURG. Pa, March l4-Ths nuns
schools. This action was taken in view Of
injunction proceedings entered yesterday
BY the Junior Order Of American Neehsn-
les. and the refusal of the central bosrsl Of
education to pay their warrants. B~fos-
dis missing the scholars today they were
notified the parochiai school wouli he re
opened tomorrow. President Minnick. OF
the Riverside school board sail the witn-
drawal was 6usl and no further att~mpt
would be made to introduce tns nuns into
the schools as teachers. He though, the
injunction proceedings would be discon-
tiuued,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
NEW WLAKE.GuLrL1 LINE.

LIRTLE ROCK, Ark. March IA The
contract for the building of 26O miles of
the Lake Superior, Gulf and Southwestern
railroad from Aurora, Missouri. to this
city, part of a trunk line from the lakes
to the Sabine pass, was let today to the
Interstate Construction company of New
York, one hundred miles OF this end being
let to Col, j. NJ. Mccarthy of this city,
work to begin at once. The general office
and shops are to be located in this CITY,
This means a competing trunk line from
the lakes to the gulf.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
MCKINLEY ACT TREATIES.
Friends Of Sugar Duty Apprehensive
Since Vest Expressed Himself.

WASHINGTON, March IA The question
as to whether the commercial agreements,
generally known as reciprocity treaties,
made under the Mckinley act between the
United States and foreign countries will
be nullified by the Wilson bill, if it
should become law, is still the at.rac-
tion at the capitol. Those interested in
securing duty on sugar have become
somewhat apprehensive since Senator Vest
has expressed the opinion that the effect
OF the bill would be to abrogate all these
agreements, but they are still fearful that
the phrase in the provision for the repeal
of the reciprocity clause which states that
the repeal question shall not effect auy act
If done or any right accruing or accrued
before the said repeal, may operate to con-
tinue the agreements In operation or to
render it u question which will lead to
misunderstanding and dispute.
Senators Caffery and Blanchard both
agree with the position taken by Senator
Vest. A statement having been published
to the effect Mr.. Caffery had given the
representatives Of the beet sugar industry
in Kansas and Nebraska the assurance
that he would introduce an amendment to
the senate bill directing the president of
the United States to notify the countries
with whom there are reciprocity treaties,
that all such treaties will be abrograted
three months after the date on which the
new tariff law goes into effect. Senator
Gallery was asked if be contemplated sach
q course. aud replied that he did not. rs he
did not consider it would be necessary.
''The proposed law" said he, "repeais the
reciprocity clause of the McKinley law in
stant and any further proceedings would
be useless"
Senator Blanchard said the Wilson bill
would put the sugar business on an entire
ly different basis from what it had occu-
pied under the Mckinley law, as under
that act sugar had come in free, and he
did not apprehend any trouble in constru.
ing the Wilson bill, when it shall become
a law, rs "A repeal of the reciprocisy clause
The United States has reciprocity agree
ments made under the Mckinley law with
Brazil, Spain for the colonies OF Cuba aud
Porto Rico, Germany. San Domingo. SAL
vador. the British West Indian colonies,
Nicaragua, Guasamala, Costa Rica, Hon.
duras. Francs and her colonies and Aus
tria-Huugary
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Mccarthyite Meeting.

LoSDos, Mcil i4-Thc meeting OF th,
McCarrnyi:e section ended this evening.
Mr Abrshsn Was elected to replscs Dir
Arthur o. Conner as secretary. Tue nss
committee consists of 4r Justia Me
Carthy, Edward Blake. Michael Dsyitt,
John Dillon, Timothy Healy. WI
OBrieD, L. II. OCoaasr. Thos. Sexloa
and 7. ID sullivan
LoSDoy. Men. I5-The Times says shs
result OF the meeting os the MeCsrtbyitss
mem bers was a victory for tho DiilosiI.s.
rho now command eight o. ths nias votes
on the committees. Tue HeAleyites regard
the whole business as attempt 70 di-
mlnish their iud1sacs la ths party cona-
ellis, bat believing that tie IFlsh electors
are with them several OF them iDtimstsd
that they would s~sign ts.ir position In
parliament. with the object OF securing a
popular refdiet in favor Of their ae,ion-
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CUT HIS wIFEs THROAT,

DUB QJR. Ia, Marcia IA. X. Beal.
of Hartford City, Iad., met his wife. from
whom he has been separated. on the street
here this afternoon aud attacked her with
knife, cutting her throat, infiicting in-
juries which will probably result in her
death. He then cut his own throat, but
did not fatally injure himself. He was AR
rested and expresses regret that he did not
succeed in his design.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
THE Cherokee BONDS.

WASHINGTON, March A. Secretary
,Hoke Smith this afternoon sent TO con-
gress the opinion of Assistant Attorney
General Hall in favor of r. I. Wilson &
Co. Of New York as the firm entitled to
the Cherokee outlet bonds. amounting to
Sc, 10000 Secretary Smith states in his
letter of transmittal. that he has approved
the opinion, but has not acted on the
recommendation for approval of the appIi-
cation of r. L. Wilson & Co. of New
York City to have the bonds assig gned to
the firm
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
CONFIRMED EXCEPTIONALLY.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE senate ia
executive session todav confirmed the
nomination of j. Marshal Wright as naval
officer at Philadelphia, but reserved the
right to reconsider If found desirable.
Mention was made Of an anonymous let
ter received by the senators accusing
at Lincoln's death. and it was stated that
under ordinary circumstances no atten-
tion would be paid to such communica-
tion. but in this instance the writer had
said that there were charges on file with
the president confrmatory Of THE charge
Hence it was suggested that investigation
should be made as to the existence of these
charges, which is to be done be fore the
confirmation is officially announced.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
MINERS ACCEPT.

PITTsBURG. Pa, March 1.-The river
miners OF the Fourth Pool nave accepted
all have returned to work. The rate for
mining will be 4 cent bushels. The
strike was against cut of from Ia to
cent per bushel. About l, 300 men return-
ed TO work aud several hundred who have
been working at the pool price will be
obliged TO accept a reduction.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
CUT AT RECEIVERS.

WASHINGTON. March 14.-Mr Diamond
of Missouri today introduced bill in the
house providing that no more than two
persons shall be appointed receivers for
any corporation, nor shall the compensa-
tion of any receiver now nor hereafter ap-
pointed be greater than at the rate of
1000 annually. The business of corpora
tions shall not be conducted or continued
by receivers or under the direction or
supervision of any court except, incident
ally. in the winding up of their affairs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
TWO FATAL RAIL WRECKS

BAKER, Or, March 4-Passenge. train
No. 2, east bound on the Oregon Short
Line, was ditched just east of Mountain
Home, Idaho. causing the death OF the fire-
mau. mail clerk aud three tramps.
Freight train No. 81. on the Oregon
Short Line, in charge of Conductor Nash.
last evening ran over COW two miles
west OF Durkee, and the engine and six
cars were derailed. The engine turned
over and Brakeman R. II. Phillips of La
Grande was instantly killed and Frank
Lessal of La Grande fatally hurt. En-.
gineer Jackson was slightly injured.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
CLAIM AGENTS MEET

LOUISVILLE. KY, March 1.-THE asso-
citation of freight claim agents were in
session today at the Gait house. The ses-
sion todsy was taken up in organization
and business of preliminary character.
The association is composed of 140 rail-
roads. Among matters to be considered
of importance to railroads is that of recon-
mendation of car seal
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IN pRENDERaAsr's BEHALF.

CHICAGO. March H-Attorneys c. S.
Darrow and s S. Gregory viii apply 70
the supreme court as Ostxws tomorrow
for writ of supersedeas. staring the
execution Of Prendergast, row uader sen-
tencs OF death for she murder OF the late
Mayor Harrison, until the supreme court
has an opportunity TO pass upon his sp
peal. Pgendergsst is sentenced TO hang
Friday, March q. and IL the supreme conrt
fluids probable error in the assign menis OF
error III the bill OF exceptions, the writ
viii be issued.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15

LEXINGTON, KY, March 1.-THE Ken
lucky Union railway. extending from
Lexington to jackson, distance of
and timber lands of eastern Kentucky. was
sold here today under decree of the United
States circuit court. The only bid was j.
kennedy Todd & Co., OF New York. repre-
senting the first mortgage bond-hoIders.
who offered the upset" set by the court.
one million dollars. The road was
knocked down at this figure.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
CRIPPLE CREEK MINERS

COLORADO SPRINGS. March 14.-The
owners of the big Cripple Greek mines
which have been closed by the strike for an
eight hour day. held meeting today at
the office of j. J. Hsgerman aud decided 10
resume operations tomorrow. Tbs sheriff
will Be there with posse and the county
commissioners have guaranteed protec
tion to all who wish to work nine hours,
as before the strike. The mines that will
start up are the Annie, Lees Summit, Au-
aconda. Victor, isabella group, Gold Dol
lar, Gold King, Zsnobia and Pharmacist
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
THE NEW PARTY NAMKD.

PITTsBURG. Pa. March 1.-The con-
ference of tue new national party adjourn
ed finally this evening after adopting the
name Of the Peoples Progressive party.
There were twenty delegates present,
mostly from Pennsylvania. An executive
committee of COO was appointed TO COM
plete the organization. IL WAS decided to
secure signatures to call for a national CON-
vention in 1896 to nominate presidential
candidates.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
YELLOWSTONE PARK.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE senate
committee on territories today authorized
a favorable report upon the bill introduced
by Senator Carey, defining and changing
the boundary line of Yellowstone National
park. aud also upon the bill providing for
the punishment OF offsnses committed in
the park. The bill places the park within
the jurisdiction Of the United States dis
trict court of Wyoming.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
-FOUR YEARS TRIP.

DENVER, Colo, March 14.-Ed johnson
OF Philadelphia at present in Denver. will
soon begin trip of Is. 600 miles on horse
back in the interest of q newspaper syndi-
cate. His trip will take just four years
He will go Through Mexico aud then
through the different states of South
America, incidentally visiting the source
Of the Amazon river, Lake Nicaragua aud
several tribes of Cannibal Indians. Mr..
johnson is 60 be accompanied by G. III.
Hamilton of the British army, DR.. Miles
Paugh aud mineralogist.
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uE prrArzD UPON AxxR.cA

I<oxDoE, Msreh Is The DAILY Ss~s
tbs u.1sssax yab.isass al is,~svi~v usss
William zs<.s. wEs has tzss rssgrss1
10 Eoxtssd fran sa ext@n1ei visss 20 tss
rnitsi States. As. S<~sd e0asirsr. Lzl-
ezgs the gressess eisy ia AasSrioS. bar
noas H- declares tssE tE rssts sats tss
elsizsns Of Ceicsxs 70 msks st tSs 1esi
cstv os TIA zarsa U< ,ii,ssd i~egssaiy
~r,os A sn~fsez. es2se1 air .ssr.s issts;aslosz.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
TO FORCE EIGHT HOURS.

PITTsBUHG. Pa, March l4-rIe Brother.
hood OF Carpenters and Joiuers will in
augurate an eight hour movement In Pitts
burg just as soou AS the opportunity pre-
sents itself Instead Of relaxing their eff
forts the local unions are daily making
headway towards the much desired poius,
and the first building boom will be taken
advantage Of to force the eighthour day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
UGLY TEMPERS.

Ara product Of bad digestion. Your dys-
peptic Is almost invariably IA cross-patch.
TIE way To renew cheerfuiness of disposi-
tion aud an equable temper soured by in.
digestion. Is TO take a canrse of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, which not only ban.
ishes dyspeptia. but also relieves bilious
ness. constipation, chiIls and fever, rheu-
matisra and kidney trouble. Use it with
persistence three times day.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
PALMETTO POLITICS.

CHARLESTON. S. c., March l4.-Returns
from the congressional election have been
receied from the whole district except half
of Lexington county. and clearly indicate
the election OF James f. Isclar, Cleveland
Democrat, over j. W. II, Stokes, Ocaia
Demo cyat
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
FREIGHT WRECK.

BOISE CITY. Mich. March IA freight
train on the Oregon Short line was wrecked
near Reverse last night. The conductor
aud one brakeman were badly injured.
Another brakeman is missing and Is sup
posed TO have been killed. Il is reported
TWO tramps were also killed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
FATAL BOILER BURST.

DETROIT. Mich, March IA telephone
message from Dresden. Ont, states that
the boiler in Vale's planning mill exploded
Monday evening killiag Adam Cornell.
the engineer and his three children who
CHARGED TO be with him at the time. The
force of the explosion hurled the boiler 100
feet. Cornelps wife is SD overcome with
grief that aer life is despaired OF
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
BOUND TO PASS IT
VARIOUS MOTIONS INIMIoAL TO
sEIGNIORAGE BILL DEFEATED.

Indications That the Bill VIII Pass
Today by Good Majority-Great
Progress Being Made With the
Surdry Civil Bill-Tha
River Commissions Con.
tracts Full Of Public
P1under - Wash
ington News.
Notes,
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DESIRE A UNIFORM RATE.

PITTsBURG, Pa. March 1.-The pud-
dlers at Youngstown have voted for the
"a rate, but will take no action until the
conference committee meets, which will
be soon. Vice President McEvev CONFIRMS
:he report that the Mahoning Valley pud-
dlers desire uniform rate. This means
the same Fate rs paid in competing dis
triets.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
A WICKED WIFE.

DENVER. Colo, March 14-May Smith,
wife of paddy" Smith, light weight
pugilist and brother of "Denver" Ed
Smith, today threw csrboiic acid in her
husbands face, badly burning his neck
aud left cheek. Tue woman was arrested,
charged with sault
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
GOT THEIR PIE.

WASHINGTON, March H.-The senate in
executive session confirmed the following
nominations:
William G. Sweeney, to be surveyor of
Postmasters: Missouri-A b. Conrow,
at Richmond; V. P. Hart, at Sedalia; l.
Hay, at Charleston.
Iowa-Henry Nicolaus. at Wilton juno
tion.
j. Marshall Wright. to be naval officer
at Philadelphia.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
DAY ON THE TURF.

NEW ORLEANS. March l4.-First race
Five furlongs: Tramp won; Montevideo,
second; Dunlap. third. Time. 1-13s4.
Second-Five furlongs: Spinner won;
Blue Eyes, second; Dan Collnis, third
Time. 1:l3115.
Third-flve and one-balf furlongs: Bur-
rell S. Billet won; Horrce Leland. second;
Last Chance. third. Time, 1:l9sl.
n foursn-oeVen lutiongs; Carmen won;
Time 1:43
Fifth-F'iye and one-half furlongs: Hem
neira won; Eau Claire, second; The Bully,
third. Time, l:19L.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
DIPHTHERIA EPIDEMIC.

BRAZIL, Ind, March 4-Diphtheria
is raging at Carbon north Of here. in tho
most malignant form. In the last week
thirteen persons have died OF the disease.
Five children Of one family died in the
past two DAYS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
MILLIONS AT STAKE
PROPOSED SUIT AGAINST q. P. d.
REuToRs FOB $40,OOO,0O0.

Representative Boatner InaugurateS
the Largest Law Suit Ever Insti-
tuted-ViolatiOn of Trust and
Illegal Acts Charged Up to
the Directors, Past and
Present, of the Union
Pacific - ResOlu-
ton to be Pre-
sented
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REJECT THE REPLY
HlsTERIALLEA5ERs DECLINE TO
ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY

Laid on Their Shoulders by Lsbou.
chere's Motion to Abolish the
House OF Peers-New Ad tress
to the Queen Presented aud
Passed - Liberals De
mand Speedy and
Drastic Measures.
General For
eign News
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
GLASS WORKS BURNED.

| TIFFIs, O., March A. The main build
| ing of tue Sheath glass works, large two
| story brick. twelve pot factory, giving en-
pioyment to $50 people, was destroyed by
| fire this afternoon, only the walls remaiu-
ing. Loss $50 900. covered by Insurance.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
DEMOCRATIC DEPARTURE

LEADyTLLE, Colo, March Il The DEM
ocratic city convention today nomsnased
Mrs Alexander Eldridge for city treasurer
and Mrs Bridge. McCinsky for city clerk,
oy acelasns;ion- TEere ara 10 wonea on
ticket
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
WEATHER BULLETIN.
FRED l.. JouSsoY, Oh

WASHINGTON, March H-Following is the
forecast up TO 5 p. M. Thursday:
For Kansas-Fair: probably slightly cooler;
winds becoming northwest.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Gep-
orally fair; probably cooler in extreme west
ern portions; winds becoming northwest
For CoIorado-Fair; cooler; winds variable.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
JUDGE pIhREA DEAD

AUGUSTA. Me-. March l5-Judge Dibbea
OF the Maiue supreme court, died as /
| O'Clock this, Thursday, meraing.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15

NEW Yogx. Msrca H-Tf- sista garns
Ia tie chess match br.ween showsitsr aud
Hodges z1s woa By Sao.st,sr oa his ffty-
ninth gaose
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TRAFFIC TROUBLES.
No Agreement Between the s. P, and
Santa Fe Systs ms-Boycott Talk.

No Agreement Between the S. P. and
Santa Fe systs ms-Boycott Talk.
CHICAGO, March lt.-No announcement
was made today of the settlement of the
trouble between the Aschison and South.
ern Pacific. It may be an nounced almost
any day. however. that matters have been
restored to the status of September l, and
from the-s settled by arbitration. Vica
President Robinson said today that the
Atchison had nc immediate intention OF
with drawing from the Western Freight
associ alton because of the resolutions con-
demning the Atchison passed some time
since by that body. The trouble is not
over, however. W
The Jacksonville Southeastern TODAY
announced a cut of from $27 to S25 IS from
Peoria to Ell Paso, making that the
through rate because the sum Of the locals
made only S25. IS.
There is some talk among Western Pas
senger association lines of requesting e
Chairman Caldwell to order boycott a
the Union Pacific. Notwithstanding the
denlais OF that lins ie is held responsible
for most OF the existing decentralization in
California traffic. The boycott sentiment
has not become active as yet and nothing
has been said to Chairman Caldwell on the
subject, but there is chancs tEat it will
be laid before him within week or so.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
GENERAL sroRrrNo NEWS.

The income Of the League OF American
Wheelmen last year was 81, a5754.
John Clsrkson will begin to coach the
Yale team this week.
One Chicago newspaper has ventured
the prediction that the Chicagos will bea
the New Yorks ia the pennant race this
year.
BILLY" Murphy, the Brooklyn cyclist,
has determined 10 leave he amateur ranks
aud race professionally. He will cast his
fortune with the coioay OF American cash
prize riders in Paris.
The Amateur Athletic Union no longer
includes cycling ia the list of sports over
which it Claims jurisdiction Il is now
Left 10 she care OF she issgus ct American
WEeelmea.
The Engilsh Varsity boat race next vesk
Will have no sporting interest The Cam
bridge crew Is completely oufelAsssd. sod
the bet,ine Is i've 70 swo Ia favor Of OK
forS- sk
Paris, always 70 the fore in ssays.ing In
novations, has just promoted yelo.- Ex-
press company rs object Is 70 station
messengers as all the railway dspozs and
the principal warehouses aud sh9,sz .fta
bicycles. Five hundred OF these uen are
always on duty ready 70 take . message OF
parcel anywhere in the city for 1&lf-s-
franc. whilst outside ths city boundaries
the charges wiii be franz
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15

Pure blood is better than "blue blood.u
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapar,
lila.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
DIRECTORS ELECTED.

KANSAS CIvY. Mo-, .Marca 14-The au-
nual stockholders meeting of the Kansas
City, Fort Scott and Memphis rail-
way and associated roads took place
oday and the following directors
were elected: Fl. H. Hunnewell,
Charles Merriam. T. Jefferson Cool
Jefferson Coolidge, Jr., Eugene X.
Thayer, L. L. Higginson, Frances Bart
lett of Boston; George H. Nettleton. G. ".
Blair, B. p. Mcdonald and o. Z. Learnard.
The following named men Were chosen
directors of the Kansas City. Clinton and
Springfield railway: George Fl. Nettle-
ton. Wallace Pratt, W. W. Fagan, E. S.
Washburn. J. S. Ford, J. H. Emmert, L
z. Danna, W. j. Ferry, w. G. Dunn.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15
RECEIVER ASKED ron.

KEoErK. Iowa. March A-op spplIca-
fion o. the Central Trust sonpsHy of Ssr
Ysrk. Judge Bank Of ;hs superior oo1sf
this afternoon appointed Van Caldwell re-
essver for The Ms6lscn, Iswx. Water AID
Lsxat company TIA trust cooapaay holds
rHprtgags Gu tsse Nsfs<wo<xs psaef
securing ouods Scr fzAaH Tse dxfrns-
ant csszuises On the iut<rsss last OEso5 5<r-
The trust company asks for fcrxcScs zrs
os the mortgage and sale Of tbs r.saI
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-15

Captain Samuel Reed, the designer Of the
American flag and one Of the heroes OF the
war of 1872
The house at $50 adjourned.