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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-30
TIE K1cKAPoo OBSERVATION.
DELEGATE Flynn Makes Another Attempt
to Get That Country Open

WASHINGTON, June 29-Deiegate Flynn
called at the interior today and Informed
the officers of that department that many
or the people of Oklahoma had asked him
TO do all be could 10 get the kickapoo
country open to settlement a. soon as pos
sible. he thought that, as the department
had now been over one year Ia making a
few allotments aud attending to red tape
details, the coantry should be thrown
open. He said that unless tue department
proceeded To do some busins - Ia this direc-
Qulry and expose its lack Of business 10
the country.
It was stated at the depart melt that the
al.oCments have not been heard from as
Yet Many mouths ago Moses Neal WAS
given . 600 with " hich L invade The res
eryatIOn and make the a!iotmeat>, but he
has not succeeded yet, despite the fire.
quent announcement in the press of the
country that Neal had completed his work
ard that the reservation would soon be
opened u settlement.
The officials stated frankly that all such
reports lad ben incorrect. The allot-
meuts have not been received, aud 30 far
only discnurasng reports have been sent
IN from Neal IL was promised tha5 they
would try to have this one reservation
opened TO settlement this fall Or course
IL Is understood that 10 will not be thrown
open until the catt'emen who ''siand in
at the department ship their cattle this
fall. Perhaps 10 may not De opened until
one year from the coming fall, AS that
would slVe the cSttlemeH another season.
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SUGAR SENATOR SOUR

WASHINGTON, June Ex-senator Blnnch-
ard, il is understood, l. making consider
able trouble for the finance committee by
his protests against the proposed changes
in the sugar schedule. The Louisiana
senator Is holding out especially for the
continuation of tle bounty for the present
year. He also calls attention to the fact
that the finance committee has backed out
Of its original proposition to abrogate the
Hawaiian reciprocity treaty, which adj
miJs the sugar product of that country to
enter free, AID is reported as saying that
the sugar producers OF his state would be
greatly injured by the sudden reduction of
she bounty as proposed by the committee
He has put forth the claim that the pro-
posed change is in violation of the Demo
cratic caucus agreement, aud intima:ed IN
very plain language that II the changes
are made a. proposed, the bill will not re-
csive his support.
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CHANCE FOR STATEHOOD GONE.
Oklahoma May Expect Nothing From
the Present Congress.

the Present Congress.
WASHINGTON, June 2S.-Hope of state
hood for Oklahoma this session is gone.
Yesterday Chairman Wheeler OF the COM
mittee on territories, in his speech just
before the bill admitting New Mexico to
statehood was passed, declared that the
committee was equally anxious 20 secure
statehood for Oklahoma. and that she
would be welcomed to the sisterhood of
states when the time WAS ripe Tor her
admission, whereupon Mr.. Reed aud
several other Republicans called out:
"Why not admit her now ?"
But she wasn't admitted and all the
Oklahomans here are Disguised.
Sidney Clarke, the representative Of the
territory on statehood for Oklahoma, says
in an interview:
Unless this Democratic congress ad-
mits Oklahoma aud the Indian Territory
as one state, and the Republicans have u
majority in the next congress, one or their
first acts will be To admit Oklahoma as il
is The only hope for single statehood is
al the next session OF congress. The bill
would have passed the session hal lt not
been for administrative influence through
the carpetbag officials sent into that coun-
try. They went there TO draw salaries
and TO leave as soon as they are turned out
OF Office. They are there To protect their
salaries as long as the present adminisirt-
tiOn is in power. IL Is by no means Ger
tain even at the next session OF congress.
should it then be known that the Bext
congress would be Republican, that this
congress would give Us statehood.
''The present outfit simply appear to be
anxious to grab every dollar Ia sight and
care nothing for the future and for Okla
hOma All they have done for oklahoma
so far, * to deny the people OF that terri
tory home rule and have sent on them car
petbaggers who are determined 70 prevent
the people from conducting their own
affairs even in the postottice matters, IL
is very discouraging 70 any Democrat u
see such tyranny practiced on toe people
of Oklahoma -
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Z WORD AS TO MARRIAGE.
The Wise Mothers Influence Upon Hei
Daughter.


just about the time a Young gir'
blooms into a possible or prospective
bride, her fate hangs, % large extent
upon the tact and diplomacy OF her
mother. There are mothers who have
clear ideas Of the kind Of marriage IL 10
possible and desira bic that their dauch.
ters should make. They give THEN
girls the training which fits them ~,
such marriage, they frown on ali IN.
desirable associations, and foster al
that meet their wishes Their daugh,
ters almost always marry and lead 70
specta ole and comforta ole lives II II
not 50 certain that they lead lives Of
enthusiasm,
Yet IL IS hardly fair 20 laugh a. such
mothers and call them matchmaker
They often know their children better
than the children know themselves
and IL is very well that the elder,
should guide the choice. though IL
would be intolerab Die IL they made ne
decision. a woman who loves her
child must try % secure The childf
happiness according % her light II
she il high-minded and wishes hsi
daughter % marry = noble man. she
Will not use base means Ifsae wishes
70 CRAFTY a selfish ambition, she car
not use worthy means
II is, however, great mistake % le'
. girl grow MP with the idea that -.
val be sure 20 marry. or wore stni
that she ought - marry. On the con
trsry, pains should BE- taken 70 ;@zcf
her 20 choose well by keeping high
standard before her both as % friends
and as 20 books, while few jadiciOui
words should Be said o he- from tirn'
20 time Unfortunately. few mother
seem 20 know how 70 say these words
". Y. Commercial Advertise.
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TruesiaIe's UItimatum,

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI, June 2.-The
American Railway Union this afternoon
held conferences with ". H Truesdale.
receiver OF the Minneapolis end -. Louis
road. at which he refused TO reinstate the
men who had been discharged for refusing
TO handle Pullman cars. he also told
them that the road would CONTINUE TO use
PuIImaus. This ultimatum was wired
Dzbs in Chicago aud he az once ordered
the rnan ont The order was obeyed. but
th- Chicago traia i-ft on time tonight, TIE
Pullman being chained aud locked III I'd
lit on 10 the regular coupling. Advlces
from Albert Lei. the end Of the read. say
that everything is tied up there and IL Il
not believed the trsia viii pass that point.
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, June 29.-With the excep-
ton of a short time the day in the house
was consumed by o tiiibuster over the con-
tested election case of Watson against
Black, of the Tenth Georgia district. The
filibuster was led by Representative Pence
(Pop.) who contested every inch of ground
even after the aid of the committee on
rules had been invoked. The tangle was
finally Strengthened out and the resolution
Of the committee on elections. declaring
Mr.. Black elected, was agreed TO. only the
POpuiistS dissenting.
A few minor bills were passed early in
the day and some resolutions % pay the
salaries and funeral expenses of deceased
employees of the house We're agreed TO-
At 4:30 the house recessed until 5 p. NJ =,
the evening session being devoted to pri-
yate pension bills.
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ADDITIONAL STRIKE NEWS.
Conductors Deliberate.

CHICAGO. June 29-The Order OF Rail-
way Conductors held mass meeting this
afternoon TO decide what action the or
ganization should take in the strike
of the American Railway union.
Grand Master Clarke presided. \ rrsOlu-
ton was introduced providing that the Or
der should side with the general managers
association. but it raised such a storm that
the man who offered il was compelled to
withdraw it. The only action taken by
the meeting was the announcement relat-
ing to the attitude OF the order toward the
strike, which will be formally announced
by the order a. a body, aud that the Off
cials must refrain from committing the
Organization ia any manner.
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THE QUEENS coNDoLENCE.

LONDON, June 29-The following is 4
translation of the queens letter of sym
pathy to Nine Carnot:
WINDSOR, June q, 1894.
MADAME-Although l have not the
pleasure Of knowing you personally / can
not refrain from writing to yOu aud at
tempting to express the deep and sincere
sympathy feel for YOU at this terri BILE
moment. | cannot find words Co tell Won
how my widows heart bleeds Tor you, and
what horror and dismay l feel for the
crime that has robbed you of a beloved
husband, ant the whole of France of its
most worthy and respected president. If
universal sympathy can in any measure
assuage your intense grief be assured il is
yours. May God give you the strength
aud couI age, as well as the resignation
necessary u enable you TO bear such Attic
ton. Je NE Dis, madame, vo.re bien sin-
cerement. VICTORIA,
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvsrnen. snd
;enis D. TersCn4i enjoyment wken
rizhtiy u--3- The many. uao live b.
;sr than o;lers and eajoy iifs Snosr. vita
JOS expenditars. BY more promptly
adapting The worlds bet prs3ue.s 90
the needs q physical ts.ing. vili attest
t..s value o. health a ibe pars baasd
LAXATIVE princiFies sm1rzosd - ne
remedy, Syruf & Pig.
j. s1csiieB-e IL due % - pfea<nting
in TIE fo-n anoat acceptable aad pleas
zrt ~ the las;r, The t-ffrshinz and sr0iy
tseaesc.4i P.opsrtsss q r ps-rtect isz-
at.rs efeetaaily cleaning he syzsesa,
disTesl.sg 81, hssiac4ss ana trrsfs
and peruaEently curing constipatiaa-
Il a. gives zEs.sfsctIoa - HilgAgsss All
Esrt with lse zppf9s Il q ise ssessczi
r.-of-aGn. is-eaH-e - 49, On ts@ ksa-
n-vs. Liver znl Bowels witagus wssk /.
.ri.ag ibeza All e = perfec;iy ire ffoez
every Objectionable -ltefSncs.
-Trup & FiE. il Sar saie d, 81 drag
= - III ~ AL 81 EssilAss. Ia. e n nsGs.
afa .u-d - tee Czlifonz Fix eyrap
Co o. 3. p 49, nanse T. FrssssSs % svsr-g
rar@asr, alr3 faC rama, -yfstp - Fixr
zai is,ng Eell inisrmssi, ia Ill -.
aco<1s All sGbss.tsse Il e9eEcl
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DISCoRDANT MUSIC.
Organ Practice Restricted by Atchison
Court to One Hour Day.

ATcHISoN, Kan, June 29.-One of those
peculiar legal contests which come up In
Atchison occasionally was passed upon by
Judge Webb of the district court today.
John Updyke, a laborer residing on North
Tenth street, asked the court for an order
restraining the members Of Robert Bissel 8
family, bis neighbors, from continually
humping on an organ. Updyke said he
was annoyed coutinu ally by the playing.
The restraining order was granted. and the
Blssels limited to an hour IN each day IN
which 10 practice on their organ.
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COST OF TRAIN STEALING.

WASHINGTON, June 29-Fhc attorney
general today sent TO the senate through
the secretary of the treasury a request tor
& deficiency appropriation of $l25. 900 IN
lieu OF $50, 900 asked for some time ago. This
amount OF his estimate will be used To
meet expenses incurred BY the United
States marsha.s aud otHer officers of the
department OF justice in the arrest and
punishment OF Coxeyi;ss IN the west
charged With stealing trains over which
the government has jurisdiction. TIE At
toraey generals letter which contains the
request shows that these Coxey demon
STATIONS occurred IN fourteen states and
territories.
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PROVERBS

I'o-'T look gift gun IN ths manila
TEy cannon Il The vulture's fzvorits
perch
BHTsCIyS Dictionaries are rot etf:et
Il Paetz-
JHE Wild %, crop (. ground q: ;hs
devils mil
NEEs toe ea-ie screams ~ otArr
b.Tas Keep silent
Tn h'selCzzsiler pres a. aruzn-zaA5o r
IN virtue's pssraae-
AizoET as many orators "a rswr~
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WANT 10 KNOW, you KNOW.

NV YORK. June 29-JudSe Lsc0mbe
has appointed y bert r L.toux tempo
rary receiver of the Harvey Peak Tia Min
ing, Milling x Manufacturing company.
1Ae Complaint accompanying the spplict
tlon ioF recover charges fTaui agaIu-s
n trustees OF tLe defendant company
Not more han 500 coo. q i said. has been
expended IN worAIag tie mines aud bailc-
inS TIE mills, and the Engiishmen want 70
Know where their millions went 20. Ihr
books 81 the company were seized st s.
Wall street this af ernoon aud subpoGas
served on the defendants
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Jon might not have been 80 renowned
for his patience II be had happened 20
have for q ncighbor man who Kept
breeohy stock and did not keep hts
fences in repair.
VIZ have found q very satisfactory
remedy for caked udaer IA two tables
spoonfuls a old-fashioned peal ash ia,
one pail % water. given once day Cos
two days, skip oEs day and repeat II
necessary. After milking lathe the
udder with q strong solution Of The
sane, applied hot
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Troops Called For.

H.,cfoND lad. June 2a-SberiT Ere -
ericks tonight wired Governor Matthews
that ne was unable to prevent the lawles.
acts Of the strikers aud has called for
troops. The strikers have spiked switches
and refuse 20 allow any Trains having
PuIln.an cars to proceed United States
Marshal has served warrant upon Prssi-
dent Alexander Shields Of the liam nlonc
branch Of the American Railway uuI0u
and three members Of hat oraer.
The Hooking Valley mines mus; cio-e
because the railway : t.-d up from the
Ohio river TO ToledO- All band- on TIA
road Quit today on orders from Deos *
c-pt t-.egrzphers ard sectIoa hands Tie
latter Will net work Tomorrow.
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cHILocCo INDIAN SCHOOL.

Special Dispatch tothe Daily Eagle.
CHTLOCCo. o. T., June 29.-The Chilocco
Indian school graduating exercises were
held in the government building this even
ing. The program was very interesting.
The primary department was presided
over by Miss Florsncs Noland. who is an
excellent teacher, and he little natives
felt quite protected under her care. TIE
audience was large, numbering about 300
people.
The exercises as a whole were a grand
success. The people of Newkirk turned
OFT In full blast The number of
graduates WAS niue girls and SIX boys.
Each giri made her own graduating cos
tune, and heir work in the examination
wa good. Much good ought to come cut
OF this school
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ANARCHISTS MoBBED.

LONDON, June 29-The anarchists har-
angued "a crowd at Tower Hill this after
noon. They displayed placard denoupc-
ing royalty and calling attention to Hhe
fact that members of the royal family
would be present at the opening of the
tower bridge tomorrow.
Suddenly the crowd made a rush for the
stand occupied by the speakers The ora
tors bolted. Oue Of them found a place of
refuge in a church; the other was pro-
tected by the police. The crowd made a
great clamor to have the speakers deliver
ed into their hands, but they were finally
DISPERSED
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FIRE AT YATES CENTER.

YATES CENTER, Kan. June 29.-Eight Of
the best business buildings in this city
were destroyed by fire early this morning.
causing loss OF nearly $4,000. The
fire broke out in Wagner's restaur-
ant, about the center OF the east
side of the square, and spread north and
south, destroying every building on that
side except the old court house and a
small law Office. The Woodson Democrat
plant is total loss, nothing but the sub
scflpiion books bang saved. The Yates
Center bank, 4 groCsry store, two res
taurants, a drug store, a meat market, a
photograph gallery and a number of
Offices are all ia ashes. The origin of the
fire is unknown, Tue total amount OF in-
surauce upon the buildings and goods de-
stroyed will reach about S1C.g
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ENGLISH LORDS ON KNITTING

Pure blood is better than blue blood"
To have pure blood take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla.
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wEALERs' WOES.

WASHINGTON. June 29.-The members OF
axe being hes.eged for aid by
various industrial armies csmped about
Washington. Donations OF provisions
have fallen of until tue men are in - pit
iAtle plight from the want Of food Every
day Hobbies are b-sieEed by de~erfers. from
generals AMI aimirals, who are wearied OF
husks aud anxious 70 return home
they come TO congressman from
their states for assistance Ohio merl ber<
are the greatest sufferers II this way. and
The demands upon them srz more than
Z hey can meat
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A. r. U. Man Quit Work

DENVER, June 29.-Train No. on the
Santa Fe after n wait of tneuty-four
hours, left tonight at 11:50 O'Clock, a fire.
man willing to I'LL the deserted post hav-
ing been found. All American Railway
union men on the Santa Fe road at this
point have stopped work on the order of
President Debs. So far the Denver aud
Rio Grande has not been interIered with.
COLORADO SPRINGS, Col. June 29.-The
Union men employed on the Colorado
Midland WAS received in Colorado City
this evening aud the road is tied up. The
officials refuse to run trains without Pull
man sleepers aud the men refused TO
handle Them
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VICTORY OR DEATH
IContinued From First Page.J

decided to strike Dy very small majority.
The engineers and con !uctors belonging
to the order still stood cut and So far all
engineers, conductors and most of the
switchmen have been ready 10 carry out
trains But for the lack of firemen. ether
trains, including the Overland east, would
have gone out
Two hundred and seventy-five employees
at the Tacoma car shops and tweuty-one
freight clerks and twenty-five truckmen
struck today. No freight is moving. Five
solid car loads of mail which arrived sun
day from the Orient are tied up in the
yards and 100000 shingles are piled upon
the wharyes for shipmeut
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Could Exercise No Choice.

DENVER, Colo, June 29.-In reply to a
telegram from the American Railway
union committse at Pueblo, asking what
policy the Denver and Rio Grande railway
would adopt in the Pullman boycott,
President Jeffery replied that his company
could exercise no choice in the ma ter, be-
cause of their contract with the Pullman
company, officiating them Go haul the
sleepers upon its trains.
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FOR STRAIGHT TICKETS.
Harvey County Democrats Pronounce
Emphatically Against Fusion.

NEWTON, Kas., June 29.-The Harvey
county Democratic convention held here
today elected the following delegates to
the Democratic state convention: Captain
I. d. Barnes, Charles Butcher, William
hinnear. Charles Bruce and II. A Heege.
The delegates to the Seventh district
congress. onal convention are: : S. Reb-
stock, ". Z. Gretchen, C. ". c. Houck,
J. = Blacfan and /. :. Wyatt.
The resolutions reaffirm allegiance TO
he EEtio1al Democratic party on the
principles enuncisted in the Chicago plat
form, dorse Ci5velaud's administration
and the course Of Senator Martin in con-
gress. The aGti-fusIon resolution was as
follows:
Resolved, That we favor the nomination
OF none but true and tried Democrats as
candidates for Office, and earnestly urge
upon Democratic nominating conventions
the wisdom OF putting only Democrats on
guard.
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STRANGELY FATAL ACCIDENT.

PARIS, june 29.-School Master Guile
man was showing his pupils today how
President Carnot had been stabbed. The
children had gathered round him as be
drew the knife. 4 hoy named Gerard,
years Of age, fell forward in his excite
menL lie struck with his breast on the
knife and It pierced his heart. lie died
Instantly.
Guilleman tried 10 kill himself with the
same knife but lie Was saved by two men
who Rad beeu summoned 10 the school
house 10y the cries OF The children. he is
loved by his pupils aud GeFard's parents
have besought the aui horitiss not 10 prose-
cute him
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omiacus =. Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. O. June = 81 Dc sltur~ %
Of rae st..ke N Cincinnati !ooss more
ON nous OF mischief tonight Not = rozd
-xceDt the PennsyiyanIs !. rec viag
freight. Gee thousand ssitchmso beid 4
mas meeting touIght In and shout TIE
Turner hzll were 4. 90 people x = pAiEy
pifh b strikers.
At Ludlow, Ky. United sissss deP5tT
uArSbals with revolver and Ht3cbeste-z
patrol the railway tracks. c11T paiioe sfe
Stationed AT intervals OF al railway SEseks
within tie ctr.
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SATANIC sANrn

Lyons, June 29-Santo remains IN
repentant He speaks or his crime as
calmly as though it was an ordinary &C.
currence. He lies in bed for hours saying
nothing to his guards. He answers ordi-
nary questions tinidly; but he has a
ferocious appearance and directly Ansrch-
ist Is mention he replies "a harsh emp hatic
tones
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Iron Noun ain 7 ed Up.

ST. LOUIS. June 29-Ae a meeting which
adjourned after midnight, the employees of
the Iron Mountain road in this city de-
cided TO strike Immediately and as a con
sequence everything on that line in st.
Louis is tied up. "A joint meeting OF the
81. Louis terminal employees and Missouri
Pacific trainmeu was held tonight aud
when the former voted nos 10 handle
Pullman cars the Missouri Pacific men
also delidei TO strike.
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CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.

ABILENE, Kan, June pa we'll known
teacher OF the county. Harry c. Cundiff,
was arrested today en- a charge Of COM
hitting an assault on one of his pupils.
Myrtle Wagaman, daughter OF promin-
emit farmer. He had been instructlng her
in elocuton and took advantage Of her
youth, according to the complaint made
by the girl herself. He is held under
81 900 bond for trial.
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KNOCKED OFT or TIME

By thai able blood d-purent, Hostetter's
stomach Bitters. tine young giant, rheumS-
tism, wlthdgAws beaten In maturity IL is
harder II CONQUER. Attacs i, at the start
with HosterteV's Stomach Buffers, aud
save yours-.f yesrs o. EnnT aud constant
danger. i1r t.sl- .usla.y = always liable TO
attack tbs heart. Potent y malaria.
dyspepsia. constipation. nervousness and
Kidney complaint : the BiJLsrs.
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MAILS MIST MOVE

WASHINGTON, June 29.-Acting Post
master General Jones held short confer
ence this afternoon with Attorney General
Olney, at which the movements of the
strikers were discussed. IL was decided TO
rigidly insist upon the carriage of all
msils aud TO prosecute all who interior
with postal transportation.