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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
TIE BAY OF NAPLES.
A Stretch of Water Wherein Are Mingled
Precious Things of Day and Night.

About Sorrento also there is something
of Neapolitan favor in the air. The
Neapolitan small boy is half monkey, half
comedian and all thief, and here, as else
where, tI.a boy is father &c the Nan. In
Sorrento there is the municipal band, more
inexorable in Italy than death itself
There are little companies OF men and
women who dance the tarantella, in cos
tune on the terraces OF the hotels and
sing vulgar songs, which the foreigner
takes for national airs.
There are rot indeed so many beggars
as in Naples itself and its neighborhood,
but the perpetual attempt to extract small
coin from the visitor occupies the sole I'M
divided attention of at least one portion OF
the population. Here, as in Naples, the
guide guides ne, but chatters, butchering
what he suppOses TO be the foreigner S
language in order TO make himself holt
day. Here. as elsewhere, the lively donkey
boy twists the patient ASS tail, ultimate
" requests you to dismount at the steep
places, and gets on himself. Here, as in
all southern Italy, the small receptions of
a very poor and not very clever people
bring a smile to the keen but often good
natured northerner's face.
All this / might describe at endless
length had it not been done so often and
in one or two instances so well. There it
all is, more or less lovely as to its sur
roundings, more or less modern in its
buildings, more or less civilized by the
people that move upon the scene. And
below it and before it and facing it
stretches the sea, the eternal, ever chang
ing, ever abiding sea. The splashes of hu
man wrought color and the deeper tones
of man planted orange gardens and olive
groves and vines are forever contrasted
with Gods own palette, with that broad
water wherein are mingled the precious
things of day and night, the maiden rose
mallow of dawn, and the gorgeous purple
of imperial evening, the gold of the sun
and silver of the moon and the precious
stones Of the stars, all blending at last in
the depths of the great liquid sapphire OF
that sea which wise men of old believed to
be the source Of all living things Coast
ing by Sorrento and Amalf," by Marion
Crawford in Century.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
4 sf.iDs Legend

named HarEiasu vas much b1-hcred -
bears tha- tavaried his planted 0sids
Nseting neiEt--or one ia. BE- applied u
hin fOr advlef 80 % whaf co-id he done
70 keep fhcm out Tho nelzkhor replied.
Bzars ar. TOAD q Eioi-s=z- You l1si
make q trough and 81 90 with rooiassrs
and rTsm and put 3. vfere they come into
your field, and thy viii drlEz t. for tie
sake = The moias=es, and the TT41s VII
make them drunk - yuI ean - % 'hs
morning and knock thc7. % t}f bad
NJ Esr-zoz fall0~ei fa-s n1rloe and
went 20 tlC field ,te arEt r-.e-- ll-s
Re fouDc- MS n bear. be rs Ie.s-aasor
drunk .eez.rsssoFt Art -.czs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
HOLIDAY DIDN'T GET 1T.
Aldace Walker is Made Receiver for
the Santa Fe Road

New YORK, Aug. Is "A dispatch from
Chicago says: Aldace F. Walker was tC-
day appointed receiver for the Santa Fe
railroad, vice Reinhart. resigned. The ap-
pointment was made by Judge Caldwell
Judge Caldwell of the United States cir
cult court today on motion of Hon.
Wheeler IL. Peckhsm, representing the
Wheeler Trust company OF New York, as
trustee, all other parties to record assent
ing, appointed Aldace L. Walker receiver
of the Atchison property in place OF j. w.
Remnant, resigned Before being sub
mittod to the court the name Of Walker
had been approved in advance by repre-
sentatives of the London and Amsterdam
committees of Atchison security holders
and by the general organization committee
in New York
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
HE RANG IaE SELL
How the Theatrical Manager Gathered In
Bis Texan Audience.

Bis Texan Audience.
Before theaters were built in Texas COM
panies going there would play in the
schoolhouses. A manager upon his arri-
val in town was assured by the inhabitants
whom he met that he would have big
crowd TO the show that night.
The counteuance of the hopeful man
ager beamed with delight upon the school
house after supper, for there he found such
q large crowd standing at the door that he
became almost delirious with visions OF
the ponderous bags OF silver he would car
II from that town. He felt IS II he walk
ed on air as he pushed his way through
the crowd, opened wide the schOolhCuss
doors and told the jsnitor 10 light the
lamps The lamps We're soon lighted. the
ticket box open, and the managers smile
reached a greater distance than he ever
dreamed his mouth would stretch HiS
heart beat faster than for weeks before.
Moment by moment, however, the smile
contracted, the bounding heart became
more tranquil, for the doors had now been
open and the lamps lighted Tor 20 minutes,
and still the crowd, which had now ac-
quired immense proportions, remained out
side. Not soul had entered. In deSpera-
ton the manager demanded of the janitor,
why in thunder cont they come in,'
Oh" the janitor explained, they
won't come in till you ring the bell "
The manager sprang on to the steplsd
der and with an energy which would do
credit TO "Curfew Shall Not Ring To
night" pulled that belIrepe until every
body in town could hear the bell ring.
The audience all rushed in and almost
III .s,- "a
this manager took away not only his large
bag OF silver, but with il "a lesson in ring
ing in Texas audience. Inter
OCEAN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
Walkers appointment is entirely agree

Walkers appointment is entirely agree
able TO the other two receivers and it is be-
lieved there will be entire harmony in the
future affairs OF the Atchisou system.
Aldace +. Walker. who is chairman of
the Western Traffic association, has long
been prominent in the railroad world. He
was born at Rutland, VT, in 1912 and went
through the civil war. being mustered out
as Northumberland. He served two years
as a Vermont state senator and was ap-
pointed by President Cleveland rs one of
the original members on the interstate
commission In 1887. In 1889 ne resigned to
become chairman OF the Interstate Com
merce Railway association aud later ac-
copied the craftsmanship of the Western
Traffic association.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
ELECTRIC BRIEFS,

The drouth was broken at both Hutchin
son and Fl Dorado Wednesday night.
Ssntinits beat the Brittania and the
Nigilsnt at the Isle of Wight yesterday.
Mrs. Forster, widow of John Forster
the English historian and biographer Of
Charles Dickens, Is dead
Coxey addressed the Populist convention
of Ohio last night and told the delegates OF
his experience in the Washington jail
An explosion occurred in a firework
factory at keilberg, Germany, yesterday
afternoon. Three persons were killed and
several injured
In the international five mile bicycle
contest at Leicester yesterday Zimmerman
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
& ouausred.

The woman glarcd At the man with the
concentrated gaze Of an enraced tigress.
The man in the bed would fam have
drawn the cover Over his head 70 escape
her gaze, but he seemed paralyzed
False one. she hisscsi- you are con
ealing something from meH'
Standing in the center Of the apartment
IN Junoe=eue attitude, she seized HI
trousers By the fr1yed ends and shook
them violently. Nothing fell from the
pockets False onei" she exclaimed
again
The trembling husband slowly aross.
After the manner OF one hypnotized r.
went 70 the clock opened 81, drrw from
it, interior a few bills snd some silver.
handed them . the woman and snsaked
bz.ck 20 lis couch
Thought didn't know ycu had got
raise IN yOUr sAlary. did you said she
he spaks Lot a word Indianapolis
Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
STABBED HIM FOR sLANDERING.

MCLOUTH. Kan, Aug. les. P. French,
a merchant and prominent secret order
man of this place, was fatally stabbed to-
day by Logan Hickerson. They met at the
postoffice, and after exchanging some
words IN an excited manner, Hickerson
drew q knife aud commenced slashiug
French.
Before he could be taken off Hickerson
cut French several times on the left arm,
oace right above the heart and twice about
Ihe head.
During the excitement over removing
French. HiCkersOn went to his home,
changed clothes and fled. Before leaving
he stated that French had beeu slandering
has wife and that he could net stand it any
llstgEr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
The Cigars Were Put Out,

DR.. Everett's hatred of cigars recalls a
humorous incident in his life
1t was the night Of election day, and
the doctor rushed into the state headquar-
tiers with the joyful news that he had been
elected 70 congress. The room was filled
with a crowd Of happy Democrats, all
putting enthusiastically at their cigars
The air was dense enough to cut with a
knife.
Put out the cigarsi Put out the
cigarSl' shouted the doctor as he entered
the room and received the congratulations
OF his fellow Democrats.
80, while the successful candidate passed
into another room. the secretary of the
state committee literally put out the
cigars lie brought forth a box of the
finest, and every one was invited TO have
one, with DR.. Everctt's compliments.
When the doctor came out, the smoke was
something awful He nearly strangled.
Why don't you put out the eigars?"
he asked in his nervous, abrupt way.
Il have. said the SECRETARY.
GOOD heavens exclaimed the doctor.
~ meant TO throw them out Of the win
dow"
And then everybody rudely laughed
Washington Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
Fantasy FASTEST Four-Ysar-oIa

ROCHESTER y, Y. Aug 10 Clear SKY.
light breeze aud q fast track made a iiua
day for horse lovers. On the card was a
special event between Robert j. , aud Fan
t,sy. la the first mile. which wa gone
merely 10 warm up the performers, Guers
was behind the mare ana Lyons on tho
geding' sulkv. la the second mile cue
holder OF the iyear-old record weuJ after
the pos she made AZ Buffalo.
The svldIug WAS by her side In the at.
tempt, Sir went Camely without a sk.p.
finishing In 2:OIl, the fastest mile a 1 year
old mare ever trotted. The quarters wers
-. los 4. 1856 !. 2.O7i1 She was grc-tes'
with cheers when II was seen she had
lowered the record.
In the third mile OF the special Robert J.
was paced by runner. lie went after
his own record Of 2:05s4. gained St Nash
willie last fail, IN two hrsJs Of a race. aud
also the back record Of &e6}. made by tbs
PAGER Johnston. Aug. 1859. lie passed the
quarter IN go .. the half IA i.Ol' A. tue mile
IA 2.O4lt
In tue 2:3O class, irotting. Carl Don was
not forced 10 the 2.i04 he made on Mou
day. lie won the event in three straight
heats, az no time being crowded. sum
maries:
First-2.o4 class trotting: Carl Don won
three straight and the race In 2t5tS. 2t5.
2l5s4. scranton Bell. Heir-at-Iaw. Pr.a-
e'ni-n, Jerry Sheridan, komolo. Much
A To- Ike Wilkes and Arena also started
SecOud-2.l2 class pacing: Clay Houtas
won the third, fourth and ffh q The
heats ia 2:l5}I. 2.I2 (. 2l3}f FL E.sston
won the second Ia 2.I25.. aud Lucille it,
the fret in Z:I2SI
Robert J. was sent 10 beat his record Of
2:055i and went the mile ia 2.Ofht Fantasy
went against her record Of @.Os aud made
IL ia 4.94
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
Little Nfarer.

4 well known evolutionist was trying
70 instruct his little daughter II the first
principles Of evolution And -, you
See" said he. Won must never again feel
vain and proud of yourself. for you must
remember that YOU are only the descend
ant OF an aue. Now, do you understand
of an apes" well, papa said the ssi-
entifc little lady. I think / do under
stand you, but anyhow you are step
nearer the apes than 1 am ''-EPEortA
k.ald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
METEOR BURsTs OVERHEAD

CoFFEYvILLE, Miss, Aug, ia meteor
burst over Coffeyville at l. o'clock last
night with report that shook the build
ings for miles around aud scared the
people nearly out Of their wits. Those
that witnessed the phenomenon state that
il resembled bail Of lire passing through
the SKY, and when it reached 9 point
Gllectly over the town exploded with a
neafening report Fragments of the
meteor were picked up in the town today
Il has the appearance OF volcanic rock,
after an eruption. The people look upon
il as IA direct warning from heaven that
the Judgment day Is al hand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17

PIsrras1r ga Ven. AK lf-Ia~ grs-
Hm4GsrI a~ar.aE ~ tas p-oDls ~as-es4
w.. ctatln< sac @ssts - FsEiis.t ssea-
sr kDb5ius. aai visa hrsug 49,,
;terrt.. was - "a to1zy. fh~r- a.8rx -ssas
% tarse gTrzegf us1 atte1.i~.l he f.st.t
sc tls ceFs -ogEnsuts usfs 8ausszsse g..
ga .ete1fza;z Dse h4sdr-1 sGafs.ss.t
cellars IA aera aE~rrl g. s~-zrS ts~
rs.~@ss - eaasly SrisEs.d. l4- J-asha
f-se p f..@s slst2s - 49,. D5s alE-sg.
sE.C11sL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
GROVER PLAYS OUT
HAS THE MALARIA AND LEAVES
WASHINGTON SUDDENLY.

1t is Nothing Serious and He Will be
Back gain Next Week-The Sem
ate DispOseS of the Little Free
Trade Pop-Gun Bills by Re-
ferring Them to the FL
nance Committee,
Where They Will
Stay Capitol
No teS,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
MRS LEASE GETS SMART

TOPEKA, Aug l6-At a meeting OF the
state basId OF charities last week an anus
IN incident occurred. Judge Webb Was
present al the session and Il = reported
tnat he appeared Ia the T1.e OF LEGAL az
VISOR 20 C-u.sin Wait Mrs Lease did u,t
-aS- kindly - hi presence and hGH Is
walked up 10 him aud. taking him by The
-Tol. srid; Brother. ! have every re>3ect
~ ycg - l4s aOTli, lut tEls : Uos "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
HARD ON THE laps

NEw YORK, Aug. IA dispatch from
Shanghai says schedule of rewards have
been published for Chinese who CAPTURE or
disable ships or kill or capture Japanese
soldiers or sailors. The soldiers or sailors
may be taken dead or alive Two hundred
Iaels will he paid for the head OF Jams
nese officer and 100 for private.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
Usage WANTS FREIGHT RATES

TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. I6-The hearing
by the state board OF railroad commits
siorers Of the Usage City rate case was not
finished yesterday. the board adjourned II
until August ~, 70 enable the mayor and
council to submit affidaviIs concerning
The alleged discrimination against the
Usage City business men 10y the Missouri
Pas.fic and Santa Re lines The roads
were given until september - TO fiie
answers
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
MORRILL, Is SAFE
MAJOR BELIEVES THAT THE RE-
PUBLIOANS WILL WIN.

Says There is a Great Wave of Repub
ican Sentiment and Enthusiasm
Spreading Over the Whole
COuntry-Thinks Overmey-
er Will Get a Good Vote.
Walker il Made Re
ceiyer for the San
Ia Fe-k Kan
sas News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
TEACHERS DIDN'T PASS

ABILENE, Kan, Aug l6-So many
teachers failed IL the eNanliu 4IiOn last
month that there are not enough ceruh-
Gates in force TO Ill the schools, and
County Superintendent Shirk has ordered
a special examination 10 be held August
n Ann - The wages average much less
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17

SARATOGA p. ), Aug Us The two
priac.asI events csrded f1r todsy. ths
Bsuk--s stake, hnI the Albany stakes
not al.I proved ~ ltt!e account from .
betting lo.u- e vieN. bat they were p1or
races ford son th@ Altauv ~Lak.s
aad Ee-ofia, 81 tie al-tsnr~s % SIX FOR
longs uBter phil 10 1l85<. The fsatsst
time .d~ ~ fhis meeting To- that 1.st-
Hucr. Ftr-day. an0tber western hDrs@
carrying top w-ig ht. won the handicap a.
a nile and q furl01Z
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
Postponed.

Robbie, did you ask God 10 make
you a better boy:''
Robbie viii next month
why not now:''
whats the use when the waters
lust right for swimming
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
Fond of sugar

No matter where the brute comes from.
be loves sugar This sccrns 10 bc about the
only thing that 81 % tAe-n agree - nios,
and any one OF them VII ca 10 sS-ssls.-'
rine substance hare ~ TO End IN ami
hal Iha, VIII refuse sUg.E--Ehl..ce, SaiA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
TO CLEANSE THE SYSTEM

Effectually yet gently, when costIve or bill
ious, or when the blood Is impure or slug
gish, to permanently cure habitual constl-
patton, TO awaken the kidneys and liver TO a
healthy activity without Irritating weak
ening them. to disp-l headaches. colds, or
fevers use Syrup Of Figs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
ghe aueia Daily Eagle: rdau lorime, Auaust H. 1884

place for you or sny other lawyer" Then
she led him out into the hall, where he
contented his soul in gazing upon the out
lines of the oak door that had closed behind
him. Such is the report of an interested
observer
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17

TEERE HAUTl[ IA. Az. is-Fivs
events on toCSy's r,CIs.s 49,. ~.rs pulled
on, all but one '~'ul .-sI "a S.t.ighs
heats. The seaSat. "a q. y vs. tAe
Terre Hsnts S.ssi@. ,s's Ike o.
$500. Won 49, --r Sat hen.
credit tonight tbs t..--- 81, S.s:s eyss
gone IN race. ~ Es ,.as- ,..s s~tchsa
extended. Cud. - az aE's tho rlii-
die of the second k.-t n ore iaiu-
ute and a secoai. be c11lI -Eyr made tho
concluding heat IA just Is Zoo. time, Il 10
has! b-en sent
Rubensieln's performance ~ = 4-ysar-o,d
was a phenomenon. and VS. = battle royal
between the sensations. pagers of tae yety
from wire 10 wire. The - "A c muse f3s 5
years. valueu q. 81. 40 Wa ac-.y contcs's.t
Celaya won the FIRST t-o hcSts haadlly
AXlpite acting badly. .sen NUll's I
showed her head aud !9nded the heat
handily- The fourth heat was horse
race 10 the end, AXinite csptGriug it by 3
length. Nellie A, lilly. cap ured the Two
maj heats from AXlnIis after a hot con-
test Summaries;
$40 rot: Purse 81, 50)-Exp-cssive woa
tbs race IN three strJi Shs meats ia p rs !.
2:2i 80 May Flower. Chsimrr. RSd
Po!ntev. sidney Maid also started
second, 2-year-Old pace, pnr~e S!.O0)-
Directly won IN two heats IN 2:i3 ana Is.
Theodore Shelton, Judge Murt aud Pelu-
cess Eulalis both started
Terrs Haute Brewing company's purse.
30 pace, purse -, O00-Joe Patcheu took
the race pa three straight heats Titae,
2:O6i. 2:t6; 2:O6is. Rabinet,e, COlrsidse
ana y. 4. X. also started.
30 pace. stake S2,000 John Il. Gentry
won three straight heats and the race Ia
2:l0; 2:l0s.; 2.l04 Reflector, kisssil
Dallas, kJsewater aad Atlantic kius a.s5
started
FItth-Terr- Haute. purse. foalS OF 1891.
value s., 500, Nellie \. won the third, ulth
aud ; NJn heats GeIsya won the n r.t aud
second, and ANluit- the uifh Director
Flower auu Allibel also started Time
81 FL. a.lSs q. FNL.. J.f-l.. .. tSa.. a.fS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
TOM rHURsToN Is DEAD.

LEAvENwoRTH. Kan, Aug. 16.-Thomas
Thurston, well known in Kansas, who
tried in 1879 10 shoot Dan Anthony aud
hit John Douglas and Lucien Baker. died
in a hospital in Washington, d. c., yester
daS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17

The Arizona indians hare 3 peculiar
and effective way q h-anGinz animals
J he braid Is made q steel, with a krifs
edge u j. tzo4 q tic head q: IN ar -
and slo- with b1~ a. tze animal 70 p
branded y-i-l s,-c-i is7c- thai SIS cts tse
rl-r- il sl.c 1i-1- Ws.cl tz4e -.cunt le@i=-
if ieavcs = F=r whirh iso@s - taolEs
tuned win 4 l--HLsus lr1a---Caicag1
fsl-alc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17

Scribble-Did You see anything Of a
bundle of manuscript l had marked
"lS77?"
Mrs. Scribble-No Anything i'm
portant:
ScribSle-There were some Il wear
locust jokes in il. l thought l might
Try EN- on again. Harlem Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today
Fair and warmer Friday.
Highest temperature yesterday. s.
Lowest .-.......... -
Mean q"
With a very mild thunderstorm In the after
noon, and frequent light showers until As 2.
m. Total rainfall, A inch
Average FIR month thus sar......-.......... -
August average. past lve years .............. -
Average for 10th day.-................. 49,. -
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l6.-Tae following is
the forecast up till p. m Friday:
For Kansss-Fair. southeast wind.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory Fair.
southeast wind.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
At MONTE CARLO.

Absolutely pare, delicately indicated
Cuticura is the best infautile skin soap.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
JOE PATCHEN FLIES
he MAKES TEE FAGrEST HEATS
EVES GONE IL A RAGE

john Il. Gentry. The Ne, tia Horse,
Also Takes TAfe,- .;t>ikht leafs
in u Fat Tavc ,sdseEs. elm,
tie surprise of the Year.
Again 81 .,s> r.e IIcrse-
men OPea ''leir Eyes
Fan'.>y L>st,S
I.ccor -,
iais News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-17
ARE TRUE TO EZETA
CONSUL AT SAN FRANCISCO PRO-
TECTS THE PRESIDENT.

He is Still Held Out at Sea and Al
though the Warrants for His Az
rest are on Hand. He Has Not
Been Taken Government
of United States VIII
Not Grant Him Asy-
lum General
News Notes
of the Day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-01

way in which the tariff bill has been
oungled in the Senate, and tainted
from top to bottom with suspicious of
Joobery and corruption.
he is particularly angry at Senator
German for having, in his recent
speech, twisted the presidents letter of
acceptance into an Endorsement of the
line OF policy argued by Mr.. German
and his allies in making up their COM
promise tariff measure. He has ex-
pressed himself freely to some of his
most confidential advisors, and an
effort has been made to induce him to
come out in statement of some kind
calling & halt in the present course OF
the Senate and demanding the passage
OF genuine tariff reform bill. The
president has refused to make any
statement for publication, but it was
said today that probably within the
next few days an interview would be
given out from such a source that iC
would be understood to voice the presi-
dents sentiments.
My informant said that if 1t came at
all that it would be straight from the
White House. IF this information is
correct, it may result in Mr.. Carlisle
leaving the cabinet, for while there is
no evidence to show that the Secre-
tary of the treasury has done anything
from an improper motive, he has been
connected with the preparation of the
German compromise from it's earliest
moments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-06-01

Denver, May 31.-The sheriff sent $50
more deputies to Cripple Creek today.
They were ali armed with Winchester
rifles, carried blankets and were equip
ped for hard service.
They will stop at Colorado Springs
until the road into the camp has been
repaired. Chicago has offered 1000
men at 81 a day, but the proposition
was declined by Sheriff Bowers, of
Colorado Springs.
There Is no truth in the rumors that
the miners have a lot of deputies
prisoners. The strikers are making
prisoners of men whom they consider
dangerous to their safety, and it is
stated that fifty persons are thus held
in custody.
The strikers surrounded the Summit
mine today, captured three non-union
miners and destroyed the telephone
with bullets.
Mrs. w. D. Smell, wife of one of the
miners employed in the Strong mine,
has been driven from the camp The
strikers threatened to take her life and
destroy her property if she remained.
Her husband, who had incurred the
enmity OF the mob, suddenly disappear
ed several days ago, and she believes
he has been murdered. She was not
permitted to look for him before leav-
ing for Colorado Springs.