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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16

WASHINGTON. June 15-It is understood
that before adjournment today the grand
.iurv authorized the Indictment OF Chap
man for contumacy in refusing 10 answer
questions put by the sugar investigating
committee.
The indictments against the trio .of wit
nesses will probably be returned tomor-
row, immediately following which the DIS
trict attorney VIII cause warrants TO De
issued for the arrest of Messrs. EDWARDS,
Schriyer and Chapman, who, 1t Is expect
ed, will surrender and give bail, probably
$1,000.
Senator Brice was detained longer De-
fore the senate investigating comnl1Oee
than any other of the senators lie re
iterated his declaration in his letter 10
Chairman Gray in which he had SAID that
he had not bought or sold single share
Of sugar stock, or dealt In INDUSTRIAL
stocks of any kind. He declared; Slnce
entering the senate have not Deeh coh-
cerned In any way, directly or indirectly,
in any property, securities, STOCKS, IN
vestments or speculations IN any thing
that is mentioned ia the tarIn bill from
the first line TO the end OF tho 1rse list,
with the exception of some local manu-
featuring establishments IL Lima ana al
Joining Towns IN ONO. III OlHSE wins,
my investments are not connected with or
affected by the operations OF the tarlh aet,
except as the general property or The coun-
try is"
fi,e testimony of Mr. Brice eorroborated
that of Messrs. Terrell, HaVemeyet and
Reed as TO the occurrences il the room IN
Inc Arlington Mr. Briee was very eX-
plicit and emphatic in his denial OF any
knowledge of campaign contributions from
the sugar trust. He knew nothing Of the
contributions in 1892, Previous TO July l,
1892, when he was in charge, there were no
contributions from the sugar trust or any
one connected with it so far as he knew.
He never attended q meeting on Bene-
diets yacht at which pledges were made
in The Sugar interest.
Senator Hill was also examined. In adj
dition to questions as 10 whether he had
speculated in or owned Sugar stocks,
(which were answered in the negative, Sen
i.iior Hill was questioned in regard To the
meeting at the residence of Senator Brlce
when the sugar interests were discussed.
lie said he was present at that time and
1istened to the Louisiana senator, who eX-
blamed the sugar duties aad told what was
needed, but he didn't remember seeing
Havemeyer there.
~ did most Of the listening" said MIR.
Hill.
Besides the members of the committee,
the senators examined today were Messrs.
.Aldrich, Allison, Bate, Berry, Blackburn,
Blonchard, Brlce, Call, Camden, Carey,
chandler, COckrell, Coke, Cullom, Daniel,
Davis, Dixon, Delph, Dubois, Faulkner,
Frye Gallinger, George, Gibson, Hale,
Hansbrough, Harris, Hawley. Higgins,
Aill, Hoar and Hanten.
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TRoFPAN, Austrian Silesis. June ia
terrible disaster. involving great loss OF
life. Is reported from karwin. "A expo
sion OF irs damp has taken place ia a..
Johann aud FraREiska miaes &C that place.
Over aee miGe-s are said TO have been
Killed.
A rescue party which descended iato
one OF the pats Al o'clock this moruia-
also persisted. The yeatii2tor shafts OF
several OF the pts were essi royed aud the
IRE spread In all directions. Tue Fran
zesk and Johannes mines are owned by
Count v0a LAFiSch.
Tss Official report places the number
OF killed NJ $50, With txsaty persons
fatally injured. the rescusnS part
which persisted WAS compose. ~ tea pes
sous. The galleries OF the mines are sfsll
on fare AID II Is believed a majority OF she
bodies will be CONSUMED.
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FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
In the Senate.


WASHINGTON, june I5.-In the senate
Today Mr. Stewart secured unanimous
consent for the passage of his bill TO amend
the chapter of revised statutes relating to
mineral lands and mining resources.
When the tariff bill was laid before the
senate, Mr.. Dolph took the floor and re-
stunned his speech of yesterday against
free wool. When Mir. DOlph concluded
0lr. PETER offered some notifications TO
his proposed amendment for duty on raw
wool Where the Mckinley law levies a
duty on iirsJ-clasS wool OF IL cents, he
proposed duty of cents; the Mckin-
icy rate of y cents on second-class wool he
proposed to change TO cents. Wool of
The third class, worth 13 cents or less is to
pay Is per cent duty ad yalorein, and wool
worth over IL cents Is to pay - per cent,
being In place of the Mckinley rates of 30
per cent and so per cent.
A discussion followed in which Nessrs.
Morrill,, Cullum, Vest, Sherman and Al
tirich look part Mr.. Teller offered as d
substitute for Mr.. Psffer's amendment, the
Mckinley classification and rates
Defeai ed 10y a strict pgrty yotc, % to 81,
Allen, Kyle and Petfer voting with the
Democrats against II and Stewart in favor.
Mr. Powers Of Montana offered another
substitute, which was also defeated, -
10 80.
The vote then required on PETERS
slitSAuiiSI', WINCH AOHuSCti VIC -hSAALley
rates an average of about % per cent. The
1hree Populists voted with the ReDubli-
cans in favor of II. but iJ was lost-33 TO 30.
An amendment by Senator Sherman iu-
creasing from 10 per cent TO 30 per cent the
duty GA wool IN the form OF sJubbing waste,
mungo, shoddy, noIls or other waste pro
cue, was lost, - TO 81 PETER then offer
ed an amendment TO place all articles of
manufactures composed wholly or IN part
OF wool. haIr OF he goat, camel or alpaca,
on the free iist. After some discussion
This WAS laid aside and on Mr.. GockerelPs
motion the bill providing for the deficiency
IN appropriations Tor he government
printing Office passed, and after a brief ex-
ecutlye session the senate adjourned.
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Morris Park Events.

NEW YORK, June l5.-At Morris Park
Henry of Navarro frightened most OF the
entries out of the first race aud at odds-on
he won in a commsa caBter.
In the second race Sport behaved well
and won from start TO finish. Agitator
was strong tip IN the third race IN spite
OF the fact tnat ~ was his first lime out of
the boz and he had 10 be content with
third place. Tor he would break. and acted
very badly at the post. South Side won
very easily
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-16
COAL BLOCKADE BROKEN.

MAssnoN. Ohio, June 15.-Since early
today the Cleveland and Lorraine road has
been rushing long coal trains northward
and the blockade which has existed several
days has been raised without an outbreak
at any point. More turbulent spirits
among the miners view the resumption Of
coal traffic on the road with threats which
bode evil to the company if an opportunity
presents itself 10 put them into execution.
Owing TO threatened trouble north of
here the military guard has been extended
to Warwick and along the line from that
point 10 Uhrichsyilie. Every bridge and
treStle is heavily guarded.
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LEWELLING IS LooNEY.

LEAvEEwoRTH. Kan. Juue 10 Cover
nor Lewellinc attended meeting Of the
Mystic Shrine hers tonight. In an inter
view with au Associated Press reporter he
said, in speaking Of the Populis possibili-
ties in this state, that he expected the
ticket TO win for several reasons. First. il
would go through on account Of the ell
thuslasm for the party; second, the Demo
Gratis must vote and are tired Of their
party ia this state and would not vote t5e
Republican ticket. he also expects the
suffrage amendments TO take mauy vol.ss
from the Republican party ana thinks the
people Of tie state are we'll satisfied with
MS administration
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BoNAcUM-CoRBErT CONTEST.

OMAHA, June I5-A special TO tue Bee
from Nebraska City says; The famous
Catholic church trial, involving many EN-
inent prelstes. in which Bishop Bonacum
Of Lincoln and his influence. consisting Of
the cOmmepdation OF Mgr Satolli. WAS
pitted against Rev. Father Corbett, wLo
was supported 10y nearly all the NebrasI1s
priests, closed today. This was in the ma
ture OF contempt proceedings against Cor
bett IN the district court for refuslng 4
surrender the Palmyra church TO Bonacuu
per an order CT the court CsrbetJ's de-
Tense was that he was IN lawful and prop.
er possession OF the ehurch A decision
VIII be rendered tomorrow. Fifty priest:
We're IN attendance.
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FOR DOUBLE STANDARD.

LONDON. June I5.-Slr David II Y tr-
bour, formerly hsAuce minister for Eng
laud, delivered Lecture tonight ca tie
currency quesi:Ss. He said he believed
that tho complete and permanent exclu-
sion Of silver from the Bcaetary standard.
OF the world was absolnte.y ia pessible II
II could be effected II would prove. one %
the greatest disasters that ever befe!i kn-
msnity. hs saw 20 satisfactory remedy
for the flnAneisl trouble except a general
adoption ~ double standard LEGAL tender
He thought the government would be jus
titled Ia trying 10 establish a gold stand
ard IN IDdis a. !sss resource, but that
would neither close the controversy nor
give monetary peace - the world.
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THE NOTE WAS PAID.

PHILADELPHIA, June IA Philadel-
Dhia director OF the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas Trust company OF Kansas City.
whose note for SIS. 600, in favor of W. 5.
Woods, Kansas City, was protested in
New York, explains that the protest was
due 10 a mistake and that tue note was
paid at Kansas City today, as soon as the
tact OF the protest was made known to the
home Office of the company. The director
referred to says the company is solvent
and able to meet all obligations.
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WANDERED TO HIS DEATH.

SANTA re. y. NJ, Juae is.-MTs. II. A
Downing. formerly Miss Burke, Of st.
Louis, with her four-yesr-eld son Jack.
walked 10 the foot hills yesterday. Mrs.
Downing became absorbed in book while
Jack amused himself gathering flowers
In short time Mrs. Downing missed her
sou and receiving 40 reply TO her calls gave
the alarm and 500 men began to search the
eOuntgy, After twenty-four hour search
the body of the boy still warm was found
ten miles from where be had started APP
parengly he died from fright aud exhaas-
ton The mother is on the verge Of in
sanity.
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LIE aEALL TRIAL.

& RESU. o. l.. jane ii-Toiay has
been the spectacular d-y q zee Bezll rasr-
der cas- Bat it;gis evidence h.s beea IL
;rod2cs9 and the greater po-tsoa % TIE
time 49, cocsam-d IN ArsaaseEt e. noE 2
Sc o ~ , ssitsazs o1 iaw. The peculiar
a-srDsr z-TaBce6 y ~ railing % t-sr csarl.
al sat. AID tie ssz0-gec-s .. 4S~zlss &C
qusts@l - aracttcaliF pre-ln s-d- d0aa2r-
sas Ell DOUBTLESS csc.r fEs evidence.
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WOMAN PoIsosER ARRESTED

MELBOUESE. Victoria June l6.-Tns au-
thoriIirs Of this city are inVsstig eating
what may turn cut 10 DO "a case 81 whole
sale poisoning. Mrs. Marcia Needle a
widow. has been arrested charged with
attempting 10 poison ons % her iOdgsfs
named Jnnickep. by arsenic. The pre-
liminAry. investigate has led the author
tics 10 believe the womAn's busband, a rec
children and Junicken's brother were
killed by poison administered b. the pris-
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aRKFn ZOE nHouNn

BRUSSELS. June l5.-U nfsvOrSbIs news
has been rcesiyed here from the African
district Of the OubanghHi. adjoining tho
Congo tree state. IL - expected that tbs
French aud Belgians are already upoE bad
terms ia ri TO frontier disputes grow
lug ont Of the occupation Of Obbaugbsi.
aud that the Bel CLAUS are SIX times more
numerous IN fighting men thar tho French,
whose position 10 - believed would be se-
rious In the event Of conflict.
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TREASURY TRANSACTIONS.
Expenditures for the Year Exceed Re-
Ceipts by S75.OOo.O 600.

WASHINGTON, June l5.-As the end of
the fiscal year Is only fifteen DAYS distant
treasury officials are able 10 give fairly
accurate estimate of the net results of the
ireasury's operations for the year. Up to
This time the receipts aggregate $3.50 904 =
~. and the disbursements $3.50 l97. So.
leaving a deficit for the eleven and one
half months OF $sa, 90. 6l6. L is thought
ty the treasury officials that the total de-
ticit for the year will not be materially
greater than il Is now aud that S75, 5OO. 900
VIII probably more than cover 1t. even
should the customs receipts continue To
decline aud those from iuterrai revenue
remain as during the last fortnight
While the cash balance today reached
Sis, u95.2S2 and the gold balance S67. S04. =
81, the lowest point since the Janusry
BOND issue, the situation IS causing but
little uneasiness at the treasury depart
neDt,
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Che a0hita Daily Eagle Saturday aHornimg gnne le sa4

Aullanphy relief fund Of this city. The
resolutions stated a Published report siga-
ed by j. : Cha bers. expert accountant,
aud authenticated By the board OF man
ayers Of the fund. contains prima fscie
evidence that there has been gross
Encouragement ard misrepresentation of
the revenues Of that board during the past
i've years. The property controlled by
the board is appraised at s5o0. COO and its
real value is placed al 8. t0l. 600. IL IS
from the income derived from tnis prop
erry that the objects OF the fund are sup
posed TO be carried cut
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GOVERNOR Flowers OPINION.

ALBANY. Y. Y, june 15.-GOveruor
Flower. returning to AlbaRy from the
Adirondacks, tsIkee: to a large nambsr CT
people az The GioveTvilie depot thu after
neon. He spoke OF the financial troub,ss
aud said; The uudosbiea cause h ibs
tiskeFiug being done With tie tariff IN
thirty day. the agony vii BE- over and toe
question settled II n the succeeding fifty
ears any body attempts 20 tinker WIKI
Fhe tariff. he'll get killed. The times VIII
improve bow and your al prosperity viii
be Increased = trSsssss--d fsiI"
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TWAS ANOTHER NIcKgRsoN

KANSAS CITY, June l5-The report from
Los Angeles, that a young man by name
of \. A. Nickerson, who is said TO be an
embeZzler and forger, is the son of Mr.. II.
T. Nickerson, late general superintendent
of the A. Z. & 5. i. K. r., now assistant
general manager OF the Mexican Railway,
is untrue. Mr. Nickerson's only son has
been attending school at Boonville. No,
for the past TWO years and is now in Maine
with his narenfs
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DAKOTA INDEPENDENTS.

jamestown, n. D.. June 15.-Walter
Muir of Cass county was nominated for
congress by the state Independent conyen-
ton today without opposition.
The platform favors the free and unlim-
tied coinage OF gold and silver at the ratio
oil 10 TO l. fayors government ownership of
railroads and telegraphs; the initiative
aud referendum and the strict enforcement
OF ali state laws without discrimination
The resolutions alec approve female SUI
fraUA
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SCRAP AMONG DAGos.

JOLIET. Ill, June ia party of Ital-
ians were drinking beer at Jacksonville.
Grundy county. when John McCsrey
thought he was sighted and called the
crowd outside. asking for fight When
they reached the street he began to shoot
at them. A bullet struck Aldrago Memo
in the brain and he died Immediately.
The next struck GilittO in the left breast
and he died ia thirty minutes. When the
crowd saw what McCsrey had done, they
attacked and nearly killed the man. lie
was finally lodged 10 the city jail.
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SPORTING.
Sport Was Mzrred.

CINCINNATI, June I5.-Three favorites
won at LsIoDia this afternoon, aud the
crowd quit even. The track was fast,
weather warm and attendance large.
The tirst race had two disagreeabIe fea-
lures. Tom Gilmore, the favorite, was
barely beaten out by Dark Days aud then
was disqualified far touliag the winner.
In the back stretch, 4. III. Mhitnsyis s.
year-old bay mare, Hispsnia. was eus
down. The flesh of her foreleg MAS laid
open TO the bone and she was shot imme j.
ately after the race. Her jockey was un-
hurt. The Spook and Carsru were TIE
two surprises of the day aud there was
considerable play on Tarrock. TO /, who
ran third in the second race.
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COULD NOT CONCLUDE.

BELLAIRE, Ohio, June I5.-This after
noon at the opera house here the coal
miners of this section held a meeting To
and act upon the Columbus COM
promise, nearly 1000 miners being present.
They could arrive at no conclusion and adj
turned TO await the action of the couven-
ton 10 be held in Columbus next Tuesday.
No mines will resume in district No g. Ii
the miners had accepted 60 cents, this be-
ing the great coal center of Ohio, it would
have broken the strike
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DISPERSED By SHERIFF.

GREENsBURG. Pa, June 15.-Sherif Nc
Cam and posse of deputies went to
Strickler today and found about 500
strikers guarding the coal train which
they had forced the trainmen to take
back from Shoups station. All but five
obeyed the sheriff when he ordered them
to dispense and these were arrested and
brought here on'a special train.
UNIoNTowN, Pa, June 15. - Thirty
families were evicted at the Trotter coke
works today and 100 negroes put into the
houses. So far the deputies have had no
trouble in making evictioas
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SEASHoRE EXCURSION
Over Vandalia and Pennsylvania Short
Linea.

Low rate round trip tickets to Asbury
Park will be sold via Vandalia and Penn
sylvania Short Lines July Z, and 0, ac-
count National Educational association
meeting. Asbury Park adjoins Ocean
Grove, Long Branch, Cape May. Atlantic
City, ElberoD, Sea Isle Park, Bsrnegat and
other delightful watering places on the
New Jersey coast to ali of which the Van
dalia aud Pennsylvania Lines lead direct
from st. Louis. Solid vestibule trains
daily from st. Louis to Philadelphia,
where connection is made with frequent
trains for the sea shore. Tickets may be
obtained at principal ticket offices of lead
ing railways in the west ana southwest.
Return limit on excursion tickets will be
ample for side trips. For any desired in
formation, address j. NJ. Chesbrough, as
sistant general passenger agent, ST. Louis,
Missouri
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YOUNG GIRL ASSAULTED

MEXICO, No, June 15.-Miss Fannie
Throckmorton. the lS-year-oid daughter
OF Richard Throckmorton, a wealthy
farmer OF this vicinity, was criminaliy as
saulted by an unknown man this after
noon. The farmers are up in arms to-
night and are searching for the criminal
kilograms have been sent TO Jefferson
City for bloodhounds and they Will De
here before morning.
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THE HORRORS

OF indigestion, when it takes long lease
of the stomach, are unsurpassed by and
described by the most sensational writer
Of ghost stories Unlike the latter kind,
taey are real and not imaginary. Heart
burn, wind ON the stomach, heart palpita-
ton. extreme nervousness are only few
of them. Dispossess this uuwelcome ten
ant with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which bauishes also malaria, constipation
and billiousneSs
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INTEREST IN MOROCCO.

LONDON, Jane l5.-Sir Edward Grey. sa
the house of commons to-day. announced
that all she powers interested il Morocco
had expressed the desire 20 act unitcdly ia
msint aiming the status quo regarding
European Interests. He added that thu
powers bad not formally decided 10 recoS.
nize the new sultan.
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AReKNTTNE AFFAIRs.

BUESOs ATEEs. Ju1s - The dnancizi
siiuatlos ia esSsef. ewing - as sdTlssss Ia
wheat
General ROccA Is - the opini0a that the
revolution has been suppressed Hnd IL not
likely u revive BE ssya tee EOyssnmsst
Eiii DO - utsa1st - meet 81 0sbf aod the
country will slowly recover from ia d
uhuCl&l troublsa
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cox "a a.sF % r. - =. Euxxsrs Ter ssslss.
saes Ihs rEaFsEss ssrs 4y&Ha ~ "a SO
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Azrz PROCLAIMED sULrAs.

TasGsEE. JaRs y Abdul Aziz hss been
officially procis ned salisn Of Msrscco.
TIE proclamation took place - sz There
wss no disorder
LOyp0s, Jaas - "A Standard dispstch
from Madrid s4ys. Sultan AbIul Arr 10
b.. proclamation - Sue psggle prom sea
amnesty 10 persODs Hho have bs-g zglifT
81 odsnsss sgEiuss his f.tter bat
Threatens 20 Impose ths most ssvsr- pna-
isbuent on asY oBs Uh0 aAr.s - rssist
hls authority.
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REMOVING INTRUDERs.

MUSKoGEE, l. T., June 14-After a per-
sonal inquiry into the matter United
States Indian Agent Wisdom has deter
mined that 125 of the striking miners are
intruders in the Ckoetsw nation aud their
removal is now being undertaken by
Colonel Andrews, in charge of the soldiers
there. They will be taken to Arkansas.
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FREAKS OF LIGHTNING

CHICAGO. June IA severe electrical.
rain and hail storm passed over this city
this afternoon doing considerable damage.
Lightning struck the top Of the Teutonic
building, which is ten stories high, and
knocked a fifty pound piece of granite
from the cornioe TO the pavement where IL
narrowly missed two policemen.
The thunder and noise of the falling
stone caused several horses to run away.
GOttlieb Gotski, laborer. was INSTANTLY
killed BY the lightning and several houses
on the west and north sides were struck
and damaged
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.

FRosTBURG, Nd, June 15.-To prevent
further violence at Homecoming. General
Douglas has ordered the Third battalion
to that point. -Four companies left today.
Only two men went to work at Lonacon-
ing today. Governor Brown has ordered
the Fourth regiment aud the brigade staff
to return home, their presence here being
no longer necessary.
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PRESIDENT ADAMS ENDORSED.

MINERAL PoINT, O., June ia joint
meeting of miners at Mineral Point aud
Sherrodsvills. of whom $50 were repre-
scented, decided not TO accept the conditions
of the Columbus conference but TO submit
the question TO another convention, thus
endorsing state President Adams
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ARRESTED FOR FORGERY.

GALVESTON, Tex, June l5-Charles II.
Schroeder. prom inent real estate and in
surance agent was arrested this evening
charged with forging tae signatures to
notes and deeds of trust aggregating ST.
600. He also was a notary public and
United States commissioner. a German by
birth. u resident Of this city for many
years and stood high in the community
When seen by reporter he declined TO
talk
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In the House

WASHINGTON. June I5.-The dullness Of
today's proceedings in the house was in
marked contrast TO the excitement of yes
terday's session.
The Indian appropriation bill was con-
Eidered and rule adopted 10 vote tomor-
tcw.
Tue section providing for the sale of GER
TAIN state bonds credited to the Indian
Irust fund was struck out.
The evening session was devoted to pri-
vale pension bills.