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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
WILL Stick TO BRECK.

CINCINNATI. March 3l-Many of Colonel
Disadvantages constituents are here to-
night, awaiting the consressman's arrival
IN the morning from Washington, when
.here Is TO be a conference at the Burnett
house over his chances TOR RECONCILIATION
While those here for the conference are the
friends OF Colonel Breckenridge. they say
the progress OF the trial has developed new
complications. but they think they can
overcome them in the district. Tney will
stick To Breckinriige rs long as the colonrl
says be Is in the fight, no matter what be
developed by those who, they say. are per
scouting Breckenridge more than they are
prosecuting HIM.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
Excitement in Charleston.

CHARLESTON, \ c, March 3I.-The
most intense excitement has prevailed
here TODAY. The bulletin boards Of the
News and Courier have been surrounded
all day with crowds of excited people, but
the utmost good order has been preserved.
The following addresses were issued this
afternoon aud posted on the bulletin
boards:
To the People q Charleston:
The situation IN the state is one
OF exceeding gravity. Il IS Of highest i'm
portance 20 Charleston and 10 the state
that in this crisis the citizens OF
Charleston shall do all in their
power 10 preserve absolute peace
and quiet in the city. We appeal 10 all
good citizens without respect TO political
affiliations TO lend their efforts 10 this be-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01

DENVER Colo. March Sl.-The attorneys
for Mullins and 3 ,raes The new fire aai
policr commissioner. tonight filest with
the supreme court . petItsou asking Tor a
writ Of prohibition against Judge Alien
similar to the one grsnt.i YESTERDAY
against Judge Glyun. restraining him
from taking any action whatever In the
fire and police board controversy. The
writ Was issue.i. This leaves both boards
free to act as they please and Increases the
probability OF "a clash.
The new board began swearing In police.
men today aud before the wris Of p-oai-
oitisn was ISSUED, Mullins and B ,rn-s
were arr, st~d- for cuntemp, Of ia iSe Al
lens court and released OF - coo bail eacn.
IL l. reporiei that in iSs GSsasm VINO Is
sued the original injunction sgsin>t the
new DO srSi. which was >qusned by ia ixe
Glynn sittieg ia Grsham's court, j. has
teniug home from his vacation, ia oder
TO take his seat and take baud la the
controversy.
The supreme court today refused the
request OF The committee OF safety that is
take immediate jari-d iction and give q
decision as soon rs possible.
Attorney General Eagie. who has 50 Tar
taken no hand in he proceedings. may
u~xt week begin u suit la behalf OF the
prtDic dkaluSl tue LOk
a msndafaus o compel tlem 10 sara over
TO tue state he property Ia their posscssioo
cpmmissiou-
The committee Of safety met today and
consids rr,i the propriety Of applying on
Monday for an injunction 60 restrsio all
:he newspapers In the state from printing
.:uyi hing about the fire aud police board
cases now pending Ina he courts until they
are settled. II Was argued that II tue peo-
pie do not read anything about the disputs
the trouble will quiet down and the trouble
will be settled sooner.
Several prominent men, commenting o.
this proposition, said that while 10 might
tie n good thing, IL might also give q
chance foe star chamber proceedings BY
one side or the OF her.
AT all the armorirs In the state militia
men are assembled osteusibly to guard tue
arms aud ammunition. Niuety day men
are being epIisted to recruit the CON-
pauies, aud the governor Is exp~ci oil 10
make another attempt to take the ctly
hall by force.
The police force is very much excited to-
night by rumor that the city hall will Do
attacked before morning aud . sarong
guard Is kept there under arms.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
BISHOP BoNAcUM CITED.

Republic from Lincoln, Nen.. says: Word
was received today by Bishop Bonacum
citing him 70 appear before Archbishop
Heunrssey oi Dubuque. sitting "a the court
OF the Metropolitan at Omaha on Tuesday.
April Il, TO answer the caarg-s preferred
"a galnst MIN by the nine priests Of his dio
cese. Tb->e are the charges flied June 20
last with Signor Saioli and by him referred
To Archbishop Henuessey for hearing
thereon
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
AFFA1Rs I'M BRAZIL.

BUENos AYRES, March 3I.-A'ivices re-
ceived here from Rio state that the repre-
sent,tives of the foreign powers are striv-
ing to smooth the difficulty which has
arisen between Portugal and Brazil in
consequences of the departure of admiral
da Cana and his insurgent followers on
board tue Portuguese warsbips. The in
surgents have evacuated Curitiba, in the
state Sac Paulo.
Flaancs Minister Terry says he intends
to issue only 81 coo, coo il consolidated
bonds out Of $15.0o4U00 voted for rue SIT.
Element OF the floating debt. Up 70 the
present 500, 600 have been issued.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
SHOT FROM AMBUSH.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, Ma,cn 3l.-A
special from Pocatello, Idaho, TO the
Tribune says: News reached here this
morning of the assassination of Hugh
Fleming at American Falls yesterday. He
was one of the firm of Fleming Brot hers,
large sheep owners ut that place. He was
shot four times from ambush. There Is
no clue TO the murderer. Fleming was
herding his sheep when he was killed. 1t
Is reported that the killing was done by
some one connected with stock ranches, as
there has been trouble between Fleming
Brothers and some csttlemen on account
OF the cattlemen not being sa;isfi fed with
Fleming herdlng sheep IN that vicinity.
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GAS EXPLOSION.
Building Dem olished. Four Persons
Killed and Many mi ared.

ALEXANDRIA, Ind, March 3l.-At mid
night here the utmost excitement prevails
as rescnlng party are digging in the ruins
OF a building wrecked by a gas explosion
to rescue several men who have been
buried beneath the ruin aud are doubtless
dead.
About 9 o'clock tonight the town was
started by terrific noise as il powder
magazine had exploded. II was occasioned
by natural gas explosion in a building
which accommodated a barber shop and
the American Express comptny's office.
This structure was blown To pieces and
the remnants fred. The rear of the White
sides block YVES badly shattered.
The &c ual damages TO the bull ,iugs
Will reach probably $4,000. Tue flames
burned fercely and the fire alarm brought
the department to the scene. The follow
ing were rescued by the firemen from the
ruins, but more or less injured: James
Scott, William Pyle, Henry Heard.
There were seven men in the building
and the following were doubtless killed:
Harry Bouryer.
Jesse Harrell.
Ora Ball
Charles Hoover.
The rescuing party is working 6ravely
at late hour but no hopes are enter aimed
that the men named are alive. Hirrell
and Hoover leave families. The others
were all single men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
PLoTrINGM PERU.

NEW YORK. April The Herald's Lima
dispatch says: President Bermudsz died this
morning from intestinal trouble which he
and his physicians have been fighting for
some time oy every means in their power.
His body was hardly cold before alarming
rumors became public concerning the
intentions of the Cacerists to seize the
reins OF government. All the shops
and business houses have been closed aud
Vice President T.. Solons and Senior Val
acarcel, the presidential candidate. have
gone into hiding. rs a coup d'etat is ex-
pected from Cacerists at any moment.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
CITY OFFICIALS INDICTED.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, March 3I-Tue grand
jury which has been Investigating charges
OF corruption in the council returned iu-
dlctments against five persons today.
They are: Park Commissioner f. H.
Gibbs: Conncilmen Andy HilIenhrand and
o. Il. Root; Thomas Scally aud Ell Reese.
Gibbs and Hiilenbrand are indicted for
felony, and Root, Scaliy and Reese for mis-
demeanor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
NICE YACHTING.

Nee Narea SL-IAs pssi25net YseAt
rae. ., Monday ls<t vac -sil~i toisg- A
stroag rsster.y ~iad gzs blowing. t.7PsD :
the RS CveE a. al auzi- o - desrrr,
willie t5= seas washed c9Btso aas4y over
the racing erafs. The FzikyTse ero-=e1
tue lice Eaif !eegth ab-zd. bal tie
handicap szss the victory 20 tee Orefss
The Vaikyrss Wa second and Cygos tslr1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
FRIGHTFUL PHANToMs

Haunt the dreams OF the sufferer from in
digestion. What should the nightmare
ridden dyspeptic do when waking with a
start, the sweat o ZIDg from the po-e-,
sleep fer the remainder Of TIE night seems
unattziasbies Swallow winegi.=sfal os
Hcstettec's Stomach Bstter~, which. IL
taken before golas TO bed, would have in
sured repose- Use the Bisters for nervous.
ness, dyspepsia. rheumatism. malaria
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puNsHoN.s PENALTY.

ST. JOSEPH. Mo, March 81 The sen
satoaai Pausbon murder Il al came to
close at midnight with he jury sentencing
Thomas PuDsbon to twenty years In the
penIt.utary. Last January. Punssoa
who had separated from his wife, isveigi-
ell her into n cab and while on Que OF the
principal streets drew q revolver and shet
her dead de claimed she had comm {.
ted suicide because he would not live with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
Card From Governor r,lIman.

NEW YORK, April 1.-The Herald prints
a card from Governor I'iliman denying
that he is in any way responsible for the
present condition of things in South Caro-
lima He says: Il did not make the dis
pensary law. On the contrary. protested
against its enactment and predicted, from
my knowledge OF the state, that il would
lead to violence and bIoodshed. l have not
tried TO enforce its monstrous provisions.
On the contrary have urged that its con-
stitutionality be determined by the courts,
and that the people yield ready obedience
10 the law, once the law has been de-
termined."
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IN UrAH'S METROPOLIS.

6ALT LAKE, Utah. March 31-Ths re-
mains of Colonel III. e. Lett arrived from
Los Angeles this morning and were taken
to the building of the Utah commission
where they have been viewed by hundreds
of citizens during the day. At . o'clock
tonight the body was escorted TO the Rio
Grande depot and sent to Beaver for In
terment.
The Home Industry fair was formally
opened here this evening. II will remt ia
on for two weeks. The various products
OF the territory are artisrically arranged
and make creditable display. Speecbes
were made by Governor West aud other
prominent citizens
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FRY,S FOLLOWERS.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 3l.-The
United States Industrial army of the un-
empoyed 600 strong arrived tonight from
Texas on the Irion Mountain and are
camped near this city tonight. They are
under command of General Fry, five aides
and twelve captains. aud are we'll dis
ciplined. They were furnished provisions
for one meal by the city and will proceed
to Washington via Memphis over tue Iron
Mountain tomorrow afternoon.
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half Let US abstain from all assembling
of ourselves together, or public demon
STATIONS. (Signed.)
JOSE w. BARNwELL,
JOHN +. rICKEN.
GEORGE b. EDWARDS,
G.. l.. BUST,
CHARLES INGLEsBY,
a. w. MARSHALL,
j. c. HEMPHILL,
IL. BAER
The effect of this appeal was good.
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HUNTING FOR HAGEN.

NEW YORK, March 30.-Gustsv Hagen.
one of the boOkkeepsrs OF the American
Exchange National bank, is missing, and
so is So. 900 OF the bankers money One
of the banks customers. G. T. Bartholo-
new, Is In Ludloy street jail, charged
with being accessory to the EN- br zzlem-nt
and the police are hunting for Hsg-u. The
plan is said TO have been for Hagen 10
falsify the books In Bartholomew's favor,
aud thus enable him 10 oyerdray
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oLATHE. KsE-. Asseh sl-Ths igry ia
thS L ;tis ease w<s called By Jndg. Bsrris
tsis .fteroooa and discharged. s-isx ga
sbis 20 agree The lsrT sfooi o. tie Gs.f
;bree bal los. Eve Cor Aequfttsi saf ssvso
for coaylci ioa- Aft-FsxrIs tbsy sSoDd foar
- eight Tor COW .cfios. bat tlo~s for Cot
vicfisn were ~iliiug 20 ooDoronsss ca sEs
lowest degrees 81 fszznsszozbt~Y
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FoR0ER SENT UP.

WHEELING, w. a, Marca 4L-BenjamiD
Birshaw, one Of the foremost politicians
OF West Virginia, was found guilty last
Saturday Of forging orders to the amount
Of $500 on the commissioners of Wetz ]
county, OF which he was president. W..
Sentenced today TO eight years in tue peni-
trntIary. Judge Jordan. ia passing sent
ence. scored the prisoner numerically.
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Affairs at Florence.

FLORENCE. :. c, March 3l-The board
OF vigilantes who started ont last night in
pursuit OF whisky spies, returned this af-
fernoOD. having thoroughly beaten the
bush Tor the governors agents They
passed during the might within hsiIing
distance Of their game, as the beaten
tracks found in the morning showed. bat
all 10 no purpose. The spies are still at
large and probably safely out OF the
radius of excitement. All night, oH horse
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spARRrya MATcH ar HARyARp.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, March 3L-One OF
the hardest four round bouts ever wit
messed by Harvard men was put . st be
Sparring Club rooms on Brsttis street this
evening. /. came near being nxht 70
the finish II which L T. Champeuy, 70.
was dec AIRED the winner, over w D.
Short -. The contestants weigh 81 Ia at
lsj pounds and tie winner j. champion O.
Harvard for the current college year.
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KENTUCKY PAsTIME.

LEXINGTON, Ky, March 3l.-In bloody
fight on Fourth stfe=t ia tbis city tonight
Jack Sloan received a bullet ia the head.
Charles Williams (colored) was shot ia the
thigh, and Pat Taylor also r-cei we'd a shot
IN the thigh. About twenty shots In sli
were hred AID great excitement prevailed
The trouble arose over a horse trade.
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IN SHORT ORDER

PHILADELPHIA, Marca 81 At the box
ing es.tertssu,nent given tonight by the
Athletic club o. the Schuyl kill navy,
Owen Zeiy.er. boxing instructor Of tie
Csledoala club. knocked out Char e. w.
NcManus OF Brooklyn IN . minute Aad a
half
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
INDEX OFTODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS

INDEX OF ODAY'S IMPORTANT NEWS
Pages
2. South Carolina in Open Rebellion.
Coxey Camped in Pennsylvania.
Corey Warfare Imminent in Denver,
3. Honors for the Iron Chancellor.
Silver Enthusiasts Will Rule or Ruin
Wheat is Weakly and Dull.
Active Saturday Among Spectators.
8. Wichita's Auditorium illustrated.
Whitaker Plant to be Sold
6. Reception in Local High Life.
Wichita Republicans Easy Winners,
7. Bohemians Evicted From a Claim.
8. Recollections of Kossuth's Oratory.
Fielding Writes About Fool Jokes.
10. Thriving Town Of Blackwell, O. T.
Bill Nye Jilts Princess
Dramatic French Executions.
IL. Stories of Fool Catchers Day.
Glorifs Of Gowns and Hats.
IL. New Kind Of Liberty Desired.
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The Governors Side.

COLUMBIA, ). c., March 3L-The follow
ing account is the situation, as summed
up by the Newspaper friends of Governor
Tlllman: The governor has declared Oar
lingt0n and Florence counties in state
of instruction. The report that he has
declared martial law over tae whole state
is untrue. He has also ordered the rail-
road authorities not to transport any
bodies of men unless authorized by him.
The railroads have thus far refused COM
pliance. The governor has also ordered
the telegraph companies not to transmit
any news of n warlike tendency. This or
der has likewise been refused compliance.
The Lally Rifles of Orangeburg and a
company from Aiken will reach here to-
night. The ten GreenvIlie county COM
panieS are under arms awaiting orders to
move. Zee situation IS very grave. 1t Is
understood five hundred citizens of Column
bia have signed paper agreeing to go TO
Darlington to assist the citizens who are
after the coustables. 1t Is reported an at
tempt will he made hers on arrival of the
New berry Rifles to force them TO return or
prevent the train from proceeding. City
and state dispensarieS were closed today
by order of the governor and their con-
tents are now being hauied to the peniten-
tiary for safekeeping.
The governors proclamation declaring
Darlington and Florence counties in insur-
rection is as follows:
wv hereas, Certain persons have assem-
bled in the counties of Darlington and
Florence, and are now in rebellion against
the authority OF the government of this
state, and 1t has become impracticable to
enforce, by ordinary course of judicial pro-
ceedings, the laws of the state within said
counties, now, therefore, i, b. X. Tillman,
governor of the state of South Carolina. do
proclaim such persons, so assembled, TO be
in open rebellion against the laws of the
state. and l do hereby command all such
Assem- tlages of insurgents to disperse aud
retire peaceably TO their respective abodes
within twenty-four hours.
Done at Columbia, 5. c., this thirty
first day Of March. 1893
''B X. IILLMAN, Governor"
ISealI
BY the governor. J. f. TINDAL,
Secretary of State.
Judge Watts of the state courts on re-
quest of Governor Tillman has granted an
Injunction against the Western Union
Telegraph company, Manager Gray, re-
straining him from accepting messages
for transmission on the Darlington trouble
unless sent by the state authorities. The
injunction WAS served Mt O'Clock
Manager Gray has referred the matter to
the New York authorities, which will
probably instruct him TO receive and send
all messages.
The governor, it Is declared. will take
possession of the office IL the order of
y Judge Watts IS not complied with.
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HIS ALIASES DrpxT AVAIL.

DEsyEE. March 81 --Dss~c;lr-. teisy az
r~st~a Jsm-s Il Gosarin. wanted Ia
Cana. III. Zoe Ab-coadisx wtfh &C GO IN
fsnis b~3osginx TO tfs esoafy sssd .cs.sol
fu8d He has been isinx hess uazi-r hs
siia~-. q James Hslli=assos add james
= lzott. lie bas ezsF.f@ssei bss CALLS sEs
siA b he.i 70 svsli TIE ARRIVAL % ta<
I tteozs ofssr-
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TICKETS OF LEAVE.

NEW YORK. March 3l-Ths Herald's
Mauagua dispatch says:
The Nicaragusn government has de-
ciared 1t Will withdraw tomorrow the ex-
.quators OF American British consuls
here The Cause for this acrion is alleged
to be their interference in the Bluefield
af
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EMMA PATTON ACQUITTED.

Provo. UIah. March 81 Alter one
weeks trial Emma Van Patton was found
not guilty today of poisoning her uncle
there being "A doubt in the minds of the
jury as to whether she administered the
laudanum she purchased tue day before
bia
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BENTON APPEAL DISMISSED.

SPRINGFIELD. lis, March SILT l.
learned here toe ApP~sl ia the oe.sbrsted
case OF "Dsniel B-nton.H alias william
Nesby, convicted Ia the United states dis
tTict court here Tor prrssutiag tTaad o4rni
pension claims ADD sentenced 20 = term ia
the peuits1siary. has been dismissed ia
the Uuit-d States supreme court 81 NAsa-
lurrg1
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SUSPECTS DISCHARGED.

Los ANGELES, Csl, March 3L-Alva
johnson aud George Smith. the men on
trial for the past two days for having held
up and roob-d the Southern Pacific train
at Roscoe. Feb IL, were discharged by
Judge Bartholomew at this mornings
session.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Furnished by The Wichita Abstrac:
and Land Company
The records ia tue register OF deeds Office
show the following buYers:
f A Howe q lot 40 Ohio ave
Mathewsou's Second addition. 325
I & Wilson guar wi los lbs Ia
Holyoke l27 I4l Paramount, Fair
mount add tract IN sc Or OF sec IL
- le.. ..-.--..--.--..-.-- ~
W Z Jones q C lot Is Emporis ave
Mead's add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 700
4 ID Squire W lots II Stephens 81
Stephens add. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ZOO
} Fireb-u h q c lot - Emporis ave
Mead's IS Chicago West Wichita
139I1 Firrbsu2b's 2nd. ...... 1000
Il Minsich w lots 80 20 Georgia
ave II Haso 10
ID ThoratOn rec q lot 30 Centrai ave
Hilton's add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SO
" X Tucker W q hf of lots - -
Market 81 Greiffsnstein's Third adj 500
J L Garrett W lots 2 and hf Of
NV Or aud ne or OF sec 30 q 3s...- $50
Amount OF mortgage releas-s...... BIOS
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WOMEN. WINE AND HORSES.

NV YORK. Marrh 81 -Ja.s- NarFe,,
oo0kksspsr for Moore & 5.aBets. dissi!isrs
is IN the tonsbs 90 the charge q e1.es 4
cling e. 80 GuSi5g The past four yo1ss-
de has Confessed. sEstIaz ihzt TIE sioseo
money Was s2eat on T0nsn- wias "a.
hsr.ss-
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TO SUCCEED HoUCK.

HAMILTON. o. VI .rch 81 e g. Rath b.
bone was nomin tied for congress by the
Third district Republican convention tC
fiji the vac ncy caused by the death o
Hon. George Houck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
CLASH is IMMINENT
DENvER's POLICE VAR THREATENS
TO END In BLOC SIZED.

New Injunction Issued Which Leaves
Both Old aud New Police Boaxvio
Free TO Act as They Please
Wal e's Commissioners Ar.
rested - Militia Under
Arms-Ci;y Hall For.
tiled In View Of
Threatened
Attack
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Weather Tor Wichita today-Fair, and
slightly cooler.
Highest temperature yesterday ...... 81
Lowest $500 a.
Mean .-.-.-.-................. a
Average for month thus far .-........... az
March average, past five years ........... A.
Average for 3ist day. -.... IS
Daring the past twenty-sour hours cloudi-
ness has increased with fresh 70 light north
east and north winds. ana rising barometer.
FREp L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, March SI--FoIiowing Is the
forecast up 20 p. m. sunday:
For Ksusas-Genersily fair north winds
becoming variable.
For okisnoIna-PsrIly cloudy; cooler with
variable winds.
For Colorsdo-Fsir; warmer; winds becom-
ing south
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-01
EBELS ONCE AGAIN
YOUTH CAROLINA COUNTIES IN
OPEN RESURRECTION.

oyernor TiIlman Takes Military
Control of Railroads and Tele-
graphs and ProclaimS Darling
ion and Florence Counties
Under Martial Law
Winchesters Used for
Walking Sticks and
Pistols to
Coerce.
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IN COXEY'S CAMP
H0B0S TENTS PITCHED IN THE
KEYSTONE STATE

Commonweal Army View ed With Dis
dain by Pennsylvania's Yeomen.
Adjutant General Browns
Unique Regimental Orders.
One Thousand Recruits
Said to be Waiting to.
Enlist at Pitts
burg News
From Fry.
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Weather for Wichita Today:
Fair, Slightly Cooler. |
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WEATHER BULLETIN

Gather for Wichita today-Fair, and