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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26

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warm ssstser bss rsest the su0s 10 sh.
mogaiains causing tEs watsrs - the Gil
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this city have bren abandoned. i.ittts
damage has fbEs far bssa done tboach
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lower AsDlas Eass bees com - ed - lzssss
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the water j. bscaed up feom leiamtts.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26

SARATOGA. n. Y, May 25.-The pro-
ceedings in TIE Smith case. which is an
Hpp-a al against the heresy proceedings IN
Cincinnati, today reached the last order
and the members began to give expression
to their individual views as the roll was
called, Forty-five three minute speeches
were delivered. aud the trend of opinion
Was shown by the fact fhss only eleven of
them We're in favor OF sustaining tue ap-
peal. A comical feature o. the proceed
ings consisted in the abrupt closing OF
many OF these efforts, occassioned BY the
fall OF the moderatar's gayel.
The proceedings concluded with a
speech made by member Of the prosec u.
ting committee who was introduced as a
"plain man and farmer"
Professor Smith replied in the hour
given him and then the synod of Ohio,
as the body appealed from, occupied
sixty-six minutes. The Calling of the roll
OF the assembly to give an opportunity To
be beard Was thea begun and continued
until adjourned.
The most effective speech was that of
Elder MGDousd of Ciocianati, whose
main contention was that TO support tue
appeal WAS TO approve the teachings OF
DR.. Briggs and he exclaimed: Don't
reverse the Briggs verdict" He called al
tentlon 10 the difference be-
tween Judge and juryman and lik-
ened members OF the assem- oily To judges
Expressions of opinion by them did not
indicate prejudice. He insisted that the
present was not a personal question, but
one of principles, because It WAS the faith
OF the church that was on trial. Professor
Smith was declared to hold that the de-
cisions of the Portland and Washington
assemblies were wrong aud should be re-
versed. He was declared TO have gone
further than DIR. Briggs in his views, hold
ing not only tina: errors may have been
Contained in the original scriptures. but
even specifying them. He Was also ac-
cused OF throwing dIscredit not only upon
the books of the Bible. but also upon the
author Of the same, who Is claimed by the
confession, TO be God himself He closed
by saying that il Professor Smith will re
tract his errors, the Presbytery of CIucin-
natl viii make haste 10 receive him again
into full connection.
One of the representatives, of the synod
of Ohio. DIR. Ludlow, of Cleveland be-
sought the assembly 70 remember that the
church has always contained two parties,
aud ;haS its present action may lead 10
d division in the denomination.
The refusal of the assembly to sit to-
night WIS Que to weariness. but IL will
give ample opportunity for the prepara-
uJn o. a. lnrse number OF brief speeches,
which promise TO pr0long the sessions of
the assembly by several hours each day,
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TRANSPORTING BULLION.
An Everyday Scene in New York Which
Surprises Visitors.

Surprises Visitors.
Nothing seems more remarkable &c
foreigner visiting New York, says the
New York Herald, than the utter care
lessness apparently displayed in thu
exposed, is carted through the streets
by single teamsser.
As d matter OF fact, precautions ara
taken. The single tcamster may in
deed drive his load of silver bars open
ly, but he drives slowly and is sufi-
GENTLY armed to prevent any attack.
Then, in addition, walking on tho
sidewalk, on one or both sides of the
truck, are quiet men who never attract
attention, who pause when the truck
pauses and move forward when it pro-
eeedS.
This is guard, not so gorgeously at
tired as the troop of British soldiers
who guard the bank OF England or its
messengers, but just as effective in an
emergency.
Gold, in coin or bars, when imported
to this country, is, of course, ii.cased in
small kegs or iron-bound boxes. 1t is
conveyed through the streets in much
the same way; but its smaller bulk ne
cessitates a little extra precaution,
and SO, instead of one man, two are
commonly assigned to each dray.
This was the way in which upward
of sixty million dollars was trans
ported through New York during the
period of gold expectation, extending
over few weeks last summer. When
two million dollars or SO reached Chi
cago about two dozen men armed with
Wilchcsters. rcvolvers and dirk knives
surrounded the vehicles, and with a
great show of determination escorted
the treasure through the streets
The drivers OF the trucks IN New
York avoid jams Of vehicles as far as
possible, and never permit themselves
to be diverted from their tasks. This
was exemphfed in Wall street the
other day. A two-ton coal cart became
stSlled at the corner OF Broad street.
4 policeman sought to assist it. and
endcavered to induce other drivers 20
''give the fellow a hitch" as he called
Il. Some protested that their own
loads were heavy or their trucks too
light. or something of the kind. and in
the meantime the coal cart rena med
motionless.
Finally the policeman, anxious pos
sibly to show his authority, and seeing
an apparently empty truck with
fine team Of sturdy horses approach
ing. ran toward il and made motion
as though to grasp rhe horses brides
The driver made grab ct his whip.
you know how ii is yourself" said
the policeman. give this fellow q
hitch, viii yoa?'
Not with this load on" replied the
driver. touching his horses and the by
ISLANDERS all smiled. for the body Of the
truck was lsdea down with q heavy
load Of silver for the assay Office
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REPRoBArED By sAroLLr.
Polish Easher Anashena. zsd far Daring
to Withdraw tom Rome.

CLEVELAND. O. May 2s-Bishop Horts-
msna vi the Cleveland diocese has received
"a letter from Mgr. Satolli Bearing on the
discussions in St. S,anislaus parish. where
several huadred Polish members Of the
congregation have withdrawn and estab-
li<hed church indepr ndent of Rome.
with Rev. Father koisszswski at the head.
Mgr. > stoiii saws in part:
Father koia-E-wski's action and al!
that be GazeJ say Ia regard 10 forming a
Polish cDngreS alton ia Cleveland deserves
the gre.t-si reprosch- 1 rspyohss,e aud
condema ii mot energsticaly aud with
my fuil authority. The oaiy ching that
remains Tor him 10 do is II leave Cieve-
laud Immediately aud To bet=ke himself
Co sone plsc- in order 70 Go peaalce for
his sins and u atone for the great scandal
be has caused for the faithful
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, Nay 25.-At the end of
the morning hour in the house today the
house Went into committee of the whole
for the Consideration OF private bills. Mr.
Springer gave notice that The first thin z
tomorrow he would call up the Bailey bill
tor tue repeal OF the state bank tax law
The entire afternoon was consumed in a
discussion of All omnibus resolution from
the committee On war claims, groupin z
together thirty-seven claims for cotton,
was taken up in discussion on point OF
order against the grouping of so many
bills in one resolution. The only business
done during the day was the pas sage of IL
biil for the relief of Thomas Il. Rsed, aud
the success of this bill seemed to be due in
DO small degree to the name.
A. ) o'c. oCk the committee arose and the
house took q recess Until O'clock.
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BAPTIST ANNIVERSARY.

SARATOGA, y. y, May 25.--Ths Ameri-
eau Baptist Publication Society began lis
seventeenth anniversary here today. TIE
annual address was made by Samuel y
Ciozier Of Chester, Pa. Forty-niae new
pub.ie atiOus have been issned 1uring the
year OF these. 49,. 90 copies have been
printed. The entire number OF books,
pamphlets, periodicals aud tracts. 3ew and
old. printed during the year Is more than
IS 10J. COO, an increase over fhr unmber
ssueG lat year Of more than 80 coo. The
total issues since the organization OF TIE
society are over $50 Ogo.eo0 copies OF books.
pau pu!ets, periodicals and tracts. This
afternoon "A memorial zervIce was held d.
the late Secretary Gri.iitbs.
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MISSOURI U. G. TRAVELLERS.

CHLLIcoTHE, Mo-, May 25.-The fourth
annual convention of the Missouri grand
council of the United Commercial Travel
ers assembled in this city today with Grand
Counselor c. f. Freeman of Kansas City,
presiding Sedalia was selected for tue
place of the meeting next year. In the first
week of May. The election or officers for
the ensuing year resulted as follows:
Grand counselor, L. A. Peake of Kansas
City; grand junior counselor, L. l. Tracy
OF Chillicothe; treasurer. ". IL. Cleland of
Kansas City.
Travelling men are arriving on every
train and the indications are that so
members Of the council will attend the
banquet tomorrow.
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TO REoRaANIzE SANTA FE.
Plans proposed Regarded Favorably by
Committes -Chanees Decided.

NEW YORK, May pa plan for reorgan-
izing the Atchison, which, it is said. is re-
garded favorably by the committee. pro-
vides for the issue of income bonds to the
amount of SIC, 000, 600. each holder of loo
shares of stock of the company
to have the right to subscribe for
a $4,000 bond at par. The changes
already practically decided on will reduce
the annual fixed charges of tie entire
system about 5000, 900. exclusive of the
Atlantic and Pacific system on which the
charge VIII be materially reduced. The
interest of the Colorado Midland bonds
will be scaled or the principal will be re-
duced. Ii is understood that the ST.
Louis and San Francisco securities will
not be touched and that the second mortg-
age bonds will be made a contingent
charge.
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OMAHA. Ssb., May ZJ.-S Len IRE sht
tram ~. e - lac Bsrl4nztoz. isaElsz
Council Bluffs ~ So tbs sv~nsnG h@d
reached p0.at A5sut two miles sss, -
the city. brakeman Etuk=sbsrJ nssiess
fvefrsTnSs 90 e. car. BE oftissss s. .-sa
IL xbsn ore o. ts@Ea 1sTe5 tao sha<s 80
Lin. tie Gs~f tnilrf gossz f1rezzs lbs
fnfoz' AID tie sgcDnd suaaf4sS tss ISIS
ear Whsa .suu6 ssak~sDafy was ai5is -
tel the fscis E5ssn. lie says fsst al -
traaats 5srsy-c fruEB fss tfzSn alter the
sBs,s.iaE. T~s nnsa glsiHs tsa nasa-s Il
sfossT. asG Lyaea wrrr fo141s B<xF xhSfs
: a. s-sblsrT ssF and ~rrs arrested The
Goc.os. So 5sskesbsrg's thrza. uoaa1
xElG - FxEaH
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TROUBLE IN VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, May p -Governor
MeCorkle received telegram from the
operators at Mason City today stating the
striking miners from the Pomeroy dis
trict were marching on the miners about
200 strong aud that it was believed force
would b. used in driving out the working
miaers. and asked that troops be sent to
protect them. The governor wired the
sheriff of Mason county 10 try TO cope with
the strikers If they were tot armed, but if
they were armed. or used force, To call on
the executive for aid.
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SUPPLEMENTAL PETITION.
Receiver Evans Accuses q. p. officials
of Duplicating Stock.

DENVER. Col, May 25.-The attorneys
for Ex-Governor John Evans in the case
against the Union Pacific. Denver and
Gulf railway Lave filed additional docu-
men;s in the United States court, asking
for further evidence regarding the recent
election of directors and the motion to
have that election set aside.
1t is now claimed that in The Union Pa
ciiic and Gull consolidation II 06S shares
of stock have been issued in duplicate and
are now held by Mink and Harris. The
supplemental petition asks that clerks in
the transfer Office in Boston be COM
manded to make sworn statements re-
garding the stock certificates. 1t is
alleged that the duplicate stock was voted
ut the election. The application will be
argued tomorrow.
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PENALTIES OF TREASON

BCnA PEsTH, May 3.-The trial 40
hiau>euburg OF tweuty-;hrce members %
THE executive COMMITTEES Of the R1amanlsa
national party in Hungary on the
charge Il treason. pa causIug tss pubiica-
ton of a document drHouue ng ia.
act % the uBton OF Austria aud Hansary,
wss eobciussA tostay. 1weaty of th~ pris-
oaeTs were convicted and ssEteucrd 10
ten s Of imprisonment RANGING frefa
eight rsonth- 10 five years. aud 60 paF the
costs OF publishing their sentences Ia all
ueW-D4u4rs
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BATTLE IN AFRICA
Natives Attack British Post-Defsa' ed
Wi h Heavy Lossss.

FoIT SAID. May % News was received
today OF great battle fousat near Lsks
Nysuz, between the British forces and ,ne
siavers. Makajirs. chief OF the =lsvsrs. AZ
tackled British post, Fort MaInire. at
tbe head OF 2.OO0 warriors
" jor Edwards, Ia command of about
go troops. defended tbe fore. The natives
e u,Iained a CRUSHING d.feai aud II -. rbey
were pursued by spartion of hs Bsitisb
force aud the latter found i03 slsy~Fs d. al
in addition &c "a large number OF wounie a
Makajir ttsn surrendered.
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CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS

NASHVILLE, lean. Mag 25-The nation
al conference of Charities and correction
reassembled today. President Storris pre-
siding. Mr. BTers OF Ohio read reports
from Alaska, Alabama OltarIo. Manito-
bn. California. Connecticut ana Delaware.
Mr.. Mills OF Denver read report from
Colorado. TIE latttr reserved applause at
th- mention of political equality between
men aud women, and its satisfactory work
ing in that state
De. Edward \. Brush, superintendent OF
the Shepard ASYLUM OF Maryland, real a
paper on the Treatment of the Insane"
An invitation TO hold the next annual
meeting at New Haven has been received
The next conference meets ia New
Haven. Conn, in Nav, 1895.
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WAGE SCALE SIGNED.

PITTsBURG. Pa. May 25.-The scale
which has been determined upon by the
AmalgamateI association of tin iron and
steel workers at the Cleveland convention
meets the approval of employers Of or
ganzed labor in the Pitch districts. At
torneys Jones and Lsughlin, for A. NJ.
Byers 81 Co., Lloyd Sons & Co., and other
manufaci urers, said the scale was viewed
with satisfaction and the announcement
is made that it would be signed. The
scale has been changed to enable friendly
manufacturers TO compete with the non
union men in mills where the scale OF
prices in analgaiuated mills is not OBJ
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DETROIT. Mica, May "a .reci J 10
the Ir.baae froDa Gichuaon,i. &ica.. ssy.:
I. W Copp, the D~tceit rsGer. ussss~ a
world : record Today foT ten miles.
Winning TIE time ar.ze o. thz Richmond
roat; lace. doing tAe distance ia II man,
u'es aud 10 seconds. Tue reloaasz-si
record i $50 made isst Noyem Der bv
Jau-s Mills az Newark, y. J.
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DISHoNoRED THE CLOTH.

CHICAGO, May - Rev. George 5. V
Howard WIS arrested here today charged
with working confidence game How
ard was ordained Methodist minister in
New York, was ooce IA Prohibition candi-
date for congress from Indiana, and has
preached in seven ludiana towns. He was
Indicted in April for passing wort aless
checks aud released on bond and jumped
his bail, eyading rec apture until TO-DAY.
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CERTAINLY cure. II doesn't claim too much
Il wos't make new lungs nothing can !;
hut il viii maise diseased ones sound and
healthy, when everything else has failed.
The scrofulous affection Of the lungs that's
caused Consumption, hike every other form
Of Scrofuis, and every DIood-iaint and dis
order, Yields TO the : Discovery II Is the
most effective bieo3-cleausar. strength re
storer, and fissh-huilder ths; known II med
lcal science. In ali Bronchial, ThroSt. and
Lung Affections. If II ever fSils "a bene!i.
or cure, you have your money back.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
LIKE THE GENTLE DEW FROM HEA-
VEN.

Comes blissful peace to turbulent, unru-
~ liver brought into subsection and disci-
pinned with that grand regulator, Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, a boon of priceless
worth, not only 10 the bilious, but also to
the malarious. the rheumatic, the nervous.
the feeble, the constipated. and those whose
kidney and bladder are inactive. The liv-
er is always chiefly involved in material
complaints, for which tie Bitters is
Spec,fie
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GIT oP A xrxrro-

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sAs pes-~-ssoa * q. $50 30 q slss 3 s4.
Asticsssl hsss-k ssoc< fasEs~x.T t~s1aslaG
TIE fst< rsiisiozasr~. bsTss. q rs essT.
4ea.s-t 80 AHaFss : D4sis. whD - $50
sEcs-<1 e Ssfsssrs tzzs~ssss<ss. = . - -
sfiF. Gfzs<s e.ai6ssc Las Ss-e4s E~ss Aisn
sc Kssek k-sseS. ia ctsIA s=s 9Es c1ssfs
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MUST CAMP OUTSIDE

ALBUQUERQUE, n. IL, May 25.-Maiors
Baker and Ross of the California contin-
gent of Coxeyites arrived in the city today
from Winsiow to arrange camping ground
for between 600 and 200 Commonwe llers
who are expected here within three days
The army will be allowed to camp outside
of the city limits. They made "A reqnisi-
tlon to parade but this will be prohibited.
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ZEAL WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE

MILWAUKEE. Wis, May 25-The w. c.
T. L. of the Milwaukee district think that
w. c. p. Beckinridge is a senator. They
passed the following resolution today:
1--WE heartily iudorse the women of
Kentucky In petilionng the legislators of
that state to prevent the return of w. c.
L. Breckenridge as United States Senator.
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ghe aaiehta daily Eagle Saturday Hornimg 7ay e. 1894.

plate furnished during long period.
They were subjected TO tests aad
Captain Sampson found the suspicious
circumstances that the plate invariably
improved on the second test. The conclu-
Sim was irresistible that the plates We're
being surreptifiausiy doc,ored between
tests. In answer To the questions as TO the
motives for frauds, Captsin Sampson said
he believed the heads OF tie COMPANY knew
nothing of the operations. a Mr.. Schwab
WAS general superintendent. He had a
certain amount of stock ia the company, so
his in;eresi would BE- advanced by the ac-
cep'ance of plates.
The investigation adjourned until Mon
dag at II O'Clock when Captain sampson
Will reappear.
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HIS FRUITLESS PLEA
PROFESSOR SMITHS APPEAL MEETS
WITH COLD RESPONSE

Presbyterian Assem- bly, Voices It's
OpiGion on the Heresy Case. Large
Majority OF the Speakers Being
in Favor Of Sustaining the
Cincinnati Verdict-Eld-
er McDsugal Doesn't
Want the Briggs
Verdict &c.
rcrsed.
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'WEALERS ENJOINED.

SALT LAKE CITY. Utah, May 25.-The
Commonwealers are not having things
Just as they would like them in this ter
ritory. An injunction has been issued re-
straining ary more Commonweaers from
entering Davis county, and Chief Pratt
with twenty policemen has gone up to the
Davis county line and is now awaiting the
arrival of about go Industrials on their
NAV soDth
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RELIGIOUS CONGRESS.

CHICAGO. May 2s-Rev. r. A. White
causrd mild sensation III tne congress
OF religions today by. Introducing "a rsso-
luton inviting 10 future con crosses. Spir-
itusilsis, Taeosphists and nike organiza-
tIons Objsctioa WAS raised that no or
gsnizatioo or body had bsen invited AS
such. aud the matter WAS Gropped.
Tie remainder OF the day was devoted
TO the discussion OF papers. 10y Rev. DR..
4. p Powell and kiazt Harai OF Kioto,
Japan. The congrsss then adiournel.
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WAITING FOR A RIDE.

DENVER, May 25-The CommOnwealers
In camp here number 200. The officers de-
clare they will stay here all summer if the
railroads do not give them cheap rate
east. They declare they will not seize a
train but railroad officials ARE suspicious
OF them and maintain guards constantly
in the railroad wards
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Her Age

Jack-Ho~ cid did Eou say Miss
Smith vase
Tom-She told me SEE was twenty
three on fler last birthday.
Jaclz-Whea was her last birthday,
ten years sgos--,e.roit Free Press
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SUIT FOR INFRINGEMENT.

HARTFORD. Conn, May 25-Lsgal
Papers have just been served here in
the suit of the Remington Typewriter
company VS.. Miller a. Martin. agents of
the Franklin Typewriter, Tor infringement
OF patents. Similar proceedings are being
instituted in other sections of the country.
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she nlea~ &C.

lie after tifzl-GoinE home 70 yo--r
mother che
slie-Yes, an
Hc-EIgb, wbaidoyou suppose sh.,u
sar 70 youa
she-She-li say: Il told ycz 90 tas
na.e uqL3-N Y. Eee@.5.
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DIscRIIINATIvE MINERS

HENDERSON. Ky, May ,5.--One hundred
anu nifty miners In the Dek0vea mines
struck last nigbt and zoo meu in the
Jarvis Ba-tley mines just outside the city
itmlts, struck this morning. They We're
willing 10 mine coal for home use, but re-
fused To mine any for shipment
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
DAMAGING DEVELOPMENTS.
Naval Ordnance Officer Tells of Armor
Plate Frauds.

WASHINGTON, May 25.-Captain W. T.
Sampson, chief of the bureau of ordinances,
navy department, appeared today before
the house committee investigating armor
plate irregularities. He said he did not
consider the blow holes serious defect
Captain Sampson related how suspicion
was aroused of the soundness Of the
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ONT TgFTR FooLIsENEss

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 25.-Four thou
sand miners who have been on a strike
since April ~. returned II work today.
The terms So Uhica they go back are the
same as whea they went out
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
RErALIAToRY TAX.

BFELIS. My - -Aa imperial deere.
was gsz.tt-d toisY imposing a sur-ysx -
80 pr crut ab0ye the general Gus ON.
tsFlE upon tie chief impsfts a Spain aud
Ter colonies. Tbs u a reply 9 ~psln's
imposition - the maximum iar.d ugpa
Ter u.au con.ie
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-26
STRIKERS AGITATED.

brazil, iad.,' May 25-Abo2t 1,G0o
miners left this city this afternoon on a
special train for Coal BlafT. The men
were greatly Rgiiated over ths miners
workiag az Paaa, Ills The railroad men
are in sympathy with the miners and
lave offered 60 aid tie strikers.