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ANOTHER COMPLICATION.

While yet the complication which may
arise from the landing of British troops at
Blu fields are being discussed a British
non-union workman residing in Ohio has
added 10 the questions TO diplomatic solu-
tioD. II appears that this British reside
of Ohio is not satisfied with the degree of
protection American law "ffords 20 Ameri-
can citizens. He is nOn-uDiOn man and
as such has taken the place of striker In
The East Liverpool Pottery. Not being
satisfied with the protection the police
could afford he appealed to the British
Government through the ambassador at
Washington. The Secretary of the Brit
ish Embassy has written to the British
subject, who takes the place of an Ameri-
can workman under The conditions men
toned, that his case will be considered.
He was advised TO make formal demand
for protection at the local police head
quarters and then 10 produce his docu-
mens. The dispatch adds that he was
promised protection. but does not say by
whom. If by the local police he was
promised such protection as would be
given to an American citizen under like
circumstances; if by the British Embassy
he is promised degree or kind Of protec-
tlon that is not given TO American citizens.
1t is not supposable that the British En-
bassy will assume any other responsibility
than to see that the subject asking prOtec-
tiOn is not deprived of any safeguard IN
account Of nationality. II is the duty of
the American authorities to affn:d what
they deem adequate protection. that is.
the same they afford to their own citizens.
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LUNCH REVEALS.
Evangelist Yatman Opens
His Work.
Monday Services for Business Men.
The Meeting at Y. M. c. A.
Hall Yesterday.

A series of "noonday revivals" have been
started by the no,ed evangelist. Yatman, at the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall on
Sutter street, In which he is being aided by the
m inisiers Of he various churches in this city.
The evangelist comes to this coast with a
record OF having done great and good work,
productive Of lasting results, among the young
men OF the East through the medium of his
MONDAY services. He says that be wants the
boys and men who attend The meetings 10 re-
Me m Der that 1t Is TO offense TO come III and go
out when they please, as he recognizes the fact
that many OF his hearers Will be men and boys
who can only b. away from their store. office or
workshop a certain length of time. and he does
not want them docked a minute Tor being late
at work.
The attendance yesterday at the opening
meeting was moi large. but the evangelist was
In 10 wise discouraged.
''Sing the seats full" was his exhortation.
and Mr.. Armes. the vocalist who aids him In
bis WORK, sang bis sweetest. Reys. DR.. HlrSt,
Bovard and FilberD assisted at the meeting.
As bis text Rev. Mr.. Yafman selecIed the first
verse oil the sixty-thlrd chapter OF Isaiah:
"Who IL this that cOmeth from Edom with
dyed garments from Bozran2 This that Is
glorious In his appaIel travelling in the great
THAT Is the kind of Savior we need-a
mighty Savior; strong 10 help. That is the
Kind OF Savlcr we need on the ATLANTIC Coast.
and hink here on The Pacific Coast you need
as much as we do. Jesus desires 10 save you
business men and TO help you.
'0od helps the woman who bends over her
tub on Monday as much as the preacher who
stands In the pulpit. He will save you from
woiIy II you will only help him. What is the
use OF worrying about an Overdrawn bank ac-
count when you have God who Is mighty TO
save?
Some people take to religion as a sort Of
insurance policy 10 make them safe in the
future. That Is not what religion Is for; it IS
10 make you happy and save you now-to-day.
Il know a woman in New York who gave
away everything she had TO the poor, and then
prayed for what she Wanled. Sh got Ii every
time, too. Once she had 10 preach in a swell
church from high plaI form. She prayed for
new dress. and got It. Then she began to
pray Tor new shoes. because those she had
were full OF holes. Well, half an hour before
service she had no shoes, but she kept her
faith. Well, size go the shoes, toO."
lie speaker was earnest aud often eloquent
aud was given close attention. The meetings
VIII continue from day TO daV at nOontime
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SUGAR IN THE SENATE.

A Washington dispatch says that another
twist has been given 10 the sugar schedule
by which the rehners will be given one
eighth OF cent more protection under the
bill as reported by the subcommittee.
Under the present law the refner has pro-
lection to The extent of one-half cent a
pound. The Democrats said that no pro-
lection at all was needed. The cost of
transportation they argued was all the
protection the home refiner needed. The
bill as reported gives the refner from two
Ienths OF cent TO four-tenths, and the
changes made by the committee will give
the reiners quite as much protection as
hey have at present. This is not grail
tying outcome of the Democratic outciy
against trusts.
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CALIFORNIA IN THE SENATE

The simultaneous announcement that
the Finance Committee of the Senate has
uudone the work the subcommittee had
done IN respect to the tariff duties on fruit
and that Senator White is on his way 10
this State leads to the conclusion that he
does not think there is anything to be
gained by continuing the fight. As it was
largely through MIN that the sub-commit-
tee made some changes in the original
Wilson bill favora be to California he GER
tainly would not have abandoned the post
of duty unless convinced that he could
exercise no influence on the result. The
only hope for California now is that the
Finance Committee will not report bill
which the Senate can amend and pass. If
the Senate should pass any bill the House
will get all it can in conference committee
and pass the bill as it comes from that
committee. The less the Senate comedies
the closvr it will be bound to abide by the
work of the committee.
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them 10 work with IA 5O-p0und ball an chain
attached TO prev Mt their summing away. those
o. The fraternity who prove doc1le ana WORK VIII
b. released after few days service. but the un-
fny fellows will be strapped 10 a gridiron anu
hogeed In The presence of physician"
T. p. Oswald. one OF the "Btg FOur's" on
cials locat d al Cincinnati, Is in the city, he
says tile railroads have recently instituted
new rule there which. II continued, VIII cause
many brokers office TO be FOR rent In the next
sixty days Representatives OF lhe Leading
ROADS entering there recently met ana reSol'eo
TO allow no commissions 10 brokers 10 the lu-
ture and to restore rates, which recently nave
been very much dslu beu. 10 an agreed basis.
The plan has been tried so many times D lore
only TO meet with failure that the brokers' he
says. are quite saDguine OF success IN Inc pres
ent instance
s. w. Phillips, the representative OF an East
ern shoe manufactory, who was at the faiace
yesterday, is responsible for The statement tnat
corset has recently been invented Tor the 1901.
The new instrument of toIture. he says Is maze
so as to enable size smaller shoe 10 De worn
than would otherwise possible and consists
of strong band OF web. which is fixed around
tile instep while the foot is raised from tile
ground. When IL is in place II is compara,ively
easy TO put on a shoe which Is altogether TOO
small, and the pressure being on The corset the
shoe does not stretch.
"An experiment is beng made in the street
car service OF Kansas City which VIII De
watched with interest,"" said j. b. Walker OF
mat place yesterday. Electric stenaEbeis
have been placed On both ends OF couple OF
the cars so that passengers will simply have to
press the button nearest them when they
want the car 10 stop. Along the sides OF the
car, about opposite ones shoulder, push
buttons connecr with the bells mentioned.
When a car Is crowded IL IL sometimes difficult
for passenger TO catch The eye OF the con-
ductor, and but few people ever think of using
the sigDal-rOpe as Ii Is difficult TO distinguish
b tween it and the one which rlDgs up the
fares"
Several changes have lately occurred In the
clerical staff at the Palace. 7. B. O'Bren Is
newcomer who has been on duty for some days
past and who is making many friends by his
uniform courtesy and attention 10 The wants OF
guests and their friends. A rumor-whlch,
however, lachs conf matioD-is afiOat 10 the
effect that there will soon be change IN the
statement more than anything else Is that. like
tile Irishman's DIRE am, ''its 100 good to be
true"
The Baldwin Is showing decided signs of
activity these days and The house is crowded
with guests. One hundred and eighty cots were
put Into the hotel yesterday 10 meet The de-
mands OF its guests. A pleasant new feature
introduced recently by the management Il
music by the Hungarian band al dinner time.
Richard Croker and Mayor Gilroy of New York
are both xIected at the Baldwin In day or
TWO, Notwithstanding reports TO the contrary.
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maintain specie payments for any con-
>idera Bile length of time. The currency 10
he redeemed is as uine and a half TO one Of
the gold To redeem with.
MIR, Bland contends. on the other hand,
that by coming silver bullion he is adding
10 the redemption fund. Instead Of adding
to he amount of currency to be redeemed
he claims that he is adding 10 the amount
of money 10 redeem with. This is a diff
ference OF opinion that ought to be settled.
If silver is not money of ultimate redemp-
tion no more of II should be cuiued. II 1t
is we cannot have too much. Ii there is
81, 200 OO0. 600 of currency resting on basis
of S1O6. 0O0 coo of money the gold advocates
have heavy job on their hands.
The morning call., 1894-03-20
A QUESTION OF FINANCE.

Mathew Marshall. a well-known Wall
street financial writer. agrees with local
contemporary, which has sometimes argued
on the silver side of the controversy. thai
the silver in the treasury, the silver cer-
tificates, he treasury notes, the green
backs and national bank uot"s are all
redeemable in gold. The silver dollars are
coun'ed as so much paper currencv. He
hnds that the United States has S1.20o,-
OO0,OOO. substantially paper. resting on a
gold basis OF $4,000. 900. Holding 10 the
idea that all kinds OF money and currency
must even ualiy be redeemed in gold, Mr..
Marshall is opposed to the coinage OF more
silver. Ii the posi- ion Mr.. Marshall takes
is correct it is quite time to stop coming
silver. But il the position Mr.. Marshall
takes is correct it will be impossible to
The morning call., 1894-03-20
THE SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

The ncatness and dispatch with which PresI-
dent HippoIyte of Hayti has just disposed of a
shiiload OF political opponents suggests that
he must have caught an inspiration from the
example Of the Hon. Josiah Quincy.-Boston
Journal.
Sir William Vernon Harcourt accepted office
under Lord Ro>ebeiy because be had no
chance of accepting Office over him. Sir Will
liam Is probably as near the premiership now
as he evcr Will be.-New York Recorder.
Chicago women now want TO be Jurors. The
COrone,'s jures would be the best field of
action, as III y are experienced In sitting on
fellow, especially when he can't sass back
Pittsburg Press.
Western Pennsylvania jury has found eight
prominent people guilty of " hitecapplug Our
laws do not always prevent unusual Grim S, but
they can be T, lied upon TO punish them.-Pitts-
burg Dispatch.
George Gould is said to be an exbert OYSTER
opener Mr.. Gould is. however. something of
an oyster himself when IL comes TO talking
about his plans and his business.-Chicago
Inter Ocean.
AS matter OF fact, just as no objection was
raised when Cleveland went cunning, nobody
should Kick when Pension Commissioner
Lochren goes fishing tor sharks.-Philadelphi
Times.
The proposition to put the county jail directly
back OF the City Hall is naturally received with
horror aud Indignation by the Aidermen.-Chi-
cago Herald.
Peher, too, has prepared a tar III bill, ana JUS
tlce compels us 10 say IL Is mol much worse
than the Wilson bil.-St. Louis Globe Demo-
cTat.
May Is said 10 be an uulucky month for mar
riages, aud It's eff CT op conyen ions may be
equally bad.-St Louis Post Dispatch.
Lower salaries are what the city ofhcials
should have. II any change is made cut their
pay down.-New York Tribune.
III anything is lacking TO make the Breckin-
ildRe-foilard lawsuit more disreputable please
mention h.-Chicago Times.
n Kinetograpbic report OF The motions in Con-
gress VIII lie the next stride In journalism
Philadelphia Record.
An oince-seeker never makes good editor
Topeka Stale journal.
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DREW TOO MUCH.
Auditor Broderick's New Rule foI
BaiIiffs' Warrants.

Auditor BrodericR jndfted note Yesterday
TO The different Police Judges wherein he iu-
formed Them that hereafter he would no longer
audit The salary demands of Police Court ball
ihs unless the Judges of the court certified to
Their correctness. He said that The bailiffs werr
eppOlntces al tilr court ana he Judges should
&c lily whether they worked or not. This ac-
llnn wAs aiken as a result OF Baiiff b slford
pi ludg Campbelps court drawing full
months paw after lie had been Suspended for
two weeks by the court. / Is probable thai
Ba.hford will have half OF his next m onth's
AAlaIY deducted.
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PURiICATIoN OFFICE:

fof Montgomery street. near Clay. open until IL
O'Clock P NJ. BRANCH OFFIt ES; no Marke'
street near Kearv open until u o'clock midnighti
$50 Hayes street open until $50 O'Clock; 500 5Larkh
street open until O'Clock; SW corner Slxteentn
and Miss on streets, en- until oclocki @oIo
Aueet open until 8: 80 o'clock.
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Overland Route.

The Shasta Route aud Northern Pacific Rail.
road TO points In Washington. Idaho, Montana,
The Dako'as. Minnesota. Wisconsin,, Illinois
ana all Eastern States Is the most comfOr. able
and picturesque line of all. Daily tram SER
vice. with dining, Pullman Palace and up
noIstered tourist cars on all trains. L. K.
STATELER, General Agent cas- Market ST.
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Look Ont You Don't Get Left.

March 81 the rates will be restored. Take ad-
vantage OF the present low rates offered by the
Central and Union Pacific railroads: $40 TO Mis-
souri, Plver. $s2 so TO Chicago and S46 so to New
rk. Same proportion to all points east.
The Union Pacific Is the only line running Pull
man drawing-room seepers and dining cars, San
Francisco TO Chicago without change in only three
days and half. ID. W. Hitchcock. General Agent.
l Montgomery street. san Francisco, Cal
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AUCTION SAL. S TO-DAY.

TURKISH RUes-At ll6 Sutter St. at IL o'clock
SAIooN.-By II. j. Leutholtz, at B ush st, corner
Kearny, at IL O'Clock
FURNIrURE.-By VIM. butterheld, at $50 Pine
ST., at l O'Clock.
FURN1TURE--By Frank w. Butterfeld, at 2207
Buchanan S . at IL O'Clock.
FuRNIruRE.-By ChaS Levy Co., at 1135
ERrk Ell ST.. at 10 O'Clock
FURNITURE-by L. Vincent, at 1929 Market
St at IL O'Clock
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

DAILY CALL drcluding sundays. se per wear os
mail postpaid; 10 cents per week. or 50 cents per
calendar month"; through carriers lAIL1 = -
Eve copies three months. s6 20. SUNDA1 SAnh.'
q so per year postpaid. SUNDAY AL any
WEEKLY CALL, 1850 per wear, postpalu "
CALL. 81 per year, postpaid
TEE CALL cannot return rejected maIaSC. aca s
MOI will the ed tor enter into correspondence re-
them
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Phillips, Rock island L1enrsions

Leave San rat cisco every V e. nesday aud Sarur.
day via RIO GRANDE AND Rock ISLAND Rvs
Through tourist sleeping to Chi, ag and Bus
ton. Manager and porter accompany these e1cur.
sions tn ugh to Boston. For tickets, seeping-car
acc On m odati Is and further Information address
CLINTON JONES, General Agent Rock Island Ry.,
1t NJ on tgomery street. San Francisco
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Something for EVERYBODY.

Picturesque California" is just that
kind of publication. 1t is good enough
for the rich man and cheap enough for the
poor man. The pictures are sure to please
all. and he text is written by the best au-
thors in the country.
The morning call., 1894-03-20

MORE than $4,000 people read the Pacific
States Watchman"; 10000 bona tide subscrIb-
ers: largest legitimate circulation OF any
monthly west of tn Rocky Mountains. A few
dress WM. II. BARNES, 81. AIMS building
san francisco. Cal.
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troop was solely for the protection of
British subjects. This assurance is en-
forced by the fact that the troops have
already been withdrawn. Probably the
incident has come to its hational end.
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Groom Appointed Receiver,

Judgr Trout has appointed j. j. Groom
Temporary receiver OF the estate of the late
judge 5. Clinton Hastings, pending the decI-
sion of a suit recently brought by Mrs. Lillian
n. Hastings To set aside the trust reposed IN
w. Eselmau, the executor.
The morning call., 1894-03-20
THE MORNING CALL

Has a larger Circu alton than any
other newspaper published in Sa n
Francisco
The morning call., 1894-03-20
New Corporatiou.

Harold, Hochholzer & Allen have ineorpor-
aied for tile purpose of carrying on a general
decorating and furnishing business. Direc ors.
john T. Harold, James H0chhOlZer, Lewis H.
Alien. Warren Gregory. NJ. e. Si0ss Capital,
100000. OF which $50. 700 has been subscr ibed.
The morning call., 1894-03-20

WHEN people inquire about your health and you
answer with a jtr miad about your lis you make
them sick Take Hoods SarSapa rilIa and you will
lose your tale of woe and gain health
The morning call., 1894-03-20
The Motorman Not to Blame.

A Coroners jury returned verdict OF acct
dental death in The case of Andrew G. Weiss
who WIS knocked down by an electrician of
The San Mate0 line at Guerrero and twenty
hith streets March TO- and exonerated The
IN otofman from all blame in The matter,
The morning call., 1894-03-20
NOTICE !

Any Of our patrons acho fail to find THE
MORNING CALL for sale by trainboys
1ciU confer faoor by notifying this Office
ef the fact, naming the date and train.
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HE DAILY MORNING CALL

FOR SALE AT
New York. .BRENTANO BROS Union Square
Chicago. B. SIZER, 1S9 State street
New Orleans. GALLOT & JOUBERT, 115I Common
The morning call., 1894-03-20

To neglect the HAIR is to lose youth and comeli-
ness. Save It with PARKER's HAIR BALsAM
HINDERCoRNs. the best cure for corns, l6c
The morning call., 1894-03-20

IF your complaint is want OF appetite, try half
wine glass Angostura Bitters before meals Dr. j.
g. b. Segert Il Sons. sole manufacturers
The morning call., 1894-03-20
WEAIHEK PREDICTIONS.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRrcULTUER
WEATHER BUREAU.
SAS FRANCISCO March l9, 1894
Cff1cial Forecast for Tive nty-fo Hours
Finding Midnight Tuesday.
San Francisco aud vic;nity-Fair weather:
nearly stationary temperature; brisk west TO
north winds, decreasing in force uesday night.
B. 5. PAGUE. Lora Forecast OFFICIAL
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vHE EASTERN OFFICE OF THE CA1L

80 Potter building New York City IS provided with
6ies of california papers. Visitors welcome Ad-
vertising rates and sample copies furnished.
f. K. BfISCH, Manager.
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GLOVES. GLOVES,

"A
aeotp Blue Emnence
Modes Slate
a
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ORNAMENTED Solid Chocolate Cream Easter
Eggs, &c each worth 1oc. Townsend's.
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LACE DEPARTMENT,

BEURRE 5O 6 75c
%. and pery yard "N
BUTTER AND CREAM NET1oP LACE 4nh at 2o
a C a c Yard.
BLACK CHANTILLY all s5 eineb at 6
9Inch 12inch " " ~ A " WV
'ON -" WV 1'u0N 81 w"
"-AOA"'
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BUY glass of F. N. Woods 6 Co.. 81 First st..
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EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES
-ssSe>>zzss+IH II --ss@e==sSsA+ --se=sSA+
NEW LACES,
GLOVES, RIBBONS,
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR!

From our PEERLESS DISPLAY OF NEW
SPRING STYLES AND NOVELTIES we select
number of the seasonab1e and popular lines and
offer them as SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS To-day and
during the balance of the week
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HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,


a rpair
hieh ed heels aud HmsdOrf will
high
100 LADIES BLACK
splced will
"A
FEECED COTTON
offered
1.OO
b LADIES JERSEY RIBBED WOOL vests high neck
regular pric be ofere redatS S1each.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.


MEMS LADIES'
in
will
al 25c
with at12
MEMS RIBBED
be
MEMS UNDYED SANITARY AND DRAW
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AT MATCHLBSSLY LOW PRICES !
RIBBONS.
RIBBONS.

5000 SATINEDGE
BONS
a
No. GROSGRA1N SATIN RIBBON will
GROSGRAIN SAT1N-EDGE
Nos II and 16 GROSGRAN
71a
No. SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN be
No. SATIN AND GROS-GRAIN
SATIN RIBBON placed on sale a15c
"A
No. II SATIN AND GROSGRAIN RIBBON at
wllb
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THE CALL CALENDAR,
MARCH. 1894.
The morning call., 1894-03-20

Chicago women now want TO be jurors. The
COronei's juries would be the best field of
action, as III are experienced In sitting on
fellow, especially when he can't sass back.
Pitlsbntg Press.
The morning call., 1894-03-20

May Is said 10 be an uulucky month for mar
riages' aud Its effect oD conyen ions may be
equally bad.-St Louis Post Dispatch.
The morning call., 1894-03-20

Lower salaries are what the city oficial.
should have. II any change is made cut theii
pay down.-New York Tribune
The morning call., 1894-03-20

Western Pennsylvania jury has found eight
prominent people guilty of " Mhitecappiug. Our
laws do not always prevent unusual Grim s, but
they can be r' lied upon TO punish them.-Pitts-
burg DlSpafch
The morning call., 1894-03-20

them 10 work with 5Opound ball an chain
attached to prev MT their ,unning away. those
Of the fraternity who prove coeile and WORK VIII
b. released after few days service. but the un-
fuly fellows will be strapped TO gridlron anu
hogeed In the presence of physician"
The morning call., 1894-03-20

Sir William Vernon Harcourt accepted Office
under Lord RO>ebeIy because he had no
chance of accepting Office over him. Sir Will
liam Is probably as near the premiership now
as he ever Will be.-New York Recorder.
The morning call., 1894-03-20

The neatness and dispatch with which PresI.
dent HlppoIyte of Hayti has just disposed of a
shiIload OF political opponents suggests that
he must have caught an inspiration from the
example Of the Hon. Josiah Quincy.-Bostou
journal
The morning call., 1894-03-20

III anything Is lacking to mike the Breckin-
fidge-follard lawsuit more disreputable please
mention it.-Chicago Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-18
CoXEYTTES COMING.
General sande and His Army 10 be Here
Next Week Tor Trial

General Sanders and his 500 Coxeyite.
will probably be called upon 10 make an
enforced visit 10 Wichita.
lt will be remembered that when Gen.
eral Sanders and his gang stole Missouri
Pacific eugne from Pueblo that the Wich-
lta gang invited them 10 come via the
Peerless Princess, Offering them food and
a reception while IL the city and aid as far
as St. Louis. General Sanders spurned
the offer and was going In another dlIec-
ton when captured by Marshal Neeley.
Day before yesterday the army wss lined
up before United States Commissioner
Wagner at Leavenwortb, given their pre-
limiDary hearing and bound over TO the
United States court
United States Attorney Perry when
asked concerning the matter said that the
army will probably be tried here early
next week before Judge Williams Ii was
urged TO have them tried at Topeka before
Judge Fostsr. but that would not be
agreed 10 for the reason that the offense
for which tbey are 10 be tried was COM
mitted ascot CRY aud that is located In
the second division over which the Wica-
lta court has jurisdiction.
IL is expected that United States Mar
shall Medley will leave Leaveuworrh to-
morrow with the prisoners and that thew
Will arrive here on s special train Sunday
morning.
As Colonel Bird. Rufe Cone. Pat Healy.
Judge Stratton and l. p Campbell are ex-
pectxd 20 address them upon their arrival.
il is about time they were commencing 10
write out and memorlze their speeches,
for this will bs an occasion worthy Of
their eloQueuce.