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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-15
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CHICAGO. June 14-The Western Pas
seuger associations lines have decided TO
boycott the Lake Erie and Western. but
whether the boycott will ever amount TO
anything is another matter 4 formal
notice was sent this afternoon to General
Passenger Agent Daily of the Lake Erie
aud Western, that after June 10 no tickets
of his line will be honored by any line in
the association. After despatching this
declaration OF war. the meeting sent word
to Passenger Traffic Manager White of
the Atchison announcing the decision ar
rived at. and requesting the Atchison to
cooperate with the association. lines in
barring out the Lake Erie and Western
tickets. Mr.. White at once sent word to
the meeting that his road would not boy
colt the Lake Erie and Western, but on the
contrary would honor any and all tickets
issued by that line that came by the way OF
the Atchison road. Mr.. White reminded
the association that IL was only a few
weeks back that his road. then a member
OF the association. bad made a request that
the Atchison be afforded relief from the
Southern Pacific, an outside line. which
was, he claimed, making rates which were
demoraltzing TO the business OF the
Atchison. he was denied the relief asked,
to join Ia boycott against an outside
line under the same section of the associa-
ton agreement under which be had asked
relief under precisely similar eircnm-
stances with the present case. IL had been
refused to him aud the Atchison road had
been laughed At for presuming to ask
such thing II the association agree
msnt did not permit of a boycott against
the Southern Pacific, it did not permit
OF boycott against tue Lake Erie and
Western, aud at any rate the Atchlson |
would have nothing 70 do with the pro-
posed boycott.
Charges are made that the Burlington
road has been cutting he rate from Den
yer TO Chicago and return for - party OF
school teachers 1t is alleged that the
road has made a Fate of $50 IS. which Is
about ons-half Of the agreed rate. The
Burlington denies Ia the most positive
terms that It has done anything of the
kind, but the other lines not only claim
they have photographs Of the tickets, but
some OF the tickets as we'll.
The Rio Grande and Western Is also &C
cused of cutting the rate between Salt
Lake City and Chicago. 1t has been
asked for an explanation aud an intima-
tion has been given that unless the ex-
PLANTATION is forthcoming boycott may be |
instituted against the road.
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BETTER THAN EXPECTED.

SEDALIA, No. June l4-John I. Mont
Romery, the attorney for the failed Fi.st
National bank, says THAT the affairs Of the
bank are in much better condition than
generally believed. He said that Receives.
Latimer's report 70 the comptroller shows
that the total inds b,edness Of the bank
would not exceed S260, 900; that be had on
hand SIS. 90 OF gilt edgs paper, 45, 90 Of
good paper and from So, 00O 10 SOU. 90 Of
doubtful paper on wh.ca at least sIOO. 600
wonld be realized. lie said that in bis
opinion every dollar Of the banks indebt-
edness would be paid IN fuil, and that
there would b 500, 90 left for tbs stock
holders.
a movement is on foot among the stock
holders TO reorgaaiZe the bank and the
probabilities are that il will lie reorga8ized
within the next ten days
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In the House.

WASHINGTON, June Reconsideration OF
the Indian appropriation bill was resumed
in the house today.
An amendment by Mr.. Picker appro
priating 5000 for artesian wells at Pine
Ridge, Rosebud and Standing Rock agen-
cleS, was agreed to.
The sectsrian question in connection
with the Indian schools was raised by Mr..
Gear, who offered an amendment, provid-
ing: 1T is hereby declared that it is the
purpose of this act that no money herein
appropriated shall be paid for the educa-
tion IL sect8rian schools aud he secretary
OF the interior is hereby authorized and
required TO make all needful rules and
regulationsto prevent the use of said funds
in sectaran schools"
A point of order was made against this
by Mr.. Tracey on the ground
that it changed existing law and the chair
sustained the point. Adjourned.
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MISSOURI MoNIED MEN.

CLINTON, Mo-, June 14-Today closed
the fourth annual Meeting of the State
Bankers associations. Today's session
consisted OF reading papers on subjects
beneficial TO bankers. Jefferson City was
selected as the place for holding the mex t
annual convention. The election OF Off
GERS was next disposed of, esulting:
President, J. p. Huston. Marshall; first
vice president, c. w. Seeber, Higgins
Vile; second vice president, Beck Jones.
ST. Louis; third vice president, w. T. Big
bee, Sprlngtield; secretary and treasurer,
Frank p. Hays OF Lancaster.
A solid silver loving cup was presented
Mr.. Beck Jones of st. Louis for the mer-
itorious paper read in the convention.
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MISSED HIS AIM.

SPRINGFIELD. Mo, June IL - Rather
than 10 to jail, A. BssoOm Crawford, the
smbszzling cashier OF the American Ma
tional bank, at fifteen minutes TO l O'Clock
this afternoon turned a revolver on bis
heart. The aim was not steady and the
bullet went httls above the yItal organ.
but be is so badly hurt that Re Will die. A
week ago his bOndsmen surrendered him
aud he has since been under guard trying
without success TO get a new bond.
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ARMoR PLATE INQUIRY.
Bookkeeper Sill Rela-es How Alterations
Were Made n Records.

WASHINGTON, June Il -BookkeeDer Sill
was before the COMMITTEES today aud re-
lated how alterations were made "A tue
records Of plates in order 10 cover tkelr lie
fleets
Kline, he said. had directed this % Be
doue- Kline msie May slieraJIoas IN
the original report Mr.. Sill sad be had
KEEP; tab" on These alterations and be n.d
bis notes with him. Kline changed dates
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HOMEOPATHIC CONVENTION

DENVER. Colo, June 1.-THE fftieth
convention Of the American Instituts Of
Homeopathy was called 10 order a. .
o'clock. Reports were read showing a
rapid growth OF The new system OF practice
during the year. The evening hour was
devoted 10 exercises commemorative OF the
founders OF the institute. Addresses were
made by Drs. William Tod Of Heimuth,
T. LudlAm OF Chicago, l. I. Talbot Of
Boston, J T. Drake q Nashville. AID
Amelia Burroughs OF Omaha an IL
formal reception followed.
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KISMINSKIS CASE.

WASHINGTON, June l4-Willsrd ".
Saperstou of Buffalo. y. Y. the attorney
of kisminski, the Pole, who returned to
Russia and was arrested and sent to
Siberia. today saw Acting Secretary Of
State Uni aud laid before him all the pa
pers il the ease in his possession. Mr..
Chl promised him that the United States
government would push the matter and
10 al. ia its power 10 obtain tue release Of
krSuainSki
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FIRST WHEAT AT HENNEssEY.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
HESNEssEY. Ok, June 1.-THE first car
load Oh wheat sold in Oklahoma was
bought by Richmond s. Swsrtzell. through
Local Agent G. II. Pet yj0hu. paying IS
cents. Mr.. q. l.. Mosher raised the wheat.
Hennessey is 10 have fine brick and stone
school house, TO cost about 50 900. to be
completed by October lst. The school
board IS doing good WORK with Charles
Binding as president
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MISCELLANEOUS

A T LAST WE HAVE IT-KEEN BkIdH
Nhxre 10 take orders Sleeps WORLDS PAIR
PHOTUGhAPH Pied only book OF copy ishted
p!sotOcra phs Of buildings scenes snd exhibits Of
The Worlds Columbian Exhibition. a nttoV ized By
the Exposition Management Official Iefttnczte ac-
COMPANIES each volume. BODanZa for workers
drop eVet3 thing and hande n you will make
money fast: books ready credit iseu; biz commits
sons illustrates. ViryUllrs- terms. rtEL. address
6 lobe Bible Pub. Co.. 80 dearborn -, Chicago
IL, or PElls. Pa di5l NJ wed III A sal
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-OR sALE-A 20. DRUG STOCK AID PIX
II tures-corspiefe. Aust be removed 70 MAKE
room for othsr goods b4rgsia taken -oau.
o yply TO =. HerrJu- dEu
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. June 1.-The demand has
excluded staple cotions in favor OF autumn
fancies, for which there was only n moder-
ate request. Prints and ginghams did
fairly well, also domestic fabrics, wool
fianOels. in demand and fair esales.
Cloakings were looked after. Dress goods
of the wool order were sold ahead Cotton
dress goods of the tartan character were in
request. colored cortons slow Printing
cloths dull at 81 lilo cents for "a squares.
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CASH BALANCE IN TREASURY

WASHINGTON Juue 1.-THE cash bal
aucs IN the treasury today was Sis, So, sac.
Of which seq OIL ,22SS was gold reserve The
fact that there were no gold engagements
today aud that 500. 000 Of the amount EN-
gagged yesterday had been returned 10 the
suO-ireasury i regarded 81 a very hopeful
sign aud II j. believed indicates than the
outflow has about run lis course aud will
snnu CEASE
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers Of
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY
CORNER FIRST and fifth.
pop CAUSES A ROW

NANKToN, :. ID. June Il the soldiers
reunion here has broken up in row,
owing 10 Po9ulist atsempt IA turn il
Int a political meeting. AID = sarge mum
Der OF Il e visitors have returned 20 theiI
bones 6rlzgsby Of Sioux Fails made
strong Popuiist speech 10 aB sndiercs Of
!. S9U. and this Gauss d the IFoutle
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HONOR &c PATRIOT PIONEER.

CHICAGO. june I4-ChicaCo pioneer 10
1ay erected = fiag over ;be almost forgot
ten g--v- - David k-naisoa. issf 20 de -
tie tnen bers % tb- Boston '+Iea Party
The psSrIOt Wzs buried ia the cd thiCsso
cemetery, bow part 4 iazuais pa-k. 81
ISL having di=d 20 tie % % Us yrauz
4 ruaBumsut uezrt5z bro1E- blst q
keunisoa vii Dc -Fecsel over ths srsvs.
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Weather for Wichita and vicinity today
ntinued warm and fair until Saturday.
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
MONEY on CAL.

New YORK, June l4.-Money on call easy
at per cent last loan per cent. closed per
cent. Prime mercantile paper e34a455 per
cent. Sterling exchange dull. with
actual business in bankers bills at - sSs4 for
demand bills. and - S1I2 for six;y-day
bills. posted rates. 81 81 sal 81 Commercial
bills "a Sdl2. Silver Certificates 6ia6j.
The total sales o. stocks today were
20 3i2 shares. including: Atchison 500;
American Sugar 1ll.SO; burlington 1880;
Chicago Gas, 5l.40: Distilling and Cattle
Feeders 500. St Paul 1920; Union Pacific
II 900: Western Union $500.
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SIMPSON IMPROVING.

WASHINGTON. June 14-Representative
Jerry Simpson is steadily improving at
Berkeley Springs, w. Va, aud it is
thought he may De able to return to Wash
iugton soon.
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New York Pr oduee,

NEW YORK. June 24.-Butter-Easy. Eggs
Dull; state aud Pennsylvania. 12a121s; western
fresh. ll14al2: cases, 81 JOa3 Receipts, 9,062
packages.
Cotfce-SpOt, steady.
Sug.r-R. fined, fairly active: crushed, ga
l-l6; powdered, 45sa4 clio; granulated, lie
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GROVER IS GONE.

WASHINGTON. June 1+-Presidsnt Cleve-
land has Quilted Washington for rest aud
recu oeration from his recent Illness. At
7:S0 O'Clock this eveainE he ooardei th=
tender which started PROMPTLY down the
Potomac The trip Is expected 20 last four
or five DAYS
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WON'T TAKE LONG
COMMITTEE ON NICARAGUA CANAL
UNROLLS IT'S PLANS.

Unity Of Purpose Among Members
Promises a Speedy Agreement on
n Scheme to Construct the
Great Water Way-Uncle
Sam to Hold s7O.OOO.O 900
of the Bonds and
Guarantee Funds
for Completion
of Work.
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SANTA FE GETSEV
REFUSES TO JOIN IN THE BOYCOTT I
AGAINST LAKE ERIE

Western Passenger Association De
cides TO Inaugurate a Fight on a
Rate Cutting Road and Asks
the Atehison's Help-Traffic
Manager " hite Reminds
Association OF Its
Course During
Late Trouble
aud Declines
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
81 10 lis g ain

Gu the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady. unchanged: creamery -
ale, dairy lIal5c, Eggs, weak; fresh lOal4l2c.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today
Continued warm and fair until Saturday.
Highest temperature yesterday. ........... g.
Lowest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. %
mean 10
Light south winds and partly cloudy
weather.
Average for month thus far................ Il
June average past five years ...........-.. a
Average for l4th day ...................... 70
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, June H.-Following 10 the
forecast up TO p. m. Friday:
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Unsettled
weather; slightly warmer In the vicinity Of
Oklahoma: south winds.
Kansas weather; cooler In the
eastern por ion: east winds.
Colorado-Fair; variable winds.
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ST. LOUIS. June IA Wheat-Lower cash.
R5Iac; June, 552sc; July, 56ssa561sc.
CoRN-Lower; cash. 39l &C; June, 39c; July,
Boise.
OATs-HiCher; cash. 441sc: July, 5j1sc.
PoRR-Lower: iobbing Sl2 20.
LARD-NOmnally lower So 60.
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Chicago Market.
Opened. Highest Lowest. Closing.

CHICAGO, June IA
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June II Strictly choice cattle
continue TO hold their own and that class
Is as high rs II has been a. any time since
the market began to mend. The supply
is moderate aud as there is every proba-
iiity that that will continue 10 be the
Gaze. sellers expect to see prices sustained.
Not so with common To fair grades. They
are arriving much too freely. and a steady
recession OF prices is the result While
there were several buuches of steers here
today that were good enough 10 bring
from 81 S565 90. the great bulk had To 90
below 81 80. Sales OF steers Were princi-
pally at $4Q0G4 -, and from 3 00@3 %
bought most of the cows, heIfers and
bulIs. There were about 1900 Texas
rattle. They continued dull and declin-
ing. The greater part of the steers sold
below 1915, and from s. 00Q25O bought
most of the cows.
In hogs there WAS limited amount of
trading early in the day at fully Wednes-
days quotations, the best heavy weights
selling AT S5.05, ana as high Hs 81 81 being
paid for assorted light. An hour after the
opening the market had eaSed off cents
Bnd it remained weak at that reduction.
The continued large receipts. yesterdays
decline in provisions and the hot weather
were the cause of the reactions. The
sLrinkage was less than might reasonably
ave been exp, cted under the conditions.
Sales were principally at 81 65G4 50 for
hight weights. averages of less than 200
pounds-aud the bulk of the heavy hogs
W, re taken al 81 S5G4,95. There were sew
sraI trades at 50, lew as sos aud some
AT 3 TO-
The sheep market was no worse than on
the day before. That Is the most hopeful
thing to be said of hat branch Of the trade
FOR msny days. That il was no worse IS
because of the continued decrease in re-
reipts. Only about 5, 600 head arrived to-
day and the total since Saturday Is barely
Be- 501, Hs against IS SO for the same time
last week The demand WAS not a whit
improved and sales were slow at Wednes-
days quotations. Poor 10 choice sheep
sold on a basis of SL00G3.50 yearlings
. o0U400 and spring lamOs at 8. 50G4 -.
Tie pens still contain Il considerable num-
Der OF poor sheep, Cor which no outlet has
been found
Receipts-Csttle Il, 500; calves 500; hogs
81 GOO; sheep 5 600
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WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA, June Il.

WICHITA, June II.
CATTLE.
Cattle-Strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative sales OF
cattle at the wards today:
] cow........1l30 l 60 1stocker.... $50 10
cow, 30 2 65
HOGS.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
hogs at the yards today:
HOgs-Sfeanv
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Cash quotations were as follows:

7 IUur-NJctuy. UncnaIEtu.
No. spring wheat 5Sc. No, spring
81 "a N, nom'l; No. = red Sc. No. . corn,
a. c, No , yellow corn 4ll5c. No. > oats
- C.. No. 2wlite 43l 9a4ic, No. white 42jka
b;a.i L, No. 4. 5la52c No fiaxseed 81 81, prime
.nsojhy, 81 b. Mess pork per barrel. Sl2 Pa
III Lard. per 100 pounds, S665a6 671s, Short
rib sides. loose, ST 5aG Az. Dry sailed
hon ders. boxed. s. 6219I5 SIZE. Short clear
,s;L,s, boxed, So 62l5a6 .. Whisky distillers'
i.uisAed goods, per gallon, 81 10.
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Taken Up.
EOR TRADE
FOUND.
LOST.

rrssr NJ head Ss r.r 'n.r-rss-
Il OsT-A GOLD CHAIN AND CHARM IRON
l. lsdy's watch Finder return % ~ :. MAin
and be rewarded- d4tlss
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los Ef1r s--is s Hf-l IEss-F. en- = ~.
49, go "a h. Azsas9z - s@s4
lz--=~ 80 g. LESss-s - a.
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KANSAS CITY. j I'M 4--Cattle-Reeeipts
4,4eO; shipments, 2oO0; market strong
10 SHADE love-: Texas steers. - .Getd4 90
Texas cows. - 00a2 So bret >trer>,$S 3l.l
; %: native COWS. u 50,d&5O; >tock-rs an.
feeders, 81 TOD 3 40; bul-, Sl.G5eJS -.
Hogs kecvspss To- oO0; sbipur :. : SO:
market strong to Sc higher and closed with
the advance lest: bulk Of sales, ~ -t,gd > =:
heavleS. S4.7594 30; packers. 81 1j,si ( 80.
mixed. - G5td4 20; .iEhts, Il 60d 4 20; york
ers. s. 7O@4 95; pigs, g. 1904 20
Sheep-heceipis, loG: shipments. 900
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OMAHA, June IA Garlic - Receipts
nominal There We're hardly enough beef
cattle on sale 10 make a market. Steers
and inferior stock showed no special
change. Cows and heifers sold fairly steady
throughout. while stockers anu feeder
were slow sellers at The recent heavy cut
in prices. Quotations Unclaimed
Hogs-Recvipts 200. the market or,eped
about cents lower, stieathened for a time.
but cln-ed slow and 10 cents lower than
yesterday. Tops sales were At 81 50 the
bulk selling around S465@4 20. and com
mon 10 fair hogs down as low a. II 81
Sheep-Receipts nominal; natives - -35f7
$50; westerns 81 s5dS2 >, common aud
stoekers g 00G2 80; LAMBS IS 0O64 %
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situations anted-Femdie

NOR GOOD TABLE SOARD aud cheerful rooms
II 20 70 Mrs DOrcL 40 "a y. Main 81 Board and
room SIC p-r week; board 9 per week; single meal
&c CES-lus
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.

togs-SteaGy.
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XVANTED STOCK 10 PASTURE. PLENTY
w Of grass uI1 good water; pasture a. q sein~u-
ste. 4 farm. ID. Stark. d2s CO.
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FOK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR Saloon KENDALL PEIGHT PIANO.
u one cottage organ, one AsS ruslaud organ GF
VI u exchange Tor good cows IL ". ksOhsfe. No.
y n Main. room n dgtG.
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CPECIAL SALE-THE NEXT TEN DAYS On
= everything in our store. Now your time 10 get
cheap furniture gasoline stoves, IefriserAtors,
sha.ies, Mating etc. Ne lave job let OF bed
RON rugls thA5 viii 20 al hAlf pri.- Cash easy
payments :. Iuslry 4 Co. 81 North ham street
~ - lrakr Il. auager a. u
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-08
BROOKLYN BRIEFS,

"A son was born yesterday to Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Papineau of Town plot.
MIR and Mrs Ovila Jaushier of Charles
street are rejoicing over the advent of q
baby girl.
Miss Margaret Begley of New Britain
is visiting Miss Maggie Mitchell of Bank
street.
If you wish to secure good seat for
''Titania, at the opera house tomorrow
night, you should make your selection at
once. Tickets are selling rapidly and
everything indicates crowded house.
Residents of this part of the town
are delighted to know that Washington
avenue will soon be put in Shape so that
one can drive across there with load of
coal or wood instead of having to go around
one of the other streets as they have been
obliged to do since the street was first
opened. An empty wagon is about all
horse can pull up the steep hill in that
street.
"A complaint was made this morning
to the reporter by residents OF West Porter
street, at the corner of Washington avenue,
against a number of boys who congregate
under the electric light there every night
and by bowling and yelling make life
miserable for residents in that locality.
The boys do not belong in that street, but
congregate there from all parts and the
people have finally determined to put
stop to the annoyance and ask the DEM
ocRAT to warn them that unless they find
some other stamping ground their names
will be handed to the chief of police.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-08
Calvin Reaches pittsbure.

McKEEsPoRT, Pa, May s.-Galvin's army
Is here, but the expected ovation did not
materialize. The army has secured camp
ing grounds on the Busch property at Riv-
erton and sleeping quarters in the Coliseum
building that was occupied by Coxey. No
food has been contributed here and no
money except the collection taken at
mass meeting. Calvin announces that the
march will be resumed today at noon,
probably on foot, and following Coxeys
route through Elizabeth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-05-08
Hon. William F. sav,es Dead.

PAwTUCKET, R. T., May s.-Hon. William
F. Sayles died at his home here. He was
born in this city 70 years ago. He was a
member of the board of trustees of Brown
university, to which institution he gave
the Sayles Memorial hall, costing $15O. 200,
erected in memory of son. He was the
head of the famous Moshassuck bleacher.
les, the largest in the world, and also
owned with his brother, ex-Mayor Sayles.
the Lorraine mills of the Slater Cotton
company of this city and the Crefeld mills
of Westerly, r. l., besides being a heavy
stakeholder in half dozen mills in Massa-
chusetts and Connecticut. He was the
third richest man in Rhode Island.