The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-15
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.
Items of General Interes. From All Over
the Universe.


Items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe.
Fort Wayne, Ind, March I4-In the
circuit court here today Judge O'Rourke
held that the state law prohibiting cor
porations from discharging employees be
cause they are members of labor unions
Is unconstitutional.
Rio de Janeiro, March 1.-THE flood in
the Parahiba de Sui river has destroyed
the sugar crop in the Campos Dos Gaita-
cases district, in the state of Rio de jan
Giro. This district produces the best
sugar grown in Brazil.
Boise, Idaho, March 14.-Charles Perry.
under sentence of death at Pocatello,
died last night from dose of morphine
which he claimed he got from fellow
prisoner. Perry murdered Patrick Nc
Namara in June last.
San Francisco. March he. B. Bur
leigh, the Young man arrested here for
forgery committed at Sioux Falls, S. D.,
has been released from custody, the
charges against him having been COM
promised at Sioux Falls.
Pittsburg, Pa, March 1f.-While en-
gagged in tearing down the old Merchants
and Mechanics bank building today one
Of the walls fell, crushing Patrick XII
Icons skull. killing him instantly, and
seriously injuring three others.
Jefferson City, Mo, March 1.-THE SEN
ate passed Senator Motifs bill this after
noon which prohibits the docking of
horses tails. The bill was presented by
the humane society OF st. Louis.
Louisville, Ky, March lin the United
States court today Wild Hall was found
guilty of unlawfully using the mails and
conspiracy to defraud. The jury was
out about fifteen minutes. Judge Barr
VIII sentence the prisoner tomorrow.
Madrid, March 1.-THE government has
issued an order forbidding the delivery of
private kilograms containing Cuban news
of a character unfavorable to the gov
eminent 1t has also ordered that no
cipher messages be sent to Cuba.
Los Angeles, Cal, March 1.-THE local
officials of the Santa Fe have received
word from headquarters that the cut rate
OF $50 on second class eaSt-bound fares
would be in force until the 18th instant
instead OF the 1ith as originally intended.
Canton, Miss, March IA most dis
astrouS rain and hail storm passed over
this section last night, overlooking all
creeks and lowlandS. Great damage was
done TO bottom lands, and farmers are
now three weeks behind on account of
cold weather and rain.
Providence, r. l., March 1.-THE weav-
ers of the Oineyville mill have been noti-
fed that new schedule of wages will go
into effect Monday. 1t has been decided
to cali a general strike if demand for
a return to the old schedule which they
have made is not granted.
Nashville, Tenn, March 1.-THE state
board of health is in receipt OF informa-
cases of smallpox at Lexington, Ky,
brought by race horse people from Roby,
Ind; In west Tennessee there are two
or three isolated cases reported.
Stockton, Cal, March I4.-Eenry f. Per-
rine and wife, the stepfather and mother
respectively of Mrs. Grover Cleveland.
arrived in Stockton this afternoon. Mr..
Perrine wished to visit his old friend. n.
g. Matthews, with whom he was engaged
in business in Stockton in the SOS.
London. March 1.-the Times cores
pendent at Buenos Ayres telegraphs that
he has been assured that the Argentine
government has decided to grant the ex
tradition of JabeZ Spencer Balfour, who is
wanted in England in connection with the
Liberator Building society fraud.
Amherst, y. s, March IA serious
smash-up occurred on the International
railway here today. The Canadian Pa
cific express, with a large number of pas
sengers on board, telescoped with Colon
ial freight, and the cars were piled up in
discriminatory, several being completely
demolished. None OF the passengers were
hurt.
Santa Fe, y. NJ, March IA block on
San Francisco street in which were Franz
hardware store. Gabel's undertaking es-
adjustment. Boilers saddlery shop and
Calls jewelry store, burned early today.
Loss So.0p: insurance S2c,on A detach-
ment of boys from the government In
dian school distinguished themselves by
doing good service as nrernen.
Brocton. Mass, March 1.-THE fight
which has been in progress for over three
years between the BouVe-Crawford com
pany. shoe manufacturers, and the Anerl-
can Federation Of Labor, has been ended
and circulars were sent out today an
nouncing that the national boycott had
been lifted. The trouble began IN the fali
Of 1891 in the lasting department.
Portland Ore March I.-Shipments ~
potatoes from Missouri river points aver
age ten Car loads day. on account OF
the low prices ruling here as result OF
the over supply IN the country The move
mSnt VIII continue unless local prices ad-
vance. Two more car loads OF Oregon
eggs will he sent east this week The
local quotation is certs.
New York March l4-An elevated rail
way train on the Thirty-fourth street
branch of the Third avenue line brought
UP against a bumper today while moving
at such speed that two passengers. Ma
tilda Fisher. aged IS years and Lydia
Thomson. - years OLD, We're badly in
iured The first named IS said TO be
hurt internally and will probably die
Oshkosh. Wis, March 1.-THE Amer
cembeF, has sold out to the Diamond COM
rany. The stockholders IN the American
| company were George n Payne e w
RaEfo-d. T. T. Morgan and +. II. LASbey.
The concern claimed 10 have machine
which could turn out more matches s day
than any II use by the Diamond com
pauy.
San Antonio. Tex. March 14-Thouas
Doris, wealthy citizen OF Lyons. Ne.
died here this evening under somewhat
suspicious circumstances The coroner
Instituted an inquiry this afternoon but
no conclusion was reached and the inquest
was adjourned until TOMORROW n1orni1g-
Qacsa Sed had in his possession some VA
liable uzaers which were taken charge CT
rs the coroner. Justice CrtI Jones
Washington. March IA large Italian
flag hung in frcn- OF the residence %
Ba~or Fava the italian ambassador, for
the first time today. This = the birthday
81 TIE king Of italy and i Was being Ut
tfrgfv Reiterated by tfe embassy oftlcas.s
arF4 ire rep-.ssrstatixe Italians Of Wash
;rEtor The observance ~ the DAY IN
Guided banquet with toasts 20 Airs
Humber and PATRIOTS speeches