The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-03
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

iH-lgnting- In the th1Td rouno, diter liie
opening, Layton went down and out under
blow on the neck. He claims foul.
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.
Items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe.
One ballot for United States senator was
taken yesterday by the Delaware 1eg1S-
iature without result.
Burglars entered the bank at Vernon.
small village west of New Iork city,
Friday night blew open the safe and took
5000 in cash and some valuables.
The Allen house at the Chicago stock
yards burend yesterday morning TWO
hundred guests Were frightened from their
beds, but all escaped without injury. Loss
$4,000; insured.
Rev. J. c. A. Henry of San Francisco,
has decided not to accept the call re-
Gently extended to him by the Chicago
Baptists. preferring TO continue the work
ne has begun there.
Rev. NJ. II. Nichols. pastor of the NJ. E.
church of Seattle, Wash, was convicted
in the superior court yesterday Of GRIMM
ally libeIling Rev. T.. 3. Ford, presiding
elder of his district
Detective Tate of Philadelphia, arrived
in Denver yesterday with a requisition
for Harry Semple, who is accused Of
embezzling $500 from the Martin Dis
filling company of Philadelphia.
At Salem, Ore, there was no material
,
day, the joint ballot standing: Dolph.
80; Hare, 10: Weatherford. 6: Williams,
IL; Herman, 8; Lord, 3. Absent.
The coroner has decided after an investi-
cation that there is nothing in the Sus-
picion of incendiarisn in the burning the
Deaconesses home at Cleveland. o., and
nothing more viii be done in pursuance of
that theory.
common ability, died yesterday at San
Antonio, Tex, of consumption He had
been connected with the Kansas City
Times and Nashville, Tenn, papers during
the past few years.
One ballot was taken for United States
senator at Boise City. Idaho, yesterday
without any change. There were two
pairs, and two absentees impaired The
ballot resulted as follows: Shoup, Is;
Sweet, is; Claggett, "A.
c. p. Huntington, the Southern Pacific
magnate, has a religious belief out of
ordinary. He is member OF st. Paul $
Mission church, doctrine of which is
that the millennium is near at hand, its
arrival being set for 1885,
A barrel containing steel castings, but
which had formerly contained alcohol. eX-
ploded at Westinghouse works In PITTS,
burg yesterday. John Dugan was killed
instantly and Michael Purdy and George
Logan were fatally hurt.
Frank Hilton, state oil inspector of Ne
braska, who retired from Office yesterday.
is said to be 5000 short. His bond can
been taken in the matter. He declares
that he will settle I'D next week.
In presenting petitions from trade or
CARNATIONS OF st. Louis. relative to the
financial situation, Vest of Missouri, re-
marked yesterday that there appeared
to be about as much difference of opinion
among these organizations as there was
in congress.
In the house yesterday bill was called
up by Cultivate to revive the rank of
lieutenant general of the army, with some
opposition from Gillette of Massachusetts,
but it was passed The purpose of the
bill is to promote Major General Schofield
to that rank.
1t is thought that the body found on the
Indian river at Rock Ledge, Fla, is that
of William Norton, who coached the
well known in college athletics. He was
very wealthy and had many influential
friends in Iowa.
Three days of next week will be given
ton financial bill by the house. The
committee on rules will report a rule to
devote Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day to the bill and have the vote taken
Thursday afternoon.
The senate yesterday confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations: j. Eugene cardigan
of South Carolina, United States consul at
Ruatan, Honduras; Samuel Ryan of Wis
n. F. Also the follow ing postmasterS:
Colorado-Albert Guilinger, Florence.
Dispatches from Como, Colo, state that
Il severe wind and snow storm has pre-
vailed in that region for thirty-six hours.
a passenger train was derailed on the
South Park road near Jefferson by ice
on the track and another was derailed
on the st. Elmo branch. No one was
injured.
The first conviction at ST. Louis for I'M
lawful acts in the recent election. came
yesterday when Edward Miller, VINO has
been on trial in the criminal court on q
~f ,lr,tn limo
guilty and given two years in the peni-
Tertiary. A motion for new trial has
been filed.
The trial in Chicago of eN-State Sena-
of the so-called Market street gang" re-
suited yesterday in "a verdict of not guilty,
the prosecution deciding that there was
not sufficient evidence to convict. The
court thereupon instructed the jury 10
acquit the defendants.
The Baltimore and Ohio express from
Cincinnati was wrecked at Woodvilie yes
terday morning. Ed Robinson, brake
Kelley, another brakeman, was badly
hurt. It was a miracle that the passen-
gers escaped with only slight injuries, as
the train was badly wrecked.
yoke, Miss, Officer Patrick J.. Devereaux
shot and mortally wounded eX-Pohce
Captain Maurice D. F'enton; He then
turned the weapon on himself and drove
instant death. 1t is thought that Deyer-
eaux became suddenly insane
The police of Rome, Italy, yesterday dis
covered a bomb factory at the lodgings
of two Anarchists, Ravoglia and Capellin,
who with two others were arrested. Three
loaded bombs were found at the lodgings
of Anarchists. Ravoglia confessed that
he threw the bombs the day that Lega
attempted the life Of Signor Crispi, the
premier.
Reports have been circulated throughout
the country to the effect that c. P. Hunt
ington was seriously i'll in New York City.
Inquiry at his residence elected the state
ment from one of his servants that MIR.
Huntington was not even indisposed; that
he was at his Office yesterday as usual
and transacted considerable business.
The East Side bank on Grand street,
New York, has been closed by Superinten-
dent of Banks Preston in order that an
examination into its condition may be
made. The capital stock of the bank Is
$, zoo. 900; cash on hand when business
suspended, $4,000: liabilities TO depositors,
$3.50 600: balance assets on hand, bills re-
ceiVable.
At an investigation into the burning
of the DeaconesseS Home at Cleveland,
O., in which four persons were burned TO
death il was disclosed that three men
had been proving about the home several
DAYS and that the fire originated from an
explosion in the basement where the fur-
mace was located. The police are trying
TO locate the men.
The Idaho house of representatives yes
terday passed a concurrent resolution
opposing the pooling bill. which il claimed
would enable ali the railroads TO organize
themselves into trust and place at their
mercy the wages OF nearly million labor
ing people. The Idaho senators are re-
quested to use every effort TO prevent the
passage of the bill
There is no longer any doubt that ne
gotiations are in progress and aooOt soIn-
sd <@-- . IL in Non n ~