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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
Tim Brings In the Rear.

San Francisco, March 15.-Tim Muir
ply was a dead one today and although
a four to five favorite, allowed two i
to shots to finish in front of him. Fer
rier and Hydy We're the only faVorites
to win. In the first race Ladameo fell
and his jockey. Robert kenne, was
probably fatally injured. The boy
struck on his head and is suffering
from conclusion Of the brain. Summa-
rieS:
First race-Five furlongs. selling
maidens: Julia Martin, filly, SO cIienn),
312 to /. won; Rosalle, 80 PiggotD, % 10
1, second; Kingsly, 81 Heinrich) to
:. third. Time :07 Mount Carlos, On
tario and Ladameo also ran.
Second-Six furlongs, handicap: Fer
rier, llS CCarr). II TO 10. won: Bellicose,
1l3. (Griffin), 16 to ), second; Captain
Coster, SIS Gsom), TO l, third. Time
1:I31. Quirt, and observation-disclosures
also ran.
Third.-AIile, selling: Hydy, 101
(Griffin), 3 TO 1. won: Commission, i01
OChornD. l3 to 10, second: Miss Buckley,
81 Qsom), to /. third. Time 1:42.
Eckert, Idaho Chief and Marietta also
ran.
Fourth-Half mile, maidens. two year
olds: Marionette. 100 (ChornD, to /,
won. MidIo. I09 (Sloane), s TO /, second;
Red Pike. 109 (Carr), to /, third. Time
40. Suffrage. EVentide, Edgmont, Le-
on L. CardeIl and Madamoiseile FLY
also ran.
Fifth-Five furlongs, selling: Joe
Cotton. 107 (Chorn). Y to l, won; Major
Cook. 100 GrifIin), i to !, second; Tim
Murphy. 10 Carr, TO >, third. Time
1:0I. Venus and Burmah also ran.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

New York, March 15.-The general
term Of the supreme court has reversed
the decision OF the board Of police COM
missioners dismissinE Captain Adam 4
Cross from the police force. and re-
stores him thereto. The decision IS the
same in the case of Warman George
Smith. who was dismissed AZ the same
time and under similar charges. The
decision is unanimous.
In granting the new trial to Cross.
the general term says that il would be
impossible To convict any man on the
testimony of such witnesses as the
women who appeared against him
The Schubert woman Is not worthy
of belief" says the court. because she
testified to her own &lShonor in for
mer action
Captain Cross was in charge OF the
Fourteenth precinct when ne was
brought 10 trial by the commissioners
in July last on charges based upon the
testimony brought before the LeXow
committee. This is the first decision
in the case OF Captains tried or the
LeNow evidence and dismissed by thu
board. The police commissioners may
take an appeal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

New York. March 1.-Two thousand
striking electrical workers and building
workmen will go back TO work tomor-
row. These men are in the employ of
Builder John Downey. The executive
committee of the board OF walking del
egates and Downey held meeting
discussing the matter that lasted al
day. William j. O'Brien, president Of
the board Of walking delegates, an
nounced that al a. meeting OF the New
York council of 4ediation and concil-
iation Thursday might, Bishop Potter,
President Stron{, of the Electric Con-
tractors association, Master Workman
Hoadley, OF the Brotherhood OF Elec-
trical workers and Earnest Crosley of
the Social Reform m club, tried TO effect
a settlement by arbitration. Both
Strong and Hoadley admitted that Bish
op Potter had eXacted promise 10 put
the question OF adoption OF the eight
hour work day to an immediate vote
of their respective assemblies.
Austin, Texas, March 15.-Since Gov
ernor Hogg opened his law office here
he has been rendered the reorganization
of six new railroads that are now he
ing constructed under the famous TEX
as Railway Stock and Bond Law"
He has put the Link line 10 work and
contracts have been let for 140 miles,
and now he has just finished the reOr-
ganization of the Gulf and Interstate.
which runs from Deepwarer, at Port
Bolivar. TO Beaumont. Texas, and
northward When built, this road
with it's connections will shorten the
route from Galveston to ST. Louis over
100 miles, and TO Chicago over $50 miles
The other four roads will be reorganiZ-
ed and put under full headway in short
order as fast as the governor can reach
them. So far, local capital is backing
the enterprise. 1t is understood that
representatives OF English syndicates
are coming into Texas for the purpose
of dealing in railroad securities and
will take over S10.000.oe0 of them this
year If they can get them.
Tampa, Fla, March IA sensation
was created here today by the announce
ment that the Plant system has pur-
chased the Sanford and St. Petersburg
railroad, better known as the Orange
Belt, which operates between Sanford.
on the st. Johns river, and st. Peters
burg, on Tampa bay. simultaneously
with the control of the Florida South
ern, which was purchased last sum-
mer, the guage of both roads is TO be
altered from narrow to broad standard
guage. At Macon, the junction of the
South Florida and Western and Orange
road, the traffic for Key West. Cuba
and other points reached by steamer
will be diverted and sent over the newly
acquired line To st. Petersburg, thereby
saving 100 miles. The requirement of
this road pretty effectually bottles up
the Jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
railroad, or the Tropical Trunk line,
as this deprives it of its principal feed
erS.
Prices Cream Baking Powder is the
lever that supplies the world of women
with leavening force. Cheapest because
the best.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
Profanity and Pain

Too often so together. Retain from
swearing if you are suffering the tor
lures of rheumatism. and seek the aid
of Hostetter'S Stomach Bitters. which
viii eXpel the rheumatic virus FROM
your blood. Kidney and malariai com
plants, dyspepsia. constipation. neur-
alSia and hiliousness ara all relieved
by this sterling and comprehensive
family medicine, which should be kep-
always on hand FOR emergencies.
Columbus. Ohio. March 15.-The Ohio
coal operators ana representative Of
the Ohio coal roads held separate seS-
sions today and adjourned until next
Tuesday afternoon. The original prop
ositiun 81 the operators 20 establish q
central sales agency has been abandon
ad- Each company VIII make lis oWu
sales and report the same 10 q board ~
control. When the sales Of any CON
pany exceed its zpp0TtionmeuE the eX-
cess VIII he TUNED into ,re pool. In
this way the companies VIII not lose
their Identity ana business VIII te car
-ied on as heretofore with the exception
1hat the price VIII he fixed ana the ont
put distributed through the board OF
control The operators association VIII
be maintained separately.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

tenant saw gUnb0ars galore oclchiug forth
death and destruction. ewuuld not pCr
mis- tie enemy 10 recApturc the Indi1uoia-
Hastily placing al The powder he hDd IN
the turryts OF the monitor. be applied n
slow match and rctrsaJed. Only few
moments elapsed, and al that remained
above decks cf the ironvlad was a mass of
debris. About that time the dreaded gun
boat came sailtaR 5y and ran 90 to a sand
bar a short GisJauce below.
The lndiauola couid have heen raised
hy the COufedoratcs and would have been
n formidable vessel IN their hands bad not
the lieutenant been 50 h1sty ia destroying
her. She was armed with two II inch and
two 9 inch COlumbiads, two of which
were destroyed. The ether two were re-
covered and taken up Red river. '-Louis-
Vile Courier journal
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.
Items of General Interest From Ali Over
the Universe.


London March 1.-THE Times an
noUnces the marriage of May Lever, dau
ghter of DR.. James Palfrey, to Weldon
GroOsmith. the well known actor.
Rome, March 15.-Lady Mary Alva
JaQuelins, twin daughter of the duchess
of Manchester. formerly C0nsuelo Yzen-
aga, OF New York, who was sojourning
in Italy, died today.
st. Johns, y. F., March 1S.-EX-M Man
ager Cook of the Commercial bank was
arrested this evening and VIII be exam
ined tomorrow. Many grave charges
are preferred against him.
Helena, Mont, March 15.-Last night
near SevenSville, \. Smelling shot and
killed Charles Mccullough and then
shot himself. The men had been drink
ink during the day but had not quar-
relied.
st. Petersburg, March 15.-Informa-
ton from god source is to the effect
that the peace negotiations between
China and Japan viii take place at
Shimonesky on the southwest point of
the island of Hondo. No armistice, il is
said, viii be proclaimed for the signing
of the treaty of peace.
Colon, March IA severe engage
ment was fought at Baranca on Mon
day last, March II. The rebels number
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
KILLED FOR THE INSURANCE.
William Henry Herriersho'ss COUSIN ana
Uncle Convicted of the Crime.

st. Thomas, Ont, March lo.-At lV:oo
o'clock tonight the Jury in the Hender-
sbot-WeIter murder case came into
court with a verdict of murder against
both men and Judge Meredith sentenc-
ed them to be hanged June IS. William
Henry Henderson,, aged -, was KILLED
by Walter, a cousin, and John Hender-
shot. AN uncle of the boys. for al,0oo
insurance that young Henderson, car
ried. The three had gone to the WOODS
Ia cbop logs. The murderers returned
AT night and reported that William
had been killed by a falling tree. Blood
found in various places surrounding
the place and Il knowledge of the insur-
ance, however, discredited the story
and the men were soon arrested for the
crime.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
Three Men aud a Dog.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, March 15.-A
horrible discovery WAS made today by
a party of men hunting III the neighbor
hood of Ingram. The dead bodies OF
Ed Duffy. John Hanson and another
man were found in an old lumber
shanty. From all appearances they
had been dead a number OF days, the
bodies being frozen. Duffey and Han
son were formerly employed as woods
men. but quit work to hunt wolves, us
ing poison 10 kill them. The SUPPOSE
tiOn i that in preparing supper they
accidently got the poison mixed with
the food. Their dog was found dead
In the Same room.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, March 15.-Track good.
Summaries:
First race-SiX furlOngs: Prince I'M
perial. TO 5, won: Gold Dust, to l.
second; Merritt, Is to /, third. Time
1:17.
Second-Seven fuTlongs: Trump, to2,
won; MeZzotint, 10 to l, second; Artless,
/, to /, third Time 1:32@l.
Third-SiX furlongs: Hi Henry. toi,
won; Blackball, 10 TO l, second; Bird
Catcher. to l. third. Time lis.
Fourth, Magnolia handicap, 5-year-
olds. one mile and twenty yards: Ter
rapin, to /. won; Rapidan, y to i,
second; Marshall, 8 TO >, third. Time
1:45a4.
Fifth-Selling, five andahaffurlongs
Pisa. to 3. won; Fabia, to l, second;
Herkimer, 6 TO !, third. Time 1:lO14.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16


jured Sailor Takes a Half-Dead Com
rade Into Boat as the Ship Sinks
Fourteen Days with Little Food and no
fresh Water Horrible Suffering.
Portland, Ore, March 15.-The follow
ing dispatch comes from Mansfield,
Ore: Daniel Clark and Thomas Moore
supposedly the only survivors OF
crew of thirty-one persons from the
British ship, Yeoman, arrived here last
night on the schooner Leeds.
The Woman sank February % in lat
ltude 81 north, longitude - west She
was bound from Antwerp to Redondo.
Clark related the details Of the wreck
as follows:
while shortening sail, a sudden
squan struck us and a heavy swell
like a tidal wave struck us capsizing
the ship. AS the sea swept the deck /
gas carried overheard. a lull followed
and the ship righted. | got on the ship
again to find no one on thedeck- The
cook was lying in the galley with ms
head split open and hardly alive. cap
Tain Ferguson and the second mate
we're drowned. As the snip was sinking
( decided to abandon her and cut loose
Il life boat from the davits, got the COOK
INTO it and pulled off We were fourteen
days in the boat before the schooner
Leeds sighted US and picked Us up, dur
ing which time we suffered more tnah
language can express. we had 10 fare
al the time on sixteen biscuits with
out a drop of fresh water. We ate TWO
biscuits a piece each day until they
we're exhausted and would drink salt
water. This made our mouths ana our
thrOatS get as raw as peer STEAK we
could not speak our names ana our eyes
were swollen shut. We were so nun
fyrv that We. ate the uppers OF our shoes
gnd sucked blood out Of each other.
Here Mr.. Clark exhibited his arm,
which showed great red blotches, ceru-
fving the t-uthfuiuesS OF ms story
rTontin,Iin.- he said: - have been
around the Horn nine times but TINS
was the r0ughcst trip ever eNpetleilc-
ed. We lost four men oNerpoafd IN
gale off the Horn and Paul HeSslnS
feII from the topsai lyard and was
killed ,,z+o,,
san Francisco. March ia dispatch
from Msrshfield, Oregon, about l1e
wreck of the British ship Geoman, IS
not credited here. The Mefchahls cA-
change has no record OF Such sHiI'
nearest name TO that being the Rtitisii
shin Yeon9a which sailed from NlGto-
30 FOR ENGLAND last December. me
scboone,. Leeds. which is said to nave
picked up the sole survivors OF the
wreck. sailed from San Pedro for mp mp.
qua twenty-five days ago and IL lhe
wreck had occurred = month ago any any
where near California coast 1t Woulu
have been reported before.
The Chicago Pure Food congress ois-
,laIs modern food and appliances Ior
its preparation. Prices cream BahinE nii
Powder secures highest award III an
competitive tournaments.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
COVERING UP THEIR TRACKS.
Turks Compel Americans to occupy ihei
yg,,apes TO Fool the Commission.

T.ondon. March ia dispatch TO the
rraleerran from Moosh, via kars, de-
clares that the villages i'll the Sasoun
district are covered with snow to the
depth of three feet. The Turks in order
10 deceive the commission OF inquiry
have by means of spurious promises
or force. compelled many refugees 10 re-
turn to the villages, where they are NV NV
SI,i,1a from, cold and starvation. The
6ienatch adds that unless English char
itv. through the delegates on the com
mission or American missionaries at
Bitlis. come to the rescue the scenes Oh
distress will be terrible.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

What 10 you think OF the new woman,
Mr. Marley"
Miss Sruhbs How much swceter and
more Iovable is the gentle and retiring old
woman like you, whose
"-i-"'
"Whose-eh' Oh, Lord"'-New York
Recorder.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

B-f how ~o1.d - ius'cs e your ssorv
have s-a d-aFa ~ un.sra ty ~ srs
ga1r st-s- q zoodsf'
ssk~s --- -rsr-rlE-e asc ..stes
SOB ~ns as OK on fbo Sidewalk
~ 'i ~ 0a1ra~ rrpllrl re rr.as
'rfr rrat - --sn . i,-r.srAns.s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
THEY ARE AVENGED
| ALIANS COMMIT 4 DOUBLE MUIR
Ter IN MINNESOTA.
Nick and Angelo Christolo Become In
vOIved in Dispute with a small Trader
Over Matter of Some Sawloss and Call
at His House in the Early Morning
armed with Guns--They Kill the Trader
and His Wife and Then Give Themselves
Up TO Save Their Precious Necks from
Lynchers.

Minneapolis, Mimi. March IA
special from Carlton, MINI, 10 the
Tribune says: An awful tragedy oc-
CURED at McCiregor, about thirty miles
west of here, this morning.
. A family Of the name of jeanette.
consisting of father, mother and four
children, the oldest aged u, and the
youngest a babe, lived in a cabin and
kept a small store. Two Italians who
were cleaning up homestead near by
and had trouble with Jeanette over
some sawlogs, which resulted in a quar-
rel last night. The Italians. Nick and
Angelo Cristolo, brothers, returned this
morning to renew the quarrel, with
WinchesterS and shot guns. Nick shot
jeanette with the shot gun, tearing
gaping wound in his side. and Angelo
shot Mrs. jeanette with the Winchest-
er, blowing the top of her head off.
killing both instantly. The children
Were in bed at he time. The murder
erS escaped to the woods. The cabin
presented a sickening sight, blood and
brains being scattered all over the
walls and floor The children Were
shiVering with terror.
About noon the murderers came to
McGregor and said they were going to
Aitken to give themselves up but the
local officers held them until the arrival
Of the sheriff who at once took them to
Aitken to the county jail. The Jean
cites were a much respected family in
the neighborhood and intense excite
ment prevails. The principal reason
for the murderers return was that they
were afraid of being lynched by wood
men in camp around the scene of the
murder.
Your neighbor's table is sometimes
attractive through tire quality of the
bread set upon it. Or. Prices Baking
Powder is always the best and puresJ.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

An enterprisnig British rogue was
convicted of refilling bottles of d pOpu-
lar brand of ginger ale with his jnfe-
rior imitation. See that you receive the
genuine Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
Sale of Ninety Horses.

Cambridge City. Ind, March 10
Ninety horses We're sold here today, re-
alizing i'll the aggregate $4,000. Those
bringing the highest prices We're: Guy
Wonder. sold to Allen Whist, Wilmanu
Conn. LAO. TAYLOR sold to j. Munson,
Shelbyville, Ind, $1.150. Tunie Moore,
sold TO Mrs. Mary NJ. Wray, Chicago,
81 900. Jack Sheppard, sold to Il. ..
Miller. Kansas City. $500. Roderick
Russell, sold to j. Rush, Boston, $500.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

When asked about his trip, the presi-
dent replied:
Il have met with bad weather most OF
the time since leaving home, but the
birds have been thick and l have not
noticed the weather much
Their bag of ducks and geese number
ed POO The president said he was go
ing to work refreshed and invigorated.
Inspector Lamberton expects TO put the
president ashore in Washington to-
morrow evening.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

Roughton. Miss, March 15.-AbOut
5000 pounds of nitToglycerine exploded
at the Hancock Chemical works near
Dollar Bay today. All the buildings Of
the company were wrecked. It being
during noon hour, only one man. Dom
mick Christian, was killed. Several
were injured by flying debris but not
seriously The cause OF the explosion
is a mystery.
Christian duty was TO attend the
mixing of the acid and glycerine. He
was in the nitroglycerine vault when
the explosion occurred. Not even a par
teal of his remains could be found. In
the packing house near by We're large
quantities of dynUmite and a magazine
adjacent was stored with 90 600 pounds
of dynamite but it was not disturbed
although windows We're broken at Cal
umet, ten miles north. At HouShton,
three miles south, the explosion was
scarcely heard.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
DUCKS HAVE 3 EN- THICK,

By Which Grover Doubtlcds Meant that
They were Numerous.
Norfolk. Va. March 15.-The light
house tender Violet came alongside the
dock at buoy ward in this port today at
about l.$o o'clock. President Cleveland
was looking in splendid health and told
q reporter Jhat he was feeling excellent
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

The ever-increasing popular
ity of CLIMAX Plug can only
be attributed to its high quail
ty, delicious favor, and satisfy
ing substance-three features
which all judges Of Chewing
Tobacco know to be essential,
~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

Atlanta, aG.. March 15.-When asked
by an Associated Press reporter con-
cerning the report that he is interested
in a scheme to locate veterans from the
north on Georgia farms. eX-Governor
William j. Northen said: Yes, it Is
true that 1 have in hand an enterprise
of that character, but it has not yet
materialized enough for me to give the
details | feel certain that | shall sue
ceed in locating a great colony in Geor-
gia."
At a conference held here today 1t
was decided that the cotton acreage for
Georgia must be reduced this year at
all hazards and with this end in view
it was decided to call'a convention for
next Monday in Atlanta, 10 whlcn each
county was invited to send delegates.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
VIII Scare Brother Jonathan.

London, March 1.-THE Field, com
menting upon the performances OF MI.
Walkers new cutter AlISa, says mat
the new Valkyrie has a big task before
her. Such a craft as the Ailsa would
have won the American cup in 1893, and
if the Valkyrie proves superior TO her,
the Valkyrie ought to stand an exceed
ingly rosy chance of defeating the cup
defenders. If the Nalkyrie proves un-
equal TO the Ailsa, an endeaVor VIII be
made TO substitute the latter boat for
the Valkyrie in the Americas 5 cup
races. AT any rate the Ailsa's per-
formances will cau:te misGiVings in
American.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

Many men ask for a certain
brand of tobacco through force
of habit, without stopping to
think whether there is anything
better TO be had for the same
price. Ifyou want the best, ask
for CLIMAX PLUG.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

Never accept any apology" for DR..
Prices Cream Baking Powder, or lust
as good" of plausible dealers; there is
none half so good.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

how CO ya4 gsc 4;o-e x.lA yoss Lev
ARD "a asrlartr rs5c..t'
On only - -. Es oaEsss - man
.i-srless-o.f - hours -Trlb-1a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

The Chicago Pure Food congress ois-
nlays modern food and appliances IoI
its preparation. Prices cream bdhinn n
coronetitiYe tournaments.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

Prices Cream Baking Powder is the
lever that supplies the world of women
with leavening force. Cheapest because
the best.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16

Your neighbor's table is sometimes
attractive through tire quality of the
bread set upon it. DR.. Prices Baking
Powder is always the best and purest.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-03-16
PICKED Up AT SEA
LOST SURVIVE S OF The BRITISH
SLIP YE0MAN.

Struck by Squau While Shortening sail,
and a Tidal Wave Occurring Almost
simultaneously, the Vessel is Capsized
and All but Two DrOwned--An Unin-
jured Sailor Takes Half-Dead Com
rade Into Boat as the Ship Sinks
Fourteen Days with Little Food and no
Fresh Water--UorribIe Suffering.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-24
Carrying Concealed Weapons.

The Scranton Truth recently con.
tained thoughtful and wisely directed
editorial on the subject of 'Disarming
the Assassins." The article was ap-
parently prompted by the great volume
OF capital crime that is sweeping
through many sections OF the country
at this time. The Truth is right when
1t says that very large proportion Of
these murders are attributable to the
carrying Of concealed deadly weapons
by irresponsible PERSONS. As nearly
everybody knows, in this common
wealth the carrying Of concealed dead
ly weapons is stringently prohibited by
law, and severe penalties are provided
for Its infringement. It is needless to
ssy that no law on our statute books IL