The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-02-02
ghe aaaieta Daily Eagle Saturday oa Eebnary 2 1893

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| fnery. which has been running on half
| time. will commence on full time Mon
| day.
Mullhan, Elliott, Roy and Harris. charg-
! ed with the lynching of Barrett Scott, the
| Holt county defaulting treasurer, were
| released on s., 600 bond yesterday at o Neil.
Neb.. the judge saying the evidence was
not strong enough TO hoid the men on the
charge Of murder.
Judge Dundy in the federal district court
| at Lincoln, Neb., yesterday quashed hf-
| teen of the sixteen indictments recently
| found against ex-Congressman George
| Dorsey for his part in wrecking the Ponca
| National bank. The remaining indict-
ment charges false entries.
The Merchants Exchange Of Memphis,
Tenn, yesterday passed resolution in
| dorsirg President Cleveiands message
and urging the Tennessee senators and
representatives in congress to support his
| suggestions as to the relief of the treas
| ury and reform of the currency.
Jake Rudolph, who shot ]. B: Elliott,
business manager Of the San Francisco
tentlay By s an insanity Plea has dis
| charged as cured from the Stockton
| asylum. He has applied to the court for
a confirmation of the insanity cure
| nephew of the late Senator Joe Brown,
and prominent young physician Of that
1 city has rendered his services As surgeon
! to the Mexican government in case OF war
with Guatemala DR.. Brown once lived
in Mexico and speaks Spanish fiuently.
suit was filed in the superior court
at Lafayette. Ind. yesterday by Attorneys
South Dakota to recover Of William Tay-
| lor, father of the late state treasurer, w.
| W. Taylor. the sum OF $S0,Ooo, for wnlcn
amount William Taylor was on ms son
bond
| The monthly statement of the directors
of the mint shows coinage at the seyera!
minis during January. 1888 as follows:
coins. $500 OF the silver coined s2oo goo
| was in silver dollars. Since July l. 1884,
| the number of silver dollars coined was
$780,. 97s
| terday considered Senator Morgan's Mic
aragua canal bill which passed the senate
and decided to strike out all after une
| bill Mr.. Mallory will report the action 10
the house. One member preferred the
| senate bill.
Louisville ladies will edit and have full
control of the Louisville Courier-Journai
ON March q, the anniversary OF the Chli-
dren's Free hospital Miss Mary Johnson
will be editor-in-chief and will secure me
| services sub-editors OF some OF the
leading women in the city.
The official inquiry into the laundering
of the Elbe will probably be held IN
Bremen The charts snow To Ina ibe Wa teT
IS 1Ss feet deep. The British steamer
Crathie. which ran into and sank rne
Elbe has been sequestered at hottefoaih.
! Her captain has been detained
News has just been received at Savan,
nah, Ga, to the effect that the proposed
new reorganization plan OF the Central
railroad has fallen through. II seems
! that the reorganization committee was
unable to agree and consequently declared
| everything of. Things now look oiue
for the Central stockholders.
Professor Alexander and Students Bur
| ford and Mehan of Cotner university,
| Lincoln, Neb., were yesterday acquitted
| of the charge of grave robbing Inc
| body of q welI-known Lincoln citizen was
recently and Alexander, Burford and Me-
| ham, being present, were arrested
! The Deaconesses home at Cleveland, o..
burned down yesterday WILDER Aimeyer,
| Minnie Barmer, an eight-monthS-old papy
| and Jacob Krause were burned to death.
The fire started in the basement, probably
from the furnace; The DeaeonesseS nome
is a branch of a large hospital in Chicago
! belonging to no particular denomination.
The grand jury is at San Francisco in
| vestigating the theft from the county
! clerks office of the will of the late James
G. Fair Several members of the grand
| Jury believe that some deputy IN the
| clerks Office either committee the theIt
or knows the thief. Inc ponce ilo aepa tbe
| faintest clue and confessed that II IS nom
plussed.
| The Missouri house Yesterday adopted
| a resolution instructing the Missouri SEN
| ators and representatives in congress 10
| vote for the Hatch anti-option Dill. "A
telegram from ST. Louis parties came
to Speaker Russell today urging nim
TO Introduce a resolution in the house
denounciDg Vest fer not supporting tne
| Merchants Exchange in congress ana
calling on him to resign.
Lawrence Maxwell, solicitor general OF
the United States. has rendered his resig-
| nation to the president and il has been
accepted. Nothing viii be said at the
White House, bu, II Is Kno sna 'h httornev
General Olney have been strained homes
Conrad of Virginia, has been appointed
| solicitor general of the United STATES vice
| Maxwell, resigned.
The Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
| Yesterday adopted resolutions in onpos
ton to the proposed legiSlatlO~ = Ala
that rosd taee A ira snd
Southern road and place it in another
system. Forcible speeches were made
and a committee of five was appointed
prevent the legislation.
In accordance with Judge Grosscup' s
order restraining further proceedings in
the receivership case of the Whiskey
Trust until the question is settled as to
! the right of President Greenhut to be ap-
POINTED receiver is investigated yesterday
sent there from Chicago from Judge
| Grosscup's court were returned yesterday
The hearing will take place In Chicago TO-
day.
The directors of the Denver Chamber
of Commerce have sent the following
message to Senator Vest: we believe
twenty-one states west of the Mississippi
river and the entire south and majority
of the voters of the east, honor and COM
mend your conscientious and patriotic
stand for himetallism. A mass meeting
has been called for next Tuesday evening
to protest against the proposed issue OF
$500 900, 900 bonds
The general Transatlantic steamer
Americue from st. Nazare for way ports
! and Colon. reported as having stranded of
| Cane Augusta, near Savanilla, depart
ment of Bolivar Colombia, remains in
bad position and il is expected that she
will become total wreck. There are
2DD hundred persons on board OF her and
they are in a position of great peril. Two
steamers have gone TO the scene of the
wreck to render whatever assistance may
| be possible.
A new board of underwriters. as sue
| cessors to the Pacific Insurance union,
was fully organized at San Francisco yes
terday and rate cutting has ceased. Out
of fifty-five agencies in that city repre-
| senting los companies, forty agents have
signed the compact. Those companies
which have not signed the compact are
local corporations or those OF small cap
ital which will not be admitted TO the
board because of alleged violations OF the
old contract The union as a body will
| offer lower rates than outside companies
can AFFORD to make