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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
Rev Del BaniidOS Wins.

San Francisco. March 9.-This was
another disastrous day for the talent at
the Bay District six strong faVoriteS be-
ing bowled over and only in one in
stance did a favorite secure the place.
The principal attraction was the flying
stakes for 2-year-olds at four and a half
furlongs, the longest distance for the
youngsters this year. Rey Del Ban
didos had no trouble in winning from
Don Carrillo and Ferdis Hartman. who
were favOrites in the betting.
"Pittsburg Phil" who won $4,000,
again asserted himself today and quit
a big winner. Summaries:
First race-SiX furlongs, selling: Toby
10 =, won; Raphael. to !, second !;
Marietta, to 1, third Time 1:15
Second-Seven furlonSs, selling, g.
year-olds and upwards: TriX, 10 TO !,
won: Norblich, 4 to /, second; Norman
die, to / third. Time 1:2724.
Third-Four and a half furlonss, fly
ing stakes, 2-year-olds: Rey Del Ban
didos, s to 3, won; Don GARLIC. to ;.
second: Ferris Hartman, TO >, third
Time :55Ia.
Fourth-SeVen fur1ongs. selling g.
year-oids and upwards: Jack Richelieu
1 to !, won: Commission, TO l, second:
Rico To ;. third. Time :2714
F'ifth-Handicap, steepIeChaSe: short
course, about one and a half miles: Eli
X endig. 10 l, won; MestOr. 20 to l, sec
ond; WoodfOrd. to >. third. Time 3:52
SiXth-Mile and a quarter handicap:
Dockstrader, s to ]. won; Flirtilla, u to
/. second; Major Mclaughlin, TO 3,
third. Time 2:0S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
A Bank
Failure.
AN INVESTIGATION
DEilANDED.

A general banking business is done nv
the human system, because the blood de-
posts IL Is vaults whatever wealth we NAV
gam from day TO Gay. This wealth Is laid
up against " Tainy day" as reserve fund
we II III a condition of healthy prosperity
ii We have laid away sufficient capital 10
draw uI}on in tue hour of our greatest need
There j. danger IN getting thin. because its
sign of letting down III health To gain
In blood Is nearly always 10 gain IN 5efolc-
some flesh. The odds are in favor OF the
germs of consumption. grip, or pneumonia
II our liver be inactive and our blood i'm
pure. or If our flesh be reduced 6ei0so q
tc1IfiF 1t1RGctd. What Is required i an
increase III our gem 2 fffie strength Dr.
Pierce : Golden Medical Discovery enriches
he blood and makes Il Who'll some, stops
he waste OF tissue and at the same time
builds M the strength. 4 medicine which
NIL nj the blood offs poisons. cleanse and
lnvlgoTatc the great organs of the body,
ritalize the system. thrill the whole beir;g
With new energy and make permanent work
n If. i surely u remedy of great value But
when we MAKE positive statement that oS
per cent. OF ali cases Of consumption can. If
taken IN the early stages OF the disease be
CTRED with the " Discovery, - IL seer-ls Ike
a bold assertion. Al Dr.. Pierce asks i that
you make a thorough investigation and
satisfy yourself OF the truth Of his assertion
By sending TO the Worlds Dispensa-v Med
ical Association, Buffalo. y y. vou can get
a free book with the names, addresses and
photographs OF q large Number % those
cured OF throat, bronchial and lung diseases
as well as of skin and scrofulous affections
by the Golden Medical Discovery" They
also publish book OF 100 pages being a.
medical treatise on consumption bronchitis
asthma, cstar-h. which VIII be mailed on
Seceipi OF address and six cents II stamps.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
IT'S A REGULAR BUSINESS.
Gang of Counterfeiters Who Understood
the Value of Advertising.

Kansas City, March 9.-Counterfeit-
ers nave been showing bad money on
the people of this city at great rate
during the past week. The bad coins
are of the denomination Of dollars and
quarters and are such good limitations
that they have been accepted ny some
of the banks The coins have coating
of silver and are almost up to the
standard weight.
Deputy Marshal Halderman today
stated that he was in possession of the
clearest clues showing that parties in
this city were actually dealing in coun-
terfeit coin and currency and were
sending out their circulars through tn =
mails from here advertising the stuff.
They also have, SO he contends,
scheme by which their cappeTs distrib-
ute cards over the city in the proper
quarters in which there are no question
asked for the purpose of getting the
trade under way. He Is IN possession
OF some of the many counterfeit blilS
that have ben showed from this city
lately.
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age, rent, light, fuel etc, 500 for trav-
cling expenses and 81 200 year sal
AIRY.
Territorial auditor. $500 a year FOR
stationery. printing. etc, 5000 q year
for clerk hire and $500 for salary.
Treasurer, 5000 per year for office
rent, records and other contingent ex-
penses. and l,500 salary.
To the governor, $500 a year for legal
advice and article /, chapter IS is hereby
repealed
Territorial secretary. $500 per wear
for contingent expenses, SI35 for copies
Of statutes furnished the legislature
Supreme court, for contingent expen-
ses $3.50 per year
Governor, 81 900 per year for enforce
ment of criminal laws of territory, 81, 900
per year for postage, stationery. clerk
hire, etc, $1,000 for deficiencies in con-
tlngent fund of past two years.
Nickers thought $1,000 too small for
contingent expenses and clerk hire for
governors Office and moved that it be
made $500. Stein moved to make it
$l,S00 Lost. Niclzers motion pre-
vailed.
For the commitment and care of the
insane for two years $70.0e0.
For commitment and care Of prison
ers sentenced 10 penitentiary, $4,000
for two years.
For preparing an indeXing session
laws Of the territory, $4,000.
To pay deficit for the publica ton of
bills, calendar, etc, for the session OF
the legislature such amount as is need
cd over and above the appropriations
made by the United States.
To carry out the provisions OF the
chapter on board Of health for two
years. s.. 400.
Territorial university, $500 for ex-
penses Of board of health; $500 for
books, apparatus. etc.
Territorial normal school, $500 for eX-
penses of board Of regents: $1,000 for
finishing wing Of the building.
Governor. 81 900 for publication of cleo
ton proclamation and other election eX-
penSes.
Oklahoma militia, for expenses of adj
jutant general. $500 for one year.
Free home league, $500 10 use in OBJ
tanning free homeSJeads.
Governor, 81 .245 Cor expenses in school
land work.
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General Spor:inr Notes


o. +. Caylor says the League loaned
the Louisville club $4,000 last summer
TO keep the team going.
John L. Sullivan has reached Boston
from the south. He says he viii quit
both ring and the stage. and look after
his farm.
Joe Walcott has been matched to
meet Tom Tracey, the Australian wei
terweight, before the Suffolk Athletic
club of Boston on April 10.
Edwards, the western bicycle racer,
says he expects TO ride a mile awheel in
l minute and % seconds this year. He
recently rode, a mile in 1:34si.
The scheme now on foot to build a
race track in Florida and give winter
meetings there is finding strong ap-
proval from horsemen generally.
Mike Haley, the manager of boxers.
now in England, talks OF bringing over
Harry Nickless TO fight Joe Walcott
and George johnson to fight George
Dixson.
Theodore Breitenstein, the phenome-
nal south paw pitcher. OF the St
Louis Browns, has signed for the COM
ing season so the Phillies are not likely
20 get him.
Jimmy Barry. the midget champion,
has commenced light training for his
proposed bout with Casper Leon, which
is among the early possibilities in the
boxing line in Chicago.
Alix. 2:033., holds the worlds trotting
record Robert J.. 2:0li2. holds the
worlds pacing record. Nancy Hanks
best mile is 2:0i, made at Terre Haute.
Ind, September %. 1892 AliX made her
record at Galesburg. Ill, last Septem-
Der
otto ZeigIer. the California bicycle
racer. is Tearing the tricks OF class 3
crooked amateurs very easy. He re-
Gently refused 10 ride in the indoor
races unless paid big bonus, although
handsome prizes We're up to De con-
tested fer
The longest bicy-.e jouTnty. vlth or
without time limit. ever undertaken has
lust eeu IT irted from New Orleans.
Ton" Winder Of Warsaw. Ind is
doing the riding He viii ride around
the United States, d journey estimated
To- h. u soc miles. He viii try TO COM
plete the long trip in thirty consecutive
DAYS.
Young Critic says: The men whom
1 call real fighters, and who never
shirked the responsibility Of their posi-
lions within the past decade. are John
l. Sullivan. Jack Dempsey, George Dix
on and my humble self No would-be
champions ever threw any bluffs al u
and got away with them. / think the
public VIII agree with me when I say
we fairly met all challenges"
Morris J. Jones. the owner Of AlX.
2.CsS.. was in Chicago Wednesday. a
telegram from Monroe Salisbury last
Saturday" he said states that Alix
never was in better condition in her
life. She il now at PlsasIon, Cal, with
the others OF the Salisbury stables. II
IS Mr. Salisbury's intention. / believe.
20 come over the mountains about the
( list OF MAY and he VIII come direct 70
Pactolus park. AT Red Oak. Ia The
prospects are all that Mr.. Clark and
myself can desire for good meetings q
Fed Oak AMI - ii-eph. Tte leral
I trend OF rrotting affairs leads me 10 be-
| iieve that this viii - the greatst sea
| son FOR race meetings that We have
ever witnessed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
JURORS WERE PLAYING CARDS.
Judge Finds il Out and Threatens 10 Send
Them O Jail.

Them 10 JAN.
Chicago. March 9-Judge Goggin
called a jury of twelve men before him
yesterday afternoon and lectured the
twelve for deserving the business Of the
matchmaking for game Of cards.
At O'Clock in the afternoon the jury in
the case was Mae McLeroth, who IS
suing the De La EerSne Refrigerating
Machine company FOR $4,000 damages
for injuries received in an accident on
the ice railway in the Midway Plais-
ance during the worlds fair. retired to
make up a verdict. TWO hours later the
juTymen were still in the room adjoin-
ing the court room locked up and when
n bailiff was sent To them by the court
To inquire whether they would be able
70 agree before the hour for the ad-
iOurnment for the court the officer fail
ed to get any definite answer from
them. The fact was reported to the
court that several card games were in
progress IN the room and that no YER
diet was in sight. Judge Goggin at
once sent Tor the jury and the twelve
men Hted IN the court room.
Gentlemen. are YOU playing cards?"
a. kej the court.
We have a pack or two Of cards in
there. spoke up one Of the twelve,
laughing
40 \ q 4 al8llit 10 St-Itl ! GA 40 ldll
said the court. and the iuryman who
had spoken turned pale. The other
Jurors also looked startled.
- ia did not 20 in there TO play
cards" continued the court. You have
important interests intrusted To your
care. and il is your business 10 cOnsid-
er the case which mas been on trial for
several days
one of the jurors said that they had
tired to come 10 an agreement. but
had discovered that there was "A diff
ference Of cpiUiou. SO after a debate
which had resulted in nothing. some OF
the jurors had entered INFO game of
high fivc" III orGer 10 relieve the mon
0t"Dy.
There must he TO card playing"
continued TIE count. but you must at
tenQ IL your duties. go back TO your
room and endeayor 10 secure YER
dict
The jury was instructed 20 present n
sealed verdict this morning if an agree
ment IS reached
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WILL BE tn FIRST ONE
Cleveland. D.. Makes New Departure m
swim = Bridges

Cleveland q. March t--A bridge
which is being built 10 span the Quay
ahoga river at Columbus street in this
city viii be unlike anything Of tce
Kind ever constructed in this country
II is 10 be operated by electricity and
compressed air. II viii have double
swing The halves meeting al com
mon center and locking The span VIII
be lis feet long. The material VIII -
steel throughout and the electric cur
rent. which vii operate the oEuataos.
VIII b. obtained from the street rail-
yyav wires The new bridge VIII swi1G
IN TWENTY-FIVE seconds. The safety
gate. signals. drops and al! auxiliary
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
THEY PLAY About EVEN.
n ube Burrows Father Must Turn Over
His sons Plumber.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March 9-In the
circuit COURT at Vernon. Ala. the South
ern Express cOmuany got judgment for
81. 900 against Allen II. Burrows. father
and administrator OF Rube Burrows.
the train robber The verdict was fOr
the amount OF money which RUDE rob
bed the company Allen Burrows two
DAYS before got judgment against the
coupany for s29i the value Of Rubc's
guns. pistols a team Of oxen and money
on his person when captured and
killed Rube bought big farm with
his plumber and it will now 20 10 the
eoynnarE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
THE WEATHER..
Wichita March .

Wichita. March .
Local forecast for " ichita ami vicinity
Fair and much colder Sunday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature was 20 degrees, the
lowest 81 degrees and the mean - degrees,
with clear weather. high southwest and
west TO fresh north wind and low baron
..tsr.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been 90 degrees
For the past six years the average tenn
perature for the month OF March has
been A degrees, and for the 9Th day -
degrees FRED /. JOHNSON,
Observer.
Washington. March 9--FollowirG is the
forecast I'D To ?. n. Sunday.
For KanSas-fSenerally falTf cc4ger;
northerly winds.
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES clouuiness;
colder winds shifting 10 northerly-
For Colorado-Fair. colder IN northern
portion: winds shifting 10 noTtherly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
81 RECOMMEND PERUNA
To All Catsrrii Sufferers. Says Editor
W. L. Powe of Darlington. Ohm.

W. L. Powell of Darlington. Ohio.
W. #. Powell, editor of the Indepen-
dent of Darlington, Ohio, writes that
he was taken sick with bronchitis and
catarrhal fever, head was in terrible
condition, lungs were badly affected,
being so tight and sore he could hard
~ breathe and coughed almost inces-
sanity. For two months tried local
physicians. took cough medicines and
other medicines. Tok three bottles OF
Pe-ru-na and was entirely cured.
The tendency of catarrh of the head
is TO pass downWards through the brOn-
chial tubes TO the lungs. Any one who
has had cataTrh Of the head year or
more finds the disease gradually pro-
gresing downwaTds. In some cases the
progress is rapid, and in other. cases 1t
is slow: but, sooner or later. il catarrh
is allowed 10 run, il VIII go to the lungs
and set up the disease known as con-
sumption. II is doubtful if consump-
ton is ever caused by anything except
Catarrh.
1t is needless to attempt 10 give only
the vaguest outline OF the wonderful
success which Pe-ru-na has met with
in the cure of catarh. This success IL
entirely due to the fact that Pe-ru-na
eradicates the disease from the system.
instead of temporarily relieving some
diSagTeeable symptom. Not only Is ca
tarrh in all stages and varieties cured
promptly, hut also colds. coughs. brOn-
chitis. la grippe. catarrhal dyspepsia.
all yield. surely and permanently, to the
curative virtues of Pe-ru-na.
A valuable treatise on catarrh by DR..
Hartman sent free TO any address by
the Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany OF Columbus. Ohio.
For free book on cancer address Or.
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WILL NOW BE SETTLED.
Whether the Oregon Railway and Naviga-
ton Must Foo. the Repair Bills.

Portland. Ore. March 9.-The hearing
of the petition of the Oregon Railway
and Navigation company 10 have the
order of appointing Mr.. Edward Nc
Neil receiver So modified as 10 release
him from paying about 100000 funds
spent by the Union Pacific receivers be-
fore the system was separated, was
concluded in the United States dis
trict court this afternoon. Judge Bell
niger took the case under advisement.
stating that he would probably render
a decision the last of next week.
The application OF the American Loan
and Trust company for the appoint
ment OF a receiver independent of the
Union Pacific interests from the Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern viii
come up before Judge Gilbert in the
United States circuit court Monday.
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Fftzsimmons ana GIori are Quits.

Baltimore, March 9.-At the close of
the performance at Keran's theater to-
night the legal difficulties that have
existed for some time between Captain
Glori and Pugilist Bob FitZsimmons
We're finally adjusted. Under the
terms of settlement Glori sold out 10
Fitzsimmons all interest in the part
nership heretofore existing between
them and in the stake money on the
Corbett fight now posted in New York.
Giori had obtained a receiver for the
show in Baltimore and the settlement
tonight ends this and all other litiga-
ton between them.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
BEARING DOWN ON ST, LOUIS.
sam Jones Is Already There and DR.. Park
hurst is Coming.

st. Louis. Mo. March Rev. DR..
Parkhurst Of New York is coming 10
st. Louis for the purpose, it is an
nounced, of engaging in the work Of
Sunday reform. in conjunction with
Sam Jones and the local clergy. The
Sabbath association has decided upon
a line OF action. Sam Jones has been
appealed 10 to lend his moral support
during therest Of his stay and DR.. Park
hurst has consented TO come in and de-
liver a series of lectures 10 aid the local
work. Attorneys have bene retained
to prosecute all violators Of the sta
tutes and ordinances. and the plans are
complete for an active campaign
against sin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
New Orleans Races

New Orleans. March l9:-Track lum-
Ply. Summaries:
First race-SiX furlongs: Brevity %
to l. won; Stark, i to l, second; Bonnie
3. - to l. third. Time 1894.
Second-F'ive furlongs: Nell Flaher-
". TO D. won; King Craft, u to /. sec
ond; Gold Dust, 8 to >, third. Time
1:041a.
Third-Seven furlongs: Robert Lat
ia, 4 to ], won; Ixion, II TO ., second;
Chimes, to ,, third. Time :331a.
Fourth-Handicap. SIX furlongs: Bev-
erly. to l, won, Marshall, to ,, second
Hi Henry. IL TO ,, third Time Iii.
Fifth-One mile: Ed Brown, To 3,
won; Alibi. to /, second; Mezzo Tint.
6 to 1, third Time ]: AS.
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Plot.
Sioux City, Ia, March 9.-The Jour
mars Pierre, 5. D., special says: The
legislative committee investigating the
/ Taylor defalcation made its report just
/ before adjournment. Proceedings were
/ in secret, and the report is now made
| public for the first time. The commit
tee declares from the evidence before
| it that it is shown that conspiracy
existed between certain sureties of
Taylor and the defaulter TO hold up
the state and compel a settlement. 1t
says:
I'VE do not find that there was any
collusion among the sureties or any
other persons with him TO defraud the
state prior to the time when il became
apparent 10 John L. McChesney of New
York, one of the bondsmen. that Taylor
would not be able TO make his settle
ment with the state. But We do find
evidence strongly tending TO show
that, in the latter part of Decent Der,
1894, and after McChesney discovered
that Taylor could not raise money
enough to make his settlement, Me-
CheSney, together with Taylor, ID. *.
Tenney, and c. II. Wells and g. 7. Me-
Coy, acting as agent at Pierre, entered
into a scheme TO gather up all the
funds held by Taylor, amounting TO
over $500. coo, and all the, real and per
sonal property owned by Taylor
wherever located and place the same
beyond the reach of the state for the
purpose of compelling the state To agree
not TO prosecute Taylor criminally or.
in other words, to compound a felony
on condition that property and money
TO the amount of $780, 900 should toe de-
dali nd
thus relieving the Sureties by paying
their liabilities with the funds stolen
from the state. The evidence shows
that they have attempted TO carry out
the scheme with fraudulent intent 10
defraud the state
''Tenney and Wells are the lawyers
of Taylor and McChesney. The COM
mittee finds that the total amount
stolen by Taylor is s344,070Io. As to
where the money went, the evidence
shows among other things, that he
loaned Ex-Governor Mellette moneys
the Is acknowledgements
amounting TO $4,000; that he loaned
Judge Kellam $4,000, and purchased a
negotiable note for $1,000 given by
United States Senator Pettigrew which
was repaid to c. T. Mccoy, Taylor's
gent on or about the latter part of the
month of December last he transferred
from fifteen banks where he deposited
public funds about 5000. 900 to himself
and for his benefit to New York and
Chicago; that he appropriated to his
own use prior to December last Sl4a,S00-
The evidence shows no collision on
the part of any state officer with the de-
faulting treasurer, 10 say the least, on
the part Of Thomas II. Ruth, ex-com-
missioner of schools and public lands"
The report states that action to re-
cover has been begun in thirty different
counties and that service has been
had on all the defendants in the case
and that suits have also been instituted
against McChesney in New York and
William Taylor, father of the defaulter,
in Indiana.
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ur fault" and he arose and

it is not our fault" and he arose and
donned his coat.
AS they were leaving the room the
instrument clicked. Nerves and the
other halted and operator read: Draw
accepted"
Tell them,'' said Newnes I've are
giving three cheers for the Manhat-
TAM" and lifting his hat shouted bur
rah," and the company warmly re-
sponded. They then left and were lead
down the stair in comparative dark
ness by walters holding lighted tapers.
As Nerves left the Criterion one of the
company asked hpn whether he was
satisfied and he answered: Yes en-
tirely satisfied. 1t has been great"
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
Pulled for Shooting Craps.

San Francisco, March Crank Ives
the billiardist, was one of the culprits
who Were in the police court this morn
ing charged with shooting craps They
were arrested in the Baldwin hotel bar
room. The arresting policeman failed
TO satisfy the judge that the men had
been gambling and the charges We're
dismissed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
Better Looking Than Digs.

Woodland. Cal. March "A full bro
Their TO DiggS, the crack two year old
of last year, was born on the Diggs
farm near here last Thursday. The
youngster is marked just like Diggs.
and is said to be a better looking colt
than Diggs was at that age.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-10
britannia RuIes the Wave.

Monte Carlo. March 9--The Prince
of Wales yacht Britannia, won the
grand PriX de Monte Carlo from Cannes
to Monaco point, a distance of about
thirty-one miles, defeating the Cor
sair The prize was 10000 francs.
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Contradicts the Whole story.

New Haven. Conn. March 9.-The
scare that was started today by the
story Of the Illness OF J. Duke Smith, OF
Yale with small pox at his home in
Andover. Mass. and that the disease
is prevalent at Yale. is without founda-
ton. Only three students have gone
home i'll. Or. Foster. the physician of
Yale, was seen tonight and said there
was not the slightest sign or smallpox
or any other contagious disease in the
college.