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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-26
MORE WARRIORS OUT.
,yDJANTROUBLES SPREADING
THE LEMHIS ON THE WAY TO JOIN THE
BANNOCKS.

ALL COMMUNICATION WITH JAcKsoNs HOLE CUT
orr-A BAND OK SETTLERS SURROUNDED.
CAVALRY on THE MARCH To SUPPRESS
THE UPRIsING-A GUERILLA WAR
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
DIPLOMATS WERE SURPRISED.
| The Astutc Oniciais of the state Depart-
mcut Puzzled over News brought
hy the Alameda.

san Francisco, April 1.-THE steamer AL
ans la' Whith arrived today. brought Ha-
ing ~ these the nrst news there Of the
,t3goie existing between Minister Thurston
the china Two days previous and was a
great surprise in official circles. as well as
90 the community. Minister willis stated
received was through the press dispatches
Wni,e ine only notice received by the gov
stating b" was on his way home. Ills
letters written March 20, alluded to the
iHnots, hnt lh a private letter he stated
ihat ht Intended ~ remain In washington
lor iho present. Minister Hatch said; we
have roccIysi absolutely nothing official
iN the matter. SIX weeks have clapsed
since the newspapers stated Secretary
Gr"sham's notice was served ON this Eov-
tIAm.ut ana 10 Us forty lCht hours since
ia" arrival ut the press dispatches. hut
Minister Wills has given no Notification Of
sny &,t9n TO- the present American seere-
Notwi,hstanding mis- the reports are
"ith the exception of Thurston's reported
It IS ttrortji that the ministers OF the
government would like to refuse to appoint
a successor 90 rhurstou. thus uecossitatng
the recall OF Minister Wits. who has been
Keep on friendly terms with the United
a long atu. also thit or consul General
Nilis. Policy alone keeps them at Homo
luiu. 10 tha ho.iy polite Of Hawaii they
are sai4 i2 he uers9na non grata IN eV,g,.tIE
DO hls utmost for reconciliation before
entering upon - policy saNorns to rethIla-
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE officials of the
state department were d!sorectly silent to-
day when questioned relative to the latest
Hawaiian news brought by the Alameda,
and refused TO make any response when
questioned as 10 the cause OF the delay
n the report by United states Minister
WllUs of his Instructions touching Minis
ter Thurston, II can be stated positively
that instructious were sent to Mr.. Wills
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
BRIEF ITEMS by WIRE.

Dover Del, April 1.-THE losth ballot for
without result The vote was Higgins, .;
Adilcks, 81 Massey, 4; Pennewill, l; Ridge
huntington W. Va, April 1.-Two
months sinse Stella Mars. i8 years old, Of
er H. A. Mars and her step-mother We're
indicted for her murder.
Warrensburg, April n.-(SpecIal0 The
Appraisers for the detunct johnson county
clerk to-day, The assets Of the bank are
SO 81; the liabilities Will reach about
Si5 900.
Lawrence, Kqs,, April li.-lsPeciall The
elected the following ofiioers' Ed b. Schall.
president; sam Houston. vice president; T;
Adna Clarke, secretary; Lutte Lewis,
]. II. Steele, j. L. Brady and John H. <
Rankin.
Cofeyvlle, Kas., April lI,-(specal)
Joseph Hayden, an old citizen of this city,
dropped dead with heart disease yesterday
morning at o'clock while sitting in
restaurant talking TO some friends lie
was apparently in his usual health up to
veteran, about 70 years of age.
Omaha, Neb,, April u.-Every union man
in the Omaha breweries was discharged to-
dag. Three hundred men are out of en-
ployment. The brewers say the men may
return TO work on the old scale Tomorrow
but after mat If they do not come back
new men will be secured. The strikers re-
fuse 10 accede and threaten trouble for
new men.
London, April 1.-THE Anglo American
Telegraph Company to-day announced that
a cable had been laid from Mozambique 10
and Is now open for business, The rate per
word TO Majunda. which Is the only Of
nee, Is s272 Al telegIams must be written
tugnese. Me.sages Will be subject 10 CEN
sorship at Majunda-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
sPRINGER's DEEP DESIGNS.
In Leaving Illinois for the Indian Territory
He Has His Eye on the Senate.

Washington. April 11.-(special) The
News speaks of the change of base of
Judge Springer in leaving Illinois for the
Indian Territory as follows:
There Is said TO he a dcep-rooted motive
for the alacrity with which eN-Represeuta-
tive Springer accepted judicial appoint
ment FOR life in the Indian Territory. In
so doing, he abaudons his residence. in Hi
nois, where he has been prominent IN state
politics for thirty years. The real reason
for the sacrifice is said to lie in the fact
that IL cannot he very long before the IN
dian Territory viii come into the Union as
state and Judge Springer is likely to set
his pins for election to the United states
senate, a position for which he has cher
ished longing for many years past but
which he could never reach in his own
state. To accomplish this end il will ho
necessary, OF course. for the Democracy
TO capture the new state, and the Demo-
cratic leaders think this can lie secured by
the votes of the members of the five civil
izad tribes, who will become citizens. The
Oklahoma Republicans, however. do not
believe this can be accomplished, for so
soon as the Indian lands are thrown open
for settlement after the Indians have taken
their lands TN scveralty an immense influx
of Immigration will ensue. which viii ava
lanche the indian population, so that they
viii not he able TO control the politics Of
the new state, The administration, how
ever, has it's eye upon the Indian Terri
tory and viii do its utmost to make il
Democratic when the territory OF Okla
huma shall be admitted as a state.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
sUNfLowER SEED.

| lola rejolces in the prospect Of a new
Santa Fo depot, TO be built there shortly.
| The women cast 2S7 votes out of a total
Of go votes in the election at Washington
the other day.
only ono tract OF land and three lots
| In MCI,outh are advertised in Jefferson
county's tax list
In addition to enforcing the provisions
of the chicken ordinance. Eldorado.s city
marshal looks after the cleaning of the
streets and cutters.
Crawford county will have 3,6iS crow
scalps, amounting to Sl07ei to pay Tor at
the next session OF the board of county COM
inissioners in Girard.
David B. Fuller. of Eureka. is the new
eminent commander of Edorado Knights
Templar. As an all-around Mason Dave Is
literally way up in G.
Poet Albert Bgeow Paine. Of Fort Scott,
made the trip from there to Neosho Falls
and back on his bicycle in one day. last
week, a distance of ITO miles.
Every fund in Ioa's city treasury shows
a balance in cash to it's credit the total
running the city for the year was Sl,507.
r. ID. simpson. for more than thirty, years
q resident of jefferson county, and long
the popular and genial landlord Of the
Hillyer house, in Valley Falls, died there n
few days ago.
Interesting dramatic note from one of
will present one of it's greatest attrac-
tons, Faust Marguerite and which is
worthy of crowded house.
Mrs. Harbaugh. the, energetic and sue
cessful proprietor of the Erie Republican,
Record, has just moved into building
recently purchased by her for the occu-
pancy of her newspaper plant.
Mrs. Rosebush realizes now, more keenly
than when she first blossomed out as the
Prohibition candidate for mayor of Erie,
how beset with thorns is the pathway OF
the oficeseeker. And she only got twenty
seven votes.
Elder Rhodes, of North Topeka. who
performed the marriage ceremony for May
or Charles Fellows, ten years ago. wants
to he rewarded for the good job he did
by being appointed deputy street commis-
soner for the North side
The effect of his early training is said to
have been very noticeable in the artistic
manner in which Congressman Charlie
Curtis did the barrel back act on the Modern
Woodmen goat, when he rode that frac-
tious animal in Topeka the other night.
The McLouth city council is considering
an ordinance prohibiting the sale of pat
ent cider" in any less quantity than one
gallon. and forbdding purchasers from
drinking it on the premises. They evidently
know thing or two about raising reNe-
nue. themselves up in McLouth.
The conflicting opinions as to which leg
It is Bob Stevenson Is shy didn't seem to
handicap him any in his race for mayor
of lola the other day, as he ran away from
the rival candidate al n three to one gait.
Possibly one of his opponents legs is long.
er than it really ought to be.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
ALL OVER MISSOURI.

y,-;,-+o,,,, ..oo,,on h,,on So.
,tsdt l,tS'o' s"''O' H""se mas peeh
~ W ,
thT iIiiIIohsPIrs t 9'ar a. j. ne" paper
Juat g. .au''S''t ~ - "a Nt'''
The MISSOURI hsh commission will dis
tribute 10000 bass ana crapp!e this week.
Carriages mule car line has been aban-
doned and the rails VIII be torn up at once
Brookheld collected S3l dog tax last year
and spent $50 of It for killing and burying
the unlicensed ours.
The resignation of Pastor WILEY NJ the
Christian church at Rona, was accepted
by that organization last week
,rhe commercial triiveIers Of Torlin or
panizsi "a rounrii Of tha r Z, ~ Siitnrdsy
niphT win a mambeTsbin of tvsnty'tv9Gs
RrookNaId viii votc Anru 20 on a nroro-
sition to issue ylO00D i'm hands fnr tnrrsn .
II,r tbs eytsnt snJ canaTit,, 81 il " 80 ',
W. w6rlts Mani "''' '"F'''''' - 10 wafer
',s P','''' ld,,i l., ,,,,or o, ,,,,,,,
az tb fo,rtb ia IL t uoe ct.S
ciartio, Vii sborfIy have tn be M fnr nt
tba cbnic" 81 @itI, ni,,c"Ts - 'o +''" l'i
'', IN trIa, nf nr Snttb ,rbo has haa, ,n
ne 'FIal ol IT, Siilllh VINO mas betn m
dlcted Tor niniiIltr ~ me nrst degree Tor
ths "Lesen kl'nns OF i,l, baher' at NARY
NlsIe, mas beeh set Tor ApIll lo
The ARGUS says the fair sex of Brook
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
Personal AND PERTINENT.

| Professor Behrng, the diphthera ser
| umist, is suffering from incipient consump-
| ton,
Miss varina Davis. the daughter of JEFF
! ferson Davis. has finished her novel, The
| Yelled Doctor" and 1t Will soon be issued.
Ex-senator Reagan, of Texas, who has
| just been reappointed one of the railroad
commissioners OF that state is in the nth
year of his age, and in vigorous health.
| Paderewskfs opinion is that the only two
naturally musical people IN the world are
that all other people acquire their love Of
| music by education.
Marion Crawfords mir. Isaacs" was thl
outcome of u conversation with his uncle
at the New York Club The finishing
touches We're put on at the home of Mrs
Julia Ward Howe. who is an aunt of Mr..
Crawford.
Not long ago well known New Yorker.
who was present at horse auction sale
posed was one. horse for sI2 When he
reached his stable next morning he founS
six horses which his $72 had paid for.
Achenbach is the real name of Herr Max
languages, his latest acquisition being Rus-
sian. lie Is photosrapher blacksmith.
carpenter, electrician, architect and sol.
| cavalry.
Hon, James II. Eckels, comptroller of the
currency, has been appointed lecturer ON
finance in the Corcoran scientific school
at Washington, for next year This new
course in finance. seems TO have met a pops
| training in national economics.
Judge AIillen Chamberlain, of Boston,
has presented 10 the public library one OF
of autograps in the country, in the collec., 4,
tion Of which he has been engaged for ths,
Srs fi niya al Auction S'fr5 from SOD, SGa9 to & &gGSea6r
The widow of General Anderson, now
living In Washington, treasures as a most
sacred relic the famous nag which fioa,ed
war was fired. The shot brought down a.,
piece Of the flagstaff, as well as the stare
appeared.
The demand for the number Of Harper.
Monthly containing the portion of '"rrllbyh
threat of Mr.. Whistler 10 bring libel suIr
against the publishers--contnues as great
aS as eyer icos The o price Of the number has rise
leaves have been taken out, Handsomely
bound, and sold at SIS.
Edison now proposes to unite the kineto-
scope and phonograph SO that the figure
IN the machine can be seen TO move and
heard 70 speak at the same. time. This
the complete, reproduction OF operas and
Plays; Win iife.sized figures speaking on
scene accurately reproduced
There are now more arrivals In Nex
nork IMAM departures. In his last weeks
summary, ,ilnin Dr Sagle. registrar Of vital sta
week as 500, against s57 the preceding week
and ana an average Of s9s for the corresponding
portion per Loo of population was ssss
there were s25 births and S37 marriage.
1t Is, said that Richard X. Fox "a porpo,
70 sell the Police Gazette and 70 t6 tns
rope ior lengthy vacation. Fox haa
Hhade hlmself a millionaire out OF HE s pa
pei put ms personal habits are slinple nd
,hhoaest ,h., est, IN the extreme. Living in one ~
sirrn, snr nvry ~ hanasomest houses in New York
81 M MuIrouhded py every imaginable. Inxn,.
anu conyenience. he is the most abstemia,i,yy
ana sen-denying man in his office.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
Terms of peRCe.

Washington. April it.-An authoritative
statement of the terms of peace being ne
gouated between Japan and china has
been secured from official sources. The
statement is made in order to clear up
much msapprehenson arising from speCu-
lauon to the terms of peace. They are
fve in number, follows:
Independence OF COrea.
Permanent cesson of the island Of For
mQsa to Japan.
worth $l.33).
Permanent occupation Of Port Arthur
and the immediate contiguous territory.
\ new Japan-Chlna treaty. opening the
interior OF China to commerce.
The money indemnity is expressed in Chi
tael is in reality weight, instead OF coin.
II is considered silver money. While the
face value at Sl33 would be equivalent to
39s: 100000 in silver. It is said that the actual
value would be between S2i0 10000 and
1920 900, 900 in gold.
The NTH term, as TO a new treaty. in
cludes various trade features. such as free
access TO Chinese rivers, There is no de-
mand for territory on the main land out
side of Port Arthur and its contiguous
surroundings
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12

Guthrie, o. T., April 1l.-(Special0 What
promises TO be one of the most hotly con.
tested civil cases ever tried in the territory
is now in progress in the district court
here When the old Guthrie townsite board
went out of office. w. $. Robertson, thu
disbursing agent, turned over about $500 to
his SUCCESSOR claiming that was all the
funds due the government from the board.
Nc books had been kept by the old board,
but an expert sent mere from Washington,
ported Robertson about 5000 short. and
the government is now suing his bondsmen
for the amount. The case is being bitterly
fought both sides. and IL the govern'
ment wins in this civil suit, criminal pro-
ceedngs for emheZzlement will follow,
Robertson being now under Indictment for
eimbezzlement and making false vouchers.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12

Houlster. Of the HARVARD varsity crew.
Is SICK WIN lopslus; ~ a result ne VII
rowed iu his place.
CAPTAIN John /. Brewer has accepted
pr Caryer's challenge 70 shoot lul or go
birds Tor loo side. The match VIII be
sho, In Chicago next month
A Princeton Lacrosse team Is organizing
a 2 mse'ng 9l thc men who WI play;
". :. Mcclure second captain.
Mn Alexander Moffat Prnceton's ia
NOUS fun back, viii BE- married 70 MISS
81 Georges church, Toronto can,
H!nk@y ana ButterWorth are 10 assist
ya."tE InII"g mrFeTTrr IN g2a,hinE ne
oonliuuet every day anr'ng the sprins uu-
six basehalls won In games with Harvard,
forty-seEeu won in games with Princeton
and fourteen IN games WIN the University
Of Pennsylvania.
That even class A, or what {, commonly
supposed TO be pure amateur bicycle rae
ing, Is pretty prontable, Is shown IN the
Wheeimen, Of New YORK, Who Won last
year prizes valued ar }l,No0
Tommy Coanen, ths noted amateur run
ord ord az III H. has ao not gone S''9' to En9aSa S ,g,
has been reported. lie h. now with the
New York Athletic club, and Will represent
,ional competition against the English atH-
letes.
l.0ul-NlNe llriN4LE ana fdlr Association
W.ll give $1,000 meeting from september
Q 10 H. following ChIicothe In me West
n-SpUthcru circuit and Galcsburgs two
weeks meeting y feature VIII be the .
year-U,d stake for lrottrrs, which has been
Increased 20 s. liu.
The following Harvard baseball players
have gOnr 10 the training table. Sglnnrll
and Buckmau. ralchers, Highlands, Paine,
Ames and Gregory, pitchers; Hayes and
SteNrusnn,nr ,nrst base; Il. II. Wren and Dean,
second base; Wuslow third base, White
more. shortstOp; Beals, Garrison, SeltTldge
ami Rand, uutNcld,
Walter Camp, IN recent address on col
lege athletics before the Yale Graduates
cub, said IN part. college athletics are
being exaggerated. In the last two years
the pace has been so accelerated that in
another TWO years We are in danger Of see
ing It become the pace that kils-the pace
that Kills all sport"
There Will be no further pool selling in
Delaware. The senate has unanimously
passed the house bill to prohibit wagers
on contests Of skill ana speed. The bill is
aimed at concern which has been run
ming a pool room In Wilmington for the
past two months, taking bets on races and
other sporting events In various parts of
the country.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
Delernto FLYNN In WosbIncton.

Washington, April 1l,-(Speclal) Dele
gate Flynn came In from New York to
the Hutchinson, Oklahoma & Gulf rail-
road from Anthony to Guthrie. He re-
completed for this extension and that work
will commence on the same within two
pany to complete this much of the line
this year. The tisancial hackers of the
company have had the matter under con-
that they have completed all the NECESSARY
arrangements TO resume work. The peo-
Pile of oklahoma along the proposed line
have also been much concerned about the
enterDrlse.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12

Toledo, o., April l1,-Acting under au-
thority from the United States circuit court
Eastern and Western districts of Michi-
gan, Henry q. blanchard, of Detroit to-
day sold under the hammer the Toledo
Ann Arbor X North Michigan railroad
The decree OF the court in the consolidated
cases of the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, of New York, VS.. the railroad
company, called for the sale of the proper
" free OF all liens except the Frankfort &
der at the sale was r, c. Martin, of New
York, and to him was sold all the proper
ties for the sum of 10000 He had 10 de-
post 100000 to be held by the master com
missioner on account of the purchase. The
remainder is TO be paid as the court d.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12

ST. Louis, NO, April 1l.-First racc-Five-
eighths of q mile; selling Blue stone won
John Lynch second, Lizzie B.. third, Time,
selling Miss Mayma won. 'Tradesman
second; Timothy, third, Time ! 9Ia,.
Third -Thirteen-siXtconths OF a rnile
selling. Monk OYerton won; Nav Blossom
second; Barney I.araway, third Time,
ing. Jim Berry won; Major nripps sec
oud; Hacienda third, Time, l:06ls.
Fifth Three-quarters Of a mile; sell
ing. Hesperia won, Hercules second; The
Rook third. Time. l;20li,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
Another Rate War Possible.

Los Angeles, Cal, April lit is possible
that overland passenger rates may he
slashed in consequence of the Southern
Pacific having given notice that 1t will
withdraw from the sale of tickets to ST.
Paul and Minnesota points by way of Ell
paso Fort Worth and Kansas City, and
This is a direct blow at the Texas & Pa
cifc, Missouri, Kansas & Texas and the
Rock Island; also the Missouri Pacific
from Pueblo Col. The Santa Fe has not
shown any intention OF following the lead
of the Southern Pacific. SO its second class
nesota points, while the Southern Pacific
rate will be s5i,20. The Iron Mountain road
has withdrawn from the Passenger Asso,
citation and what action will be taken by
the roads unfavorably affected remains 10
be seen.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12

IlUroI, Del, AnrI ll.-Tho fUnoraI OF
Governor Joshua H. Maryii took place at
S:ae o,gl9.k th.s .,ln, @[tf,rn2,on IhJ fuGeral
uauy !, Rational Guards was a guard of
honor, The services We're held in the
mon Was prea hed by Rev 5. y. Piichard.
Addresses Wore malp by Rev r. A. H.
O'Brien aud Rev. n, T.. Martindale. Cow
oruor Watson who was ill., arose and at
tended tn" funeral. Both houses of the
general assembly were also present.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12

Cleveland. o.. April 1l.-Ju1ge Stevenson
Burke. who ranks among the foremost OF
Americas railroad lawyers. said to-day
that 1t was his opinion that the govern
ment could not compel the railways of the
country to pay the income tax
To my mind said Judge Burke "the
tax is unconstitutional rs applied to rail-
roads, inasmuch as IT amounts to a veri-
table direct tax on the real estate of the
roads. Even admitting, which | do not
that the remainder of the tax is cons titu-
tional, ! do not see how it can be collected
from the railroads
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
Police Arrested tn. Boxers.

smoker was given by the Armourdale
Athletic club last evening, which was
fore the programme had been completed.
Several friendly sparring bouts had been
brought OFF, but when Johnny Ford and Billy
Murphy prepared - enter the ring for
their slX-ruund friendly contest which was
10 be the star feature of the programme,
the police stepped in and arrested both
EOrl and Mnrphy. who Wore lOckei Mp.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12
Prompt relief in sick hesdaohe, dtzzinss.
nausea. constipation pain IN the side, guaran-
teed to those using Carters Little Liver Pills
No Change TO New York and BOSTON.

The through service onered the travelling
public by the Nickel Plate Road CN. Y. g.
q st. 1. Il; kl Is unsurpassed. The, per-
Well known excellence of the West Shore
and Fitchburg Roads recommends itself to
the travelling, public; Wagner Palace Cars
New York and Boston. For additional in
formation. see your local ticket agent or
Clark street. Chicago. III
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12

Cincinnati, o.. April u,-Peter Mahor to-
night signed articles for a fight with Steve
ODonnen 20 take place under the aus
pices OF the Atlantic Athletic club, at
Couoy Island on Thursday May 30. The
conditions are Marquis of Oueeusberry rules
five ounce gloves. limited to twenty-five
cent of the gross receipts. of which the
winner Il 10 have three fourths the loser
one-fourth the hght to be at catch weights.
Each contestant is to put up $3.50 forfeit.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-12

Philadelphia, April 1.-THE board of d.
Louis railroad met today and oTganlsed
for the year by electng the following oiti-
Gers; President. George b, Roberts; first
president. j, Il, Brooks. third vice presi-
dent j, +: Davidson; secretary, S, b. Lig-
White; treasurer II. n. II. Mcknight, and
assistant treasurer, NJ. G. Spencer.