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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-03-27
BENT ON REVOLUTION!
SAFELY HOUSED IN A HOTEL IN
SAN FRANCISCO.
Three Men Perish in Hotel Fire In Den
yer and Another Is Missing--MissOuri
Senate Disposes OF That Matter For
This Session.

San Francisco, March 23.-General
Antonio Ezeta, ex-vice president and
deposed dictator of San Salvador, is
still bent upon revolution, although he
Is somewhat handicapped i'm being oh
lged 10 direct his lieutenants in San
Salvador at long range. Ezeta safely
housed in a bog hotel here, is well out
Of danger
His latest card is a long proclamation
issued "To all Salvadoreans." The
fugitive general asserts that his heart
still beats with thea rdent love Of
patriotism and the sacred fire of ILL
erty." He says he knows his friends
in San Salvador are suffering on his
account and he assures them that they
shall soon see him again contending
with the enemy on the battlefield i'm de-
tense Of the country. The doughty
general refers to his release from Gus
tody by the United States authorities
and pays his respects to his brother
Carlos Ezeta, the fugitive president,
as follows:
Il am before the world after having
been tried in the courts of this coun-
try. | have saved myself from GER
tain death by miracle, after the
shameful retreat Of the head of our
nation and his cabinet leaving my
companions in arms. who were true to
the last, to be the victims Of our cow
ardly and Infamous enemies Adver-
Slty does not make me lose courage"
Ihc proclamation is printed in the
Evening Bulletin here today.
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ELECTION BILL GONE UP.
Missouri Senate Disposes of that Matter for
This SeSsion

Kansas City, March ga special
from Jefferson City says: Governor
stone TO day signed the bill for state
inspection of banks and trust compan-
les under the direction of the secretary
of state.
The Republican majority in the house
today passed "A resolution asking Mis-
souri, senator's and representatives i'm
congress to vote for the enactment of
what was known as the force bilI''
Tor federal supervision of elections.
The question of adopting an election
blll by the general assembly hangs ND
on the agreement of the third confer
cnce committee. If this committee
should fail to agree it was understood
that no further effort would be made
ana adjournment sine die would he
reached with the present law in force
NJ noon today the second conference
committee appointed last night re-
ported its inability to agree or make
any progress. The house Republicans
promptly named a new committee be-
fore the senate could act, and the latter
had To follow suit
Al $50 the senate members of the
committee reported their inability TO
agree and the senate passed a resolu-
non refusing to recede from the amend
ments. This ends the matter i'm the
senate. The house appointed the fourth
conference committee but the senate
having taken final action, this precludes
further conference
Jefferson City. Mo, March 23-The
general assembly adjourned sine die at
lO:3O tonight. Governor Stone trans
mitted a scorching message. criticizine
the assembly for not enacting fellow
servant lay applicable to railroads and
Tor refusing To amend the election law
relating To st. Louis and Kansas Citv
SO as To prevent frauds. A special ses-
sion may he called to take action on
these matters
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-03-27
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago, March 23-TOday's receipts
of cattle were estimated at 1000 head,
which would make the supply for this
week 3S,133, as against 1864 for last
week and 81, ,399 year ago. There were
read buyers for the offerings and the
market was nominally steady Very
common to extra steers were quoted
at $4.00@6.50 and inferior to extra cows
heifers and bulls $4.25@5.00; Texas
cattle were salable at $2.00@5.25, ac-
coring to qudality.
Receipts of hogeS were estima ted at
11,000. making 153902 for this week.
Last week the arrivals were 1S7,0i2
and year ago 115,315. Sellers did not
experience much troublt in adding
another 10 cents to the value of the
animal. The choicest of the heavy
weights sold up to $4.971a@5.00 and
choice light weights went freely at
around S4.75. There was a brisk de-
mand at the higher prices and the close
was firm.
There was a very liberal run of
sheep for the last dey of the week,
but the demand was active and prices
were we'll supported at s3@5 for COM
mon to fancy qualities. The lamb
market was firm at $3.75@5.0. The re-
ceipts were about 1000 making $4,000
for the week against 46.56S last week
and 53,115 a year ago.
Receipts-Cattle, 1000; calves, %;
hogs, II 900; sheep. 1000
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HOT Ell FIRE INDENvER.
Three Men Perish In the Flames and Anoth
er Is Missing.

Denver. March 23.-The st. James
hotel, one of the finest i'm the city, Is
burning. The fire broke out i'm the
basement shortly after midnight and
soon after the floor Of the rotunda col
lapsed. letting the flames and smoke
into the office and the corridors. The
hremen seem to have the fire under
control, although IL is burning stub
bornly. The loss has already reached
S4O,OOO and unless soon extinguished
will far excede that amount
The fire started in a room used to
store old baggage, directly under the
rotunda Of the house. While the fire
was at its height the floor sank with
out warning. throwing several men in
to the pit Of dense smoke below. at
least one Of whom is dead.
After the flames had been extingIish-
ed the body of Captain w. Hartwell
or hose company No 3 was found
frightfully burned. Three other men
were dragged out unconscious and ono
at the hospital may die 1t is thought
that there are still other bodies i'm the
debris. The loss to the hotel will not
reach $4,000.
Later-Another body has Just been
round but is too badly burned to be
identified
Denver, Colo. March 24-At lis a. IN.
Two more bodies have ben found in ad-
dltlon to that of Captain Hartwell
Neither has yet been identified. Ii IS
thought that two or three more bodies
are still i'm the ruins
Denver. March 2l-At las a. m.
three bodies have been taken out as fol-
HAROLD w. HARTWELL. Cap
tain hose No 2
RICHARD DANDRIDGE. pipeman
STEVE MARSHALL, pipeman.
There is one other body in the ruins.
probably another fireman.
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M'NULTA HOLDS THE JOB.
designations of the Other Two Whisky
Trust Receivers Accented


Chicago, March 23.-An three re-
celNers OF the Whisky trust resigned to-
day. The designations were presented
To Federal Judge GrossCup. They We're
General John McNulta, John J. Mitch
ell and f. +. Lawrence
IL was thought by many that the
designations were the result of the
fight b' ween factions of the trust and
that sensational developments would
Follow, but nothing that would indi-
cate that such was the case appeared
on the surface today. The proceed
ings were quiet and apparently peace
able. Receiver Lawrence quietly
handed a folded paper to Judge Cross
cup. saying that he desired TO resign
owing to the pressure of his private
affairs, and that he did not desire TO
devote any more of his time to business
IN which he had no personal interest.
receiver Mitchell offered a like rason
Tor his resignation and said that no
was OF the opinion. anyway, that two
receivers could manager the business
or the trust without trouble-three re-
ceivers were too many General Nc
Nulta just followed suit to keen the
other two company
Then Judge Grosscup said he Thought
one man could take care of the whisky
trust interests. He then held a con-
ference with the attorneys interested
IN the trust and at he conclusion ac-
cepted the designations of Messrs. Law
renee and Mitchell and said that Cen
eral McNulta would he continued as
sole receiver
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PAID UP AND DISCHARGED.
Knights of Labor Encounter Something
Like u Family Jar.

Philadelphia March 23.-The Knights
of Labor in this city have just disposed
of a strike in their own ranks. Last
Thursday the five printer employed on
the Knights of Labor Journal, which
is plblished here. demanded back
wages. They had been working on
short time since February and claim
the smallest sum due any one of the
members was $50. Their demand was
refused, whereupon the foreman re-
signed and three of the men struck.
The local typographical union took up
their cases and today the strikers were
paid in full and discharged.
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NOT A QUORUM PRESENT.
Missouri Legislature Trans.cts Business
Under nifficuJfia.


Kansas City, March pa special
from eJfferson City, says: The house
met this morning without a quorum,
only sixty-eight members voting on
the first rool CALL seventy-two mem
bers being absent of lodging. The bill
was one affecting the street railways
of Springfield, giving one the right to
run over the tracks of another on pay
ment of a fair compensation
The deadlock over the educational an
preparation bill, appropriating money
for the support of the state university
and state schools, still continues. To-
day the house and senate conference
committees reported they were unable
to abree and asking for the appoint
ment or new committees. The prin-
c1pal item in dispute is the apprzopria-
ton of $4,000 for a medical building
at the university
After two hours debate, the house
this afternoon by a strict party vote.
40 Democrats to 81 Republicans. 1e-
FUSED to concur inth senate amend
ments to the Filley election bill. The
bill will now go to the conference COM
m1ttee and in the event that a COM
promise is reached it will be necessary
TO hold sessions at least until Monday.
In the event that it is shown that no
compromise can be reached an ad-
Journment sine die may be forced by
Saturday noon. The only other inn
pediment to adjournment is the edu-
catiOnal bill
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MAYBE SHE HAS WHEELS.
| Mrs. Delaney to be Examined as to Her
Mental Condition,

Washington, March 23.-The case of
Mrs. Mary Delaney, the Milwaukee
woman who is charged with setting
fire to two Catholic churches in this
city. was called in the police court to-
day and by agreemnt went over until
Wednesday.
Bond in the case was fixed at $4,000
and Miss Delaney was committed in de-
falut. While in Jail it is the intention
of the prosecuting officers to have an
examination nAde to determine her
mental condition. She today insisted
that she had not set lire to the
churches and denied that she had even
been in a church for some DAYS
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-03-27
NOT SO BAD AS THOUGHT.
Additional Examination Made as to Mrs.
Halton's Lynching.

Omaha, Neb.. March ga special
to the Bee from Ainsworth, Neb., saws:
The county attorney of Keya Paha
county came here last night to meet
Attorney General Churchill to confer
over the lynching of Mrs. Holten whic
took place several daye ago. The
county attorney has had charge of
the case and had the remains of the
deceased examined by two physicians
after the autopsy was held and they
decided that the victim had not been
outraged, but simply strangled. The
attorney general decided then that his
services were not needed in Keya Paha
county and returned east at once
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WICHITA MARKETS.

There was practically no market at
the yards yesterday. There were a
few cattle held over from yesterda sold
in the morning but there was not a car
load of stock received today
The only hogs on the market were a
few wagon deliveries, which sold 10
cents higher. There were % stockers
sold for $3.50. and 10 head for $500. The
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-03-27
NEW MINISTER'S SWORN IN.
Sagasta Ministry Replaced with one of Cas-
tfllo's Choosing

Madrid, March 23-The queenreg-
ent having charged Castillo with the
formation of a cabinet to replace the
Sagasta ministry, the following ap-
polntments were announced today:
President OF the council, Castillo; min
lister of foreign affairs, Duke Tetuan.
minister of grace and justice; Romer-
obledo; minister of war, General
Azcarraga; minister of marine, Adj
miral Beranger; minister of finance
Navarro Reyerter: minister of interior.
senator Cos Gayon; minister of public
works. Bosch: minister of colonies.
Castellanos. The new members OF fhe
cabinet were sworn In this evening.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-03-27
JAPAN STATES THE TERMS.
IL Hung Chang Asks Leave to Confer with
His Government.

New York. March pa special dis
patch from Toxic to the World saws:
The peace ambassadors of japan and
China met today at Shimonozki and
proceeded directly to business The
conditions upon which Japan viii com
sent to end the war were stated in ex-
pIlcit terms. After some discussion II
Hung Chang asked for three days de-
lay In order that he might consult the
authorities In Peking upon certain
points. 1t was granted. Unless the
government at Peklng instructs III
Hung Chang to reject the demands
which Japan considers indispensable to
a permanent peace, the treaty may be
speedily executed.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-03-27

Kansas City, March 23-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 1900; shipments 2,30O Market
steady to strong. Texas steers $500
5.25; beef steers $4.00@4.10; stockers and
feeders $1,50651O; Hogs-Receipts
1900; shipments 900. Market strong
to 10 cents higher, bulk of sales $4.559
AIS; heavies $4.55@4. SPY; packers $4.45
@4S21a; mixed $4.40@4.7O; light $4,000
4.60; yorkers SA5094.60. Sheep-Re-
ceipts 1900; shipments 500. Market
steady
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snyder sends His Resignation.

Topeka. March 23-S. H. Snyder.
state superintendent of insurance has
resigned The resignation takes effect
April l5- His term would have expired
July l, when Ex-Governor Anthony the
new appnintee. would have taken
charge.
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BEST IN THE WORLD.
Among the Detained Diamond Cutters Is
the King of the Craft

the King of the Craft.
New York, March 23.-Franz Van
Reeth. one of the excluded diamond
cutters who came over on the Ma
jestic, succeeded in getting a rehearing
today at Ellis island. 1t then develop
ed that he was the most expert dia-
mond cutter in the world. He claimed
to be worth 100000 and declared that
he came over to visit Mr.. Costerman,
one OF the Cincinnati firm. who are
supposed to have contracted for the
men. His examination will be con-
tinued Monday.
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THIRTY CENTS A YARE.
Four Mile Placer Camp is the Occasion of
Big Deal.

Denver, Colo. March ga special
to the News from Rawlins, Wyo., says:
Four Mile. the new gold placer camp.
nifty miles south, just across the border
in Colorado, is attracting considerable
attention. Today J. B. Adams of Oma-
ha left for the camp accompanied by
DR.. J. w Burton, William b. Haskins.
George F. Perkins and William How
ard Of Providence, r. l., to close deal
for some 1900 acres of placer land in
the district. The land sold runs 80 cents
and upward per cubic yard and the
price runs into six figures
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TO TRY THE TAYLORS.
Jury at Length Secured Out of a Large
Venire.

Carrollton. Mo-, March 23.-The trial
of the Taylor brothers for the murder
of Gus Meeks was begun here today.
The day was taken up selecting a jury
from a special venire of $50 men What
is considered an exceptionally good set
of men was finally picked and the trial
adjourned until Wednesday next 1t
was the Taylor brothers who were
chased so closely several months ago
by half dozen posses and barely
escaped lynching by getting into Ar
kansas.
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BimetalIic Leapue in Paris

Paris, March 23.-The Bimetallfc
league held it's first meeting here to-
day A committee was appointed to
prepare program for the propaganda
of the policy of the league. NJ. Loubet
formerly premier, is president of the
league.
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JURY COULD NOT AGREE.
Hilllmon Case Adds Another Fruitles Trial
to the List

to the List
Topeka, March 23.-The jury in the
famous Hillmon case, which has been
out since Tuesday morning, came in at
IL o'clock this morning. unable to agree
The jurors were Immediately discharg-
ed. 1t is said that seven were for the
plaintiff, Mrs. Hillmon, and five for the
defendants, the insurance companies.
This is the fourth trial of the case and
the third time juries have disagreed
At the third trial the plaintiff secured
a verdict, but new trial was granted
to admit important evidence before
excluded.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-03-27
WILL soUELcH THE cUBANs.
Program OF the New Spanish Government
Contains that Item

Contains that Item.
Madrid, March 23.-The program of
the new government being formed by
Senor Castillo is published. 1t pledges
the new ministers to act with energy
regarding the disturbances in Cuba.
and says that Cuba will not recou
from any sacrifices in order to sun
press the uprising
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CABINET MEETING!
EVERYBODY PRESENT BUT CAR.
Isle.

Additional Details of the Fight in Which
CARA Was Killed--His Presence atAtlan.
ia Desired by PrOtectionists. Cash in
the Treasury.
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Chicago Markets,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Open'g Hight yIow't Clos

NdSI QUUtdIIOIIS were as IOIIOWS
F'lour-Winter patents. S2.50G2.S0 win
ter straights, $2.3502.60 spring patents,
$3lOat3l5: spring straights. $210d2.S5; ba-
kers 81. .75d2. 25
No: 2 spring wheat. 57ssG6lssc; No g.
nominal; No; 2 red, 5ig54asc. No. corn,
451s445Ac. No. 2 oats, 2S24c; No. white,
32GS24c: No. 3. 311k@32c. No. 2 rye, 53l9c
No. 2 barley, SIC; No. g. 5ld53c No. 4,
nominal No. ! flaxseed. s.4212. Prime
timothy seed, $5.55. Mess pork, per bbl,
$l21212@12.25. Lard, per 100 lbs $500
Short ribs sides. Qoose) s6.00@605. Dry
salted shoulders. (boxed,l 55s45A: Short
distillers' finished goods, per gal, $l.26.
SuRarS-I Unchanged
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-03-27

All were Election Inspectors at the Last
General Election.
New York, March 23.-During last
night twelve men were arrested and
taken to police headquarters on war
rants issued on the indictments found
by the extraordinary grand jury and
referred to Justice Ingraham in the
court of oyer and terminer yesterday
The men arrested were all election in
spectors at the last election. They
gave 4ail this morning. Up to 4 p. M,
the total number arrested was fifteen
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1895-03-27

Washington March 22-Today.s state
ment Of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance e.e;.
sbs,4Sei gold reserve 800. .749, ,53l.
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London Wheat Market.

London. March 23-The weather dur
ing the past week improved and farm
work has been proceeding. The market
for wheat was quiet. The continental
demand subsided and prices were full
ly Sd down. But offers were not in
creased and the demand was very poor.
Cargoes aoat weflre neglected and weak
Parcels were quiet. Red winter wheat
afioat was quoted at 21s 10Ad. Spot
was slow. Flour was dull and weaker
at 3d@5d down for shipments. Maize
was weak but offers We're light Par
cells were quiet. Mixed American maize
March delivery was quoted at 2lS.
Barley was slow and easy. Oats were
dull on the prospect of the large sup
MI
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AGRARIANs MAY GO TOO FAR.
Signlgcant Hint to the Government in
German Trade Manual.


Washington, March 22.-United
States Consul General De Kay has
more to say about the pushing aggres-
sive German methods of capturing the
lucrative American trade for German
manufacturers in a special report to
the state department. He has trans
mitted translation of an official publi-
cation which contains valuable sug-
geStiOns to merchants looking to the
extension of their trade with the Unit
ed states. 1t concisely tells of our
American business practices, how
agents may be secured, how goods
should be packed and many other
facts of interest to exporters, and al
together the whole publication may
serve a useful purpose if adopted for
the guidance of American merchants
looking for foreign markets for their
products. One passage in the article
that is full of significance reads as fol-
lows:
However gratifying it may be when
our exporters receive such advices
from official sources, yet would we beg
TO remark that all such counsels will
be useless if our government shall be
driven by agrarian influences to risk
our commercial relations with the
world in general, but especially with
the United States"
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It. Louis Grain.

st. Louis, March 23.-Flour-Steady,
unchanged. Wheat-Steady at the
opening, not much being for sale,
later with increased demand advance
of q cent was scored, the market
closing with buyers near the top and
5s@A cent above yesterday. No. red
Cash, 534 cents bid; May. SAY cents
bid; July, 541S cents bid. Confirm
but dull, advancing % cent, which was
not sustained, easier cables causing a
decline. but the close was kDA cent
above yesterday. No. miXed-Cach.
427s cents; May 427s cents bid; July
43h G435s cents bid. Oats-Dull, but
strong for futures with advance of
B@A cent for May. Spot-Firm; No.
cash, so cents bid; May 30h cents bid
June, 29A cents bid. Rye-Steady.
Barley-Nominal. Bran-Easy on Of
ferings. Lead-Higher and firm,
$2.9212. Spelter-Firm, s3.05. Wool
Steady and UNCHANGED
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CITIZENS TAKE A HAND.
Additional Details of the Fight in Which
Cara was Killed.


Colon, Colombia, March 22.-Details
or an attack recently made upon Bocas
del Toro, in which the notorious bandit
CARA was killed, are just at hand On
Friday, March 8, party of rebels
from Nicaragua made a desperate at
tack upon Bocas del Toro. The gov
ernment soldiers were taken by sur
prise but when aroused they fought gal
lantly. Their lieutenant was killed.
The firing brought number of citizens
TO the aid of the government troops.
During the fight ten rebels were killed
nIteen wounded and twenty-three
taken prisoners. On the government
side there were four killed and nine
wounded. Cara was killed, as was
Castro, another rebel leader When
the leaders of the insurgents fell the
followers retreated in disorder and
look to the brush. At certain periods
of the fighting the firing was very wild
and several women Were killed
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas City, March 23.-Wheat-Firm
and half cent higher; No. hard 5215@
So; No. 2 red 53A @54; rejected 81 cents
Corn-No. mixed, firm AZ cents; No.
2 white Y cent higher. 431a@44 cents.
Oats-Steady; No. mixed 2S@2SA; No.
2 white 311a. Rye-No. 2 81. Bran
Steady. 6S67O Hay-Steady, unchang-
ed. Butter-Steady, unchanged. Eggs
firm cents
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Portland, Ore, March 22.-It is stat
ed herein Connection with the tentative
appointment of John NJ. Egan as re-
ceiver of the Oregon Short Line and
Utah Northern railway that the Amer
lcan Loan and Trust company will
pay the interest due under the Dillon
mortgage and that the suit will be
dismissed by the circuit court of wy
oming, leaving that court free to ratify
Eagan's appointment by Judge Gilbert.