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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12

Tnas heavenly minoeo eiOcut,cn which
consisted in speaking down the thrcas
with pietistic twane. like the snap OK q
bowstrins. has given place TO more direct,
manly address The relation hetvsen .a:n-
lister aud people IS less formal. but rscrc
hearty and friendly. To be sure, there are
some extreme reactions from the CID Pro
fsssioDal order In the shape OF slang, beis.
terousness and that familiarity which
may breed contempt, bur such examples
are not typical, but exccpticc.l-Csr;s-
tian Register.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
OUT IN. THE COLD.

Political candidates may be uneI-
pectedly left out in the cold when the
returns come in. but people who elect
to use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters FOR
dyspepsia. liver. kidney or bladder In
activity. constipation maIarial com
plants or nervousness. are never ieiI
IN the cold or elsewhere. Well may
physicians lend their unqualified sane
ton to this time-honored and unfailinz
m edicfue
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
STANDS RIGHT WHERE IT DID.
Lomax Asserts That the Union Pacific
Means What it Meant in December.

Omaha, Neb., Feb. lib. D. Cald-
well, chairman of the Western Trunk
Passenger committee, viii arrive in
Omaha tomorrow to hold a conference
with Messrs. Lomax of the Union Pa
cific and Francis Of the Burlington,
witha view Of patching UP the differ
ences between the Union Pacific and
the Burlington, Rock Island and Rio
Grande Western. After the termina-
ton of the conference here Caldwell
will go on to Denver with General Pas
senger Agent Bennett over certain fea-
lures of the agreement which Bennett
is now objecting to. Mr.. Lomax to-
night stated that the Union Pacific had
not changed a single degree from the
position taken last December, when the
defunct Transcontinental association
began the effort of trying to reunite its
members under a trunk line agreement.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
Three Thought to Have Been Fatally In
jured at q Kansas City Fire.


Kansas City, Mo. Feb. 1.-Five fire.
men were seriously, three of them per-
haps fatally, injured in a fire today
that ragged in the west bottoms this af-
ternoon. They are: Fred Ricketts,,
member Of a hook and ladder company,
who was internally injured by being
struck by revolving crank: James
Hauren and Sam Cox, who were pre-
cipitated fifty fet by falling floors: F.
X. Gaffney. who had his arm broken,
and Con O'Hearn, who was frozen al
most stiff. Hauren, Cox and OHearn
are Ina serious condition tonight and
the chances are against their recovery.
The fire started in the building oc-
cupied by the Creamery Supply COM
pany. Their stock was entirely con-
sumed and the building owned by
George P. Masservy of Boston. valued
at about $4,000, was Quilted. Reeves &
Co, manufacturers OF straw packing,
the Campbell Paint company and two
or three other firms IN adjoining build
ings had their stock slightly damaged
by water. The fire started at 1 o'clock
and for time threatened to wipe out
the entire block, being beyond control
for four hours. The total loss aggre-
gates 100000: insurance about half.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
FOUND IN A HAYsTACK.
Bodies Of Two Men who Were Frozen to
Death In the Late Storm.

Toledo. O.. Feb. ia special from
Bryan. O., says: This morning while
breaking into a stack of hay that was
wintered in an unused barn. Gideon
Falls. a farmer living short distance
from this town, on the Lake Shore road.
discovered the bodies OF two men who
had evidently taken shelter in the barn
during the storm last week and had
been frozen TO death. On the clothing
OF one of the men who was apparently
IS years old. was a travelling card of the
Metal Works union OF Denver, Colo,
issued TO Frank p. Hart Nothing was
found on the other 10 enable identifca-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
They VIII Sail the Defender.

New York, Feb. 11.-An evening news
paper says: The old sea sharp, Cap
tain Terry. has been engaged TO sail
the cup defender OF 1895. II is said that
in many respects he is the superior of
Captain Hanson, who sailed the Vigil
ant His superiority at the tiller is ad-
mitted and he is considered a great
Judge of wind and knows better when
10 bring the yacht about than any
other yachtman. He is also without q
peer as a trimmer OF sails.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
s..ss..r 1hs. a.s Hes.

White TIE a.i.!sss:isi cas-zc.sr nsy 10
ss genuine saa p.ous as it ever .F.s, TIE
st:itsca, maaners. etiquette, hslts- SID
professional standards CT fhe ministry are
no. .hsr they Used TO be 200 years ago C,
even 20 ye<r ago Az cd fAshiocsc,
sle.k si,k.nosz and professional nsssI.sy.
o.co r.s L1ocGESE, -sTe s-s. G-cs.c.-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
FIRE AMONG THE WHOLESALERS.
Fire In indianapolis Destroys Stout's Gro
cery Establishment.

Indianapolis. Ind, Feb. 11-At 2
O'Clock this afternoon fire originated in
the wholesale grocery establishment of
George w. Stout, ,oin South Meridian
street, and for time the entire whole
sale district was threatened and a re-
petition Of the great fire of seven years
ago in the same district was feared.
The flames were confined to the Stout
establishment, which was entirely de-
stroyed. The loss will reach about
Sis, 200. on which there is SIS 900 insur-
ance. The drug house of A. Keifer &
Co., suffered considerably by smoke
and water. This loss Is also covered
by insurance
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
AHtitoxine.

The new cure for dipbtheria is one of
the 'antitoxincs An aRtitoxine is a sub
stance produced in the blood Of an animal
which has been inoculated with germs in
doses Of gradually increasing strength.
The result Of these iDoculations is to give
20 the fluid part of the animals blood (the
serum, as it is called q wonderful power
Of killing the germs In question. The
horse is the animal employed IN tho prep
srstion Of the antitoxine OF diphtheris, and
the results are most encouraging. In this
way germs are actually being made 70 de-
stroy themselves.--NewY York Dispatch.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
Uncle Sam Nabs Them.

PENSACOLA, Fla, Feb. 11-Yesterday
afternoon a prize fight under the man
agement OF Denver Ed Smith came of
On the government reservation. \
deputy United States marshal witness
ed the fight and this afternoon Smith
and half dozen others concerned were
arrested on warrants issued by United
States Commissioner Tanison. They
were held for trial for violation of the
statutes of the United States.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12

vessels is supposed to be the James Ives,
which foundered OFF that place two weeks
ago, but the identity of the second craft
is a mystery. Judging from the fact that
both vessels were under way when they
went down, the locality has no doubt been
the scene of a recent shipwreck and loss
of life. There were no signs of life about
the vicinity. Neither were there any boats 3
adrift near by.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
JUST AS HAWAIIAN SAYS.
Agreement Nearly Effected for Going on
With the Debs Trial.

Chicago, Feb. 1.-THE Debs con-
spiracy trial was again delayed today
by the illness of Juror Coe, who cannot
be in court for two weeks, and Judge
Grosscup said he would announce his
decision at p. M, as TO whether or not
the trial will proceed with IL jurors.
The attorneys for the defense this
afternoon declared if the judge decided
to call another jury, they would accept
the IL jurors now serving, and would
read the evidence to the new man. This
suggestion struck Judge Grosscup fav-
orably and he asked all the defendants
if they were willing to accept this
course. All agreed with the exception
of Hannahan, who was not in court. If
his consent is obtained, this plan viii
he followed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
DIDN'T WAIT TO BE ROBBED.
On the Santa Fe Forty Miles an Hour IL the
Better Part of Nalor.

Ardmore, /. T. Feb. 1l.-An unsuc-
cessful attempt was made TO hold up
the north bound Gulf. Colorado and
Santa Fe passenger train about $50
o'clock this rnornig at 8 point on Hick-
ory creek, in a desolate region about
two and an alf miles south OF the little
town of overlook. The train was the
fast Kansas City through passenger
and express known as No. ?. due here a;
D. m and was In chargeof Conductor
Conlick The railroad company have
established a new Altering station near
the point where the hoid-up was al
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
HARD UP, AT ANY RATE.
Arrest Of a Foreign NObleman for Not Pay
ing for What He Drinks.

Santa Cruz. Cal, hsFeb. 11-Baron
Raphael was arrested this morning
charged with obtaining bottle of wine
under false pretenses at the local hotel.
He was elected from the wine room last
evening and this mornig had the bar
tender arersted for battery. The cour-
ter arrest for the non-payment of wine
consumed followed. Raphael says he
was lieutenant on an English man of
war at Victoria and that he came from
New Zealand four months ago. He
admits that he is in financial need and
that he is in search Of employment, but
claims to be heir to valuable estates in
England.
Pimples. blackheads, red. rough and
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12

nr- Chng~stsr. who wss taking . IA,
ea s,resi car. had Ius. LSa<e.i Lsf dol.
Lar 70 tee osIdBcscr On oeast.rx ,b.
eassss ssFsn to E.E. IN se.rrn Ls callsa
o..
Tend eeto-. Tcu dicn'. hep 81. yous
ME. iez'vs ss-s75 nc % o.2.s."
20 hAss. =. -: shs osIduesos
oSorf'az . A,s.s..a Il ss1st ksys eru2-
@ssns n f.y nAc<G poekss by ME
saxe- 1asnxs
lie so>< hscx the dime. ru. ~ inso fss
srop~- reeksi, and Hr Chuzxss~r rode 20
rs crs-s2stson tu-E-ed with tn~ comfort
sbis sioH tsat ecf2ez With the conscious
htss q having r.s=o . manly, borsxssss,
sS->gss s<t
md !: was D.: rEfsi xr cboswasss
had s9t a tbs ezr TIA. 10 ez.Lsd grao
Lirs he had pad ~ c-Eis feg "a rs1a-
Chicago .r4b11s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
THE SNAKE THAT GRlNS.
This Il the Name Applied by the India
TO the sidsvinder.

1his II The Same Applied By the Indians
to the sidsvinder.
To the unpreludiced observer the side
windsf Is by 10 means a bad looking
snake Indeed the general expression Of
It's face Is bright and corieal rather than
horrible. When startled, IL has hsbit OF
raisins its head several inches IN the air
and then turning rom side 70 side % see
what Ia going On. A, such times the
quick motion Of the bead, together with
the appearance ct the horns. that stand up
like shabby Iits,e ears remind one aiBos.
irrc.istibly Of a terrier when some ore
szys 80 - w. --f.% fts NsrsfGtb ltsaf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
STICKING TO THEIR BUSINESS.
itchison Receivers Look at the Road an
Ignore Reorganization.

Ignore Reorganization.
New York, Feb. 1I-Receivers Walk
er and McCook, of the Atchison rail-
road company who arrived on Sunday
after a trip of inspection of the road,
report the physical condition of the
property as excellent. They deny the
current rumor that they visit is on &C
count of the disapprov2l of certain
features Of the proposed re-organiza-
ton plan and declare they are giving
their exclusive attention to the opera
ton Of the Atchison properties and
have no knowledge Of the details Of
the plan of reorganization.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
Brave Knight OF the Grip Prevents the
Burning of n Hotel

Hennessey. o. T, Feb. u.-Hennes-
sey came very near having a DISASTROUS
fire this afternoon. About $50 fire
broke out in the office OF the Metropoli-
tan hotel. 1t started in the ceiling
near the chimney. It was discovered
by John Balm. a travelling salesman for
Srlith-McCord. Kansas City. and by his
heroic efforts the fire was put out and
the hotel saved
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
Enocke<, Out Yankee

London, Feb 11.-At Central hall.
Holburn tonight. J. c. Johnson Of ST
Paul, Mimi. knocked out Robinson, alias
Cock Robin in seven rounds. The
fight was for 1900 and the ten stone six
pound championship Of the world.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
BAD LOT AT LIBERTY.
Nine Jail Birds Leave An Ohio Jail Without
Saying Goodbye.

Saying Goodbye.
Columbus. O., Feb. 11.-Nine prison.
ers escaped from the Athens county
Jail today. They bored out a panel in
the outer door Of the Jail, giving con-
troll of the street door. Four went east
on the Baltimore and crossed the river
on the ice at Belpre. Officers are in
close pursuit. The principal prisoners
are: Joseph Richardson. John Ras-
musson, Frank Conroy, William Nelson.
Isah Moon and Howard Bowen. Six of
the nine were in for felony.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12

senate. and seventy-one out of 100 men,
oers of the house.
Mr. Allen spoke for three hours and
had not concluded when at 5:45 o'clock
the senate adjourned.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
LIKE 1T HAPPENS IN THE PLAY.
Prominent and Respectable Young De-
faulter Suicides When Discovered.

faulter Suicides When Discovered.
Fayetteville. Ark, Feb. ia sensa-
tlon has been created here by ]. L.
DICKSON, a prominent young business
man Of this city, committing suicide by
taking strychnine. He had been CASH
Ter OF the McIlrOy Banking company up
to the 1st Of January. and since that
time an investigation Of his books show
ed that he was $21 900 short His bonds
men were SO notified and went to his
residence to get statement from him.
While there, he went out, took poison
and died in ten minutes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
WILL CONTEST THE ACCOUNT.
Sarah Althea Hill Terry's Incoming Guar
dian is Hard to Please.

San Francisco, Feb. 11.-R. Porter Ashe
filed in the supreme court today his ac-
count as guardian of the estate of
Sarah Althea Hill Terry, stating that
the estate was insolvent and is indebt-
ed to him for money advanced for Mrs.
Terrys maintenance In the Stockton
insane asylum. This was reply to the
petition of Thomas H. Williams Jr.,
who charged that he has not properly
accounted for Mrs. Terry's money and
property. Her property now comprises
a house and lot in Fresno, which is said
to be worth $4,000 and mortgaged to the
Pacific bank for $1,000. Williams, who
was appointed guardian in place or
Ashe. announced that he would contest
the statement of the account.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12

II was at the club. Waiter tat IL p nj
sTbere is a lady outside who says her HIS
band promised 20 be home early to-nignt
All lrisingl me moment
Chips
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12

HorxI GCEsr-SSow, are you sure ihaf
this bed Is quite clcAnt' Aaid-"fes- slr-
The sheets were oniy washed this mSr2sns- &c
Jus. feel EN- they xia' dry ye. '-!.srf -
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
HE SAW THEIR TOP MAsTS.

Two Unknown SchOOners Sunk just Outside
the Delaware Capes.
Philadelphia, Feb. IA telegram re-
ceived hete today by the Clyde Steamship
company from the captain of the Alonquin
which has just arrived from Jackson
vile, reports passing the topmasts OF
two three-masted schooners sunk just out
side the Delaware capes. One of these
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
LIKE A PROFESSIONAL JOB.
Cracksmeu Despol the L0ng-Ben Lupb
Company Of Safe Full Of Notes.

Company OF Safe Full Of Notes.
Pittsburg. Kan, Feb. 1.-THE Office
Of the Long-Bell Lumber company in
this city was entered by burglars early
this morning, the safe blown open and
$4,000 in notes and mortgages stolen
There was no money in the safe. The
work bore evidence Of being done by
Professionals
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12

The corner stone of good housekeep-
ing is DR.. Prices Cream Baking Pow
der. It's a sure foundation.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12

Roll on thou deep and dark blue
ocean," The lightest rolls are those
made from DR.. Prices Cream Baking
Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
TO WEED THEN OUT
OKLAHOMA'S LEGAL FRATERNITY
MAKES A MOVE

To Provide for the Common Defense and
General Welfare, There is introduced in
the Legislature Bill to Make the Way
Mighty Rough for the Incompetent
Would-be Practitioner--There are Bars
and Bars--Urging the Opening of the
KickapOo CONFEDERATION Of Hide In
neutrality-suspicious. Confirmed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
GLAD TO STAY AT HOME.
Survivor of the Elbe Disaster Who Will
Tempt the Sea No More.

Cleveland, O.. Feb. 11.-County Com
missioner John Vevera, one of the few
survivors of the Elbe disaster. arrived
home today.
The meeting between Vevera and his
family was mast pathetic. America
is the greatest country on earth" said
Vevera, "and / do not want to leave IL
again. I wouldn't take another trip
across the Atlantic for all the money In
the world"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
In Our Greaf Grandfather'S Time,

-
ral use. Like the
lunderbuss ~ of
hat decade they
we're big and cluui-
", but inefec-
i've. In this cent
ury of enlight-
euulent, we have
I DR.. Pierce's
: Pleasant Pei
y lets, which
- cure all liver,
stomach and
bowel derauge-
neutS in the
most effective
way.
Assist Nature
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
PLAYED HAVOC WITH FIREMEN.

Pimples. blackheads, red, rough and
oily skin prevented by Cuticura Soap.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
>orOntr 8 JuT.
JOHN BAN FAMED 1T OUT.

When you think Of spring medicine
how quickly Hoods Sarsaparilla comes
to your mind.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12
San Francisco Races.

What shall we do with our daugh-
ters?" Teach them to cook with DR..
Prices Baking Powder.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-02-12

He Introduces Resolution to Pay In Gold
Providing Anything Occurs to Disturb
the Parity of Gold and Silver--Stewart
Submits an Anti-Preference Resolution
Matter Goes Over--Pettigrew After
the Pacific Railroads--Post Office AP-
propriatfon Bill Takes Most of the
Day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

According to the statements o; the cor
respondents OF tho Engiish papers the
Japanese soldiers were guilty OF tho
NEST horrible barbarlIy aftet their oecu-
patton of Port Arthur. II tAe. 6nesher.
: les OF prisoners, men. women and chill
dren. were as great de reported the va.
rious civilized nations Of the earth would
surely be justified In interfering to put an
end to such atrocities. They are equally
as barbara Gus and repluslYe as the massa
Gre OF the Armenians by the Turkish sol
diery. and II the nations OF Europe ara
Justified In uniting to check a repetition
of cold blood and cruel murders In one
case they are equally justified In doing 60
In the other. II the time shall ever come
when brutality shall be checked the coon
or step shall bs taken In that direction
the greater will be the credit to our civil :
cation and boasted christian enllg hten.
mant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

According to Dun's Review this eoun-
try has been exporting for some time
back 5000. 900 month more than 1t
has imported. II this is followed up for
q year or two the export OF gold Will
certainly be checked. and the current set
In Westerly direction. II our country.
men were not in debt either by buying
or borrowing of Europeans there would
be no shipment OF gold, and the alarmists
who are continually crying wolf oou Id
possess thslr souls In peace. Tho great
trouble experienced In our country is ow-
ing 70 the failure OF the Government to
-relse revenue to pay expenses. If there
were surplus received above tho week
ly outlay there would be no occaslc N to
sell bonds or In any way add to the
National debt. Democratic laundering
and tariff tinkerlnK brought calamity
upon sand the leaders pf the party are
too stupid TO apply the proper remedy to
sztrica.e the country from the psriis
~hich assaii 1t. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-After searching for
more than six months lawyers have found
the heirs to the estate of the late John Nc
Gallery, who died here last June, leaving
about es5o, 900 worth of property. After a
most careful investigation these heirs have
been found and their claim TO shares in
the great fortune established. In his will
the testator declared that he had several
children whose names he could not remem-
Der. These children were Sarah, Susan
and Margaret McCaffery, born between
ls4i and 1876, and after placing them In a
boarding school in Washington their
father disappeared in 1859, never com
municating with them again. The names
Of the descendants Of these three daugh-
ters are given, and claim is laid to share
In the big estate. There are many othex
heirs TO the estate, as McCaffery was marl
ried three times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

DENIS s. SHIELDS and the hundreds OF
special constables who did yeoman duty
at the late election have a bad attack of
the blues because nelthor the Levy Court,
>Willard Salisbury nor the State Demo.
- Committee will honor their com.
LILY paying the money which they
hey would hayo received for try
inft0 Yltllaldsle honest voters from eH-
ercislng their lawful rights.
The cuAj>seems to have been worse than
the disease Nor Instead of making votes II
now transp,A u that oil the specials state
boldly that thoY will liy dn COOP unless
they get the money.
It ls safe to say that tho Democratic
leaders Will lot th.4 go 10 Barbadoss for
Willard salisbury IL bean Informed by
the people of De 1WafS that he will not
have the chance te $40 his name appear
In print as Senator Saulseary. He there
fore will not give uhecA for the pay
insnt o, the constables
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09
rnE kouNDsMAN WON.


tosrsilSd ~ Nex xSr4 xsfies neer4 =
Heinx>a>s hin.
NEW Yokx, Jan. q --Ths celebrated c4ss
Of Ronndzhnp John w. Goodwin k&ainat
the poles buxrd, witch wA4 The lonae2b
and most psfalstently fought litigation n
the annals Of the police department. ended
yesterday in the board reinatAting Good
win 10 his former rank, and paying him
t6,ooe back shlary and 81, las sxpenses for
prosecuting his suit. Goodwin at once
got his shield, and it was pinned on him
again after an absence of six years.
Goodwin was formerly attached 10 the
Oak street police station, under command
Of Captain Carpenter. In Aueust 1850. q
carriage in which Goodwin and his wife
were out driving upset near the ssation
house. Goodwin was carried into the sta
tlon house slightly hurt. He was charged
by Captain Carpenter with being intoxi-
Gated The captain demanded his resigna-
ton and extortcd 1t from him.
Goodwin signed the paper, but added
the words, Under duress" Sergeant
McGann, under orders FROM Captain Car
penter, erased the words. II was upon
this that the contention hinged in the nu-
fnerous hearings Of the casc before the po-
lice board and In the courts. The supreme
court finally decided that tho scratching
out Of the two words entirely changed the
document, aud that II was not TO be con-
sidered as voluntary resignation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-09

44A4 ~ a 4 d lHsufsl VAN -
ffou th>Ir tsli h ~ Addloka' divsr6s
asse nov b W = = 81 51< Court
Nj. 1llis &}f6<161 <tf ~ h1dioka'
faxed th1t ne elIsnt ~ given also wssk
and ths attSrnsrs " Nv " pay legnl
szpsnses Is ier as the celebrated case had
MIA A. was very kindly granted eloo
per sn0ntb snd the iswyersGod bless them
ucre given q, 500. How much weeping
and waiiing and gnashine OF teeth must
have siruck The attorney whom they heard
OF the u. 90 cut. These are Democratic
hard times. our legal brethren should re.
member and 40 everything has gone down
10 price. Why not the law Mr. Miller. Mr..
Addtcks' private secretary says his income
10 onsthird what Mira. Addicks under oath
nays II 10.
Wonder who knoss the wife or the pri-
vnte secretary.
Then again. their should not be di.
vorce case tried before our Courts with
closed doors. or before Commissioner.
Mr.. Ward Insisted on having the case
tried In public, wilhelm. HlIlos objected,
and wanted 1t tried in private.
surelyif the piamtin who is now seek.
ing after the highest office Ia the gilt of
the people. has nothing to conceal from
tho ears Of the people, his wife who Is
see king tho divorce should not have any
cause to complain of an open trial.