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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
WILL MAN FIVE MORE SHIPS.
Since Congress Has Authorized an Increase
in the Naval Enlistment.

Washington, March 6.-The increase
of the enlisted force of the navy by
$40. 900 allowed by congress will, 1t IS
estimated at the department afford
the means 10. put in commission i've
ships which have been lying idle at the
navy yards. They are the Boston.
which has been out of commission at
the Mare Island navy yard for nearly
o. year, meanwhile undergoing extern
eive repairs; the armored cruiser
Maine. built at the New York navy
yard, but never in service; the double
turreted Monitor Amphritite, begun
away back in the Chandler administra-
ton and only recently finished at Nor
folk navy yard; the Lancaster, a man.
of-War with an honorable record,
transformed at the New York navy
yard last fall into q school ship for
runners, and the Marion, which was
repaired at the Mare Island navy yard
last summer after long service on the
China station. The addition Of the
Boston and the Marion to the Pacific
station will greatly aid the depart
ment in its efforts TO provide a suitable
fleet early next summer for service in
the Boring sea patrol.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF THE JEWS.
Violent Excitement Attends the Discussion
in the Reichstsg.

in the Reichstag.
Berlin, March 6--During the debate
in the reichstag today the question of
restricting Jewish immigration was
discussed among other anti-Semite
proposals. Herr Hass suggested that
naturalization should be made condi-
tional upon the national sentiment up
on the individual applying for it and
upon his ability to earn his livelihood
Herr Reickert declared that Herr
Haas wished to erect a Chinese wall
against free intercourse.
DR.. Won BOetticher said il was con-
trary to the spirit of the commercial
treaties to prevent a Jew belonging to
a contracting state from engaging in
trade in Germany. On the other hand
there was nothing to prevent the gov
eminent from expelling foreigner
who infringed the police regulations.
Herr Hermes amid loud and I'M
ceasing Interruptions, violently at
tackled the anti-Semites, whom he de-
ciared to be "a disgrace to Germany
and worse even than the Socialists"
Rector Ahlwardt. the notorious jew
batter, made a violent diatribe against
the Jews whom he repeatedly described
as being beasts OF prey, swindlers and
pirates"
Herr Richter protested against the
president of the reichstag. Herr Levi
Zow, allowing such scandalous re-
marks to pass without cersure. but
Herr Richter was himself rebuked by
Herr IeyitZow, who, amid loud APP
plause from the members of the Right,
said he could not permit his conduct
in the chair TO be criticized
To this Herr Richter retorted: IF
have not a technical right 10 do SO, |
at least have the moral right on my
side" Great uproar)
The discussion was then closed and
after heated personal alterations, the
proposals of Haas were rejected. Later
the resolution OF Won Hammerstein
against Jewish immigration was re-
irrfad nv a vote of LIZ To II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07

the WinSate-S tone WelleS Nerchantfls
company. The company has been doing
"a large wholesale business in mems fur
n;Sh;nS goods ut So Delaware street
me petitioners set forth that the com
rany was Incorporated with SspOeo cant
TAI stock, of which SIS. 90 has been paid
IN fun, but plaintiffs ailege that the al
rertors or the company without the knowl-
edge and consent OF plaintiffs have organ
izeU other furnishing goods companies
with the assets OF this company. They
say that the Western Furnishing Goods
company ~ owned and controlled by
samuel ;. Stone. T. G. briggs and Arthur
j. Nelles. who constitute the majority OF
The defendant companys board OF direc-
tors The plaintiffs ailege overdraftS on
the part OF some Of the officers Of the
company. and "A quarrel among the ~.
rectoTs, while the company has an In.
OF Sl5.GJ They say that the
business has been so managed that a
large part 90 the assets are outstanding
accounts. and that creditors have already
threatened 10 interfere with the busln>
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
ghe aaehia 4sly Eagle: Saturday aornno Elah l. 1895

er's debt 5000 shares Of sugar stock. to
his father, Claus Spreckles. The latter
transferred the security to the Nevada
bank. Although half the debt has
been cancelled and the bank holds Sc
curity far in excess of the amount owed
it threatens to have the stock transfer
red from Rudolph Spreckles name. This
will be done, it is alleged, for the pur-
pose of voting the stock against him
at the next election, depriving him all
his right in the company and practical
Ivy injuring him to the extent of the
value of the stock which he places at
81 $50, 000 He wants the bank restrain
ed from sending this stock out of the
country of meddling with il in any
way, pending the liquidation of c. A.
Spreckles' debt. Judge Hubbard grant
ed temporary Injunction and viii hear
the case
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
LATER AND MORE DIRECT.
Mataca. is Ambnshes, In the Hills and a Hot
Fight Ensues.

Havana Cuba, March s.-Owing 10 the
further disturbances in Santa Clara,
the government declares that the pro-
vince Is under martial law. 4 party Of
2f9 insurgents appeared near the sugar
plantation Of San Luno yesterday. They
were under command o. Matagas who
Is characterized ss bandit 4 detsch-
ment OF volunteers was sent here and
they went in search q Hztagss' party.
They were found ia Los Cunos. near the
village OF Santiago. where the insuT-
gents were ambushed IN q fine position.
surrounded By low hills. \ hot engage
mert followed and lasted more than an
hour The volunteer forces fought
hravely however and finally dislOdged
them. Several were wounded OF both
sides but none were killed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
WILL GO ON WITH WORK.
New York Contractors VIII Proceed Wit
Union or Non MON Men.

New York Contractors VIII Proceed With
Union or Nom Union Men.
New York, March 6.-The United
Building Trade league, composed of all
the members Of the Employees and Con-
tractors association, met tonight and
adopted the following:
Resolved. That we. the contractors
on the various buildings affected by the
strike, in meeting as a body agreed to
proceed with our work at once, with
union or non-unicn men, and pledge to
each other our mutual support, and
that il is our opinion that the various
employers organization should en-
dorse this action.
President Ottoe EidiitZ of the Mas
ter Builders association, said in eNpia-
nation that the Electrical Contractors
association had adopted a similar reso-
luton week ago. saying that the nom
union men would be put to work Mon
day morning, but decided 10 wait a
few days 10 see If any Of their men
would return to work. Since they have
not done so all the contractors in the
various trades have decided to put nom
union men in place of the strikers
At least $50 men Of the United Broth
erhood OF Carpenters (Which is not af-
filiated with the board of walking dele
gateS) who have been employed on
John Jacob Astor,s house. the Savoy
hotel. and Millionaire Yerkes' on Fifth
avenue. went on a strike today out OF
Sympa thy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
Flashes From Foreign Parts.

London. March 6.-Seven miners were
killed this morning while descending the
shaft of a lead mine near Shrewsbury.
Madrid, March "a fire today i'm the
Sohel mine at Cornado. near HueIva, re-
suited I'm the loss OF twenty-one lives.
Shanghai, March 6.-The japanese cap
tured the city Of New Chwang Monday
night after a desperate fight with the
Chinese defenders. No losses on either
side are given.
London. March Ga dispatch FROM
Rome TO the Chronicle says tnaS ,Iie pope.
under pressure from the Austrian gov
eminent, has agreed to send a denuncia-
ton OF anti-Semitism to the auti-Semite
leader in Austria.
City of Mexico. March 6.-The city cOun-
ell voted 5000 for victims OF the late dis
aster.-Five were killed and twenty wound
Ell in a riot and destruction OF a bull ring
at Puebla, because a spectator was dis
satisfied with the class Of bulls furnished
for the fgntng.-No change IN Mexico
Guatemala negotiations.
London, March Ga dispatch 10 the
Daily News from ConstantinOple SAYS
that the sultan. on his own initiative, in
quired into and denounced the interfer-
ence with the circulation OF Bibles. after
the British and American Bible societies
firmly refused TO certify that no such in
reference had occurred.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
oNLyA BooKkEEPER,s ERROR.
Bat IL Scared Treasury officials Like a Two
Million Dollar shortage.

Million Dollar shortage.
Washington. March 6.-The seeming
falling off since yesterday OF S2,090,0O
In the gold reserve as shown by todayS
treasury statement, was the subject of
anxious Geographic inquiries sent to-
tlay by treasry officials to the subp-
treasury at New York. The replies
were TO the effect that there had been
no loss OF gold either for export or
otherwise. and that the seeming loss
was occasioned by an error in book
keeping by which gold received on &C
count of bonds had been credited TO the
General gold accout.
Mr. Jordon. the sub-treasurer at New
York, and the superintendent of the
assay Office are both temporary abcent
and il is expected some one unfamiliar
with the complicated details of the
bookkeeping department mad made a
wrong entry. The matter undoubtedly
would be Strengthened out tonight. The
treasury officials repJGiated the public
statement that they were dissatisfied
with the rate at which gold was being
deposited under the recent bond con-
tract On the contrary they say the
syndicate has more than complied
with the requirements Of the contract
In this particular and that as a matter
Of fact the government prefers that
lh. gold should come IN slowly
The contract calls for a deposit by
foreign biderS OF not less than 100000
ounces per month and this limit has
been considerably exceeded from the
first.
TO EOUALIZE THE PENALTY !
Washington, March 1.-THE last con-
sress having passed an act providing
that whenever by the articles of the
navy the punishment under sentence
IF a court martial is left 10 the discre-
lion of the court that punishment IN
time of peace shall not be III excess OF
limit prescribed by the president,
Secretary Herbert today appointed
board of naval officers to consider the
subject and report a schedule of pun
shments in such cases. The navy has
long felt the need of reform in this re-
spect, the sentences imposed by differ
nnt court martials for like offenses
varying much in severity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
HAS LEGAL POINTS MT.
Mrs RaI;ington Booth Recognized =.
Salvation Arnsy Minister.

Cincinnati. D. March s-Today two
officers OF the Salvation Army APPEAR
ID before Judge Ferris of the probate
court and made application for a I-1in-
ister's license for Mrs. EzHingtou
Booth 20 enable her 20 offisiste ~ 2
wedding Ia b. celebrated soon ~ tne-r
temple IN this city. II was new cues
ton The CONT could md TO strict
statutory authority or the subject. bat
under the policy 81 The law which e.
cuursses wesilocE. the judge said he
would grant tire license. By - dong
the salvation Array - recognized - .
religious congregation. snd Nrz- Bal-
ilug-on Booth. ore 81 the most WiteiF
known women ~ the world. IS = min
sstsr % that order
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
STRUCK ON A REEF
FRENCH B.RK WRECKED OFF TIL
COLOMBIAN COAST.

Emigrant Ship From France to Carthagena
With Forty Emigrants Encounters n
Gale and is blown High Upon a Coral
Reef Sticking Firmly That the
Waves Fail TO Garry Her on Again.
Water supply is kxhSasted--Fearfui
Neutrality-suspicious. Answered But no
Relief sent--The Escape.
San Francisco, March e.-The Pacific
Mail steamship Acapulco. which ar
rived today from Central American
ports. brings additional details OF the
wreck OF the French bark Amerique. on
Jan. -. off the Colombian coast. The
Amerique was bound from France 20
Carthagena, Colombia. with ninety emf
grants. During a gale she was blown
upon the BOGUS de Cenineza reef, two
miles of the coast She struck with
such force that her masts went by the
board. Luckily for those on board.
the bark became spiked fast on the
rocks and she settled down on the reef
so firmly that the seas which swept over
her decks did not force her of into the
deep water
The crew and passengers. however.
suffered untold hardships. The ships
water supply gave out the first day. 1t
V as impossible TO launch any lifeboat
owing to the roughness OF the sea on
the second day the watchers on the
wreck sighted the Colombian glnboat
La Popa and We're led to believe that
succor was at hand. but the gunboat
after exchanging signals with the YES
sci, steamed away on her course. The
hopes OF the unfortunates We're again
raised the next morning. when the Pa
chic mail steamer City OF Para and the
Mexican steamer Elisha came within
Mailing distance. Both vessels passed
close TO them and after asking by sig
nal the state of affairs on board. pass
ed on their way. on the morning of the
fourth day the sea went down and the
people were able 20 quit the wreck in
their small boats. once ashore the emf
grants were taken care OF by the French
consul
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
WILL BE HELD IN VIENNA.
International Exhibition of Agricultural
Machinery.


Washingto. March 6.-Secretary Nor
ton has been advised through the de-
partment of state of an interna tional
exhibition Of agricultural machinery
to be held in Vienna May 5, g. and s.
1895. The lists of applicants for space
from America will remain open until
April -, 1895, and all exhibits must be
in place by April 10. Exhibitors whose
machinery needs power must supply
their own motors, which will be regard
ed as a part of the exhibit. Arrange
ments have been made concerning free
entry of all exhibits and privilege OF
transportation over the Austrian rail-
ways and the Austrian government has
requested this government to guarantee
free entry of all exhibits from this
country which may not be sold in
Austria All complaints should be
addressed to the committee of the I'm
perial Agricultural society, No. Is Her.
enstrasse, Vienna, Austria.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
Cnspeakable Misery.

Is the man of woman troubled with
dyspepsia Heart palpitations, sour
stomach, heartburn, uneaSinesS of the
nerves, oppression or a sense of empti-
ness at he pit of the stomach, are
among its symptoms. HoStetter's
Stomach Bitters eradicates it, ard en-
tirely overcomeS constipation, bilious
ness, rheumatic, kidney and malariai
complaints. Use this thorough rene
dy systematically and it will achieve
permanent results
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
DEMANDS THE CoNsUL's RECALL
American Consul General at Havana OBJ
noxious 10 the Spaniards.

Madrid. March Captain General
Calleia has demanded the recall of the
American consul general at Havana.
at cabinet council tonight it was
agreed TO support the demand.
Washington. March Sowing to the
lateness of the hour when the news of
thse demand FOR the recall of the Ameri-
can consul general at Havana was re-
ceived, it was impossible TO secure any
Information in regard TO 1t here. The
last government blue book, dated July
]. 1893, gives the nome of the consul
general at Havana as Ramon .. Will
iams of New York. No information
on the subject had reached the Spanish
legation here UP to 8 o'clock this even
ing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
NOT BREAKING THEIR NECks.
Folks Where Cleveland Goes do not Rush
Out to Get Look at Him.

folks w mere Cleveland Goes DO not hu>h
Out to Get a Look at Him.
Norfolk, Va. March e.-The United
States lighthouse tender Violet, with
the presidential party on board. which
left Washington Tuesday morning, ar
rived at Norfolk this morning at about
$3.50 O'Clock and proceeded directly to
Portsmouth, where q stop was made II
the United States buoy yard opposite
the navy yard Very little interest was
manifested in the arrival of the party
and when they reached the yard but
two persons We're at the dock.
The president rose soon after leav-
ing Portsmouth and was on deck at
O'Clock when the vessel reached the
Gilmerton dock. through which she
had TO pass on her way TO the North
Carolina waters.
In answer 20 inquiries Commander
Lambertson said the president was
feeling very we'll and had greatly en-
joyed the pleasant trip down the bay
and through Hampton roads The
president, he added, would return in
eight or ten days.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
FRANCE WILL MEET 1T.
Measures Taken to Defend Against Ger
many's Action ON sugar.

many's Action ON sugar.
Paris March 6.-The government has
decided in the event of the German
reichStag voting an Increased export
duty on sugar. to ask parliament to
vote an equivalent increase in the SUI
gar tax on foreign sugars imported in
to France and to provide for the pay
ment of an export bounty on French
sugars, so as to enable them to COM
pete with German sugars in foreign
markets. The government has also de-
cided in the eventuaiity mentioned, to
ask parliament to limit the quantity of
colonial and foreign sugars admitted
into France for refining purposes, and
moreover that sugar only be allowed to
be imported at certain ports and from
specified countries
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
THE. WEATHER.

Washington. March 5.--Foilowius - the
forecast up 20 .. IN. THURSDAY:
For kansas-Fair. west winds and
warmer In western portion.
For Internationally fair. pre-
coded by showers In extreme western
portion; winds shifting 10 southeriy.
For Colorado-Fair. variable; warmer
I'm northern portion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
GO IN FOR OLD THINGS
Descendants of Oficer- of Old War Meet
In Old Tavern


New York. March e-The Military
and Naval Order OF the United states
a social organize ton whose members
are iineal descendants IN The male lins
OF officers Of one or IN four wars OF the
republic, the war Of the resolution the
war Of 1si3. the war OF TTipolio and the
Mexican. held an interesting meeting
in the Century restaurant formerly
known as the Century tavern. No IL
Williams street this afternoon The
tavern is the Oldest house IN New
York. dating hack 70 1882 u was for
merry paJronizsd by Washington La
fayette and other distinguished men Of
the revolutionary times
In the absence OF Commander Banks.
Vice Commando James H Morgan
presided General FItz John Porter 2
veteran Of the Mexican war. reviewed
~ a short address the eau leading
I'D TO the results effected by that WAY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07

General Egbert L. viele spoke of the
organization and it's purposes and said
that while the military societies were
somewhat numerous in the United
States, this order encroached in no way
upon the territory of any other. II in
Guided four wars where most of the
societies recognized only one war.
Frank Mavery spoke of the motives
which prompted the organization Of
the order and the objects for which IL
was created. y luncheon rendered the
POO visitors present followed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyE.

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Price 20 cents per box. For sale by
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07

In opening 9 public library recently Il.
lord chancellor - England aid that. al
though IS pr ceEt Nigh. RID fctson, 10
pes worth while eszs0ilshing re ins,its-
ton f1s - p~T osnt - ihgushtfui rcadsrs,
while TIE Trsodesate resding a se.snn ~ss
n 10 means a. evil
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
HE WENT FITTING
CRESCENDO DOES STUNN NC TIME
ON HIS FIRST TRY.
Does the Half Mile in 4S Is, Making the
Done on the Coast--Brings Lots of
Money Home with Him--National
Meeting of the l.. a. w. Places the Con-
tract for Publishing the Bulletin and
Makes Changes in Annual Dues--Presi-
dent WiiIison Recalls His Resignation.

San Francisco, March 6.-Nagle
Burke uncovered a good thing today in
the 2-year-o1d race. CrescendO, hand
some looking colt by F1ambeau out of
Imp Janet, ran like a ghost and went a
half mile in AS Is, the fastest time ever
made by 2-year-old on this coast. 1t
was the colts first start and his quail
ties had been kept dark. The book
makers posted odds of IL to L against
him, but Burke and his friends soon
beat them down to = to I. They won
thousands of dollars on the race. Sum-
maries:
First race-Five furlongs, selling, mai
dens: Tom Clark, II to 5, won; Tobey, 50
to /, second; Soledad, to !, third. Time
:02.
Second-SiX furlongs, selling: Annette
; to |, won; Mutineer, to /, second;
Road Runner, to ), third. Time l:l44.
Third-Half mile, 2-year-olds Cres-
cendo, to !, won; Elsie Ferguson, 8 to
l, second; Leon l., , to l, third. Time
:4SA.
Fourth-Mile and a sixteenth, handi-
cap: Major Mclaughlin, 9 to ), won;
Gussie. 5 TO I, second; Polaski. SO TO /,
third. Time 1:47l2
Fifth-Five furlongs, selling: Claucer
even, won; MorVena, 10 to i, second;
Mollie +, II to 5, third. Time l:00%4.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
ma STATE OF SIEGE.
Province of Santa Clara the Scene of an Ex-
citing Man Hunt.

Madrid, March s.-The report that the
Cuban province of Santa Clara had been
declared i'm a state Of siege. is confirmed
ed by officials dispatches received here
today. The government troops I'm San
ia Clara who are pursuing aband OF in
surgents under the leadership Of Mata-
gas, have not yet caught up with them
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
NO PASSENGERS ON BOARD.
They Had Been Disembsrked ut Jafra to Go
to Jerusalem.

New. York. March 6.-The owners
of the Friesland have received a dis
patch from Port Said saying that the
passengers from that vessel were land
ed at Jaffa to so to Jerusalem and the
harbor at Jaffa being an open one and
there not being a suitable anchorage
for the steamer there. the Friesland
steamed to Port Said to await there I'M
Ill the excursioniSts Were ready 10 pro-
coed. when the F'riesland was to- return
to Jaffa and take them on board to
continue the voyage
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
international Chess Matters.

New York, March "a private dis
ratch received in this city from London
today according to which the London
press is favorably commenting upon
Steinitz's challenge to play two games
by cable with each Of the London eN-
perts: Gunsburg. Lasker. Blackburn,
Mason and Teichmann.
Sir George NewneSs, Bart, NJ. P,
cabled to the Manhattan Chess club to-
day that Or. Ballard of the St Georges
Chess club. has consented to act as the
Nanhattan's representative in London
during the cable chess matches. Pro
fessor Rice Of this city Will represent
the British Chess CLUB.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-07
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