The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-03
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.
Items of General Interest From All Over
tine IniYersP.

Cairo. March 2-IsmaI Pasha died in
Constantinople today.
Dover, Del, March 2.-One ballot was
taken for United States senator today.
Result: Higgins, 6; Addicks, 9; Massey,
4; Bayard, .; Wolcott, 6.
Police Patrick Campbell has formally re-
signed from the position which he has
filled for twenty-three years:
City of Mexico, March The railway
accident Is far worse than first reported.
At least 110 bodies have been recovered
from the wreck and many still remain I'M
bedded in the debris.
Denver, March 2.-Senator Carney intro
duced a resolution in the legislature to-
day urging Colorado members OF congress
to attempt to secure an investigation by
congress of the recent bond sale.
Chicago, March 1.-The estimated gross
earnings of the Rock Island system for
February are 81, O10, 575, a decrease OF S224,-
262. as compared with estimated gross
earnings of the same month last year.
New York, March "A special TO the
World from Kingston, Jamaica, says:
There is a cabinet crisis in the republic
of Hayti. N. Fouchard is accused II be-
traying his trust. President Hippolyte
is furious with rage and revolution Is
feared.
Council Bluffs, Ia, March 2-Sheriff
Eazen today received a telegram from the
mayor of Carson, Ia, saying that a man
supposed to be Riley, the escaped Grls.
void bank burglar, had been captured
there ana was being held awaiting iden-
LITIGATION. Officers have started Tor Car
son to bring the prisoner here
Washington, March 2-The president
has signed the following acts: To amend
section 400 revised statutes relative 10
steam vessels and fixing the number ana
salaries of hull and boiler inspectors, sus-
pending the transit Of goods in BOND TO the
Mexican free zone
Washington, March 1.-The senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
George II. Small OF Missouri, 10 be assie-
tant treasurer of the United states treas 1s:
ury at ST. Louis. PoStmasters-Nebra skl:
Daniel A DOYLE at O'Neill; Washington,
]. d. ONeiIl Il Pomeroy; Kansas, Charles
A Wells, at CoffeyVille.
Seattle, Wash, March 1.-The schooner
Mary Dodge Captain Bergman, thirty
two DAYS out from San Francisco, with
100 tons OF dynamite, was towed in port
tonight 1t was feared she had blown
up. February i she encountered north
west wind which carried her $50 miles out
TO sea. One week later another wind
carried her out sixty miles.
Salt Lake March "A special from
Helena to the Tribune says: one OF the
biggest gold discoveries ever made IN
this state is reported by Thomas car
min of Pony, Madison county, who mas
struck a I0-inch vein of gold ore running
500. 900 to the ton. in the hlte Plne, an
old location. This is richer than any
Denver. March 2-On reCommer dalton
of the state board of pardonS, Governor
MCINTYRE today commuted 10 lie I'M
prisouulent the sentence of Lew ). street
er, condemned 10 be hanged HeAt week week
for the murder of Marshal Cook at Como.
Additional respiteS of sixty days eacn
have been granted Thomas Jordan ana
Peter Augusta, also under sentence 20 DC
hanged next week, 10 enable the pos1L q
of parGons TO consider their cases
further.
TAMPA, Fla, March 1.-The Spanish vice
consul received the following cabiegram
from the governor general OF CIbd.
Lopez. Colonia Marrero and Manuel Car
Ga have disbanded forces. Galberto
Gomez has surrendered to the mayor OF
Sabinilla for clemency. This was hoted
tonight and caused much exuIta tioil
among Spaniaris. The Cubans rdlculed
If saving thai everybody has known for
a week that Garcia was dead parry
of reyolutionists has already LETT mere
secretly for Cuba
San Francisco. March Judge Sander
son today decided that Nose Gunst, the
we!l-known sporting man whose appoint
ment by Governor Markham as ponce
commissioner OF San Francisco starteu
a wave OF reform and investigation over
the entire state, can continue IN ONCE
in sDite OF Governor BudGs attempts 70
/ displace him and that the governor nS-n
no nower 10 remove member CT t1e
police commission, though ne can ~P-
point ore in case or vacancy
Milwaukee. Wis, March 2--Judge Jen-
kins hasaateTed an order TaIfyln
] contract enterd into by the reclyers q
+he Northern Pacific railway with the
I Northern Pacific Terminal company OF
Portland Ore The terminal company
| owns and operates terminal properties
at Portland which are leased oy the
Northern Pacific Default OF payment
was made by the Oregon Short Line and
Northern Utah Railway company, undel
/ the Oregon lease IN the ial or ls1 ne
/ Short line soon after went into Jhs
| HANDS OF a receiver. JUCSe jenkins
/ orders the Short Line shall be reinsta1e--
/ in the privileges OF the original contrac'
on payment by the receivers o. us
amount defaulted