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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
NEWS FROM CHICAGO.
Western Lines Hold n Meeting but Adjourn
without Transacting Business
santa Fc Earnings.

Chicago. July 15.-The lines of the West
ern Passenger Association met to-day at
the Office of Chairman Caldwell 10 see
what measures We're necessary to prevent
the Generalization that exists in the East
ern territory over the tickets TO the Chris
tian Endeavor convention at Boston II
was decided to adjourn until Wednesday,
at which time ell the lines will submit to
the meeting a report of all the tick
cts sold by them to the convention
and how many of them are still out
standing. This will, the chairman thinks
give an accurate idea as to how much
chance there is for the threatened demor-
altzation to gain a foothold in the West.
II is not generally thought that there will
be much trouble among the Western roads
on account of this business. The trunk
lines have backed down from the stand
they took in relation to the through tickets
Of the Western roads, which they declared
they could not certify for the return trip.
They have agreed to take such action as
VIII please the Western roads in the mat
ter. The whole trouble has arisen because
of the neglect of the trunk lines to ap-
point joint agent at Boston, whose duty
1t should have been to look after Just such
matters as this. There will be one APP
pointed this fall and the Western roads are
not expecting any more trouble over the
business of the convention of the knights
Tcmplar, which will be held in Boston this
Denver roads have agreed to an extension
of time on the return portions of tickets
Tor the INarndceutlCal Association, which
meets at Denver within a short time. The
original agreement was that the return linn
its should be August %, and 1t has now
been arranged that the tickets shall have a
return limit of September l.
The earnings OF the Atchson system
proper, excluding lines named below, were,
for the first week of July, $53i,7S7 an in
crease Of S3l22S9 over the same week of
last year. The earnings of the St. Louis &.
San Francisco We're, for the week, $l06 1872,
an increase of S6S. .0S9
The earnings OF the Atlantic & Pacific
We're for the week. $7s,ll7, an increase of
The earnings of the entire Atchison sys-
TEN We're, for the week SIl9, ,096 an increase
OF $500 75I. All the earnings given are ap-
proNimated gross earnings.
The board of arbitration have now under
consideration the dispute between the AL
ton ana the Wabash over the rate of -
cents claimed at East ST. Louis by the AL
ton They heard all the evidence in the
case to-day and adjourned 10 attend the
bali game. The arbitrators are Messrs
George Nicholson of the Atchison; j. W
DAILY, of the Lake Erie 4 Western and
j. G. Alderson, of the New York, Ontario
q Western. A decision is expected in the
case within a short time. This matter has
been one of the principal reasons why the
reorganization OF the Western Lines Pas
senger Association has been so greatly de-
layed. Its settlement Is expected 10 give
an impetus to the work of setting that or
Ganlzation squarely on its feet.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
COMPANY AS TRIP.
Tho Veterans viii start south September
3 and viii Bc Royalty Entertained
ut An Stnpnipc Points.

The trip through the Sunny South which
| Veteran Company \ has talked of for some
| time is now assured. and 1T is the intention
| of the veterans to start from Kansas city.
| September s. meeting of the company
was held at headquarters last night. and
| the active and honorary members of the
| organization discussed the trip informally
| IL resulted in a committee OF honorary
members, consisting OF Major William
| Warner, Major Ross Quinn and Colonel y
| H. Phelps being appointed to call q fun
meeting OF honorary members for next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. The meet
ters, Thirteenth street and Grand avenue.
and the discussion of the trip will he re-
captain Henry ]. Taylor commander of
| Company A, has been busy for some time
completing Arrangements for the tour. lie
In the various cities to be visited, and in
every case the responses have been most
rSceived letter from t. Ii s%teinmyer,, Stem Of
camp sumter veteran organization in
that a committee Of five has been appoint
ed by his camp: they have prepared an in
terestni1g programme for the day COMPANY
good care OF the Kansas city boys in blue.
The Chattanooga Times has the follow
visit OF The Veteran Company ~ OF this
Captain Shipp and the train of Company
\ will be sidetracked near the city for
There will he a headquarters tent cook
tent and tents for sleeping purposes. Com
pany y, Third infantry, Is composed en-
tirely OF old soldiers, survivors OF the late
unnleasantness and they are the guard and
pride of the great state of Missouri Henry
j. Taylor is captain G.. u. Taylor. first
lieutenant; II. Il. Howard, second lieuten-
ant; George w. Landes. first sergeant. 1t
numbers ninety men, all Union veterans,
and has an honorary roll of ll9 members.
Their tour through the sunny South will
begin sunday, September s. when they
leave Kansas city for Louisville. to he
present at the national encampment Sep
temher 10, II, u and l3: thence they pro-
coed, with a short stop at Nashville, to
this city, whore they will be met and en-
tertained by n. +. Forrest camp. Confed-
crate veterans, headed by Major j. T.,
Shipp and Captain l.. n Dickinson. They
will arrive here on the 18th and remain un-
I'll the 2lst, thus giving them an oppor-
tunity to visit the mountain, Missionary
also participate In the dedication of the
park, and will lead the grand parade at
this. the greatest military event of the
dying century.
Speaker Crisp, an honorary. member.
and BENJAMIN Harrison, who became
member during his presidency. will accom-
pany the party. The many ladies that will
accompany the true and the tried gang
will be heartily welcomed The itinerary
of the veterans includes Atlanta, Bruins
wick and Tallahassee. They will return TO
Kansas City, October A."
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
ALI OVER MISSOURI.

Chillrotho is entertaining A now ghost
LeNmgtou's bridge fund is $li596o-$ Oir
shy,
Butler will elect new city officers Au-
Br2oknold's school population is l2O3-lo2
less than last year.
Nevada wants a trolley car line. The
Lgttlo Mabel Hamilton was the prize win
nor In Larleio's baby show,
Iafayettc county has S53S white and !, 1873
coiorel children Of school age.
THE women o. Lexington win issue a
Il ''''s9 ''"''o" OF the '"'''''s'"'eF J"'y
The Trenton authorities begin 20 doubt
the deafness OF their missing man Jim
Hook
Missouri. Kansas and Nebraska dentists
viii hold an interstate meeting at Excelsior
Springs next year
The old soldiers of the Usage district
al Warsaw August 10 10 l6
The took has an been taken for $4,000
flour mill AT MOnett. II win have a Ca-
paCity of i0n barrels a day.
The contract has been let for Chilli
C0tAeS new Masonic temple, n will cost
about $1,000 and win be completed in No
vembcr,
The Tribune IS the name of sam Stark $
handsome little Warrenshurg daily, the
frs, number of which came 10 hand a day
OF Two ago.
Warrensburg has "A cycling club of forty
members including number of women.
J htN nave a cum paFdde on lhelr wheels
twice "A week.
The fourteen saloons In Vernon county
pay 5000 TO the city of Nevada, 81 100 10
the state and NO0 to the county in the
way of licenses,
A forty-three inch vein of coal was struck
last week by u. W. Shearers at a depth
Of 1853 feet. on his place, hve miles north
of ChillicOthe.
An Illinois man wants to start clock
factory in Wdrrensburg that viii employ
200 hands II a sufficient bonus Is put up
Al least he says he does.
Brookaed,s, enterprisng door factory
nearly 5000 for doors this season.
With prospects for a number OF new
residences, Two lodge buildings and a fine
business block. Maitland thinks she is
entitled to a place in the procession her
self this season
The Brookheld Argus man. who made a
trip over into Kansas last week and OBJ
served the indications of the phenomenal
crop yield, periodically remarks; kan
sas is great but Missouri is greater"
Oscar Andreen. of Lexington. sold his
collection OF postage stamps 10 ST Louis
parties last Week for $500. He expects TO
get as much more for a lot OF revenue
stamps, for which ne is now negotiating
a deal
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

hoovcs the senior senator therefore to
bestir himself aud look after his fences
and he has risen 10 the emergency. Tie de-
tlaros there must hc new party. and
supplies the framework around which
the new organization must be built II
u is to be of any service to It's founder
II should get under way at once so that
" may be ready for business next year
when the new Kansas legislature Is To-
he elected, II it is not To he of service
20 him there is no use Of it's starting at
tll. Of course. y new political party
therefore, will please consider itself
urgently called To- come into existence
and mobilize around the stajwart form
and luNuriant beard of its distinguished
creator regardless Of the weather and
thn siE. ~ TIM .nrn cr.n
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
rur E>uLtsu ELECTIONS.

! The opening of tho parliamentary
| elections In England proved genuine
surprise tho Liberal party, not simply
| because Of the election Of Conservative
candidates, but that such sweeping ma
| joritics were given. Especially was this
So iu The case OF Sir William ilarcourt.
who had made himself the spokesman
for the money power as against the APP
peal for relief from the prevailing dis
trcss among the industrial classes.
In his dispatch to the New York Times
vt sunday the London correspondent cf
that paper says
Th. defeat of the Liberal candidates In
Lancashire Is attributed TO the disamcctiou
~ that -eetion over cotton duties and the
Indian silver question. tn, electors favor
ing the double standard. which they inn
imagined was moro likely 20 be adont cd
Mndcr The direction Of the Tories. The
In flr at least six years, and they count
now upon a majority biz enough TO enable
them TO get on without Chamberlain ana
til. Cnionists, II necessary.
1t will be remembered that as the rep
rcsentatiye of the government lIarcourt
displayed a brutal Indifference to tho
prevailing distress and the depression in
trade and industry. He declared that
there was no such thing as depression
and as for low prices he reioiced at
them. "1n my opinion" said he. with
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Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

Portland, Ore, July l5.-Judge Bellinger.
in the United States circuit court, to-day
rendered an opinion upon which decree
ordering the foreclosure of the console
dated mortgage aud the sale of that por-
ton of the oregon Short Line and Utah
Northern in Oregon, Idaho and Montana
Will be entered, suHirieut>tO sell the road
in the territory mentioned,
The judge said the short line company
admitted having borrowed and used the
money, and that the mortgage was valid.
An objections 10 foreclosure were purely
technical, as TO the form of the courts
orders.
The decision is victory for the scheme
of disintegra ton of the Union Pacific sys-
TEN. The case will be probably carried
70 The suprene court of the United States.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
Doe. Not Apply to JACKSON County.

A statute passed by the last general as
sembly was in issue In the circuit court
Chenault is suing Mrs. Mary E. Simpson
for portion OF her late husbands insur-
ance money. The new law Is 10 the effect
that unless both parties desire a special
judge to hear the case the cause must be
side of the county. Special Judge Teas
dale, sitting in division No. g. Sustained
the new law did not apply 10 Jackson coun-
~ as is circuit S9urt Tn vas organized under
Judge Sloyers division OF the Circuit
court
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
She Weighed About 700 Pounds

Cleveland Plain Dealer: Miss Manda
steel, of Millerburg, o., was buried in Me-
chanic township on Saturday. She was
once a school teacher and took on flesh so
inS. She was nearly 10 years of age The
day she died she ate heartily and then
after was found dead in her bed upstairs.
Her weight was nearly 700 pounds and she
sept on a bedstead especially prepared
Tor her 1t took twenty men TO take the
corpse downstairs, Her Casket was four
iiset across and could not be taken into
the mouse, and the corpse was brought out
was used 10 convey the remains to the
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
MISS GOULD'S CONTRIBUTION.
She Drops a Neatly Folded Five Dollar Bill
Into the Plate ~ the Second Prcsby-
tcrian Church.

A rather amusing story about Miss Helen
Goulds contribution at the Second Pres
byterian church last Sunday night was told
yesterday. Miss Gould attended the even
ing service in company with Miss Alice
Northrup, Mrs. +. *. Hahn. Miss Ida Coots
and W. u. Doddridge, general manager Of
the Missouri Pacific road. Mrs. Hahn and
Miss, Norihrup are cousins. OF the heiress
II Is the gentleman who sat in the pew
right behind the distinguished party who
tells the story Says he.
al hadn't the slightest notion was sit
ting so close 10 such distinguished people
Why, Why The gentleman IN the party Looked
plate came around to the Gould pew saw
IL IL CONTAINED Just !, cents. The TACT or IL
his side Of the church and that was all
ne had been able TO raise. Well, he stopped
az the pew these unknown people were SIT
ting, IN. ] saw. the youngest lady a lit
tie lady with dark hair, and a nice face,
drop a tightly rolled up bill iuto the
the cent piece than | began TO wonder
,wihhat It. vas. a J. or or a 3 You see
bills aren't very frequent a our evening
services, and when they are they general
ly get into the plate by mistake. Why. once
want. three quarters in change FOR Il 81
bill he had contributed that night MY
service was, over ! went ,up. to that plate
and unrolcd that bill and there it was.
5. was interested in the. young lady then,
stil standing in their pew, / went up and
SAID: You are strangers, aren't you Yes
so said l. we have strangers here ire
qnently on sunday. nights I'm glad you
congregation pretty well and we're glad
to welcome any outsiders Were going TO
give our Ti,nistsr i reception next Friday
The little lady gave me a sort Of amused
look, and she answered. No, thank YOU,
l thought they were some OF those teach
erS back from Denver so ! SAID: You're
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

MIS- j. D N0knIeHT, of la-I Llhorty
street, reported to the police yesterday
that hor buggy and harness had been
stolen by d clever thief Early IN the fore
5on d man presented himself at her home
and said that Herman Wcbber q neighbor
had sent him 10 borrow her harness and
buggy she allowed him TO take the prop
erty. 4 few hours later she learned that
her utiEhb0r had not sent the man TO her
The thief Is not set under arrest,
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

New York, July l5.-The modified plan Of
reorganization OF the Georgia Central,
just issued, states that the So per cent
OF consolidated bonds coming to Savan-
nah and Western bondhoders, are TO be
issue, but that Savannah and Western
holders may require their protective COM
mittee TO buy back the bonds at IS by
fling notice within fifteen days of the
bondholderS' meeting.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

criminals generally who look upon the
enforcement of the law as menace to
their prosperity and restriction upon
their natural rights. The people of Kan
sas as the majority Of the people Of
every other community are in favor Of
the enforcement of the law. and the en-
forccmcut OF the law will bring ruin
upon only those who violate 1t.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
Time Extended.

Washington, July 15-The interstate COM
merce commission to-day granted an ex-
tension of time in which all railroads must
equip their cars with secure rabirons
and handholds in the ends and sides OF
cars. from July l until December l. next
The time for complying with the act re-
height on all cars has also been extended
until EehruarY Is. 1895.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
Bries and His K,iIroad scheme

Lima, o, July l5,-It Is stated here on
hind a big scheme to buy in the Ohio
Southern railroad from the receiver and
build an extension from Lima 10 Detroit
Mich, TO parallel the Cincinnati, Hamilton
Dayton. which ne failed TO secure con-
trol Of year or so ago. The line will
only be ten miles longer than the present
route, 1t is understood the right of way
through this city was secured this morn
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
ReaIE,tate sales.

c. u. Parker, Durfee & CO., sold 95 acres
one-half mile west Of Hickman's Mills, 10
Henry Giesler Yesterday, for John Robin
sold the fiye room dwelling, No 2Se3 Jar
Doe street. with twenty-five feet of ground
TO Otto Strasser. for $3.50.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

Chicago Record Madge-"I shall send
TINS bicycle costume straight back to the
dreSsmaker and tell her that won't nav
her a cent for it," f'
What's the matter with it?r
MadgcI"W Why the things positively Well
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

Mary Lamb, who recently escaped from
the wOrkhouse, was found last night in
room a 81 West sixth street unconscious
from an overdose Of morphine She was
taken in the police ambulance TO police
revived her.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

The clamorous greed with which the
gang Is hcsieging the,goyornor for the
rewards of its dishonesty would bo dis
graceful II it were possible for thieves
to be disgraced
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

Chicago Record: Teacher-"Whcn
young Lochinvar came out of the westi
OFF with him?' "' +o'e
Johnny-"Had tandem bicycle"
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

The revival OF business is highly graft
Tying. and it will stimulate Republicans
10 go on and win a few more trade
booming victories this falI
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

Tho industrial activity ANA increase of
wages show that business men have
full confidence in the couutrys purpose
to restore the Republican party to
-,54rsr
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

"a wishing ring wishing ring
! would that one were mine"
What wouldst thou do II such thihN
Thou speakest of could be thine?"
oh would hid 'good-by' at once
To poverty and care
And then the burdens thou layest down
Some other one must bear
"oh! were tt mine. 10 other lands
I'd soon he on the wing"
Yet ono may journey far and long
without a wshtul ring"
with such ring. love. faithful. true.
Enduring. should he mnei'
Thou needst no ring TO bring such Iowa
Selected.
There Is no sign of abatement of the
fever for imitation gems on hats and gowns
and wraps, nor of the craze for silver and
gold ornamentation. IF the women are let
alone free silver talk will die a natural
death, for they won't leave enough of II to
coin In any ratio. The woman who has
not pound or two of II scattered about
her person is OF low estate indeed
every room, but not at all an addition to
its furniture. Yet one must have some
place at which to deposit spent matches,
bits OF paper. etc. near at hand A large
waste paper basket may have half a yard
of silk set inside the top, which is gathered
up with shoe string. or large vase
that is never used for flowers and that
stands too high fot the inside 10 show
may be thus utilized.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

Chicago has railroad called the All
Hog Visitors who have ratronl2sd
Chicago street cars feel sure they
have ridden en g..
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

\ Texas editor has named mis- paper
The Empty Bottle" This is probably
scheme 10 Keep from seluu' en- up
when a subscriber pays his back dues.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
GOOD MORNING.

Ear NUTS were NJ, generally In de-.
mand yesterday ana even overclats
wero IN many cases dispensed with.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

Hnke Smith admits that a few years
ago he was an advocate of free roln-
age. Then he was only private cit-
izen, however, and privileged "a think
and advocate what he pleased N5w
Ike Carlisle, he is under the necessity 1f
thinking only the presidents thoughts
and ecnoins only he presidents words.
It is hardly fair 20 hold a member Of
the present cabinet responsible f1rtlsws
entertained when he was his own
master.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
Wafer.

"Oh. dear" sighed Mrs. Tibbetts. ''you'vs
no idea what it is 10 be troubled with
poor memory"
Docs your memory trouble you?" the
caller sympGthetcally asked.
"Oh. no-not mine" Mrs. Tihbetts eS-
planned, my husbands. lie forgets every
crranG / send him on"
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

10 be disgraced
a Georgia man has become the father
Of three daughters at birth. II Prest-
dent Cleveland will only look AT the
matter in the right way he will sec
that he is in big luck
one OF tho pillars" on which Senator
Peffer would set the republic is 'rrp with
the people" IT certainly would be all
'up with the people IL they placed
themselves under the guidance Of Peffer
and his gang.
The Courier-Jourual expresses the
opinion that farming is the safest pur-
suit in which man can engage" Safe
enough, yes But under the Democratic
policy Of tearing down the home market
1t hasn't proven a profitable pursuit. as
Western producers are ready to testify
with a good deal of emphasis
Chairman Mafitt says he fastened to-
call the committee together as soon as
he found what the wishes of the party
We're. The whole state has been uotic-
ing the pell-mell manner in which Mr
Mafltt was rushing around and was
much afraid he would tumble over him
self and sprain his Official neck
The Christian Eudeavor delegates
have made some important discoveries
a Boston. They have learned that
Boston people sometimes use words of
one syllable, that they do not subsfst
wholly on beans and brown bread, and
that some of the Boston women Go not
wear glasses and talk RrgV-uina
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

A pink and white striped duck gown Is
made with a plain gored skirt and open
coat bodice. The coat has deep revers
collar of plain pink duck, very large sleeves
with pink cuffs, and it Is worn with a dain-
ty ruflied shirt waist OF pink muslin,
With a white sailor hat trimmed with
n pink ribbon, white glace gloves and cam
vas shoes, the ensemble is wonderfully at
traCtivc.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
Tea.
DINNER.
Mock Turtle Soup

Olives Radishes.
Sroin Steak, with Mushrooms.
Whole Potatoes Green Peas.
Stuffed Cucumbers.
Iced and CHARTERED Tomatoes.
MayonnaiSe.
Raspberries, with Clarct.
Waters. Cheese Coffee
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
BREAKFAST.
on tt'.
II NC cIlEON

Oatmeal. Cream.
Broiled Calf's Liver. Bacon.
Hot Rolls Radishes.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16

A now addition to AuEustiu Daly's forces
next season will be Senorita Maria Nilar-
dell whose performances last winter in
spanish comedies at the Berkeley I.yccum
New York were admired by both her coun-
trymen and the critics. Before leaving for
London Mr.. DAILY, on the strength of hear
ing her recite signed with her contract
for three years.
Kansas City daily journal., 1895-07-16
Cheese.

TIT- Y Z IT EVlN.
flashed Chicken, on Toast
Sliced Cucumbers.
Quirled Potatoes.
GooSeherrY Pie. q