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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
JAPAN'S CURIOUS EXCUSE.
Cannot Yield to Russia's Demands for Fear
of n Revolution Mt Home.

st. Petersburg, April 25.-The Japan
ese government. replying to the note of
the Russian government intimating that
there are various conditions in the
treaty of peace between Japan and
China that Russia cannot allow to be
put into execution. has informed
Russia that if Japan yielded to the ex-
actions of Russia, France and Germany.
she would expose herself to revolution,
as the Japanese people are intoxicated
with their victories and would assent
to no concessions. In spite of this re-
ply, Russia is determined to maintain
her demands.
Washington, April 25-Japanese Of
ficals here question the correctness Of
the st. Petersburg cable giving Japan's
reply to Russia. 1t is pointed out that
the Toxic government would not make
such a confession of weakness as to
say a revolution would occur. 1t is also
argued the reply lacks the dignity that
will characterize such answer as Japan
may make.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
Plan to Raise Money.

New York, April 25,-The directors of
the Louisville. New Albany * Chicago
Railroad Company met to-day and
adopted circular to be sent to stock
holders, setting forth that the company
contemplated raising $l,O50,O0O, to be
used as follows: To discharge bills pay
able existing June 3O 1894, iO,O0O; to
discharge car trust surrendered prior to
maturity, 100000; for replacing light rail
with seventy-fiye pound steel ON the
indianapolis division. 100000, and for
widening narrow gauge, building bridges
and other improvements, $4,000 To
provide the required sum, the company
offers to stockholders 100000 of its
equipment per cent sinking fund mort
gage gold bonds and 1880 shares par
value Sl,750,000) of its preferred stock
now in its treasury, payable as follows:
Each 81 500 cash subscription to receive
81 900 equipment and S2bOO in preferred.
The interest on the bonds accrues from
.Iune.
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MEXICAN CATTLE EN- ROUTE. O
Secretary Morton Says 5000 Head Arc
Coming to Kansas city and More
VIII Follow soon.

Washington. April 25.-tSpecial0 Sec
retary Morton says he has information
that 5000 head of cattle will leave Mex
leo for the Kansas City market within
two days. He also says that advices
indicate that very soon cattle will COM
mence to come in by the thousands from
that country. He has information in
dicating that in the eastern part of the
Indian Territory cattle are in fairly
good condition, but that in the West
ern part and in Oklahoma cattle are
scarce, owing to natural causes. This
information corresponds with that from
many other sections of the country and
he says that an increase in the price
of cattle might be expected by reason
of the scarcity, and he is reasonably
certain that there Is no combination
of cattle raisers and large ranchmen.
At the same time, however, he believes
that many of the ranchmen and cattle
owners are holding back their cattle
from the market, believing that the mar
ket will go higher. This he looks
upon as an individual matter. and has
no reason to interfere with 1t.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
Racing Killed in Minnesota.

St. Paul, MINI, April 25.-There will he
no more racing in Minnesota That is 10
say, the chances are that there will be no
more running meetings, for senate bill No.
1885, which prohibits the selling of pools has
been signed by Governor Clough, and has
thereby become a law. AS a result there
will be no meeting of the Twin City
Jockey Club this year for Frank Shaw an
nounces that the new law wipes that or
ganiZatOn out of existence. There has been
some talk of a suit for damages by Shaw
against the state for breach of contract,
as the State Agricultural Society by
former but recent legislature, was author
races on the state fair grounds for twelve
years. OF this matter Shaw makes no
statement.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
AT THE SHOOTING TOURNAMENT
Only Swccpstakc Events Were on the Pro-
grammc Yesterday, hut They Fur
nished Excellent sport.

There were only sweepstake events on
the programmed the Missouri state shoot
yesterday, but they furnished some ox-
ceedingly good sport. Three live bird
events and number of target events
were decided and in every shoot number
OF straight scores were made. Hickman,
Halliwell. Jim Porter and Myers did the
best work at the live birds and the money
N the target events was greatly cut up.
by grassing twelve straight birds in event
No. and winning first money without
tie.
For to-day. the last OF the tournament,
the programme offered is a very inter-
esting one, including the live bird shoot
state and also the shoot for the champion-
ship at targets.
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CUBAN INSURGENTS ROUTED.
One Hundred of Them Put to Flight by
TWenty-tWo hold Spaniards.

Havana, April 25.-A band of 100 insur-
gents under the command of Ramiorz Lo-
zano attacked the town of Dos Caminos,
about twelve miles north of Santiago, but
were repulsed by twenty-five Spanish sol
diers. The rebels left on the field four
killed and ten wounded. In an engagement
at Valencia. Cirillo Dominguez, an insur-
gent officer, was killed. and three wounded
At Adelaide the government troops had
skirmish with an insurgent band. and five
gents in the Manzanillo district appear to
be in state of great confusion. They are
being closely pursued by Colonel Santo-
cildes. Antonio Maceo, the insurgent chief
whose reported suicide proved to be erro-
neous, will move his camp to another dis
trict.
Several merchants have offered Captain
General Martinez de Campos the sum of
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BRIEF ITEMS by WIRE.

Bakersfield, Cal, April 25,-The insanity
charge against Lord Sholto Douglass, son
of the Marquis of Queensberry, was dis
missed to-day.
Paris. April 25.-The Costa Rican envoy
here, 1t Is announced, has been ordered TO
go TO Madrid in order to explain to the
Spanish government how the expedition of
General Maceo, the Cuban leader al
lowed TO leave Costa Rica and land in
Cuba.
Washington, April 25.-Representative
Hit, of Illinois. has passed only fair
day and his condition Is about the same
as yesterday, although slightly better
than in the earlier stages of his sickness.
He is critically i'll, although he is in
no immediate danger unless unforeseen
complications arise.
Columbus, o., April 25.-George Gescn-
wilm was hanged at 1921 this morning.
He showed wonderful nerve on the scaf-
fold, maintaining the composure which
has marked his conduct ever since his
confinement in the penitentary annex.
He received the news of Governor Nc
Kinley's refusal to interfere without any
demonstration The execution was a
perfect success, the neck being broken
and the heart beats ceasing in thirteen
and one-quarter minutes.
n the condition Of General c9gswell, Of
linois, was about the same to-day.
+ rSs onss xs pr6Masn AnT f'3n in Hn
Euiii poiiiNss ulcu at lHsdHt asylum at
Weston, aged so years. He was president
OF the Virginia senate when he lost his
Staunton and Weston asylums ever since.
Cape Town. April 25.-Willam Augustus
Lippert, who was extradited from the
United States. after having been arrested
Charged with having committed forgeries i;
to the amount OF ssl3.675 in Cape Colony
during the years 1859 and 1880, has been
sentenced 10 seven years penal servitude
Gibraltar. April 25.-The Spanish frigate
Isla de Luzon has discovered the wreck
of the missing cruiser Reina Regente'
which was lost while bound from Tangier
for Cadiz on March /. The wreck lies mid
way between the Tarifa and Trafalgar. in
water l09 fathoms deep.
Sedalla. No., April 25.-(Special) Robert
RAIDER, an ex-section foreman of the Mis-
souri,. Kansas a. Texas. was held 10 tha
grand jury to-day. charged with grand lar.
ceny. RAIDER several days ago obtained S5
on s45 check at the Union depot ticlSya, "a,
office. the clerk making mistake In The
figures. "S
Carthage, No.. April 25-(SpeciaIA Th.
proposition to- vote so cents additional tav
for support of nine months' school in ,htas ihda
city was to,i; carried to-day by an sysrwbejm.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
RyLE wON IN A CLOSE FINISH.
An Intercs ting Match Game of Pool nj the
Royal Last Night.

One of the most closely contested and
interesting games of pool ever witnessed
in Kansas City was played at the Royal
billiard hall last evening between Jack
Drew the winner of the local champions
ship In the Atlantic tournament, and VIII.
lam Ryle. of the Royal. The game was
$50 points IN. Ryle betting S25 to ss5 for
Drew. and was won by Ryle by the score
Of 1JO to li0. after neck and neck race
all the way and sensational finish,
After the players had passed the 100
mark Drew maintained n slight lead until
the last frame when the score stood li0
to 49, I'm his favor. Drew broke the balls
and left Ryle a hard shot. which he made
and then by an exhibition of brilliant
work he ran down the fifteen balls and
won the game. II is only justice to Drew
TO say that he had by far the greater share
Of the hard luck or the result might have
been reversed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN TEXAS.
Robert Owen Murders His Family Physician,
Shoots His Wife and Kills Himself
Mt Houston.

Houston, Tex, April 25.-To-night
about o'clock DR.. j. c. Simmons, the
family physician, was called to see a
sick child at the residence of Mrs. Rob-
ert owen. He had written the prescrip-
tion and was giving directions as to the
medicine when owen entered, and, with
out saying a word, put pistol to Sim
mons breast and pulled the trigger
Dr. Simmons staggered back and pulled
his pistol, but fell dead before he could
use it. owen then shot his wife and
left the house. Going to his hotel he
blew out his own brains. owen was
stockman and had been married about
eighteen months. In January he came
here from New orleans and week ago
he and his wife separated. Mrs. owen
will recover,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
Republic Bowling club.

Irwin, with a score of 523. was high man
al the weekly roll of the Republics on the
Grand alleys last night. Score:
Strikes Spares Total
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
OMAHAS PLAY HERE TO-DAY.
Dave Rowe and His Indians Are Seeking
Revenge for the Defeats in Their
Own CITY,

Dave Rowe's Omaha Indians will he here
to-day, and this afternoon they will open
n series of three games with the Blues at
Exposition park The players from the
village up the river are sore because the
Blues went there and captured three
straight games, and they are coming TO
Kansas City thirstng for revenge. Dave
Rowe says If necessary he Will don a uni
form and play himself, and If he does that
Will settle it, Dave is pet of the Kansas
City bleacher crowd, which is just aching
to get at him. George UlriCh, who was
with the Blues part of last season, is with
omaha this year, and will be seen at third
base. Manager Manning regards me team
as a strong one, and expects them 10 give
the Blues good argument. Lucky" Pete
Daniels will be in the box for the Blues
this afternoon, and EEan Will do the twirl-
ing for the visitors
The game will be started at $3.50 O'clock,
with the teams placed as follows:
Kansas City. Position Omaha.
Daniels. .lltcher .,...... ....,.Egan
bergen. G tatcher..... ......L Lohman
kluSman...-......F First haSe...... Hutchinson
Manning. base. e........,.AIiles
Mattress. ........Third base,..........Ulrich
Connaught on. ...ShortStop .,.,,,.,.,. Walsh
llernon.. ..........l.eft field. .Shafer
Nichol, Center ticld.......,.. Slagle
Rupert. Right held. ...........Place
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26

Th,rg u-1a u0OI .nnrf ~ no thooIInr
tournament YESTERDAY.
Tn, plu.s h.,f ,bo tShrear trntvcrsi,y
team Yesterday is "A scor,. of 10 To- >
MI e., t-.,i,.'t t.,.- ,,,.,,,,
wore diset,ssel "A. a meeting hold ycsierdny
rt .,-,,,,, ~ III, 49,, N,,s,,,,yi
1r.',, ~ .g'i ii,,oy i,ecH i,, Co.,
ttms'''"'' tt VI ''i'. 'P"'"S '''''" ''S' s''''
t,,......,...- .,.t. . ,.t., A.,o.,
~, AZ un,Iros,',g nt,,g ntuit WIS, . ,r UetU,e
1Jn,~' N'"S"' '' '''' ''''"' ''"'' S'''''
M. M, 49,. ..,,, =, 49,,
.inv ~. 'u .I VIII ', V"'s & f" ~ ,trac,. ,c
T., :, ,.,@'.'si.,, @ - ''i' o"'' 49, t''
." " P'is'"" ''s''
Fifteen children passed through the city
l9nl hlEht on ihy!r way from New hork
CITY TO homes IN kansas
The report of the trustees OF the Loin-
bard Investment Company was filed tn the
federal court Yesterday,
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FUNERAL OF SENATOR WILSON.
A Large Concourse Present at the Services,
IncludinE NIanY distinguished rersnns.

Fairfield, Ia, April c5.-The remains OF
ex-united States Senator James +. Wilson
were Inferred here this afternoon. The at
tendance exceeded any in the history of
ihis portion OF tho state. All neiChborlng
cities were represented by delegations of
prominent men. Among those who were
present to pay last tribute of respect 10
The dead statesman were Governor Nor
rill. of Kansas; eX-United States Senator
Harlan, Senator Allison and Hon. j. s.
Woolen, of the United States district court
a guard of honor, OF a hundred old Sol
diers, and thousands of citizens acCompa-
MED the remains 10 their last resting
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26

St. Louis, Mo-, April 25.-First race
Selling; three-quarters of mile, King
David won; Matt White, second; Justice.
third. Time, l;2lia
Second race-iNiye-elghths of a mile; SELL
ing, Major Dripps won; Abe Cohn, Sec
Third e-Thirteen-siXteenths OF a mile;
selling. Montella Won; frankie D., second I;
Nevay, third. Time, 1;27l.
Fourth race-rhree- quarters of a mile I;
purse. Say When won; Bridget, second;
George w. Bailey. third. Time, l9l
Fifth race-Three-quarters OF a mile; SELL
ing. Queen Bess won Montell. second; Sc
vile. third. Time l;20h.
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Totals .......,5o 10 Is 6 q 10

Earned runs-kansas City, 5.
Two-base hits-Connaughton, 2.
Three-base hit-Rupert.
Bases on balls-On StultZ, 8: off Geer 8
Struck out-By Stultz, 9; by Geer. ).
Wild pitches-StultZ. l; Geer, l.
Hit by pitched ball-Hernon.
Passed balls--Bergen. /; Kelsey, &
Time of game-l:l5.
Umpire-Henry Nafew. .a'
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National League Standing.


Cincinnati, o. April 2j.--A heavy batting
rally in The ninth to-day gave PittsburE its
third straight victory Elmer Smith spiked
Latham in the calf of the leg. cutting him
badly. Latham handaGed UP the cuts and
McPhee are on the sick list and Ewing is
out on account of the death OF his brother.
Attendance, 1890. Score:
RH.E.
Cincinnati / o o. o o o "a / 3
Pittshurg. q o 3-7 10 .
Batteries-Pittsburg. Hart and Sugdon;
Cincinnati Foreman and Spies.
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Grover and the schutxenbund.

Washington, April 2I.--T'resIdrnt CIeVc-
land to-day received delegation OF the
National Schut2enbund, 10 invite the pres
ident 90 be present al tne natlohal festival
is. The president said II would be a pleas
ure for him TO attend, but he must take
into consideration the condition of public
business He thanked the delegation for
the Invitation and said he would answer
when he could determine whether or not
he could be present.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
LoulsyiIle, I5i Chicago, 4.

louisville. Ky. April 25,-rhe Colts were
In the game for the frst fve innings to-
day. but after the sixth they were never
heard from. Cunningham pitched very
steady game, the Colts getting but two
The home teams all around play was a
feature, Weather cloudy. Attendance,
1880. Score:
louisville. 10 % o5f O-i5 20 :
Chicago 81. % 9 2 o o "a Z 7
Batteries-Lousvllle, Cunningham and
Cote; Chicago Stratton and Moran.
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Results at Roby.

Roby, Ind. April e5.-Results:
First race--Five furlongs Imp. Welcome
won; Kansas Girl second Cinceder Sal,
Second race-Six furlongs Mandolina
won: Abana Boy, second; kindora, third.
Third race-Seven furlongs. Characteral
won; Oracle c., second; Zaldivar third.
Time, 1924.
Fourth racc-Six furlongs. Freddie l.. T.
won; Billy s., second; Daso, third, Time,
l:TA,
Fifth race-Seyen furlongs. Lismore won;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26

Mexico Mo, April 25.-tspecial) The
great PAGER. Rowdy Joe. 2:0s, was sold by
Dr. j. II. Hawkins this morning TO a party
from Indianapolis. Ind, for 5000. During
the horse sale here yesterday Rowdy Joe
was. taken to Mcxico's kite-shaped mile
track and sent half mile to exhibit him TO
the stockmen. He made 1t easily in 1:04.
and the last quarter in 0:2S. 1t was a WON
derful performance for a horse that had
been handled as little as he had-only road
exercise given last fall. II is predicted that
he Will break the record the coming season
and that to-day he is the fastest harness
horse living. Mexico, as well as Missouri
hates TO see him leaNe the state.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
sunday Run of the Cyclists.

The Sunday run of the Kansas City Cy-
clists will be over an exceedingly pictur
esque route and will doubtless call out a
large number of the club members. Leav-
ing the club house at o'clock sharp, the
club will wheel to Liberty. going via Har-
lem and. returning. will cross the river at
Blue Mills and return Via Independence.
taken at Liberty. The roads are in good
shape and the run should be a very en-
ioyable one
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26

St Joseph No, April 25.-(speclalD II is
quite probable that the offices Of General
inFton lines In Missouri. will be removed
from this city 10 ST. Louis within a short
time The matter has been under con
now stated that offices have been fitted
IN for Mr.. Crance In that city, and that
there. This step is taken, il is said. to
ch hance the effectiveness of the operating
department OF the Burlington in this
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26

Washington. April 25.-(SpeciaD 1t was
decided to-day that the postoflice at Car
ney, Lincoln county. o. T.. would be re-
established, and the inspector has been
directed to name a man for postmaster.
The office was abandoned some time ago
by reason of information given by Colonel
Ross, of Sawbuck fame, in Oklahoma, who
is surveyor of offices for that territory
a tit man in the town for postmaster and
having perpetrated this SANDER. Colonel
Ross succeeded temporarily in getting the
office susDHndpd
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(Chorn. to /, won; Shieldbearer, 100 &C..
Graham). 8 TO /. second; cyclone, 115 C'ree-
man. 3 to ., third. Time 1:OiS,. Chquita.
Josephine Garza. Princess Rose and Chess
Rogan also ran.
Sixth race--One and one-half miles. jim
Henry 9ltMcClain). TO J. won; Wahatchie,
lo3 &C.. Weber,, 5 to i, third. Time, 2;i5a..
Pear!ine Percy and kanara also ran.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26

Alameda Han died Yesterday at the Door
caused by asthma. The funeral will be
held at Bales chapel at o'clock this after
noon.
Mrs h. NJ. Kirkpatrick, wife Of u. NJ
Kirkpatrick. died yesterday morning at
services will be announced later.
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New York, 81 Hnsion. q.

New York, April 25.-The Bostons could
not hit Meekln to-day Although they
have won had it NOT been for mum of a
thrown ball by Lowe. which let in two
runs, The fielding feature was one
handed stop by Lowe, Nichols pitched
winning bah. Attendance small. not being
more than 5000 Score:
R.H.E.
New NSSi0Y York ii;',,,,,S ,..,,'S "a 5 |
Batteries-Boston, Nichols and Camel;
Now York. Meekln and Earrell.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
MRS. PARNELL IMPROVING.
She Now Recognizes Her Friends Who Call
to See Her.

Bordentown, n. j., April e5-Mrs. Par
nells condition tonight is much improv-
ed. She has received nourishment and
still recognizes those around her. Edward
Slavin, who was formerly in her employ
and who now resides in New York, arrived
here to-day, and when Mrs. Parnell saw
him she grasped his hand with a knowing
look. Frederick Tudor, of Boston, cousin
of Mrs. Parnell, also arrived to-day.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
Montgomery. 10; New Orleans. o.

Montgomery. Ala. April 25-The follow
ing was the score to-day:
RH.E.
Batteries - Clausen and Rapold Braun
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Rrooklyn. II; baltimore, @.

Baltimore, April 25.-Gleason was hit
hard and often and the fielding Of the Ori-
ulcs was the poorest seen this season.
Lucid was "A complete enigma except in
the sixth inning, Gritiin's work was the
feature. His two catches We're of the SEN
satioual order and cut off triples. Attend
ance, i,iO0. Score:
R,H T.
Baltimore i. o o o 4 o o 6 10 Z
Brooklyn o.. q o o 3 . IA IS 4
Hatteries-Brooklyn, Lucid and Grim;
Baltlmore. Gleason and Robinson.
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PhiIadeIphla, rs; Washington. 10.

Washington. April 95.-Mercer was retired
from The box in the hfth inning. but Ma
The situation for Washington Hailman
and Turner. while endeavorIng TO stop a
foul hy, collided, and Delehanty took
ceyed by the former. Attendance, 5000
Score:
EsiisasiSsIs EsisisE,1a "a ss5siSfS..--IIsg{iss -Is{ss i
at,erles-Washlngton. Mercer. Mslsrkey
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
Malone Broke His Record.

Malone played pool in great form at the
Royal yesterday afternoon. He conceded
odds of los to 20 to Covey, a Nebraska
player, and beat him by l05 to 10. Malone
ran down 81 balls before Covey succeeded
in getting one and broke his own previous
high run of G. balls by scoring G2.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26

Cincinnati, o., April 25.--The Big Four
has decided to parallel the Baltimore e
Ind, to Louisville, fifty-thrcc miles. The
directors so decided yesterday In New York
after they had considered to contract for
Southwestern The Big Four already has
its bridge privileges. and in connection
with the Chesapeake e Ohio has large ter
mimi facillties in I.omisNile.
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and Mcclure;
IlnnnnlE


81. Louis. April 25.--The Spiders won the
second game from the Browns to-day in
the rain, a home run in the eighth inn
inE by Mexican yielded two runs and had
not tho lucky hit been made long game
would have been the result Score:
81. Louis :. % q o ooeo % 6
Cleveland . i o o o 90 3 81 o
Batteries--St Louis. Ehret and Peitz;
Cleveland, Cuppy and thinner.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
General Domestic.

Senator Voorhees, is interesting himself
in ex-Consul Waller's case.
Bill Cook has been safely housed in the
Albany penitentiary for forty five years.
The United States has declined to help
Nicaragua i'll her extremity with Great
Britain.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-26
Yale Athletes Break Fecords.

New Haven, Conn, April t.-At the an
Association held this afternoon, Hckok
continued his record-breakIng perform
ances. lie threw the hammer 1870 feet 5
record OF l23 feet 0 inches. He also put
the shot i2 feet inches. smashing the 9TH
er ercollegiate record OF 42 feet.
Thrall also broke the college record IN
the mile walk bY al'6 seconds. making II