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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
LATE NEWS BY WIRE.
Items of General Interes. From All Over
the Universe

1
Boston, Mass. Nov. 15.-Eben D. Jor.
dan. a we'll known dry goods man o.
the firm of Jordan, Marsh & Co., of this
city. died today.
Manchester. n. H, Nov 15.-The hear
ing on the petition of State Bank Com
missioners Hatch and Baker. for the
appointment OF receiver for the New
Hampshire Trust company, was begun
before Chief Justice Doe and Associate
Justice Clark today.
Omaha, Neb.. Nov. 15.-The local COM
mittees to take care of the transmits
souri, congress met at the Commercial
| club tonight TO complete arrangements
! for the gathering. The entertainment
| committee is not yet complete. The
congress meets in Omaha on Nov. 25.
Omaha, Neb.. Nov. i5.-It has been the
custom for a number Of years with the
Union Pacific TO sell its employees coal
| at reduced rates. This Will be discun-
| tinued Jan. 1. Il affects every man on
the system and the privilege has been
| one coveted by everybody who could
lay claim to being an employee.
Philadelphia. Pa, Nov. l5-Nrs.
Charlotte Moon Clark (Charles VI. Clay)
a literary woman Of note. Is lying crstf-
I
dence Of her son. Rev. Frank Clark.
Mrs. Clark was born in Virginia sixty
four years ago. She was a schoolnla e
and life long friend OF Mrs. Benjamin
Harrison.
Shanghai, Nov. 15.-It is positively
stated that China has agreed that Ger
many shall occupy one of the islands
near the entrance to the seaport OF
Amory for the purpose Of establishing a
navy yard and coal depot. II is ad-
Cied that it is feared that the step viii
be followed by international complica-
lions, as France and Russia ara GER
tain 20 seek similar privileges.
Washington. Nov. 15.-The bids FOR
the proposed new battleships 20 be built
under the appropriation made during
the last session OF congress viii De open
ed on the seth inst. L = expected tta1
there VII be only four bids. which will
he submitted by the BathIron Works OF
Bath. Ne. tae Union Iron Works %
san Francisco. the Newport News Ship
Building company and the Cramps.
Cincinnati. O. Nov. ia special 70
the Enquirer from Augusta. Ky. saws.
Ssnsa Gons5 reports were sent cut from
this city today about the Augusta col
leSe building burning and 400 pupils mar
-'owly escaping. The facts sre THAI
chimney caught fire and caused excite
r1ent about TIE town bUt 10 one was
hurt and The building was not damaged
School resumed after n recess y so-ne
excitement and short duration
san Diego. Cal. Nov. 1.-THE nup-
t.sss ~ Miss EvaHge'ine Wa5s. dsuga-
ter - General Mana ger =. X. Wade q
the Santa Fe. and D.. Edward Bosert
q the United States steamship Aba
troSs. took place LAST evening in *
P2uFs church. Bies>op NEct.a,s ofsicizt-
ing The maid of acac- was Mss A6i-s
Aanvel, q Chicago. sz3 StsS brides
u2i1s were Misses Teresa RrSssrx 7Sr
q Topeka. Kan. AID MS Alice HoIis-
day OF s. Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16

" was To-Day sentenced 20 five years
imprisonment in the Ohio penkentiary
and TO pay a ffne OF 81, 900. he having
plead guilty OF embezzkng county
funds.
Los Angeles. Cal Nov. 15.-Ferdinand
Kenneth. ex-chief OF police OF St Louis.
who killed Detective A. =. Lawson.
was sentenced today to ten years In
the state prison. The case VIII be ap-
pealed to the supreme court.
Liberty. No. Nov. l5.-John Reynolds.
SO years Of age. has been sentenced ga
the circuit court here TO two years IN
the pend rEtfary for stealing horses.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
st. Louis Races.

st. Louis. Mo, Nov. i5.-The track at
the fair grounds was heavy today, but
the pleasant weather is drying 1t out.
Not a favorite won amy of the five event
Summaries:
First race-Seven furlongs: Salina
won; SouIdmore, second; White Wings,
third. Time Sc
Second-Six and half furlongs; for
2-year-Olds: Fannie Rowena won:
Kirk. second; Leasman, third. Time
80
Thtrd-Mi]e and quarter: Haroldine
won; Billy Mckenzie, second; Blue Ban
ner. third. Time 2:20.
FourT1h-Seven furlongs: Governor
Sheeffan won; Rey Del Mar, second;
Rex Regent, third. Time I:35
Fffth-F'ive and half furlongs: Dun
lap won; Hiberian Queen, second; Fra
Diavolo, third Time IA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
San FrapcIsco Races.

San Francisco, Cal, Nov. 15.-Results
at Bay District track:
First race-Road Warmer won; Primo
Hooker, second; Rejected, third. Time
1:01 1-2.
Seoond-Five and a half furlongs:
Empress Of Norfolk won; Nervoso, sec
ond; Selkirk. third. Time los.
Third-Six furlongs: Soon Enough,
won; Arctic, second; Venus, third Time
ia IA.
Fourth-About six furlongs, handicap
Blue Bell won; Hueneme, second; Nc
FarIand, third. Time IL 1-2
Fifth-Mile and seventy yards, SELL
ing: Little Cripple won; Duchess Of
Milpitas. second: Hydy, third. Time
LIZ
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Lexington Races.

Lexington, KY, Nov Fifth day
Of the Kentucky association meeting,
weather fine, track fast. Three IA
Vorites and two outsiders won. The
first and fourth races were as near dead
heats as could be, and the third was
won by a nose. Princess Over in the
last race ran two miles the wrong way
Of the track Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs; purse: He
kok won: Martin. second: White Oak,
third. Time :03
Second-Seven furlongs; selling: La
Moore won; La Creole, second; Sun
burst, third. Time I 30.
Third-Six furdongs; selling; Chenoa
won; Cyclone, second; Summer Coon,
third. Time IL.
Fourth-Seven furlongs: Leo Lake
won; Prince Carl, second; Glad, third.
Time lbs ga
Fifth-Four and half furlongs; Flea
nor won; Julie a Or, second; Helen KEEL
Ter, third. Time :55 ga
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16

NO MAN WOULD TALK.
Northern Pacific consolidation Plan
Mark for Good Guessers.

Mark for Good Guessers.
St Paul. Mimi, Nov. 15.-The spec
ial train carrying prominent officials
and attorneys interested in the North
ern Pacific receiyership arrived in this
city this afternoon II left Tacoma
Wednesday. In the party were c. j.
| Spooner, of counsel for the old and
new receivers: George r. Peck Of Mil
waukee, counsel for the Adams party;
| Silas w. Petit, counsel for the Brayton
Ives board of directors; Roswell G. Roll
ston. president, and Herbert R. Turner.
counsel for the Farmers Loan and
Trust company Of New York; General
Manager Kendrick and his secretary.
Finley ]. Shepherds; w A Underwood
or New York, counsel for Receiver Bur-
leigh.
Senator Spooner was not seriously
injured by mis- fall off the step of the
car at Columbia river
During the day several conferences
were held. concluding a general con-
ference Of the local and visiting attor-
neys.
Before the general conference Il wus
stated by several gentlemen, among
them General Manager Hendricks that
the prospects Of consoiida ting the re-
ceivershiJs is good and that progress
is being made
None Of the gentlemen cared 10 dis
close the details of the scheme for con-
Solidation. 1t seems to be Understood
IN circles surrounding the conference
committee that the far west win have
one receiver and St Paul will have one
The far west Will insist on having a
Jurisdiction that shall not be bound
down by any order of courts further
east.
1t Is admitted that there viii be q
third receiver, but no one on the out
side knows whether he will be a New
York man or someone from the west.
VINO IS satisfactory TO all interests
This probably cannot be announced
until after the New York court has
passed on the proposed plan One gen
tlen1an said that IT was likely that Re-
ceivers McHenry and Burleigh will be
members of the consolidation. He was
no able to suggest the man who IS
likely to get the third place.
After a long conference at the Ryan
hotel. the attorneys did not seem as
cheerful as they We're when they reach
ed here this morning and took a brief
rest, but resumed the conference
Messrs. Petit and Turner left tonight
for milwaukee,. where they will proba-
bly, see Judge Jenkins The party had
indirect communication with Judge
San Jorn today and Messr-s. Peck. Spoo-
ner and Underwood, who are still here.
VIII probably submit their unknown
proposition to him in the morning.
No one would talk.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
ALL BUT ZEAICH's MEN.
sympathetic Strike OF New York Cab Drsv-
ers Fails to Sympathize.


New York, Nov 15.-The strike of cab
drivers and stablemen, which promised
last night to paralyze travel by hired
vehicles in the city for an indefinite
time, fell through this morning when
most Of the men who had been ordered
out by the Liberty Dawn association,
to support the demands of the employees
or Zeaich's stables. returned to work.
Zeaich's men are still on a strike. but
the company sent out forty cabs today
driven by non-unfon whips, each of
which was guarded by policeman in
civilians dress on the seat beside the
driver. Reports differ regarding the
reasons which led to the sudden coll
lapse OF the sympathetic strike, but IL
resulted from a secret meeting held last
night. One story is that many cabmen
threatened to leave their organization
unless its leaders reversed their demand
for sympathetic strike.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16

81. GO: Humboldt harbor and bay i47s.-
600. Coos hay. Orcg0n. 81. 0oa. Yaqulna
bay So 60: Ssistaw river. Oregon. az
coo. Upper Snake river 81. coo. Olympia
harbcr $50. go. Columbia and lower
Willamette river tI7s. 90. Cascades cz-
nal 800. GO. Willamette river abov.
Portland Is 90
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
MRS. COUGAR Still PURsrEs.
she will Try Congressman Morse the Third
Time. II She Nav

Boston. Mass. Nov. 15.-8Irs. Helen
NJ Cougar. whose $4,000 damage suit
against Congressman Elijah \. Morse
for alleged Ebel. has just been settled
for a second tine BY a verdict against
the plalntiff. mas filed a motion for a
new trial on the ground that the YER
dot rendered IN the recent trial was not
n accordance with the evidence sub
r'lioted- The time for hearing has not
yse been fixed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
Hors.lcss w con <tarts 20 Chicn-n

New York. Nov. ia horseless VA
gon started from Sixth avenue ana
Fourteenth street at 1917 y: m. on a
irive 10 Chicago. This is said 10 be
The longest trip ever undertaken by 4
soad vehicle propelled by a motor. TIE
Wagon is run by naptha motor. The
sarriase Is expected to arrive in Chi
sago in time 70 take part in the motto
sycie contest in that city on Thanks
irving Gav
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
wAsHISeroS TO WV YORK
Military Cyclists -iIi star, ON Relay Hias
aHnfaF.

washinzion. Nov 1s-Tbe military
cycilsts have completed arranzetrenss
for a relay rtie from here % Sew YORK
city. 20 begin al noon sunday. Dec l.
The distance - 1874 rsllles. ne tine a.
loWauoe. - hours and 20 minutes. vii
cover the res relays This - sad 90
~ che iorgest relay ever uafSs.zkeu
81 fhis Country ~ a military company
or any Other organization q limited
Frrl-rrtfs-~t.ff.r
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
Kansas City Races.

Kansas City. No, Nov. 15.-Tomor-
rows races ends the fall meeting at Elk
position park. Many horses will be
taken 10 St Louis. a few 10 New Or
leans and several TO San Francisco.
Today's results:
First rs3ce-Five and a half furlongs:
Richard T T7cn; D3vy Crockett, second
FurlOng. third. Time l: 10.
Second-'Six furlongs: Eel Glenn won
lie Fiesta, second: Fannie d. third.
Time ! 10 1-2.
Third-Ffve furlongs: Marble Rock
won; Peddier second; Congo Dick, third
Time "a ID
fourth-Seven -furlongs: ia ia won;
Artless, second; Fonschway third Time
l:53
Thin and impure blood is made rich
and healthy by taking Hoods Sarsap-
ariiia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
Three Records for Eberhardt.

Salina, Kan, Nov. 15.-The worlds
standing paced. class A. bicycle record
Tor one-third mile was lowered here to-
aSy by Frank Eberhsrdt. the time be-
Ing 81 seconds. II was formerly held
by F. II. Allen. EberhaTdt now holds
three worlds records.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16

II SEzNs So.-sPspa-- SAIL Harry, when
boy keeps On doing so1.st6ins wrong of
as own accord, he's wllzfGl isa-t he's
YES said a1r. Rid .sTsea Il he dncSu'i
Do nothing OF NOBODY elss,s accc-5. he's
zoe ID isa's hes -zs-Te-'S Round Tzhse
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
Eeport Rccelrcs NM Credit

New Haven, Conn. Nov. l5.-The re-
sort that game VIII De played Christ
mas between the Yale football team
and the University ot Georgia lacks
confirmation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16

, IGNORANCE Is less removed from tire truth
Ian prejudice iderot
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
C0RBETT WILL NOT
BRADY WIRES STUART DECLINING
HIS KIND OFFER

But when the Message is Read More Care
fully it Is Seen to be Only Statement
that Corbett has Retired from the Ring,
and has Not Single "No" in It-Stuari
Reads Hope i'm it and viii Go on to New
York-New York Horse Show Again
Eclipsed by the Mariboroughs - Days
Races-Sporting News.
Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. I5.-Tonight Dan
Stuart received the following in answer
TO his offer made last night:
New York, Nov. 15.-Dan A Stuart:
Corbett has retired from the ring.
(Signed) ''W. a. BRADY"
Sturat showed the telegram to the
Associated Press reporter and said:
81 viii go to New York anyway and ask
Corbett 10 sign and if he positively re-
fuses then / will ask Maher to go
against Fitzsimmons and 1 promise
you Maiher viii prove a good card. He
IS a good man"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-16
FIVE TOOK A HAND
CHICAGO DETEC I'VE AGENCY IN A
VERY BAD BOX

Case of Frank White. on an Inquest Being
which Seriously duplicates the Entire
Force of the Berry Detective Agency
All Arrested but One and the Police are
Chasing Him-Negro Murderer Hanged
IN Arkansas-Ex.Chief kennett sent
enced-Crime News IN General
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

There are certain rules to which all news
papers claiming TO be reputable acknowledge
amenabiilty. The amateur reporter Of the
Dallan New WHO received convention
document on the faith OF a promise to re-
turn the same aif Immediately transmitted
1t by express to his paper. and who. whom
applied to by the secretary for the docu-
ment, advised him that II had been delivered
TO the Gazette. may havq acted on his indl-
vidual responsibility. but Fortunately Tor him
self, the transgresslon was brought home to
the parent Office OF the News. a statement
Of the circumstances under which the paper
was received was wired to tho News, with
an onlcial demand from the secretary for It's
delivery to the Gazette It Is hardly nCccH-
sary to say the paper was not delivered to
thu Gazette. Tile enterprise which nched a
convention document. aud which cioaked the
thioying with falschood, was not to be net
mit,ed to miaearry by any acruplcl at the
managerial end OF the line. The incident
IS not reported to onilFhton the public as 10
the trioks and manners OF the Dalian news
paper. for these are pretty well known. but
merely to placo convention funrtonaricl on
their guard under similar circumstance.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08
coNpoLlNo wlru ppus.
A Message OF sympathy aud Patriotism Sent
Him.

a Message OF sympathy aud Patriotism Sent
Him.
The following message has been sent to
Eugene V. pebs aud his Imprisoned as
soclates by the Popuilsts assembled at their
camp meeting here:
To Eugene y. Debs and Your Associates,
Now In Woodstock jail. Cook County. H.
linois.
We the populists Of Texas, in mass con.
yentlon assembled at Fort Worth. August
@, 1885,
Recognizing the fact that you are now In
prison for no crime committed by YOU but
for your defense " humanity, right liberty
and Justice, to tho toilefA ot this nation,
have been placed where YOU now are by
Injustice, without trial by Jury, at the dcta-
ton Of the money power, against the consti-
tuition OF the United states OF America.
We hereby tender you our heartfelt SYM
patty and bid YOU be OF good cheer Tor
your letter. for which We thank you kindly.
speaks with more force and power with
you in prison than you could Il here In
person,
We therefore pledge you our united sup
port in the restorauopst this government To
the original constitution given US by ON
foretathers. over one hundred years ago,
This We mean. and this We intend by
the help Of divine proylden TO do. nt
matter at what coat or methld % BE- adopted
We regret tho cause ihat has led us q
| this action, but are Determined that the causi
I shall be removed. For W. know that undei
. It no liberty for the woaltl producers Of thil
I country can exist
Kidding you to he hopaol We arc fra
/ ternaily yours tor so FlmAnt Of, fo
/ and by the people.
Unanimously adopted by rlNns vote.
J. NJ. MALLEff Chairman.
| q. u. HARRIS, Secretary.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

poIl fully three times as many votes as NE
did In 1892, 49,
Asked concerning the probable future OF
senator Ingalls, he said, as candidate tor
the next senatorial term in Kansas he Is the
strongest man In the Republican ranks. Ana
II his enemies do not combine against nun
he will poll the fun vote Of his party. IKE.
ferng again to the general outlook he sald
aapetdy combination Of all the forces against
tho gold bugs Ia being Effected. Though Tree
coinage Republicans In the North and West
are not coming to us quite as fast as that
element In the Democratic party IN the
South. yet we are gaining rapidly. There is
still lingering hope with many leading Ne-
publIcans that they can control their party
In favor OF free coinage and the proper
tarin legislation. but the next national
convention viii adopt gold bug platform and
this hope will be disalpated. Then the dis
Indignation OF that party will speedily take
place. There Is no prospect Of our giving up
any Of our principles to get free coinage
men from either party. our phrareoogy may
BE- changed but our principles never.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08
Knights Of Honor IN Session In the city Of
Waco.

Knights Of Honor IN Session In the city Of
Waco.
Waco. Aug. I.--Tho second days scusion
Of the KnigntA OF Honor began at O'Clock
his morning at the city hall. The committee
on crrdontala reported ten members entitled
10 be present, IN addition 10 those present
Yesterday. Tho following reports were road
and adopted: Report Of supreme representa-
tive showing the changes OF laws and super
yialona during the past term. Committee on
printing supplies purchased and printing
done comtnlttee on laws and supervision,
shoy,lnr the bylaws and amendments there
10 npnroyed during the term. large number
Of resolutions were introduced, seeking 70
make changes in laws OF the order were re-
ferred 10 mo committee on tue state OF
Inc order. by request Of the grand ledge
snnrep,a Guardian A. r. Cole OF sherman
.ven,niined the secret work OF the order. Ihp
unrninK session was largely taken up WIN
~. conaidsration Of aud action upon routine
nattotA Tho afternoon session prgNh AZ :
O'Clock. ana the matter OF TIRE election o'
,he grand ofAcers and representatives TO al
,cr,ster "a the supreme lodge meeting at
! nu,rvnir Ky the second Tuesday IN June,
lsat was TAKEN up. The results OF the elee'
-, 80. ~ fuiteNa. isd u. kune. san Mar
80 Grand dictator: u. W. hudson, rear
rail-. grand vice dictator; r. W. hsauihon,
Austin, grand assistant dictator NiM
!, tvolfe Cameron, reelected grand treas
,,rer: J.. l.. Lloyd Eagiu Lake srAnu vhsp
t,,r. 4, " Durkr Howe, grand kuidc
charles w. Singleton. Ennis granu s uaiuleu
loo schrubcr Austin. grand Aeh'lnei' a ni,",'
Eppstrln. Waco. 3. II. hAhpuInn. S"''@@
Nm Repp. galveston. srHnu n,a m 4,
THO meeting then adjonrnen w ~ w
.,a, A srnnd entertainment and hall /"
The Natatorium roof garden 'o'N p'"''
night.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08

Fort uibson. Okla, Aug. 7.--FoFt u NE,
slyes Mays minority o. twcnty-one ior ',, ,',
More whisky and MONEY was nseu mere ,,sn
was eyer known in any previous ele.u, ~
,sron, rneaSer reports received here u Il be-
ilsynd that MAYS ID elected. Flights were
nusncfous. three being In progrcs here :, ohe
time but no one has been reported hNleu'
Muoi intinildation aud fraud Is claimed
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08
SUBMITS TO INrERyInw.
senator Peter Talks About Reform to a
Reporter.

Senator Pener Talks About reform TO
Reporter.
Senator W, A. Peter was asked as TO tho
general outlook for the reform movement
throughout the country, Replying he said
you ma assure the Gazette that It Is eS-
cellent We are receiving acccssions con-
stAntly from tho dissatisfied members Of the
old parties. This disaHeetion IL about tho
same In both parties, This Is natural The
rock on which they are going to pieces
Is tho silver question and en- that We are
a unit Hence Il rs about natural for them TO
come 70 Us. The masses see that We arc
tue 10 our declarations and promises while
tAc old parties arc not Want OF conndeaee
Is therefore forcing them out and confidence
NJ "a Is bringing them 10 US, They think
more o. party than they do OF principle while
We thiuk moro OF principle than we do OF
party. We would abandon our me In
oaicq 4 they were 10 botray us but members
" ne ed parties are very slow TO DO this.
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heA siapd BY our guns next year We will
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-08-08
| OOKOUT INN,
o o o L''E FETI "
The Great Summer Resci
of tho South.

The Inn is a mammoth struetrn
gancc. Finished In quartefe1 .
decorated by artists Of national =;
A walk through the main han thl
Is more than an eighth 81
table aud service are the best "
Ing and drainage are perfect ~.
ing and evening concerts anu W
the music room. , 49,.
Livery, bowling. billiards, va
The drives and walks canna
passed in America. The scenei
Erandest the sun ever shone W.
Nancroft, the eminent hlsiona.i
nge OF 81 said. "rhls Is the CIV.
] ever saw. In all my Ma,v,
never seen any scene 10 etcei
lime grandeur"
Hourly cars from Chattano'r
depots to the Inn. -.
Write for terms and fui pai~'
summer OF 1898.