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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
Little Rock Races

Little Rock, Ark, April 5-Weather
clear and track fast: Summaries:
FirtS race-Four furlongs: May Pin
kerton, l to 4, won; Bette HILL to I.
second; Newhouse, 6to !, third. Time
81
Second-Five furlones: Campania, 1
to ,, won; Cara, TO l. second; Tiffin,
20 to l, third. Time / :03A.
Third-Hotel Rchelieu stakes for two
year Odds, four and half furlongs
Beau Ideal, to L, won; Sallie Cliquot,
to 8, second; Oracle c, 10 to l, third.
Time :562l.
Fourth-Six furlongs: Upman. to 5.
won; Josephine, 6 to l. second; Wa
hatchie, to l, third. Time 1:16H.
Fffth-Six furlongs: Silva, TO 5, won
Lucille, l TO 2, second; Ike Prior, 10 to
/, third. Tine 1:16S4
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Washington Races.

Washington, April 6.-While at the
post in the last race Sweet Kate threw
her jockey, j. Shields. He was not
badly hurt and walked from the track.
Summaries:
First race-Four furlongs: Cadiz, 4
to l. won; Himarth, Is to 10, second f:
Tutelage. to 1, third Time, 0:5I1s.
Second-Six and a half furlongs: Mid
star. IN l. won; St Michael. 2 to 5.
second; Kilkenny. TO l, third. Time.
1:24ia.
Third-Mile: Captain T. ) to I. won:
Ed keaTney, } to 5. second: Sir Dixon,
Jr-. to l, third. Time, 1:42
Fourth-Seven furlongs: Solitaire. 9
TO !, won: Ornus, 20 to l, second; Mock
Barren, Il TO l, third. Time. 1:31.
Fifth-Four furlongs: Premier, 4 to
l, won Old Age, Z To 5, second; Vice
Regal. to I, third Time, O:5034
SiXth-F'iVe furlongs: Ceremony. 9
to 10, won: Ruby. Z TO >, second; Wei
come, 5 10 ]. third. Time, ] Go.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
MARRIAGE WAS a FAILURE.
An Italian bridegroom Murders His Wife
and Then Commits Suicide.

San Francisco, April 5.-Carlo Enrico
Rita, an Italian resident of this city,
was married last night 10 Miss Wolf.
and after the ceremony the bride and
groom repaired TO the Palace hotel,
where they We're assigned a room. They
did not appear in the morning. and Al
noon a servant becoming alarmed
notified other ATTACHES, who forced
open the door. Both Rita and his bride
were found dead in bed. The husband
had shot his bride to death and then
committed suicide. No explanation OF
the tragedy has been offered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
Two Fugitives from Justice Pit Upa Good
Race in Eastern Oregon.

Pendelton, Ore, April 1.-The Parr
boys accused of horse stealing, and
who have been fugitives from justice
have been caught by Indian police after
q long and exciting chase. The PARIS
We're discovered on the reservation and
when detected escaped on their horses
towards the mountains. The chase
was kept up until the deep canons Of
the Blue mountains We're reached when
the fugutives abandoned their horses
and continued their flight on foot. When
their pursuers were within a hundred
yards of the PARIS, they turned at bay
and enptied their revolvers at the Of
ficers who We're unhurt and who there
upon easily arrested the outlaws.
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the Public Temper Brings the Infor
nation Mighty Ouick--The Obdurat,
Five Get Out Of Town With All POSSIBLE
Speed.
Corrollton. Mo-, April 5.-The jury in
! the Taylor case came into court at 9:3C
/ this morning and reported they could
not agree. The jury stood seven fol
conviction and five for acquittal. Judge
Rucker thereupon discharged them.
When the jury was brought into the
! court room Judge Rucker asked:
Gentlemen, is there any prospect
that you will agre on verdict?"
None whatever" replied Foreman
George Fleming.
What do the rest Of you say?" asked
the judge.
There is no show whatever" re-
piled several of the jurymen
DO you stand now as you stood from
the frst?' again asked the judge, and
the jurors repliade that the first ballot
was seven for conviction and five for
acquittal, and that the result had re-
NAMED unchanged at all subsequent
ballots.
Judge Rucker ordered the clerk to
enter the disagreement and discharged
the jury and continued the case until
the next term of court. AS the Jurors
filed out of the court room they We're
Kissed, hooted and reviled by the people
who had gathered around.
1t is the general opinion here that
Carroll county has been disgraced by
the five jurors who stood out for ac-
quittal.
The jurors who voted from the first
e.
Jameson. Adolph Auer, Granville Jen-
kins. Elijah Baker. James H. Creel and
W. r. Brammer.
The five who stood out for acquittal
from the first were Frank Yellle. Bar
nett II. Hudson. Ben Glover, George
Fleming. ]. T. holland.
As soon as the jury was discharged
these five disappeared. 1t Is said by
the other jurors that they stole out of
town fearing mob violence. Before
leaving the jury room Frank Yahle
made each juror promise to not reveal
to any one the names of the jurors VINO
voted for acquittal. But when the
seven jurors got out and mingled with
the people on the streets and learned
the state of the public mind and that
unless it was known how the jurors
voted each man of the twelve would
rest under the suspicion of having
been bribed, they told the names Of the
five.
The jurors who we're for conviction
say that Frank Yahle advanced and
sustained all arguments made in the
jury room against conviction.
II has developed that George Flem-
ing, foreman Of the jury, and one of
those who voted for acduittal. has a
niece who married a cousin of the Tay-
lors.
Ben Glove, another of the five, is a re-
lative of one of the attorneys for the
defense. Stories of bribery are multi |
piled daily and it looks as though the
grand jury will have its hands full when |
these charges are brought before it.
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was perfectly nu44zont.i, ana thus it was
that the page was enabled TO lie apparent
~ sleeping in the air, with no other sup
port than the tip Of her elbow resting on
slender god. When lie performer desired
to release tho subject, he simply raised
her body slowly, touched a little spring,
released the elbow joint. lowered her e.
her feet, and the performance was over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
The EenSzl Grosb~ck.

TIE BENGAL g7asbeck baiids nest
shaped lie bottle and always scIscts for
its support long. 1.-the llme. overhsbs-
ing 3 sITcsn q water. Tie entrance u
beneath, and from the situation and ps-
ouliar shape 81 = absolutely impossible f0-
q snake % gain Ecmissicn % The Ies;,
One naturalist recoris seeing IL attempts
On the part Ok seTpenss n get at ;as nest
bat TIRE hungry s1zkes ais ays fcll CT iEiS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06

children, seeing their eIdoTs smiling.
laughed outright.
y completes breakdown was imminent
when one Of the teachers began 10 si7g
Onward, Christian Soldiers " This was
Immediately tak.n Up by the whole sch Jol,
and "a fairly successful entry was made
Hold the Fort has never sinccsbeen "a
favoTite with that Sunday school,
Youth S Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
TO CONTROL PLATE GLASS.
Combination With Ten Million CAPITAL
Formed for That PURPOSE

Pittshurg. Pa. April 5.-At a meeting
a the plate glass manufacturers OF the
country 2 combination was aIecter and
re capital stock fixed az SIo oco. 0e9
The cofnhiustio viii co1.roi all plate
glass manufactured IN the country.
TIE combination was contaminated AZ
a meeting Of the Pittsburg Plate Glass
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06

practiced medicine without registering
with the board of health, as required
by law. Mrs. Baird attended and cared
for H NJ. Bosworth, who died two
weeks ago Of diebetes.
The object Of the local board of health
in dismssing the proceedings is to give
the state board an opportunity to deal
with Mrs. Baird under the state law.
What viii be done is not fully decided,
but il is known that members of the
board have been investigating the case
with view of Furnishing her for GRIM
inal negligence
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
Sore 60 Bring sleep.

Gresn-T'rs d-eaGfuiiy treated with IN
somnia. / simply cant 80 to sleep as
highs.
Brov1-ThT 6or't yen make Up you-
mind that yog have . q; q . Midnight
trair snd resolve 30 stsy sSsks'-.ss
York n -71
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
East ST, LouiS Races.

st. Louis, Mo, April East St.
Louis results:
First race-Five furlongs Little Nell
won; Tradesman, second; Leta L, third.
Time, 1:0e1a.
Second-Ninne-sixtee of a mile:
Roy won. Republic, second; King David
third. Time, l:2l55.
Third-Six furlongs: Christine D,
won; Freedman, second; Barney Lara
way, third. Time, 1:211a.
Fourth-Thirteen-s of mile:
Mochican won; San Bias, second; Queen
Bess. third. Time, 1:27
Fffth-Six furlongs: May Blossom,
won; Mr.. Dunlaw, second; Bayard,
third. Time, 1:21.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
WON'T BOTHER HIm NOW.
just Let c. p. Huntington Comes to Cali
fornin. Tl.at's AZ

san Francisco April 5-Cnited States
d2rsnal Baldwin says that II c. p
huntington comes 10 California hs VIII
arrest IA under tie Indictment fa7,r !
ny the United States grand Jury for
issuing an interstate rai}roadp1ss. Dis
frict Attorney Foote says that The var
rant VIII not Be served on IT1satt7gto,,
in the east as the expenses Of bringing
The railroad magnate out here v-ol,l3
be too great he VIII wait until Hun
tIActon cc1ass here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06

WHY, in the Spring time,
do SO many have that drowsy,
lifeless feeling!
WHY is there so much
backache, neuralgia and rheu-
matism +?
WHY do scrofulous tainrs,
eruptions and erysipeiaS show
themselves.
WHY not admit the truth,
which is, that kidney poison is
in the blood (.
WHY. then, not put the
blood in pure condition by cur
ing the kidneys!
WHY net today resort to
that great remedy, Warmers
Safe Cure, which is the only
known specific for these
troubles
WHY not, in a word, use
the BEST remedy obtainaple for
banishing disease and restoring
health and happiness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
What a Blessing

1t is to have strong nerves. and how
many are denied 1t They TO whom
nature has been niggard in this re-
sl,ect can ENJOY nerve vigor and quiet
ude il they use Eostetter's Stornacb
Bitters. one Of the finest nervines rnd
tones IN existence. Dyspepsia. a pro
life source Of nerve inQuietude. is in
Varibly overcome by this gentle n,edi-
cine, which is also potent as a remedy
for malarial and kidney trouble and
CONSUMPTION
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to 3, second; Panini, 8 to 1, third Time,
100
Third-Six furlongs: Charlie B, 10
to ], won; Edmund Connolly, even, sec
ond: Marcel, Is to l, third. Time 1:153i.
Fourth - Handicap; six furlongs:
Prince Imperial, Z to 10. won; Long
brook, to l, second; Stark, 90 TO l,
third. Time, lis.
Fifth-Seven furlongs: Nelly H, ) 10
l, won; Blacksmith, 8 to /, second;
Nirden, 8 to l, third. Time, 100.
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New Orleans Races.

New Orleans, April 5.-Weather fine;
track fast. Summaries:
First race-one mile: Void, Q to 10
Ton; Billy Mckenzie. 4 to /, second !;
tXion, 20 10 l, third. Time, LIZ.
Second - Seven furlongs: Masonic
Home, s 10 /. won; Senator Morrill,. I
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
SLANG wosos AND PHRASES.
The Origin OF -oz;ssseT.- ''yoz'rs . Daisy
and -TaS Ih4z--

"Dan" i wo-', wiase TneaainC g
novT kao7-1s - r-s-y cze uao and --sEs- ss.s
IT, Eugll-h i=peasss A5sus gise bes.n
hing q she crasslgg = ooes.z4ele IA ESg.
laid azacl Iean DsH bscsaas eeis hsaf.=l
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Chief Police Interfered.

Chicago, April 5.-The eight round
contest which was to have taken place
Tonight between Tommy Ryan of Chi
cago and Jack Wil5s OF ST. Louis did
not materialize. Chief of Police Bren-
nan issued an order in the afternoon
stopping the contest
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walcott Against steve o'DonneIL.

Pittsburg, Pa, April5.-John A. Toole,
representing Tom ,ORourke, today de-
posted a $500 forfeit and offered to
match Joe Wolcott against Steve
O'Donnell. The terms are for finish
fight for s., 500 a side.
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The Wedding obey

she was no, made out - bis head % sop
him, not out % his feet 20 ~ traInpisd up
or by hiui bot cut o. tbs side g b. equal
with him, under bis aTIn t. - pr0tecsari
sBd near bis heart 20 BE beloved Nat
thew Henri
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GrimaIkin and Pussvapita

Milwaukee, Wis, April 5.-The cat
show was attended by 200 people to-
day. The Judges viii finish their work
tomorrow afternoon and the prizes and
medals will be awarded in the evening.
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STATE BOARD TO DEAL WITH.
Kansas City Board of Health Dismisses
Charges Against Mrs. Baird.

Kansas City Mo, April 5.-The city
board of health declined this afternoon,
after a conference with the late board
of health, to dismiss the case against
Mrs. \. ]. Baird. the Christian Science
doctor, arrested week ago. The
charge against Mrs. Baird was that she
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-04-06
San Francisco Races.

San Francisco. April 5.-Favorites
won four OF six races today. The han
dicap at six fuTlongs was the only race
I'm which any interest was manifested.
as every horse entered had an excel
lentchance TO win. Quirt, who got off
last, managed to Last long enough to
win by nose from Playful, the long,
est shot in the betting. Summaries:
First race-Five furlongs, selling: Al
anic. 2 to 1,won; Martinez, 2l5 to 1. sec
ond; Addie NJ, s to |, third. Time l :012
Second-FOuT furlongs. selling, two
year ol6s: Rey Del Bandidos, to l..
won; Marionette, 6 to 1, second; Elk
tract, filly, TO ], third. Time :49&.
Third-SiX furlongs, selling: Arctic,
ii TO ., won; Rain Drop. IL to ., second !;
Myron, TO 1, third. Time 1:l3.
Fourth-Six furlongs handicap: Quirt
to l, won; Playful. 20 to /, second;
Gree. to !, third Time TIA
Fifth-Five furlongs. selling: Sweet
Alice, to l, won; c. A c., to l, sec
ond; Nellie G, Z to !, third. Time 1:0l q
Sixth-About six furlongs: Boreas.
to l, won; Commission, to /, second;
Milpitas, to l, third. Time lis.
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D!oscoridss says ths. IN Sicily n hir
time the rock oil or pesraisam Sas collect
Cd and burned Ia Iampz
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THE WEATHER.

lucky, New Jersey. New York, Nebraska
and Utah. Mrs. Z. NJ. Ashley was elect
ed president of the Colorado federation.
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SHOT OFF THE TIE
EXCITING FINISH III THE Willard
PARK SHOOTING.

Grand American Handicap Ends With
Three Men Tied for First Place, Each
With a Score of twenty-five Birds
Straight. and They Divide the Money,
Shooting of the Tie for Honors-Mess-
ner of Pittsburg Wins--Other Events of
the Tournament--Quirts Win at San
Francisco--Other Races-Notes.
Patterson, ". J., April 5.-The Grand
American handicap for 1895 at Willard
Park ended this afternoon in an ex-
citing finish, three men being tried for
first place, killing Their twenty five BIRDS
straight. These three will divide the
purse Of s1,520 They are Frank Glass
of Morristown, n. j., 50 yeards. J. a. r.
Elliott, Kansas City 80 yards. and G..
a. Messner, Pittsburg, % yards.
The men shot off for the honor of first
place, Messner winning the tie, killing
ten straights, and is therefore credited
with being the winner of the handicap.
While the big handicap was going on,
on the north grounds, the Highland
sweepstakes. which was started yester-
day, was finished and the Kitakinney
handicap was hot on the west grounds.
The Highland sweepstakes resulted in
Fulford Class. Higginson. Brewer,
Dubray, W. Bennett and Dickey get
ting first money. Colstoon, Molett,
Killer, Simpson, Sweeney. Van Dyke,
Sedan and Thomas second. and White
and Morley dividing the third prize
The Kitakinney handicap brought
out some good shooting and the follow
ing men divided $3.50: Captain Money,
Mellot. Hopper, Leroy, Linsley, Sedan
and Sweeney.
Some unfinished sweepstakes are to
be decided tomorrow.
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Cumberland Park Races.

Nashville. Tenn, April 5.-The ia
vorites Were all beaten at Cumberland
Park today. Second choice horses won
IN four of the events while the other
went to an outsider. Diggs made his
second start at the meeting in the
third race and was made an even mon
ey favorite. He seemed 10 have lost
his two year Old speed however, and
finished a very poor fifth to Buck Mas
sic. Summaries:
First race-Four furlongs: Elano, 10
to l. won; Uncle Luke, II to ., second !;
Carlsbad. 10 TO l, third. Time, lis.
Second-Four furlongs: Rags, to .,
won; Uncle Lew, 10 to l, second; Maid
Of Honor, to ), third. Time, 0:491a
Third-One mile: Buck Massie. to
!, won; Tobin. Il to !, second; Queen
May, TO l. third. Time, 1:42
Fourth-SiX furiongs: Tremor, to [,
won: Ben Wilson, 5 to 2, second; Mar
tina Griffin, . to !, third. Time, liza
Fffth-Four fIrlongs: Judge Baker,
10 l, won; Bopsoir, G to 8. second; Fid-
dlrer. to 8, third Time, 0:49.
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CAPTURED Ia NOLAN POLICE.

Good blood is essential to good health
Do not delay. Take Hoods Sarsaparil-
Ia now
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Strictly Pure
bite Lead
The recommendation Of
Southern Red Seal
Collier"

to you by your merchant is an
evidence of his reliability, as he can
sell you cheap ready-mixed paints
and bogus White Lead and make a
larger profit. Many short-sighted
dealers do SO.
FoK CoLoss.-Nat;onai Lead Co.'S Pr.
White lesa tlitlug COlors, 4 ono-poui4G can 10
G 2S-poEr1 kcg OF Lead ard mix Nou- own
pants SAFES time AMI annoyance "a -a,ch,ug
shsctS. ana lI4sETeS tns BEST PANT Iaat i :
poss,bls To put OF wood
Send Is = postal card and &c; Cur book Of
paints axe ooior-SarI. lgee: X vii a.oaSbl,
kSse yoa good ssany Gulats
NATIONAL LEAD co.
s.. Louis Braach.
Clark kvenle and Tenth Street s., Louis
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COULD NOT AGREE
COURT DISCHARGES THE JURY IN
THE TAYLOR CASE

They Stand Seven for Conviction and Five
for Acquittal--vOte the Same From the
First-They Agree in the Jury Room
Not to Tell Who Favored Acguittal but
the Public Temper Brings the Infor-
nation Mighty Quick--The Obdurate
Five Get Out Of Town With All Possible
Speed.
The record-union., 1895-05-10
SANTA ROSA CARNIVAL.
The Greatest Day In the History
SonOma'S County Seat.

The Greatest Day In the History of
Sonoma's County Seat.
SANTA Rosa, May 9.-This has been
the greatest day in the history of Santa
Rosa. Over $4,000 people witnessed the
street parade this afternoon. It was two
miles long, included wonderful aggre-
gate of floral effects, and was the best
spectacular demonstration ever seen in
Northern California. The streets were
lined up from end to end, and great en-
Ihusiasm pervaded the entire length of
the line. The procession eclipsed even
the expectations of its promoters. In the
evening grand pyrotechnic parade was
given, with a concert by an excellent
band. Governor Budd and his staff were
in both parade. the Chief Executive re-
ceiving an evasion. All the citizens are
engaged in a friendly rivalry to do the
most in forwarding the success OF the
carnival.
The winners in the parade were:
Best float, Petaluma- Carriage
Elliott first, Mrs. Metzger second, Mrs.
Trembly third. Farm wagons-N. Bug
bee first. }. Smith second. Single bug
gies-Miss Byington first, Miss Holman
second. Carts-Miss Julliard first, Miss
Mcdonald second. Juvenile carts-F.
Hedges first u. Ford second.
In the bicycle races the winners were:
One mile, Williamson of Santa Rosa.
Time-2:l9l. One mile, Bates of Oak
land. Time-2:144. Quarter OF a mile,
Hayne of Petaluma. Time-0:37!. Invi-
tation, half a mile, Clark of San Jose
Time-1:07. Two miles, Williamson.
Time-5:42!. Half mile. Terrill. Bay
City Wheelmen, San Francisco. Time
l:l74. Half mile, county. Williamson.
Time-1:l0. One mile tandem, against
time. Clark and Smith. Time--2:O9,
breaking the coast record. Walter Foster
rode mile in 1856, breaking his record.
Jones of San Jose rode haIf-mile ex-
hibitOn in O.571
The record-union., 1895-05-10

simply desire to say, Mr.. Secretary, that
l realize l was guilty of official impro-
priety in furnishing for publication tho
matter mentioned in our former inter-
view. did not realize it at the time, but
do now. l regret what did, and apollo
giZe for It,"
l replied that, in order to avoid any
misunderstanding, the Minister'S state
ment should be in official form, and re-
9uested that be prepare and submit such
communication. He declined to do
this, saying he did not feel called upon to
make written apology, and that ne
would trust to my fairness in reducing to
writing what he had said.
You are instructed to make this Incl
dent known to the Minister of Foreign
Affairs by reading this instrument to
him, and. should he SO desire. give him
copy. You will express the surprise
ana dissatisfaction with which the Gov
ernment naturally regards the conduct of
foreign envoy who thus uses his lnfiu-
ence through the press to bias public
opinion in country whose hospitality
he enjoys, and you will add that tho
President would be pleased were Mr..
Ihurston replaced by another Minister
from Hawaii, in whom he may feel that
confidence which IS essential to frank
and cordial intercourse. l am, sir, your
obedient servant.
WALTER @. GRESHAM.
It is definitely settled that Thurston
will not return to WashiD gton. He has
resigned and Frank Hastings, now in
charge of the Hawaiian Legation, will
probably be promoted to Minister.
A Cabinet officer states that 10 retalia-
tory measure will be attempted so far as
Minister Willis is concerned. The Dole
Cabinet is anxious not to widen the
breach with the Cleveland Administra-
ton.
Thurston's friends say he was betrayed
by a newspaper correspondent, who was
allowed TO read private letters, then re-
ported the contents to Gresham, but did
not publish statements rejecting on the
President.
1t is said there is rupture in the Cabi-
net over the disposition OF the rebel pris-
oners. President Dole and two other
Ministers favor releasing all but the lead
ers, two Ministers demanding the pun
ishment of all. Ex-Queen Liiiuokalaui
is preparing writ of habeas corpus for
her liberation.