The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-31
LATE NEWS By WIRE.
Items of General Interest From All Owe
the Universe.

items OF General Interest From All OveI
the Universe.
At Minneapolis, Mimi. the twelfth juror
| in the Hayward-Ging murder trial was
| secured yesterday.
Peter Oleson, his wife and three children
! living near Sterling. S. D., lost their lives
| by fire Tuesday night.
Two more ballots were taken yesterday
| for United States senator by the Delaware
legislature without result.
| The gunboat Bennington is all ready for
sea and will sail for Central American
ports this morning from San Francisco.
A memorial to congress from Olympia
Wash. praying for the free coinage OF
silver at the ratio of 10 10 j, passed the
/ house yesterday.
! The National American Pathological as
| ISOLATION met yesterday in Los Angeles,
Cal Papers were read by several MEM
| bers of the association and by local po-
mologists.
j. NJ. Nuckols, managing edfror of the
Kansas City Times. and Miss Emaa Davi-
| son, of Jefferson City. Mo. were married
kansa City.
| In the case against the Pullman company
! in Chicago yesterday, the entire session of
the court was taken UP with arguments
of the attorneys. The arguments will be
resumed today.
The total withdrawals of gold yesterday
were So. 951. 40, of which s3.375 was taken
from New York, sl3l.7i0 from Baltimore
amount of the gold reserve at the close OF
business S44, 551, 322
At Olympia, Wash, on the twenty-sixth
joint ballot for United States senator the
! keny. %; Wilson, 81; Allen. 8; Mcmillan,
Is; r. c. McCroskey Oem) s; j. NJ. Belt,
q; scattering. 2
A bill has been passed by the senate of
North Carolina to prevent prize fighting
or betting on anything of that nature in
North Carolina. The governor is en-
powered to call out the State guard If
necessary to prevent such prize fighting.
The state department has been informed
by United States Minister Taylor at
Madrid that the Spanish senate has passed
modus vivendi placing the United States
in the most favored nation column as TO
duties on imports into Cuba and Porto
Rico.
At Salemn, Ore, the following joint
ballot was cast yesterday in joint session
for United States senator: Dolph, AZ;
Hermann, 10; Lord. 8; Williams, s. Bark
ley, l; Moore, l; Lowell, 4; Catch. 2. Abb
sent, 3.
The petition on which Judge Grooscup ap-
pointed j. u. Greenhut and Z. Il. Lawrence
receivers OF the Whiskey Trust was filed
a Peoria Ill, yesterday morning, but no
additional action was taken. II is report
ed that a meeting Of the board OF directors
has been called.
The rumor a few days ago that two
Americans, Thomas Murphy and Colonel
A. r. Dunn. We're killed in Mexico while
en- route to the Guatemalan Northern rail
road with a drove Of loo mules. which were
TO be used in the construction of that road,
has been confirmed.
A motion was made by the Sweet men in
the Idaho legislature yesterday TO take
recess until today, but IL was voted down.
30 TO "A. Three ballots were taken for
United States senator without showing
any changes. The result was: Shoup. &c.
Sweet, IS; Claggett. II.
The consular and diplomatic appropria-
ton bin as reported TO the senate provides
for the construction of a cable between
the United States and Hawaii, ana as q
part of the cost $4,000 is appropriated.
The total appropriation Is =. CT, as, an In
crease Of SSos, $40 on the amount as passed
by the house.
Results Of a complete census OF farm
animals conducted by the Orange Judd
Farmer and covering nearly every county (
in the country. appears in this weeks
issue. The decline in value during the I
past year is very heavy, the aggregate I
value OF All classes being q sskz. 50. 90. /
a gainst go, 600 a year ago, a shrink /
age Of - per cent.
In the Nevada assembly yesterday after /
noon during a heated discussion over 4
resolution against the passage of the I
funding bill. Hogan PopulisD denounced 4
Senators Stewart and Jones and Congress
man Newlands tools OF the railroads,
and Allen. elected by the silver party said \
the vote for the resolution had sounce
the death OF the silver party in Nevada
II is now generally believed that ". w
Taylor. the defaulting state treasurer of