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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

The Kansas City, Jrs, will play the spllt-
log Blues sunday morning and GAYLORD a.
Barclays sunday afternoon. Batteries for
morning, Hanson and Bandy: Tor after.
noon, Nelson and ii. Fr!g. Players. take
notice.
The Educational Institute day scholars
beat the night class by the score OF 2s 10
IL yesterday.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

New York. April 1s.-william Z. Hicks
lives In this city. He said tonight: LADY
Somerset is evading the charges ! made.
property to liquor dealers. That's her own
business. But I did say she was publicly
accused in the London press last fall of
the very time she was drawing rents from
them. My principal charge against Lady
Somerset was that she willing to re-
form anything except the special privileges
that make her rich"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
Mlndreader Johnstone's New Test.

Paul Alexander Johnstone, the thought
reader. Will give novel test OF his power
today, A committee VIII start from the
some well known citizen The letter will
be taken to the postofiice by a circuitous
to which will be concealed in another part
of the city. Johnstone will drive, blind
folded, over the route taken by the, com
the one to whom II is addressed ana read
the contents to MIN.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

R1hy, Ind. April is First race-Five fur.
longs character won; Hampton. second
Kalamazoo. third Time, l.ViA,.
Second rHre-five furlongs Colo won
Time. iOgt.
Third race-six furlonEs Sam Lewis
wor; ELL r, second Mandolin. third
Time. l;i71,.
Fourth rice-Scveu furlonEs suniown
won, Constant second; Gunwad third.
Time. 1881
Firth raco-Niuc furlones Florence 7.
won: our Maggie, second; Zaldlvar. third.
TLtnh- -.aL.-
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

Nashville, Tenn. April ls.-The track at
Cumberland park to-day was sticky and
heavy. The attendance was the best Of The
week, ana the weather pleasant. The
Gerst Brewing Company stakes a selling
ss,weeepstakes for S-year;olds and upwards,
fayorlte. Pittsburg led until the stretch
was reached, when Uncle Luke went 10 the
front ana won under pun by two lengths
and a half. Summaries;
First race-Sellng; six furlongs. Cat
tarangns won; Collins, second; Lebanjo,
third. Time. l:20la.
Second raee-Four furlongs. Hand Maid
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

The Kansas city karuNal Krewe will
have a bicycle parade as one Of the feat
ures OF the pageant next fall The man
agemcnt of the krewe has written the
cities, asking them TO furnish programmes
aud descriptions Of the carnival parades
following railroad men 10 10 mtmbership:
Isaac Powell. \, II NIomat. G, W. Hagen
huch, j. l.. Lockwood, j. = Frawley, IL.
O. orr. u. 5. IoMelt and j. DOnohme.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
BICYCLE SENSATION.
Twenty-eisht Riders In Glass "a" Have
Bcen Suspended.

Philadelphia, Pa, April ls.-Chairman
George d. Gideon of the l.. A W. racing
board. has sprung his eagerly -Iooked-for
sensation, and twenty-eight riders in class
A have been suspended, Who these men
are is not yet known. as the names will
sion in Johnsons case has. however, been
official. Chairman Gldeon's regular weekly
bulletin containing, his name at the head
rider. two class A men have been placei
officially under the ban. They are Orlando
suspended from class pending Invest.
cation, and George Fitsimmons, of Char
lotte, n. Q.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

Pool Champion Cobb, champion AT the
play Champion Price, Of Kansas, a series
OF games of continuous pool at the Bruins
100 balls and $50 a side, They will be
played on the evenings of April 10. q and
g, game being called promptly at S
O'Clock.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
rh,mpion Malone Wins Two Games.

champion j. L.. Malone. the pool cham
pou OF the United states, played two
games of continuous pool at the Royal bill
was with Scranton, Malone winning by tho
score OF i0p 20 l6 The evening game was
between Malone and Cooper. the champion
winning easily by the score Of 100 TO 81.
This ends Malone's engagement at the
IN.,-nl
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
Annual Fair and supper.

The annual fair and supper of the Sec
ond Pres sbyterian church VIII be held this
afternoon and evening. The lecture room
OF the church Will be elaborately decorated
with spring flowers. In the same room
there will be an abundance of ornamental
and useful articles for sale. supper viii
until o'clock, after which there will be
musical programme.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
An Entertainment by Children.

A very interesting entertainment will be
given by the. Junior League of the Grand
Avenue NJ. Il. church this evening. at the
avenue. All of the participants in the pro-
gramme are little tots OF o to 10 years of
age. and quite treat may be expected.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
niehwnymnn rIcnds GniIty.

Whom arralgned in the criminal court
OF guilty TO an Indictment charging him
ton was me Short man" Of the two
highway robbers who held up and robbed
many residents of Kansas City last Feb
ruary, lie was not sentenced, Robert
Johnson, the "lang man took a change
pf venue 10 IuQept tulenpe
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

eight straight scores being made In seven
contests There were thirteen events, and
most Of the prizes were won by Rolla
Heikcs, OF Dayton %. All the events were
fifteen and twenty target races The
straight scores were made by Heikes. Pru-
IT. Raymond. Nelson. Bessemer. Killing ana
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
App.al to the Criminal Court.

S, Hirscn, a wholesale liquor dealer do
ing business on Delaware street, yesterday
fine imposed by Judge Jones in the police
court tor not taking out n merchants Ii
cense, Other wholesale dealers have Joined
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
MS AUDIENCE TOO SMALL.
| iN-GoNcrnor Bob TAYLOR Declines to
Icrimrc to an ImpiN Honsc.

Ex-Governor Bob Taylor, Of Tennessee,
did not lecture at the Auditorium last
night when the time for him to take the
platform arrived there We're not more than
hundred people in the house and he de-
cided not to speak to so small an audit
ence. lie win 20 from this city 10 EN-
poria to-day
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
The Gasoline stove Exploded,

a gasoline stove explosion at No. 9O6
Nyandotte street caused loss of$lO0 yes
erday afternoon, mainly to the contents
" the building, Whi-h were owned Ivy H.
evils Lewis received slight burns about
he hands and wrists while attempting TO
NtnEuish the fire,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

won; pr., Holmes, second; Excuse third.
Third race - Gerst Brewing Company
stakes selling; ti,oc; seven-cishts OF q
mile Uncle Luke Won pittsburs, second;
ElIno third. Time Siis.
Fourth raco--Selling. four and one-halt
furlonus. Blackhawk won; Tom Kelly. sec
ou5 Crescent, third. Time, l;l3ia.
tlfih race-FiVc and onc.half furlonEs.
Bell Eostcr won; Srringtimc, second EN-
press. third. Timc. lia,e,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

Walker won the medal Of the Royals at
the weekly roll on the Royal alleys last
night. The score;
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
GOING TO ST. LOUIS TONIGHT ?

Burlington Route train leaves at s:l5 D.
m, The only line running three sleepers
with new elegant compartment berths and
buffet. Service unsurpassed.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
new G. A. R. LEADER.


chair and recalled the house to order, but
Mrs. Day and her followers left. including
the ST James supporters. Mr.. Park was
ncers had unlawruly adjourned, and un.
der the bylaws OF the association they had
a right to reorganze. there being more
tade zimmerman. doorkeeper OF the q. A.
IL. encanpment. came In and ordered the
meM os 9sfnSsaiion sSs ,S to iisesnd shd after al
pie refused to leave The opposition put
OUT the lights. but with matches la Plata
~. q. clark, OF La Plata, president, lnclud-
ing full set OF officers. from Macon
county. and then unanimously located the
The new organization held another meet
ms ht the court house tonight TO. I'LL the
BOND OF the new treasurer and to take legal
stors TO secure the. books and sl7Oo In
money belonging to the association, now IN
possession OF Mrs. Days officers. She de-
clares her organization Is the legal one
aud that they viii not surrender anything
Mrs, Days organization held another
me meeting at the NJ. II church tonight, and
ana the home located there. Tho La Plata
people nag no notice of Mrs Days meet
ing tonight; The association is organized
under the state laws ana there will be
legal fight over the affair.
The New Com nandcr's Record.
captain Benecke, who was elected de-
partment, commander to-day has a record
rade q the Grand army that is a splendid
one. When the call to arms came in 1861
he was barely is years OF age. residing
with his parents IN Charlton county, Mo.
lie enlisted September II. iSdl In Company
II. Eighteenth Missouri infantry. as a pri-
Yatc ana went at once to the front. He
was in the hornets nest at Shiloh. and
by his devotion TO duty and intelligent con-
Duct earned and received merited promo
ton. and In June, 1861 he became captain
of Company /. Forty-nlnth Missouri In
fantry, and in November of that year.
though scarcely 2t years OF age. he was
assigned to duty as commander of the
post at Brunswick. Mo. In his administra-
ton of the affairs of that very difficult po-
sition he exhibited an ability far beyond
his years and won the esteem of all loyal
citizens. He served his country in the war
for four years. seven months of that time
being in n rebel prison. At the close of the
war he returned to Brunswick. where he
has since resided. enjoying the esteem of
his fellow citizens. and earned an enviable
reputation as a lawyer and a citizen. He Is
a true comrade of the Grand Army. in all
that the term implies; has held the various
offices in his post and been honored by
being elected to the offices of Junior and
senior vice department commander. II he
shall be chosen department commander he
will bring TO the Office the same spirit of
that has made him so popu-
lar in the G.. a. r.. and that business sA-
gacity and ability that has made him so
successful citizen,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
RenuhlIe HowlIng CInh.

High scores marked the roll Of the Re
publcs on the Grand alleys last evening,
King winning with the big score of 500,
The score:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
Liquors for Kansas.
MINOR MENTION,

Shipped daily in secure packages By
GEORGE EYSSELL, Druggist.
Opposite waiting room, Union depot
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19

Lyndon. kas.. April 1S-(special1 l.. ~
niised sucds siimef Ibs LIVING near here
his throat; He has been in poor Sealts
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-04-19
At your door every morning.
$500 a year by mail.
Tell your neighbor.
$4.00 a year by mall.
Tell your neighbor.


Little Rock. Ark. April 16.-The entire
sold, at PUBLIC auction to-day at the doas
OF the court house. under a decree of fba
federal .sss sourt; nnc The total realized on the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
Messiah schweinfurth Indicted.

Rockford. III, April Z7.-The grand jury.
after an investigation OF a week, today
returned three Indictments against George
Jacob Sehweinfurth. the pretended Mes
slab, who lives near this city, charging
him with living In open adultery and for
nication with Mary Weldon. Isabelle Tut
tie and Marguerite Teft Weldon. angels"
= L The famous heaven" Two men were
also indicted. A capias was issued for
Schweinfurth, and he will probably be In
jail tonight. The indictments cause gen
eral rejoicing among the people. who hope
place at once.
Sheriff Oliver went TO the heaven" this
afternoon with a warrant for the arrest
OF George J. Schweinfurth. indicted by
the grand jury for living In open adultery
with Inmates Of the place. The alleged
Messis did not come out of the house
for an hour after the arrival OF the Off
Gers. but finally accepted service without
resistance. The sheriff also had an exc
cntion TO levy on his personal property on
account OF George W. Coudrey's s. 0Oi
judgment obtained in Chicago, but every
door and window was kept closely locked
and guarded. and he was unable TO get
In 10 make tho levy. Schweinfurth was
under arrest and I'm the custody OF the
sheriff In Rockford six hours. but he was
finally bailed out. the bond being only
good until Monday, when Schwelnfurth
Mary Weldin. Isabelle Tuttle and Mar
gaTet Weldin VIII enter pleas TO the In.
dfctmcnts returned against them Tht
Investigation OF the place has created a
great sensation.
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\ Protest Against the Outragcs Com
mitted nv Great Britain.

New York. April 2s.-The Associated
Press oabled President Zelaya. Of Near
aqua. asking him for an expression Of
opinion as 10 the situation in that coun-
try. Shortly after midnight the follow
ing reply MAS received:
'ManaEus. Nicaragua. April g7-Asso-
clated Press. New York: Nicaragua pro-
tests before ALI nations against the out
rage which Great Britain inHicts upon her
by the military occupation % tho port OF
Corinto. IN order 20 seize from her by
force a sum or money which is not owed
IN absolute disregard of international Ia VS.
and ~ the dictates OF right, Justice and
equity. Nicaragua. although counting
Urcn the sympathy OF all. as she Is pow
srieSs - crpo~e the axgrcxsor. is ready
- Submit the case without fear. hewaiilug
her ssnRIlusss ard her weakness
New York April = 4 special - ne
World from CDrtnto savz. This will ~
the INST telegram sent fron here. as he
wires Will s>ou - cut The Rrl-ssn lard
rn3ar rousnand ~ Frederick s French.
who has esta h,ishei hiS headquarters AT
the custom houss fo- fas s,rasuart Al
though 'he Nicaraguan on slaIs and sol
6teTs evacuated the town earlier. the Brit
isa rrssss "a ranch fuss ss though they
tAsy were Eoine 20 capture q fortified
town
New YORK Auril * "A special % ne
World from Pas - CsAailos.- Nicaragua
says. TIE plan - NtcaraEssa 20 Isolate
the British az Corlnto - being carefully
carried oat- Orfers Tor goods - ne ssr,
- Co-snto cave b@en ceuuteruans3ed W.
81 Tia Nsockasie "a raised. The prospect
IS now taaf IN British wtH occupy more
territory y = not believed that the
I'rEeS States VII allow that.
New York. ApT1 81 special % the
World from MaHeguA says. Communsca-
tian wigh Corsnto has been interrupted
r3snor e. sn circulation that TIRE United
States has requested Great Britain 20
grant Nh1sraEua two weeks 20 pay the
lu1emnlty before rescg1irg 20 force aai
Great Britain has agreed 20 so So Gov
eminent officials also say there Is nothing
decisive SET A courier bearing important
61sya teesS isfg C0rinto tAis afternoon.
The government made a special EFFORT
"a prevent any British demonstration
Il = affirmed that the government has
forwarded 70 England proofs against The
British consular agent Hatch Nieara.
gtsa's answer 10 the wltlnAfum was hand
e Admiral Stephenson Friday. IL refused
20 aecegs EHglAna's prorosslA
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LESS THAN A MINUTE.
Billy Mccarthy an Easy Game
for Dan CreedOn.
DAZED BY THE FIRST BLOW.
He Goes to sleep on His Feet, and Three
Taps Send Him Down and Out
short Fight at Galveston.
DAZEp BY THE FIRST BLOW

Galveston. April G.-By a chance blow
Dan Creeion knocked out Billy Mccarthy
IN the fremont opera house tonight in
less than a minute. John Duffy was the
referee. Mccarthy was little slow in
putting up his hands. Creedon took ad-
vantage OF 1t and landed on the side of
the chin with his left. which dazed Me-
Carthy. He followed IL up With his left,
knocking Mccarthy against the ropes and
nearly upsetting the post TO which the
gong was fastened Mccarthy still stood
his ground. but was too dazed to defend
himself He stood W before Creedon
again, and was promptly knocked against
tho ropes. Again he came up dared, and
a tap on the chin put him out. Referee
Duffy put his arms around Mccarthy as
he fell. and counted him out. Mccarthy
recovered Immediately and walked 10 his
dressing room.
Nearly 2.eco people witnessed the fight.
The crowd was much dissatisfied with the
outcome. having expected TO see a long
fight. as both men were in excellent condi-
tion, evenly matched, and had the mid
dleweight championship honor 10 settle
between them since Fitzsimmons has
gone into the heavyweight class. Prof.
Duffy said that he very much regretted
the outcome. Il expected II 20 last twenty
rounds at least" said he. hut Il was a
chance blow which first dazed Mccarthy.
and Creedon followed II UP until he I'm
ishea him.
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Paris. April 1.-THE great Boosey cyAe
OF Epanal. district OF Tosgss. huFsi -
5 o'clock this morning. The cubic 81 =
Of the dyke IL 80 SO metres. A great faiNfl
OF waters followed. II Is irnpsssaos@ (
this hour % get a correst estimate g, q
damage Zone or the Humber OF hfss
lost buf from the number OF rosi@s al
ready found the lpdiesa tons are that tHs
loss OF life Will be very heavy. Tee "a
ways IN all directions are lntsrrupfels
and a large number % villages ennreay
flooded. In some places entire hoaszs
were swept away and large trees so1il
up by the roots. The reservoir Was e4css
20 the village OF Bausey and eonneetes
with the Canal de Leste- The oreaen
caused by the rush OF waters II over ~
metres broad Everything possible - De
ing done 20 rescue the iuperiied persons
Many families are In danger. the AZ
fhoriffes are also taking steps 10 pFesInt
relief for the homeless. Assistance anu
supplies will Re sent from the nearest
point Villages which suffered most are
Bousenfe. Les FORCES, Budsgney an1
Dorneyres. Many houses have complete
~ disappeared SO far - corpses have
been recovered.
Ispinal. France. April Z.-The disaster
caused by the bursting Of fhs dyke al
Bouzey Is more serious than was al mrs.
supposed n a single commune, that OF
tfxogensy, sey%n kilometres from the
scene Of the disaster, tweaty-tflree PER
sons wre drowned. Al NoFnoxy eight
bodies have been found. Wherever the
water flowed Ii destroyed evrything IN Its
path The village OF Rouzey has dissp-
peared The steep banks OF the canal De
fEst burst and eulptied reach OF water
eleven kilometres long IN the Avisrre val
ley. Hundreds Of families have been rem
dered homeless. and many who were
asleep at the time lost even their bed
clothes.
The bursted reservoir which supplies
the canal is situated at Bouzey and was
formed by a dyke $50 meters long. Il was
built between the years 1872 and 1854. II
consisted Of a wall OF masonry twenty
meters high and twenty meters thick at
It's base. The damage done by the flood
was immense and IL is believed will
amount 10 sic e0oUe
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Challali@ News.

Chehalls. april -speciai-After an
agitation or the matter extending over
about year. the city council has finally
determined 10 lease the electric lteht plant
Tor = year. Messrs Dsuh & Bragg. OF
Castle Rock. arc the lessees. and the con-
tract with them is 10 date from the FIRST OF
the month. They viii pay the city Is per
cent. az their gross receipts. The change
dissausfes many citizens. but the coun-
CT has found that as long az the plant IS
run as a present II cannot he made 20 nay
expenses. one reason IL that 20 incroa 80
the revenues by extending the service
would require the services Of a saiarfesf
business manager. and another is that The
fuHi bill is twice as LARGE "a y ought tn
~ every month. owing 20 the fact thar
tAere ls very inferior engine IN use. For
seve.ai months the Receipts % the plan,
have been just about Sufficient 70 raw ram.
Ming expenses. without leaving anything
20 ray interest on bonds or outstanding
warrants
Mr Allen McNaster. az Illinois. arrived
here recently Ruf has determined 20 80
'a1'lish a creamery ~ this point lie has
plenty 81 capital. and has been IN the hus,.
ness all hie lifs, The continued agitation
Of the creamery project by the papers here
has a. last Induced the farmers I'm the
vicinity % take hold ~ ne matter. and
Mr.. McNas.er viii ~ able ~ start Tn with
every prospect ~ success. 50 FAR az the
cooperation - the farmers will contrib
a,e 20 that end. tle has gore % Portland
- purchase machinery.
Arrangements are ahou. cAntnietsf 80
relay bicycle race between IRIS point a~i
Tacoma. q team from Chehaus 20 make
the trip that way. ana Tacoma team
90 run This way. The race wlN come nFy
ehnut the Isl - Jnne. The C'hehalfs team
VIII consist 81 Nessvs. Caoel. Forrest.
Scott. Lynch. G y. johnson. Mifer Couru-
Eolhreok VIII act as referee
The Dominican sisters have decided %
establish a Catholic school here tAts s,i-.,-
mer Plans Tor the Buildings have been
completed. ana &: Is understood that wc~k
VII commence about three weeks from
rev. = i expec ,ea that a large iusftfr-
.ton VII eventually - hulit Jsp. hnt AZ
present the sisters VIII expeaa only atou;
NNs6 c. sLasA
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And Clogs the Wheels of Life.
Now is the Time to Take
The Best Spring Medicine.

Now is the time to see that your
blood is pure, and to make II pure
and give it richness and vitality and
the life and strengthening properties
which are required. nothing can equal
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the only A.rue
blood purifier before the people.
Why have the sales of Hoods Sar-
saparilla continued to increase year
after year Why does it have a
record of cures absolutely unequalled
in the history of medicine /? Because
Hoods Sarsaparillsspurifies, vitalizes
and enriches the blood. Therefore, il
is the medicine yon need.
1t vii. give you pure, rich, red
blood and strong nerves.
1t will overcome that tired feeling
create an appetite, give sweet, re-
freshing sleep and make you strong
Is not this exactly what You want ?
Then take Hoods Sarsaparilla now
1t is the best spring medicine be-
cause it is the best blood purifier.
al had the grip and was 50 weak could
hardly walk. 1t took all my strength,
aided by cane, to get to the store TO get
bottle OF Hoods Sarsapsrilla. Soon af-
ter | began taking 1t my appetite re-
turned, and after three bottles was in
better health than ever. take Hoods
Sarsaparilla in the spring and fall to
purify my blood and to keep in good con-
dition." &c. BEENCKo, Davenport, Iowa.