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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-16
oUTcALT is IN FOR 1T.
Indicted for Assisting President Mosher to
Wreck Bank.

Wreck Bank.
Omaha, Jan. 15.-As a sexual to the
wrecking Of the Capital National bank
at Lincoln last year, through which
over million dollars was stolen and
President Mosher sent to the penitenti-
airy for five years, the federal grand
jury today returned an indictment
against r. c. Outcalt, prominent Lin
coin citizen for aiding Mosher's wreck
ing plan. Outcalt was cashier of the
Capital National bank The Indictment
was found after taking testimony OF
Receiver Hayden, Bank Examiner Lings
and directors, depoSitors and employees
of the bank for four weeks or so. The
theory of depositors has been that not
Mosher alone was culpable. They have
always believed that Outcalt at least
should be brought up to determine
whether he should not have opposed
Moshers schemes to plumber the vaults.
Outcalt and his friends appear to have
been recently aware that the case was
under investigation and Outcalt made
several trips TO this city prior to the
holidays, as did also some of his rela-
tives. After the holiday recess Judge
Dundy called the grand jury before him
and told them that he had heard that
some person, proved to be an outsider
had been blackmaling parties in a GER
tain case and pretending to be able to
control the grand jury and keep it from
indicting if he were paid $4,000. The
court wanted this person exposed and
punished if there was any law to reach
him. This story is alleged to have come
from those trying to bleed Outcalt For
being mixed up in the failure of the
Ponca National bank, eX-Congressman
George w. E. Dorsey and brother were
indicted. The grand jury has also
voted indictments against Mosher anew
1t is said several persons of prominence
in Nebraska connected with recent
bank failures have also been indicted.
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San Francisco Races.

San Francisco, Jan. 15.-Horses ran
to form today and May Day was the
only outsider to win. Summaries:
First race-Seven furlongs, selling
Draw Scott. ia (Carr), 8 to 2, won;
Quirt, 100 (Cochran), IL to 5, second;
Howard, 106 (Smith), 30 to 1, third.
Time. las. Sir Reel, Gussie and Hunts
man also ran.
Second-Five and a half furlongs:
Miss Ruth, 80 Or. Isom), even, won
White Cloud, 50 (Cochran), 4 TO 1, sec
ond; Little Tough, 101 Smith, to l,
third. Time, 1:20. Joe Frank, Miss
Dudley, Mestor Ernest, Lochinvar and
Relampago also ran.
Third-F'ive and a half furlongs,
selling: May Day, SO (Cochran), to
1, won; Chemuck, 81 Or. Isom), to /,
second; Idaho Chief, 100 (Griffin), 8 to
5, third. Time, 1:201A. Bell Ringer. Jen-
ME Deane and Eli Kendig also ran.
Fourth-F'iye and half furlongs:
Mollie King, LOT Carr, to 5, won;
Olivia, 107 (McAuliffe), 4 to 1, second;
Guadalupe, 129, CLANCY 10 to 1, third
Time, 1:22. Snow Blossom, Nipper,
Nero and Chiquito also ran.
Fifth-Five and a half furlongs, sell
ing: Major Cook, 109 (Carr), 2 to 1, won;
Morven, 121 (Chron), to /, second; Don
Fulano, 192 CRedfield), to 1, third.
Time. 1:20k. Alta Mic, Talbot Cliff
ton, Hydy, Banjo and Imp Empire al
so ran.
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Sir James Paget he's noted that sonns
sssopie have few extra long halrz grow
ing cut Of the general maes e tbs eye
brow& These few long hairs srs reprs-
ssnfatiyes Of . permanent condition 70 fhs
chimranzee ard soIse ksboonz. They
grow out separately from the grDerai
hairy MAS over ths superr5Hsry ridges
Darwin notes a. significant fac; that ire
palms Of The hands and fhs soles a tiss
fees q TIE nan arc quite Eaket Of hairs.
Ike :hs Inferior sEYf1ccs q sIi four en-
tresnfties In most Of tie ioxer animals
Tie iebris of tse ear u peculiar % man
There Is. hoxevey, r1dirnsui q Is In ia
ssz!Iia --Lordoa EEcAs
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TOOK THEM BY SURPRISE.
Diplomatic Circles Can Find No Precedent
for Casimir- Perier's Action.

Washington, Jan. 15.-Diplomatic
circles here were astonished tonight by
the news of the resignation of Presl-
dent Casimir- Perier of France. SO un-
expected was the announcement which
was first conveyed to them through the
Associated Press that many officials
were not inclined to believe it. Meth
er the secretary of state, the French
ambassador nor any of the members of
the foreign relations committees Of the
house had any intimation of such a
thing or any reason TO expect IL.
Ambassador Pateotre said that he
had received no news on the subject
The resignation must have been on
account of the failure of the president
to form a ministry" he said, 'but 1t Is
entirely unprecedented that a president
should resign for such a cause In
France the president is a sort of con-
stitutional king. He is not supposed
to have any special policy, his minis
tiers being expected to govern. II the
ministry finds itself opposed to either
ter how trivial, it viii resign, but this
does not effect the president. do not
know what VIII be done the condition
is so new. The chambers elected the
president and they must meet to re-
ceive his resignation and elect his sue
cessor President Casimir-Perier was
elected by a very large majority and ]
do not think his popularity has been
diminished. do not believe his resig-
nation will be accepted He might be
reelected. This would be something
like a vote of confidence and would
strengthen him. The whole thing is
a very great surprise and can hardly
realize that it is true.
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Jaa. Is.
Forecast for Wichita and yfcinffy-Coit-
er and fair wednesday.
For fhepas twenty-four hours the
hi CHEST temperature has been . degrees,
the lowest Il degrees, and the mean -
degrees, with .05 inch OF rain In the night
followed by nearly half an inch OF snow
during the day which yielded % inch Of
water.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been - degrees.
For the past six years the average tenn
perature for the month of January has
been q degrees ard for the 18th day 4
degrees. FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
washington Jar. s-Fo1loYfrg e the
forecast uo 70 & y, m wednesday.
For KaaaaS--Fafrs colder, westerly 70
s0uthwsster3y winds.
For OkIahonna-Fasr. colder: ncrtheriy
winds.
For coiorado-FAir: varsabIe winds.
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TOOK IN THE PRODUCE.
And While He Was About IL Mr.. Banks
Took in the Producer.


Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. ia special
from Sedalia, Mo-, says: About ten
days ago there was in this city an egg,
poultry and butter commission house
under the name of ]. R. Banks & Co.
Prices much in advance of what were
paid in the markets were offered for
produce and as a result country mer-
chants within radius of a hundred
miles of Sedalia overwhelmed the new
firm with shipments Produce was ac-
cepted but it was seldom that the mer-
chants received cash in return. AS
result merchants have been coming to
Sedalia for the past three or four days
to collect money, ranging in sums from
$40 to $25. Banks disappeared from the
city Saturday and nothing has been
heard of him. From papers left behind
it seems that he operated in Burr Oak,
Kan, in September, 1894, under the
name of the Kansas Produce Co. He
also operated in New York and claims
to have control of creameries at Ver-
sailles, Blackwater and Pilot Grove.
1t is estimated that the amounts Sc
cured by the sale of produce sent to the
firm will aggregate several thousand
dollars
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Royse.

Royse.
Royse declared that he would not toll
crate such indignities. He took the
horse TO feed stable and ordered him
to be kept and when the owner called
to make him pay the bin. The stable
men did not like the looks OF Royse's
horse and told him that they would
not take the horse for a weeks feed
but Royse thought he was 8 pretty
good horse. The racer was put out IN
oped q fine case Of CHAMBERS. Hence
Royse' anxiety to get clear OF him.
The county commissioners took the
matter under advisement and yester-
day ordered RoySe TO have the horse
appraised and shoot him. He was val
Ued at SIS. That was considered 20 be
his value in case the CHAMBERS story was
a Islander.
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WANT TO FIND owsER-
sheriff Gets Hold of n Horse and l. Unable
TO Let Co.

Sheriff Royse has a FIRM legal grip
on horse. he wants 10 Ist go but W
70 the present tire has feen unable 70
do So Royse called on the State Vet
Urinary surgeon 10 help him let 60. bat
that unnecessary Official failed 70 re-
spond.
Royse called on the county commits
sionefs 10 get them 10 help him 70 LEI
90. The county commissioners EN-
lzlrea II Royse had n good thirg Ny
t3e did not hold on % IL Then Royse
.iers-
II seems that Some man who feared
Dot the penalties % isw made and pre-
vs1ed ia such cases tf-ok 4 slick way
70 get cleax ps gf23dsged horse- He
Eitcs1s& him securely - a shade TREE
is Colonel fnre&s back gard IRE ~
dIgnznt cogon=l sppesied 70 Sheriff
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OPENED OTHER FOLKS LETTERS.
Prominent Citizens of Denver Indicted by
the Federal Grand Jury

Denver, Col, Jan. 15-The United
States grand jury this afternoon re-
turned true bills against Hamilton
Armstrong, senator and chief Of police
Kate Dwyer, matron of the city jail.
and Mulens, president of the fire and
police board, on chargeof embezzling
and opening letters addressed to Sadie
W. Likens, while she was employed as
pole matron. The liter, il is said. was
opened with the expectation that it
would compromise Mrs. Likens.
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WANTED THEM AT HOME.
Thomas Beckwith Shoots His Wife for
Trivial Cause, Then Kills Himself.

Elkhart, Ind, Jan. 15.-Early this
evening Thomas ]. Beckwith killed his
wife and then committed suicide. Beck
with had forbidden his wife and daugh-
ter to attend church entertainment.
The women were dressed when Beck
with rushed into the room, fired three
shots at his wife, two of which took eff
feet, and then goign to the parlor sent
bullet through his own head.
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v1LL1ERs CONFIRMS THE STORY.
He Was at Port Arthur and Saw the Chi
nese Bntchered.

Victoria, B. c., Jan. 1.-THE en-
press of Japan arrived this afternoon
She left Yokohama Jan 4 and has no
war news of special interest Frede-
rick Villiers, war correspondent. has
returned. He says that De Guerville
OF the Herald plotted against the life
OF James Creelman Of the World. and
says that he viii drive him from the
New York Press club and the city.
Viliiers confirms Creelman's story
about the butchery at Port Arthur and
says that after the winter is over he
looks for the interference of Russia and
perhaps England When Viiliers and
creelman were taken prisoners by the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-16
TAKES A LARGER SCHOOL.
Daniel Hartman Hastings. Ex-Schoolmas-
ter, Now Governor of Pennsylvania.

ter, Now Governor of Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 15.-Daniel
Hartman Hastings, school teacher
twenty years ago was today installed
in the highest office in the second great
est state in the Union. With the in
duction of Governor Tasting into office
all departments of state government
again passed into the control of the
Republicans after four years partial
loss of political power. The Inaugural
ton was in many respects the most at
tractive ever seen at the state capitol.
The city is crowded with Republicans,
clubs, national guards and civic So
cieties, who commenced coming yester-
day at break of day. The inaugural
ceremonies commenced promptly at Il
o'clock and were over an hour later.
Then followed the magnificent parade.
The ceremonies viii be continued at
o'clock this evening with brilliant
display of fireworks in the Market
Square and a reception at the execu-
tive mansion. An hour later a grand
Military ball at the City Grays' Ar
mory will be opened.
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win Hang out Ti,eir s;gn<-

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. 15-Georgia' s re-
Spouse TO Nebrask call for help will
be made this evening. 4 train TO that
state composed OF fifteeen loaded cars
with food and clothing. twill leave the
union depot for Lincoln. The train
viii be run on special time, and inscrip-
tons win cover the cas-, earding "Geor-
gas donation TO Nebraska
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GUNsT Will FIGHT FOR 1T.
He Vigorously Denies, That His Official
Head is Really OF.

Head is Really on.
San Francisco, Jan. Ex-Governor
Budd received this afternoon an opinion
from Attorney General Fitzgerald stat
ing that the governor had the power to
remove from office any member of the
board of San Francisco police COM
missioners. Thereupon he promptly
removed Moses A. Gunst, appointed by
Ex-Governor Markham two weeks ago,
and replaced the obnoxious appointee
by Stewart Menziea. The announce
ment created sensation but the re-
moval is commented upon favorably by
the majority of politicians of both par
ties. Gunst will not relirquish his Of
flee without a stubborn fight and is con
fident that the courts will sustain him.
Menziea is the leader of the non-parti-
san party which has been working for
municipal reform for three years.
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STOOD OFF THE DEMOCRATS.
Popullst and Republicans Continue at Sem
ator-Making In North Carolina.

Raleigh, N. c., Jan. I5.-Marion But
er was unanimously nominated by the
Populist caucus today to succeed Cen
eral Ransom as United States senator.
The Republicans were invited TO be
present and they attended in force. The
Populist and Republicans then jointly
ratified both the nominations OF ]. c.
Pritchard and Marion Butler for Unit
ed States senators for North Carolina
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TO WIPE THINGS OUT
Continued from First Page.)

ded some measures to legalize these
warrants
the legislature was also argued this
afternoon In the supreme court.
The two houses of the legislature
considered resolutions asking the sec
rotary of the territory to furnish infor-
nation in respect to the printing con-
tract for the legislature.
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WORKED ALL NIGHT LONG.
Desperate Efforts Being Made to Release
Imprisoned Coal Miners.

London, Jan. 15.-Throughout the
night relays of men worked desperate
ly at Diglake colliery, North Stafford
shire, where large number Of miners
were entombed yesterday by a sudden
rush of water from the old workings.
BY o'clock yesterday $50 men and boys
had been rescued. OF those who remain
ed below it is thought that twenty were
in the lower workings when the mine
flooded and that they were drowned.
From the time the disaster was signal
led rescuers had been doing their ut
most to save those who may remain
alive and to rescue the bodies of the
drowned. The work of rescue, however
has not made much progress, and it is
now believed that there are still be-
tween ninety and 120 men and boys in
the mine
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Lets the Postmaster. in

Washington. Jan. 1.-THE senate In
executive session today confirmed the
following postmasters:
South Dakofa-John Pussy, Miller
Wyoming-Isaac c. WINSTON. Evans
ton Nebraska-Joseph p. Harrison,
Indianaola. Coiorado-W. Ray Simp-
sen, Delta; Horace Bullock. George
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CAR MAKING AT KANSAS CITY.
Refrigerator Car Plant to be Put in on a
Large Scale.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. ia local
paper says: A gigantic corporation is
being formed for the purpose Of manu-
featuring refrigerator cars in Kansas
City. The company will have capital
of $4,000, 900 and it is being backed by
the Adamses of Boston and other
prominent eastern capitalists. The
company will build an immense plant
at Armourdaie The plant will include
big foundry for casting car wheels
and all other, iron work necessary in
the cars, big planning mills and car
penter shops. It is estimated that the
works will give employment to be-
tween 500 and / 900 men,
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Win Connt thn Yote First.

Nashville, Tenn, Jan. 15.-The house
of representatives today adopted the
Democratic resolution providing for the
postponement of opening and publish
ing the vote for governor until the in
vestigation can be made of the charges
of fraud in the election. The Popu-
lists voted with the Republicans.
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WENT TO SOUTH AFRICA.
Victims of Missouri Swindler Are After
His Bondsmen.

Kansas City, Jan. IA special from
Jefferson City, Mo-, says: A joint res
olution by the senate today is Of much
Importance to the people of the Third
senatorial district. The resolution
asks the authority to take the notaria1
bond Of /. 7. Attlebury of DeKalb coun-
ty from the secretary Of states Office,
SO that it may be used as evidence in
suits brought against Attlebury's
bondsmen. Attlebury swindled the
people of DeKalb county out of $3.50, 600
about a year ago and skipped for South
Africa. The defrauded people now want
to get something out of his bond.
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TRIED TO SAVE HIS WIFE.
To Escape Fire Thomas Whitridge Per
forms an Act of Fatal Heroism.

forms an Act of Fatal Heroism.
Baltimore, Jan. 15.-At 4 o'clock this
morning fire broke out on the ground
floor of West Biddle street and before
discovered made such Roadway that
escape for the sleeping inmates was
rendered hazardous. When the firemen
and neighbors reached the scene, Thorn
as Whitridge, broker, and wife, ap-
peared at the window of a second story
front room. Mrs. Whitridge was un-
conscious. Her husband holding her
in his arms leaned far out of the second
story window and made frantic spring
and grab for the ladder which the fire.
men held up. He missed the ladder and
they were dashed into eternity. Other
occupants escaped uninjured.
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LIKELY TO SUCCEED HIMSELF.
Meeting of the Chamber of Deputies Called
for an Election,

Paris, Jan. Is The senate and cham
Der of deputies have been summoned
to meet this afternoon to receive gov
eminent communications.
II is believed that the national assem-
bly, will meet Thursday. Those best in
formed as to the political situation be-
iieve that Casimir-Perier will be re-
elected by a large majority. Dupuy,
Welderck-Rosseau, Challemele-Lacour
and Spealler are mentioned as candid
ates for the presidency if reelection
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n< r~4ns In Distress.

Mkstress--Tshas IA the weird L. tie sast
sex with fhe tst-ss
Ersse-Szrs coz't know. bzs ffun
the way thsy - been frsstsn sssa c-yin all
DAP It's 1ay sSsEioa fEzt tkes Fe mixed
sbssrespxs - and cans 81 whseh 10
WHICH, --fssss EswA
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Going to See the Pictures.

Denver, Jan. 1.-THE W. c. T. u. to-
day presented a petition to the police
board to suppress the living pictures
on exhibition at the Broadway theatre
in this city. The commissioners deter
mined to see the pictures before taking
any action
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RetaII Hartware Men Nee.

Kansas City. Mo-, Jan. l5.-The West
ern Retail Implement and Vehicle as
ISOLATION met here this morning in
their sixth annual convention. Pres
ident Z. r. Moses OF Great Bend, Kan,
presided. After the appointment OF
the usual committees the convention
took a recess.
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Milwaukee. Jan. I5.--Fire broke out
in the interior Of the stage OF the Stadi
theatre at 20 this morning. while pre-
paFattons were being made for chart
the decorations were destroyed and the
theater Quilted Estimated loss g. ge5
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Japanese they were liberated by Eng
lish Intervention. Villiers says the
proofs are clear that De Guerville tried
to betray Creelman into the hands of
the Japanese and have him killed as a
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Caucus Sofia for yyoIcott.

Denver, Colo, Jan. 15.-In caucus
every Republican promised his vote for
the reelection of Senator Z. o. WoIcott
The Populist caucus voted to give a
complimentary vote to LATE Pence.
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BURDEN LAID DOWN
PRESIDENT GAgIMIR-PERIER RE-
SIGNS HIS o. FI0G

Chief Executive of the French Republic
Sees in the Adverse Vote of the Cham
Der of Deputies Indications Which Rem
der his Further Continuance in Office
JmpOssible--Complains Bitterly of Be-
ing Thrust Into His Present Position
and Refuses All Attempts to Persuade
Him to Reconsider.
Paris, Jan. 15.-It avs announced this
evening that M. Casimir-Perier, presi-
dent of the French republic had re-
signed his office.
During the evening he conferred with
the president Of the senate and then
summoned NJ. Guerin, minister Of JUS
tice, M. Leyques, minister of public in
struction, M. Poincairre. minister of
finance and the project of he Seine. M.
Leyques had a long conversation with
M. Periere, the result Of which is not
known.
A second official note was issued at
IL o'clock tonight announcing the res
ignation of the president and forecast
ing the ideas he intends to develope in
his farewell address to the chamber of
deputies. The note says that in the
eyes of the president, yesterdays sit
ting Of the chamber and the vote which
overthrow the cabinet were only secon-
dairy indications of the struggle which
is proceeding against the parliamenta-
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Concord, n. II. Jan. 15.-The legisla-
.ure today ratified the Republican nom
nation of William E. Chandler for
United States senator.
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senator Hoar Cioes Ran<.
Chandler Gets Another Term.

Boston. Jan. 15.-The senate re-elect-
ed Senator Hoar by vote Of "a against
John z. Russell. with vote of 4
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DOWN TO THREE CENTS.
Missouri Railway Commissioners Squeezing
the Short Lines.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jan. 15.-The rail-
road commissioners today ordered that
the Santa Fe branch from Richmond
to Lexington junction, the st. Joseph
and Belmont branch of the ST. Louis.
Iron Mountain and Southern, the
Springfield branch Of the gulf system
and the Columbia barnch of the Wa
bash hereafter charge three cents a
mile for passengers instead of four as
H.
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THE EARTH.
UNHEARD OF CATASTROPHE OCCURS
AT BUTTE CITY.

Fire Breaks Out in the Yards of the Mon
tana Central Railway and Catches Cars
Freighted With Giant Powder--Fire-
men Close in Three Times About Three
Separate Cars and Are Met by as Many
Awful Explosions, Which Leave Whole
sale Death and Ruin In Their Radius
Seventy-Fiye Are Killed
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IT Is the nudity OF the live wire that
makes il shocking Pittsburgh Post
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ssYoU'D better discharge that new writer
he can't spell" ..Yoa are mistaken. we
have merely discovered great dialect ge-
Mus. a--Auanta Constitution.