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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
KANSAS MAN TO OPEN 1T.
Broderick to Bring the Question Of Cuban
RecoGnition,Beforet the House.

Washington. Dec. 10.-There is no
doubt that a movement to recognize
the Cuban Insurgents as belligerents
will be pressed upon the attention of
the house as soon as the organization
OF the house is completed by the appoint
ment of committees: Representative
Broderick of Kansas has resolved 10
prepare a resolution himself if no ac-
ton is taken by members who are par
ticularly identified with diplomatic
matters. Speaking of the cause OF the
Cubans, Broderick says that they have
greater cause to rebel against Spain
than the American colonists had for
their revolution against Great Britain
Broderick thinks that the congression-
al sentiment is in favor of granting rec
ognition to the Cubans.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11

wandered over the surrounding country
The village Of Andreas, II is further sta
ted. was attacked on October 2s, a num-
Der of the inha bitants were slain and
a number of old men, women and chill
dren who sought refuge in the church
are said TO have been burned alive.
Only few escaped to the mountains.
The bugle of the troops, II Is asserted.
in this case, was sounded for the at
tack to begin and the soldiers took
part in the massacre which followed.
Rumors which have apparent founda
ton in fact are current here Of the
wholesale conspiracy which may have
for its object the deposition OF the sui
tan 1t is known that a number OF
prominent Armenians here, and several
military officers of high rank in the
Turkish army and navy, have been
closely watched for months past but
in spite of this they have succeeded
in escaping from the country. That
the conspiracy was of a most import
ant nature may be judged from the
fact that among the fugitives is the
sultan's aide de camp. Hassen Diemi
Pasha. who, it is believed, was TO have
led the disaffected of the imperial guard
into the palace and seize the sultan.
The report was circulated today that
the burning of the palace in which the
sultan entertained imperial guests was
of incendiary origin and intended as
signal for a rising of Armenians. bur
there is absolutely nothing upon which
to base IT.
No news has yet reached this city
from Zeitoum, which is still supposed
to be in the hands of the Armenians.
The commission sent to estimate the
loss sustained by the American mis-
sionaries in the riots AZ Marah has fix
ed the amount at s., 400. The commits
sion investigating the damage to Amer
lean missionaries property at Khar-
poot has not yet reported.
Constan'tinople, Dec. 10.-The prom
ised surprise in the eastern situation,
the flight of Said Pasha to the British
embassy, which was followed by the
landing of British blue jackets. has
caused much complication and delayed
considerably the settlement of the dis
pute between the powers and the sultan
as to the admitance of extra guard
ships in the Bosphorous. The question
has about worn itself out and matters
are now resuming the usual aspect.
1t Is announced in official circles that
f1rmans for the passage of extra guard
ships will be issued as soon as possible.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
KNOWS WHERE THERE'S MONEY.
Train Robber Tells Where He Cached two
Good Hauls.

Spokane. Wash. Dec. 10.-"I can tell
you where there IS from $4,000 to S40.-
900 of money that was stolen from
your company and hidden away IN the
mountain near Hope Such startling
information was impaired to F. w.
Gilbert, division superintendent OF the
Northern Pacific. by James B. Boyd
today. He said he had gained the
confidence of a prisoner, w. Il. Wtthe-
row, in the county Jail charged with
train robbery. who had revealed TO him
a secret place where he had $4,000 or
more cash hidden away, which ne repre-
scented as being the proceeds OF two
train robberies, one on the Southern
Pacific near Sacramento, Cal, and the
other on the Northern Pacific in Mon
taQa-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
TO WEAR IN THE SADDLE.
Becoming Costumes for Women Who Ride
Horseback.

The woman who rides should remem-
ber that in the fit and style of her habit
depends her appearance in the saddle.
Fashions in riding costume change but
little from year to year, but that little
change means much.
The entire outfit should be obtained
from the best habit maker In town.
This year there are two riding coats in
vogue. One is a jaunty double breasted
cutaway, made TO show vest and linen
chemisette. 1t has a small turnover
collar and peaked lapeis to roH opeu;
also a mannish pocket near the left
shoulder. The other coat is single
breasted and ends at the waist line IN
IA point, with coet-tail back. The first
coat is the more popular, as every woul-
an who rides delights in a vest, and II 8
ir this coat that the vest is displayed to
advantage.
The latest vests are of Tatterssu vest
ing in plaid designs They are extreme
~ stylish and give the correct touch OF
color to a dark costume. The novelty
of the season is dark blue and bright
green plaid. Plain red vests are always
in favor during the fall, and they are
pretty enough to be worn the year
round.
Shetland cloth In perhaps the newest
material for riding habits, but tho
standard cloths, Like whipcord. melton
end covert are always TO be relied upon.
The favorite colors are dark blue.
brown, black and deep green. The skirt
of the well-made riding habit does not
mt too tightly over the hips. 1t menS-
ures two inches below the foot when In
the saddle. A new riding skirt. which
originates with one of the best habit
makers In town, is well worth adopt
ing. 1t has one seam OF the skirt on the
side, which goes over the Pommel. but
toned instead OF sewed. The buttons
are arranged with a hy. 30 that thsy
ere invisible on the outside Of the skirt,
but In case of an accident or when any
extra strain is brought TO bear upon the
seam it will quickly unbuttoB.
The linen chemisette and collar worn
with the riding habit changes but little
from season TO season II should a.
ways be severely plain. and q four-iI-
hand tie is preferred to a stock bow.
small black four-in-hand Is eonsidered
the most correct The newest riding
gloves are OF heavy kid. with the seam.
sewed on the outside They fssten with
from four 10 SIX buttons and come in
eli the dark shzdes. dull red being the
most in vogue. Heavy suede gloves
with pique seams are seen in lighter
shades and are also much worn tO9
riding. The most correct riding boot
- . top boot Of erlboSsed black leatf-sr
OF patent leather. IL riding hats tbs
derby rules supreme. Whether IL IL be
coming or not the fashionable woman
who rides must wear H.
As to the Undergarments for riding
nothing IL better for both comfort AL
warmth than the combination sait. ard
over this the loose-htt4ug corset and
black equestrian tights. Nothing Esors
a. needed An extra covert coat VIII
often Dc found = useful addition 70 ths
riding costuEse.-S. i. World
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
GAS DID 1T, ANYHOW.
Whether by Accident or Design, U. 5 Brock
of Omaha Is Dead

Omaha, Lee. 10.-U. s. Brock. well
known as a speculator on the board OF
trade. committed suicide, or by ecci-
dent turned on the gas in his room in
a local hotel today. He is said 20 have
host heavily recently. The transom Of
Brooks door. closed this morning, had
been opened up TO the time he retired.
His friends believe it was an accident,
yet one theory advanced is that Brock
grieved over the loss OF his money until
ii unbalanced his mind. He had lost
considerable money on the board OF
trade at times. Brock was a single
man, about So years of age. Under the
pillow was found $40, and several prom
isSory notes from parties ait Avoca, Ia.
Hancock, Ia, is his home
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
HUMOROUS.

why do you suppOss th,y sl~sv-
represent Cupid As a boyT- hs Rsksd.
.-Hscauss lie never arrives a. yeRFs ot
diseTetloE.- she repiled--H02ssscid
Words.
--Iogieal,-CiHsie--Isn't !; = Eai-
sance? Mother ssys We nsess't 20
into mors than half mourning z for Bee
P0pp!ewinkl~ FlOssis--'EyT isaE't
be nsor.'E hslf-5eAd Ally ssopsr.
II reckon ssld Nfs. CerEt~s.@l.
''ihA, thsss politicians ssy EoeA s.ssy
things They're soTTy fur Tea. re-
piled hsr hsst,zIe. an . god nnAny
more tket tksy ort<r - y HssEiEgtDl
Star.
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mar. tyss hAsr. six noss nsst pith 81 sr-
ciceri % souse sSTTT ! CAT g.t os.r
ia ABy-~Ao WsnSsEi = las %
brsdg~-" PstSbgEgh Ckr0Eiess- Tsss-
gTaps-
Mamma remarked JoAsEy Kan
LES. after ks hza absorbed q t>yt@sa
Iozeags ~hieA lad b~~a gisva hiss for
kis sOss thrast. -Wasn't Esx1 al sssios ~
s~l hls S&rtkT ght sos zsRs e tAAs
stu1 --Esooklyn L&fs.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
IN SESSION AT LAWRENCE.
Kansas horticultural society There for
Three Day<

Lawrence. Kan, Dec. 10-The TWEEN
ty-ninth annual session OF the Kansas
State Horticultural society began IN
this city this morning. The gathering
Will last three days. The meeting IS
well attended and promises 20 be the
largest and most interesting ever held.
The program today was the formal
opening. appointment of committees
and reports from various sections oi the
state on orchards and fruits. Cold
storage and transportation were dis-
cussed in the afternoon. Tonight
public welcome ives given by Mayor
Sehg and response was made by Judge
L Houk OF Hutchinson.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
WONT ASK FOR NEW LAWS
But Existing Statutes Against Socialists
VIII he En- forced,

Berlin, Dec. 10-In the reichstag to-
day Chancellor Won Hohenlofe denied
that the resignation of Baron Won Koel-
Ter, late minister for the interior. was
connected with the Social-Democratic
agitation. The chancellor also declared
that the government did not intend to
introduce special anti-Socialist legisla-
tion, but the added that the government
would administer the existing laws so
as to protect the state and socfetys IN
conclusion, Prince Hohenlohe said tfs0
if the Social Democrats complained of
thea ciUion of the government, they only
had themselves 10 blame.
Several largely attended socialist
NEE tings were in session at midnight.
Herren Lfebknecft, Biebel and Snyder
addressed the meetings, which adopted
identical resolutions, protesting against
the recent dissolution of the Socialist
clubs by the government.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
BRADLEY SWORN In
KENTUCKY Has 4 REPUBLICAN,
GOVERNOR AT LAST.
Amid Scenes OF Rejoicing Uuexampled In
the History of kentucky's Capital, the
First Republican Governor of that
Commonwealth Is Inaugurated-Gov-
ernor Young has a Prominent Place in
the Elaborate Exercises Incident to the
Change in Executives-Prosram and In
cidents of the Day.

Frankfort, KY, Dec. 1o.-William
O'Connell Bradley at noon today was
sworn N as Governor OF Kentucky.
and the first Republican administration
in the history OF the commonwealth
was ushered in. Never before was such
a crowd seen in Frankfort. There were
ten times a many people here by noon
as ever before came 10 witness an in
auguration. Governor Bradley. with
his wife and daughter. arrived last
night on a special train from their
officers-elect were on hand this morn
ing.
Public buildings, stores, and residen-
ces We're covered with flags and bunt-
ing, and the city presented beautiful
appearance. At IL O'Clock the inaugur-
al procession was started by the firing
Of salutes on Arsenal hill. The First
and Second regiments were the van.
Then came GovernOr-eleot Bradley and
Governor Brown in a carriage. Other
carriages bearing distinguished visit
ors followed. Then came organized
clubs and delegations of citizens on foot
The procession at noon reached the
state house, where fully 10000 people
We're gathered.
Mayor Julian presided Judge W. II.
Holt, delivered the address of parting
and welcome. Then came the valedic-
tory of the retiring governor. John
Young Brown. Governor-elect Brad
ley followed with an address The
oath of Office was administered by
Chief Justice Pryor. This evening
Governor Bradley and family were en-
tertained at dinner by Ex-Governor
Brown. The inaugural ball followed.
Governor Bradley during the entire
parade and ceremony received such an
ovation as must have warmed his heart
AS the military and clubs marched and
counter marcher, cheers rose from the
thousands OF throaits for the new chief
executive. As Colonel Bradley mount
ed the inaugural stand he was given
a reception which beggars description.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
LATE NEWS BN wIKE
Items of Gsner.i Interest From Al over
the Universe

the Universe
London. Dec. 1.-The Times has a dis
patch from ottawa which tsys that tn-
Wtowera brings news that the Hawaiian
goVeruyner-S oa ThzzkSzs wing Day reieas-
si Messrs Pickar6 and Walker ard Eve
natives who had confessed 20 completely
q. tbs recez-t uprising and lad praJec toE
elemer-y.
Butter. No. Dec. I0.-At o'clock tbs
morning tsVo nea held Up Night Operates
W ". kirSy A. ehe Missouri Pzc9tc rta-
ton WIKI shotgun which thSF had j2si
stolen from coaaaetOr G J. Brya-i- ase
robbed him % SO gold watch A1a ~
IN cash No a-resZs have teen made tut
Il ls sad thz; the robbers are known 20
the authoFttes.
s. Louis. Dec. M-The annual sIh,hf-
tioa o: tie Missouri sac PouIry ssso-
ciation was formally opened tbs eTer-rE
e. TIE Exposition building. --t.h ever 100
% TIE finest birds ever PLACED oG eIhias-
tea Most of re e5trles. which <stsf
% al tsn1s Of poultry come FROM A.-s-
sour bu; many have Ossl recGTse fsoEc
IIEno.s. KAnsEs sE5 Ochsr a1joininE &
s-z-ez
Rome. De-. rs-Tt - oHI-lsIlF snso1rcst
that a. che hat-4e q Ar>naiaCi. = ne
Major ToScsl's co!sza q I've conpan.sA
of native troops. utLEassrEaE i.sg me-.
conn zrssie5 bV rEeHfy cfi4csrs ard = roG-
conn. szsolsi otsCers. b acGior 70 a
rnoG--e6 battery q. 1rt.lleET H-as cfis7s-ss--
tse f<htizE Lasted * foaTs- Ise tresss
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al srhea thsT w~Fe oF.-v nsftzs-d ~ Fzss
uUu-bers. 1hey rel1e1
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association Stfh ;he SsS TEX cssz-tz-
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q The free zergs-J sFEseu1- fcr rl-
sg-zcy.~ AT practically szsEss<f-x IA.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
CONTACT TO GO IN AGAIN.
Insurance Companies on the Coast Weary
OF Rate Cutting.

San Francisco. Dec. lo.-Thiuty-five
representatives Of fire insurance co,n-
panies today voted 20 organize a new
board Of fire underwriters OF this c5sy.
70 displsce the dlsorganized IRE i1su-
rance compact. The nseETfctrsaliS TIA
meet again tomorrow 30 compete ias
organization. The underwriters re
sPolsI5le for the smashing of See Old
cc.-r.atua and the cutting ot rates which
resulted. are represented nOw as beng
-sanfte7t and willing 70 e1<o-ce the rates
c< The compact TIE new Tn0veTnen< =
expected TO retrieve the fire insurance
huslneSA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11

'Tts nOre'n self-f>speck HH bar
said Wandering Nike I've got or
mighty good notion ;er gut Dc busi-
ress-
An work.
"Dcre's 10 teIlin' what hurnaa rs-
tern DO wen it's dssp'ri' fssi ez ~
&c las' stror he'd been piled OF &c eaE.-
,i's back
Her re bez r.tssec cod viitAes
.rirY
Right e-io-r. An' g -orser est rice.
ticycl~- e. c@ersu' use DER c&zt~o-
slothrz---vssh sshsnFFoa st2r-
-Iaoease j. Eae1tsoErc y A. =. tDs
- used IN CAEis;iaa ehzrsAss. tSs &C.
rASsoa belag Tie baptism Q, C5STss ..
Franc.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
GOOD RIGHT TO INTERVENE.
Judge McKenna Rules Favorabfy to the
Bill of Attorney Foo;e.

San Francisco, Dec. 10.-UEited State
Circuit Judge McKenna today decided
that the United States government had
a right under the Thurman act 10 IN
tervene in the suit between the Call
fornia railroad commission and the
Southern Pacific railway on the Ques-
ton OF a reduction Of freight rates on
grain amounting TO $ per cent The
court expressed the opinion that me
intervention will not affect the ques-
ton az issue NJ the righ; Of tahe com
mission to reduce. Further hearing %
the case was postponed until the first
Monday in Ian1rarx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
CLAIMS she WAS CHEATED.
Mrs. @. p. Perry Wants = new Deal In Ger
tain Divorce Accomplishments

Tacoma, Wash. Dec. 1o.-Mrs. G. P.
Perry, who was divorced from her hus-
band, Colonel Perry, in Paris five years
ago, after scandal, has brought action
to set aside and declare void a certain
release made by her to him at the time
by which she accepted $4,000 in full
settlement OF her Interest in his hold
ings. She now declares that they
We're worth Ss,000.00 and alleges that
the settlement was procured by fraud.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11

the facts warrant his dismissal as COM
missioner 20 investigate the overtime
claims OF letter carriers. Tbs matter IS
now under consideration by Mr.. Harmon
Washington. Dec. 10.-Today's statement
OF the condition OF the treasury shows 5:
Available cash balance. SIT4. .2is; gold
reSArye S-S "a ~
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
To AID NEBRASKA FARMERS
Movement on Foot to Help Them Hold
Thor Cattle.

Omaha, Dec. 10.-There is a movement
in Omaha on foot in which a number
OF local capitalists are Interested for
the forming OF a large trust company
for the purpose Of assisting the cattle
raisars Of Nebraska 20 carry their stock
through bad seasons without being COM
PEELED 10 sell at = disadvantage on ac-
count Of lack % ready money or Scarci-
~ Of feed. The subject has been under
consideration for some time and the
preliminary steps toward the organ!za-
Gon o< the company are already per
feCtei. The names of The stockholders
in the prospective company are not di-
vulged. but T. n. Armour. r \. Gu
dahy. W. W. Paxton. Herman Kountze
and John \. Creighton are interested.
The capital stock Is $l.O00. .090.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
CoLoRED PRIZEFIGHTER KILLED.
Henry Massey stops Garbage Wagon
Drivers Bullets-

St. Louis, Dec. 1o.-Henry Massey, the
colored prize fighter. was shot and in
stantly killed this afternoon by Nelson
Casey. a driver Of a garbage wagon.
The tregedy occurred at q tenement
house where both men live with their
families. Casey, vino claims that he
shot Massey in defense of his wife. went
10 the four courts and gave himself up.
Jake Somers and CaSey's wife are also
In ,rrS+.eSN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
GOT THINGS MIXED
INGLESIDB JUDGES PUT A TAIL
EEDBR SECOND.

Elsie at Three Hundred to One, and Who
mion's Place, and the Association VIII
Have Some Reimbursing to do-Jockeys
johnson and Goodwin are Ruled on for
life, Along with Morgan G-Resuits at
the Crescent City Clubs Track-Pool
Tournament
San Francisco, Dec. 10.-There were
more complications at the 1ngleside
track today. In the second race Endy-
znion finished second to Kowalsky' but
the judges evidently had the numbers
mixed and awarded second place 10
Elsie who was 800 TO l in the betting
and who finished absolutely last. After
the bets were paid the judges discover
ed their error and awarded second
place to Endymion. The association
will consequently have to reimburse the
bookmakers on all money paid out On
Elsie. VINO was 60 to l for the place.
Eoerge f. Smith, better known as
'ePittsburg Phil" the noted plunger, ar
rived today accompanied by Sam Dog
gett, the famous jockey, who Will ride
tor him.
The board of stewards handed down
their decision today in regard TO yes
terday's jobbery. Jockeys Johnson and
Goodwin, together with the horse Nor
gan e. have been ruled off for life, IL
having been conclusively shown that
Johnson had entered Morgan G in the
race under the colors of w. CoVington,
who made a full confession today. The
Arizona stable, owners of Three Forks,
have shared the same fate, but will be
permitted 10 start their horses in any
stake races for which entries have al
ready been received.
The Efkton stable, owners Of j. o. C.,
have been fully exonerated, as an ex-
animation of uhe bookmakers' sheets
show that they played their entry
heavy. This stable is controlled by
Frank Van Ness, the owner OF the re-
tired crack, Morello.
The weather was clear and the track
heavy One favorite, three outsiders
and one second choice won today. Sum-
maTies:
First race-SeuIng: seven furlongs:
AIahabad won; May Day, second; Hy-
dy, third Time :32iz.
Second-Selling; 2-year-olds; five fur
longs: Kowalsky won; Endymion. sec
ond; Walter ], third. Time 1854.
Third-Selling; seven furlongs; Belle
Boyd won; Olivia, second; Our Maggie,
third Time BIZ
Fourth-3-year-olds; mile, handicap;
Star Ruby won; Peter Y. second; Basso,
third Time 1:441I-
FTfth-Selliug; five and a half fur
longs: Fernando won; Service, secsond;
Mustesa, third Time l-l112-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
NEAR AN ABANDONED FORT.
German Family Killed by tho Renegade In
dtaEs in Arizona.

Dem.ng. y. NJ. Dec. I0.-Another
murder Of a family is reported from the
san Simon valley n Arizona by the
renegade band Of Indians from the San
Carlos reservation but details cannot
be had. The father. mother. and three
children were slain on Thursday fol-
lowing the killing OF Merrill and his
daughter. They were Germans Who
had recently come 10 this section from
the east Tor the purpose OF taking up
homestead. The killing IS reported 10
have occurred near Fort Bowls. recently
abandoned by the United States troops
The Indians were seen by soue COW
boys about The time OF the Merrill -7lur-
der and their number IS estimated n
thirty-flve- Nothing can be learned
OF the movements o. the soldiers and
cowboy posses \ detachment Of he
First cavalry from For; Bayard IS
stationed - Stems pass 20 prevent the
escape Of the band into Old Mexico ov-
er the cid Geronimo trail
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11

The Tesr g ;Ae Frsneh -eTol utIo-s
az calendar hexAn s~Dseszber =
s-sz i hAs :<else sroz,hs % tAsrfy
cars each AID Eve days az The ~ad-
csll~d ~. '-ssnscel iolf6es Th,
noaths we're diSidsd into isree .qzzi
cecates- There Sas = foar~yezr p~rin.s
called n -Fr2nelA6e.- uI:A ak Gays
sxxst a. Tie szA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11

of trade, now the Sedgwick Music Hall.
Mrs. Hays is to be highly congratu-
lated on the success of the evening
concert; it was certainly a very enter
tanning event and one that was appre-
ciated for its merit
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
New Orleans Races

New Orleas, Dec 10-Fifteenth day
Of the Crescent City Jockey clubs win
ter meeting. weather clear and cool;
track slow; Attendance good Sum-
maries:
First race-Seven furlongs; Little
Billie won; Blasco, second; Sir John,
third. Time :33.
Second - Handicap: Six furlongs;
Lady Doleful won: Marie, second; Ber-
trand, third. Time 20,
Third-Handicap six furiongs: For
get won: Marquise, second; Squire G,
third Time 1:101a.
Fourth-Handicap seven and a half
furlones- DR.. Park won; Robert Lat
ia, second; JaTnboree, third Time
1:i0ia-
Fifth-N1ile: Imp Bimbo won; Sykes
ton second: Cyantha, third Time 1:47
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11
Poo Tournament.

Syracuse, y. Y, Dec. 10.-The results of
the pool tourney today were:
Afternoon game: Walsh, 123; Stofft, Is;
Sutton. 125: Horgan, 123.
Evening game: F,hy, so; Sherman, 125;
Clearwater, 125; Walsh. 81.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-11

CIvTLrTT costs nothing, but bUys eve-y-
thing.-Lady ii. y. Montague.