The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-22
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe.

! the Universe.
Washington. March 21-The treaty be
| tween the United States and Japan wa:
| ratified today by exchange.
Madrid. March 21.-There are no new
| developments here in regard to the AL
| lianca affair. No reply has been given u
! Minister Taylor yet.
New Orleans, March 2l.-Fire in yard:
! Nos. ] and of the International Cotton
Press destroyed $1,000 bales of cotton this
morning. Loss $4,000.
! City of Mexico, March 21.-The report
! that war had been declared between Mex.
I leo and Guatemala, and parliament had
| been summoned to meet on April /, is I'M
! true.
Omaha. March PA special TO the Bee
from Portsmouth. Neb.. says: Pugilist
! Lindsay of Omaha, who was convicted OF
manslaughter for killing Fletcher Robbins
| in prize fight here last year, was today
! sentenced to the penitentiary for two
| years.
! Chattanooga. Tenn, March 2t-Dr r. J
J Trip, a leading physician, has created a
/ sensation in the medical profession by
/ curing a man who had been bitten by a
| mad dog. by hypnotic influences. The man
| was in frenZied condition bordering on
( madness.
! London. March 21.-The representative
/ of the Associated Press learns that the
! British government has sent no instruc-
| lions to Honolulu regarding the release OF
| the British subjects who were sentenced
1 TO imprisonment cOnpHcltN III the
! recent royalistsuprising.
Atlantic City, n J.. March H.--A forest
| that has already burned over twenty-five
acres OF valuable timber. is raging within
| two mile of Egg Harbor City tonight
Several residences are in the path of the
| flames and gangs of men are working to
save them from destruction.
Philadelphia March 21.-The district
/ convention of the International Christian
Workers association opened i'm Grace
as,fi rar1a 10 tod fNa ff0nr sos
sion was devoted TO addresses by the Wis
iting clergy. The convention will be in
session until Tuesday the 18th.
Victoria, Il. G.. March 2l.-The steamer
the following seal catches: Dora Seward
50: Kale. 81: Beatrice, a; Triumph, II
/ May Belle, a.; Anioka, u; Katherine, So
The weather has been very rough and the
drowning of some Indian hunters Is re-
{ ported
Opelinka. Ala. March IA telegram
was received here at 10 o'clock this morn
ing that the whole town of Lafayette.
La. is burning. and asked for help. Later
advices say the fire IS under control after
destroying a whole block in the business
portion of the town. Loss could not be
learned.
New York. March 21-It appears that
W W. Taylor. the South Dakota default
er. was not captured after all The man
named William Taylor from Laurel Hill
L. l.. was detained on suspicion of being
identity and now is about 10 sue for dam
ages for unlawful detention.
ST Louis. March 2i.-The receivers of the
/ St Louis and San Francisco railroad to-
Gay pet.tioned Judge Caldwell OF the
United States circuit court OF appeals for
the authority to advance by the way Ci
a loan one half Of S26l 49, rs TO the Allan tic
and Pacific Equipment company. Judge
Caldwell granted the request
Norwich. Conn. March 2i.-Nrs. Edwin
:. Ely, who was identified as the woman
killed on The Camden railway after hav-
inS escaped from the hospital al Bryan
NaNr. Pa. where she was under treat
ment FOR melanchoHa. was the wife OF
Edwin :. Ely. Of this city BY the des tn
OF her father recently she Inherited s5fo.-
ST. Louis March 1.-THE heaviest sale
OF grain IN volume ever made in this mar
keJ was consummated today. II was
made by the United Elevator cOmpsn:
10 the r. r White Grain company and
consisted OF 7oo.01 bushels OF No. corn
Tho shipment is to be made between now
and April ;. and goes by rail TO the At
lantic seaboars.-
Chicago. March 2l.-Great anxiety Is
felt Cor the safety OF DR.. A H Gresham
q prominent Chicago physician. who has
been mysteriouSiy missing since Sunday
evening. He left his residence for the
city with considerable money and valuable
jeWelry and has not since bern seen.
Ills wife, who is visiting in Pueblo. Colo.
has been notified.
Findlay. O.. Narrh gI-Mrs Belle u
Trout. wife OF Frank II. Trout, a leading
merchant. sued Clifford & CiasInan of the.
Cafe Royal and William Marian owne.
OF the premises. for s. 40 lost al poker
IN the Cafe Royal The jury today re-
turned verdict allowing her S5ae The
case Is considered important because o.
the joint liability OF landlords
st Vincent. e.lSie. b. :. by Wilkes
BOY. went for s2nsea al the New York
sale. A G. DanfoTth OF Washington.