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Tombstone prospector., 1896-08-28
UNDER wnlCH FLAG:

"We are unaltcrablyl opposed 10 the single. < geld standard. We de- mand the imuicdiase restoration of the free and unami,ed eosnascII'' of gold and silver al the present legal ratio sf I6 to I. without wait ing for the aid or con
 sent CT of any other na-
 ton We 5enian d that the standard silver dol- lar shall be a full lega' tender. equally with gold. for ali debts. pub | Inc or private. and wel favor such legislation
 as will prevent the de monesizanon o! any kind of legal tender money by private con
 tract. Democratic
 platform. Chicago.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
A BOOM IL MlRRIAGEs.
Twenty-One Licenses Granted lc>tcr-
dny by the Pnticpt Recorder.

"If we have one more couple in here II :
afternoon. the marriage license record viii
he broken" said John Il Warner, deputy
recorder of deeds, yesterday, stre;cnlr :
himself In his seersucker coat. Even while
he spoke u couple was approaching the
desk near which he was sttng-the desk
which holds licenses and blank applications
Mr.. Warner took his pen from behind his
ear, deity swung two chairs into position
and hustled away newspaper reporter.
He was ready for business, The young
woman was well dressed and pretty Will
the young man. II he had not a handsome
face had q good; honest one. While he
blank he was tracing imaginary figures on
the, floor with the ierule of his intended's
white parasol.
from Recorder. Queals office yesterday
than at any other time since he mas been
were withheld from publication at the ere re-
quest of the applicants. Here is list that
includes most OF them:
Name. Age.
Charles T. Money. Kansas City. 20
Mamie Murray, Kansas CITY, Mo.......i9
Thomas j. Mobley. Kansas city, Kas....a5
Joseph 7. Hogan; Kansas City, Mo.......5l
Nellie De Loss. Wyandotte county, Kas .3j
William +. Walton. Kansas City, Mob
Kate Miller, Kansas city, Mo.............37
Roberta X. Youmans. Kansas city Mo. -
Emma cantrsi' Kansas city. Mo'........S Mo......,$5
" 9. Tinker, Kansas City, Mo. ...........gs
Catherine Hcnktl, Kansas City, Mo. %
william n. Allen, Kansas city. Mo-.
Lizzie Crooks, Kansas city, Mo..,,.,,,IS
John X. James, Kansas City, Mo.... "a |
Grace VI. Loofburrow. Kansas city, Mo 2l |
Peter Plought, Kansas City, MOI. u |
Annie Schuer. Kansas city, Mo.,9i |
NItm J., Mcninger, ST. Louis, Alo..,. W |
Ina ManIey, Kansas City, No....,,,, -
'harles .. Brarlhall. Kansas city, Mo AZ
lulin g. Davis, Kansas city. Mo.....,.,.Si
!. W, Richardson. Clinton, No..'' %
Neppie Johnson Kansas city. Mo y
hubbard Bly,, Fayette, Mo..'.,, ..
Matte h.. Smith. Paris, Mo........,,..9, .,
acoh j. jackson, Kansas city, Mo-, S9
aura VI. Guny Kansas City. Mo...',3s
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
FUNERAL OF MRS. L. II. PHELPS.
Kind Words and Abundau, Flowers
Express the >ympath, of Friends.

The :uGeral service q Mrs. Mary w.
! F5e'rs- VIE q Colonel =. II. Phelps. was
/ htls % o'clock yesterday afternoon from
,ae Firs; consrs satioaal church.. Rev.
I Henry Hopkins o:iiciaiins. The church
was hiie4 Wiia friends and relatives OF the
deceased.
A-s Fhe.ps Was an active worker In
- .fsi Ce.stssatio1al church and a
.s. 9, ha.Hony CHAPTER. order OF
% or1e- ATTENDED in a body. reprrsentins.
t:4r'r,or7y chapter Is, Hesrsria chapter il!
aal Go!.e1 Gate chapter. The officers OF
The Real Estate and Stock exchange. OF
which NJ. Phelps i vice president. and
5sIi.seniatiVe members OF all the Masonic
,Atnoas ise tioral tributes we're: \ pillow
Z. n. rssts aay earnations from sir. and Mrs
Mr. Melfori Fezler and Mr. and Mrs e,
- .hi..rr. l.FSe Moral star with points In
Harmony chapter No. -. crisr ~ 80
~ star5 cluster Of carnations and rosss
from Edith. and Mattis Har;weii: large
sYay' Yy large pillow scroll. from Rural lodge
W! o. "to, 4. r. ana y; NJ; cluster of white
mss; Moral star in color. from Hespsril
Ginapter No. l72. order OF the Eastern Star:
chasn,Srr hsg GrosS anG n broken column from grand
sIar' large wreath tube roses and car.
hhaiions hanSs from Mrs Mary f. waketeii;
and Mrs John l. wibbla @ 'Irrs lprse from EARN Mr.
wvt!te roses, ,stephanotis and carnntions
rom Mr. and Mrs. Freyschlag and Mr |
ang Mrs. David c. Webb: pillow of roses |
AMI orchids from Temple lodge 2aS. ( ~
fng rom \, Nr NJ: cluster Of roses and smiiax |
shenf from the Union Bank Noie 't ,,I anu
nramy' large bunch OF roses ana smiIax
y rom the Ever Ready Circle OF tho FIrst
. . onEfrtauonal church; large bunch ~
roses from Mrs, j. Martin Jones; clls,or
"owfen: " fTtna'GnS Diiou from OF her nephew Phelps
"a In.
ming. '' -'''s' u H. Man
me me short and beautiful services of tho
IIruer OF the Eastern Star We're held ~,
ne ne grave, Mrs. W. T.. Kuhn. wnr,by
9n,'2V; Bsn W6rn: ", r; Boor worthy patron; Mrrs.
Dclss secretary, and Mrs. Jac"b t,stll;;' -
,it reaSursr assisted by Miss Jennie t,ndsr,,
S,ood' Mrs; =. II. Lee, Mrs. Alice Mnnor
'i ~ May Edgerton and Mrs. W. C. Miiicr'
onluctsd the services Tho pallbonrers
!efrs: i,nii; iMsisSri; j. H. Frame: Van T. noor
ones ana Frank T. Npttlc,nn - -'"' I'm
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
rnorrr>G AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
hnr"n crisp showed some Fast Work
in iii. .;.i CInss

New York, June New York horses
carried OF the honors in both the event !
trottad to-day at the spring meeting at
Fleetwood park. Baron Crisp owned by
James Butler president Of the Driving
| cub Of New York. proved himself TO be
a great irOtter by winning every heat Of
tho - race In a jog, stepping his milo In
2lb'l, 2:la'A ana .:l5ie, He trotted three.
tourths OF milo at the rate of a:ll i'm tho
second heat, nnl could have kent nm tha
clip TO the finish, apparently, II any Of thc
others h5d been fast enough to force him
out The horse Is entered IN the Sig pg
Merchants and Manufacturers stakes IA
be trottrd next month NJ Detroit ami l,is
performance to-day makes him a fnr,riJ
able candidate for first honors in th,, ritb
est trott!ng event Of the year He has hcer
trained at Fleetwood by John Kelly, Of
bireclum fame. "
The fast young mare Ernsie. owned h,,
william Kelly, another prominent nemhsr
of the Driving club OF New YorL aud
trained ~ Fleetwood park hv ~ II NJ NJ
tarthN, gave the talent a big surnrise nv
winning the 2:l5 race in straight heats rn
ing the second mile in s.IIl.. Roetta soar
the iavorite finished seventh in a field ~
nine horses, Summaries: " VI
2.l5 class, trottlns; purse, 500 Ernsie
Won all heats Time, 2:isA a:liis. o:i5a,
Nutshell KING Albert, Dennis E,astvisw
Maud e., R9eita Soap, Nettie Wilkes and
SSst9shton belie also started.
Irisp won all heats Time 91Gi s'isI!'
2:ljla. Craze Hastings, Piloteen Aenst
Kathleen, Myrtle Boy Menlo prinsnsss'
Walter Belle, Trilby and Grandee aiso
started. as"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
BROOKLYN HANDICAP TO-DAY.
''"' >'"rtrrs VIII lie Cnr,lcd. with
'iinord Ruling ns II strong
EnyOrIte,

New York juno 3-To-morrow will he
the tenth running of the BROOKLYN hnndi.
cup at mile and quarter over Tho
,1rHN'Aend track. and while the field Is not
ilkrly To be large, nine horses being en-
t"teI according to the list given out to-.
hsht' there ought to be Il good race. The
propapie starters. weights and jockeys are
II follows: Clifford. l2j, A. CLAYTON,
niotnAn, III, Griffin; Counter Tenor ls0
aiii,l'9m SIR Walter. 49, Taral: Nanki
ioyo2 (, IL; bnggett; Hornpipe. III; Lam
l@, T. sloan; Paladln. 93 OI.eary,
m ine hst is smaller than had been ex-
Pe,ted, for several have fallen by Tho way
sue owing to lack OF condition Clifford T.,
u" tANorite, with st. Maxim and sir
MMnittr coming next In favor. Counter
L1inof VIII be guided by Hamilton who is
,'.mE ,E prtt"r than ever, and who will have
70 tnke up ny" pounds penalty Hornpipe
ne winner OF last years handicsp. Wit No;
lavR Tor backers, MS he is in good hands
ana Lakeland thinks a good deal OF him
htsiah mas yet to show that he has any
business m the race Nanki Pooh II an nm
hhoWl quantity this year. although he was
considered to have u fine chance when thc
Mtisnts We're tirst sent out. Lake Shore
ana Paladin are likely to be the eytreme
outsiders In the betting.
, pniS once IN teh history OF the stakes
m II been Won by "A favorite and many arc
uEutluE upon that, forgetting the fact the
tHr' mas heretofore been the first Of the
Nrdr IN the East and all OF the starters
nhFe hten sent to the post for the first
,llnt since the winters rest, with only their
Mpfk 10 guide men in their estimates
rms year they have been tried and their
'aphcity Is pretty well known, so t,tikes
IIt nor so likely TO occur.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
NUMBER OF ENTRIES RECEIVED.
joe ii"rhrr' Walter Hrunner, the Tai
bots and Others Have Entered
for the Circuit Meet

Although Is Is not expected that many
entries Tor the National circuit mo"i Ii
hHh>I- t!y WI be received uutil The last
week before they close. Secretary GlIy.r e
Hutchinson, of the cycle Dealers Ns,o.I,
iinu. under thu auspices OF which III. r1a,,
VIII De given, has already received Tho rrs
tries of u number OF locat men. joe, iIorE
rr nAs ouiorpt 10 an the professional rvruts
1nG M th% amateur events the entries OF
i'm ana WIZ Talbot H. I.orin Wen.
Glenn kiug ", $. Thompson ana Wiltrf
ItiHHrr have been received.
WORK mas already commenced on ty,
track aud 10y saturday riders V,E,
nave entered lu the races VIII be- g,,r.
inllitH 20 uh" u together with tho lort.r.
IN ne ylub house, The management OF rho
nI. mo events, hotn amateur an. profr..
slohdL They hty" determined mn ,,..
winners Of the tandem race for tho ann,
t.ht. ~hlll 10 the pacing IN the arutt"iir
r,NvrAis, ana y Is probable that the Nl0rliH
y wright and Fowler tandem teams. wf.rH
VIII be ug tho circuit viii do III, n,,.n,,iit. 'i
ing for the professionals.
S',l"lNIy Hutchinson believes that Kan
s'N ''iF WI have an opportunity To- ss,
iN"1I ni ih' thm"uS riders at this meet IL,
'lilllon 10 Bali, Sanger, Jenny. Baker NH
nih"tH WHO have been profnireJ .nfr,t
blanks have hecn sent 10 In" ,rsmks rnll
uI" IN training at the Fountain Itarry
rack At Louisville, and II is Believed r,1t
l4hhF n' them viii be seen here Th0v nI
n iHu' NIlhuf tHrulnor Tom Cooper thr
'9@ufns ana other top notchcrs
THE only meet scheduled bftv,e.r tf,,r.
-ih' VIII he at Hot Springs on Tho lSiL
yll a- N" purses given there for iIp ~,
q, S."hh1s are not as large as those lsiy,u
'' NNhsaS iItN, II Is believed most Of tba
,ahi men Who take In m" Lltle Rock u,.l,
VIZ. max" the jump directly to Kansas
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
WALTER Il. nrDD DE,p.
Wei Known Printer. Employed on
the journal. Passes Avnx

naItel f'' budd Tor the past six years n
printer on the Journal died at his howe
623 Forest avenue. at O'Clock last ovon'
ing OF consumption after IA lingering i'll
ness, having been confined TO his bed for
many weeks. Walter Budd came To Tho
journal just after finishing his apprentice
snip at the trade, and was one of the host
known ana most popular men In the typo-
graphical fraternity of Kansas city. He
was = years old.
Mr' Budd's nearest relatives are his
brothers John Budd, who publishes I,
weekly paper at Birch Tree, Mo. and
Charles Budh. OF Des Mones. Ia. the noted
wingshot, and sister, Miss Julia Hudd
VINO lived with him at the home of ihri,
aunt Mrs. Shelley. Both his parents ara
heaa. Arrangements for the funeral will
be announced later. "''
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
fEsrERDAY's RACE RESULTS.
FhNoritcs We're First In -Four Of the
SIX Events

rara. There y.s,sr,,s wss so9i atteniansc at the
IN front the other two events going to
outsiders In the betting. The track showed
gfcat Improvement over the previous DAYS
Of this week. The summaries
,,fifst race--Three- fourths of n mile. Jess
ri,nss r.Gns 49, iet second; Rosa Hart, io2. third.
Second ace.-Nlne,sxteenths Of a mile.
rir rrirIGss .l"' second Monona. lo3. third
Third race-Three- -fourihs of mile. Fur.
rI,ns 1rnIi,k I.sa,. is second; Nodaway. los. third.
Fourth, face-Three-fourths of mile.
Ava, lgt Nan Camp. to l. won: King
Hazel 81 second: Brownwood, 1ci. third,
- Eifth racc-.Thirteen-sixteen Of mile.
n9.o b9e ,SIampett. % Gebol,, to 70. won.
tbird rdh .Tlme .nTlInow; 30 20 second The Reel ''
SIKH age.Five.eiehths Of a mile. Glen.
Tair ra,r,,. H.. lgo Loates,, TO ), won; Knight
Following are the entries and weights FOR
kexettn, lo9: Little Char. ica. mesperia, i07: |
sprMis M asrda s SieS @ o5nT 6as 2Guns F. nn'RG S
Ter; sasd9Si l93i iSs Never MINI c5: sir Ansaor 3,
~; iiISns sn-ai.Bar. "a s.r llg Victor carl III, Ed
u 1: Abnna Boy. III; Sharp, III.
Third raceoone mile. selling. .Powha,ta.
~. Alpha. lVs: Ansell Maid. ia3: Fonshvay. /
3; Jim Baker. lGi: Arkansas Traveller, |
q; Tr.nton, ioi; Terrapin. lci,
Fourth race-Four and one-half furlonES 1
Naty Bird. 81. Hoax, sc. Lucy Day. ll::
ey. loe: Black Tom. ita. General Mile, iii.
i'm Baker, 1li; lie Doe. III: Susie f. IN
Firth race-Six furlongs. Tie Dare. les
'enator Morrill. 1Oa: Comeaway. los: Spocr
.5; Thurman, 1o5: Nodaway. lCr. Kansas
iifI. loi Plug, e Gold Band, 95: Miss Gil
more, 81: Paskola. 81 Bill Ellison. IL.
Sixth racc-Four furlongs: g-yea-.olss
ionona. 100: Cassandra, i"i; Daziamorr.
m; Sorosis. lO: Anna W. loo. Marhfc
Irch. 100: Tarantela loo: Spieler 10: Min. I
esolla, 100; Wild Mint, iv, Brigham
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
MonDorTE FIRST ny A NOSE.
Close Finish Marked the First Rncc
nt st. Louis.

s.. Louis, Mo. June s.-Mordotte. th.
winnerof the first raceat the fair grounds
had very close call. as Hush led down Tho
SII"tth and to great many spectators
appeared TO have won the race. Mordotte.
however, succeeded In pushing his nose In
ir2At az me wire and won after "A hard
nIlNr. ShtNr one Of COrrlgan's colts, mad
an 'nsy thing of 10 in the SECOND winnips
from start to finish.
IL. Na-sa made a very poor showing in tho
lnaiulnE there. In the NTH race Leader
ran was played heavily in the books AZ "A
EGoI lhng, but Sligo, who had a good fol-
OWNS, won from Linda after getting OH
nearly last. Leader ban was third. Track
sloppy; attendance, $500.
flrst rde'-l'Mrse; six furlongs: selling,
!, won, Hush, las tMartim . to . and Z To
., NGtuhl; Dennis, 9f tWcbsterJ. 1 TO l.
ihiri. Time, l:lHg. Moreon. Amelia Fon,
,,,., EtiirI1gila ti,,i ASntine, Favorine, Mervyl
Second Purse; 2-ycar-olds. colts and
Gc!dlugs iiEo furlonEs, Satyr, los GarnaTt
5 ,9 -ana 7" I, Won; punmore. sS (Morri,
L"rms, lW PENN 10 T. thirj rima
:H M9ralist, Jim Boland Nnno Xii
D2Wdy' Doc rufnyille and sackville also
Third racc-Purse; selling; seven fur
longs. Helena Belle. @ (Raylisl. u to Z.
ana oven. won; Petrarch, % t:. IonesI. :
stcr TO i, third, Time. i:&. '5;oii BricR
d}ovSgSar, lrodhead, Nassal, Mess and Stur.,
ro1rth iIl,, ra,,, s,,,lr,.. a,,- III
huls, lo7 Mar;Im, . 10 10 and out, Won;
Battle bore, 9H Garner. to- ana . to z
&c. ono. Mlpsy. lHb tWobsterb, 81 10 T. third
,l,l,s, me, tG'., shooting star, Fondest and
,,I,uh. race I,rhrer.year-olIs: six furlonas.
Sns9, l,' 'S,Eorrl. To and ! to > Won:
second Leader Ban. iO7 V.npusGni. even,
lNlfO Ilmv, lilia. Honor also ran
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
WALES COLT WON THE DERBY.
rERstMMONs NEAT ST. FRtsQtI>
ron THE classic EVENT.
The nncc wns we'll contested aud the
Finish Wns close and Exciting
Wishnrd's Helen Nichols
won the EPSON Plate.

| EPSON ENGLAND. June 3,-Persimmon, the
! won tho Derby t,.duv ta,,,i1 nr I,n,hs
| .,ti,p e, t.,s.,,,. -
= 'uslu'h N'A second anu H. u.
! h'"dihEtohs Ehrwis was third. Iefsim-
mon madc the best Derby time since 1867
This is tho nfst tIuo In los yenrs that n
p,tpr. OF vi. 49,, - -, " "
~. "I''s nus won the blue RIBBON
ot ,h' thrL In IN. the prince. who cub
seGuently rclgned as George w, won tho
Derby. with sir Thomas Tho fnN,-ito nnd
1t may he rcrarI,i -. "at,,.,I,,,,', U,iI, ""'
,t,,, 49,. f..''.. &c NVi'', IVY ''N''
49,. WIZ t''N .h starters then ana eleven
"S.S's ran IN the race to-day,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04

Cincinnati, o., June 3.-Two favor,tos
TWO second choices and long shot won
hfst money AT Oakley to-day on a mrdJy
track. trania won the handicap al n ,nils
and o1e.siNtsenth easily. Weather cloudy,
FIRST racs-Five and one-haif furlongs.
;,ytAr-oids purse Sta Gid Law lnj a,
ht!nJ. to 3, won; Blackstone. iO3 dimes, (
TO 2, second Huffman. los Corner to'
third, Time, l;lii2. DuIura also ran. Plac,,,
betting. Blackstone. to (. '"' i'"ce
second raee-six and half furlongs:
ssllihg, =. purse Sicc Hartford hoy, he a.
,,rhorpel, g. TO /. second Katie o. % ~ n
Williams!. to !. third, Time, i:..,. Good,
ihS' CncIe denry, Cno, Little Walter. Su.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Wunhinctgn. juno 3-Thc last of mo 90
aiIs atter WIN y,cy IA" SpiigT- osuicI IN drw
a. ~ ", ,,h'm INNINGS h1d been played. whom
nHc,s, hoth M'rc.r aud Young and ,y'lh, ~
uonal WORK; nut Young gave seven Ia HN,y p
muu IT lHIiH "l'H Mgtner none. Both ta.ri. -ii5
ih.lI heaviest hitting ln the HraI iW,i,,t',,.I ,',I
JIielSS' g. iW2nasEor with two men On Ia,.'.'Is'
-, =" NJ ~, W. s."i lh lA" ninth MyGuirr IN IN,
i.,, "lLln- hN"'ktG out threehaFger. am
later a.or,l on EuE"rs' sacrifice. Jt,,,,,5,,!! I',!
"IdlH uti the score tn the tenth uj,H'
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04

sie u and NJ V J. also ran. Place bet.
tins, Canewood, even.
Ihifd racc-Four and one-haif furlongs;
purse, 80. Ollean. 1oo Dunn, to !. won
cess Teck. Ice tThorpci. 2 to 5, thru. time
9:s bcenana. Adaiid, Reta. Wh,ton ana
hVayen y. also ran. Place betting Can.
Fourth face-One and one.siSteenth
n9iet; handicap; 3-year-olds and over: $500
Soufle. ioi tThorpe,. / 10 :. second. Wont
Dance. ~ &c. ReIffJ . to !. third Time,
;oi'i zimmerman also ran. Place bet.
Titth race-Six and one-half furlones;
seIlhRi purse, 500 Chicot. iOi perklnsl,
. 70 won: Aime Goodwin. 20 tScherrcrD
. 70 ! second; Judith. lot tvanKureni. s
70 l., third. Time, i25i.. blanche Kinney.
i,ioodwink. Elsket and Philomena also ran
race betting. Aime Goodwin. even.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
ANCHOR UNIONS GRIEVANCE.
WHY ~ ~ OPPOSING THE ARMOUR
STRIKE SETTLEMENT.
"rrn"sc the Committee Of Fifteen Did
N"t consult the Kansas city,
kns.. linton B-forc Making
nm Agreement.

Ihef~ were no developments Yesterday Ir
inc troubles at the Armour plant. 4 small
| n"hnef OF men was put to work yesterday
""' thc dissatisfaction among the members
ot Anchor union stll continues. The real
| source OF the friction that exists between
| '"s "hchor union and the committee that
| settled the strike is found In the fact that
| lhe committee was not clothed with au-
thofiy to act for Anchor union before It
"Su reported back to 1T. The latter. "A Kan
sas ofgahi2ation. is thoroughly imbued with
,he spirit OF trades unionism. while the In
uustrial Council. n Missouri organization, ia
ioi' lfe Industrial Council had fun au-
.hofi'y to settle the troubles OF the fire.
men whose organization has Missouri
.uartef but the committc. settled tho on
tte STRIKE. affecting the members OF An.
nor union, without consulting the union
rs rs, an organization. The union was only
represented by Charles r McCnmbriigc
"ho acted in the dual capacity OF member
90 ~ we industrial Canncll committee and as
N ~, rcpresentative of Anchor union.
inr company debates It told the COM
mite iu,.' mat there were some of the men.
,s,, oIr ior other reasons than their union-
a 'ns 81 Vir.u'nstanCes, and that the committee
aErecd to this. The committee says that the
..inpany agreed to take back all OF the
in,n ana members Of the union say the
company denied making such an agree |
mt Ihe matter therefore resolves itself |
,.a,,,,,,. tnree cornsred question as to |
1nt the union are now confined to an cf. |
lor' 10 arrange a meeting between the |
union committee. the committee from tie |
.nuuStrla Council and the officials OF the |
,Ninpany. Unfortunately the agreement
vas only verbal one and with the COM
pahy teAyinS to each committee that IL
nade iht statements ascribei to IL hy the
'ihcr. the iu'uble IS only aggravated
Ancaor union will meet tomorrow night.
p! Nhlth .iine a reply is expected to the |
eiier sen; TO Prcsiaen; Guupers. OF the
american Federation cf I-abo-
ae tfeM,H held another lengthy meeting
At nlsht ani discussed their srieVAncos
" tAr close .: the meeting II WAS an.
.oancfi that no action had been taken be-
0ni issuing csii for another special
--tios Tor to-uorrCw nighi .ni request
ae the committee u t:tesn 10 meet with
he srcrer '''
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
Deaths aud Funerals.

Mrs, Olive II. kellogg, aged ss. died a,
her home, lIl Cherry street, yesterdav
morning, Of peritonits. The burial v'iiI
take place in Elmwood cemetery to.mor!
row afternoon.
Maggie Holmes, 2l00 Dora avenue. died n,
the city hpspisil yesterday. She leaves n
child I months old,
Raymond Koogler died at the home of his
congestion. -
Lena e. Strobe died at her home. 500
Campbell street, yesterday, OF diabetes mel
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Hank Of Creighton, Mo-, Assigns.

Harrisonville, Mo, June 3.-(Speclnll Tho
Farmers Deposit bank, of Creighton, til"d
an ASSIGNMENT IN the recorders Office To-
VI. zoe, assignee. for the benefit of lis
creditors No schedule OF assets or iiabil-
llts mas as yet been hled. This is the
mat town within six months and the fourth
IN the county in the same period Of time
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04
NEW srRINkLING ORDNANCE.
Alderman Hr"wn VIII Introdncc One
ut the Next Council Meeting.

Alderman Brown has prepared an or9I
nance which he will Introduce at the next
meeting OF the council maxinE 1t necessary
that all sprinkllng concerns shall Irst %,
4 permit from the superintendent Of streets
before sprlnkllng any of the streets, The
ing the sprinkling of any of the Stree,
intersections. The violation Of the measure
Is punishable by fine from 81 to SlO6
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nuhc run. Captain Tehcau was ordered on
.ht Grounds Tor disputing decision. Al.
tendance '.Np. Score: w
v,stt,n,a, " RHE
'i,vN'!ahd -........l uOuOoul o N-S ,
battcfics- Washington. Mercer ana Nt,-
1urg. cleveland. Young. Wallace and
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F-rr,mnn since Is77,

Captain William A. Cade was granted "A
rsnewal renew of his license as, ferrSman be, =
eSnsty S1sn ndmE, hnmsas Sity and Harlem, by the
from May %, and Is to run a year Tbe
,gaptain had 70 pay SO for the priyilere.
ls7 ''' ma" since
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John e.. iIessin for senator.

Manhattan, kas., June 3-The RenubIIc.
an convention for the Twenty-frst sSna
l9rlal district was held in this city this
afternoon, The district Is composcd nf
Riley, Geary and Wabaunsee co,intier
J9hn +. Hessln of this city. was nominal,
90 by acclanation for state senator, J.
convention anu Professor U. l.. Olin. OF
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The a. Joe Henley C,cii.,..

"Old Hoss" a. Joe Henley SAYS he is -.
ing TO organize a new cycle club The name
OF the new organization will BE- the 4 Joe
Henley Cyclists and the obiec: Will be 10
nave a road race every week WIRE \ Joe
Henley on scratch.
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schooi nond MIA. to He Oncn.., r

The the bids for the school bonds will he
op"neu at noon to-day AT the board OF
Every mail brings large number OF bIds
ah1 many questions from persons wishinr
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-06-04

Excelsior Springs, Mo-. June 3.-tSpeclaI.,
receiver has been asked for by the IN
cclslor SPRINGS Gas Light and Fuel Com.
bhhy, which went into operation here about
hftccn months ago under the Hennessy nat
put. f''-