The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
LATE NEWS BY WIRE
Items of General Interest From All Over
the Universe.

the Universe.
Madrid. Spain. Jan. 23.-Senor Cam
ich. ex-nlinister of finance in the Span
ish cabinet, is dead.
Chicago, Jan. 23.-Cartes NJ. Hender-
son a widely known shot merchant.
died today Of brain trouble.
Columbus, O., Jan. 23.-Twenty-one
hundred miners returned to work to-
day, having settled their trouble.
Vera Cruz, Jan. ga heavy norther
is blowing and big dredgeE in the hsr-
Dor has gone ashore, completely cap
sizing.
New York, Jan. 25.-It is announced
that the penalty for failure to deposit
Union Pacific securities will not be en-
forced by the reorga nization committee
until Jan. %, 1886.
Salt Lake, Utah, Jan 23.-The legis-
lature in joint session yesterday elected
J. F. Cannon and Arthur Brown 10 the
United States senate and they left for
Washington today.
New York, Jan. 23.-William Foster,
Jr., mining and manufacture, assigned
today for the benefit Of creditors. LII
abilities about S400, 900; assets largely
in excess Of that amount
San Francisco, Jan. pa local paper
saws that President Cleveland has ac-
cepted an invitation from Attorney w.
W. Foote to spend part Of his vacation
next summer on the Pacific coast.
Franklin. o., Jan. E3.-The Eagle
PAPER company has assigned to d. b.
Anderson. Liabilities $4,000: assets
not given. This is the iard paper fail
ure here since the Franklin bank failed.
Glasgow. Jan. 23.-The state line
steamer Grecian. Captain Moore, from
New York, January 9, for Glasgow, ran
aground in the river Clyde during a
heavy fog this morning. Tugs were
sent to her assistance.
Washington, IAN. 23.-Yang Su. the
Chinese minister, has received notice or
mis- promotion 10 the presidency Of the
board of sacrificial worship, one Of the
most honorable offices il the Chinese
empire.
New York, Jan. 23.-A meeting OF the
presidents of the various anthracite
carrying railroads was in session here
today. 1t was expected that radical
measure for balancing the supply and
demand will be accepted
Washington, Jan. 23.-Ex-President
Harrison arrived here this morning and
took quarters al the Arlington. He was
called on by many prominent men, Mr.
the day TO pay his respects.
Fort Smith, Ark. Jan. 23.-The whole
sale drug house of John Schaap was de-
Strdyed by fire today. Loss $50, 600; IN
surance $4,000. Two firemen were
badly burned and several more were
overcome by the smoke and heac-
Danville, Ind, Jan. 23.-Perry r. Tul-
lev. treasurer Of Hendricks county. has
turned the office over into the hands Of
the county commissioners. The books
show 2 shortage Of from SEQ 001 10 $780,
zoe. He IS prominent cattleman.
Washington. Jan. Z3.-The senate COM
mittee on military affairs today decided
unanimously upon d favorable report
on The nOrnina ton Of General COppinger
70 be brigadier general. He was
strenuously opposed by the 4 p. 4.
Chicago, H.. Jan. "a resolution
favoring the fostering CT trade with
Mexico was adopted al the manufac-
'turers meeting today, as was one offer
ed Ii. L. Story of California, calling
on congress 10 treat domestic sugar as
il does wool and all agricultural pro-
ducts. The convention then finally
adjourned.
SadaHa. Mo. Jan. 23-Ths trial OF
William Dyer. charged with the murder
Of Thomas Walker at a brothsl Sept y.
was begun in the criminal court today
The defense VIII undertake 20 show that
Walker and companion. Nick Brown.
started out that night with the avowed
intention OF hunting trouble. The trial
VIII consume the entire week Mrs
Lucy McBowers. who is said have
handed Dyer the pistol with which NJ
killed Walker. IS indicted with him, but
her case VIII 80 over until the March
term.
Washington. Jan 23-PreSids1t and
Mrs. Cleveland gave their annual -
ception tonight 20 congress and the tu-
dietary. The drsnchlng rain and Wind
Storm seriously intertered with the a.
tendance. thcss present mum Ser.nS less
than thousand. The White House
presented It's usual festive appearance.
decorations being on 81 elaborate scale
and the whole scene wzs IL striking
contrast with that outside The con
servato-y was open for the inspection
OF the guests and the marine band
played patriotic airs IL the vest!bule-