The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-23
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Madrid, May 22.-Another bomb ex-
ploded last night near the palace. The
extent of damage is not mentioned.
Phoenix, Arizona, May 2s.-The II. e.
! Kemp Hardware company assigned to-
| day for the benefit of creditors; labih-
! ties $4,000; assets $4,000.
Washington. D. c., May 22.-The
treasury today lost S1,113.500 in gold
coin and $500 in bars, leaving the true
| amount in the reserve Sill, 110.I36.
New York, May 22-Ex-United States
| Senator William S. Wallace of Penn
sylvania died at 7:25 O'Clock this morn
| ing. He has been seriously i'll several
months and for the month past has
been unconscious for the greater part
of the time.
Little Rock, May 22.-Sol Gibbs. Yves
ley Hall and Lee Berry. all colored,
| have been shentenced to hang at Mari
| anna, Ark, on June &C. Gibbs and Hall
assassinated w. r. King, white man,
last October and Berry poisoned Ed
Marsh several months ago.
Philadelphia, May ga private dis
patch received IN this city tonight states
that the steamship Laurada, which left
New York on May g. has landed on Gu
ban soil all Che men and ammunition
she carried, and that the expedition was
entirely successful. The sender of the
dispatch was a member of the party
aboard the ship.
London, May 23.-John Redmond, lea
der of the Parnellite faction Of the r.
ish party, writes to the Independent &C
cusing the Diiionites of trying TO wreck
the Irish land bill by helping the lib
erals TO obstruct the English bills,
which the government is determined 10
pass before the land bill. The latter,
he says, requires amendment, but II IS
an important measure for Ireland.
New York, May ga dispatch to the
World says: Basse Terre, Island of
Guadalupe, West Indies, via, Kingston
Jamaica, May 22.-Japanese immigrants
are again in rebellion. The uprising
has become so formidable as to cause
planters grave anxiety. The colonial
government is adopting drastic meas
ures to suppress the Instruction, not
wfthstanding the stipulations of the
treaty.
Waco, Texas, May 22.-On the Robert
son farm and ranch near Crawford,
McLennan county, this morning Cap
tain c. f. Bewley was shot and instant
ly killed. General Felix II. Robinson
surrendered TO Sheriff Baker, stating
that he had been compelled to shoot
Captain Bewley in seif-defense. Rob-
ertson was the youngest brigadier in
the Confederate service. The killing
was caused by a business disagreement.
London, Eng, May 22-The house of
commons adjourned at 1 p. m. today,
after having been in continuous session
twenty-three hours. The deadlock be-
gan yesterday after the discussion OF
the agricultural rating bill. The house
was in committee of the whole until 5
o'clock this morning, when cloture was
removed. The following members re-
fused to enter the division lobby, where
upon they were suspended by vote OF
209 to SO: John Dillon. DR.. Tanner,
Daniel Sullivan, David Lloyd, George
and John Herbert.
Viena, May 22.-The funeral of Arch
duke Charles Louis, brother OF Emperor
Francis Joseph and heir apparent TO the
throne OF Austria Hungary, who died
May 10, took place at O'Clock this af-
ternoon. The casket containing the
body was conveyed 10 Capuchin church
escorted by strong detachments OF IN
fantry and cavalry. After the funeral
services, at which the emperor, the arch
dukes and the court were present. the
remains were placed in the vault, where
the body was blessed in the presence
of the imperial family