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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-06
Appointed by the President

Washington. Oct. 5.-The president to-
day made the following appointments:
L. S. S~enson of Minnesota, TO be en-
voy extraordinary and minister pleni-
potentiary TO Denmark.
Edward Bedloe of Pennsylvania. to be
consul al Canton, China
William c. Myers and Harry L. Tay-
lor. to be first assistant engineers in the
revenue cutter service.
Professor Swenson is a Norwegian and
a great friend Of Senator Nelson. He
was at one time a professor at the state
university OF Minnesota and ranked
with the prominent educators OF the
s-ate DR.. Bedloe was United States
consul al Annoy, China. He is well
known throughout the United States
Ex-Representstive Godfrey W. Hunt
err of Kentucky had an hours conference
with President Mckinley this afternoon.
and at its conclusion it was announced
that the appointment Of DR.. Hunter as
minister 10 Guatemala had been signed
by the president. DR.. Hunter left for the
west tonight, in company with Senator
DeBoe.
l. is understood that tas president has
practically decided upon v. B. Sorsby
of Mississippi for consul general and sec
rotary OF legation at Guatemala City.
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REPUBLICANS OF VIRGINIA
Indorss the Mckinley Administrators ano
Nominate state Ticket.

Lvnchburg,, Va, Oct. 5.-Tne state
Republican convention called by Colo
mel William NJ Lamb met in the opera
house here at noon today. The attend
ance was large. The delegates were
from all parts of the state, only one
man, however, answering from the
Ninth General Walkers district Col
onel Lamb was given an ovation. He
positively declined to be considered for
reelection as statec hartman.
Captain P. II. Mccall OF Culpepper
and Captain Warren Lurty Of Harris
burg were placed in nomination for gov
ernor, Captain Mccall receiving the
nomination by vote Of 502 10 4S6. Col
onei o. 3. Roller OF Harrisburg was
nominated for lieutenant governor, and
James Lyons OF Richmond for attorney
general Colonel William Z. Wyckham
Of Powhattan was elected state chair
man.
The platform is brief and endorses the
national Republican platform, the Nc
Kinley administra ton, honest elections,
etc, and deals with state issues.
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Single Tax club, also notified Mr.
George of his nomination by their re-
spective organizations.
The rising of Mr.. George was thes ig-
nal for another outburst Of cheering.
Mr.. George said:
Fellow Democrats, men who voted
last year for William Jennings Bryan,
L accept your nomination. From now
until election closes, L am yours. Aye,
and after election, too, / am a Demo-
crat (Thunderous applause and cries:
not Of the Hill STRIPED
II cannot divide into parts the ques-
tons which 1 as a citizens have to deal
with. For the same reason that / OPP
pose this monstrous tariff in all lis
forms, for the same reason that l would
vote wherever I could for the utter ao-
clifton Of that tariff. for that same rea-
son, am opposed to the interference
with individual liberty which you see
here in New York. l am Democrat IN
the Jeffersonian sense. Because Inc
Chicago platform represented the IDEA
of giving the great common people VIVA
belongs to them, l stood for il, voted
Tor II, ana was SOIIiSi paia-i was S'N
before when il was defeated.
Mr. George declared that the nomin-
alton was unsought and not desired,
but that ne accepted in the name OF the
real Democracy.
Mr. George spoke for twenty-five min
utes. Immediately after the conclusion
of his speech the meeting was declare1
od;o,.rnel and fbe crowd quietly ana
quickly quilted the hall.
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HALF A DOZEN DRY STATES
Weather Observer Frankenfiel cid at ST. Louis
Makes a Dusty Statement,

s.. Louis. Oct. 5.-United States OBJ
server Frankenfieii said today that the
present unprecedented drouth extends
all over the country. He added;
Speaking from this station. the states
Of Illinois. Missouri. Indiana. Kansas.
Nebraska and Arkansas are all in great
need OF wet weather.
Iowa had more rain than some OF the
surrounding states. but is now in almost
as bad a condition as theother states.
Missouri ana Illinois are suffering
the most, particularly the southern
portion OF Illinois and central Missouri
There is Yet no indication OF rain
Observers from these states say that
the ground is TODD ~ for fall blowing
and all The country roads are from Two
10 four inches deep in dust. The ripen-
ing corn hangs dull and apparently life
less in the heat % summer sun and
everything i psrcaed. In many sec
tions % Missouri the cister8s have gone
airy and danger % fire in the small cities
ana towns Is imminent.
The Mississippi ard Missouri rivers
have nOt been 50 low in ten years
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LATE NEWS BY WIRE.

Montreal Oct. 5-A great schisn1 Is
threatened among the Masons OF Canada.
A ne lodge has been started composed CT
French and Italians. under a charter OF
I the Grand Orient Of France. which does
not believe in the Bible. Other lodges d-s-
own them and have written 10 the Prince
OF Wales for instructions.
Denver, Col, Oct 5.-EfHe " Num-. wife
OF Henry D. Mum, OF the Denver Republi-
can editorial stan died today She was
the daughter OF William J. Bsrbee. D D.
Ii. D, who was a minister Of the Christ
ian church for Nifty years. and a grand
daughter OF James Z. Matthews. al one
time stat. auditor OF Nississippi.
Indianapolis. Ind, Oct. 5.-The Pensylvs-
MA broke its record between Louisville and
Indianapolis today. The train left Louis
Y lie al , ?. m, and reached this city a.
{ o. p. n. a distance OF lls miles, IN 10.
minutes Five fun stops and two slow
downs were made. The train Was 8 spe-
cal carrying Louisville commercial bodies.
Omaha. Neb. Oct. 5.-The state commit
tee Of Tire Nations, Democratic party ne;
a. Lincoln today. and nominated Warren
STitzler. OF Omaha, 10 be candidate for
supreme judge. instead OF James VI. Wool
worth. who re- Ened- S1itzier vas chair
man % the convsat.on IN this city. and
has attracted conside-ao bic notice b. rea-
son OF rs speech on that occasion
Washington. Oct. "a board % Offices
artillery. u president. hss been detailed 20
meet a. san Frs1cIsco. % eIsm.us for pro
motion Captain William Z. DouSaeFty.
F.rs; infsatry. and L.eute1snts Ricne -
A. Steed man SiItee1t1 infantry. william
z Rarkhe. rnsr. Th,-d artillery. Berjaui1
n Randolph. Ta-rt artillery, Charles p
Esiott. Fourth caFa-Ty and " .liam :. NJ
Mar. Third artillery.
s. Pe,srs51rg OF: 5-Fress excavations
a Ternevsky, IN tae district o. INreaspoo,.
TO; far from Odessa. TIE scene q t1e vol
untzry living bgrtsi Of persons besors -
&c TIE rel z. Gus set grows re kask-
o,zkL AZ ne head % Sh-Ea Ezs Fec1ors
koyale~ have resulted - he discovery
o Ak Rare aacd.es % rsen. women szt
expected ths1 about thirty corpsss ~. BE-
gnearthei.
Miller. :. D. Oct 4-PeTs1us ssst r.
t-5n twenty m;iss r0--1 safe "a; as
= Tesui- ~ biz p-s,ris fre 1ns mar
hzs IA AT tares etss-s may De
sewn % @ig1r Ters os1ly burned. 'ns
family = ave. Names Preston. 81 bei-g
n a dangerous --ail.l5n- Hundreds -
tsns 2 nay and gan wee 5es--0y=d
Taa a-s 1ss -sss-f ~ men making
ars-5rcsk
washington. c-t 4-C1nEgi EasTe-
se1ts \ report ron S;rscsa-t. Canals
~ = szyz. Under - neE arr reg
u-z-f-ns - 5u,T XII - removes .ro-n
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EQUIVALENT TO ACCEPTANCE
OF the Peace Treaty the Vote of COG D.
depce In the Jaimzs Ministry.

Athens. Oct. The Boule ne; today,
gu; is proceedings attracted ittie in,er-
est. ". Zaimis, he new premier. de-
clared thai the objects o. MS government.
would pc n secure tle evacuation o..
Thessaly and % fully and radically reor-
ganiZe he country in order - secure
evacuation. To carry out his p-0g-s n
time vas necessary. ne said, and ne ask
ed the chamber % postpone further ouSi-
ness FOR the present ". Dslysnnis. VI.
Ka-apan0s and u. DeligoTeorgis an
nouncei that their respective parties
would support the government. TIE
chamber then adjourned amid cheering
fo- General Snolenski-
The cabinet regards ne vote % conf
dencs accorded . NJ Zaimis az eluiya-
lent - an sceep .ancs - ne treaty by
-.e chamber and has therefore notified
ne dean ot he diplomats corps thai re
government = prepared 70 negotiate for
the execution % article : - ne treaty.
ana - regard ne acceptance % -1e
.-essy as an accomplished tzct
Ar;ic-e AT sr-cls q ne So COD
vsnd3n constituted m resl be ?
ground - rival ENJOYS during ~ ioag
NEGOTIATIONS a Coas-snrluo7.
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STRIKERS AT EDwARDsvILLE
Agree to Let the Workers Alone for Ses
son.

St. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 5.--While humid
reds OF striking miners from surround
ing towns fiocked into Ejwardsville. H.,
last night, there was no sign of trouble
there today in the vicinity Of the Madi-
son Coal company's shafts.
AS the result Of a conference today be
tween the leaders of the striking miners
and Sheriff Burke and B. B. Bray, gov
vernon Tanners representative, the for
mer agreed not to modest the men VINO
wanted to work No further steps will
be taken by the strikers until James
Carson. state president OF the Mine
Workers union. arrives. Notwith-
standing the decision of the striking
miners, who are encamped south Of
town, not to modest the men, none Of
the latter entered the pits. The sheriff
is prepared for any emergency.
Another story was 10 the effect that
Sheriff Burke refused request Of the
men for a guard to escort them to the
mines, and consequently they declined
TO 60 to work. fearing an attack on the
part Of the strikers.
c. V. Bartlett, a representative OF the
Madison Coal company, said today that
the company will not make any further
attempt TO operate the mines until the
sheriff provides guards for it's men.
No troops have been ordered here yet.
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IN THE KENTUCKY FUTURITY
Thorne Wins, With Preston and China Silk
Next In Order.

Lexington, KY, Oct 5.-The twenty
fifth annual meeting Of the Kentucky
Horse Breeders association began to-
day The crowd was large, every state
being represented by leading breeders
and track managers. The track was good
without being especially fast
The $4,000 Kentucky Futurity :or the
-year-olds was houy contested in
every heat except the last.
Bumps had an easy thing IN the 2:1s
class. trot,ing in hollow style in siraigh,
heats.
The judges were President P. r. John
sion, s T. HARRISON, Lexington, and
William Russell Allen Of Pittsield, Mass.
Frank Walker Of indianapolis started.
The eight young trotters were called
for the Futurity a $50 ociock. Timbrel
drew the pole, with China Silk on the
outside. They were sent of on the first
score. and Kinney took China silk 70 the
front at once. closely followed by Miss
Della Fox. She kept The lead ali the
way and won the heat easily in zig. with
Miss Della Fox second and Preston
third In the next heat China Silk again
took the lead and KEEP; i, until in the
stretch. where Preston came with a rush
and. trot1ing me last quarter in q sec
onds. won handily in 213I.. The fastest
heat ever trottei in this stake.
In the third hea; the Montana mare
went % he from as usual on me turn.
and Hickok took Thorne up 20 second
place. thereby putting Preston in pocket.
from which he was unable % sc. out I'M
Ill the far turn was reached. He came
fas; through RE stretch, and won IN \
hard drive from Thorne, win China six
third
The fourth heat was 4 facsr fo- he tai
en-. as Thorn won by a head in 2-l4- from
Peterson. with Philip z ;hird.
In he fifta heat Fuller started . lay
Preston Up bu. changed he mind and
drove rs colt The last quarter in sols
seconds. but was be4-sn ~ TaorDe-
Only the three hcat-xinD started u
he SIKH and Thorne led a. re Nay.
AMI N0n hSndily % q selgta.
China Six was gsvo-t,e before and a.
re- ne frs; hsa; After Preston bad zGn
two heats ne became frs, choice TIE
sa--5rag shifted st,sr Thorne asd wa rae
fourth hes- Tae Sinns- : q bay mare
" Wilkes boy. ism Kin-s-a ~ Man
hr-no Ps.chsn- sa5 Nss s-e5 ~ =. g
Ancl lin. zho resolved $50 a. tns uonlia-
atlr % ne dam Summaries
Ssarus<v FGI.-!y. vz.1e siS-9Sa 80
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BROKE UP THE MEETING
Verdict Rendered in a Church Row Case in
Wisconsin.

Dogeville. Wis, Oct. 5.-The jury in
the case Of T. II. Arthur, F. P. Hook
ing, George Bunting and William Prid-
eaux, for conspiracy for entering the
Plymouth Congrega tioflal church on the
night of August Z, and preventing the
congregation from holding the usual
services. brought in a verdict of guilty
against T. H. Arthur and F. P. Hooking
and not guilty as to George Bunting
and William Prideaux. The men con-
victed are trustees of the Primitive
church. Of this city. which occupied the
premises entered by them on the above
date up to February last, when a split
occurred, the majority deciding TO
change 70 Congregationalist.
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POINTS TO CONCEDE
BRITISH GOVERNMENT MAY YIELD
SOMETHING TO SILVER.
While It Is Oncially Denied That the
United states Com mission Has Demand
ed an Answer In Now-or.Neve STYLE
1t il Stated as "From a Good Quarter"
That the Government May Concede the
Re-opening of the Indian Minis, the
One-Fifth silver Reserve aud Raising
the Legal Tender.

London, Oct. SIT is officially denied
that the United States monetary COM
missioners intend 10 request the British
government to give them final and inn
mediate answer to their proposals, as
stated in a special article published 10y
the Times this morning.
New York, Oct. 5.-A special cable
gram from London 70 the Evening Post
says:
There is increasing interest in the
city, and some concern, as to the prob
able nature OF Sir Michael Hicks
Beacns coming reply to the United
States bimetallic commission as 20 the
Use Of silver. Some persons 90 so far
as TO assert that, subject 10 certain con-
ditions, three points may be conceded,
namely, a re-opening OF the Indian
minis, the holding of one-fifth silver in
the Bank Of England reserve. and the
raising of legal tender silver from 2
pounds to ) pounds. Such assertions
may be premature and even incorrect
but they come from too good quarter
10 be wholly ignored.
bar gold was bought In small
amounts in the open market here today,
and the general eblief is that it is des-
tined for America The demand for gold
for this purpose threatened the with
drawal of eagles from the Bank Of Eng
land at one time today
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BRAVE DEED GOES AMIsS
Burning Gasoline stove Thrown From q
Window Kills Woman.

Chicago, Oct. By the explosion OF
gasoline stove on the second floor OF
2642 Lowe avenue this afternoon three
persons were burned. Two of the in
iured, Mrs. Effie Lennie and Mrs. NJ. n.
Kurth, will probably die. Miss Clara
Lennie was badly burned about the face
and body.
The circumstances were peculiar. Mrs.
Jennie was preparing luncheon when the
explosion occurred. the burning fluid
completely enveloping her. Miss Lennie
hastily wrapped her mother in a cloak
10 extinguish the flames. then picked up
The blazing stove and carrying it to a
window. threw il into the court below.
II struck Mrs. Kurth, who was looking
pu TO ascertain the cause Of the excite
ment, and in an instant she, TOO, was en-
veloped in flames. Both Mrs. Lennie
and Mrs Kurth were terribly burned
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Daily Eagl. daedmesday ornmu, October 1897

call to Spain They held meeting at
the Spanish Casino, many Of the wealth.
Ter class Of Spaniards being present.
Resolutions endorsing General Weyle-
were adopted with great enthusiasm
and cable message was sent to the
government at Madrid, announcing that
the representatives OF the trading. me--
camille and industrial committee, as
semoling at the meeting, were familiar
with the state of the Island OF Cuba and
were consequently satisfied that the
course followed by General Weyler,
looking 10 an early and complete paci-
fication OF Cuba and expressing fear
that his recall would delay the pacificS-
ton. In conclusion. the friends Of Gen.
eral Weyler begged the Spanish press
to trust in him, and announced the in
tention Of those present at the meeting
after making these resolutions, 10 abide
by the governments decision.
1t was further agreed 10 organize a
public demonstration in General Wey-
ler's honor.
Madrid, Oct. 5.-Cap;ain General
Weyler has written an official letter 10
General Azcarraga. forwarded before
the resignation OF the Azcarraga cabin
ct, in the course OF watch ne declared
that the condition OF Cuba has i'm
proved 10 a remarkable degree" since
the date when ne assumed control in the
island. The captain general says
THE country mas received fresh lease
Of life
He reports that the Spanish general
commanding in the eastern provinces re-
ports an uninterrupted service of trains
on all the railroads. The letter, which
is generally commented upon. alleges
that the Spanish army in Cuba is "be-
ing maintained in excellent shape. de-
spite the fact that the pay Is six months
in arrears
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SENT BP REGrsrERED MAIL
Million Dollars In Gold From Australia to
San ErHuri<co

New York. Oct. 5.-The million dollars
% gold which MAS received from Aus
,raiia a; san Francisco. y beginning 10
arrive in This city. Il is being sent hitler
by registered mail. One bank received
Sice.esie ,odsy. AMI private banking
firm wss IN recsip, - $40 pel. The gold
was in canvas bags holding s. 60 each.
in shape Ike 4 sausage. Tae government.
has .ng declined IN transfer the g0lG from
san Francisco 70 tbs city a. govern
menS express rases. 0- 20 pay 81; cEF-en-
- Tor i here n ceieEr2phlc transfer.
and me Importers finding ne ordinary
express clsrgss t0o a1erous. adopted
the c1eaqe- Rian % seni.ag :. By reE.s-
,e-ei mail ,skins on, 9oisc.s- - laSu--
zlce s.sl;-st loss.
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DOWNING STREET IN CONTROL
OF the Indian Minis Not Less Than thu
London Mint

London, Oct. 5.-The Times in a spe-
cial article this morning says:
THE Wolcott commission intends to
request the government to give final
and immediate reply to its monetary
proposals"
After giving review Of theh istory
of the question, the writer Of the aru-
Gle continues:
'"rhe core OF the whole subject is the
question whether bimetallism is wise or
foolish The United States and France
say yes. On behalf of Great Britain, it
is decided to say no. But OF yes is 10
be answered on behalf of India, we shall
De in a net of contradictory propositions
indeed, for the keys of the Indian minis
are in Downing street no less than the
keys of the London mint"
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STRAW BALLOTS FOR MAYOR
Taken by Two New York Papers sho"
Tammany's Man Leading.

New York, Oct. 5.-The Journal mas
taken straw ballot of 2S,244 voters on
the candidates for mayor. OF these Van
Wyck, the Tammany man, is the cnolce
OF $3.50; Henry George, Independent, OF
1852; Seth Low, Citizens Union; o,oo!;
General Tracey, Republican, 4,S21
The World has taken poll Of 35,52z
voters. with the result: Van Wyck T.
12O; Low 1852; Tracey 6,0S7; George A.
al: Patrick Gleason 1917.
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his res, gnati9a as president IL vac r.
solved ma; tae -es.Znsti.3 30 referrel
70 commi,tes q FIVE ~ consider an1
report az the next meeting .: zee ir1s-
tees. November l..
Greenfield. Ind. OCT. 4-Yssterdsy e.
te-uo1a A'be-t Scott a bey p f-gr-esn.
murdered a.e b-.,1f-. R~1t1a S-5-- The
= ~ Vas very qsarreis1gae ans ~
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pump asn-e. Taay s-9Fr3 fa.sL A.
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