The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-08
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Beilamy Storer the new United States
minister to Belbium has arrived at Brus-
seiS.
Three strong earthquake shocks were
felt last night at Voltria, in Italy, and
its vicinity.
DeKalb Junction, n. Y, was almos,
wiped out by fire Tuesday night. Twen-
| ty buildings were burned.
DIN NJ. WeIburn, ex-collector Of inter-
nal revenue at San Francisco, has been
released from, Jail on bonds of $1,000
Senator Harris was reported as resting
easily yesterday and it was the inten-
ton to remove him TO Pennsylvania.
The chamber Of deputies has voted the
| sum of 100000 francs for the relief OF
| the victims Of the food in France, Qua
daloupe and Algeria.
Professor Weston. the aeronaut. and
his helper, H. Tapscott who were thrown
from their balloon ct Eureka, Cal, have
| died from Their injuries.
The Grand Rapids Seating company.
of Grand Rapids. Mich, has filed mort
cages for 10000. The concern is a new
| one, making a specially Of seats for OPP
era houses and churches.
The Cripple Creek district during the
first six months of the present year pro-
duced s60,075. 900 gold and il is predicted
frat the output for the year will have
coinage value Of 100000.
Joseph Butler of Lisbon, Wis. who
murdered his wife Monday. was arrest
ed at Delafield and is now in the city
laii at Waukesha. Threats OF iynchng
are made, but no trouble is feared.
A canvass of the different headquar-
ters, Of cities looking for the next ma
rional educational association meeting,
shows Salt Lake City to be n the lead
over Omaha, Los Angeles, Washington
and Boston.
EVERYTHING is in readiness for the
Mississippi congress, which meets
at Salt Lake next Wednesday. A pub
lie reception will be rendered Mrs w.
j. Bryan by the women's clubs OF the
city. Mrs. Bryan will join her husband
there on the 14th.
While David Scott and David
Rheinshfeld were excavating for water
pipes, in Los Angeles, Cal, the EARN
caved in upon them. burying them awe.
Although they were dug out fifteen MIN
utes later, lie was extinct.
B. L. Ward, county treasurer OF Clat-
sop county. Ore, is short in his accounts
about $4,000. The county will lose MOTH
ing. as Wards bondsmen will make good
the shortage. His friends say he USED
he money in his firms mercantile bus
mess.
By special desire Of the queen, all the
colonial premiers visited Windsor CAS-
tie yesterday 10 present to Her Ma1es-
tv the Jubilee addresses from their res
pective colonies. Subsequently the pre-
miers were sworn in as privy coun-
cillors.
The managers Of the PARROT Copper
Mining company, at Helena. Mont, nave
flied suit for damages and restraining
order against the Boston and Montana
and the Montana Ore Purchasing COM
pany, charging infringement OF the pa
tent for refining copper.
w. A. Marley, one Of the victims OF
a trolley accident, on the Consolidated
Traction lines Tuesday night, died yester
day morning, and another, Michael Doyle
motorman, is not expected to live. II
is thought that all Of eighteen or tWen-
~ others injured will recover.
The comptroller Of the currency has
received information Of the failure OF
the First National bank OF Mason, Tex
as. Bank Examiner Johnson was placed
III charge. The bank has capital Of
.O0O and at its last report its liabili-
ties amounted to about $4,000.
John Reynolds. for thirty years pub
Usher of the Odd Fellows Talisman, and
one of the best known Odd Fellows in
the United States, is dead al his nome in
indianapolis. Mr.. Reynolds was seventy
years of age and had been for several
years suffering from fatty degeneration
OF the heart.
Colonel James Andrew, one of the most
prominent mechanical engineers of the
country, diei a. his home n Allegheny.
Pa, Tuesday, OF Bright's disease. Colo
mel Andrews was associated with Cap
tain James B. Eads in the construction
of the Mississippi jetties and S.. Louis
bridge. He was 60 years of age.
\ consolidation of the interests in the
Denver and Rio Grande railway and the
Colorado Midland railway is said 10 be
contemplated with view to placing both
roads under one management. The re-
port is. however, denied by George Cop
pell, chairman of the reorganization
committee of the Denver and Rio