The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-22

Heard of Her sisce Her Last Clearance
From . European Port = Young Me-
Missing From Chicago are Also Sup
posed to Have Gone to Cuba-Sallsbur,
and Sichoiss In Agreement - Forsig'
News From Everywkera
Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 2l.-h is the gen
eral belief in shipping circles here tina
the steamship Laurada has gone on an
other expedition to Cuoa 70 land arm!
and ammunition for the insurgents Thi:
famous steamer left Gibraltar on Deem
Der 81, ostensihiy bound for Baltimore
having taken on large supply OF Goa
before her departure. She has been Il
Messina and when at Gibraltar her cap
tain reported having on board caTgC
Of fruit for this port Under ordinary
conditions she should have made the yoy
age in fifteen days. Twenty-one day:
have elapsed and she has not yet beer
sighted at Cape Henry.
The circumstances, taken in connec-
ton with the fact that coal barse
named j. ]. Ward is reported TO have
pat in at Newport News the other day
from Philadelphia with a load of arms
and ammunition. which Is said 10 nave
been re-shipped on a schooner IN Hamp-
ton Roads, leads to the opinion that the
Laurada waited at poin. outside until
the schooner came out, after which the
cargo was transferred to the steamer
which is now thought 10 be on its way
to Cuba II will be recalled that the
captain of the Laurada threatened recent
~ 20 touch ar Valencia, Spain. in def
ance Of the warnings OF the Spanish au-
thorities. and that he was only prevented
from doing so by the intervention of the
American consul. who persuaded him to
change mis- mind
GONE TO FIGHT WEYLER.
Chicago, Jan. 21.--Henry II. Deming,
sor of DIR. II. II. Demlng Of Hyde Park.
and Arthur Wallace. son OF Rev. Thom-
as D. Wallace, pastor of tae Eighth Pres
bytarian church, are missing. and are
supposed 70 nave gone to Cuba. Dem
ing left home two weeks ago and was
heard from a few days after from 81.
Louis, where he had enlisted in a COM
pany which was being formed for Cuban
service Since then nothing has been
heard from him. Young Wallace. who
formerly attended a Wisconsin military
school has been missing since Thanks
giving. Descriptions OF the two have
bean sen. al, over the country. and the
government az Washington has been re-
quested TO have its Cuban agents make
a search for >m.
SALISBURY AND NICHOLAS.
London. Jan. 2i-Oficial correspond
ence between Great Britain and Russia.
Marquis OF Salisbury. on October 20.
proposed that the AMBASSADOR at Con-
should formulate reforms TO
be enforced by the powers. NJ. Shiskine.
tn. then acting Russian minister for for
eign affairs. replied on November Is, say
ing that the car had decided that ii was
to agree to coercive measures
against the sultan. But on November
. there was further communication to
the effect that the car had agreed TO
the Marquis of Salisburys proposal and
would not object to advise the Russian
relative to coercion. should
the sultan prove recalcitrant and refuse
IN adopt the reforms unanimously rec
cmmenied BY the ambassadors.
STRIKES IN AUSTRIA.
LONDON. jan 21.-It is reported in a
a strike riot at ANNA. Hungary, gems d.
7rmes fred upon the strikers, killing
eight persons and wounding twelve. A
Vienna dispatch to the Daily News says
a rot has occurred at the ANNA mines
and in the steel works of the state rail-
way comrany at ReschitZa. The wives
Of the strikers were prominent in the
riot and several women are among the
killed and injured. The military are
still held in readiness, as a renewal of
the trouble IL expected
FOREIGN DIPLOMATS.
Washington. Jan. T.-Baron Fava the
italian ambassador, was among Secre-
tary Olney's callers today at the state
department., to the surprise of some off,
Gals. THO supposed the ambasSad dor had
-ailed for Europe last week AS a mat
ter o. fact, while ne has secured leave
IF shSence from MS government. with
n1rmission to return 70 Italy with the
n1na;ns of his son. he has been prevent
I'd from avaiiing himself OF the privilege
BY an unexpected press OF business
Hence he has come to Washington from
New York and taken up his quarters for
he time at the Metropolitan club This
being diplomatic day. Secretary Olney
lad an unusually large number of call
srs, among them being the ministers Of
spain. Russia, Japan. Venezuela, Chill,
and the Greater Republic OF South
America
SOUR" WOOL FROM RUSSIA.
Washington, Jan. 21-Much Of the
WOO. which is exported in large quaint
les from Russia 20 the United States.
principally at New York and Philadel-
)hia. is being largely adulterated with
sour" WOO. gathered from the clippings
IF snee oslSins made into clothing This
sour wool. according to United States
Consul Heenan az Odessa. is nearly
worthless 10 our manufacturers. In an
icipation Of the taking of wool from the
rec list large quantities are being bur
led 10 the United States and this con-
aims from 10 to u Der cent of the adul-
GRAFTON Of which our manufacturers are
sno-an5. but which could readily be de-
ected ny the custom house inspectors.
RELATING To IRELAND.
Lcndon. Jan. 21.-An editorial in the
Chronicle on The Bell case says: IF It
vas not a put-uD JOB it was hideous
'uddle. and We do not know why the
IRISH members should not demand a par
iamentsry inquiry
Belfast. Jan. 2I.-At a banquet here
asst night the Earl OF Cadogan said he
vas glad that the financial relations or
Ireland had been referred to experts.
wi he reDudiatsd the idea that the re-
INT commission was a packed one. The
heOry thai home rule was behind he
-gita ION was merely trotted 0ut as a
'ngbear.
PLAGUE AND FAMINE.
London. Jan. IA dispatch from
Sonbsv 20 TIE Daily Mail SAYS a case
( the plague has appeared IN the sew
MS quarters On lie grounds Of -ha e-1s--
rHnnenr house. All the servants houses
here we're Immediately burned + -
tsted that Dr. HafTkine has discovered
Plague vaccine.
San Francisco. Jan. ef--TeiszraTns
ave been sent BY the citizens commit
20 10 the governors % Oregon. wasa-
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