The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-09-29
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bitionist, is at the point of death at his
home in Portland, Ne.
The queen regent OF Spain and the
court have arrived at Madrid from San
Sebastian, their summer residence.
At Constantinople six customs Off
Gals have been arrested for circulating
pamphlets of the young Turk party.
Governor McLaurin Of Mississippi has
appointed twenty-seven delegates TO the
waterways convention at Davenport,
Oct. ..
The American Paper company, Chica-
go, dealers in paper, assigned yesterday
10 Frank P. Tyler. Assets $4,000; liza
bilities about $4,000. Difficult collec-
tons are said to have caused the fail
ure.
Then eadless and partly decomposed
body of a man was found near the
mouth of an abandoned mine at Brush
Creek, No, yesterday morning. A dog
had carried the head into town, thus
leading to investigation.
a fire which threatene the destruction
Of Williamsfeld, H., was brought I'M
DER control about midnight Monday
night. Two blocks of stores in the bu-
siness district We're destroyed. The loss
is estimated at $50, 900.
Yesterday the fare for the round trip
between ST. Paul and Chicago was re-
duced to s11. so. 1t is charged that one
OF the lines mad a round trip rate oMn-
day for SO. This was the cause for
making the cut yesterday.
The first Of the sealing fleet to return
home, the Casoo, brought 1854 skins
taken Off the Japan coast and Copper Is
lands She reports thqt the Calotta,
with 1,400 skins, and the Director, with
1 900 skins, are close behind her.
Colonel S. B. Miles Of Falls City, Neb,
aged 81, who established the first mail
route between the east and west, is a
patient at the 11ullanphy hospital, st.
Louis. suffering with partial paralysis
of the lower limbs. His condition is not
considered serious.
Chandler Hale, son of United States
Senator Eugene Hale of Maine, and
Miss Rachael Burnside Cameron, young
est daughter of ex-United States Sena-
tor j. Donald Cameron, were married at
noon yesterday at the Cameron country
place near Harrisburg, Pa.
A desperate attempt by firelougs to
burn the village of Arlington, in WASH
ington county, Nebraska, was made yes
terday morning. simultaneously fires
broke out in four different places. The
villagers by dint Of desperate work saw
ed much property. The total loss is
abouts35 900.
Hon James II. Woolworth has written
to Warren SwitZler, secretary Of the
Nebraska National Democratic state
committee, declining to be a candidate
for supreme Judge on the party's ticket.
A meeting of the state committee has
been called to take some action look
ing to the completion Of the ticket
A hand car was struck by a Musking-
UNI Valley train near GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
yesterday and three men killed and two
injured. They were section men coming
into the city. The dead are: Edward
Davis, Winfield Halsey, and William
Menefee. The injured are George Hal
sey and John Devoe.
Three persons were killed yesterday
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
tracks at Carrcroft, Pa, by a passenger
train crashing into a wagon. The vic
TINS are: Mytro Dobrislki. aged So; Geo.
Baldwin, aged 6, and Maud Baldwin
aged Il. The horse was also killed and
the wagon torn to sphnters.
The coroner's jury in the inquest up
on the death Of Cashier Struble, who
shot himself or was murdered in his
bank at Shepherd, Mich, rendered
verdict yesterday of suicide. The YER
elaboration. II was a surprise and dis
to many of the people
there
One hundred miners went to work in
the Des MONIES, Iowa, district yester-
day, practically beginning the end OF
the local strike. September l, 900 men
struck for dollar scale, and few days
later agreed on So cents The men who
return TO work will be paid the usual
fall Advance, 10 cents on 20 cents, Oc-
tober /.
Policeman John Riedy, the defauting
treasurer Of the Police Relief associa-
ton, at st. Louis, who has been missing
for three weeks, has surrendered 10 the
authorities. He was released in bonds
of 5000. Riedy's shortage amounts 10
SO, O9O. After Rledy's release by the dep
uty sheriff he was taken into custody by
the police and locked up. despite the
fact that he had given bonds.
Governor Pingree of Michigan has
been found. The governor boarded
train al a station not far west OF De-
troit and took sleeping car for Chica-
go. The governor was very socia bic
and introduced himself as The governor
Of Michigan, to the gentlemen in the
buffet. The evening was passed very
pleasantly. The governor said he would
call on various Chicago Aldermen con-
corning garbage matters and other
questions Of public interest.
The state department has been max
ing inquiries for some time - ascertain
the wherea bouts OF Harry TollerJon. son
Of 8. W. Tollerton of Toledo. Ohio. and
Professor D. J. Homes Of Meadvlle,
Pa, VINO were in Europe on their way
10 enter Berlin university. 1t was
feared that the young men had been
by brigands. but a telegram
received today from Mr.. Tollerton at
Toledo announces that ne has heard
from his son a; Luzerne. Switzerland.
In round numbers. the debt Of Brazil. |
including the obliga atoms on outstanding
paper money. amounts 70 $547527 SEQ !
Dr. per capita Of $33 IS Againsl this /
railways. the deo; ~ Uruguay and Of
Paraguay. etc, which amount 70 more !
than a fourth OF the deot. The values |