The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-30

caro- and the Gaulois cause high feel
ing here and have beeen the reason why
so much stress is being laid upon the
visit Of Count Muravieff, which is be-
ing emphasized in the strongest man
ner. 1t IS even limited that the oppor-
tunity Of the counts visit VIII be taken
to come 10 an understanding with
france on The eastern question, as it is
well known here that what friction there
has been comes from the resentment OF
the French bondholders, who own, ac-
cording to NJ. Cameron, 6S per cent Of
the Turkish debt; consequently they
most actively favor the financial com
missions plan, from which Russia has
held aloof
FOOL QUARREL OF DUKES.
London, Jan. PA dispatch to the
Daily Mail from Paris says a non-suit
has been ordered by the civil tribunal
in the case of the Duke of Anjou, who
sued the Duke of Orleans for using the
royal arms OF France. The claim was
made that the duke was rightful heir
TO the throne, as he was a descendant
Of Louis XIV. TIL non-suit was ordered
upon the grounds that the plaintiff had
failed 10 disprove the claim of Don Car
los to be considered the head Of the Bour-
royal arms had ceased to exist, with
the downfall of the monarchy. The judg-
ment further limited that il was puerile
10 expect a republican tribunal TO al
tempt to try such question. The duke
was ordered TO pay the costs.
EXPORT SUGAR BOUNTIES.
Paris. Jan. 29.-The chamber of dep
uties has adopted the first clause of the
nj
by vote of 295 to 1875 Then, despite
the opposition Of Premier Meline, it was
agreed to consider the amendment pro-
posed by NJ. Juarez, the French social
ist deputy, to the effect that bounties
should only be paid on sugar produced
IN 1897, instead of 1895.
THE PRINCESS, AND OTHERS.
London, Jan. pa special dispatch
from Monte Carlo. published today, de-
MES that the Princess de Chimay OF De
troit, and her Gypsy lover, Janos Rigo
have quarreled. An interview IS publish
ed with RIGGS wife. in which the lat
ter is quoted as saying that she has
received a letter from the Princess, urg-
ing her to agree TO a divorce. in order
that the Princess child may not be born
out of wedlock
ENGLAND BREATHES FREELY.
Queenstown, Jan. 29.-Edward J. Ivory
of New York, who recently was acquit-
ted in London on the charge of conspir-
acy 10 cause a dynamite explosion; Jno.
+. Mcintyre, who acted as Ivory's coun-
sci, and the three American witnesses
in the case. Patrick Wynne. Patrick
O'Rourke and Thomas Smythe, sailed
for New York yesterday on the steamer
Majestic. Before sailing, Mr.. Mcintyre
said that he, Ivory and the American
witnesses were all Swallowed by detec-
tives from the time they left London
until they embarked here.
SOUTH AFRICAN INVESTIGATION.
London, Jan. 29.-Mr. Chamberlain's
motion in the house of comons TO ap-
point parliamentary committee TO in
quire into the administration of South
Africa was eventually adopted without
a division, today, after considerable de-
bate.
London. Jan. 29.-Mrs. Margaret Hun
gerford, formerly Mrs. Argyle, better
known 10 the lovers Of light fiction UNI
der the pseudonym of THE Duchess
died yesterday al Bandon, County Cork, |
Leland. at the age of about - years.
She was the mother of six children, !
three by her deceased husband and three
by Henry Hungerford, and some of these
little folks gave her part OF her material !
Cor some of her best novels. Among
her Other books she was the author Of
Phyllis Molly Bawn." "A Mental !
Struggle" Green Pastures" and Gray |
Grief" The Duchess and Under Cur |
rents
FOREIGN BRENITIES |
St Petersburg, Jan. 29.-The Russian |
is about to establish, for |
the purpose of encouraging trade, COM |
mercial agencies in all of the Europe |
an capitals, as well as in a number Of |
the largest cities OF the United States. |
Agencies of this character viii also be |
found in Manchuria and Corea-
Paris. Jan. 29.-The two great iron |
firms o. Schneider and |
Caout have been amalgamated- The /
heads OF these two iron foundries have !
visited President Faure ard assured him |
that France now has an iron manufac- |
tory rivaling the krupp in Germany.
London. Jan. 29.-The Daily Mail an |
nounces that the Princess OF Wales mas |
given United States Ambassador Bay !
ard and his wife. photographs Of herself /
as nementoes OF the visit Of the United !
States ambassador and mis- wife 20 Sand |
rin CHAM house
Calcutta India. Jan. 29.-It is annaunc
ed thai 2.0o9 600 persons are now en-
ployed upon the relief works in the fam
ine-strlcken districts OF India.
ST Petersburg. Jan. 29.-The officials |
OF the japanese legation here confirm the |