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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-02

ChsCa 20. Ills. May l--ButteT-Steacy
creamery. I2GfSc: dairy. sHllc.
EEgs-S;ezdy. fresh SIG.
PouitFy-Wezk; turkeys, s1sc; chickens
&c; ducks, Sc
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas Ci;y. No. May l-Wheat-Stsa5y
bui dur; No. hard. epasic: No ). 0Gssc.
No. 4. 7s574c: No. rel. q-dssc; No. :. 81
Sc: No. {. seGsSc; Nc. , spring, sgze: No:
= 75a77c-
Corn-About STEADY. closed lower. No.
mixed. Ei-sf-sc-
oats-sl0w. about steady: No. white,
AIsc.
Kye-No > -.
Hsy-S;sady unchanged.
Bu;tez-Stea5y; creamery. i51iss: dairy.
Ezrs-Firrn. fresh cznalsd Kazsss and
Missouri cases returned 10
ST. LOUIS
s. Iouls. Mo. AfSy i--R.ceip-s-Fiour.
sssi. wheat. LEO; corn szs'-': cats. E.ss.
s5hiDrnents-Fiour. ze"s; wheat sic: corr.
2.ss,; cats. -.ps.
FEouF-pca uachzER-f-
Whsz.-f'u,u-.s opened lgl ard SOW.
Etsh 4 wax feeling 4ad after flsesals Ing
1ithin 3 nzrToS range. cs0S~1 = tE4 estt
Under yesterday SSsos dziA steady. Ne
ri cash. essVats-- sc. nominal. track -
July. .s7ssgss5zc: August. .tsxcs September.
~
Ccrn-Fusurss dull and weak ciS<sn :
frsctiolziIy lower than yesterday. Sgo-
tSee-. No. cash. .s9s-,xc. JC-.. SSEzc:
September. :sss6ssisc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-02
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York, May 1.-Coffee-Options open
ed quiet, 10 points lower, under local bear
selling. Gables were unsatisfactory. The
market improved on Baltimore and local
buying later in the session. Receipts at
Brazil were moderate. Deliveries in this
country small. Closed steady, unchanged
10 10 points advance; sales l0,5U bags. in
Guiding May, s7.SoG7 IS: June. s7.55; July.
s.55G76 50: August, s60GT70: September,
s7Oa775: December. S.SGIS. Spot cot
fee-Rio firmer; No. invoice, Sc; jobbing.
size Mld-Steady; Cordovs, f21l3izc.
Sugar-Raw quiet and steady: fair rea
fining 2z.G2 13-l6c; centrifugal. IS test. 3
s-1sc: sales 2.4c0 tons Java. % test. 3-1Sc;
refined steady; mould A. issc; standard A.
CSC; confectioners A, SIC: cutloaf. SIC;
crushed, SIC: powdered, SIC; graduated,
kiAc. cubes &c
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-02
Western League Games.

st. Paul. Mimi, May 1.-The M;lwaukees
spent about ten minutes in the eighth in
ming kicking over a close decision by I'M
pire Lally, and two OF their men were ord
cred out of the game. These men were so
slow in getting off the field that Umpire
Lally gave tho game to ST. Paul to 0.
at the expiration Of the time limit. Score:
RHE
ST. Paul. 00040Oo-4 3
Milwaukee .....-...-....o o ! 0 O 0 o. s 3
Batteries: ST. Paul-NcGiu and Spies; Nil
Naukee-Rettger and Mack.
COLUMBUS AT GRAND RAPIDS.
Grand Rapids. Ia, May 1.-The season
opened here with the temperature at IS
degrees and with less than 100 spectators.
CAPTAIN Glenalvin OF the home team at
tempted TO assault the umpire. who i'm
posed fine and had him removed by
policeman. Butler. of Columbus. was also
fined and put out of the game. Score:
Grand Rapids sooooe 8
Columbus ..........o1e 00e o.
Batteries: Grand Rapids-Cross and
Twineham: Columbus-DanielS and Fisher
KANSAS CITY AT MINNEAPOLIS.
Minneapolis, MINI, May l.-Sccre:
RHE
Minneapolis .......4 20 900 e-lo II
Kansas City..........o 0ee00e-S
Batteries: apolis-Carney and Mo-
ran; Kansas City-Bsrnett and Lake.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-02
SOCK Is A BATTER
COVERS HIMSELF WITH GLORY AS
WITH A BLANKET.

Four Hits Ia Four Times at Bat, and Hits
That Count, Too, 10 His Record-Cold
Weather at Louisville, and the Best
That Can be Made of the Game Is 5-to-5
National League Games Postponed -
Western Leasuers Let Their Angry Pas
s.ons Rise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-02

steers al loiz1llizc dressed weight; sheep.
l0izd12t4c; refrigerator beef sIg1zc. Ex-
ports III beeves and $3.50 quarters OF beef
Sheep-Rece.pts l.323: sales 2.3oo. HaTke,
quiet, steady all around. unshorn sheep
a. SG5. .: clipped sheep. Hcs73.5 50; unsnorn
lambs. s4.7515. %: clipped lambs 81 25zI5 y
Hogs-Receipts SO Market steady. 81 80
40.
There is at least one encouraging sign:
Loafers are less popular than they ever were
before -Afchtson (,tohe
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CATTLE.


REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-02

J. S. Knoblauch Of Colwich was On She
market with one car load Of hcgA
Whitmer h Harn!sh Of Conway Sprfng1
had one car Of hogs here.
Horton b Campbell OF Caldwell were up
with one car OF hogs.
Stfner 4 Blair Of Lyons had In one car
Of hogs.
George Grimes Q: Klngnan was N WITH
q car Of hogs.
D. NJ. Hutchinson OF Haverhin had one
car Of hogs on the market.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-02
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
CEyrAcn

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and produce markets fur
nished by r. L. Bostic. Commission Mer-
chant. rooms 10 and Il over Kansas Ma
tional bank Telephone 161.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-02

Mother (impatientiy|-"T don't know
what will ever become Of that child; moth
mg pleascs him" Father (s~rvnsly Wei.
we'll make an art critic Of him TIT, Bits
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

f..oece Prefc.s determination 70 Surrens
aeroiIt. Position.
PARIS. March 5.-The Figaro publishes
n report Of interview with NJ. Delyannis.
Prime Minister of Greece, had by q corre-
spondent of tine paper in Athens. Ihe
creek Premier IS quoted as saying tiat
the Greek troops would not uhncI tAS
circumstances be withdrawn from |'ele.
,rbev were there to stay he declared, ana
in edition TO that the temper OF the
reople OF Greece would compel me 5o'Sr1
ruont 40 li-vade Turkey Gisce' NJ
Telvannis said. merely asked Tor PIE
hscite TO show that the innapildhtS OF
tho Island of Crete are oFei"neiii'H6I
ina favor of union with the HlelA Nns
dom. Any way. he declared greece o-lu l
prefer 10 disappear from tnc map u. -
rope rather than draw back AIvH4 "lc
position she has taken.
LONDON. March Tho Greek Conssl
horo has received telegram from Athens
.tafiuc that 1900 Greek troops have been
callcd ont and arc TO be- dispatched to
tho turkish frontier with the least pos
sible delay.
Correruing the dispatch signed by one
h,,rdroI Liberal and Irish NaiionAllsl
members of Parliament, which was sent
to the King of Greece last hltht' eA-
pressing sympathy with the eHolt9 OF
greeDe i'm behalf OF crete tne est
Minister Gazette LilcraD says.
"kVhon the King receives thi3 message
~ eVnnathv he Will do Well 10 take
notice OF the fact that the BRUSH Gov
cruumont has majority OF i.' lu tlf
House Of Commons. III ne undefs lalius
the hearing Of this ana if ne Knows
.t.t tha Government of Great Britain
cgn only be diverted from its decision by
.n adverse vote in the House OF COM
mons. which there is apparently no
chance OF obtaining. he VIII httier uh-
gerstaua the value OF the mres-ts--
II g. expected here that the reply OF
Greece 10 the ulumatum Of the Powers
will not be made until Monday, her lasl
dav of grace. The feeling grows outside
of onicialdom that the reply Will oe a
negative one The Athens correspondent
Of the Times telegraphs that the heiilcose
feeling which had begun 70 decline re-
yivod more intensely than ever when II
was learned that the reserves had Deeh
called out King George has very su-
preme management Of the military oper-
ations. .,....o-.
Z laden with munitions OF war ana pfoNs-
ions have landed their cargoes al Sphah-
! kla. On the south coast or Crete FROM
| this place defachmeuts OF troops VIII con-
vey the supplies across the mountains 70
/ the Greek camp. ...
nation has provisions sumcient to last fer
three months.
In the House OF Commons to-day Mr..
c. y. Curzon. Under Secretary 10 the
! Foreign once. stated that the British
! battleship Rodney. with three foreign
war ships, had started for selino' Crete.
/ with orders 20 assist the Turks who are
besioged by CretaD Christians near that
LONDON. March 6.-'rhc House remain
! Cd in session until after midnight
| Affcr 70 o'clock the Right Hon. \. J.
! Ralfour. tho Government leader IN the
Nv fhe Right Hon. John Morley, former
| ly chlaf Secretary Tor Ireland who de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

MAY BE Introduced without Change and
Passed Under suspension of the Rules.

=, T4...I,,,---,I 1VIfInnf 4Ionrn oud
NAV ''
v-,errr,-rrON- ID a. March T-prcei-
.4.1 .
dent cleveland as HeIttol'i' s'"'0"' i'
nronri4fI0u bills because Of objection 10
frHftsr. contained in them.
Tho surdry civil hin. carrying a total
aUur0uIlHfiou of ela.OaINN. contained river
,r,o,,,.f 0f nearly eighteen millions These
Ira-.I.nt cleveland dlsaDpr0ved I'm pur-
slarra of his policy towards this class
of public works.
An item was inserted bv the Senate I'm
fhc Indian appropriation bin relating 10
Che pHfenung of claims for land contain
iug rlsouite ta substance somewhat le-
semblne rloherl and tlis item, u ~ u,'-
dersiopdi was the plnclpI cause OF Oo-
JeCl'h 20 tAtg guuNe "ppio. .a'' 4t,l ,,--fo,,l-
l"o .n o' i-, ~. i',,'e zen tho
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

HAVANA. March "a number of in
,.,,irie, rV.re received here to-day regard
,re. the report that the spanish authofl-
lies had released the captured hnou-ter-
~ - ..booner Competitor and her crew,
ne, 80 the vessel had been sunk by q
snenisb war ship after leaving the har-
Ifr 'rhere is not the slightest founda-
liam FOR the report which undoubtedly
had It's origin in the mind or some I'M
aginatiye reporter
4 visit 10 the uavy-yard would have
revealed the fact that the Competitor
is living at the anchorage in which she
was placed after being brought here
nearly year ago. The men who were
captured on her are stiil IN the Cabanas
fortress. and. na far as ,un bee learned,
from close-mouthed officials, there has
been no change in their condition since
they were tried and sentenced 10 death
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

Some Important Changes in Commands
Movements of vessels

some Important changes }" Io'''''''''''
-. d., ,,.,,..i .oronoonds have been
,,.. ...+ ~ rtaufcnant-
ordered NciuulHB 'l"' va ,,-o
Commander Richard Rush, VINO IT sne
past three years has edited lne n1F I, "a 80
war records. and who is now dctAcn'u -
command the cruiser Mlchih"n o'i 80,
great lakes from MaIcn 81, leh,N ..,7 -.
fenant-COmmande J.. II. g. l'H'~'' f'''~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

Arrested for Horse Stealing lie Eiudes the
Onic~rnnd steals Another Horse.

Arrested for Horse Stealing lie Iindes the
Onic~raud steals knother Horse.
WINSTON. y. c., March Especial
I. r. Seasons. young white man charg-
cd with stcalne horse from George w.
Baker "a merchant ana lFeIy li"'
Lewiston, Sunday night, was caught IN
Gates county win the morse III @ n'5 pa
session. brought back tO Lewiston ana
tried before q justice or the peace "ny
semi him 10 tho county jail under TIC
charge Cf the township consitnic' Muo
broueht him as iar as the couitnoufe
oato. At tho gate he jumped out OK t.e
buggy and made his escape. lie nlu
around town until iate at night when ne
broke in the stables of Jchn 10 Slli'H anu
carried off one of his horses
Pefore he took the horse OF G.. w. Baker.
st Lewiston. Doc broke into the store OF
Alfred EasOn "a merchant and his uncle
IN Lewiston but DE was seen out before
la succeeded in making his haul. lie was
hound over TO tine last term oI tne super
Tor Court OF this county charged WIN
stealing "a bale Of cotton from a FARMER
near Povcllsyiile. but forfeited MS BONG.
There are about fifty charges OF the
eame character against this ycanS man.
rfa is fne same young man VINO slDle ~
eofchol containing money and checks
bolonrina to a Mr. Pruden. OF NoriOlk,
and who Wa arrested and carried 10 Su5-
Sax county va. "a short time ago.
Thore aro many cases or the erlp in ms
section. and many ~ them are quite tttal
I'm their Vfecis Dut IN ll5 ii.'ii.eo.A ~ -
eocfion the deaths are mostly confined 10
The colored population. Within q radius
~ ak miles of this place twenty, isht
nero women and one negro man have
JieI from tho effects Ot tho grip ana
pneumonia.
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formed. This had TO DE removed ana .-7o
"a norton of the intestine. Ilc optiiuoh
was am extremely delicate and eiiHcull
one and was very dangerous ln cnaiae'e
Vhe patient stood 80 equally Chs Wei as
WAS expected under the circlmstahcss'
and was resting quietly most %. .,,0
AN EFFICIENT OFFICER.
The critical condition of Dir. faynter
viii be learned with genuine regret Joy "
large circle Of friends and aqrlih'aices'
Ilo eniore the esteem of th. community
in general for his integrity and sen-al ma
ture. AIR. paynter is one of Richmond S
most oaicio1t onclais. IIe has been con-
-rotad with the Fire Department OF the
civ for more than twenty years. lie was
horn in Richmond lu 1868. and received MS
,frlaffon LII the schools Of tnls clit.
When cuite youth he began the study OK
.f..frlo.fr under his father. Air f. u. D.
pavnter who was Superintendent of Fire
Al.rn from 1861 until his death in 1852.
NUMEROUS FRIENDS
Mr. paynter WAS first connected with
the service as assistant Go his father ln
1896 and succeeded t1 the duties of stcre-
fqrv Of tho department upon the otalh
of Mr. j.. H Fisher in l>.3.
lie also hrd the position or Secretary
60 the Board OF Ifre Commissioners. ln
which place he proved himself capable
and Ohieing.
Alr. Paynters position throws him IN
contact with the uubic great deal ana ne
makes many friends by his unfailing cour-
togv Tie SIS an energetic capable officer
and moet an1b.c gentleman. His speedy
recovery is the earnest hope OF a host OF
friends in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06
VOL. Ia-NEW SERIES. NO. 30.

ton bills 0he deficiency bin not rcachihs
the White House at alp, the JOINT I'so,u1 SUN
ticn 10 prevent the introduction -"
spread Of contagious diseases ln ~
United States; tho act sctting aps.t
NV known as Pacific forest reserve as
a public park. 10 be known as washington
National Park. the act TO permit t~he ~
right OF way through the pubic lanus 10, I,
tram roads. canals etc; the act 10 Iepcai
tho timber culture laws, the act in resatd
20 the delivery OF letters in 10" la ,'... ui,v,i
ccrfoin circumstance. tho act TO require
patents to be issued 10 land settled under
The act 20 provide for the settlement OF
tho peninsula Of Florida the act TO sim
plfy the system Of making sales in tne
subsistence department Of the army ano
me ACT authorizing the Galveston ana
Great Northern Railroad Company TO
construct q railroad through Indian Ter
iitOrv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

NEW YORK, March Sat the meeting
~ tfa Chamber OF Commerce yesterday
cotrespondence between eX-Presldent
cleveland and Air. orr, President OF tue
chamber. was read In a letter dated
February sth. Sir. Orr stated the desire
~ the chamber 10 testify its approval OF
Mr. Clevelands financial policy ana
as<sd N Il would bo agreeable 10 him 10
h. the guest OF tho chamber at dinner
~ be given &c some time convenient 90
Mr.. Cleveland. Replying, under date OK
tSatr,,srv 10Th Mr. Cleveland expressed
his eradication that hts Official course
bad received the appreciation Of the old
est commercial body IN New York. out
asked that the projected dinner bo aban-
donel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

Fx.coneressman storer VIII Succeed Mr..
Eockhiff

Fx.Coneressman storcr VIII Succeed MI
Eockhili.
WASHINGTON. ID. g., March 5.-lt Is
understood that President Mckinley has
decided TO appoint William w. Ihomas'
os Maine. Minister 90 sweden and Nor
- and Harold SewalL ol Maine. MIN
i-ter 40 Hawaii. General Thomas mas
-,r'eS twice under former Republican
.,iu,tnistrati0ns as the diplomatic fcpit-
eenfstivo of tho United States az stock
holm Hls wife is a. native Of Sweden.
lfr sawalf who ls the son Of the Demo
rratic candidate for Nice-Presldent IN
fTe last campaign. and who stumped ms
own and other States in the interest on
vcRirI4v and Hobart, was formerly
Consul-Goneral at Apia. Samoa.
Ex-Renrsstntative Beliamy StOrer, or
Cinrinuau has been rendered and ac-
ccptod the Office OF First Assistant Soc
reiary 0f state now nlled by Mr. Rock
nm of MARYLAND. Alr. storer IL q Har-
ward graduate. He was member of
he Flfty-aecOnd and Hifty-thlrd Con-
eressos. serving on the Foreign Affairs
and Commerce Committees OF the House.
He has been for some years a student
OF international questions and IL is this
lnowiedge which Is understood 90 have
influenced President Mckinley in tender
ing him the important appointment Of
FIRST Assistant Secretary OF State.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06
Tic Farrarnt's Name Changed.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. March Sec
retarv Herbert to-day issued an order
naming the new torpedo boats as follows;
no. II. Farragut; No s, Porter; NO. =
Dupont. No. 9. Dahlgren; No. 10. T. y.
Craven. Tho order changes 10 Porter the
namo OF torpedo boat No. :. which lew
~,eeks ago had been christened Farra-
Ont. in order that No. II, which Is mucn
larger boat. and which Is expected TO
make much greater speed. may be called
after the leading admiral. No. ~ Is named
for Tunis A. Craven. who was iost "hvn
@nnmonding the monitor Tccumseh. In
Mobile bay and who. when tho pilot t9ld
him IL was time TO abandon tho snip.
replied: After you. pilot" Tho plot
alone lived TO tell the story.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06
Mr., OLNEY'S ABSENCE.
No Provision Made at First for Members of
the Cabinet

the Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. March S.-The
cause Of Secretary Oney's conspicuous
non-particlpation in any Of the inaugural
ceremonies is explained as follows:
The members of the Cabinet In dis
cussing at tho Cabinet meeting last Tues
day the parts assigned 20 them Ia the IN
augural proceedings. found 10 provision
in the programme Tor their seats I'd lNe
Senate chamber or on tho stand IN front
OF the Capitol. Secretary Thuroer COM
munlcated with Senator sherman. chair
man OF the Arrangements Committee,
who replied that the heads OF depart
meuts" had been provided for ON The
stand. but not IN the Senate. The pro-
pramrne was again consulted, and this
was found 10 be true. but they were in
the rear Of members Of the House OF
Representatives. whereupon Secretary
Olny declared ne would not 90 10 the
Capitol at al
All the members Of the Cabinet agreed
upon this action. but when Mr. MCKINLEY
came to the White House yesterday and
started with Mr.. Cleveland. he noticed
that tho Cabinet officers wero not going
to accompany the parade. and. on In
duiry. learned tho reason. Senator Sner-
man. who was present. Immediately or
fored 70 give front seats 20 the secre-
taries on the floor OF the Senate and Alr.
Clevoland's advisers consented 10 attend
the ceremonies. None - them, however.
went on the stand as heads Of depart
ments" 10 listen TO the inaugural. but
hurried on 10 Secretary Lamonrs house
TO bid Mrs. Cleveland goodbye.
Secretary OAney aid not get Mr.. McKin-
ley's verbal invitation TO go 10 the Capitol,
bacausa he WAS not IL the White House
with his colleagues in the morning. be-
inc detained at tho state Department all
day by an important matter. He went.
however, 10 the ball in the even
ing. prepared 10 escort Mrs. Nc
Kinley. according 10 tho advertised
programme but this was disarranged
at the iast moment by Mrs Mckinley S
weak condition compelling her TO have
other assistance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

HAVANA. March 5.-Advlces have been
received here that the Spanish forces OF
the ManzanillO division. together with
those OF the Cuba division. met a large
body OF rebels and endeavored 10 prevent
their march 10 Bayamo. The rebels were
encountered at Cawit0 and Pago Buey.
I'm the Santiago De Cuba province. and
two hours the positions Of the enemy
were captured. with heavy losses I'm killed
and wounded. The losses OF the troops
were eight killed and two captains. two
neuterants, q surgeon and forty-seven
privates more or less seriously wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06
rHE ARBIrRIIION TEELrY
Now Stands as 1t Did when sent to thu
senate by the President.

Now Stands as It Did when sent to the
senate by the President
WASHINGTON, March 3.-With he
death of the Ifty-fourth Congress the
general treaty of arbitration between the
United States and Great Britain and the
Alaskan houndry treaty between the same
Governments. leave the table OF the sen
ate and go back to tne commute ','9
,.fion of course. carries with DC an the
pcndng amendments, and leaves arhi-
ir.tion treaty before the committee ab-
sointely as NEGOTIATED and sent TO the
Senate by President 'ieNeianu. ne u,9-
,,.v.sd in comm ittcc de uovo. and in que
,imo the general treaty of arbitration
viii Dee reported to the Senate amended
AS the committee may aeenl piole'', III, u il'
,,.nline amendments. therefore. no long
~ @,,,iv unless they should be again
errcei upon bv the committee and re-
uortcd To tho Senate.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

WASHINGTON, ID. c.. March 5.-The
action of the Senate this morning In
designating Senator Davis, or Minnesota.
as the acting chairman OF the Commit
tee on Foreign Relations. is marked
compliment 10 the ranking member OF
that committee. The proceeding was out
OF the usual order and was made neces-
sary by reason of the pressing business
befoSa tha conInlttea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

the extra could he warned ms % me
das he'd out of the ram , anu as he rear
rear OF the express, wrecAinf -, rsar
sleeper, Three or four people IN tne tn,e,ortsd rfaI
sleeper were badly injured. III was ,' aos had
at first that two or three persons aaa nne
been killed II is now believed tnae norlv :,
are fatally hurt. Tho raii"ay ~ oD who
We're hurried 70 the scene OF the waecs, ).
Almost all wires are down ana tralic -
greatly Interrupted by numerous WASH
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06
hRUGEE'S DEMAND.
a Perempiory Order Issued to the High
Court Of The Kepubiic

Court Of the Republic
PRETORIA. March 5.-Presldent Kru-
ger has addressed letter to the chief
Justice and judges OF the High Court
~ the South African Republic demanding
mat they conform 10 tho law passed by
the Volksraad on February 18th. placing
Inc High Court under tho Jurisdiction OF
the Volksraad within fourteen DAYS. ana
further warns ~hem not 10 arrogate TO
themselves the right TO place their own
Interpretation upon the constitution Of
the country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

The Indications Are That Americans WIZ
o,l, ue Expelled from the Island

WASHINGTON %. g., March '.-9e'-
rotary Oinoy has just received the follow
io,. rahlceiam from Consu.-Genefal lee
q. Havana ... Her. non, I
,.....'. a., srctire prompt trial of all Amcii-
% imprisoncd Those found innocent
T.. he released and those guilty sent out
of the island .e...
This dispatch. which came this after
,oon I'm cipher. indicates most impot
NO. i,, chanee Of attitude on The part OF
lniit lniiii. ~, 'e,t thoriftos in Cuba under orders
nm, ifadrid. as guilty Americans on
ll..,c,,',iioi,on are 10 De expelled from the
ssi@rd Instead OF being otherwise pun
fshel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

MADRID, March 5.-Premler canovaS
bcId a confersnco with the Carlst leaders
Yesterday. and received from them abb
so!ute denlals OF the reports that they
mere preparing for an armed movement
i'm favor Of the pi pietensions OF Don Carl.s-
ANY suoh reports. they assured the ,'re-
,nfsr we're pcsltiVely without foundation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06
WEATHER FogECAsr.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., March By r.
NJ Forecast for Saturday:
Virginla-Local showers toAo"eu ny
North Caroliaa-Local showers and
nartlv cloudy weather; southerly TO wes-
ferlx winds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-06

CINCINNATI. o.. March o-The pusine
c.eTnranv Jewellers. assigned this morn
in, Ia Iosaoh Wllby without preferences.
Assets are given az $4,000 The Liabilities
are not estimated. Dull trade Is gwen ds
mo cause OF the failure.