The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-04

Political Prlsoaers Just Because Said
Governmens Feels Coed. Mr. HaifouE
Dssies That Those Alluded 70 Come
Under That Ciasinc.tioa We,ooss
won't Talk Mach-Forelsn NewA
London. June ain the house OF CON-
mons today. ". Dillon. chairman OF the
Irish parliamentary party. asked /: the
government proposed 10 follow the ex-
ample OF al civilized nations. upon &C
cas:ons OF grea. national retoicinss. ami
gran, amnesty 20 the Irish ;reasoa-tel-
oly prisoners. Mr.. Balfour. for he gov
eminent. denied the revelancy OF the
question. and declared that ;hs2 riSoners
alluded 20. in he view % the house. did
not belong 70 the classification OF poli;-
ical prisoners.
TO BE LORD MAYOR. REDMOND
Dublin, June al, Is reported that the
aldermen OF Dublin, At their coming
meeting. VIII elsc. Mr.. John Redmond.
the Pa-nelli,e leader and member Of
for Waterford C.;y. 70 the
office OF lord mayor Of Dublin.
KING OF SIAM IN ROME.
Rome. June 3-The king Of siam.
/, arrived here today
He was received a; he railroad station
by King Humbert and The crown prince
OF Italy a guard OF honor was drawn
up al the depot, which vas surrounded
by crowds Of people. The Siamese mon
arch was driven 20 The Quirinai. where.
as the kings guest. he was received by
Queen Marguerite and the crown prin-
cess Chulalonskorn I viii proceed 10
the Grand Hotel tomorrow. and from
there he will pay a visit TO the pope
woLCOTT RETICENT.
Paris, June s.-Seaator wolcot; Of Col
orado. member 81 the United States
monetary commission. speaking today OF
the interview which he and his fellow
had With President
Faure. said 70 = reporter OF the Associsi-
Cd Press:
Our interview yesterday was oc the
most cordial nature. I: lasted nearly an
hour and the conversation deal; exclu-
siveiy with The question which brought
Us as ENJOYS 10 France. am unable a;
present to divuige the details OF our con-
FRENCH RETALIATION.
Paris. June 3.-In the chamber Of dep
uties today Baron des Rotours. Protec-
TOMS. deputy. representing the Fourth
distric. OF Ellie. submitted a motion %
raise the duties on American products
Il ne United States fixes prohibiiive du-
ties on French products
OLEO AND EMIGRATION.
Berlin, May 3-The Bundesra,h to
day agreed 70 the oleomsrgarine and
emigration bills as they were passed by
the reichstsg.
IN THE vOLKSRAAD.
Pretoria. June 3.-The Volksraai has
appointed commission 20 revis9 the
Grondwa. or fundamental law Of Feb
ruary -. 1888. especially in regard 20
the position OF the high cour, OF the
South American Republic.
An epidemic in Sokunkunis Is killing
hundreds OF natives
FOR THE QUEENS NAvEE.
Cape Town. June 3.-The legislative
assembly has unanimously Adopted a
70 contribute towards the main
.enance cf the imperial navy.
DYNAMITERS AT BUDA PEST.
London. Jure 4-The Vieuna CORES
pol3ent OF the Daily Telegraph says:
Great excitement has been caused here
~ sIa a.. ~ a -,,--ba- - Ir..-.s.-.
axits,ors. al Buds Pest. VINO.
by scandslous scenes and cutrages sue
cesded in driving from the new comedy
.heater there company from the Burg
-heatsr Of Vienna The egitztors laid
dynamite cartridges around the tnea,er
and exploded them. One person vas kill
ed and another seriously injured
DARK HINTS FROM JAPAN.
San Francisco. June 3.-The steamship
Ma-iposa arrived from Sidney. via Hon.
,iulu. this morning with advices from
ne Hawaiian capital supplemental 20
.hoss brought by n. steamship Peru on
Monday last May -. the day the Peru
eft the island, the government announc-
d that its answer 70 Jspsn's demands
had been sent D the japanese minis
.e-.
Minister Shinamura Is not a, all sat
SIZED with the reply made b. ire Hs-
xaiian foreign office. In an in;sryie ~
upon the subject. ne said:
Il do aot consider wat ! hsve re-
,eived % b Al answer ID my request
'or particulars. 50 I viii make another
at;emp: % secur. one. Japan asks noth-
ng unreasonable She wants justice
md tairness-n0taing else II she can
not e: .:-xeiL Ifo noi know what Eiii
blow. The action % The Hawaiian gov
eminent IN refusing landing 70 people
who. Japan believed. after investigation
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reA.y. Now ! have asked Tor a. az
'lznztio1. fo- ne reasons To- tbs xuv-
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