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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
ONSLAUGHT ON TRUSTS
Said to Have Produced Startling Results at
Chauute. Kansas

Chauute. Kansas
Chanute, Kan, Nov A judicial in
quiry begun here in the state district
court under the Farrelly antitrust law
resulted today in placing the Kansas
Wholesale Grocers' association in an en-
barra.sing position. Its officers have
maintained all along that the ass0cia-
ton was in no sense a trust. a feature
OF the inquiry was the bringing into
court nearly score of travelling sales
men who were examined individually as
TO the charscter of the association.
Nearly all denied the existence Of
trust, but upon their being compelled to
submit their correspondence TO the court
it was clearly demonstrated that the as
ISOLATION fixed prices for the sale OF Sd
gar, tobacco, soap, yeast, I've and other
staples, and when closely questioned
several Of the witnesses admitted that
the cutting Of these prices would mean
the loss OF their positions.
Assistant Attorney General Smelling
conducted the inquiry and attorneys
who were present on behalf OF the as
ISOLATION were not permitted 10 question
the witnesses. AS a result OF the reveal
tons Attorney General Boyle viii pro-
coed against the officers Of the Kansas
Wholesale Grocers' association, by
means of injunction for dissolution Of
the so-called trust
w. n. Todd of Leavenworth is presi-
dent of the association.
This proceeding is bat the first of a
number planned by the Populist state
administration against trusts operating
in Kansas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
PRINCE or WALES SUED
Case Is Very Promptly Thrown Out of
Court BY the Judge.


Court By the Judge.
London, Nov. 4-There was an extra
ordinary case heard before the lord may
or's court today. when man named
Hinde sued the Prince of Wales 10 recov-
er $4,000 alleged TO have been wrong
fully paid ham by the late Under-sheriff
Croll, who was the liquidator of the
United Kingdoms Electric Telegraph
company. The plaintiff alleged that the
money belonged to a certain Mr.. Allen,
to whose estate ne was the assignee.
Hinde further claimed the sum cf $780,
600 from Lord Suffolk, alleging that the
latter had suborned Croll to commit per-
jury before Lord Bramwell. at the trial,
in 1877, in connection with the Iiquids-
ton.
Sir George Lewis, in behalf of the
Prince of Wales and the Earl Of Suffolk.
asked that the proceedings be quashed
on the ground that the allegations were
nothing more than a frivolous tissue OF
nonsense and ne submitted an affidavit
10 that effect.
The plaintiff then addressed the court.
declaring that he had been told that the
Prince Of Wales received the money re-
ferred 20, and then proceeded 10 charge
Lord BramwefI with defrauding Aliens
widow out Of $4,000 in order 20 obtain
promotion and a peerage.
The plaintiff was here stopped By the
court with the warning 70 speak respect
fully OF judges. Finally the court stop
ped the case and dismissed the action.
which was described as being IAN abuse
OF the nr0csSs ~ he court"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
BIMErALLI.M IN ISSUE
In . Parliamentary Bye-EIsction Ia Ian.
e-.sbtrs, England.

Lrnion. Nov. IA parliamentary bye
elsction was red today n TIE Middleton
division OF sourheas; Lancashire n RI
% Thomas Fielisn. Conservative who
secured ne sea- az the last general cleo
ton by majority % ss5.
The resgl, % ,oday's polling Is ne vic
tory @: the Liberal and Radical candi-
date. Alderman D1ckxort1. b. rnaj1--
i-y % 500 over the Union.si and CouseTv-
alive candidate william MscaeH
Mr.. Mitchell ?. member q ne frn
- Mitches Bros. f-it and wool ne
Giants. and s locally weH Aked. but Mr.
Duekxo-ta = not lass popular o. Pereoa-
al grounds
TIE b3EnetaI,fst quests played : con-
siderable part n the contest Nc part
% Ian asaire s nor. sr5sn.iy asre-al-
Nx tasn ne soa:h-sss. TIE Fesuxss o,
ele government - take any definite SEP
- nee; ne proposals ~ re AFrer6-za
sa3 French g o-s-Ernsnts rss used azslne;
Afr MitchesL s.th Sozs az. az ~ =1sS,-
lnSs D. expressed himself a. strongly y
tzor Il bIrs@szilis-a k51 5tvaaceS t6s
o2insoE tha+ ne prevailing cy35l;io1 =
ne cotton t-x2e = largely ds~ - re g.
y-ecizsscs q silver. z5icsl. ~ sad. haG
Handicapped Lancashire trade = re ex-
ter. = - pe- ce1t
I- Mitchell sYoze5 himself ;af-k-
szt-1E.1 supporter O. tie government
AZ Dsckzoscn pro1lai-z=d himself .
tao-Oaxa-soiax L45ers;. E9,a tie ex-so-
,soa % 5sfa< 1az5Ie - z5oQt ~ I1oessI
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
TO UNITE THE sTOCKMEN
Denver Chamber OF Commerce Proposes q
Big Organization,

Denver, Nov. At has been decided
by the members OF the chamber of COM
merce Of this city 10 arrange for annual
meetings of all the prominent cattle
men IN tnis country beginning with
January, 1895, and g convention will be
called at that time. The purpose Of
these conventions is 10 discuss catle
sheep and hog interests and perhaps
steps viii be taken TO unite to protect
the interests Of stock raisers. 1t is
proposed not only 70 induce every sock
man % any importance in the United
States to come 70 Denver 70 attend the
frs: convention. but also 10 bring Sec
rotary OF Agriculture Wilson and mis-
predecessor AT Washington.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
NER YORK NEAR COMPLETE
Democratic Plurality on Judge. Together
With Some Gossip.

Democratic Plurality on Judge, Tos ether
With Some Gossip.
New York. Nov. 4-Complete returns
from all the counties in the state except
Cattaraugus. Greene, Steuoen and Yates.
show a plurality for Alton B. Parker,
Democratic candidate for chief judge Of
the court OF appeals, Of 56,o5s. The final
returns viii reduce this plurality. Judge
Parker's plurality IN Greater New York
Is 49, Ss.
Complete returns from the Nineteenth
and Twenty-first districts OF New York
county. heretofore doubtful. elect WE'LL
and Murray, Democrats. The assembly
now stands: Republicans 70; Democrats
So; Citizens Union 2; doubtful g.
The executive committee of the Citi-
zens Union which met tonight, proposes
TO institute series Of prosecutions
against violators Of the election laws.
The committeeman Say that they are in
possession of evidence of fraud practiced
in this city on election day. II is also
claimed that the frauds were of such a
gigantic nature as to affect the official re-
turns ITO a marked extent. Chairma n
INSS hoIuS says sp1iicUous VIM 50 " Piis-
on before the Investigations are COM
pleted.
Syracuse. Y. Y. Nov. Miss Arie S,
Huntington, Democrat, daughter of the
Right Reverend Frederick D. Hunting
ton. Episcopal bishop OF central New
York. isas been elected school commits
sioner for two years, leading the ticket
ii her class. She is leader in several
charitable enterprises and is a woman
suffragist. She is the first woman 10
hold elective office in Syracuse.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
UNION PASIFIC MONEY
stuch Arrangements Made as VIII Not Dis
iurb the Money Market

iurb the Money Market
Washington, Nov. Assistant Secre-
tary Nanderiip mas returned from a brief
vist; 20 New York where he arranged FOR
the transfer by The reorganization COM
mittee Of the governments share Of The
purchase price OF the Union Pacific rail-
road. Several Of the prominent New
York City banks have made application
for the deposit with them 81 such
amounts Of the purchase money as the
treasury department may deem necss-
sary, in order that there may be no dis
turbance Of the money market in conss-
quence Of the reorganization committees
heavy Withdrawals The National CITY
bank will accept $i5. oe0. 900: the Chase Ma
tional. $2,eao, 600; the Hanover National
s2,0eo. 900: the National Bank of the Re
public sso0oo0 and the American Fx-
change National and the Ssahos-i Ma
tioual 100000 each. making a total Of
$50, GOO Other banks vii furnish rna
required indemnity bonds should il be
deemed necessary. The fac. however
that the reorganization committee has
decided 10 make its payments according
70 the OATS fixetd o. teeIaoine,aoinnnnp
70 the dates fixed by the eouYt instead %
paying the whole amount at once viii re-
heve the situation very materially.
According 10 the treasury caicula lions.
the exact amount OF the governments
share of ehe purchase money Is SIS. 44S.-
223. OF this amount s23. 2S6.5ls is princi-
Pal outstanding; $50, Isl interest due
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
IN WASHINGTON AGAIN
Mckinley Goes Right tn Work Again Upon
Reaching the White House.

Washington, Nov. 4-The president
and Mrs. Mckinley returned to Wash
ington today arriving at 8 O'Clock. The
president Immediately resumed his
work at the White House.
Nicholas. bishop OF Alaska and the
Aleutian Islands. who has just arrived
in Washington from San Francisco, was
among the callers on President McKin-
ley today. He was accompanied by Mr..
De valiant, charge d affaires OF the
Russian legation, and presented a strik-
ing appearance, clad in full canonical
robes Of royal purple velvet with high
head dress and flowing black veil with
mis- broad chest fairly covered with dia-
monds. pearls and other precious stones
OF great value The bishop is the only
official representative Of the Russian
Greek church in the territory Of the
United States and he attracted much
attention as ne visited the various ex-
ecutive departments TO pay his respects
10 the cabinet officers.
The Office seekers were not in evidence
a, the White House today and the few
who callei the announcement was made
that the president could see no one.
Postmaster General Gary was with the
president for some time. \ Idle later
Secretary Sherman came over from the
STATE department he had s oefnor
state department. He had some foreign
papers TO present and also talked over
the result OF the election. Attorney
General McKenna conferred with the
president as 70 appointments under the
department OF justice.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
EARTHQUAKE IN THE ROCKIES
Helene and Other Mountain Towns Report
shaking Up.

Helena. Mont. Nov. AT rs shls
morning q sigh; earthquake ssock ras
felt aera rocking buildings II vas o.
seven seconds 5urstSon bui Is JET 10
damage Is known - have D., cscse1
By u 90
TIE shock xas zsro fel, II Butte s1a
AnSSonjs- Many people Ee-e snakez
out II bed. chinneys fell .at plate glass
was broken
Saic Lake. Ctah Nov. "A s2e-lzl 20
TIE Tribune from PoczI>Ilo. Idaho. says.
At 3-eS tbs morning a severe sock %
earthquake vas fei: &c entire t-ssence
from Silver Bow % NoniSs. Mort. and
a. : o'clock se-ozd shock vas 5e7cs1tl-
be -; not e. severe A. Divide. Mont
rose. Ref Rock- Lima ard Hsnida. tae
windows rs:rled. 6Lsaes Eel 20 he rco-.
flower pots sere tA-oEa FROM raes-
sands lamp chsn1eys and otAar g.s.@-
ware suffered tes-8c:so1- esoczs sSo72ei
and o1il 4-1zs Ser made . sway ard
crack At Dt.s11 >SPe-s3Ly vas zee
as--->t S7ocs TIE -zl1 re-e c-s-ks1
s-s - aisz--- fssl f-7-I ths csf:Iz-1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
THANKED BY rHE k,IPEKoR
Vice Presidents of the Lower House OF the
Resehsrath Com piimeated

Vienna Nov. 4-Emper0r Francis Jo-
seph today received in audience Heren
Abrahamoviecs and Kranlarez. the vice
presidents OF the lower house 81 the
reichrath and expressed TO them his
satisfaction at ire perseverance,. calm
ness and firmness with which they had
conducted the recent difficult debates IN
the house.
When the lower house OF the reiehs-
rath re-assembIed today the acting pres
itent. Herr AbTansm0vicz. decisrei
that the chair would not yieid TO iutiTn-
idstion and that he proposed 70 resist
any attempts q violate the stsndisg
orders. thus protecting the interests %
the state and constitution.
This statement vas the signal foT uP-
roar ard disorder upon the part o. the
Leftists.
The Neue Freis Presse today said that
in the event OF the members % the
loNa- house behaving IN a dizorderfy
manner this evening the government
would Immediately P-orcgue Il. The ar
dele says. "AH hope mas been aoan-
d,ned NJ the reichs-ata approving ne
proI5ngation OF the AGstro-Hungsrlan
compact"
Amid Increasing confusion the Left!sis
continued % oppose the discussion o.
the bill FOR proloaElng Tor a yesr he Aus
to Hungarian c0mpr1m.ss. although h.
house had adopted . resolution 20 d.
ba.e T.. D.. L1ezsr. burg Tns-sie- % W
emma. whom Herr A3ra1s 11pylcz hsf IN
ystai u speak. was unable u make aim
SEE 5.ard The Lef;iEts annually enter
ed the presidents tribunal AMI -efusea
- bulge. Dr. Logger displayed pls-
card i7s--F1el. 4 claim me TCh- -
s3ssk'' THIS 1ss greeted oy - i1c ess~
81 turnlt. Two Left4~t- r7se and oesen
20 s5eak zsrailtaneouslY. Her- Ahrafl r.
w -srg the bel repeatedly and ctls-i
-7e-,, - order. or they refused % sseE'Hi
TIE confusion naA u1x b~-1ne - =
Ian and Her Abrshnnn5vicz aors9ly 7
slxpenIed tss s.taug b. leaving ne
char
Waen me sitting VS. resumed. ;1s - +
-as- wss renewed Waen y. LS~Eef !
made q frs-1 attempt e sD-sh. ~:
v-7-T. q rae sc1pyoere- Fr1Tf1. s~ssH
re.T'nz sloss from 4 nsEspkpeT. T-e
0,Bosition .srsses GFTcs-y a5sssed ss.l
T-cer asz Drsl LS - .3snssr1sS to-
ssrc~ss-s- g-vJp as r9xzk o. Ssrss-
Boys"
Tn -st.inr sss szsss SUSPENDED. sn3
80 s-sln res1zse3- -. r ~ss i-n2oas.-
sss ~ ~. Lager - gss . e@sysuE- a.
&c - tTs evening ~ L. iets wTse
slo3zinZ. bei -Tsnv ar rss-inx neEsD--
p~r z-flc.~- 80 tae toy q logir .Eng-.
To II -cssr zas tss-a -zs,-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
YELLOW FEvER SITUATION
Not Improvin= 90 Fast . che Cesd wesi1
seem to Have fs.

New Orleans, Nov. 4-The yellow ~
yer situsuon has not inproved GAp4
yesterday. and the untavor.o,s turn oe
affairs. following IN the wake of TIE
cold wave and the Light frost. IL vGy
Disappointing TO DR.. OhpnAnt. pr,sdsn1
Ok the BOARD OF health. He rciterassA
however. that the effects Of oss oaa
snap VIII become apparent IN q Few
DAYS. The record sAoes that t5s num-
Der OF fatalities ~ heavier than thai OF
yesterday and there IN no set Up N the
new cases there being forty. and seven
deaths 1888:
DR.. liphant issued an rider tonirht
RAJ ping tae qgsrantins against al Doins0
except that passengers Owning - Esw
OrlVaas from Mobile. Montgomery AMI
coast points Nsll &c required 20 hare
neslta csrt.hcates tIon the Jocai health
officers showing tsat for ten days tss~rs
has been NJ yellow fever in the sDgsss
m waica they nave resided Tae fsrni-
eating ~ al osgzag- wtii Re oostinusA
Montgomery. Ala. Nov. A-The gov
efnor issued a PROCLAMATION today rae
,us the state yellow fever anarantins
~ Gar a. Il applies % ell r>4nts north
- Montgomery. The mayor OF Birnln k-
hsm today raised the qu4-sntins
agains' al points. thers having Sssn
several heavy fr1ssSs tsere. n Mont
g9nsery taore were no rev cases tolay.
and one death. n II NoEirpy
A. Mobile trere xe-s eleven res
cases an. 11s death. Os-sian Huxzlns.
~ Selma there Nas . heavy f7ost
t1ts r4O-ntag AL ice foxrssd "a naAay
places
Memphis r m Nov. f--R 1tu, su9x-
den died here .o9ay of ysiiox fever.
T1--a ssrs tlTve Hsx ass
Iacks1n. Mss. NV. f-So dsatas
f-1rn yellys fever acre :s79r.@i n Mfs-
rpD fo1sy. %sw casss SeTe repaired
as f1.1zT Biioxl. s. By s. Lsplz. Q:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
FIGHT TO BE BITTER
Continued from First Pase.)

several OF the counties is so close that
it is impossible to tell at present which
side has won. and believe a recount
viii be demanded in Montgomery coun-
t. by the Democrats. who claim that
they have elected at Least one, and pos
sibly two, members OF the house, while
the Republicans claim that they have
elected all three. A recount may also
be demanded in Talbot and In Carroll
counties TO determine the result with
certainty. Al any rate. We have not
given up our expectation Of controlling
the house. whether We nave 4 majority
on joint ballot or not.
The Democratic candidates who have
been defeated in the close counties have
been. in many instances, noted as anti
GoTmsn men, while in the same counties
the German men have been elected. In
one or Two instances which could spe-
city these men were cut simply because
they were not believed to be German
men, This shows that the anti-Gornaan
cry did not hurt the Democrats in the
counties where the senator has always
had his stronghold. To a large extent l
am more convinced that ever, by the re-
suit OF this election, that the anti-Gor-
man sentiment is almost entirely con-
fined to the city OF Baltimore. and that
the Democrats OF the counties are meas
ureabiy free from il. In my opinion.
even If 1t should turn out thar the sena-
tor is defeated. he is stronger today in
the country districts Of the state than
he ever was"
Among those most prominently men,
TONED as the probable successor to Sem
alto. German are Alexander Shaw. FORM
81 Congressman John v. L. Findlay.
Postmaster General Gary and Congress-
man Sydney E. Mudd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
MAILS IN AMERICAN SHIPS rs
To BE Carried by This American Adm inis-
tratfon Wherever Possible.

Washington. Nov. 4-The postoffice
6epal tment shortly will advertise for
proposals for ocean mail service De
tween this country and Jamaica. The
service, for the first time Will have 70
he performed in American SHIPS. POST
master General Gary ana Assistant
Postmaster General ShallelbeCger De-
lieve this policy should be adopted
wherever possible. The mails Of Jamaica
will be dispatched from the ports OF
Boston semiweekly from March 70 Oc-
tober; and Philadelphia weekly from
October 70 March, the change being due
Il winter hsrbor conditions in Boston.
The advertisement for propossis Will be
issued within week and run three
months and tie contrsct viii 5egin
shortly after the expiration % that Pc
Rod
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05

we'll founded. Now the Pops claim that
the place to put the silverite bosses
where they will de the least harm is out
tide the breastworks, and fight will be
made with that end in view. If they
succeed in getting Turner'S scalp, then
they Will turn their batteries on McNall,
and follow this up by attacking Little
and Smelling. They declare that If Leedy
insists on keeping these fellows after be-
Ing urged to let them out, fight will be
inaugurated to prevent MS denomination
for governor
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
RIANCO'S TACTICS

Havana Nov. f.-DF. Jose Conyosto.
the new secretary general OF Cuba. took
possession ot the Offices OF me secretary
this evening.
Marshal Bianco will soon issue an
eiic: extending the zone % cultivation
and allowing the reSonce3trz5os 70
leave the towns and o1Ae- points % con
cent-stion and 60 back 70 the farms and
plantations. subject 10 what ara off ial-
" described as prudent limitations"
Madrid. Nov "A dispatch from
Havana says nat Marsha Blanco viii
sign tomorrow circulars prepared BY MS
s.af prescribing the measures - be
taken FOR the protection Of estates in
the EXTENDED zones q cultivation ana
for rendering assistance 20 suffering
asSeSSitous inhabitants. The circulars
wi. authorize freedom % ssie g. czc.le
and ne re-caltivstion CT coffee. co>sA
ani sugar. sn5 VIII ProviSe Co. TIRE safe
trznspo-: o produce. win a view %
pscifying the county.
TIE Cs-lfs,s TO-DAY celebrated re 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
JUST HALF A MILLIoNAIRE
According to the Inventory Flied of Allen
Grerory's Estate

Chicago, Nov. Am inventory q the
estate OF The laoe Allen Gregory Of stock
yards fame WAS filed n the PROBATE
court today. This estate was the sub
ject % much sensational litigation last
week in sae PROBATE couT,. ending II
Judge Kohlsaat declaring Martha ely
Aourn. who was for forty years en-
gagged 10 Gregory. the legal widow o:
the ieceas ei
The estate, as shown by the inventory.
IS worth about $500. geo. OF this 1885,. so
Is IN personal property ana TIE balance
in real estate
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
FRENCH EvACUATE sAKI
On the Approach of a British Expedition
Toward That Post.

Lagos, West Coast OF Africa. Nov. A.
The French forces have evacuated Sakl.
one OF the posts in the Lagos Hinter-
land which vas occupied oy SAeir troops.
IN c0nIavention. il is claimed here. OF
the Angio-French agreement OF 1883. 50
soon as it was announced that a French
expedition had occupied Saki. Governor
MeCallun. tire British official under
whose jurisdiction the place is situated.
de>ps tened g force OF British ;roops
from Lagos - Saki. On the arrival %
the British torcA near Saki the Freacl
troops retired
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
FRISCO IN KAN SAS CITY
Sale of the Blair Line TO That Company Is
Reported.

New York, Nov. 4-The sale OF the
Kansas City, Osoeola and Southern rail
road, known as the Blair line, because
controlled by Blair & Co. Of this city,
WAS reported today. The purchasers, 1t
Is said. are the directors of the 81. Louis
and San Francisco railroad, who met
here today and arranged for the trans
fer.
Blair & Co. declined to discuss the re-
ported sale, and J. Kennedy Todd, a di-
rector of the st. Louis and San Francisco
road. also had nothing to say about the
matter.
1t Is known that President Daniel B.
Robinson of the st. Louis and San Fran
cisco road was in the city today His Of
flee is in the banking house of ]. & w.
Seligman &, Co.
The report OF the sale is generally
credited in railroad circles.
The road runs from Kansas City to
Osceola, distance Of twelve miles. By
means Of a spur, the ST. Louis and San
Francisco line will be able to connect
with Kansas CITY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
KANSAS PACIFIC SALE
Postponement Until December 16 An
nounced bY Master Cnruish

Topeka, Kan, Nov. 4.-The sale OF the
Kansas Pacific branch OF the Union Pa
clfic railway under the government fore
closure, set for today in this city, was
postponed until Thursday, December 16
William D. Cornish Of st. Paul, special
master, was present and at II o'clock
appeared at the depot OF the Union Pa
cific. There were no bidders present and
none expected Mr.. Cornish, as antici-
pated, simply and formally announced
that under the authority of the court
ne Adjourned the sale
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-05
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