The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-02
TELEGRAPHIc BRiEFLETS,


Bretagne which arriver from France yes
terday. brought 100000 in gold in transit /
10 Cuba.
New Haven. Conn. Jan. s1--None Of |
the boating authorities at Yale have heard /
of possible overtures from Wisconsin for /
race next spring.
Paris, Jan. 31.-The chamber of deputies !
today adopted the bill providing for the
demolition of the Paris Notifications be-
tween Point Du Jour and Pantin.
Berne. Jan. 31.-The village Of Randogne |
in the canton of Valais. has been burned
TO the ground a woman and two children
persisted in the flames. The disaster has
caused great distress
Washington, Jan. 31.-The comptroller
of the currency has declared dividend
of > pei. cent in favor Of the creditors Of
the insolvent Northwestern National
bank of Great Falls. Mont
Nashville. Tenn. Jan. 31.-The Demo
cratic legislative caucus took seventeen
ballote tonight in their efforts to agree
upon candidate for United States sena-
tor There was no material change
Mexico City. Max, Jan. 31.-El Mundo
newspaper announces that the gold pro-
duction of Mexico for the last year was
Sc. sol. SIG. a gain OF more than SS0e,cJ0 over
1869 and of more than 100000 over 1890
New York. Jan 31-Two hundred and
fifty shoemakers went on strike today in
the shops Of Thomas & Co, Brooklyn
for an advance in wages Of three cents
| per case of shoes. There are seventy-tWo
! pairs in a case.
Kansas City. Mo. Jan. 31.-Mr. William
| NJ. Phillips, who has been telegraph editor
! of The Star for six years, has resigned
| and left for Denver where he will at
| once take editorial charge of the Repub-
lican of that city as editor.
! Vienna. Jan 31-A hurricane ragged here
last night and has continued toIay. doing
great damage 10 property. tearing off
roofs and blowing in windows. 1t has
been dangerous to venture on the streets
and there have been many accidents.
New York. Jan. 31.-E. J. Radcliffe was
| again arraigned before Recorder GoH IN
! general sessions today 10 plead TO the
charge Of perjury. His counsel was not
ready to go on with the case and Re
corder Golf granted postponement.
Salt Lake, Utah, Jan. 2I.-Tne wholesale
and retail hardware house of George NJ.
Scott & Co. one of the largest and oldest
hardware houses in the inter-moui-tain
country, made an assignment today No
statement has been made of the assets
and liabilities.
Washington, Jan. 31.-Tonight President
Dole and his party occupied moxes at the
Lafayette Square theater TO witness the
performance of John Drew and his com
pany in "A Marriage of Convenience
The entire audience was an unusually
brilliant one. including also ex-President
and Mrs. Harrison.
, New York, Jan. 31.-Dr. Mary Wood Al
= len of Ann Arbor, Mich. for some years
, superintendent of the Purity work in th'
4 National w c. T. L., has been chosen
$ by the general officers as successor to Mrs
E Josephine Butler in the department o
work for the promotion of social purity
0 in the worlds W. c. T. Z.
4 washington. Jan Ex-senator Vest from
= the senate committee on public health
today made report upon the bill provid
ing for the creation of a department o
public health The report is adverse I
p the proposition and it recommends as
: substitute the bill for the enlargement o
T the powers of the marine hospital Ser
p. vice.
: Berlin. Jan S1-The Post says it learn
from Russian sources of the discovery q
. a conspiracy at Teheran, Persia, to nun
/ der the Shah. and to install a younge
# brother at the palace. Mouzaffer Ed Dir
h.. Cf
brothers Of whom the eldest is Massou
= Mira, born IN 1850, and the second
g Kamran Mira. born in 1896.
n Washington. Jan. 31-The President an
e Mrs Mckinley were entertained al Dime
lie tonight by Secretary of the Treasury an
l. Mrs. Gage The entire cabinet was pres
ent. with the exception of Secretary a
- ger. The other guests were Justice an
IS Mrs. McKenna, Miss Lucy Page of Ne
N York and Senator Hanna. The decor;
10 tons were the most elaborate Of the o
s fetal season.
y Lima. Peru. Jan. 31-Chile, 1t is repor
" ed here. is sending Senior Auguste vi
10 Ianueva on a confidential mission 10 Pre-
N ident Pieroja. Senior Nillanueva is a ma
I'd OF ability and held in high esteem
t Chile. He was formerly the head OF q
d Chilean customs. but Of late has be-
% president Of one Of the principal nation
banks. Vive President Billinghurst
Peru. has been cordially received at Sa
1e tiago De Chile.
New York. Jan. 31.-A general COME
- ence of Mormons will be held in Brook!
w next Sunday afternoon and evening. I
- work of the Latter Day Saints In I
IA middle and eastern states as far south
III Virginia is controlled by the Brook
- mission. The purpose of the conteren
aS * 10 strengthen the Mormon faith
"a this locality. where at one time hourls
O ing church existed. \ number q not
- leaders viii speak. including 'ohGFe'
= man King Of Utah and Apostles Cow
and Lyman OF Utah.
Rome. Jan. S1.-The minister for forei
affairs. the Marquis Visconti Nenosta,
p,viuS TO the question OF deputy. a
uouncad. amid great applause, that
was was able 20 affirm in the most paSiii
manner that neither the Italian militia
arrache 81 Paris nor any other ltali
agent has ever had direct OF indirect
latious with Alfred Dreyfus- the form
csp-ain % French artillery. whose allies
unjust court-rnartial and sentence L"
Is urisoumenr for life have caused so mu
h. / agitation IN France.
d. s.. Paul. MINI. Jan 2I.-The s. =
g Globe has changed hands and the pa
= came into possession of its new OWE
all George ?. spinney. today The p17.is;
rs. announcement that Mr.. SpiuHey IS 81