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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-02

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Kansas City Livestock Market.

Kansas City. Sept. 2.
CATTLE-Re ceipts. 5000. Market steady.
Native steers, $3.65J5.25: Texas steers. $3.15
d410; Texas cows, 81. 650I3-05; native cows
and heifers, $1d4.25: stockers and feeders,
SO. 1915; bulls. $2.S5@350.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-02

Cool and comfortable dining cars on
Santa Fe Route ara obtained by use Of
electric fans.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-02

Modocs and MarshalPs Band Garfield
park tonight. Admission 10 cents.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-02

Electric fans to keep you cool are new
and timely features Of Santa Fe Route
Ii
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Liverpool: Wheat q higher. corn un-

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Ranges of Prices on Stocks

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
No MORE MEDIATION.
DIPLOMATS AT LONDON ABANDON
HOPE OF EFFECTIVE ACTION.
SPAIN AID AUSTRIA lkSISTENT.
They Cling to the Dclusion That
There May still lie Compromise
That VIII Avert Wnr-They Make
England Tired.

LONDON. April 16.-The members OF
the diplomatic corps in this city have
now abandoned all hope OF enectual
mediation upon the part Of the Powers
between the United states and Spain.
The Spanish and Austrian ambassadors.
however. cling teuaciously to the delu-
sion that they will be able to arrange az
the last moment O compromise that viii
avert war They have haunted the BIZ
tish Foreigu ONCE for week past
calling daily. and occasionally oftener.
They arrived there eHrly this morning
and for a long time conferred with sir
Thomas n. Anderson. the permanent
Secretary of the Foreign Office. who APP
pears to be weary of their opportunities.
SO for as can be learned. the ambassa-
dors Of Spain ana Austria made no deli
mite proposition. although they believe
a scheme is stll possible 10y which spain
can be induced 20 offer real concessions,
which they think the United states
would accept, provided Great Britain can
be persuaded 20 unite with the Conti-
mental Powers in making further repre-
sentations TO the United States, and In
endeavoring 10 bring pressure to bear
upon Spain.
GREAT BRITAIN OUR FRIEND.
They realize that without Great Bri-
talu's cooperation nothing can be ac-
complished and 10 appears TO be most
doubtful that Great Britain viii partci-
pate i'm such concert. On the other
oand. il is certain Great Britain Will
maintain the policy which she has steadi-
lv adhered to-that Of refusing to take
any step which may be distastefui 70 the
United states.
MIR. Balfour the Acting Secretary OF
state for Foreign Affairs. remained IN
the country throughout the week. thus
escaping the foreign interviews. SIT
Thomas Anderson bearing the brunt OF
the pleadings. II Is understood he in
forms the ambassadors that he is not au-
thorized to pledge Great Britain 10 any
course. and that he can merely transmit
their request to Mr. BalfOur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
COLE TOURNAMENT AT LAKESIDE.
The sport Exceptionally Good ana
Euioyed by a. Large Crowd.

Golf was all the go yesterday. and the
fact that "A great crowd visited Lakeside
park to attend tho tournament OF the
Lakeside Club evidences how much In
terest is being taken in the new outdoor
fashionable pastime. Owing to the great
number OF players, the Green Committee
could not announce winners, and VIII not
until next Saturday afternoon
The change in the weather was All that
could be wished for. Yesterday was a
glorious golf-day. The committee IN
charge did noble work in putting the
links in perfect condition. and great satis-
faction resulted The players made the
best scores Of the season. some beautiful
plavs and very long drives being made.
Ii is impossible TO perfect golf links IN
n short while. Those In the old country
and I'm the North required years or hard
work 10 put them I'm their splendid con-
dition Lakeside club has. however made
wonderful progress and IS having much
success. The turf has been matted ana
rolled and the greens are now Ike the
top Of q ballard-table
The tournament yesterday was n grand
s,,ccess II surpassed all expectations
with brilliant plays and fashionable at
tendance. The links and clubhouse were
crowded from noon until atter sun
SET with the largest crowd that has
ever attended. including number OF
strangers. Mr. Nat. Goodwin and his
beautiful wife enjoyed the sport, and
both expressed themselves as having
been delightfully."- entertained. Mr. Good
win said Lakeside was the most beaut.
ful place he had ever visited.
In the tournament there was a large
Ft4 a.
| al noon. Il was impossible 20 finish be-
fore sunset. and then the Green Comm't-
tee could not ascertain the results in time
10 make announcements and award
prizes. II was. therefore. determined to
| make the announcement and award the
prizes next Saturday afternoon.
| II has been decided TO offer handsome
nrlzA for gentlemen who desire 10 compete
for same. all playing from scratch"
The grand final tournament for chai-
| lenge cups win take place May l4th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
AMERICAN CONSULATE ATTACKED.
Arms of United states Torn Down
and DRAGGED Along the street.

Arm. of United states Torn Down
and DRAGGED Along the street.
MALAGA. SPAIN. April l6.-Ihere was
81 serious disturbance here to-day i,-
,e,.nr in am attack upon the United
States consulate.
The demonstration BEGAN with the pa
r..iue of small crowds through the
,--..,s shouting patriotic cries. but a
4a, eventually gathered and attacked
tie United States consulate. stones We're
thrown. and one of the mob leaders pro-
cured a ladder tore down the shield
having upon it the arms Of the United
States and dragged IL along the street
ghe preroct was summoned. and he
addressed the people, begging them To
c.sqerse. which effort 20 some degree
restored order Afterwards the streets
Velo IuIoued by gcndamcs
AS this dispatch is sent the excite
ueat continues.
so CONsUI.S RECALLED.
WASHINGTON. April l6-It is under
stood that the disturbance at Malaga IS
ta continuance Of some disturbances
Which occurred there yesterday news Oh
which reached the state Department last
night This news was not surprising to
tie state Department. which was rather
expecting some such disturbances.
The United states consus In spain have
been told to yacate their posts IN case
tey considered themselves in any dan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

,,,g.,. "a ,..f,s ~.
,,t,,, ,',.'', '"g ", ~ ,'. NJ '" ~ -
him ~ causing "'' " ~ o'''
Dross,or ,,u o.,,. c...,,... o, .,,. ,,.,
sixtcenth roie IN ~" ' tn',,h s,'v rorn ,n. Shs
was winning easily when the boy let 20
OF her hoad. and the hlly went down.
with her rider under her. Her leg was
completely broken off. and she had 10
be killed directly in front Of the grand
stand. Starter "Curley' Brown put her
TO death with a single shot
Hcrmione and Ernest Wild viii not
likely be able to race again
First race-ouc mile lockwood Is 10 p
Won, Pop Dixon Is 10 ! and 90 ID second,
Royal Choice C. 90 - third. Time. 1.i7
Second race-four furlongs-Norma Tay-
lur a. Co D won Protect q 10 and 90 81
second. Flying Bird - 20 y third. Time,
81 -.
Thlrd racc-scven furlongs- Deerfoot
O5 TO ID won, Rover q 10 l and 10 j.
second. The Naulahka (2O 90 ID third.
Time 1871.
Fourth racc-four ana a half furlongs-
Shinfaue 90 TO - wor. Luna Is 20 q and
TO % second. Castue a so y third.
/ Time. .5l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
LEE AT WHITE HOUSE
HE HAS CONFERENCES ALSO WITH
ALGER AND NILES.
PROBABLE CONGRESSIONAL ACTION.
Belief That House VIII Concur ja
senate Recognition of Cuban Inde-
pendence-Lec Not Yet Measured
for His Generals Uatform.

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. April Is.-(Spe-
clal.)-General L0e. before leaving for
Richmond to-day to visit his family.
held conferences with President McKin-
ley, Secretary Algsr. and General Miles.
relative 10 the topography OF Cuba end
the landing OF American troops on the
island. Judge Day accompanied General
Lee to the white House. where a short
but important conference was held. 1t is
understood that General Lee Informed
the President and Secretary Alger that
the Insurgents were ready TO cooperate
with the forces OF America.
This Is significant and rather justines
the belief in some quarters tonight that
the House will concur in the Senate
amendment recognizing the Independence
Of the Cuban republican government.
This is substantially the original Fora
ker resolution. and il is boldly stated to-
night that the junior senator from OHIO
will control the Ohio delegation on this
question, and that the resolution gGaran-
teeing Independence viii recetye The sup
port Of a majority Of the Republicans In
the House. which. Of course. with the
Democrats, will carry the measure.
General Lee left the White House st
noon. When asked II there was any
truth In the statement that he mad been
made a brigadier-general, be replied.
with a smile: "Wtl, haven't been mea-
sured for my uniform yet" He was ask
cd what was discussed at the conference
with General Miles. Secretary Alger. and
the President He said: I'VE discussed
religion. politics. literature, and art
and with a knowing smile he bade the
crowd OF newspaper men which had sur
r..,r,.lnH him nnnl nnN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
ARRIVAL or MRS. DAVIS.
Here To Attend the tnNeiiinS-Stop-
ming nt the Jefferson,

Mrs Jefferson Davis arrived in Rlch-
mond last night on the 735 train from
New York 10 attend the ceremonies H.
cident 10 the unveiling of the window
in ST. PauPs church, which mas Deeh
erected TO the memory Of her husband
tba President Of the Confederacy. SHe
US accompanied by her granddaughter
Nc HAYES. and her niece, Miss Annie
Waller. and was driven 10 the Jefferson
Hotel. where she is the guest OF MI D.
James Grant. ,.a
The Memorial Committee sent hahu-
some bou0uet of American Beauty roses
ana Easter lilies, typfyinS the red anu
white of the Confederacy, ana Mrs.
Davis was visited by a large number OF
her friends during the evening.
Mr. Burton Harrison and Colonel Johh
NJ Morgan arrived on the same tram
with Mrs. Davis. The former VIII be
the guest Of Major stiles and the latter
OF Mrs. van Doren.
DR. Green. OF the United states navy
is I'm tha city. and will accompany Gene
ran Dabney Maury 10 st. Paufs TINS
morning.
The window has been erected under the
direction OF MI Frederick w. Narbur-
ton. Of the Tiffany Decorating and Art
| Company. who viii also attend the un-
yelling exercises. IL is concealed from
view by = curtain Of white linen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

commemorative Attorney In ms FlsNT,
and the case was accordingly eontihue'
% next Thursday morning.
In anticipation OF the serious si'Fy -
tance Of the case. and the Vaius Oh .i',0
In connection with the disposition oi -
Judge Witt called a special srand Juts
composed Of the same that served AT me
last terms. as follows J. r. Mosoy Vo,c-
mani. J. A. Morris q. Watt Taylor. W
r. Hancock. W. r. Lyons (coloredl. A!lv"
Talbot, George ScnOen. Thomas bo''-
ing, II. B. Lambert.
The jury prepared for business. ana az
journed pending the preliminary .,iao eA,'i',
nation. They will not be reassellDleu
until the case has been certihed 10 INC"
from the Police Court.
AN ARREST IN WASHINGTON.
\ telegram received here yesterday
from Washington announces that the
police of that city have in custody Geo. &c
Green (colored). on suspicion OF pelns
concerned in officer Austin's murder. ne
VAS found I'm a bOX-car. where ne hau
been locked IN by trainmen. Green Is
held on charge OF suspicion, awaiting oe-
velopments De admitted knowing us-
tails Of the murder
Captain Angle has been in communica-
ton with Major Moore, the Chiel OF
Police Of Washington. and the MAJOR
thinks he has the right man. captain
Angle. however. does not He IS conn
dent that the murderers are in the city
iafl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
PETERsBURG IRON-WORIKs Busy
Making Government ProicchieS-
Political and Religious Notes.


PETERSBURG, VA" Rprl 10 -''P'
cial)-The Petersburg Iron-Works' Com
paDv are working fun force Of hands
d.,. and risbt Gl1i,g the contract with
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'"' so'1' 'i''l'''' iO' ...,,i
projectIles. 1T Is expected mat "oIh wiz
be carried on all day sunday
FeV. Dr. >. N4Hiain Jo~'A' " ,,.
mond, will deliver the address al 'n'
mems mass-mcetiug at the young Men
Christian Association Sunday afternoon
The indications are that the HBht On
the Council ticket in the First Ward at
the May election viii Doe one Of the not
test in our history. The Democi'uc cam
didates are MessIs. W. >. McO'nce am"
II. G.. Jones. and the FepupIlcoh cail"'-
dates are MessIs. E.. D. "'''N j. "''D
Jesse M NrWcomp' MeNHIS. M'O'"''
and Goodwin aie members OF lHt pres
emf council ORGANIZATION for this fight
is already going on. TO has not yet oeen
developed. whether the Republicans VIII
uut up candidates I'm any other wards.
ST-NDAY-SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
,rbo annual meeting o. the Baptist sun
d.v-Sch0ol Association Will be held sun
s.v afternoon at the First Baptist
.lrrcb. Reports Will be submitted OH
Gers viii be elected and an address will
b. delivered bv Rev. Dr. Heuuiug Of
pf-,in.tou. IA. pr Fenuing will preach
,c Invitation. Sunday morning and eve
nina, .t th4 Second Baptist church
Ex-Governor William r.. Cameron, who
has been spending a. few days with his
remuv here. VIII leave tomorrow for
New York and other points on a business
trip.
colonel James ID. Brady arrived home
this morning direct from Washington.
he says that war between Spain and the
United States is inevitable.
The argument in the Collier divorce
suit was concluded to-day before Judge
Mullen sitting in chambers. The closing
argument was made by Mr.. Alex. Hamil-
ton for the plaintiff -Four lawyers have
spoken i'm the case. and the argument
continued through six days. The case IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
Name the Next One Virginia.

Mr. z Z Harrison. acting secretary Of
Tho Young Mems Business Association, has
received replies from Senators Daniel and
Martin and Congressman Lamb, saying
that they will use their eftorts 10 nave
al by the government named the
Virginia. SIR Harrison's letter sent to our
senators and Congressman March I'd,
was as follows:
In pursuance Of resolution adopted
Nan's business Association. at mestIng
/ am directed 10 request that you unite
tyirh us in our endeavOr 10 have the
next battleship purchased or constructed
5y our government named me NJ SSI+S,in, mn
v.ilI tlse All your influence that can pro-
n.riv be- applied 10 accomplish this end.
uouing that YOU can find time 10 give
is some assistance in this matter ana
thonkIug YOU in advance
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
DANCED WITH THE ITALIANS.
Officers of the Amerigo Ncspucct
Uonored In Alexandria.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. April lS-'spe-
cial)-The cotlllon given at McBurney
last night. in honor of the officers OF the
Italian warshlp Ameriso Vespucci. was
a most brilliant affair. The decorations
were very appropriate and effective. the
Italian and national cOlors predomlnatihs.
The hail was a Veritable bower OF palihs'
flowers, and gayly-cOlored flags ana bunt-
ing. ths uniforms of the visitors and the
handsome gowns Of the ladies rendering
the scene one OF great beauty. Alex
andriA. Washington, and Baltimore So
ciety was well represented, ana the army
and navy circles OF this city and the
capital were much in evidence.
Dr. Lewis Green led the german. and
AZ midnight a buffet supper was served.
The chaperons were Mrs. Algernon =.
Chs'taers. Mrs John +. Tackett. Mrs.
William B. SmoOt. Mrs. l.. h. Uhler. Mrs.
Montague. Mrs. Lee, Mrs. DaingerTield.
Mrs. Ansley. Mrs. George Uhler. Mrs.
Antony Smoot. Mrs. Kate Taylor. Mrs,
Ashby Mrs. Herbert, Mrs. l.. w Reid
Mrs. George Evans, Mrs. Carter Mrs.
NcCalla. Mrs. French. Mrs. Townsend.
Mrs. Dandridge. Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Dunn,
and Mrs. Davis. Dr. cochran and tho
governors Of the Alexandria German
club Captain Herbert Bryant. and
Messrs. George S. French and Julian 1.
Burke. comprised the committee IN
charge of the cotillon.
The Vespucci will sail from this port
an Tuesday next The officers Of the
shin have been the recipients Of many
social attentions since their arrival mere
a number OF entertainments, both pubic
and private having been given in their
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
CONFER As TO WAR.
Governor and His LIeutennnts In
Consultation Yesterday.

Adtutant-General Male. assistant-in-
spector-general, Colonel 10. Lane Stern.
and one or two members OF the Govern
ors staff were In consultation with his
Excellency for some time yesterday, and
while the Governor declined TO give
out anything concerning the conference
for publication IT was the general BELIEF
that the officers were In conference with
him concerning the disposition Of Virginia
troops In event Of war which the Gov
ernor. since his visit TO Washington, feels
IS inevitable
The Governor was asked II the confer
ence was the result OF any c0mmunica-
ton he had received from the authorities
az Washington, but he significantly de-
clined 10 answer that question either in
the affirmative or the negative The pre-
sumption is that such a communication
has been received by him. and the belief
obtains that a mobilization of the Nir-
ginia troops at no very distant day Is
contemplated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
That white Temple.

lust a few ordinary sinners were the
alI.s.s of Justice John yesterday nom
ing. ,, ,,.t.b e,o,l.
i,l5.a case of chemical weights, valued ai
UE from Dr. Henry Froehlne' ana was
,-iven ninety days TO board at Hotel de
Epps. l,...,.. ,r,.le, CHARGED
min beiug "A suspicious character was
Tbomas Coleman was before the throne
an tho charge OF beating hi" VIE, ANNE
Coleman. lie was taxed SlO ana lHS Gus ~, p,
Tbare was "a very respectable me ol
drnnlts also. but respectable only so idI
es fbe length of the line was concerned