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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-03
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PEACE PROSPECTS BLlGHTEO
street Car ;ConIpan es and Employees
Can't Sseg Together.

st. Louis June 2.-DevelopTnen today
in the great street car strike situation
caused hope to bound high in the pub
lie breast and in many quarters conf
dence was expressed that the curtain was
about TO be rung down on the prolonged
struggle between capital and labor. But
just as the shades OF night were falling
the word was passed around that the cit
liens committee which had labored 50
zeaiously to bring about that an AMIGA
BILE adjustment of affairs had failed to
consummate it's object and again hope
gave way to bitter disappointment
Early in the day the citizens commit
tee submitted a proposition for settle
ment Of the strike to Edward Whitaker,
president of the Transit company, and to
Ex-Governor William Stone, attorney
for the Railway Mems union. the salient
point of which is that the railway COM
pany shall agree to restore to its employ
ment not less than 1000 Of its former en-
ployes Immediately and not less than 500
additional of them within ninety days
after the proposition is accepted. The
proposition further provided that as soon
as the first thousand men have been pro-
vided for the company shan re-emp,oy
a smany more Of its former employees as
there shall be places for, either by reason
Of vacancies that shall occur, or the fu-
ture extension of the company's bust
ness. This proposition met with the en-
tire appreciation Of =. Whitaker ard he
approved it forthwith. Governor Stone
called the members Of the strikers griev-
ance committee together and they went
inf
osition. The conference was a lengthy
one, continuing until o'clock this even
ing. Until the adjournment none Of the
members Of the grievance committee
would divulge what had transpired.
At the conclusion Of the difference, Mr..
Stone stated that the committee had
made no progress. He said: we have
discussed this proposition extensively,
and / want 10 say right here that the
members Of the union committee have
shown most commendable conservatism
and breadth Of view in their discussion
Of the proposition We reached no con-
clusiOn because I desired some informa-
ton that is absolutely necessary before
we can act We have asked these gen
temen 10 furnish me this information
and will then do something tomorrow. I
cannot state the nature Of this iuforma-
ton at this time. may say, however,
that the proposition as submitted cannot
be accepted by the union. I do not care
to specify the points that prevent ac-
ceptance. but. speaking generally. the
proposition win have 20 be changed be-
fore we can accept it."
Members Of the First regiment, y. @
N. have received orders 70 report at the
armory a. Q O'Clock tomorrow morning
Last night Company B was on guard.
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HOGGlSHNESS AT KANSAS CITY
Is Charged and the Matter VIII be
Taken TO the NatinnaI Committee.

Washington, June As the time for
the convention draws near, Senator Jones'
chairman OF the Tsarl0cTatic national
committee. Is receiving 4 number q
vigorous complaints E-om the members OF
the national committee and other leading
Decc-ats throughout the country. over the
acton Of the hotel people IN Kansas City
in the matter q rates. Many o. the
commmitteeuen vh0 have written chair
man Jones on this s1- iect have urgently
requested that meeting ~ The commit
tee De called with view 20 Teeo1side-i0g
its action in deciding 70 hold che coaven-
ton IN caat CTS. Chairman Jones SAYS
Other members OF the COMMITTEES have
written have written him alonE Jae same
line and that certain members seen very
deter.cad IN thes- efforts 20 change the
location e the convention from Kansas
City 20 some other more desirable city.
M sexton has yet been taken n ths
matter ny Chairman Jones Laozga be has
L under serious Consideration
Kansas Gig. June .-The sZzs-co-zr-zs--
tee 4 the national Democrats c3ur1it-
Tee has announced . meeting II kansas
City On Monday aexr 70 consider TIA
question u alleged exo.bltant hotel rates.
J. J. S<oGo-1 chairman % Ira lc-cs1 exc
cutgve COMMITTEES on coavsnt1oz arrange
uls-ts. LETT for esew- yo-k lss- uixht On
business Besora leaving. ~ SwaEerys
saiI -hst facts snd 9gsFes TsEz-kaE sofel
rates womb sEove satisfactory % a.
concerned HAD been compiled ana ans
wesi3 ae ta.d before me es1usttes Or
Aoulay. Re declared that fsze ehsTEea
~ ez1-2ltaat rates wsrs eTsooeozs. ard
cfres the fact taat a rate 81 50 zag
E,s-5gesa zn. As1 ee.n offered ~ oae
.se2l hctel fcr he-a6a~srteTs tsr .ae 80
t2ee virginia deleEafson- * the a-s;-
Class A~tsZS sas Gve-ag~ cAzzg@- Azsz2-
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made 10 the people. There IS a strong
prohibition sentiment in Manitoba
CALIFORNIA STAGE ROBBED
Two of Uncle saaR's Troopers and
College Professor Victims

tOfAtest AEOAt-@rOE
Raymond. Cal, June 2-one OF the
boldest robberies ever committed IN Cali
fornia occurred today when three CT the
Yosemite Stage and Turnpike company :
stages. u private conveyance. and two
soldiers, were held I'D by two highway
men who were evidently not aware that
Major Rucker and Captain Z. Z. Wilcox.
in command of sixty-seven men OF troop
E, Eighth cavalry. from the Preside.
were close behind enroute 70 the Yose-
mite National park. The holdup occurred
az a point two miles this side Of Grub
Gulch, where the country is thickIy set
with chapparal Sergeant Buchanan and
another trooper had gone aheal Of tho
cavalry TO select a camping place. Tho
highwaynen suddenly appeared masked.
and, getting the drop on the troopers.
took away their guns and held the troop
er5 until the stages arrived The rob-
bers handed the drivers OF the stage a
card reading: BLACK Kid" and said:
They fooled me on the Big Oak Fiat
road. but you can't this time" The rob-
Der the ntook a hat belonging 70 T II.
Griffith. of the Southern Pacific com
pany. a passenger on the stage. and col
lected $50 from the passen gers. after
which he ordered the driver 20 60 on
Each stage was successfully held up, thu
ROBBERS getting about $50. The mail AMI
express matter were not Flolested.
Among the passengers robbed was Pro
fessOr BENJAMIN Ide Wheeler. president
OF the University or California
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rELEeRAPmIc nREvrT1Es

Yokohama. Juno s-The cahlaet crisis
continues. The Marquis Ito Will p-oesbiy
be called upon 10 form a ministry.
New York. June 2-CIarcnce c. Cook,
prominent as an art critics thirty or forty
years ago. died at F'ishkili landing today.
aged 81 years.
Phoenix. Ariz.. June Harry Geyc-,
banker and capitalist oe Pipua. o.. died
here today OF a complication OF diseases.
he was s. years Old.
San Francisco. June s-T-hS steamers
Humboldt and san jose sailed from this
city FOR Cape Nome today. carrying
about 800 prospectors.
The Hague June At Is not yet de-
ciael whether the ministry viii resign as
result OF the rejection yesterday % the
against accidents
Indianapolis. Ind. June 2-George p
Anderson. widely known IN the middle
west and for thirty years secretary %
Crown Hin cemetery. and the eldest oad
Fellow IN Indiana. died today. aged &c.
South Bend. Ind. June AIS the result
OF an alteration over hair cutting. Paul
Hewitt today killed IaEses Anderson. a
colured barber. with a butcher knife. IN
the iatter's barber shop Hewitt hss es-
capped and has not been aVprehended.
Washington. June IL Is learned that
nothing official concerning the appoint
ment az Rev DR. Henry Moeilc-. Eecre-
tsry % the archdiocese Of Cincinnati. as
bishop Of Columbus. has yet reached ths
papaI legation. Notwithstanding reports
20 the contrary.
salt Lake Utah. June I'm ~. con
demnation suit OF thu Postai Telegraph
able company 81 Utah aealu=t thc Gre
gon Short L3ne railway. FOR the Tl9ht O.
erect a telegraph line from SAT- Lake
north 70 enc Utah state lire. Judge Cher
" TO-DAY rendered n decision E~anfin-
the telegraph company The rirh'-e,-was
and assessing the damage az sio0
Kansas CITY. June a movement
started here several weeks ago 20 sstah-
fish standard ara provide for Tho r~E-
istering o. pedigrces q Belgian hares was
followed TODAY by the Incorporation ~ che
American Belgian Hare Res'stery Assoc
citation. with a capital stock - . 90 paid
up. The % shares q stock are Divided
among nine western ratelt fsnciers.
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THE VVEATH Err.
Wichita Kan Inn.

Wichita, Kan, June 2, 1900.
During the past "a hours, ending at Z
o. m, the highest temperature has been
rs the lowest 81, a range of II degrees.
and the mean has been 70, which is l
degree warmer than the normal temper
allure for the day as deduced from the
observations at this station for the past
eleven years, with cloudy weather IN the
morning, but clear in the afternoon and
at night fresh to light east wind.
Since the first of the month the aver
age temperature has been 10, which is
2 degrees daily warmer than the normal.
and the total rainfall LOO inch, which is
Sc inch more than the normal
Since the first of the year the rainfall
has been 1880 inches, which is "A inches
more than the normal. For the same
time last year the rainfall was y 09
inches. Last year for the first six days
Of June it rained every day and for the
first nine days IL rained all but one, the
total for that nine days being SOS inches.
The river remains high, g feet this
morning. 1t has been higher than nor
nal now for 81 days.
Washington. June 2.-Forecast for Sun
day and Monday:
Inconsistencies Sunday and Monday
cooler Monday; southeasterly winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair
Sunday; showers Sunday night and Mon
dav. easterly winds
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HUG Rsnoratlnn seherne In iIavaan

made 70 the mun!einal3ty - Havana e.
grant a concession f1r The entire removal
% houses between Chipso and OReiiiy
streets tho tv-o main streets ~ Havana
running parallel With each other Tfr~
concession - asked FOR ~ q reTrsssfta4-
slre % foreign capital - the amount =
Sl20 os5 and Sc asked Ter g. coupis's q
scheme which consists On Building series
% SIZE structure ard also widening the
two mentioned streets. which are very
"a r-o-r
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Close Heavy and Unsettled. on a De-
Ginning scale OF PRICES.

New York. June 2-There was mani
festation in the trend Of prices Of stocks
today, and q doubt was disclosed whether
the upward movement was not TO prove
abortive. American securities got prac-
ticalIy no support in the London market
where dullness reained in anticipation Of
the Whitsundde holidays. The only stock
in demand for London account was Bald
more & Ohio, which touched Sc IN the
New York market. an extreme advance
OF SIS on rumogs OF an early dividend on
the stock. Efforts were made TO put Up
southern Pacific on the expressed salts
fashion Of the president q the company
with the prospects OF the company. There
were also one or two minor railroad
stocks which moved upward. These sis
tanning Influences, however. failed 10 ha.d
the market, ard the bulls sought 20 take
profits. with resulting losses IL prices
which reached to between l ard = points
in some stocks. The iron and stee, in
dustTials were conspicuous sufferers on
the depressing opinions regarding the
trade outlook BY the mercantile agencies
and on the shutting down OF additional
mills o. the Steel and Wire. COMPANY.
which we're reported sugar hung below
last nights level ard was comparatively
dull. tt bank statement proved dlsao-
pointing in some items and u1ystifs ing
il oehers sRd turned sentiment towards
reaction, tie closing bsauE heavy and IN
settled On q declining scale
The bond market vas Quiet and m
changed. Total sales par value. s. ~ So
United States IS advanced Is II the oli
price.
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PROHIBITION IN MANIIoBA
Le=ssIztion T. Vow Pead.ag-I8quar
Nea " ant Reimbursement.

Winnipeg Eau-. 5uae I'm vssw o. rs
p.rasa55stsry Az ths .l-soT nea s<s ask
.ar ne ggvs-zne1t - provide - earn-
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PROVISION WARKET
s-LEPPERs AND NOTES.

!. B. Kell, Of Clearwater had a load OF
hogs on the market yesterday.
IL. Wiley of Benton had q load Of
AogS al he yards yesterday.
Captain Drennen Of Waukomis, o. T,
had a load Of hogs on the market Fri
day and another one yesterday.
Harvey Grace Of Cheney marketed a
good load Of hogs yesterday. He re-
ports crop conditions fine in the south
west part of the county.
J. e Endicott had a car Of hogs at
the yards yesterday.
orr & Peoples, Of Kechi had a good
car Of hogs on the market YESTERDAY.
The Do.d Packing company had so
much business Yesterday that The chief
clerk scarcely had time to look about
him till late in the afternoon.
Reports from Kansas City at the wards
yesterday indicated a very unsatisfac-
tory market at the Kaws mouth
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can plan, asked for the convention Is S
a day. four persons to a room The local
bureau OF information, appointed to Sc
cure rooms in private homes for the over
flow from the hotels, has reported that
after making a canvass OF but one-third
OF rhe city, they have found accommo-
dation for 5000 people These accommo-
dations viii be IN the best portions Of
the city. and at rates of per room Eu-
ropean plan, Of 81 day on the average.
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QUARTER GENT LOVER
Mighty Little Animation in
the Wheat Market.
CORN A SHADE HIGHER
Oats a Shade Lower and Pro-
visions Mixed.

| Chicago. June 2.-Business on board Of
trade today was dull. Wheat clased 1-zc
lower, corn a shade higher, oats shade
depressed and provisions from 21-Sc to sc
higher to 7@1Oc depressed There was
no news of great Importance.
The span of Ii efin the wheat market
was rather feeble. Spectators have a
habit of doing very little on Saturday,
and today, with Liverpool closed. they
were still less inclined to bestir them
selves. The market opened firm because
it was reported anew that the northwest
needle more rain, the general stagnation
here and the relative weakness of north
west markets. July opened unchanged at
SIC to 66 7-Sc, sold to Ct 1-Sc and then de-
clined to &c lie closing 1-3c under yes
terday at 66 SG66 3-4c.
The corn market was quiet but firm
Country acceptances and receipts were
both small and the bull contingent lent
some support. Crop prospects were sil
reporter favorable and the heaviness Of
wheat pulled the market down some, but
the end of the session found the market
firm. closing a shade over yesterday at
81 7-sc.
The trade in oats was unimportant.
Juluy closed shade under yesterday at
q 1-SQ21 1-Sc.
Provisions were firm as to meats and
weak as respects lard. The land weak
ness was becaues OF an increase in stocks
where a decrease had been expected
Trade was quiet. July pork closed I'M
changed at s11.O5, July lard 12G10c de-
pressed at 1852 1-266.65 and July ribs 5
al 1-2c higher at s6.45G6.47 IL.
Estimated receipts Monday: Wheat, IS
cars; corn, 500; OTIS, go; hogs, 5000 head.
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Landon's latest society Taloev.

Lon5on. June 2-EncouraEei ~ tEe -
uasvkaa,e sEecsss - amateur csartt2a.s
T.erformanoes e rho Ts7t winter. fl5rss pa
zociety women. wears@3 e other fa-rns
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music ball a,aEs. wtsca w.i rot only a.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, June 2.-Cattle-Receipts 100;
nominally steady; natives, good 10 prime
steers, d.SVlI5. 60; poor to medium, 81 40l
40; selected feeders, S4.25Q4.95; mixed
heifers. 50. 15d4.65 Gamers 81. 10d2. 80;
bulls, S2.75d4. %; heifers, s.. 1564. Is; can
ners, S2.lGq2.9o; bulls, 81. 7504.25: calves,
S5.0991. 90; Texas-fed steers, $4.5G@5.10;
bulls, 50. 10d3. 60
Hogs-Receipts, today. 1900: Monday.
1900 estimated; left over. 900; market
butchers, ti85d5 ~; good to choice
heavy, s5.0005 1212; rough heavy. s4.S56
IS; light, A.90a5.10; bulk Of sales, S5.05
05.10
Sheep-Receipts, $500; sheep and lambs
steady; good to choice wethers. s.. 0o96. 40;
fair to choice mixed. s.; 40q5.o); western
sheep, $5.09a5. IS; yeaIlings, S5.50Q6. 90;
native lambs, $5.01I6. so; western lambs,
81. 0007. 40; spring lambs, S. 00dS.00.
Receipts, this week-Cattle, $500; hogs,
Receipts, last week-Cattle, 51,4O0; hogs,
10000; sheep, $500.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. No, June 2.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 100; market unchanged; heavy ma
tive steers, s4.55d5.05; stocl1ers and feed
ers, S3.75q5.25; butchers cows and heif-
westerns, s4.2oa4. 70; Texans, IS. $5G4. co.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; market weak to
heavy, A.S5Q5.00; packers, S4.S21alqf. % /;
mixed, 4.S064 .921k; light, s.. 70Q4 80;
workers, 81 .S71aGS4. 90; pigs, 81. 15G4.s5
Sheep-Receipts, 20; market strong;
lambs, s4.0Oq7. 25; muttons, s3.60d5. 81.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis, June 2.-Cattle-Receipts 500
Market steady; native steers s.. 55d3. 60 /;
stockers and feeders, Sc. 4NQ5 90; cows and
heifers, $2.o0Gi5 10; Texas and Indian
steers, IS. 45d5 10; cows and heifers, s.. 10
q4.20.
Hogs-Receipts. 1850; market 5 cents
lower: pigs and lights 81. e515. 90; packers
81 ,90I5. 90; butchers, $5.0Gd5.05.
Sheep-Receipts, 100; market steady to
81 0glJ7 40
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Races M CoIorado springs.

Colorado Springs. Col, June 2-Results
OF the harness roses
2:l5 pace-Daisy Dean won ;n thTee
straight heats. Time 20 1-2; 81;
2.I1-2 BIZ Nye. Celeste F and Shecam
also started.
Pacing-Ae,s won first. third and fourth
heats and race. Time, $50 10; 1:25 -.
2:19 - Roberts Won second heat Tine,
a:I7 50 Z :. also started.
Half-mile TO road waEon-Kitty Aner-
deem won In three straight heats. Tine.
I.Is. lis, LII Silly, Brother Peter. Palo
Alto and Henry Il also slazssd
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DIZZY GOODS NIAKKErs

New York, June 1.-The week closes
with generally dull conditions prevailing
on the spot III the dry goods maTke t,
but recorders for prints and summer spe-
cialties shows some Improvement in vol
ume. Brown cGttons of all deSctip ions
SELL in small lots only al previous prices.
The orders for bleached cOttons are still
small. Coarse. hard grade dull and al
prices unaltered Print cloths continue
inactive. Cotton yarns sell slowly and
prices are very irregular Wooden ana
worsted yarns dull and inclined in favor
of
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CoTrox

New York. JUne 2-TaA market gor
with prices poln.s nighe- :, : r5l-.=
lower, ana ruled inactive most 81 "a
short session The close wss stezsv.
with prices net : 20 prinrs Ei-h
Quotations: Spot closed cuset. ris8 ,u~
up!z16s. Sc Kidding gu. eUe. sales.
nSGe. Futures closed STEADY June - q /.
july 80; Angus $ SNniess bar
S.Ss: Octgbs-, ss-ss. NCTenaae-. s55s. D.
ceuher. S7.SS; January So Ee1T1z-s
$50, Az-c3. s-.se: AorlA. s7.s4
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