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VOL. VI. NO. 53.
WICHITA, KANSAS. TUESDAY MORNING, JANUAET 18, 1S$7.
WHOLE NO. S35.
( "..V!. --
Wichita
mlc
3B ? s hs. vry fut m . is'vix
123 and 125
Buy Dry Goods Now.
Our Entire Stock at Cost and
Less than Cost.
Evervthino- Reduced.
J o
Bie Cuts in Dress Goods and
Wraps.
A lot of Children's Cloaks 25 cts.
N. B. The only exceptions we make to
this Cost sale are Foster's Kids and Ball and
Warner's Coksets.
S I m & -. A s pi &a !2v sPi
hiladelpma bcore
1 1
Corner Douglas ay. and Market St.
.Closing
Our
Needing more room for our constantly
ina-easing Dry Goods trade, we have de
termined to close out our
Boot and Shoe Department.
We have a stock of about $12,000
worth of Boots and Shoes, which will be
sold at any price to insure their speedy sale.
We must have the room for our early
Spring Business.
Come and Get Bargains.
A. KATZ.
S. W Corner Douglas Ave. ana Market St
Main Street.
pj
Out
Department
3
THE STATE CAPITAL.
Sefreshecl and Invigorated fry
Tiieir Brief Eespite from
Labor.
The Latter-day Atlases Again
Lend Tiieir Brarra and
Brain
To Preparing "Ways and Means
for tne Betterment of tne
PeoDle.
The Teil of Silence that has Long
Screened a, ("Jrindinjr. Heartless
Monopoly Relentlessly
And Effectively Rendered Transpar
ent by tUePittiledd Rnncturinjc
of Kicking Bird's Pen.
Legislative Proceedings Committees
of the Rouse A Xoted Law
Suit Revived Money,
Reform.
TOPEKA TOPICS.
The Bell Taps for the Second Heat
TheSpeeders tJ-roomed and on
the Course.
Special Dispatch to tne Daily Eagle.
FROM REFKESHJIENTo TO LABOil.
Torr.KA, Jan. IS. The weary and brain
worked statesmen returned to their tasks to
lay, having in the interim of adjournment
tasted the sweets of the seductive cider ami
are now, like giants refieshed on new wine,
ready to tackle at this drug store capital
me great questions relating to rule and tig
ure work the amending of the rules and
tiguring out how they shall makeabout S50
per day out of a per diem salary of i'i. It
at ways takes the first two weeks to get the
haog of legislation, new members must
be broken in. They are a
1 il le da.ed at coming to such a metropoli
tan place as Topeki and sitting in mahogo
ny chairs in a room, the finish alnoe of
which tost $130,000. After they get the
lay of the house they feel more at home
aad the Demosthenian Hood of eloquence
begins to llow and the birds take wondtr
derful flights of oratory, Then the long
concealed cat in the meat bag begins to
mew; the steals that have been illy hiddtn
are brought out from under their corers
and the brassy and brazen legislator com
mences his raids upon the treasury.
A CIIEIL AJI.VKG YC.
If it was not for the uewspaper-3 the
buildings of two thirds of our states would
be orn down and carried off in chips in
members' pockets. Xo dome of a capitol
would besafe; but while the papers pre eut
a vat amount of corrupt and corrupting
legislation, they fail in many instances to
procure the affirmative legislation that is so
much needed. Take the school bjok ques
tion, can anyone give any good rea-on why
we have not long since had legislation on
this question that would have secured
uniformity of school books and
n change of text books for
a period of five or ten years? The farmers
an 1 poor people of this state are being rob
bed more methodically, more systemat
ic dly and more effectually in the sacred
n itnc of education than by the Goulds and
the Vanderbdts who have operated their
thou-ands of miles or railroads. If our
... . . ...
state legislators and the national congress
would turn their attention to the education
if tho Twtnli' and tlt- nrntection of the
people in securing their education, i
would be infinitelv better than tinkerim
with interstate commerce, something the
average congressman knows as much about
w ""
as transportation on
the surface of the
moon. The popIe are simply robbed awl
plundered by the school book monopoly.
There ars five great houses in the coun
try that have a monopoly of furnishing the
peop'e with the school books. A book
that can be printed and furni-hed for ten
cents, they charge thirty-five to forty cent?.
The state printer Hon T. Dwigiu Thach
er, ten years ago olicretl to furnish the
school books for the state at 50 per cent
elow what we are now paying. Tne Hon.
A. T. Sbarpe. of Ottawa, who can give 3
bond for anv amount, offered to do the
same. H hy is the loony tnrocgeti every
year with these book fiends, aw! with j
agents, and with repre-entatires of these
great publishing house iaonop.lies? They
are here to prevent kgislstfioji haetile to
thes book
; moaopnlie and see tfcnt it
.' in the interest of tiw farmers !
an i p,r people of this state who have ;o !
buy books ami ?nj 100 per cent more than .
what ther should cost.
THE EViLE SOCXDED TSZ ALARJT
".V hen the interests of the west were men-
aced bv threateneil hostile legislation ',
that would prevent the construction of new .-
and needed lines of rod that will have S
iUU UCClj&i lUi Jk iW.ll .. -Tin u... t
such a mosical infiuence in developing and
brindneroutthemhihtv energies of thi, '
wonderland. The Eagle should n-iw ,
sound the keynote that will f-imi-li the
needed le-islation to uproot this erindia? '
and infamous school-boo monop..ly. L il-
have been introduced to accomplish this re-,
vol uion and secure the needed relief to the ,
people. See how your senators vote on j
thrsa MIU: vatch" wll and clo;lv the
cour-e of vour representative-. Thii I sar
in tlif r-..nl. n rrrrr dUtrirl Ts hn
f.'-'X"- -- -'-, - ----, -
NO LOCAL. ATT LIC ATIOX NO WICHITA.
. .
I have known intimately iiemnor h.eliv
as a legislator for twelve years. He ha j
never cast a corrupt voteaad he never wilL
Hatfield is too smart and has too 3ne a !
fitfilr. Vufrrj Iiitti tr ttwrr if strt- r i
," . , . " t.
scaooi 0Q0& monopoiv; DUi tae ining
anst which I have been protesting has t
been done in Kansas, and that repeatedly;
vill it be repeated IhL winter?
HOUsE COMMITTEES.
The committee of the house are as
follows :
Juuieiary i. E. Gillette, chairman:!
Vf. H. Stevens, J. B. Cl-zston. Itodolohi1'- Jtyto,,.. J. li. Ulntone, l. ilciag-
Hatfield. G. II. McCamnion J R Zi..-U.r
Z. T. Waldrou, J. W. Morrison, A. L.
Mjitannn. G. Vr. Goodson, ?T. S. Glass
T. S. Ilann, T A. Huni.
Ways and ifeans Thomas J. Taylor,
ch.urt.JtiM; C. 3L Turner, G. VT. icte.
S. S. Cooper, Edward Carroll, R. E. Law
rence,
?raC?' tJT1 Brfr- - 3L, Banning,
'. A Chambers J. Q. lvirtkind, John A.
evj.qjj '
Easton
A;ew?ment and Taxation. J. X. Ad
mire, chairman; Alfred Bfker, J. W.
Arnold. A. L. Coleman, - Tom JlcXeal,
W. S. Tilwa, P. Yir. Trofager.
Uiito ul liie First Clasb G. Vf. Vieie,
chairman: C. W. Benuimr, A. H. Carpen
ter. Porter Shtrmjtn, T.A. Iliird, J. D.
.uaruer, li. i . V. aiiaee
. . it ; i t r, . t- r.
Mate Atr-ur 1 A.. Cox, chairman; F. C.
rice, C. P. Bolmar, L. G. Bates, F. K.
Price
Jloriou, J. B. Cur&ctt. Levi TnradkiH
lluilroads J. W. Simpson, chairman; T.
F. Rhode. T J. Alallock. B. C. Cook. E B.
Crew, J. Y. Amos, A. Carrier, Vf. C. Ed
wards, F. E. Gillette, Jno. Hanrrave. L. 11.
Leach, T. J. Elliirtt, Thos. Beattie. E. II
Brown, G."W. Coarafl, Jas. Justice, G. VT.
Doty.
hanks and BarFj.ing Edward Carroll,
chairman; J. D. Bowersock, S. W. Bard,
b'r.mk t uic. Wiley Bollinger, S. E. Ream,
Geo. Johnston.
Federal Relatiors Geo. Johnston, chair,
man; J. U. Bowersock. Geo. W. ivnapp,
f C Wilson, E. S. West, J. V. Pclimrer,
Wm. Miller.
Private Corporations F. 0. Price, chair
man; L II. Brown, W. S. Glass, E. D.
Lacy, J. X. Rogers, Louis P. Kins, G. P.
Myton.
Municipal Corporations C. J. Burtfc,
chairman; J. B. :IcAfee, W. S. Tilton. J.
F. Sawhiil, L Vr. Ilostetter, J. F. Tim
rnoiis, Jas. jIcC.iII.
Internal Improvements Louis P. Iviug,
chairman: I). W. Poe, 51. A Campbell, J.
W. Martin. J. Arnold, R. P. McGregor,
Frank Gable.
L'liariuble Institutions T F. Rhodtji.
hainuau; J. Rutin, J. M. Bowman, Al
beit IIa7eu, J. F. Sawhill, Joseph Dona
hu-, D. M Tagcart.
Educational In-titutions Charles Yfil
1? im-ou, chairman; J. B. Zeigler, W. H.
Ytumr. J. P. Johnston, Jno. A. Jacobs,
Ch.is T ivlor. II. :;. Boyd.
Pu'ilic L .n Is B. F. Wallace, chairmai ;
Jno. Hargntves, Ed York, E S West. S.
W. BanCChas. Lewis. Fnmk Fcckele.
Public Building C. W.Benuing, chair
men; Thos. Beattie, Xick Reit, Geo. W.
Knapp, Frank Cox, II. J. Roet-jel, Frank
C. Price.
Elections W. II. Slavens. chairman; C.
X. Bottorf, D. Stratford, J. J. Cox, M. L.
Potter, E. J. Arnold of Reno, A. W.
Doty.
Militia R. P. McGregor, chairman; II.
R. Hubbard. B. C. Cook. Dr. S.S.Cooper,
Dr. E. D. York, E. S. Wcot, W. M. Skin
ner. Education J. B. Corbett, chairman, L.
II. Leach, Porter Sherman, C. X. Bertoff,
Jas. McCall, R. F. Bond. E. S. Lybarger.
Roads and Highways T. J. Matlock,
chairman; D. A. Hunter, 31. A. Campbell,
A. X ChatNey, S. Earlywise, J. D.
Mauer. Frank C. Priest.
Printing T. A. McXeal, chairman; J.
V Admire. C. X. Bertoff. Asa Thomnon,
Edward Carrol, J.' B. McCaffee, A: E.
Currier.
Fee5 and Salaries Xick Rcitz, chairmmi;
J. D Miller, P. V. Trovinger, S. H. Cal
deriiead, J. J. Cox, Charles Lewis, D. A.
Hunter.
County Lines ami County Seats W. C
Eiward," chairman; J. M. Simpson, E. II.
Drown, J. II Morrison, J. Admire. J. T.
Kirflaud. M. J. O'Meara, Get;. Johnson. T.
T. Ta lor.
Agricultural and Horticultural C.
Lewis chairman; R. E. Lawrence, Wiley
Bollimrr. Cha. Williamn. L. D. Kirk
nian, Wm. Frjhofer, Fnmk Gable.
Manufactures R. E. Lawrence, chair
man: John A. Jacob-. J. V. Bollinger.
Wm. Miller, R. H. McGregor; J. D. Bow-
er-ock, Frank Gable.
Pen-d Institutions D. McTaesart, chair-
man; T. A. (XeaL W. II. Willhoite, L. G
j B .:e-. II. J. Ro.tzell, D. B. ivuney, II irri-
- ; Flora, C J Batin. W Martin Wiley
IB lhnrer, Vr . If Siavens, C. -M. Turner,
ym prvj0fer
Claims 'and Accounts J. B. Clog-ton.
' chairman. F. F. Wallace, E. D. Lacj, F.
L. Ilenshaw, M. A. Chambers, J. Hudson
M'Use, Wm. Fjhofer.
Pnr-v, Rillr James Justice, chair-
InianTC P. Bolmar. J. Z. Kirtland, S. II.
J Colderhead. Chas. Taylor, Louis P. King.
IT X T .
J-,V- 1i?S,t
j!.nro:iei isuis auu.
Hargraves. chair
man. . L. Jawgru, ji. .1. u Jieara, .1. u
Miller, 31 L. Patkn, P. V. Trovinger, B.
A Seaver.
State Library Gomer T. Davies, chair
man; S S Cpo-r, E J. Arnold, O. F.
Reno, D C Wdsen, II. X. Boyd. Micke
Reit7, J F. Timmons.
Immigration . W. Covered, chair
man; . T J. Bonntr. II. F. Bowl, L. G.
Bores. D. B. Kinney, J. B. Mauer.
Insurance G. V". MoCaramon, chair
man. .1 M .imoton, B. C. Coike. T. A.
Hard. G W. Commit, G. W. Doty. F. R.
Raode
inlative Aotiortloament D. W. Poe,
nHiVnin- T ? TTAti4Jir
itnrnson
F, j , j. ir CaMeraead.
n. C Wiloa. Df. W. II. Y'oang, H. G
Ali-ton J. 5s "KarVsrwini.
Judicial Appirtionnnt J. II- -"'r?
oo, chairman; 1. 3L Booemao. J B.
rWnn V V rhfllrs G. W Mr-
Common. Ed Sraford, J. M- Sirapscm.
W. C. Edwards ?. C Price. C. W Bea-
"? J- . Morsi L. W. r f
piijott J A Alurrv J. A. Eitoa. C. P. J
B"i-T-r. Tho. Ba"tt!e. Albert IIzen.
Vt
j M Skinner. J. W Martin. S. Enrlywinr.
Min and Mid c E. II. Brown, chr
maa. GomerT Iivi-s. A X. Chadsev, H.
P. Huhhnrri. 31. U. Berry. R. S. Lybargar.
F. L Kenhaw.
Inter-stste Crtmmerce J. ? Ilann,
J.tlfcf-4-SlSt VtUliClC U.
chs'rmnn; Jas. Juetice. D B.
L K!?T5?:n,li Thralkai.
Kincv. 1.
A. J.'Boa-
nr, n Tira-LT V, Ri-naan chir-
aer, i . .u. JKinner.
min. T S Hann. E. D fttratfonl. J. H.
Morse M A Chambers. G. W. Gooisol. 1
vjjgj v Dv. chairswin. Joseph !
Donahue, A II. Carpenter. J. P. Jnhaon, 1
L II Kh-knian! A. X. Chkdiey, William 1
Htuer.
Temperance John II. 3Iurrsy.
n$fltir
rain. t. K lorvvn. jum. 1 comp-oa, r. r. ;
-- --. -r T T t
Bond. 7. T Walrowl. T. J. Elliott. J. B.
Zeiirlrr, J B 3IcAfIee. E B. Brown. i
srr - -Tii.- rr.-I.L t T? "!
-7,..-..i t t m. jr T? x? W-rr-. f
Z-Ct4. i l .-. AtlV-w - -"- I
xivsine ann rnuti.' iiesjui .t i i- j
:"i.r r -v.- r.r "K" 1V?!1
'iC' lil"'lr- " -V. - irit- t
5Ter" YT. H Tnc2. I
Political" Rivals of Women E. B. Crew.
chairman
- UOmls
Leach
t -v--
Rudolph. Hatfield; C- W. Benning, Porter
- J. "W. Amos . E. Gulette, j aaraea to aeata: i neir saciir crc 1 aw. 1
Beattv. B. C. Cook. L. H. ; Jtaciay. contractor 01 me rrazex rz-cx
T.J Elliott. , "S"1 DOtce, leo. varoprtt. o; .'f '
TSm- Rnt chairman. . ww-'Ke. i. anaoa. ana r.B. j .-.m.. -wc
Sherman, Albert FTazen. li. S. Lvb-trger,
E. J. Arnold. IL X Boyd.
Forestry W. S Tiliou. chairman: John
Mlarcrave. L. II. L-ach. W. J. Rnetzel.
Asa Thomson, Frank Fockle, 31. II.
Berry.
Cities of Second Class J W. in!0 II.
?art, D. W. Toe, Jno. A. Eaton, jno. A.
j ifrT?'- ,
' Cities of the i hirR-CfcasC. 3L Turner,
i ch.niniteui: a. Ye. Bard. B. Cwbelt. I. A
M';XeaI, Alfred Uiaker, A. L. ColtfniRn.A.
J. jLttlock.
-HB NOTED KR.V5KIE1I0R3I5 CVSK
iigasaio before the courts. This sfternoou
i , .. . , , , ,
it was calM up before Judsc
Brewer. She lias ii.raed over ai! her
claims to be her uttoratys, whf are now
: tryin: the case for the money there Is in it.
The araoual inrolred fe :15,000 and ic
, teref. Hackney, Ap 5: Bearton. Fox vc
J Fenlon appear for the plaintiff, and J. .
in-. .J TJ..1 -..! f. -!, .1 r .1...
t vrictru ;ii .waited, vjittru ct .riecu iur tut:
. r . ,, , r.. T
I defendants, the 3Iuiu.nl Life Insurance
company ot .New i ork, and the hquitable
Life Issnrance company of the United
States. The attornej's for the defense
would not at first proceed with the trial,
arguinij that the plaintiff had not filed a
bond securing the payment of coa.
After a short argument the attorneys for
the plaintiff deposited the amount required
and the cases proceeded. There are fifty
witnesses to be examined.
Kicking Bird.
Legislative I'roceedinijs.
sexats.
Tot'BKA, Kan., Jan. 17. The senate
convened at 4 p. in. Seventeen bills were
introduced; three bills were considered in
committee of the whole. A resolution iv
adopted requesting the senate judiciary
committee to inquire into the advi-tHlit
and practicability of reporting h bill pro
viding for the equal distribution among nil
school districts in comities, of moneys" re
ctived from taxes paid by railroad" com
panies. HOUSE.
In the house a number of bills were in
troduced, aud the speaker announced the
standing committees.
Know All Men.
Wasihs&tok, D. C, Jan. 17. The In
ternational Union of Brick Layers and
Masons which has been holding a conven
tion in this city during the past week ho.-
adopted the following:
Resolved. That we, the I. V. of B and
M., wish it to be known throughout the
worm that we do not attiuate wrtu anv
society or organization governed 03- princi
ples or views adranced by socialists, an
archists, communists or any organization
opposed to sustaining the laws of our gov
ernment, and the flag bearing the stars and
stripes is the flag that should be recognized
as the standard of all labor organizations.
Alexander Drrow, President.
W. II. StevessOX, Secretary.
Coal Handlers' Squabble.
Mt. Carmht, Pel , Jan. 17. In antici
pation of a speedy settlement of the strike
of coal handlers at shipping points, se'eral
collieries in this district resumed operations
this morning. Others will follow tomor
row.
Xew York, Jan. 17. Situation in the
coal handlers strike is practically unchang
ed. The reported concerted action is sus
pended, undoubtedly, owing to the inabi!
ty of some of the companies to get new
men. The attempt has been postponed for
a few davs
"Warning to Tramps.
Locisville. Ky . Jan. 17 At 2:15 this
morning as a special freight train of nine
teen cars loaded with cotton was pulling
into Paduenh, Ivy., on the line of the
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwe-tom railway,
one of the Kirs was dicoered to be on
Sre. The engineer backed the train on to
a side track and the crew endeavored to
extinguish the liauies with a hose attach
ment. All ther succeeded in doing, how
ever, was to prevent the fire from spread
inir to the other car-. While removing the
debris of the burned car four dead bodies,
charred beyond recognition, were discov
ered They are supposed to haivc been
trmos; whether white or black it is im
possible to say. The car was locked at
ilemphis, but the men must have entered
to their horrible fate through the window
in the end which could have been opened
from the outside.
The Indiana Contest Decided.
Indianapolis, Ind.. Jan. 17. Judge.
Ay res, of tlie civil service court, this morn-1
ing gave decision in he prortedinir again-t l
Lteutent-Goveraor llobertson. He held
that the court had juri-lietion of the case.
and ako tliat thero i" no provision of the
(SMistilution whereby a iietitenant-'rovernor
cm be electe! at any other time then when
the governor is elected, that k-. once every
fouryears; ami inasmuch as the election U
not oonatiinttonnl. the proeee!ing conki
not be constitntai nn election a prot-idi
for by the constitution awl stuies. He
"ranted writ of iniunctkai aaraiost Col.
Robettson to rearaia him from pre-linf
at the jomt convention os Wednesday,
firitish Grain Market.
Loxdo?. Jan. 17 Hark Laae E-Tjre!S j
weekly review; The demand for Eogiwh
wheat has yackeaeri; tJtr debtrerks i Ijoo
don have been small, valoes are Sftpportrd.
eiier-- are hoh'ing firasiy tn taHr po.
Flour is- &tely.. It i expected that Umtw j
will be an immediate aod xrwteriaJ iacrea- j
in the demand for Hunt owic? to ltw bad j
jUe of the potato crop in More and the I
immense destroctioo of vegetabfaa hyl
fronts. Oafearesa:-tIydflnai; vatoesj
areliw. Barley ia fcm. The trade ia
fo-eign wheat, fc slow; values are in favor t
of bcyeri. j
A Slick Scamp.
Ottvwa, Han., Jan. 17. B. T. PoweH;
Hit nere two weess ago -5c. jv.,
bn not retarnta socie who held bis nocs
bran iarestigating and f-owi his hoe
bold gootis were Taoxtgagei! for ail th-y
were worth: afeo thai he bad ort gaged
property bekmgins: to other people left fa
hU chanre. Btodi hebaI forgai parties
names to notes aad bad hem cashed sX the
bank. He i, jaoc teacberlbr trxie and
work. He tev- a ife aad for nbibiren
ind i Tippos4ed to have gone to Chicago j
It hm l-t-a found that be ran away from
o -;- TTrii U ---? da At liAnt TFfc
tjUitD,, litit, -'AtJ. t "Ull - VtiiV Mmm -3 J
Itaoflitie- will reach over 1.100 mostly 1
1U:VR1 lIiUfl ii i a" iil cz.
- J
Three ilea iJUmea JJ1VC
,
2S& W 2TMX1XS 15- C. J S3, i.
Fir? broke ot in the Arlington hoe Sea
Li - tv,Tt, t vw-
"TT.J. ifrttt I
ke-2? woodes it was sooa a taa&i of Saises.
Three guests were unable to &csp acd
builder of the Canadian Pat iic railroad. ,
POLITICAL POTPOCRI.
The Democrats of the lEdiarta
Legislature with the As
sistance of
A, Democratic J dge, by Char
acteristic Sleeikiuggary
Attempt to
Euchre the Republicans out
of the United States
Senatorship.
Senator AVarner Miller in the Lead
for His Own Succession irom
Xew York.
George ("J ray of Delaware Chosen for
Senator and I. A. Collins) Bears
thelimptyllouorof a Xom-
iuathm in .Mass.
X
Weather Report.
Washington", D. C, Jan. IS, 1 a. ra.
The following are the indications: For
Indiana. Illinois, and 3IissOuri: CoM
nothwesterly shifttu: to slightly warmer
southerly winK fair weather.
For Kanas and Xebraska: Wanner,
southerly winds, fair weather.
3Iinxk.vtoi.is, 3Iinn., Jan. 17. Tlie
worst -uow sUirm of thesejion vtskeil 3hn
nesota ami Dakota yeten1ay ami hut night.
Specials from Pierre ami Bismarck. Dak ,
stau- that train are abnndtined. Tberr
have been no mails fna the territory to
day. The thermometer here shows 1 1 de
grees below zero.
Chicago. Jan. 1 7 A special to the
Times fr nn DwMniaea. la.. sns.- Heavy
snow drifts stalled four pawnrer trains oa
tlie ChiCMSo. Burlington A Quiiu-y roal
between Desjioines ami Kaas City. AH
the other lines are suffering to a greater or
te extent.
Detroit. Jan 17 Ilervy snow sUrm$
preTaiteitl from Sheboyptn to Sl Joseph.
POLITICAL l'orrouiiL
Iu Iuiiaiia.
IndivnaI'OU?, Jan. 17 Senate beean
unseating contestetl member; today. 31c
Douald, Republican, was unseated today
by party vote givimr the Democrats a rna
jority on joiutballot. A recount of votes
in the contested election cases of Irwin,
Republican, for criminal jude. asrainst
Ay res, Democrat, aud Wagon, Republican,
for coroner, against 3Iorrinson. Democrat,
has terminated in favor of the Republicans.
It is understowl the incumbents will make
no further opposition.
In Xew YTork.
Ai.iiany, Jan. 17 The Democratic
legislative caucus tonight agreed upon
Smith 31. Weed of Phtttburg as its candi
date for L. S Senator on the first hit lint.
In the Republican caucus the ilrst ballot
for scnnlrr resulted as follows : Senator
Warner 3Edler 44. Hon. Levi II. 3IorUw
35, Hon. Frank Hwroek 12; tottd 91,
nerecesfrary to choice 48
Second ballot apive Miller 4 1, .Morton 96,
Iliscock 11. Adjourned.
In Dtslaware.
Dovek, Jan. 17 At the legislative em
cus this evening. Geo. Gray was renoml-
naed fr United State senator by aclaom
tion. He will be elected uunorrow.
In Massachuaettri.
Bo!ton. Jan. 17. Hon P. A. Collin
was selected as tlie canitdate for tlie LTnited
States staje by a cam-us of DemKratic
members of both bram-he of the legWlu
lure today.
tiip: km.uo.vs djvoiice cask.
The Mad-ame Continues Horstoryof
Wrond aui Crnelty Inflicted.
Wasuinctos, Jan. 17. Mrs. Emmons
continued her story today, beginning with
Iter experience at Bloomingdale asylum.
When she wus taken there Dr. Xfeaofci wa
absent awl did not return for nearly a
month; meanwhile Dr. Brown tried to
make her take medicine which she believed
ws doing her harm; die deceived her narie
awl cottcatlcd the medicine, she began then
to sret better. I be doctor dfcoerMi tliat
site had not taken tbe medwtae and cnnie
to her and mtkl. h would make her take ft
ami talked of stomach pumps acui Uiiacs of
that kind, she ftid she made Up her wind t
Utat he coubi wot make her take tt.
Well, fche went 00, lw wa -tfrongertbao
I. but I made htm take one d of that
medicine. be took il and I did not e bim
fcr three days. W bea be came back be
was like a car thai had teen whipped aad
knew that be eottld not k tne aaase Taisg
again She said thai while in tbe bpJ
she tried to frrgri or not to hear Uw
iitnti tJ rr)W who wm mJIv ma1. u.
tw triwi to ras aad hrto tbe tor w
ok ahoot br. Tht. be add. wm ritrd
rli.uin want tt aztfvtx'tAzion of or w
.sition. Jio tt waa am it waa bfu-- I
did not wmt to fa ami. by btipme '
.mj rlutrm f fraiiti fnmt atv own !r u '
lea. Mr. Emawca tbtaa jptve aa arrmni !
of ber removal to tbe Boskx bopfal at
Prvideace, ber rfee aad ber return to
Waabinglt!i.
A. Itt5lwl Battle wit illaert.
PrrvBtntti. Peaa.. Jaa. 17. -A apeetal
fmm Fraokjiii aj a Linody bale w-
fottrbt near Rajmautoa. baturday. tt-f
tw. pmrtis ctarmiap p&mmxm of tbe euai
aaiae. Tbe party in pwaeaioB. ooe Clay
Um. bad reared b-k to varase tbe
premix-- by Bladt Brotbun, wbo daiat to
have a Iae of tbe property larfctaf of
coiasr so be enlktnd several miner wbom
be anai with cid sbot gac aad otker
weapon of every detcriptbat. and tartraet
ed tbeoi to bebi'tbe fort t all bazank.
Wbea Black Brolberj wat to take p
soa of tbe asioe tfeey rsm iotti&j ejected
from tbe preaoNe. Tbey rrtnraed In tbe
esiag maferrwl by severaJ nb aad
ait-empt! to take pwwe by force. A
regular pitched batlJe wa tbe resait. dar
iter wbicb a ama aeemt-ti Sbarlv w s
wreJv isit-a wjtb a dab oer the bead
end "probablv fatailj bjarr Several
other oa btb. ds 'ere UsAij bn by
tbrwB s-oa!. before the Bbuks withdrew
Jo coatince the 5gl.t ia cwrt.
Too iJnch Red JJaia.
Sr Jo-isra. M., Jan 17 Last aijrht
W. H Ixm? r-csme involved in an. ahcr
catioa wflh .Vloo?o TrKcse, a txrtf, car
driver on lb- Frtderick artsioe Mac The
driver attempted to poJ Lcg oil the car
for reform U rn? hi fre, aad ia jMbjt
m at! him in the bead -bh s. mV iron
poker. iatgi'-r2 a wocod frrn bdi be
died at 4 ockk Uri zsmitix. H- K czJc
Ii uader arrct. Lag iatoxlated,
A Jiattle With Boomers.
Ft. Leavenworth. Kan.. Jan 17 An
official report n-ciived here frraCamp J.
r. Martin. Indian lerniorv. aenr Ark.Rsa3
Ckv. Kan., states tbAl trtK j that
vtctmtv are having que a hvdv tim. A.
day or tw sioora pwrty of w o! tu-evra
were ioial bv a uelachnr.eai oe Lb" K-sku
rfer bl refuessai u swrr-mir. Th- vr-sn-Mi
a cbitri' of the tnxtp tnl-rri il.nt
if tatv eroI a eertita H thry sbt.l ' l-c
shot down. This. iM'rtevrt', hi r. iift
ami the party capni. as Use sriMte-rn wrre
in doubt .nbJut tbetr ri;ht l f re 'uce
then the looters have Kn morv e"U:r
some and a lurr nnmber ero-el tin- ice
and hod wasu loidd when list.ercl
Ov th same ixtriv of MkMt.rs. Tn''t-rtant
b-rwi the w.xnl thirds to halt but was
answerou iosoknil-. and no hall w .. i. jlc
Isrtioje hai priHapt sctioa Et-tssay
ami leaving orders taatiuw 00 ene ( -s
out he ugm ortirretl tw party tt !ai: ii x
trfviag vbem at the -m- tine that .f ?le
order was disofcojed they wol I lc tird
upon. This tner only bad tbe tfle t f
caosing the outbtws to level their jf.r on
the Ixiirer of the onljr. Tlie mt- at
once-firwl ami with the hss of ou -f iL- lr
horses in tlie lending team ami one 1 an
shot through she hand. They nvn!t reti
and were brought to the main ra"Ht to
n wait the acthm of the U S. Cumiwi n
er. Tbe parties arreMetl nnwtKr 'to.
while tbe detaehmenl of troomooasiste'i i f
odIv tivo.
He Appealed in Vain.
"Wamhsotox. 1). C. Jan. 17 De isf m
wa- renden-d by tbe supreme coart 1 f ho
CroVd States tiaiay in tbe murder j-r if
JbH Haxesi. ibiinutr in errr. aeitjs. Uie
s'ale of ilfcstHin. HajK w iriri m the
criminal cuiirt uf St. Lout in Ibtfi f"r die
munler of one .Murlkrr, o tbt trt-a
Angtist, 1SS1. The jury fotad bin, ,. u y
ami lie wa sentrtcat to dentlx. H-ii
brought the case to tbt? coart hy ri'f
error npoti iheeniun! that ib- 1 ! M
snort protidvs tbai in raptUtl ri- m as
htiviajr a poailikn uf ro r 'it 4or
drwl Uiousnl tbe state "bid l n.l mI
flfteett pfrrtnworv rha! -.' U j tr r .
while ebewlH-re in 3li-sun 'li
btwd in ttucb case only tuht
challeiyjes.
Tbi provision of tin law ,
inaiulaios, opiatrd t hi- ti .
tbe trial in St IouL, no 1 h c
him f "equal pntrtl' ' '
jinl by. tbe FoHjteruih n.i
the frtlernl esUtiKMi T.
Utat allowiag llw Jrfate tVu
chulleiirea in capital c .n
tat. i hI
w ..j.'. r
ih vr''' f
' -'si -.' in
Uh .Xi
lll . T tv
t-rt"n.'r.! rj
1 tn t. , H
taiuing a popuiiithui of ntor ih . ! b tii
dreti UtouaMif I. is ftinpiy inVhi.B .rt:iut
die difficulty of sei-nriog in 'U
nisos impurtial jortes in cities of ihd i
which doe not iut in other pnrti n of
the tate. So far from defeattajc it may
furnish means of giving "eimal pr't-tnu
of the laws" which the Fourteen h anxpd
ment dechires snail not bs dcnki 1 i.ere
N nothing in the Irgwhilnm if 3tbt.n tn
this piint which is repugnant t that
amendment, ami the judgment f the
supreme court of the tie K alSrm-tl
Opinion by Justice Fiebl.
The WroiijrToin Oat.
St. Locis, Jan. 17 ilr M. Kanffman,
a well know u lapior men bant of thi .ty ,
arrived here test nlat frwt Cuba af;r an
e.xp'rienc' there which he will nJ --n
foreet. and fr wlbb In will ask t t
Uniiwl Slab to demand of tbe .spii.h
rovfrnment $o0.000 riamnnis. K iff n.n
left this city etirly UX mouth for Mt iut,
ttwl later w enl lo" Cnbn. Arriving at Hi
vnna, lw wa wittxaH nxpbtatirt ( ai.y
kind, arrraiwlawl ent to jail. wh-n- he
was confined for twlwe i1h m a j-i ary
tinagroo with iHrthiDSf u eat but brt-a ( aid
vatT Helmme-1 while in oajfii. . ol
that be hiwl be" pw1l or b in.' a
swbalbr who bail repftf. d hiin if o
rt I'attt's adam-e arnl; inU t. la: 1 1
$fl0,000 worth of tirktU f.r r " - n
He was jri-H no b-artg i(m Vu'l jtj1
wm not rebai nnUl tbe arrial .f a
lire frotn the City of Mtnii, h '!
Utat be wm not' the ntna w:trii ktn
affair is new in the hand of a Utv -r who
wfil demaMl $MMA
The Dow Law Good.
CiNCiN'XATi. O . Jaa. 17 -S& or 4 r,
wtiolwatb: bpMl dValrnt. broi.i'i t uii in
the Min rort leeeatry 1- t : tb -n
stiumooaliiv of the Dow li,-. r tat tn
wi ite app!ieatly to wb"-!!.- dal-M
Tbe tpianxm was -irckkri b- ,. Mrtirt t
tbty rb larinif the htw a -ti-'j-tnW awi
tbot it applied 10 wboteeak dm. r
KBoapi from .Jail.
Hiawatha, ICan,, Jas. 17 Abfif C
o'deck tbk cvaiaf two ftnawter nde
tbeir uw-noe frort W iwr C II Cj.in
rteetl S2 jreara. tntaroth face. cerOh fia'd
3it. M&trh cap Jofca Suna tter.? W
Vents. "bjooUi face, far cap. he- thr kd
stdt. Plfty dollar rtrwa! affr -K
OS"frSlnt: .SIB?
Xbw Yokk, Jaa. 17 -' oetl --1
ier aldernna). Artbar J Metjntwir
takes fnan ioaab anVfc fninu"!
after 1 p m. by two drjaitj afcrrlff l.o
acenaapaaiei! btot in nfwh toCraad ' -n
iral dpni. wfere tbe party b9 tran
for Sj? Shif .
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St Im 1- 31" Jan 1? Jrjb M
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S i!3 S'tth R?.aday. n afiaanyi wjt r.J
1 -.ay f'-r $.V).K No imdmvr ' t
tetk i Sed. ari bu aaaeU .
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sot yet kaowa
An IrnprobaW' Usswr.
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fe 8 b-re bl n tr. rfr at
N-bmka CJ fcv bera !isd.'4 bt the
rejwvt fa cnadl bansb' tb -br
iff at hwt semoatK bad aa aaae foani to
protect lb jail.
Canadian lJIUei.i.
OfTawA. Gat . Jaa, 17 Daatlnioa par
Fnanrm hm been aad anal nw i:
tiawt attend Xaak3tiaaa wt u.ke
piaee o tbe lata of KjArtaary anrf pvlhn
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