Kansas City Daily Tribune from Kansas City, Kansas • 1

V. Vi DIM5' TY AIM" TRIBUNE. KANSAS CITY, KANSAS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1896. (PRICE 1 CENT.) WHOLE NO. 125.

Kansas Tribune, Woekly Kstnbllsliert June, 1894. Kunsus Tribune, Dully, listubllslied July.lHiMi. -I. A PLEASURE RESORT. NEW CARS FOR THE 'L' any candidate nominated at either of said conventions.

SETTLED AMICABLY. "The countv central committee AMERICANS RUN OUT The Great National Lottery Enterprise of PARK BOARD DESIRING TO IM ohosen at said primary election shall meet and organize by the election of a chairman, secretary, treasurer and executive committee. State Central Committee Effect a Compromise of the Factions. THEY WILL BE PUT ON WHEN THE IS OPENED. PROVE JERSEY CREEK.

Meiioo a failure. "The executive committee of the Its Desolate Environ! to be Made Pictur Iff THE AGREEMENT IN FULL. TRIED TO FLEECE MEXICANS. Much Larger Than Thoie Now In Use and Far More Comfortable (lutes to Prevent Passengers Jumping On and Off Can. Em esque and Attractive and the Pride of the City From Eighteenth Street to the River Front.

state central committee ohosen by the republican state convention August 11, are in all respects to have absolute control and management of said primary election, and shall provide for all further or minor details not herein specified. The Beorganized "Gale" Lottery Prao- tin Ends the Eepublioan Fight in Wyandotte and Insures Viotory. side: wcea uiairauas. at Within the next few years it is "It is farther stipulated and agreed Under the Name of Mexican Lottery Thev Little Opposition to the Terms of the Agreement JIade by the Delegates. possible the rude and rugged environs, about Jersey creek will be con lioof via wen lor a Time, ner, on Troup avenue, was recently burglarized, and the home of Ex.

i Mayor Nat. Barnes, oh Hallock avenue, was entered and robbed. Monday night burglars attempted to enter the residence of G. W. Forgie, on north Seventh street.

At 2 o'clock Tuesday morning Tom Barker was aroused by members of the family who reported burglars trying to enter the house of his neighbor, W. G. Forgie. There he saw two men with a dark'lantern trying to pick the lock on the kitchen door. The burglars saw him at the window and ran along Seventh to Lafayette and up Lafayette and attempted to hide in the shade of a hedge fence.

The alarm was given, and Charles Carpenter saw the men endeavoring to bide and called out where the burglars were biding. They then ran up Lafayette avenue toward Oak Grove cemetery and disappeared. Since these many attempts the residents of the north end are taking extra precaution to prevent burglars gaining entrance to their houses. on the part of both delegations from Wyandotte county to the republican state convention that each delegation shall be seated in the state convention, 1 verted Into the most pleasant and picturesque known in the metropolis ALL BUT FOUR SIGNED IT. THE GREASERS WERE FOXY.

August 11, and that each delegation be allowed to cast a half vote on temporary organization as well as all Opened the Mall of the Company and Got They Realized That Bpllt In the Local Organization Meant antl-Republlcau Success in November! other proceedings of the convention. Onto Their Game-Operators Arrested Glad to Escape and leave the Held. of Kansas, and the scenes at which the city now hangs its head in shame, and for which the residents apologize, will be changed as if by the touch of a magician, into things of beauty and the pride of all the people. ana that the two delegations so seacea are not to choose a member of the state central committee of the twenty- After smiling for years in a profuse ninth judicial district, but that said committeeman is to be chosen by the executive committee of the state The park board have their eyes on manner on the lottery sharks of Kansas City, the goddess of fortune has stepped aside and Nemesis erim and central committee chosen at the state convention August 11. Jersey creek and nnpleasing as it now is, they do not turn from it in looking for they see within its stretch the possibilities of grand achievements.

Jersey creek, with its Topeka, Aug. 12. (Special.) To harmonize was the general spirit manifested at the state convention the Wyandotte county delegations compromised their difference and signed an agreement that will be rati- ged by the people of their county. By reason of this compromise the two delegations were seated in the state convention, with half a vote each, "it is stipulated ny an par relentless has driven them to the wall. The fickle goddess deserted them wnen they left the Sunflower state When the Metropolitan system is again opened its entire length to the public they will give to the people the best service and most complete cars that have ever been known in the two KansaB Citys.

The cars are nearly all constructed, and are expected here in a few days. They are larger than any ever used in the city, being nearly one-balf longer than those now in use, and entrance will be made from the corner of the car, a gate similar to those on the West side line will prevent passengers climbing on and off moving cars, and will have a tendency to lessen the number of accidents that occur too frequently. The seats will be arranged to face the moterman, and the side seat nuisance will become a thing of the past on tho elevated system. This change of cars will be made when the bridge and new power house are completed, and is expected to more thoroughly accommodate the traveling public. For the past year the officers of the Elevated company have realized the present car service was becoming insufficient meet the increasing travel, and preferred to put on larger cars, to increasing the number of similar cars as would be necessary.

ties to this agreement that they will enthusiastically and heartily support all the nominees of the republican party, and exert their influence with their respective factions to that end. disgraced, and Nemesis fallowed them CRUSHED BY FALLING LEDGE. to the new field, and naught but dis aster has since been their portion. "it is further agreed by the dele rugged and uncomely surroundings are today neither beautiful nor attractive, but it has some wild, picturesque spots, and is nearly as untraveled by the advance of civilization as it was a century ago. and they voted practically as a har in tne tribunh Monday was an ac gations who enter Into this agreement that they will exert their influence with their respective county organi count of the arrest of the McClures, old Kansas City lottery fakirs, and now comes word from old Mexico that zations to faithfully carry out this agreement and the aims and pur From Eighteenth street to the river poses thereof." the Americanos have been turned out.

.1. i ii it is rugged and in every manner primeval in appearance. It winds with serpentine curves, deep, dreary FREE SILVER DEBATE. Ray German Instantly Killed and Body Hashed Flat. Ray German, the nine year old son of Nathan German, living at 44 south James street, was crushed to death yesterday afternoon near Fourteenth street and Brooks avenue, in Kansas City, Mo.

The boy had accompanied his father to a rock crusher near that point, and while the wagon was being loaded, went to sleep under a ledge of earth. Without warning a great quantity of this ledge broke away and fell on the sleeping boy. His head and body were crushed flat, andthe body was removed with difficulty. It and desolate, through the city, but Representative! of the Theory Will Hytetk una giaa iney were to get out. This time it Is the old Gale concern, under the name of the Mexicana Lottery Co.

For years they did business in the Husted building. The Husted building office was prop-! erly a branch, the main resort of the the park board see a grander sight. at CheUea l'ark. Next Saturday, at Chelsea park, the Tbey see in the not remote future the Forresters will observe their sixth anniversary. A program of music same serpentine topography stretching from Eighteenth street boulevard to the great park on the river front, 'ners, said to have been Ladish will be rendered, and ttMetlc sports with shady dells and grass and flow didavc ALREADY BEGUN.

Glover, was In the Gibraltar building in Kansas City, Mo. The sign on the door of Gale Co's rendevouson this side indicated that C. B. Gilbert, a fi will be one of the features of the occasion. They will be addressed by Hon.

John T. Sims, on and in the afternoon the famous Cub-bison-King silver debate will take precedent. The debate, will be on the Site fv aathfel for the Erection of the is thought the ledge became loosed by blasting. ers and great escapades, and skirted its entire length by drives and passes; they see its rugged granduer mingled with artificial and modern improvements, and the place so long neglected made the most interesting in Aug. jrter Klevator.

nancial agent, did business there. No uolds outviiwJc)f men are at work on monious and united body on all matters that came before the convention. This compromise was brought about by the good officer of the state central commit, and both sides made concessions' in the interest of harmony and for republican success. The republicans of Wyandotte county realized that with a split in the local organization the anti-republican forces would have things all their own way in November, and the disaster would be far more reaching possibly than losing the county officers, jeopardizing the state and congressional tickets, and likely be a failure in the election o' United States senator next winter. These things being considered the factions laid down all differences, and worked together.

Tnere was some little opposition to the agreement, but only four of the delegates refused to sign the compromise. After the agreement had been made the two delegations mingled together in apparent harmony, and a number of. the delegates from both sides vouch for the statement that the compromise will be satisfactory at home. The fall agreement follows: "We, the undersigned, representing the two delegations to the republican state convention from Wyandotte such gentleman was well known in M'DONALD'S FUNERAL. pna -y of the Great West- the vicinity, and no great financial transactions were ever consummated emy-iuu, down the 0id free coinage theory.

J. K. Cubbison, candidate for representative, will WUl he Held at the Washington Avenue M. the city. or We thV and another force Where, but the quantity of lotterv They have a glorious future for Int.

nff fVifl mtnrA E. Church Thursday. The funeral of Andrew MeDonald, speak in the negative and Judge S. S. King, author; of "Bread Winners and tickets was enormous.

Like all other pour-told Jereey oreek. It Is but one lotteries they insisted they were on vjwinck. ti- Tbertay 'ijightiew elevator and sbopsdWdJHiver front, between of the many improvements they pro Bond Holders'', the affirmative. the square. Washington an jtate avenues.

The BLAME THE CONTRACTOR. In the course of time they were pose, but none will have a tendency to change the entire appearance of the city so greatly as the making of a pleasant retreat out of the chaos of The Coroner'! Jury Find Malcoiun Worden the fireman killed Monday night, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock at the Washington Avenue M. E. church. The funeral will be preached by Rev.

Alderman, and the burial will be under the auspices of the Odd Fellows and Workmen. The firemen of Kansas City, Kansas, will attend in a body, and a large number will come over from the Missouri elevator will be of brick, and having a capacity of ft million bushels, will be the largest in the city. The company have one, year in which to complete the entire work, but representatives here say it rill be finished this fall. Guilty of Criminal Negligence. Coroner Todd held an inquest over Jersey creek.

PM the remains of Andy McDonald, the casting about for greener fields, and some of the old company who didn't know when they had enough, selected the land of the Greaser. It is said they incorporated their lottery under the laws of the republic, and had payment of prizes guaranteed to a. certain amount by the treasurer of one of the semi-civilized states. Smoke Wyandotte Club Cigar. fireman who was killed in an accident Monday night while making a' run to FINED $50.00.

WELCOME RAIN a fire at Swift's packing house. The LAST NIGHT, jury found that McDonald came to his of Charles Pearson Was Found Guilty The Temperature Vonslderably Lower and They thought they had a good thing, Violating a City Ordinance. Charles Pearson, a plumber in the PaU Bearers Selected. The pall bearers of Andrew Mc Today Pleasant. The weather bureau has finally death through the criminal negligenoe of Contractor Malcom Worden, in placing an obstruction consisting ofi pile of rock on South Seventh street, near Vermont, without taking the I i county, for the purpose of harmoniz- ing the differences there are existing In the republican party, do hereby agree and pledge to carry out the stipulations hereinafter mentioned.

I "First That the republican county relented. Last night thewind changed to the north, then veered to the east precaution to place thereon any light Donald will be his associates in the department as follows: John Mc-Narrey, David Bowden, Albert Mebus, Horace Norman, George J. Bernard James McCauley, L. Harbert and B. Curren.

and a genuine autumn gale blew for several hours, cooling the atmosphere employ of Contractor Hargraves, was arraigned in police court, this morning charged with violating the city ordinance in obstructing streets and not maintaining danger signals. He was fined $50, but with the understanding the ordinance would be observed hereafter, a stay was granted. or danger signal whatever. and cheering the people. During the central oommittee chosen by the republican convention on July 20, 1896, and the republican county central committee chosen by the republican night considerable rain fell, and today 1 1 TALK OF STATE WARRANT.

ana sent out sack after sack of mail, furnishing graphic accounts of the enterprise. In the height of their glory they fell. In an evil moment they forgot to stamp a quantity of mail matter, and in investigating the same so as to return to writer, the authorities are said to have discovered a great game was being worked on them and the people. The Mexican Lottery company had a new nan-but they had not forgotten the tricks practiced at Kansas City. were, it is alleged, offering priz the parched vegetation is revived.

FELL TO THE PAVEMENT. Indication! That Contractor Worden Will Today the temperature is in marked convention on July 22, 1898, are here by dissolved. "Second That the two tickets nom-. jX foated for county and legislative a a nAnvanfinn contrast with that of the last ten be Prosecuted by the State. It is probable that a warrant will be FOLIE NOW RATIONAL.

Charles Worry's Wrist Broken by FaU days, and a general spirit of peace on From a Second Story Window. Charles Worry was removed from earth now exists. W1U be Removed to St. Margarets for Medical Treatment. sJames Folie, who was committed to SOLDIERS IN THE CITY.

Fifth and Minnesota avenue to Bethany hospital last night in the police ambulance. At 2:15 he fell from the sworn out for the arrest of Martin Worden, on the charge of criminal negligence. Worden is now under arrest by the city authorities for violating the city but it Is more than likely that he will be prosecuted by the state. excess of the state guarantee, am.V such manner as to make it En Route From Riley to Fort Sheri men the Mexicans took a hand L. window of Estep's.

place to the pavement and sustained a broken wrist dan, Near Chicago, A large number of soldiers from the game and the Americans lost. It the county jail Monday, and thought to be insane, has recovered, had talks rationally on all subjects. It is now thought he was suffering from a severe sunstroke, and with proper medical treatment will recover fully. He will and severe braises. It Is thought he Fort fiiley passed through the city this morning on their way to Fort feUasIeep in the window.

Smoke Wyandotte Club cigar. WANT A STRAIGHT TICKET. Sheridan, near Chicago. They came INJURED BY FALLING TIMBER. be taken to St.

Margaret's hospital this afternoon or tomorrow. Is reported the whole gang was arrested, and to escape punishment were glad to throw up their articles of incorporation and get ont of Mexico. This they did after a time, and only when it suited the purpose and pleasure of the Mexicans. It is said the Mexicans are as foxy as the be submitted to a vote of the re-eensbutans of Wyandotte county at a firy election to be held according CO peo Australian system, the judges Bryatarka of which shall be selected ''in an executive committee of the i eer. E(3an state oentral committee, bowections to have equal represen-rs.

Bryaon each of the primary boards, wife canvassing of. the vote of the Miction to be under the direction Mr. Brjntrol of the executive com-equentljof the state central committee, at he uiing place of the said primary arse bee h.eld in eacn 0f tne fifty-two id yeasts of the county, said polling Ho be held at the regular des-. eT5l election precincts, the be Pened a 8 o'clock eec nd continue open during the 7 p. the judges and King- of said primary election in An City, to be furnished 5 olathk, registration list of the voters 1 the particular precinct jaw, yie primary Is heid Bad li8t to Local Stalwart Democrat! Will Not Abide in over the Missouri Pacifio and left over the Alton.

Several cars of cavalry horses and camp utensils accompanied them. A Frightened Horse Causes Injury on North DOG LICENSE REVENUE. By Fusion. Ssme of the stalwart democrats who James Street. Owen McCormuk was injured last night at his home on North James CURFEW FOR ARGENTINE.

lawyers of Kansas City, and they had to have all their accumulated wealth. street by a horse becoming frightened signed the petition recently to send delegates to the gold bng democratic convention now say they will put a county ticket in the field in this Both the Public Library and Park Board Want It. At the council meeting tomorrow night the ordinance disposing 'of the dog license fine will be disposed of. and tearing down the porch to which The Yonngsters of the Silver City Will There are only a few lottery sharks Leave the Streets at 0 p. m.

it was tied. In trying to loosen the left, and the goddess of fortune is not with them. county this fall in the event of fusion. The Argentine city council, last animal McCormuk was struck by falling timber. He was taken to St, Margarets.

passed a curfew ordinance sim Williams Funeral This Afternoon. The funeral of J. B. Williams will ilar to that now observed by the ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS. It was the general sentiment that this fund would be turned over to public library, but now the park board have signified a desire to have it to help along public improvement, children of this city, compelling all be held at 312 Armstrong avenue this afternoon nnder the auspices of Com youngsters under the age of 15 to be in their yards at 9 o'clock p.

m. The Burial of Mike Rodman. The funeral of one of the heat vie tims, Mike Rodman, occurred yester and it may be given to them. Armour whistle will give notice of the Dy tne commissioner oi t-lathe, ct dateg specified by the state i ffternoott committee, ample notice fc-ealibec to be given by publication in lave to Cndotte county papers before f.ther np'ary election is held. ablt he a game primary election the 1 Harri of lhe two county commit-1t.

vJby dissolved shall be sub- 'New pany E. The deceased is about fifty years old and was married about ten days ago to Mrs. Phebe Nash. His hour. FOUR JOINTISTS TODAY.

illness was of short duration. W. C. T. V.

Election Tomorrow. day afternoon. KOdman was overcome by the heat, at Riverview, and died at police headquarters. The funeral was nnder the auspices of the WUl be the Feature of the Board of Education at the Next Meeting. At the meeting of the board of education next Monday night the assignment of teachers will be the principal work done.

The matter of securing more room will also be discussed. At present no different action has been taken in this respect, but several buildings will have fo be secured to accommodate the pupils. Two Were Fined and Two Were Granted At the Edgerton Place Baptist Continuances. 7 in aw nf 1-Vioii. minanfiira church tomorrow afternoon theW.

Drill Social Postponed. The social and drill entertainment arnson ftnd committeeman re Austrian society. In police court this morning fonr O.T.U., of Wyandotte county, will 9 tnolnnirtf r9 fhfl arnrr nnnt hold its annual session for the else by the ladies of the Mount Pleasant church, was postponed last night ty 5 that Drimarv shall reoresent jointlsts were arraigned, Ed Forshay. 1517 North Fifth street; John Kump, Warden's Case Continued. yening i tion of officers.

A report will be made owing to the threatening weather. The case of Contractor Warden, 1610 North Third street; George Ross, by the various officers, of the work The program will be given, later in 206 North James street; B. P. Scan performed during the year just clos Jee. The candidates for andiiiQce8 receiving a majority of cast at said primary election 'entley, be republican candidate for ing.

Arrangements for entertaining the week at Barker's grove. Both Music and Ice Cream. charged with obstructing the street and having no danger signal, thus violating the city ordinance, was called in police court this morning Ion, 601 Osage avenue. Kump and Scanlon paid fines of $100 each. The the state convention, in September, he Natiootive offices of Wyandotte the general election in cases of Boss and Forshay were con tinned.

At the free musical concert next Saturday evening the First Regiment will be completed. A literary and musical program will add interest to and continued until Thursday. band will give an ice cream social on i Prostrated by Heat. Mil and tbe candidates for the -17 re receiving a majority of the illn0" 1st in their respective a nuirictg ghallbe the repnblican i for the legislature at the Colonel election: and the candidate the meeting. Blddleman Recovering.

BURGLARS ARE OPERATING. Huron Place. The proceeds will go George Buckner, an employe of the Married at 8t. Mary's. James Downs and Ella Holleran were married at St.

Mary's at 8 o'clock this morning, Father Hughes officiating. Ed McKinney aided as groomsman and Miss Margaret Cleary as bridesmaid. They will reside at avenue. ft. Licenced to Marry.

Jndge Angle, yesterday evening, issued a marriage licence to James Downs, aged 30, and Emma Holleran, aged 28, both of Wyandotte county. An Cnsuecessf ul Attempt to Enter Borne to pay for the new uniforms. Special Meeting Tonight. Wyandotte Gas was overcome by heat yesterday afternoon, at Tenth on North Seventh Street. St.

Iaity commissioner receiving a A meeting of May Flower Council, Harvey T. Biddleman, the fireman injured in the first fire at 8wifts, Is reported resting easily at his home, 1007 Ann avenue, and the indications very favorable for recovery. Blddle and Haskell. The ambulance re district shall be the republican moved him to his home, First and Tne residents in tne north end are having considerable experience with burglars. The workers are evidently inexperienced but they are usually junior Urder U.

A. will hold a meeting tonight at their hall, to take action on the death of Andrew Virginia. wlidate for county commissioner in general election. That the chairmen of the said conventions hereby ree not to certif the nomination of man fell from the fifth to the second McDonald. floor, during the fire.

successful. The home of C. F. Will Smoke Wyandotte Club Cigar..