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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-08
THE o a. a. w.

A meeting of the directors If the
Omaha. Abilene x Wichita Railroad
company was held in Marion Wecines-
day. There were present. DIR. c. &.
Furley. George A. Blackwledcr. J. V.
Mofiitt, n +. Niederiander. and NJ.
W.Levy, of Wichita; j. +. Bcnebrake
of Abilene. Tell W. Valentine, of CLAY
Centre; and Hons. S. r. Howe, II. NJ.
Crane. and +. II. kallock, of This ccun-
~. These gentlemen are all sanguine
of the success of the great enterprise.
The afternoon and part of the night
were consumed in considering the in
teresis of the project. and then the
meeting adjourned. TO reconvene in
Wichita next Tuesday a; which tine
the president of an eastern construc-
ton company will be present TO nego-
tiate with the board for the building
OF the road Verify, this project BOOM
eth. The only question rs to its sue
cess seems to be the matter of neces-
sary aid along the route. and there is
little doubt on this point. The people
all along the line have long felt the
need of this great trunk, competing
line. and they intend to have it, if it
does cost something.-Marion Record.
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KINGMAN'S WEALTH.

The state board of equalization re-
Gently published report giving the
assessed value of each county of the
state THE year rs compared with that
of 1884. From this it appears that the
total valu alton of the state is $247,2sl,-
6ii.40, an increase over last year of
Sll .22S $500. OF this increase. ST.
207 ,1s5 SO or over one-tenth of the
whole, was in Sedgwick county, and
6s4 $50. % or onc-sixteenth was in
kingman county. Our county shows
the second greatest increase, while
Harper is third with $751;
1928. But this does not indi-
cate the relative growth accurately
Sedgwick was already wealthy and
only gained IL per cent. Harper last
year was $500 600 richer than King
man and only gained 25 per cent,
standing at present only SIS 900 ahead
kingman county's gain was 4S l-2 per
cent, on valuation previously BY no
means small. Outside of one or two
frontier counties with no previous
standing at all, kingman has made BY
far the greatest percentage of gain of
any county IN the state.
Ihese are lacts OF WHICH We have
reason to be proud. We shall this
year add at least as much railroad
property and perhaps more personal
property than last year. while our real
estate viii be re-asscssed next year and
will undoubtedly add largely TO our
valuation. IL our unprecedented
growth continues, we NAV expect to
record valuation of IS. 900 eco in
1886. Hurrah for us.-kingman
Leader.
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f. II. Loutrel, travelling in the inter
ests of the Wichita Daily EAGLE, was
in Sharon last Friday, and succeeded
in securing ten new subscribers TO his
paper. The EAGLE is one OF the
brightest appearing and ncwsiest
dailies We ever saw, and is unquestion-
ably the paper for this portion of the
state. as we receive it the evening OF
the day it is published, and its teie-
graph report is complete. We are
pleased to see the EAGLE secure 4
largc list here.-Sharon News.
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THAT NEW RAILROAD.

The Wichita & Colorado Railroad
company has been chartered, with q
capital stock of s.. OO0. 600. to build .
road from Wichita through the north
western corner Of SedgWick county
and through the counties of Reno,
Stafford, Pawnee, Ness, Scott, Wichita
and Greeley. A branch will be run
from some point in Reno county in a
northwesterly direction through Rice.
Ellsworth, Barton. Russell, Rush and
Ellis counties to some point on the
line of the Union Pacific The direc-
tors are J. w. Miller, Of Fort Scott,
and NJ. w. Levy, N. F. Niederland, N.
S. Woods and Kos Harris, OF Wichita.
1t is not known positively just W hat
route this projected road will take,
but il seems reasonable to suppose
that il will touch Garfield in its course
through this county If, as stated, it
will run in a northwesterly course
from Wichita to the corner of Sedg-
wick county, and thence west to the
Colorado line. Mt. Hope, Hutchinson,
ST. John and Garfield lie on the most
direct route to Ness county. 1t is not
at all likely that it will be built
through the northern part of the
county, which would naturally be
tributary to the branch through Rush.
By running due west from Hutchin-
son. it would strike st. John and Gar
field. This is the shortest and most
practicable route 10 Ness and the 9TH
err counties northwest of us.
When it becomes evident that there
is no foolishness about the building of
the road, we feel assured that our cit
liens will offer the management suffi-
cient encouragement to induce them TO
head this way. This would give us a
boom that would surpass the fOndest
expectations. just think of If! The
entire trade northwest of us to Ness
City would at once come within the
radius of territory tributary to Gar
field
1t is hard TO enumerate all the good
things the future has in charge for us,
Blu, a new railroad tapping the ex-
tensive trade of the northwest surely
appears to be one of them.--Garfieid
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Gail Hamilton says on the pedigree
question: ave do not know so much
about on. ancestry as Queen Victoria
knows about hers, but sorrier set of
louts, fouler tangle of scandals no
American citizen would shrink from
finding in his family legends than Vic
toria's royal lineage must publish 10 a
Disguised world Our own families
NAV have been no better but obscurity
has been kind"
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NOT AN ANGEL.

UAs . cheeky piece of dema-
gogism wherein President Cleveland
aired one of his private letters through
the associate press in which he set
down on a Democrat at Cincinnati
for signing n petition for man whom
the petitioner did not really desire to
see appointed. Cleveland rises up,
away up, higher than the Washington
monument in his virtuous Indignation.
Very effective and very beautiful, bnt
we will wager him the Wichita post
Office against the poorest place at his
disposal that he has done the very self
same thing a thousand times Cleve-
land is no angel and he can't make the
American people believe he is
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-08

In the war between the national
Democratic administration and the
ocean steamship lines the administra-
ton will come of second best, if the
result depends on the cash resources
of the two belligerents. The ocean
steamship lines in question have $780,
OeO 600 capital and surplus on hand,
while the administration was COM
PEELED TO send Dan Manning TO New
York last week TO borrow ZOO, 900
gold for the payment of current ex-
penses. -Leavenworth fines.
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Leader

The interview between the cattle
men and business men and the pres
ident reveals our chief magistrate in
his favorite character of the Immoya-
BILE Chunk. He never saw a Texas
steer. nor the Indian Territory. nor in
Indian: vet he told men who know all
about the three that they were living
10 him: that the cattle could be driven
of if their owners wished 10 drive
them. and he, Chunk, insisted that
they should be driven whether they
could be or not. The president is
very firm and so is wooden gate
post.--Champion
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Eve. sar,sf suruicsl Institute.

Z. Y aunssiI. " ~, Su-rrcn Hni Proprls-
tor. No - SoT.h Man street. opposite
Wholesale 5rocerT @ upsry.
Rooms. hoard ard ssiEs u al kinds furnish
ed patients at regular rntss. HAehits. ksnsss
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Gen n. Iknrrtan.

Prof-ssIcs u Pixro Isnsr .-e krpAirT- Ref
e-sacss. Catssiize ksssei asa bona -tt-
A Co AL pisBo- tame. - ne -syf sJssez7
- rf- -r,ffEo-s q - ulii tz1e se1- ia Pr
f--- I'D --.fs &. sourlt cts---trf ws-t gnx--
snt@e1 Lave s-S5--s Esfr IhcE4Es ens1
Co russss sssa4srx Isels n nse
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Private Detective arf prossssi11a stock
r-u.s-r s--.Tef .rd s.cle- s.o-k sr-efxlfy
I an con n4S,s-i vita p-ofesslenzl men = sseTy
tow. a. .ozfn YES Eszsss fhe p1.-ubas-e Of
"a pzul5e resr.s tfEIlg sssi.cztst - 90. al
lev Tr---, Ftrsas rffA rf1- ~
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5 Es, a--lazIfzEaI 49, sfeck fkrz tAres AID
as-ha.r friles FRA cifg. h1s'l1 = ser-f t-ys.
5-e-zrk-r<- s~r-i-r fs-csa - Tzs.aTs, pi~zrs
80 -stz- sa1 .rrxfi go
sf-o5e lot IL sisY sr.2y iers.ss AL ia
x.--r s~iz. i..ffassl -f<clAl t<rzzs = t@sts
slsA.ns = nakks ha-flrs
AZ srtvz-s<= e-,r<-tT Pr f=-f.srrs--.1-
sss-. - Csr4. I Fss-es szest fsr - 4. Srrtf-
f-1stsiz II el:J s1s s4s--s
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eu,hsesters 6rsiress co,,eoe
frank 4, y,s..

WICHITA. k.S-ss
open sal TIE year Wris@ Ter eireuiar and
specineas oGp<uH1-shig d-iA~i,-a.
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yond doubt
you don't sem very anxious" observed
Strain. See here, when did you hear from
Cafris last.-
-Ab0as four months age She was luss
hayhx fr Europe,
H6ufD Whistiei you have missed the
enneeffnf Well. You surely know old
1b UenS over with them.7
His sone va, significant. Roger sprang
% Ms feet
sWhAt is it, Srlin! Speak out.s
Strain looked curiously at the young fsl
lows fscs bean-ng with hope. and light
came over bis own.
@Oh! sets the wind that vayi Yes. Carrie
T. ~ cou in, and hate &c make tho aimis-
sion. bet a month ago, IL Lon ua she did
marry old Biake, whisky and all
halo, Rogers. hold on, and read your
letter.
Rogers shook OH his OBTAINING hand
let gol Let me- find Tu.a. Strain
Strain my lucS has changed.
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Iessons eiyen an the yiollo-
MISCELLANEOUS

Henry Nold. OF New YORK. j. row prepared
I 70 give pupiis Lessons on III Viola For terms
etc apply q; HTi-'s Book sto-s NEin 81 57-In'
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Or. VIM. Hall

Cures all BLOOD and skin Diseases. all diseases
Of the Nervous system and all trouble of the
urinary organs speedily cured Diseases of
Woman Specislty. Consultation Free and
invited Office oyer Woodlands Bank, North
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Archltscissnd superinisnSeuts. once Green
Hays new block, corner DOugiss avenue and
Water Street. Wlchlts. Kansas L. o boS %.
Terry & Dumont.
Arrhi.ec.s snd Super nt@ndents D.c~ In
goss' block. Wichita kansas eff
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T. ny eouin, and hate &c make the ainis-
sion. bot a month ago, il Lon iua she did
marry old Blaks, whisky and all
Hallo, Roger hold on, and read your
letter.
Roger; shook OH his OBTAINING hand
let gol Let me- find Tu.a. Strain
Strain-rny lucx has changed.
PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
ATTORNErS-ATLAW.
]. N. Balderston.
A7TarSzY At LAW " ichits. .-,.gwick county
Esn-s= oNce n Centennial Block ls5-a
Ino. D. Davis,
Attorney q. Law. orce ovcr Wichita National
Bank djo,aws-sm
]. N. Humphrey.
Attorney at law. Citizens Bank Building
Wichita, Kansas.
]. C, Milton,
Attorney at Law ohce over Boulte furniture
store. Eagle Block. W ohits d..
Norris L Iewett,
Atto-neys-at-Law. ONCE Temple Block.
Joseph Koenig,
Attorney -at-iaw. Once on Douglas svenue.
over Lynch's dry goods store. dso-u.
Edward 0'Bryan,
Attorney at Law and General Collection At
tOrney. Office with Jno. Z Parsons over
Kansas National Bank.
James r. Major,
Attorney at Law Will practice in all kansas
courts. Collections speciality, Clearwater,
Kansas.
Hatton & RusgIes,
Attorneys at Law. Eagle Block, Wichita Kan.
C. Reed,
Attorney at Law. lis Douglas avenue, wich-
ita, Kansas d.6t-tf
J. n. HuNrHEEY j. T. HUM.
Humphrey & Hume,
Attorney at law. Once over Citizens Bank.
d2.I-tf
G. W. C. Jones,
Attorney- onsce In Eagle block. over
iioyey Co. Is dry goods store .2-a'-;f'
ADAMS. GEo. W. ADAMS.
Adams & Adams,
Attorney at Law. VIII practice In state and
federal courts. 0rce in Eagle Block Wichita,
kal shs. di3o-
Harris, Harris & VermilIion,
Attorneys a; Law, Commercial block. wich-
Ia. Ksnsas
g. W. coLLISGs. koBr- fiArT
Ceilings & Piatt,,
Attorneys at Law. VIII practice IN both state
sud Federal courts. Office In Temple block,
Main street. second stairway rcrth of Post
Office. Wichita. Ransas
O. D. Kirk,
Attorney i. Lsw-ROom No. ), u 8. Land
pfice building. Wichita. Kansas.
y D. HcJsroN Wv. BENTLEY
Houston & Bentley,
Attorneys at Law Office over Kansas M
tionsl hank. Wichita, Kan.
]. F. lauck,
Attorney at Law, first door north OF u. s.
Land Office, in Commercial Block. Wichita.
Kansas Special attention given to all nds of
business connectsi with the L. :. Land Office.
{. c. RuggIes,
Atiorney-at-Iaw. Office over No. 32, Main
Street. Wichita. Kansas. 81
W. 2. Walker,
Attorney at Law. Oflics over Kansas Ma
iOnal bnns
D. A. Mitchell,
Attorney -at-law and collection agent. No. IL
Main street. Wichita, Kansas. lE-tf
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MUSIC TEACHERS.
Eva A. Bates,

Eva A. Bates,
Teacher Of Piano. Violin and theory. late OF the
Cincinnati College Of Music For terrns call
IN OF address 80 North Ms,n street, or Col
hngs ftstt = Law o'Fce. Wichita. Kansas
f5L-H
Mrs. s. 7. Hendricksoa,
Teacher offisno. organ sna Theory, fs2 North
Nsrk efs;rre.. ti---;l
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G a Rihhep M
DENTISTS.

Office and residence, 81 Douglas avenue,
sonth side Barnes block, over Derby's IHpie-
ment store. Wichita, Kansas. dlG3-lm
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Mrs. Or. Sexton.
Or. s. W. Richmond,

The noted magnetic healer, IL located az No.
ga North Market street where the sick and
suffering may receive the benefit Of her wonder
full healing power. Charges reasonable
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tho true affection that should sanctify
marriage he had known nothing. He knew
It deeply now. Justly and dispassiona tely,
he contrasted the two women with impartial
thought Corolins Towards exactionS her
caprioes, her selfishnssX her moral coward
ice, her worliliness and uarrownoss Of AIM
ranging thsmslves In opposition 10 the
gentle gravity, the thought Ok all about Der.
the disregard ot self. tho tender charity that
marked Tula Cordoba. Caroline Howari's
mental vigor, too, and superficial culture.
were In no wise equal 70 the oapabili-
ties that had shown themselves IN Tuia
under Roger desuitory tutoring. Give
Gertrude Miss Howarls training and Mis-
Howard's added years, and the Spanish siri
need bargain Tor NO odds Even Carolfr.s's
classic features wantsl charm, compared
with the fresh, tender beauty az Tuia's
southern face "She saved my very life
cried little Rogers to the silenee and the
kspots trees, ~and have brought her misery.
unworthy that I am Now, for tie frs.
time. do curse my luck
Don Eulalio and the young man at a
breakfast, silent both, and sad, waeu the
moso Rafael spoke at the door: There's
seror Americana he1e-one E-S.raiu-a-
And the next monen. Strain's elf vas IN
the room. He was IN buoyant spirit. what
with the successful Examination Of hi; work
and the thought of speedy return hou,@
Inevitably something o: animation came IN
with him But pieassi though he was af
reunion with his oh-.ims companion. RoS-
efs could not bear the tcusicb Of speech ~
general topics, and 80 hs left tins other AM
went 70 sit modify in his own room Here
Strain presently followed, and With eioadel
face
-Don Eulalio tells me great things 1t your
success, old fellow You must know toE
glad ! am
He has succasded. Rogers Answered,
briefly, i: profits ne noth.ns-save expert
enr.-
1T Will profit you fourth of his receipts.
the patron tells me- I an that far percca.
age CO no capitai-
IF would take it-ysz He nay pay me
What uax 70 drar-very surerf,uogS!y-
from your Company. bz, ! waa' nothing
more
You we're always QsIo:ic,- sad Ssra.n.
iupat,snty. Elf yos cAsaPea youT services
Others VIII chsaf<R yol Al yoa can <;
vii b hone toe much Tor eornfr- H.
vas rsSoicinS in your financial adTaoeeisfent
because il might hslp 70 divers yoa FROM
the disappointment L. Tn 70
good at breaking ns~s. Roger JOzr e.-
tonary III luck prrsnes JOG herss
IT does ssid The other, giooza1iy.
Ssran sfArsd What have yea lear!
Alrsadyi l though; hroESht tie latest
aaAA wsa h~rs's jour kssT. Iszpsoss !,
matches nth nina
RaxH sy~i H. savs;ops yicsossiy- Tss
vas Caroline Ho-Ars'S b
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prsTgsr. Opposite the postonlce. Teeth ex-
trac;ed without p,in. i2-5l-
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pENTrsv Onlce over Barnes & Sons Or,
tore, Centennial block. Wichita. IL
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SPECIALISTS.

u. W. SWttUt
DEsTssT. Eagle ballding. Douglas avsn'
wichita, Kansas.
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ARCHITECTS.
Crist g. Rush,

Willis Proudfoct.
Architect and superintendent of.ce In Eagle
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Magnetic physician Cures diseases OF every
naTne ard nature By ulsy etic treatment, with
out medicine. His cures are speedy and per-
snanent, and charges rersonabIs. Diagnosis
and consultation free. Parties from dist 1cr
can board with him reasonable rates. Offc-
On sogth water street, wichita, Kansas.
i;sL:giwlv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-05-19
MANY coNylcTs At LARGE,
Mounted and Armed, and News of q Bloody
Conflict Expected.

Mounted and Armed, and News of Bloody
Conflict Expected.
BRENNAN, TEX, May l8.-Latest advices
from Clay's plantation, the scene OF the re-
cent wholesale escape Of conVicts, is to the
effect that quite number have been cap
tured, while others have surrendered. From
these it is learned that the escape was not q
premeditated affair on the part OF the con-
victs, and that the two strangers who lnsti-
gated and aided in the escape OF the con-
Victs brought with them at least twenty re-
yolyers and twelve Winchester rifles. The
returned convicts state that it is the deter
minstion of those still at large not to becap-
tured, and that it will be folly for officers to
attempt their arrest without long,range guns
unless they can get them cornered. The
gang of twenty or more conylcts still at
large were at last accounts heading for
Western Texas, and are changing their con-
vict clothing at every opportunity. When
the convicts left the plantation they carried
with them six good shotguns and i've reVoi-
yers. and those not mounted on mules or
horses belonging to the plantation took
horses, mules and arms from the farmers
rs they retreated from the Brazos river. A
large number of the escaped convicts still
at large are desperate men and will fight to
tie last before they will surrender. The
country through which they are passing Is
thoroughly aroused, and news of a bloody
conflict with the outlaws is almost hourly
anticipated.
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BENwOOD.

M. J. Hoetes, exProseeuting Attorney
of this county, was up from the county sea,
yesterday. ,
Prot. Reid, Of Moundsvi,ie, was in town
yesterday.
Commissioners Of the school election To-
day (TuesdsyJ are Messrs. ]. Deegan, J.
W. Davis. I'D. Newton. Sr. Csnverse-s, G.
Krsnhardt, A. L. PeIley C. boAechen.
A case os violating the Sunday Gqnor
va. up before His Hopoe yesterday. Ii
woald be = very absurd thing, indeed, TO
have il in our hTs and not have it esn.
ioleed.
Another ineSsiate individual was con.
dscted 10 the bsstile yesterday evening,
where he lsDgSishes at present.
There will be preaching next Sabbath in
the Boggs run school.
The election, today. viii be held in the
public school b1ilding.
Nine months il the proper length for the
school terra Of this district.
Mr. Higgs, Of Cameron, has withdrawn
from the contest for Superintendent ol
County Schools. Tbs leave1 Prot Reid
and Prof Work on the field Both are ex
cellent gentlemen and Well qualified for tn,
position. The former Is occupying the po
sition at present, and the latter has served
in that capacity
Mr.. I'd. Dorsey viii make an sxcellen
School Commissioner for this district.
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STILETTOED.
An Employment Fraud Stabbed by a De-
frauded Laborer's Wife.

An Employment Fraud Stabbed by a De-
frauded Laborer's Wife.
CHICAGO, May lS.-Frank Rotunno, an
Italian, was sitting in his room in the rear
of No. 6 East Fourteenth street, yesterday,
reading a book. A woman entered the
door behind him. She paused momsnt
and then leaped forward on his back. A
cleaning stiletto in her hand descended and
cut Rotunno in the back of the meek.
The woman escaped as stealthiiy as
she had come. Rotunno was removed
10 St. Luke's Hospital. The cut was
so small that he soon returned
to his home. The assault on Rotunno is
supposed to have been prompted by desire
for revenge. He is one of the four Italians
VINO, few days ago, was arrested, charged
by l50 Italians with obtaining money under
false pretenses, it being alleged that the
quartette, who conduct an intelligence Of
flee, had secured $3.50 from each man by
promising to give them work on a railroad
near Indianapolis. Rotunno and his COM
panions were placed under bonds Of 1000
each to appear on the goth inst. The as
sailant is believed to be Cernello Passro, the
wife of one OF the complaining witnesses.
The police have not yet been able to find
bar
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Grain I'm Sight.

CHICAGO, May lS.-The following figures
taken from the regular weekly statement
compiled by the Secretary Of the Board OF
Trade, show the amount of gain in sight
in the United States and Canada, on Sat
urday May l6th, and the increase or de.
crease during the week: Wheat, 4O,92l ,9i3
bushels; decrease 9lO,9l5 bushels; Corn,
4953,ll3 bushels; decrease, 1856, lO3 bush
els; Oats, 2,2Ol ,462 bushels; increase, 336,.
5jj bushels Rye, 245,7l9 bushels; de-
crease, 1919 bushels Barley, 22j,ali bush
els; decrease, 81, l0I Bushels. The omount
OF grain in store in Chicago on the date
named was: Wheat, i,GlTH3l bushels;
Corn, 594,273 bushels Oats Isl, ,07S bush
els; Rye, 2O,0O9 bushels; Barley, 3U,S79
b,ebaIs