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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

New York, Nov. 1.-THE Empire plas
ter mills, No. 81 and 80 Bethume street, q
six story brick building, owned by Angus,
o'clock this morning and was almost COM
pletely destroyed in less than an hour.
About fifteen minutes after the fire broke
out and while tiremen were stretching the
smoke enveloped them, and they had just
time to jump backward into the hallway,
when all the eastern end of the building in
the rear fell, and neighboring yards were
covered with mass of brick, plaster and
machinery. Augustus Isaacs estimates the
loss on the building and machinery at $780,
900. Insurance. S27, 900.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13
Mobbed bv the Bows
tChicago Timesl

Ex-senator Sharon, of California, who re-.
Gently entertained the English Sir Thomas
and Lady Hesketa, his daug hter, received
from his lordsnip a bundle containing suits
OF servants livery. He sen. thom to his
residence at MEMO park, and when ono OF
the servants ventured cut in the color and
stockings of Europe no wasmobbed in grant
style by tbs boys Ct the neighborhooi.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

New YORK, Nov. 1.-The owner of the
British cutter Arrow has issued challenge,
through the London Field, for the challenge
cup-the one that was won by his boat in
the race against the American in 1882, when
the latter was under British rig and British
management. The challenge has made quite
sensation in the New York club, and is
pariously commented upon.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
BELLE PLANE, Kansas, November IL
The annual meeting of the directors Of
the Denver, Memphis &c Atlantic railway
was held in this city to-day. Mr.. j. j
Burns was reelected viee-president and
general manager, and much other business
was transacted, looking to the..:.early com.
pletion of the road
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Kansas City GRAIN an p. oduce-

KANSAS CITY. NoyemberH
The Daily Indicator reports wheat receipts
III. t4 bu; shipments 5.0i5 bu; in STORE, So 81
weaker: red, cash 15i4 bid, Ts1s asked; Nov.
10 bid 157s asked; Dec. 76tz bid ~ asked; Jan.
sales at 1s1; May. 81 hid, s7ss asked; No.
2, soft cash, s6t bid 81 X asked
Corn-receipts 7,7l7; shipments L. .ssl bu; In
store q $40 bu; steady snd firmer; No. 9. cash
81 bid 3s asked; year. sales at 27h; Nov.
q bid TX asked; May Soll bid 81 asked; No. :
white each, 81 bid, 3lA asked.
Oats-No. 2. cash q sell
Rye-No. 2, cash. 81 bid.
Hay-small bales. 81 50.
Eggs-steady at I9c.
Butter-choiee sctive; low grades duii.
Lard-Cholce fierce, d So.
Dry Meats-sugar cured hams, 9s,c; bacon,
Nc; dried beef, SC; dry salt clear ribs sides
- 40; long clear, - 90; shoulders 81 90; short
clear, s. 10; smoked meats-clear rib sides :,
50 10; shoulders, 81 co; short clear, s. 90; mess
beef, - 70.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

St. John was in Topeka yesterday and
was interviewed by Capital reporter. He
lald himself out in a very important fashion,
giving his reason for the defeat in Kew
York, and the victory in Ohio. St Peter,
81. j. endorses Cleveland-of course he
does, as bis son Harry is held in snug posi-
ton in the Interior department. The old,
dude demagogue chuckles over the suppos-
ed troubles of the Republican party. He is
still open for speeches at $50 per night for
the glorious principle Of prohibition.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13
THE ROCK ISLAND.

Tue following paragraph appeared in th,
Atkinson Globe Thursday concerning thc
Rock Island railroad:
A Rock Island man said TO a reporter tbi,
morning that his company had at last con.
Guided 10 cross the Missouri river and build
eStentions into Kansas. This information
he claims to get direct from NJ. A. Low, The
company's attorney at Trenton, Mo-, and
president of the company which is building
ehe cut-oh from Winston To Rushville. The
same man offered 10 bet that within 81,
mchtns TIE Rock Island will own the st.
opinion that Atchiscn ought 10 send a com.
inittee to Chicago to see the Rock Island
officials at once.-St. Joseph Herald.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

When the years summary is made up i,
will seem that no state in the Union will be
ahead of Kansas on the balance sheet for the
year. The sale of lands and the entries OF
government lands were never greater IN the
state than this year; and the people who
have taken up and bought homes in Kansas
are most desirable acquisitions. They are
mostly thrifty persons who have been edu-
Gated tn the east, and bringing the system
that has been enjoined upon them by the
barren lands Of the east towcrk on the fertile
soil Of Kansas, they will soon make all that
region Of western Kansas bloom which at
one time it MAS held could never be adapted
to asri, cultural purp''srs.-Kansss City
Journsl
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Kansas City Live STOCK.

KANSAS CRY. November
Cattle-Receipts, 5.1s1; shpments, sol:
strong, active; exporters, s. es9r5 ID; good to
choice shipping 81 70ed4 90; common 70 medium
~ 2Se4 90; stoekers and fsesters. o. 151a3 80;
cows. 81 tu@s2 so; grass Texas steers, 81 100
800.
Hogs-Receipes. SECS: shipment SIS;
lower; good to choice. % Sla3 90; common
to medium % l5@1J =.
sheep-Receipts, Jl4; shipments, -:
mon to medium 81 50a2 q.
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Pl6urO-Pneun1opja

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 1l.-Governor GRAY,
anti-pleuro-pneumonia proclamation will
be issued to-day, to take effect at once
Parties intending to ship cattle to Indians
from Connecticut, New York, New Jersey
Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri and the
District of Columbia, must make the Gus
tomary affidayits
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Academy of SCIENCE.

MANHATTAN, KAs., Nov. 1.-THE eight
eenth annual meeting of the State Academy
of Science began here yesterday afternoon al
Agricultural college. The following offic.
ers were elected: President, 4. L. Nichols;
Nice-Presidents, J. L. Parker and N.S.Goss;
Secretary, E. A. Popenoe; Treasurer. l. +.
Graham; Librarian, 4. w. Craigham. DIR.
Brown delivered his retiring address. Prof.
Snow reported the very imported discovery
OF the fossil bird tracks in the Dakota sand
stone.
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The Annual Election of Officers
of the D. M. & A. at
Belle Plaine.
The Free Traders Meet in Chicago with
Large Delegation, and Several
Speeches are Made.
Prohibitionists in Eastern Kansas Deter.
mined to Punish Violators to the
Full Extent of the Law.
The State Academy OF Sciences Still in
Session at Manhattan-Proceed
ings of the Day.
CherryvaIe on Fire.

Special to the Daily Eagle.
CnERRYvALE, Kas., Nov. ia great
fire is now raging in this city, which threat.
ems to sweep the entire business portion Of
the town. The wind is blowing strong
gale, and with the Roadway the fire has
made it is almost impossible for the fire de.
partment to do much. The widest excite.
ment prevails
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13
Prohibition Prohibits

KANSAS Cry, Nov. 1.-THE Times Bur.
lington, Kan, special says that all the drug.
gists in Coffee county were arrested on vari-
ous charges of violation of the prohibitory
law and their cases will be tried at the next
term Of the district court. The movement
is being conducted by the prohibitionists,
who will be represented by special attor-
ney,, the prosecuting attorney declining to
conduct the cases.
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81 I.sa.s orsin aud Produce.

81. LOUIE. NOVenlDtr II.
FlOur-dull and unchanged.
Wheat-weak with more sellers than buyers;
closed = cent under yeterday; No red.
cash, 95s; regular 9iSG9i1. Nov. s4Sastt
Dec 96996zs, closing at 9is: Jan. s7Sag7s.
ciooing at 9s4; May. 0eGl oe7.. closing, l Oeis
Corn-opened higher. declined ne; Nov No. 2
331i; May. 36a
Osss-frm, dull; cash. sjHGs95.; Nov Is;
Dec 2i&; year "a; May sos.
Rye-lower: at 5sc asked
Bariey-dull, steady, at 5o@ssc
Butter steady, creamery ssa.s; dalry isasi
Eggs-frm at lec
Flax seed-easier. 81 Is bid
Provisions-easier Pork, 90 80; Lard. as ai
AFTERNOON BOARD.
Wheat-Ac lower.
Corn-easy, sc higher
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

WEBSTER, the publisher, says that enough
books hsve already been subscribed for Ger.
Grants life to net Mrs. Grant from 100000
to 100000. He has just returned from
making arrangements for its publication at
London and Leipsic. He says Gen. Grants
style improved very much after he took a
sienographer to him TO whom be could die
tate, as he found the effort of composition
irksome and would often, as he said, acramp
santapca
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-THE Rev. DR.. o.
Connel arrived to-day. In reply to ques
tions concerning the nature of DEGREES form
uiated by the plenary council to the pope
stated in general way, that there was moth
ing in the DEGREES of radical or politica
nature. The Catholic church was not tn,
follower of any political party or system
The DEGREES dealt solely with matters inside
the church with the purpose of enlarging
the benefits of christianity. Regarding the
report that an additional cardnalate would
be established in America, DR.. O'Connel
said he knew nothing. Whe he left Rome,
Pope Leo was in excellent health. The DR..
seemed well pleased with the result of bis
r,iseio,,
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

PARIS, Nov. 1.-THE commissary of po-
lice at Valencennes has made terrible reve-
lations concerning an enormous traffic in
children, verifying Zolas' account of hui
name degradation in the Black country in
the north of France.
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To ELL a Vacancy.

ALBANY, Nov. 11.-Gov. Hill has ap
pointed Alton b. Parker to be justice of th,
supreme court, to fill the vacancy caused BY
the death of Geo. Westbrook.
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New York Grain and Produce.

Nkw YoRk. November Ii
Wheat-spot dull. options easisr ami steady
No Chicago. 9Sa9t; ungraded red. sl9I SsH
tor No, cred. Nov. etg943<; Dec. 64@s7I;
Jan. ISL Gys7s.
Corn-higher. closing steady; ungraded, $50
81; No. 55d55A; No. 8 44eoi7; elevator
No. 2. Nov. $50 Q1s41S; Dec. 52ha53&. Jan. ~
SEke.
Oats-higher; fairly active; medium western.
30e1Jt. white do sE5as
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New Yo2K, Nov. ia Washington
special says: "Miss Clevelsad was expectei
TO arrive at the white house to-day, but sht
did not come. She is now expected on Sat
urday. Miss Cleveland will be informally
at home after her arrival. 1t is understood
there will be no special gaiety at the white
house in social way until after new years
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

CoNsrANTINoPLE, Nov. I'm. Nelidofi
the Russian ambassador, has been ordered
by his government to press the de-
mand of Russia in the conference for the
immediate disarmament Of Servia. Greece
and Bulgaria, and the deposition of Prince
Alexander AS the ruler Of Bulgaria.
The Balkan conference to-day agreed that
tine basis of its deliberations should be the
restoration of the status quo ante IN Rou-
melia. No details were adopted.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

New YORK, Nov. 1l.-While excayatins
for building in the Fourteenth ward in
Brooklyn, yesterday, the workmen unearth-
ed eighteen human skulls, within small
area, and only fourteen inches from the sur
face. There is considerable excitement
whereabouts. Nobody can explain the mys-
terry
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

KANSAS Cry, NV. 1l.-Wotson j. Ferry
has been appointed police commissioner Of
this city by Gov. Marmsduke, TO succeed
Ex-Mayor Shelly recently appointed post.
master
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Some Emporia parties have taken out a
charter for road from st. Joe or Atchison,
not yet settled, which is to run southwest
crossing the L. p. at Marysville, and thence
10 Emporia and thence southwest to Z! Dor
ever built may reach FL Dorado, but it
won't 60 down the Walnut from that point.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

SENATOR GoRMAS, of Maryland, has Sc
cured the appointment of one Cropley to BE-
collector of Georgetown, the man who il
author of the following toast drank at &
Democratic carousels soon sitter the war:
Here's to the man that pulled the trigger
That killed the msn who freed the niger -
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Leavenworth Times: The real wealth of
Kansas is founded, not upon its rare climate
nor its extraordinary growth in the past, but
upon the products Of its rich soil, its grain,
fruit and live stock, backed by the intelli-
gence of a people that has built school
house and church in every valley and on
every hill
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That Election Case

CINCINNATI, Nov. lin the mandamus
election case to-day the court overruled the
motion to dismiss. The defense then intro
duced testimony tending TO show that ir-
Irregularities had occurred in Republican pre-
cincts, which would Offset the so-called Re-
publican gain, as demonstrated in court last
| Safurdry
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81. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, November H.
Cattle-Receipts. 1900; = shipments, so;
market stronger, better demand; extra cattle
u 25ea5 so; native shipping steers sIlla5 90:
butcherins stock, 81 7saa3 IS; stockers and
feeders 81 50;63 rs; grass Texans 81 25GJ Is;
Indian steers 81 0OG3 10
Hogs-receipts IL, 100; shipments 200; adtive;
packers, % i193 20; butchers, 81 55e1J 60.
Sheep-Receipts loo; shipments =; drruer and
steady; good to choice muttons 81 60aJ y;
common TO fair, 81 75Gs2 50; Texans 81 sO12 Il
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Prose Raporf

KANSAS CRY, Nov. H. The Times
Cherryvale. Kan, special saws: A fire at
half past seven tonight destroyed Cotfeter
II Booths livery stable and thirty-fve
horses, also G. b. Shaw s. Co.'S. lumber
yard. No insurance on livery. Loss not
vet ascertained
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

| NV YORK, Nov. 1l-Petitions are in
circulation to abolish the Brooklyn post
office and place it under the jurisdiction of
New York. They are said to have received
but few signers in Brooklyn, while in New
York the project is more favorably re-
| ceiyad
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

CHICAGO, Nov. 11.-Max Rittenberg,
drunken shoe maker, and. crank on the sub
ject of nihilism, shot Policeman O'Bren to
night in the left lung, and fired at severa
other persons on the street, and then blew
out his own brains.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 1.-THE board of
trustees of the Catholic university met here
to-day. They agreed to raise 100000
which, with Mrs. Caldwel's donation will
give the university 81 600, 600 to start with,
The incorporation will be made at Wash
ington.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

New YORK, Nov. 1l.-In the Methodist
Episcopal conference the appropriations for
domestic work were completed this evening
the total amount being $205,0O0 The
grand total of appropriations by the confer
ence this year is 81 ,250, 900.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 11.-Private relig-
ious services were held tonight ut the late
residence of John Mccullough, after which
the body was conveyed to St Georges Hall
where it will lie in state until o'clock to-
morrow, when public services will be held.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

TfaACndnle.I
Moscow has an emo nous rev cathedral,
built in the Greco- BY zantine style, which
covers IS, 900 square feet, an l has cost si2,-
o00t0L 1t has five cupolas, ON which go
pounds of goli were u-ed as establishment.
AMI thirteen tells, the largest half as big
again as the Great Paul. in London The
largest doIr weighs thirteen tons, and cost
$4,000 tn, marhle in the building coss
81 SO 600
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Becomes Awful.

ItOuFf. 'JUurhaLI
The duke Of Connaught has the hay fever
20 bad that he lo'es his voice. This fever Is
DAD enough on persons of great intsllecs,
but when it attacks royalty, the situation
becomes simply awful.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

| TO put in evidence, intending to show tha
Bell was the original inventor of the tele
phone.
APPOINTMENTS.
The president to-day appointed Dr. Johr
q. Lee, of Philadelphia, secretary of lega
ton at Constantinople.
DIR. Lee is n friend of Minister Cox and il
understood to have been appointed on hi
personal solicition. He is familiar with tn,
modern languages and is said to be espec
tally fitted for the place.
Gen. Joseph J. Bartlett, of New York
city, to be second deputy commissioner Of
pensions in the place of Lewis C. Bartlett
resigned. cause i'll health, and VIM. ii. Nor.
gan, of Nashville, Tenn, member of the
board Of Indian commissioners in place OF
Orange Judd, resigned.
Gen. Bartlett entered the Union army a,
Binghampton, N. Y, as Il private soldier,
April, 1861, and came out at the close oil
the war as brevt. msjor-general. He served
in the Army of the Potomac from the first
battle of Bull Run to that of Appomattox,
participating with distinction in nearly ev-
cry contest and receiving several wounds.
When he retired from the army in 1865 he
was appointed minister TO Stockholm by
President johnson, but recalled by Presi-
Ocht iit Hus uiWaNS btcu
crat.
BIG MONEY.
The commissioner of customs reports the
amount paid into the treasury during the
fiscal year ending June last, ut Sls3, 209, 1908;
amount paid out S29, 49, 73.
SIXTH AUDITORS REPORT.
Sixth Auditor McConyille, in his annual
report to the postmaster general, makes a
showing Of the financial operations of the
postoffice department during the last fiscal
wear, the figures of which are in round num-
bers as follows: Gross postal revenues, 49,,
100000, being nearly SS,4OO,0O0 below ex-
penditures. The deficiency last year was
slightly less than S5,OO0,eO0. The 5sturns
show falling off of 100000 which expen-
ditures amounted to S5,900,000. This result
is ascribed TO the reduction of letter postage
and to general business depression. The
chief expenditures were for railway trans
portation, 81, 900; postmasters salaries,
$11 100000; postofiice clerks, S4,900,000;
star routes, SIS 100000; RR clerks, "a $50, 900;
free delivery service, S4,000,000; railway
postal car service, 81, 100000; transportation
foreign mail, 100000. The value of post
age stamps solo was S4O,OOOOOO profit on
money order business, 100000.
The following fourth-class postmasters
were appointed to-day: In Missouri, at
Hopkins, John Donlin; in Kansas, at Cor
don, Louis n. Harter; at Reeder, G. God
IarJ
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Three long days and nights the doctor in
my shanty did remain;
0fentiInes he'd grow respondent, and have
symptoms Of pain;
Ohentimes he'd grow discouraged, and
would say, in accents weak;
"Oh! condemn state where folks get rich
without work Of Greek.'
Then his Language would get Eighty from
the pressure Of his ills
Mixing Latin, Greek and Ajax up with
Stacks, checks and pills.
Bot knew he would recover, or, at least, /
thought / knew.
That the ozone in the climate is dead sure
10 pull him through.
On the fifth day, convslascent rose this
damaged guest of mine,
And upon the sixth, all right, but sad, he
crossed the Kansas line
Left behind him in his exit where ambition,
hope and spunk;
Kansas retained his emnity-Paint Creek
retained his trunk.
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BERLIN, Nov. 1.-THE number of sui
cidcs in this city are increasing alarmingly,
cases reported daily and some days number
as high as ten. A banker named Markwald,
and wife, suicded to-day.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

MULvANE, Nov. 1l.-At the annual meet
ing of the Denver, Memphis and Atlantic
railway held at Belle Plaine to-day, J. J.
Burns was elected president
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ni0r

CHICAGO, Nov. 1l.-Judge Gesham La.
ordered the sale in foreclosure of the Toledo
Cincinnati & st. Louis railroad.
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KANSAS CIrY, Nov. 11.-Ex-Msyor Frinl
OF this city, died to-day of consumption. H
leaves q wife and three children.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

BRIGHTON BEACH, Nov. 1.-THE winners
to-day were Wellington, Marsh Redon, Per
icles, Bonanza and Manitoba.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13

New York, Nov. 1.-THE general con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal church
continued its session here to-day,
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Just 10 think what nerve it takes To stay be-
hind bob-tail flush;
But of course il isn't business for q lecturer
TO speak
OF such subjects to people that are SO dis
eased with Greek.
But If they will send those students to the
shores Of Yellow Paint,
To that boulder-drifted shore, where the
angry pillows roar,
And the women loudly snore, whether
they're asleep or sin't;
! could tell them in my lecture that there
seems to be law
That applies as well to greatness, las we know
it does to draw.
IL you have \ pair To draw to. and have only
got the sand,
You may make the world pauper on the
first or second hand.
If You have no hands to draw to, you must
ante and must wait;
You are likely to get gobbled, but not like
ly TO be great.
Fame is something like the waiter that
went roaming down the hall,
Giving neither bread nor greatness to the
man with one fish-ball.
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When the summer moon is beaming on the
prairie and the stream,
When my silver lighted shanty seems the
palace of dream.
Then sit out on my woodpile, and pom
der very fast
Der the somewhat funny present, and the
much more funny past;
Think of things that might have happened
things forgotten long ago
How the past had changed the present, had
it happened SO and so.
Then think about the future and the turn
that things may take,
Then ! say: Hopes are but dreamings of a
person wide awake;
Then add: Goodbye, old Mundane, as to
couch and dreams go
I'm the Bachelor of Paint Creek, and my
name Is Joseph Joe.
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Washington News.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE hearing in
the telephone case was resumed before the
secretary of the interior to-day. Mr.. CAN'T,
for the citizens of Memphis, read long list
of affidavits and authorities that he intended
TO put in evidence, intending to show that
Bell was the original inventor of the tele-
Dhone
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THE MEDICINE MAN
A Story Of q Kansas Ploneer-By the
Philosopher of Yellow Paint
Creek. Kansas.

The following poem was wf1teE Dy Hon.
Eugene Ware. Of IT. Scott, Kansas, for the To-
ronto Post, q. A. X OF Toronto, Kansas. and
read atfhe grand encampment by Col. J. d.
Stockton.
Stories often TEEN with sadness-this is desc
late and grim;
II is of ksn.as doctor and the way we
treated him;
And the ohjec: of these verses is an eloquent
appeal
To those higher, nobler feelings that of
course, you know you feel.
ANY man who hears this story is obliged TO
shed tear;
read il to the editor that runs the Topic"
here
Hopeless melancholy took him in, and for
a week or more
He was wsdng round in gum boots through
the tears upon the floor.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-11-13
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


Now York MaTket.
SKw Tosx. November II.
Money-On call easy at 2@3 per cent
prime mercantile paper at iT@5h
G0vernments-Dulla and steady.
state Bonds-Quiet.
Railroad bonds-fairly active.
Foreign ExchaDge-Dull a. 81 s1l4 for sixty
days and - So for demand