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FL Paso.


Ell PAso, Sept. 15.-[Special.l The
preliminary examination Of Lou Bax.
terconoluded to-day. The testimony
OF the State finished AZ noon. The de-
tense did not place any witnesses on
the stand, but moved that the
defendant DO discharged. The motion
was ovorruled by Judge Davl q,
and the accused was place d
under bond to await action OF the
grand jury. The counsel for the de.
Tense Immediately appeared before
District Judge Falvey on a plea of
naoeas corpus. After reading tho tes-
timony offered by the state In the
pfel,minary trial, and from that one,
rendered his decision which was Thai
the accused be discharged.
Tho preliminary trial of Henry
Berry will be taken up tomorrow, and
as Law Baxter, the only owe witness
70 tho killing, will testify in favor OF
Berry, 1t is generally conceded that
tho accused will be discharged. Gov.
ernor Ireland was expected to arrive
~ this point to-day, but failed Ia
reaoh mere. Heis booked for to NOR.
row.
Tomorrow 10 the Fourth of July OF
mexico, aud 1t will be celebrated In
grand style throughout the Republic
Across tho river, at Paso del Norts
preparations for a fiesta have beon
made, and, as is customary, will com
menco tonight. Many people from Il
raso will participate, consequent,
Deer and mescal will flow like water
anu the pursuit OF happiness will bt
easy.
me tax OF 50 per capita on all male,
petween IL and 40 years, who refuse Il
work on the county road, Ia exciting
much opposition, and the county cour
will reduce II to$2,
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kavas Ota.

NAVAsoTA, Sept. l5.-[Spscial. Mr..
CHARLES Henbeck, well-known
citizen, fell from tho iron bridge over
Navasota river, between this and
Washington county, and is seriously
wounded. He was repairing the
bridge and fell nearly 90 feet, striking
his hip on a rock, the hip bone is
fractured and both bones broken II
one arm below the elbow. He bears
up finely, and 1t IL hoped his robust
constitution will help him through.
Tho following ere the officers elected
last night by the Navasota Guards
Captain, ID. O. Demaresty; first lieu.
tenant, A. N. Dewarsh; second lieu
tenant. Louis Back: ORDERLY seargent,
j. M. Wesson; second seargent, s.. M
Levy: third aeargent, j. l.. McNair
fourth seargent, j. w. Dreher; frs,
cotnofal, Il. Ii. Hurt; second corporal,
~. q. Preston; third corporal, Ed
Miller: fourth CORPORAL, u. ii, Low
chaplain, M. W. Paterson; treasurer
j. J.. McNair; secretary, j. W. Dreher
There was q good rain to-day at p
m" which will enable farmers to SOW
turnips, and holp fall gardens. A
norther last night, and weather not 30
not day.
Merchants have opened immense
stock OF goods and business Ia brisk
Cotton rolls in every hour, and re-
ceipts are large--fuliy 1000 bales &C
far this season.
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BOWIE, Sept. Is. --ISpecisl.l- The
railway switch on south side Of the
depot Is completed, and ia q great con-
venionco to the company In handling
freight, empty cars for stock, cotton,
grain etc.
Tho public schools of Bowie opened
Monday morning. Professor Rossor's
school, In the regular Academy build
Ing, opened with 70 scholars; Professor
Aliens school, on the sonth aide OF
town, With 81. Good seats have boon
ordered for tho latter, which wore
needed.
Some grain, as we'll rs cotton, Is
coming In, but tho bulk OF the former
IL being hold for better prices, by our
farmers.
Mr.. J. IL. Brown, OF weatborford,
brother OF our merchant, ID. Q. Brown,
" moro and will likely remsin through
the cotton season, and buy cotton.
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BoNHAM, Sept. l5.--[Spoclal. lin
the district court, Il. T. Best vs. the
Texas q Pacific railway, for personal
injury, loss If fingers OF the left hand,
claimed $4,000. received u verdict Of
81, 800.
DIR. b. Dabney received ts-dny from
friend In Sherman, a very fine
pointer dog OF the Red Irish specie,
luails will no doubt suffer.
Judge Mcclellan is visiting Gaines
VILE this week.
MIR. Burden has opened the now ho-
tel on tho corner OF Timber and Uek.
land streets.
J. M. Smiths little son, Willis, is
quito sick.
Cotton receipts to-day, Is bales.
Price paid, 8 TO SX cents.
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San Antonio,
SAN ANTONIO, Sept. l5.-[Special.l-
The Mexicans of San Antonio clele.
brated the Independence day OF
Mexico by procession, speeches and
feasting. The following telegram was
sent.
To the President OF the Republic Of
GENERAL PoRrIRR DIAz:--The un.
dersigned, commissioned by the
Mexicans Of Bexar county, and in
their own name, congratulate tho
supreme magistrate of Mexico on the
seventy.tifth anniversary of tho heroic
proclamation of independence at tho
village of Dolores.
BRYAN CALLAHAN,
JOSEPH CAssIANo,
L. ORNELAs,
Committee.
Tho celebration will DO continued to.
morrow.
The fall clip 10 coming In slowly, and
but few sales have yet been made. The
real condition OF tho market has not
yet developed, and 1t is impossible to
make fair prediction, but indica tions
are that the season will be as salts
factory az that Of last spring. Very
few buyers have yet arrived, but
several arc reported on the way,
Enough are expected to insure sharp
competition. The condition Of the
wool, owing to rains, will be very
light, and II will consequently bring
q corresponding good price.
This morning, about o'clock, q
| vQrV nQiuful fhnvtrt not ,n,t~...
dent occurred to Mr.. Il. Nagel, the
engineer for the Anheuser- Busch beer
cooling apparatus, near the Interna.
tlonal depot. He was cleaning on,
the boiler and had lot off tho stean
retained from the night before, leey.
Ing the pipe open for moment, HI
had occasion to step outside of the en-.
CINE room, and when no returned the
steam had ceased blowing off and ht
stepped up Immediately In front of Tho
pipe. AS he did 30, the steam, which
must have boon held by tho pipe DO
Ing clOggod, burst upon him, ecaldinl
both his legs badly. Medical attend
anoe was summoned Immediately, snt
he 10 now resting quietly.
News from Eagle Pass says TN Eng
lish syndicate, headed by II. II. Sy,
mon, vice-president of tho Mexican
Central railway, and w. BrOderiok
Cloote, an English aobleman, have
purchased the Sanchez grant In the
State of Coahuila, in Mexico, contain
ing 100000 acres. The English na-
ton is freezing out all other foreign
ora In Northern Mexico. They now
own In tho State of Coahu
lila, alone, over 100000 acres
Their influence Ia visible In nj
things. AT their present rate OF i'm,
crease, II will not be long ere they will
have graspod the entire business OF tbs
country.
The Farmers Loan and Trust com.
pany, of Now York, filed mortgage
to-day, on tho San Antonio IL Aransa.
Pass railway for Sl,7O0,O0O.
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Housros, Sept. l5.-[Spoolsl.l This
morning at 2o'clock Charlie, Champ.
BELL q brakeman In tho Central yard,
was run over by the cars and instantly
killed. Whom the train was stopped
one wheel rested on his breast.
Passenger and ticket agents OF tho
several lines In tho Texas Traffic as
sociation viii meet with Traffic Man.
ager Waldo tomorrow to adjust rates.
The car.acc0unts departme Of the
Galveston, Harrisburg d San Antonio
general ofiices will begin moving TO-.
morrow TO New Orleans. This com.
mences tho removal Of the general Of
hces to Now Orleans, the work OF A, q,
Hutchinson, general manager.
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Tyler.

TYLER, Sept l5.-ISpeclal. The
testimony in the Mark Carter case
was closed this evening and the ar
guments OF counsel will be heard no.
morrow. The main witness for the
State IL q young man named Donogau
do testiile sthat Carter confessed the
murder to blm on tho pighs II was
com nlt,ed. Outside OF this confession.
the Stst9 has no case whatever. The
defense has impoached Dunegan on
several polnts and It IL hard 10 sur
mise what tho verdict OF tho jury
viii be.
District Judge McCord, who has
been atok at his homo In Longview
Tor two weeks, returned hore to-day,
fully recovered.
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Henrietta.

HENRIETTA, Sept. 15.-[Specisl.l-
District court convened here yester.
day with Judge Williams on the
bench. The present term will con
tinue six weeks. The docket la large
there being 100 civil cases, six murde,
cases, besides several other felony
cases.
judge j. M. Hurt, OF the court of u.
poals, is In the city visiting relative .
He Is accompanied By Mrs. HUT.
Hon. A. l., Matlock, of Montague. is
III tho city attending court.
Miss Mary A. Newcomb, who owns
q large pasture in this county, near
Henrietts, has made arrangements Ia
have u colony OF 40 German families
settle ON her lands this fall and open
up farms.
Prospeotors are hore every dsv look.
Ing out locations icr farming. North.
west Texas will certainly be blessed
with very large number of immi.
grants during the fall and wintor,
The merchants OF Henrietta are
saily complaining of the very great
delay In getting freight from Dallas.
Thev aay that thoy oannet afford 10
buy III Dallas when their bills are al
most due before tho goods ara received.
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WNLTLE Il INNI,
Presiden. Texas Veteran Assoclatio
Denisop

DEYIsoN, Sept l5.-LSpsclal. l-Sev-
oral of Unclo Sam's boys were in the
city yesterday, on the way to their
regiment In Southern Texas. They
had been to Minneapolis, Minnesots,
10 n shooting tournament, represent
ing the Texas department. They re-
port Texas as having won two OF the
prizes.
An clipping party stopped at tho
Colonnade hotel Sunday night, aud
blew out the gas before retiring. The
night clerk. Smith Preston, sme ling
the escaping gay, trsosd II to their
room, and tried to awaken their hv
knocking NJ the door and calling To
them. Falling In this, he tried
the transom over the door, but found
Il tastene down. He then secured a
lad der and climsd up TO the back win.
dow, crawled In aud BY .shsking, md
the use Of water, succeeded In Nrous.
ing them enough TO get them out Of
tho room. n Il had mot been for che
wnlchiulnsss OF Mt. Preston another
couple would have been found deads
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AustIn.

AUSTIN, Sept. TO- Special Tho
collector Of Matagorda county settled
to-day.
Hill county assessment shows Sis,
COO decrease.
Tho Fort Worth & Denver City rail.
way paid S306 passenger tax to-day;
the Pullman Car company $40.
Tho university opens on the 18th,
with everything favorable for a large
attendance.
The denguo foyer In subsiding.
Material for tho capital building Is
arriving, and work will Commence
again In earnest about the middle OF
Optobsr, w.
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Gainesville.

GAINEsvILLE, Sept. 15.--[Spocial.l l.
Another killing In tho Indian Terri
tory has been reported hero. On las,
Sunday evening Tom Adams, q lad,
and ono Wilson qunrreled about some
work done IN = vol, during which
Adams drew HIS pistol and shot nj
wilson three tlmos, ono bali grazing
his head, ono passing through his
body and tho othor missing hun. vii.
son died soon afterwards. Adams had
not bsen arrested at last accounts,
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Terrell.

TERRELL, Sept. 15.-[Special. IA
large delegation of the Masons here
have gone to Forney to-day to partici-
patio In the burial service of DR.. Sow
oil. The large attendance was an owl.
dence of the high esteem of his worth,
which extended beyond the confines
of his home.
Vigorous campaign work IL earn.
estly going on by both places CONTEST
ing for the county seat. Forney seoms
to DO free from the pests of carvassers
at present, dreamily pondering tho pros
and cons IA to how II would best serve
its own interest IN solving the Issue,
The Issue NO longer seems mythical.
Ihe reacsion sweeps on with increns-
ing volume. Even those who man
fully stood by Kaufman In tho former
rell. IN
G: q. Wilson returned home last
night. sldetracked HIS meu.gerie car.
and VIII have the full com binstion on
hand September 49,,
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BELroS, Sept l5.-lSpeciel. About
10 days AFRO Charles Wizard was
struck In the forehead ny Charles
Emswiter with beer glass. The
wound was not consided al dangerous,
but Wizard continued to grow worse
until this morning at 4 o'clock, when
he died. An affidavit was aled against
Emswiter, charging him with murder.
Ho was immediately arrested aud IL
now IN all to await examination,
which will DO had tomorrow. Wizard
died ~ the home OF his parents ~
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by the very often mistake OF blowing

out gas.
Ssm Taylor lisa railroad man, also a
candidate TOR councilman In the first
ware, but certain "cllokn wants him
10 withdraw from tho race on account
Mr.. Taylor is a man of
nne business qualities aud n GOOD
citizen, with hosts of friends, and he
says ne has announced and intends TO
run the race, win or lose.
Alexander. Bradley was badly pols.
0neu yesterday, by ivy, while hand
ing nay. He was very warm at the
slme, and consequently his body was
badly swollen, aud he suffered great
pain. e''
About 500 pupils wero enrolled YES.
terday, the first day OF school, la the
pnoiic schools, the high school build
Ing being crowded.
Little Willie Kennedy, aged 8 years.
son OF Pat Konnedy, who liyss on
houston avenue, Was buried YESTERDAY
at 8 O'Clock.
Baird's Minstrols gave performance
here last night to good audience, rho
were we'll pleased and complimeuted
them highly.
Mrs. Hanna, IN aged lady, who lived
with her daughter, Mrs. Kennedy, on
Sears street, died early this morning,
Mrs. Hsnna had been IA poor health
for some time and not expected to live,
owing to her advanced age.
A petition, signed by @ good
many citizens, asking Mr. NJ. G.
husted 10 become candidate
Tor councilman in this first ward, has
been circulated.
Mrs. ID. g. Kissen2or, aged SO years
oieu AZ her residence, ON West Sea,
street, yesterday, AZ 0 o'clock, and was
lnterred to-day, as 8 o'clock, IN til,
Oakwood cemetery.
business OF all kinds il on the rusl
mere, anu Tue merchants are hopeful OF
agood fall trade.
Cotton, corn and hay are on on,
streets every day.
! Hon. Ike Staudifer, one OF Dsnison'.
promising young attorneys, was mar
ried to Miss Bell Menifee tonight
Both OF tho contracting parties stand
high in social circles, Eyerythln,
went oil nicely. Many invited guest
and friends were in attendance. snC
many fine presents were given
Among tho guests was Mr.. I.ao Meni
fee, OF Harold, brother of tho youn,
lady. w '
The Pam Electric Telephone com
pany to-day perfected arrangements
for a line to Sherman.
The knights OF Labor will give ,
grand picnic In week or 30, at which
prominent speakers from abroad will
SPEAK. This order has about so
members here.
Business Is increasing and store
are all increasing their clerical force
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ing section since May, 1873. He was
hno surgeon and general practi-
TONER. The entire county mourn his
death. he almost dieu In his saddle
ST his post of duty. Being callod 20
seen patient Saturdayevenlng, he,went
anu WAS taken sick on the road, land
was hauled home on Sunday morning
and died that night. Kaufman county
mas recently lost two of her best ply
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DHcATuR, Sept. 15.-[Special.l -Ev.
erything Ia quiet at this place. Trade
Is looking up little. Three bales OF
cotton wero received yesterday.
District court Is still In session, and
Will continue through next week. The
Pool rapo case is set for tomorrow
the Ward murder case for tomorrow
weak,
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KEMP, sept. To- lSpecisl.l-Ourcom.
nunity was shocked on yesterday
morning 10 learn Of the sudden death
~ DIR. W. q. fNscocx, NJ Srairievilie, "a
very nnt,li physician thf aghuuy this
section. he do'toi dlet at nat dread
lui disease, blsrk jam ics, takiug
eiuk on Saturday nigat and died 6uu
Day light ~ 3 O'Clock. Dr. Peeoook
Wa - yoofe old he'd been praoticiug
medicine ~ ffalrievills and surroand.
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HONEY 0rov..

HONEY GROVE. Sept i5.--[special.l-
Business before Mayor Gilmsr's court
has been plentiful since Saturday,
caused BY the various disturbances
among lh' members Of the colured
csorches oers. o. IL cares on the
docket, 10 have boon .rIsd, rcsultius
Ia II convictions. Several hair.puli.
tnvs among the .sistsrs were indulsod
In. The original oAuse Was 8 church
trial with the oppoolnG fsoSioSs. 6Sme
Of shs nsnbers see1 : Ihiak ssDai
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QUEEN CRY, Sept, 10. -[speclal.l -
To-day an old gentleman BY tho name
OF Owons was struck by tho west.
bound passenger train, on q bridge
near bore, and Instantly killed. He
was deaf, or noarly so. Ho was read .
Ing a newspaper AZ the time.
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sion from church means putting the
errinH one forcihly out of the door.
Cotton Is coming In more rapidly-S3
oales to-day; quotations, $40 to Dos.
The high school has 1884 pupils on
rolled.
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WEArnERronD, Sept. iS.--ISpccisi.
Tho election returns are about all In
and show that prohibition was do.
feated BY about 500 votes. The stock
law carried by the small majority o.
Cotton has commenced comliR IN
sold In town to-day s All Az 40 q
$40. ~
weather very warm, iudi, n
rain.
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WACO, Sept l5.-lSpsclal. -.
eral comment tonight q
Whites testimony h thdeS
sratsly gave HE brother -
cure his (flaelus) libsety.S
Whies' efses eeazt a1Ieesn
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Wa will sell this month at such
prices as TO advertise the
GLOBE, 703 Elm street.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-15
The MASCOTTE.

The densely crowded house which, despite
the very unf,yorable state Of he weather that
greeted the return of the favorite, Fay Tenn
pleton, nj the Turner opera house last even
ing, spoke volumes for as well As paid high
tribute 70 the popularity of this charming
and bcwitching little artist with our amuse-
ment loving public. Miss Templeton was
her Own bright sparkling self, and made all
OF the title role that Is in it. Her "Gobblc"
song was charmingly rendered, and
received i dclble recall. Alice Nane was all
that could be desired Us sTiametta," and WAS
honoFcd with hearty applause and encores.
John Ielnpleton perpetrated some wretchcd
singing Or such il could be callcd), while his
portrayal Of the character af Prince Loren
70 was vastly overlrawn- Signor George
Olmi was received with marked favor rs
"Pippo,' which character he cieyerly impcr-
sonated. George Travener Us Prince Fred
mex" sustained his part admirably, and
rendered the songs incumbent upon him in
excellent voice. The bal,,nc. of the cast WAS
sustained by excellent talent.
We would especially suggest to the man
ageHien; Of our opera house the desirabilily
OF their programme z the ior.-t. Il, AN carrier
hour than they have of late, as our audiences
DO not care for Il lis; of the cast, when pre-
scented to them rs they are about to leave at
the c'psc o. the entertainment.
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PERSONAL.

Tremont-A. J. Holver, Stonington, H.;
3. VI. Fosgate, Peabody, Kas.: Warran Hall,
Pekin, H.: ]. s. Rodes, Augusta; S. S. Al
len. ST Louis; j. VI. HauchinsOn, j. Keller,
:. d, KlingInan, Arkansas City; B. F. Bass,
Kansas City: J. ". Hunter, indianapolis;
{. W. Averili, Dodge City; J. II. Bogart,
Il. +. Gunner, Omaha; \. Eilershim, Chi
cago; Chas. Goldhammer, St Joseph; C..
G. Nichols, Chicago; F. 5. Gould, Kansas
City; ]. p Garland, Freeman: T. J..
Schwartzer, Missouri.
Occidental-E. T. Ford, Caldwell; T.
Caylter, -. Lous: T. N. Sedgwick, En-
poria; blat. Townsend, I. j. Mathews, Kan
sas City; T. c. Bosley, Chicago; j. F. Cog
gin, Anthony; \. Z. Spencer. Nevada, Mo-;
A. McGuire, Barber county; Miss Kate
Williams, Medicine Ledge; I. Spenman,
Towando; A. McNuily, Anthony, c. T..
Pattcn. Anthony; J. c. Simmons, Kansas
City; Mack Latz, New York; John ].
Shields, Clearwater; ]. W. Ady, Newton;
VI. J. Wadleigh. Topeka; +. Evans, Chca-
90; ". II. Phillips, Newton; G. L. Dorr,
Cartilage: d. j. Montgomery, Boston.
Douglas Ayenue-L- A. Wilson, Green
witch; Harry GiIIen, Kingrnan; J. W. Budd,
Kansrs City; J. y. Reef, Sedalia: Howard
Soule, Mt Hope; :. X. Sycke, St Marx; II.
Keen, Minneapolis, MINI; ID. j. Buckley,
Belle Plain; l. Z. johnson, St Louis: S. NJ.
King, Topeka.
yalley--B. +. Bass, Kansas City; Frank
Bigger, 1t. Sccot; W. Il. Pitts, Pratt Center;
Mr.. Mounoe and wife, Kinsley; VIM. Z.
Martin, :. +. Martin, Winfield; w. J. Hol-
lingsworth, Great Bend, Ind; NJ. Smith,
L. Bane. Conway Springs; G. NJ. Martin,
Medicine Lodge: Miss Sarah Williams, Sha-
ron, Has.
Miss Anna l.. Jackson, of the Wichita
Art Institute leaves for Emporia to-day.
-Messrs. VIM. f. and L. +. Martin, of
Winfield, were Yesterday in the city en- ronte
from the Worlds Fair at New Orleans to
their home.
Mr.. J. f. Goggin, the popular real es-
tate agent Of Anthony, arrived in the city
Yesterday. He reports that city steadily
growing. The hard times has not affected
that city TO any Improbable degree.
Mr.. \. l. Lyman, proprietor and man
sger o. the Goddard Opera House. was
in the city yesterdy. lie plays the Ask-Price
Happy Hours" party this evening. This is
nice and iEeritorious little company, and
should draw well. Mr.. Lyman left his sub
scripi;1n 'nr the DAILY EAGLE
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AARhETS By TELEGRAPH.
Kansas City Grain .nd Produce.
Wichita Live Stock Msrk.,

KANSAS CITY. January n, ISIS.
tloUz-Msrkei steady; sales, ear low Grade
by sample at sc
Wheat Receipts, 600 bushels: .hipm.pt.
.5>e bushels: IN store. sSeS.s1 bushels. market
brisk and prices generally higher: No nd
cash. g. bid, a asked. January CO..; Febru-
airy, 81 bid, eii. asked; March sss eo.A; April.
- = hid. 6iis asked: Nay. eS,. Sss.; No. 8, e;
reSuiar, .; special ELEVATOR No. T. s.; sp~ciai
elevator rejected. a. hid; No 9 sof., rs.
Corn Receipts. 1870 bushels; sh;pmenss.
~" bushels; In store, $50; b1sheis; mar
Set stronger and higher; No. 2. cash SS;
. saaary, - S=ss; February, ~ bid. y
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About o'clock yesterday evening, while
the south bound freight train on the Santa
Fe was at the depot in this city. a man
City, while attempting TO cross the train
between the cars, got his left foot badly
crushed between the bumpers. The engi-
neer was just pulling up the slack in order
to pull n pin 50 as TO cut the train 10 open
the crossing, when the injured man had got
between the cars. His foot slipped between
the bumpers and was jammed near the in
step. No blame attached to the railroad
men. The man IS at the Eurnean Hotel
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The Encyclopedia Britannics is not com
piled work. but all its leading articles are
written by specialists. The proceeds of Col.
r. p. Findley's lecture next Thursday night
viii be used for the purchase of the Britain
lea Encourage the pupils by coming out.
" Sherman's March to the Sea " is a master
piece.
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To give our readers an idea of how much
EAGLE, We will state that the governors
message, which appears on the first page.
makes forty-four book pages.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-01-15

The Caldwell opera house was opened on
Monday night las: by the Fay Templeton
opera company to immense business and
great enthusiasm. The citizens Of Caldwell
are proud Of their house, and are Justly SO.
as it is said to be = beauty. 1t has seating
capacity of 500, has ali the modern appiian-
ces, and is well nigh model of its kind