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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14
Two Nights,

TURNER'S oPERA-HoUsE.
L NJ CEAw FORD, MANAGER
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14

Mrs. Stoiler came up from Wellington
last evening to meet her husband, the Hon.
Jacob Stoiler, who has been attending a
meeting of the State Board of Charities.
Mr. and Mrs. Stotler will remain over Sun
day with relatives in this city.
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1t has been decided to raise the roof of the
rink, nov the First Street theatre, put in
galleries, boxes fer the ladies of the audi
ence. raise the floor, and, in short, fit it up
ia first-class order for the plays which will
he nut IN the sfare fhern This season
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14

Panic prices 10 and 20 cts. Reserved seats &c.
ON sale at the Santa Fe ticket Office
Monday morning.
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The Original
sTIRK FAMILY and Jolly voYGERs"
in their
BRILLIANT sPECIALTIES,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14

EN- Dsta has purcarsed o: jacob Bis
s.a.z Al the machinery for The nA.usso-
turing o; gAlvA.izei iron eoraiee and 7oved
j: 70 his building. Do1xlss sveooe. jzsi e.s:
Q: he S&a,s Re t-~ek. vh>r. be IA prepared
% 30 al kinds Of skses metal work Sc
i'd IN .,c.csr column 67&la
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14

Prices 25c, sc and zoe
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14
The Original

Two
Friday and saturday, February 18th and 10th,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14

o. BnStee receives s:ock 90 ecasigsns.x
ca The zess Eh3l sRznA esl3
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14
CHURCH CHIMES.

Wichita, Feb. 13, 'S6.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14

Yesterday c. G. Webb, Esq. of Bradford,
Pa, arrived in our city. Mr.. Webb is a
nephew of Judge w. C. Webb, of Topeka,
and therefore cousin to Mrs. L. L. Walker.
Mr.. w. informs us that this is his first visit
to the west, but that he brought along bis
wife, proposing TO stay
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14

Pure st-aised honey Sc per pound u
Steirhanser Supply Co. ia u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14

The Woman's Guild, of St. Johns
church, viii. give soap bubble sociable
next Wednesday evening, the 18th, at the
residence of J. ii. Alley, corner North Law
renee avenue and Elm street. A cordial
invitation to all. Come and get a "hsnd-
painted pipe"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14
THREE NIGHTS,

Commencing Tuesday. February l6.
Matinee Wednesday at Q.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14

The Mimic Prince!
CHAS. +. SMITH,
King of Clowns.
The acknowledged hero of the Stage of Momus,
will positively appear in person in his
own and Original spectacular.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-14
oPERA-HoUsE.
L. NJ. CRAWFORD. MANAGER

PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Killed by Premature Explosion.

SANDY Hook, n y, Oct. 21-Lieut
Wm. II licdalle md an ordnance soldier
We're killed here this afternoon by the ex
ploSon OF shell which was being loaded.
The ordnance board fired the 12-iICh
mortar this morning. The charge was
fifty pounds OF powder and saells loaded
with sand. and this afternoon the shells
were to be loaded with powder. One shell
vas flied by soldier named Joseph King,
and Figst-l Lieutenant Wm n Hetcalf
slperintended the work. After the tiilin,
OF the next she'll ard the screving in Of
the plug. it exploded, blowing tie soidicr
10 pieces ani fatally injuring Aeicalf. who
lived bat about half an hour. His body
was fca-fully nlan..Ied, while that OF kiag
was PICKED up in pieces in the vicia
ity. The clothes Of both caught
ire and several others Were
slightly Injured and temporarily lost their
bearing. = about ten or twelve persons
were near the shell when It exploded il IS
I wonder thay 70 more were killes:. a. fIag-
lncu.s of tie shell icH in every direction
!. Is Sl~niis i tl.at some grains a powder
lodgcd III The thread of the hole Of the shell
and The plug being screwed il brought
abau. the explosion This is the first fatal
accident that has happened in tie last
twelve ana half years. tie length OF tine
tLat tie Advance board has Deen testing
sIus here. Many guns haye harsted but
40 one was ever injgFeCi l'y such an ezpio-
sion before
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Earsas CITY Grain snd Produce.

TANsis CRY. October -.
wheat-Rcceipss l'"o; shipments 7.oon; in store,
sales ranged: No red cash. G2l. bid; November
c. o'j: De, Ell ber sS'i hid.
30 red s5s BIC: s.,eci1l soft, el bid. Others In
CON Receipts, siH; shipments. 100; IN store
S'.egl. steady; Sales ranged: No. cash. >t':
Nov aQbid: Dec. ) \ asked; Nay, s;'is bid;.
oags-No cash ~ bi;
Rye--No = cash ~. BID.
Fgs-s. but snc Ia. unchanged.
Fi0lr-StesGJ: qlotatirrs ii, ar lots: NS l5c Xxx
SCs 5c faiy a u5esi Is; choice, 81 50 t5 faney,
s. sol %; patent, 81 tsss1 CO. rye IiC1r, q i5G; -
oa;f--No. . cash q i'd cash and October = bid;
Rye-N ovember, 5, bid.
NIL stui-(ai.t.
Coln Ma:--4reen, ~ dried; <:
Germ CloD-pu'S. r.; sSekeft- 30
Saipstdf-
iirst-,--Kuli-. :; sacked -.
Fay--Fal ., fancy. SNAIL oa,e'. sac largo, So
Btter-Stes.iy. eveaTue,y fancy. IS goos. 5o; dairy
=; store packed, -: G uuinon. 5.
C6es-e@}ui Sfeas:i 49, aat 7es Young America
t5aiGry-y -; ,ly; cd heas Sc =; Oh mixed. s. .
spring chickens. large. s. l.. saal' s. 81 -; tui
Iaiiow-No. l. 3 sqe7G, Va. .
Edes-DTv iili so. llte : .. :; -; e;'ils d : A.
$sfy sat - / ~. No ;; z en- 81. - :, -
Wooi. .ssisss,1ri unwsshei heayy silc, l6.Eis lis:
CARPET, TJsI7: Kausas fri Nebraska heavy Ie. -
light, i9 ~. 1re.iu1n, g; tuo washed caoiee S45
ane ). 50; ,iinry arc hlw, :'e.9-
= - loa.. c5a-sa, $50; Gro osei f7<f<gie.
Prov Sisions-Su. rcaTet hams l. ,DCt sSt bacon
?; ;ii.d beef -, dry sa-- clsar rio s!!es, - ..
smoked scar rib st.es, s. .; lore elea- g % shoT1
c'sar g. 81 pork. - - shoulders q >; beei
Lar,l-cl.cice tie-ce. 500.
DTivd Apples. i65Sc; reaches. .tz-'-c
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Sherman at Indianapolis.

IaDIANAPoLls, Oct. 21.-Sen.tor John
Sherman arrived here about noon today
and was net By a committee CT 100 leading
Republicans From until 6 p. N. the
senator held 2 reception at the parlors OF
the Denison house, where hundreds Of po-
litical and personal friends paid their re-
spects. In The evening he delivered 4
speech in Toniinson hall, which was pacl..-
ed to its utmost capacity He devoted the
first part of his speech to proving the
charge made in tie Republican platform
that the Democratic party has accedcd to
power il the national government by virtue
Of unpardonable crimes against free suffrage
declaring that there has been III the south
since the close OF the war q determined ef-
fort IN various ways TO deprive both white
and black Republicans of their rights, ald
citing rs proof the congressional reports Of
the operations of the Ku Klux hlan, the
mississippi Plan and outragcs in the
cotton states ia 1876. He then passed to 4
discussion OF The tariff and closed by cri;i-
cisin@ the unfit characte. Of
some CT the appointments made by the
national administration.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
-Ir. BIaine's Movements.

PIrrsBURc, Pa, Oct. 2l--llon. Jas. e.
Blaine, accompanied by number Of old
schoolmatcs and personal friends, left for
Brownsville, Pa the home Of his youth, al
10 O'clock this .morning. .Whilc enroute
Blaine viii make hriol addresses st West
and Belle Vernon. Tie party
will return to the city tonight, end Friday
Blaine will visit Washington. Pa.
PIrrsBURG, Oct 2l-A Comrnerciai-
Gazette Brownsville, Pa, special SAYS Hon.
Jas. G. Blainc and party arrived at Browns
vile at ) O'Clock this evening and were
escorted to the hotel by q band, where be
held an informal reception. Tomorrow he
will visit the graves of his parents and sis
ter; in the evening he will speak at the
Iyceu,n and or Saturday morning, in COM
pany with his sons will 60 to Washington
over the old national pike, where he VIII
visit n, aiIna-.aater
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Chicago Grain and Produce.

The general tone ef wheat market was stronger
today based On better cables and more outside buy
ing was K order. The first sales were il3 higher
than TIC closing prices CT yesterday, rallied ana
closed trudirg nearly outside prices
and * higher than yesterday. The estimate receipts
were smaller hut the market ruled dull snd low and
clcsed = shade lower than yesterday.
Oats du,l and closed easier.
Provisions steady; prices fuctua.lng within mar
royy range and closed for Gay e. ice higher.
Cash prides as follows:
v,heat-No sprinc .,,. t1..lG; No 4red. 'i'i
Cntn--No. :, 5i.s 1.;Is.
Q:tj-No. ., <.G..J.
hye-NO. ,, -.
EaVlsy-Eo. 2,'io,
Flax seeG-9,sl.
nnlolhy seed.Primc. e;.G1,iI,Gi
Jges5 PCr,1-aS -
ISrl-Si.5.i.ts5 -.
WaiSSey-SteaIy, 81 y.
r.u.i;-.a. f,,l,.rn. rsr,e-na as fnl.nAva.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Conoressional Nomination,

NEW YORK, Oct 21.-The following
congressional nominations are reported:
Massachusetts,. First district, Democrat,
Geo. r. Mclaughlin; Second district, Re
publican, John D. Long, denomination.
GreenbacIZers at Greenfield. JAS. Oliver.
Rhode Island First district, RepuOli-
can. Henry J. Spencer. denomination
Second district. Republican. Nathan i.
Dixon.
New Yogk.-Thirtieth district, Demo
crat Theodore Bacon.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
New Deal Demanded.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-Today the Chicago
6. Alton and th, Rock Island roads fled
notices with the commissioner OF the south
western lumber pool demanding larger per-
centages. This is considered fair indica-
ton that the pool as now established will
be abandoned and 4 lumber pool formed
which viii cover all Of the territory from
St. Paul to Kansas City.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
The total sales OF stocks today was 5Qla shares
New York Grain.

NEW Yoak. October -.
W,.,t-Na-se. for spot lots higher. options opened
weak closed firm. Unyraded red. $3.50 4; No. (
red 81 elevator. S6i tn 81 aiio2t ho3 Itd -sc'e-a
ber 9iI4 to Sis.: Dec. soal.
Corn Cngraded ii}49 ~; No sAa4s!5 elevator.
ssE TO s. unoat. No. Nov. 10 }sCG41i. Dee
oats-A shade stronger; mixed western 3lfD%';
white western. 3jee 10.
Burtcr-Firm; western, 12ss2t1
Fl,gs-Firin: western fresh. Dlata!l.
CLeese-Steady and quiet.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Heavy Shipping Losses.

GLOUCESTER, Mass, Oct. 21.-Owners
of the schooner George L. Smith, which
sailed for Grand Banks, August Il, on q
halibu. voyage. have given her up for lost
She carried a crew of fourteen men. This
makes twenty-scven vessels lost Of . total
value of $t12,000, and one hundred and
sixteen liVes 50 far this year.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
LOST.

T OST-on the iSth, brown purse, hrftre7u CrFie
] .ii,l G-eCEyav. on Water st, rolts ninE about s.
Finder can have the money bg returning pG-se u ~
5. NSter. ls@ttf
oST-At ~ cpe-a house Saturday evening. !
/ small black SILK SHOULDER wrap, e-chrl i1eIe1 -
the c,ErCr and Vy4th fringe Cor,ieFiUe. The finder
viii be suitably revVs~ei h leaving 81 Aiss Sat;se
NorA :. No. -, y. Topeka Ave isSt5t~
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
POLITICAL POINTS.
In The First District.

LEAvEN WORTH, Kan. Oct. 2l.-fon.
E. \ Morrill, addressed q large ard entl.u-
siastic audience in this city tonight. Maj
Morrill, is making thorough canvass OF
the First congressional district
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
St. Louis Live Stock.

Cattle - Receipts, 400; Shipments 1eco; market
shade lower; fair 10 choice natives shippers.
81 30s4 butchers steers s. oi o feeding stee.s.
Hoys-Receipts $50; shipments, 60ctoice heavy ard
butchers selections 81 l5si 81 packers fair to best.
seat 10; workers. fair tochoice $4 1sei 10; pigs
0aSSj
sheep Receipts 2soc: shipments. 100; active
ard .irrn ct unchanged prices: strong demand fof
feeders; common 20 choice extra, $-s5 IS.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Offending Officials.

CHICAGO. Oct. 21-Judge Pendegrast
this morning issued an order for the arrest
of over forty election judges and clerks.
Their o;iease consists in not returning reg
istry books to the election commissioner
within the time prescribed by law
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH L
NAUTICAL NOTES.
A Dere}ict Schooner,

ST JonSs, n. F., Oct 21-Thc British
schooner Phillip. Captain Taylor, has
towed into Catalina the wrecked schooner
Annie, which was found dcrelict. There
is no account Of her crew.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Chicago IIye stock.

CHICAGO, October -.
Ca:,e-Eeceipt,, lfc shipments soo; market for
sr1Cot.far ts.eves stefdy; others lower; shipping
steers 81 sl.5 %; stocseTs and feeders & 5tsS o.:
cows. bulls and mixed. 81 a5as3o balS s. 292 %.
s. e5 s3 O. western rangers and half breeds IS uc@
20: winierei Texans. see 3 - ,,o,c
rough and mixed, S. eel ~. packing and snip
ping. 1os4 z. light s. ss@t ~ sk;ps;s : .eSsss i,
steady: natives, So Okt3 eo wertern. s. 4eS3 60
Texans, s. 2JG5 l0.: lambs, &. 1885 a.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Kansas Ciiy Live Stock.

LAAsAs NTsf. NEtt'sl,F
Cattle gscesp.s, ssh: shipr.s IT.. ~; tess
quality all essss scSive ar9 strong; coaiIsCa slow
and weak, goci u ehoscc / i-ssi -: essSuEloa To
rl.siiaI-a as sss& s-kErs - asF4 =. .s.sseTS
s. sAssS - sSss ca grass range steers, g =
Cs5 -
steady then d-ciics9 =, cit~4El- we X go *
choice S. sat ~ fss@>S4lT-i. i.ts -
Sheep Eecep- - stsrss-sS .,.z6s scss,
80 choice s. .S ~. medium. 81 SSs> =.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Accidents on the Rail.

KANSAS CRY. Mo-, Oct. 81. - Mr.
Charles Carol, of Sedalia, who was in
jured on the elevated road, is doing well.
He is not dangerously hurt as was al first
supposed.
A carpenter named j. NJ. Hight at work
upon the road was struck and killed in the
fog this morning by one train while at
tempting TO get OF: Of the way Of another
coming froIa the opposite direction
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
For tRADE,

NOR TRADE-Niee cnttase and tlsgee > Il. los bs
Il ~ IL des2 and some c.lsa f0r sra sal.cr stsk
Of drugs ana fiNtaTos- aCaT>S> ". c1re Z. ii SaT-
den Fiaine, hSn- l2-s'@
NOR TRApF-.At a bsrzaiR-N-eH improved faTTa
Il for A residence properly fckaFds = >cet2 a.
Santa Ee bakery. t@'-st
v>op rRADE-Iivery stable s1,d tf=e entire uu!ats
e-,.sI hlf.ireSs .sos- l0cartof; everything he
l,ucirly Il, srSrsfass f-eTr Il she. stgsf IN soe
ity # cleveland Chic: AZ sr1e for 'A1 IL vest
~, kansas. lor particulars Edd--ss lock box isS.
Wichita Lar. ti-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22

NOR etIH,-The =. acres y. z. of iSth st. and
T. Lawrence ave aEd adjoining Eagle addition on
me east, has been placed "a NY hand. 70 sell at n
>.srice the oI,cr being anxious 20 rtetZe p"o-
~ of several thousand collars can be made hy pat
i;, t. Cal for partiCu,5rs at room Htnymctly
baliiirr. ~ e. DoIsi:s ave. 4sol-l
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Another Switchmen's Strike.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Oct 21.-The switch
men in the yards of the Louisville & Nash
vile road are agitating for an increase OF
pay and several struck tonight.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
The Races.

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. ai-Winaers to-
day. f'inaliiy, Bob Fisher ana Lady Max
BALTIMORE. Oct 2l.-Winne-s today
Faise Step. Estrella, Mile, peyasa. and
IenrfSSsse
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
The Worlds Championship.

ST. LoutS. Oct 2,-ClarSson after
pitching against The Browns YESTERDAY ii
The CAiCagos attempted 10 Do 80 against
tllem a.aia in the fourth game Of the
worlds chan pionsllip. hni he met with bus
little success. lie vas battesi for but o-ie
more hit than the Chie-srss got OF Frogiz
but h:s bass a. balls ard general inability
70 control the ball II critical times lost lis
c-u3 TIC game B9-h teams feIdesl EXCEED
II IL wed Although The wca- -kcr was
gnIte cold fully II Co people turlel otif 20
~ i.,c game. The seoTe was
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Ji,biI;ties vs.. Assets.

CuIcAGo. Oct 21--The statement of
the assignment of \. $. Gage {; Co. is
made public today. 1t shows total liabili-
ties Sep,.ntt,ar so, 81 .016, Isl; nominal as
sets. 81 20, 2256; aSSiguees estimate $6i5.-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
The Texas Flood Sufferers.

ORANGE, Tex, Oct. 2i-The steamer
Lamar arrived here last evening with forty
additional flood sufferers who were await
ing opportunity to leave ihe devastated
~
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
FOR RENT.

y-OR RENT-Sewly fusnishei room n H,lEstsS
4 hoasa Opposite Occidental groccfs, Sis Sef'h
Main street. '"-U'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
Rnrn,insI Bargains:

ceres adtoinins College Ell. room house and
small barn, e, 40.
10 acres IL miles north OF Douglas ave- 500 Pc: acre
- acres on Or OF first east oil Frisco HiSaLi.
$50 Per acre. ,,,
Above can be plated TO advantage iinn;ediateiy.
uuftnn & Noble. Office Ovcr II 3 Nam 81. lIoU
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22

Senator ,liiie- told rae Ia put Up Ais iiani
. feel # his hea5 WIS not torn of ssilen az
ouc-e ban st.u,l. him ia The eye - Sii.oh.
Il.t al not lei 70 feariu.ir l.u.t. 80 tla: /
was rather s;u.s.,e,l than orherwi. | re-
Iuanli,er faiiin. hard, and II seen.i to me
thai my hea. sf.lcf 1-st CT TIE r0eks
, An arr3w hal hit u.s in the II; cheek.
l-locIel cat sev.yaI -, and tien pioFTel
On around and suck through at tn tack of
my uecE tslhson Gu. tke point of the arrow
OF bchind with his borvie kuAe, a'll ;heH,
taking hold ii tEle a9t:er end, drew j; o5It n
front ] was conscious fryt az if-f ting, ana
remember A's;iLctgy sseiEg hss fzce, II vas
rae. .iat fali Of tsrde-ze~s and Tsty. /
krzsgg he spol1e to me- but hls TyeF,ls f'eiiacFt
Ia a7vay. ani ! cc7,id mot understood
know IT,. llsI sIaETted oct i.gsi 1aFs 7i'eE
Le slruw the arrow olt I1sssrEs u t.se ihl.
hra.sl flsa iiood sT,attcr On the le2res lat
tts must Le merely izlae ia.st'.i, isr Ilii-ls
,.iateiy- became '1isoonscioEs aHsi- . c3zr@s,
knew ..rsili4,- n,or-, of rny oEs lslefssszsse,
% 7yt ;ess ri.ace in tie 'Eiisr lszrtss = Co
fle Rsess. ,,s.r1y years and NOR az. siteE
t..at.-Jos.sssi.l 3iilleris Letfcr.
d.. ta4ser. Ct Fozss, has disesveTei n
,..a-.v q Tia Kills n tho Gi@e-el.t kanla-l
aaI E.-11s-on .0E..fs, ~ vel - II those c.
rcSs.l il tlse va~iozs u.izse--.Ss, Interesting,
sr-s.i..,s -1s = a1s e-s denfStry a-sd a-tlSclAl
,eth. Tkesz Litter are, in most c-.seF, csr-Esi
r-of the ,etA of aolle large atltal1l Il
man Instances thee tsta s-c .as.s.sed "a
ti,s r.a.ss--al ot.as W Igz1Rls CT goI 70 casa
Of stopped teeth have i.--a aisrcTsrt !
aIthog-h many c-scs O. decay !-eseElt t1e-a-
selves where zsaipsng wo1h have been al
va,..asecgs The skEi-s e1z,zlinsi ea.e as &
hack as tie Sixth o-1.gry z C., IL! prpVs
TIA. :ae ar q sIen:istry end Tie To1as Q:
:oo.hache ara II 10 rssaz4s modern i-sst.t1
tsrz-Chica-o Trlb-re-
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DR.. WILLIAM HALL,

% Hall S Bennett,
Give, srec,a attention 9 Diseases Of women. Blood
and Skin Diseases and ali troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured in both sexes. O1lce over
Woodmar's Bank, North Main street Consultation
day or night FREE (scad Drs. Hail s Benefits card
in this paper) izlu
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22

New HAVEN, Conn. Oct 2l-New
Karen celebrated today the one hun2re1th
anniversary of lis incorporation.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YoEz October q
Money-on cali active at ~ 20 .per cent closing at
) per cent asked.
prine Merchantile Paper-4e55 per cent.
eteriing Exchange-Ouiet and ste2dy AT AZ %
.Si foi 50 DAYS bills and - TO i8;1s for demand
Government Bonds-Dull and steady to frIn
STATE BoEils--DuL and steady.
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Bargains in Real Estate.

fine agricultural and stock farm three and one
half miles from city, about 125 acres broke one Gliar
ter section fenced for patuTe plenty Of water and
small house.
Aiso 30 lots In city finely located end IN good
nelyhborhood. Specisl terms to those Wishing 10
Also SUBURBAN property. For further particulars
see Chris T. Pearce, agent Tor VIM. Greireastein at
city Office. oi'ou
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
STORAGE.

CyToRAGE-For tcls hold gods or Iilerch..n'iss ssa
- foz ed or |, Cs II yts hase aEy goods 70 store
brns lhcln 70 the Wichita Storage Co No lis West
Douglas are. ~~u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22

~or-Sn-a rocket book and money. Owner can
4 have the same by calling at clio Douglas ave and
.,,.;rc , ,-arerfy 1856
T,OUND-The place To winter horses. brood inarcs
r colts and roadsers is at the fair grounds. Every
T,o-sa ,Y have a nice box stall and perienced
to give them attention. We have driving horses and
nones saddle ponies. childrens ponies work horses
iiules for sale .fouts Bros, oitce III =. EaiESt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
FOUND.

r1oTTyD-A buil calf spotted, months old. taken
Il m NV r Fdkins owner can have same by pay
ny ali charges ard proving same. a8 Sherman ave
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22

nor FXcEANG-l-l nayS - acrss Il ex>sIlfio,-aty
1 inc ea-ien ia0t near iae cit. - exch&'g, lor
vac1ni l. = o. luu=e proEtsfE within bt1CSs -
Douglas and LavEcL,V srtS. Ad&Te>s. 0WDor. i.la
box .;3s city. I--let
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22

The stock market was quiet and while upon lAe
improved feeling 1t was rln 10 strong IN tha carry
dealing il Yielded IN sympathy with Tic coal stocks
N the az erroon the general list was heavy OUT be-
fore p. NJ the entire market rallied aud c4oSeu
strong. Almost everything Is higher ihis evening
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-22
New York Live Stock.

Eeeres-No arrivals. D:essei beef dun ct sGSc per
for native sides and xSs}sc for Texas ayd Colorado
Hogs-Receipts $3.50 market duh; a LASS o..
fheep-Rece.pts, $50; dull lower sheep s. ZJSA 20;
lambs "a le9s5 IS.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-11-15

Ii our law makers, at the coming legis.
lative session will devote little sensible
attention to the interest law of Dakota
they will merit the commendation oi
those whom they serve. Dakota has
outgrown the day of twelve per cent and
the maximum rate of interest should be
reduced. Money would come to us more
plentifully under reasonable reduction
than it does under an unreasonable higt
rate. Capitalists at the east know We
cannot afford to pay twelve per cent
when money goes begging at hal
that rate in the states, anG
are therefore cautious about investing
their surplus where destructive extrav-
agsnee is apparent oa the face Of The
contract. The Law as it now stands
makes the legal interest maximum twelve
per cent and the minimum seven pei
cent. The maximum is the prevailing
rate in private transactions, though
public Indebtedness cannot command
more than seven per cent. The private
borrower should be placed more nearly
on an equality with the public borrower
This 10 fit subject for the consideration
ofthe legislature.