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Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
THOSE RIGHTS OF WAY.

Rights Of way into and through the city
being now asked by two or three roads is a
question which is perplexing the members Of
the city council in a way they were never SO
officially perplexed before. Where on either
of half dozen streets east of Fifth avenue
rights of way could have been granted last
spring with little or no objection except
from a very few, are now to be found hun
dreds Of people who fear that the value of
their property would be very materially af-
fected for the worse by railway lines. While
property around the Missouri Pacific depot
has gone up hundreds of per cent, and while
property cannot be obtained along the line
Of the Santa Fe tracks or contiguous to their
depot for love nor money, there is a general
dread OF the effects of new lines.
There are many proposed ways out OF the
dilemma ono Of which is to condemn a whole
string Of blocks from Douglas TO the old
northern limits Of the city for railway pur-
poses. Until the whole matter is settled the
discussion will grow stronger and more
heated.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
THE PHANTOM BALL

Invitations are out for the Phantom bail
70 be given by Wichita Lodge No I, @. D..
II. ). at Memorial hail, December Pad The
following committees have been appointed;
Arrangemsnts-John Hoeusehelit- Jos.
F Baehr. Geo Borstner.
Floor-tIeo. hro,nest, O,to Zimmerman.
". J. Hoanscheiit. Frank Scott, 4 Acker-
man.
Ticket-Caris- Kiuneriy. : 2 Crib,
VIM TuSeh. z. Brait-eh, Jacob Ecllert- Geo
Wahl
Reception Peter Getto. ; A Harburg,
I W D,anan. Jos. Eoeniz, !. c. Husey-- II.
Ta;seEhort
Decora,.ou-Jos. Brsnt. =. : Schmack.
Jno. kunnerly.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
A NEW TEXAS LINE.

Mr. Z. S. Graham, a capitalist from Texas
and for whom the county seat of Young
county was named. called in company with
MIR. L. l.. Carlisle, whose father the Hon.
John G. Carlisle, is an old friend Of Mr..
Graham's. This gentleman is connected with
a railway enterprise which proposes to ex-
tend from Antonio north through Graham
to Wichita Falls, or Henrietta, to q connec-
ton with the trunk lines of Chicago at
Wichita, Kansas Mr. G. says the people of
Northwest Texas used to look and expect
that they would get their direct Chicago CON
nection at Kansas City, but that they had
gotten over that idea, having made up their
minds that Wichita is the point, tho most
direct and the nearest which they can reach
Chicago. And they are correct
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
SO IT is.

Messrs. George Houghland and S. B. Hat
field of Boonville, Indiana, arrived in the
city last Wednesday. The latter gentleman
had always looked upon the boom reports
from Wichita with a great degree OF lat
tude. The former gentleman was inclined
to think that Wichita was booming and told
Mr.. Hatfield that if he would make trip
here and say that all he had heard was not
true he would pay his expenses. With that
agreement they started for Wichita Mr..
Hatfield admitted that the city was boom
ing even greater than reports represented.
He said he would have to pay his own way
as result
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

government building is being dug, the walls
Of the finest and most complete hotel in the
state are reaching upward towards the fifth
story, the most massive and imposing COM
mercial building west of Kansas City is
nearly ready for the roof, and the most at
tractive and unique banking building in
Kansas, and in which the transactions of the
only Clearing House in the state will be
made, Will be enclosed by Christmas How
she spreads. The passenger trains and the
freight trains come and go, day and night,
FROM this city in all directions, and other
great lines with aid already voted are now
asking rights Of way into through and out
of our city; and three other and still addi-
tional lines, with Wichita as an initial
point, are working up aid i'll as many direc-
tons, and all expecting 70 reach this
city within year or two at ferthest. How
she spreads! We see upon the opposite bank
of the great Arkansas river big building
looming up, and with the letters being
painted upon, yesterday, Wichita Packing
House., and but last week representative
of two Of the great packing houses On the
Missouri river was figuring on the cost Of
sixty acre tract Of land just south of the
city, and corporation not yet two weeks
old has been organized for union stock yard.
How she spreads! The Santa Fe, the Frisco,
the Missouri Pacific the Rock Island, the
Chicago and Alton, the Burlington and
Quincy, the Fl Smith and Little Rock, the
Midland, the Denver, Atlantic aud Pacific,
he Wichita and Western, and the Wichita
and Cherryvale, and the Wichita and Colo
'ado,-the Eagle Line, with all their connec-
ions, are the railroads which are here and
ire coming, and Wichita will stand the pine
lominal, the wonderful, result of our ener-
,etic, hopeful and new western civilization
he magical mascot of the sixth principal
meridian, the pride of the prairies, and the
'eerless princess of the plains
How she spreads!
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
COUNTERFEIT MONEY.

1t Is rumored that quite a large amount of
counterfeit money is in circulation in this
state. A gentleman from Parsons writes
that some business men OF that town have re
ceived some of it. The bills are five and ten
dollars
A gentleman in this city some days ago
received a letter from New York extending
proposition to send him counterfeit money
for a certain per cent of good money. The
counterfeiters claimed to have fine imitation
bills.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
THE LECTURE.

The Womans Relief Corps OF the Gar
field post have engaged Mr.. \. B Campbell
- deliver a lecture at Memorial hall on the
9th OF next month, He will tell the people
what be saw on his trip 20 California He is
an entertaining speaker and will no doubt
handle his subject very successfully.
The tickets for the lecture are meeting
with 4 mod sale
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
POLICE COURT.

John Mac, and Jack Willard were up for
drunkenness. They had spent al their stuff
on Thanksgiving turkey, aud had nothing
with which TO pay their fine. 50 they were
both committed
Maud Arlington, Ruby IcCIary and Ber-
tina Price, prostitutes, each paid in SO
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
He DIP NOT CONE.

Il was rUmored on the street yesterday af-
ternoon that an attempt would De made 70
lynch Mckinney, the murderer 4 re-
porter, just before going to press. was at the
county jail hut everything WAS quiet. and
nothing TO indicate the presence Of Judge
7
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
NOTICE To OLD SETTLERS.

The funeral services of the late Charles E
Sullivan VIII be held st Memorial Han in
This city on Sunday a ; o'clock p m Old
settlers are requested to attend
JOHN WTIEIN. = {
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
RESIGNED.

Judge Thomas last evening uasiiesi MS res
i-narion a. justice Of tbs peace 10 Governor
Martin Tie desires that il shall take effect
on the frs. Of next month
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

The two brightest, most greatly crowded
and liveliest business thoroughfares west of
Chicago are Douglas avenue and Main street
Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Mt. E. S. Owen, examining agent for the
Kansas City Investment company, is in the
city. He is an old friend Of Nr. ". l.. Da-
Wis, the East Douglas avenue druggist.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

4 los near the Globe froa Works was
boayh; by Cole Bros last April Tor $50
They sod !: yesterday FOR sI-Spl
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
MARRIED..

At the residence Of W. y. Caswell, esq,
this city, November p, by Rev. y. Z Har-
mon Mr.. Fred Buckley and Miss Nettie
Langley sis.er Of the accomplished Mrs. ".
n Caswel
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Hon John FullenwiIeT, Of ElDorado, was
IN the city yesterday and made us a call He
says he has made up his mind that he must
have some property in the coming city of
the state.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

pleasant party OF attendants upon the
Boat club ball had q banquet during the in
Permission at the Model Cafe.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

J. I. Fig- Is CO. repo-. sales amounting
T. $4,000 on the West Side. also several
small ones on College Hill
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

DIR. II. ID. Heiserman left yesterday for
Topeka. The boys say he is mashed on the
governor
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Major E. A. Smith, of the Ft Scott goes
to Kansas City today TO attend law suit.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Mote return their thanks for
donations Thursday. God will remember
and Heaven win bless these thoughtful
friends who remembered them in their hour
hour of aiiiiction.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Mr.. HoTner, Of kingman, is in the city
visiting Mrs. Josie Stanley, of North En-
poria
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

School will commence in the Franklin
school building next Monday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

the city Thursday evening. He says that
the many favorable reports concerning
Wichita has long since caused him to believe
that this was sure enough the metropolis Of
the great southwest This is his first visit to
the city and he admits readily that the city
will leave for St Louis today put viii return
in q short time
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

The Frisco morning train from St Louis is
very long one.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

gr = Smith. czscGrasr -ssl agent for tie
MisSourl Pe-lac has returned trofa - T2sai
- Kassszs Civ
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Young M. Pintard, who for some time
past was clerk in the poStofice, has been
quite sick, 50 sick that his parents who were
telesraphei for, arrived night before last
from Aateho' their home. lie is reported
hptfar
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

A new bank viii - orgznizel = to spvi1g
and IocAted cn tie vest SIDE It's ezlk <
the stock = already subscribed
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Appleton. ioEnzAiP. Clark eoaBty, % tie
I'd. voted &-5f0si boBsls 70 tAs K : ".
Ry.. total vote Isl. - votes u IL HegztlTe.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

4 H. Dane. szperin:enieas < water
works. Wizge.a. sAs IN the esty gss.eFlsY-
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Doc Worraii was worse yesterday.
j. E. Jarvis, of Winfield, is in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

A very successful revival NEE ting has just
closed at the u Z. church, Benton. Sister
Smith, the evangelist from Ohio, was pres
ent TIE last twelve days, and led on the
armies Of Israel to grand victory. Fifty
souls were converted Sister Smith j. a
wonderful instrument in winning souls TO
Christ. She goes now 70 Enporia Avenue
church Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

aai19R gaele
Editor. business Manager.
M. NJ. MURDOCH & BRO,
Publishers and Preprietors.
SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. q. 1886
All letters pertaining business Of the printing
should be addressed to the business manager; ali
other communications to the editor.
The only Daily Paper IN SOUTHWEST Kansas or the
Associated Press reports in full
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
DAMY-BY MAIL POSTAGE PRErAIp.
On. copy, one year ~. ~
One copy, three hs y,
One copy, one mo III %
y carrier Per year ~ ~
twenty cents per week delivered by carriers in the
city.
WEEKLY.
One copy, one year, in the State, %
TO ADVERTISERS.
Our rates advertising she'll be as low as those OF
any other paper OF equal value advertising
An transient advertisements must be paid for in
ADVANCE
Entered in the postofice a. wichita rs second class
matter, and entered for transmission through tne
mails as sucf
MEMoKIAL TA45s ~, o,
OUR TRIP TO CALIFORNIA.
ALECrURE
a. 2. CAMPBELL
Adjutant General of Kansas
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 9TH
COL L. C. St CLAIR
ct Bell PLANE the same subject
BENEFIT oFw re.
Admission, &c.
~ L. II. Crawford. Manager
o-aONDAY. NOVEMBER Go
Belascos Melodramatic Masterpiece.
Beot's Wonderful Story.
Founded Peal Life.
Actual Recent Occurrences
In two FarlSion Homes.
The Rivalry OF Two Fathers
Lf Esmance. s7Ra TIE
Pathos and the Picturesque. SHAMELESS
In intense situations iHas1ssi; PAus
Startling Ciaaxes.
o-THE sTRANGLERS OF PARIs.-o:
The grand est OF al! meo -dramas."-N Y. Herald |
Presented for the first time In this city with the
greet Metropolitan Company, including
FRANK a. TANNEEILL Sr.
A car load or massive scenery.
Reserved 30 and s1Oo; gallery SEC. Seats on
sale 1t thu Union Ticket Office.
Special NOtcc-"Ihe Strangers of Paris - "a IN
acfin
70 the "Payeens OF Paris" 1t IS an entirely d.i-
feren. play.
TT,URHER'S OPERA HOUSE
Il L. Il. CRAWFORD, Manager.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER Cd
CHARLES l.. DAVIS
WORLD RENOWNED
ALVIN JOSLIN
COMEDY COMPANY.
CELEBRATED
OPERATE SOLO ORCE-E STRA
-AND-
$1,000 CHALLENGE BAND.
NEW SCENERY.
iSJ LAUGHS IN $50 MINUTES.
Re served seats 80 and slGo gallery ac For sale at
Cnica Ticket Office.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

George ! English and g. H. Hsi=0d Of
Jacksonville. IL. have formed : partnership
for csrryin. OF the livery business Ihey
intend making speciality q keeping fias
isoTses. and viii have their stable. tn star
livery. arranged for that purpose.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Mr.. Joseph Richards, the vice-prosideus Of
the hi Scott x Wichita, returned yester-
day. The suit against our road looking to a
receiver did not hold water. Those who
know tho merits Of the case, especially Mr..
Richards, were coariient that it never
would
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

The revival mesting az EIaporia Avenue
II E. Church is assuming large proportions
Mrs Smith, the lady evangelist, who Is as
sisting the pastor, Is an earnest, pathetic
speaker Large audiences hang upon her
words an1 great results Iaay Be ex-
pec.ed Meetings every afternoon al ?
O'Clock and evening 81 80.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

burglars were oct On Wcs. Central avenue
on Thursday evening. They had evidently
seen frightecei awsy, and il their fight
dropped some Of their booty. as several silver
spoons were picked Up on the sidewalk the
next morning by Mr. Green. Of the Corner
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

What is the city council going to do about
the changing OF the names Of the streets
which they started in to do las; spring! The
matter was referred to the city attorney.
Why hasn't he done it: People are getting
tired Of West Chicago street. and SO on.
There has been considerable complaint and
criticism, and now that the names of all the
streets are being put up it would seem that
this matter ought 10 be attended 10. This
complaint, which comes from the west side.
seems Just one so far as we know.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Re served seats &c and $780, gallery 5c For sale at
UniCa Ticket Office.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

The Wellington and Arkansas City papers
seem considerably exercised as to the future
movements OF Henry Asp II it will afford
them any relief Wa VIII inform them that
Nr- Asp is the attorney of the Kansas. Col
orado and Texas railroad company. whose
general Offices have been fixed FOR Wichita.
which point viii be his homo within few
months, unless he should conclude to resign
his position.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

Ar. John Fitzgerald, Of Iowa, Of the firm
OF Fitzgerald & Mallory. builders OF the D..
III. & A, arrived in our city yesterday.
bringing with him Mrs Mafiory and her
daughter, Mrs ThsYer, who viii spend the
winter with Mr.. Mallory in this city. M.
Fitzgerald, as many Of our readers are doubt
less aware, Is the president OF the Irish
League OF America: Mr. F. is much pIeasaj
with Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
To Cap the Climax

We WllSell ChildrcnS Union Suits Csc aSuit.
Misses
Mems scarlet knit underwear for 7oc regular price $26
Another lot for 81, worth $1.5O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
Mr.. oHIL DIS EvrERrA ms DE. LsSsEps

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 2.-At noon to-day
Count de Lesseps the Of George w. Childs
dinner ct the Hotel Bellevue The guests who sat down
at the table included IT, D. Latrobe, Baltimore; Rob
ert Garrett president OF the baltimore and OHIO Rail-
road James r. Brewer. Baltimore; E r. Wilbur. Both
lehem; 8. II. Reynolds. Lancaster; James n. Ogesby
New-Oreans; A. J. Drexei, Joseph Patterson. William
Henry Rawlc, Wayne Mscveagh, Daniel Doueherty,
Colonel A. X. Mcclure. Charles Emory Smith, Charles
E Wrburton, Gibson Peacock. william v. Mexican,
ralcott Williams, John Morris. NJ. p. Handy. W. ".
ert s. Davis L. Clarke Davis. J. W. King. John Cad
walader: Daniel NJ. Fox. William F. Hsrrity President
Fettorolf, OF Girard College, Furman Sheppard Frank
Thomson. Captain r. c. CnppertoD, British Consul.
and NJ Louis Vassion, French Consul John Newbold,
Joseph c. Rosongsrten, George ID. Krumbhsar, s. NJ
Wansmaker, W. Il. Wsnamaker. Isaac II. Clothior. A.
Pancoast. Stephen Farroy. John T. spencer, 4. c.
Iungericb, and Henry Iungerich.
At O'clock this afternoon Count de Lesseps and his
daughter Ferdinand returned to New-York 1t 10 the
Counts Intention to visit Washn morrow and on
Saturday next to return TO France.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
State OF TRADE

PHILADELPHIA Nov 2.-Flour-Stsady. Western and
Pennsylvania Super 81 25a 5O Extra So O09s3 O
Family sSSosss TO- psnnsyxap ns Boiler
OHIO ceaf So sos*4 l2s do straight 8! is5ex 20 81
Southern Illinois Clear So 9O9S4 l2 do Str .ghk
a l2rQs4 20 Winter Wheat Patent 81 o01s& is
bakers clear IS Boa ). co. do do Straight ~ 900
50 Minnesota patents 81 6O$4 30, Wisconsin
Il Rye flour - 70 Buck nour 81
Wheat quiet SPOT Lots dull New No. Red. in
elevator s4c.. No pennsyivana Red. ss<c- No hed
November 80 "a oSec Dec, o4esGo4 sc Jan s6G 81 &c
Eel S7ladSsc. kye-No. Penssyiv wanna STE
spot irregular, Steamer No 2MiIed track ~ No.
High Mixed In aepot ~ &c. No. q Yellow track
and deooI - ac' No Mixed November 4Ae946e,
Dec 40 2G46c.; Jan. 45Gd46c; Feb 44J. a46sc. Data
quiet Rejected White S26S2to, No 3 White S1a, No
White 35c No. White Nov. - "a Soc; Dec. SO 96 sc
36. oSS c Feb S6ss 9S7 10. Butter-Pennsy
Creamery Extra 290 Doc. Bradford County anu New
York Extra 2oa27c. Western DAIRY Extra nrsts 10
lSc Cheese-NewYork full cream l2isc sugar-0ranu-
lated. 6s.e. Confectioners A 6s@ec Recsipts-Flour.
bliss Wheat. $4,000 bush- Corn 1900 bush. slip
1900 Dush Corn. 3o00 bush; Oats. 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
TRIBUTE TO "COUSIN BEN" FOLsONs PREDE-
OFSSOR
N0m The Shefisld and r.

lrom The She6teId and kOusrnam (Eng) Independent
We trust there Ia foundation for the report that
resident Cleveland has appointed Mr. benjamin
rosom United States Consul at ShetIieM. This would
mean INC withdrawal from our midst OF DR.. &. ID.
WEBSTER, who has long represented his country
WIN such ~elity, tact and unwaverng courtesy. Dr.
meosters r. ations with manufacturers have been
I'ehay' although the revenue laws OF the United
sase; are rather apt to give rise to sharp differences
VI opihun between importers and the Custom House.
English pubic LIE Dr. Webster has necessarily taken
Ltue part, though he has watched with interest the
wolhlhg OF English institutions. In benevolent and
phanhfopic efforts he has not been slow TO show his
interest and should he leave Sheffield his presence
sho assistance Will DO much missed by those who have
sougn In any way to ameliorate the hard
lot OF ther fellow creatures We have expressed the
nope taat the news Of another appointment may not
pc true. Nothing known OF DR.. Webster's recall at
the sheneh Consulate, but in these matters our
American cousins do not always proceed with the
stately courtesy Of the Old World. Thore IL nothing
unprecedented In the circumstance of old and
trusted ohcial receiving tho first OF his super
SESSION through reading the name Of hh successor
IN INC newspaper. All we can say h that Or.
weoster u to leave shehleh. tho circumstance VIII
occasion general regret
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO, Nov. 2-0enle-Reccipts to-day total for
far 447l head time last 1886 head
consigned through none sales none.
heeReoeipts to-day 200 head total for week thus
l32O0 head time last week 20 900 head consigned
through New fork safes 10 carssu CAnsaan
lambs quiet at S6aS5 20.
Hoos-Receips to-day s7O head total for week thus far
81 ia for last week 36140 consigned through
IA cara New York cars sales cars selected medium
weights at 81 36GS4 40. .,
CHICAGO. Nov. 7-The Drorrg Journal reports; Cdme-
Recejpta 5000 shpments 1000, market Slow ship
ming and Feeders 81 80 ass s0
Cows Mixed 81 20 dSz IO BulK y oGf2 90
Cattle Cows. 81 0ogSJ 90 steerA
81 30 So Western RAnEers lower; Nauves AND HAL
81 1908 20. .o. 49,. s,.....,. IN oao u,arrss
Rourh and Mixed % S64St % Packing and SHIP.
ping Sossa io Light wesh~ ~ ~oesS No snSA sSIo
rs; 81 OOG 50 so; Toxana
csS 90 Lambs - 5eee< 80.
Ar LoUIA Nov. 2-Catti~-Recepts. 1900 head, ship
meuts market strong Good Choice Native Ship
ping Steers ~ SU0S4 sos Butchers Steers 50 08S< TO-
Texas grades. 81 0oDS3 To.
Choice Heavy. and Butchers 81 e01Sa 10 PackinG 90
. So 90 Light IS 7o9ss % Pga 81 s0as So 80.
Common u Extra - 0ee$4 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-03
WO4AN VISITING POOLING PLACES
INCIDENTS OF THE DAY IN PiTTsBUR0-AN OLD
REPUBLICANS CHANGE OF MIND.

INCIDENTS OF THE DAY IN PiTTsBURo-AN OLD
REPUBLICANS CHANGE OF MIND.
PITTsBURG, Nov. 2 tSpecfal).-One of the in
odents OF the day the visit to all the po
IN the East Bud of party Of ladies. who put up Pro-
hibition posters ana dstributed tickets One lady
informed = wsrd-worker that she paid taxes and
had right 10 yots but would not insist upon
IL. In Newcastle. Lawrence County the vote OF John
NJ Emery tho Promotion candidate for Secretary OF
Internal Affairs was challenge because he had not paid
his Mr. Emery Indignant. He exhibited some
receipts hut they of too sucents atr aud his
ballot refused by the election board. Secretary Will
lam Mctelland. OF tho Democratic Execu-
two Com nnttee. arrived from Phiadelphia ct Il is
A.. made Decline for his polling place, cast his bal
lot and within fortyny. minutes had started his
turn Philadelphia General James & Negley. unmnd-
full OF his defeat for the nation by
John Dazel. came ell the from New York City,
his present hesdQ uartsrs, and voted tho straight Re-
publican ticket Representatives of the Trsdes Assem-
by through the southsde wards In carr. yea,
posting up at tho polls the Infamous store order
doag gers rejecting on General Beaver. An aged Re-
publican OF the Twentynrst Wsri, accompanied by his
three sons all went TO the polls intending TO vote the
prohibition ticket for the first time Tho father said
"when l SAW tho Republican poster containing the
namsa Of the grand cd Dsrtya candidates, the tears
cnme Into eyes. and thrsw the temperance Tickets
to the ground. We all voted tho straight Republican
tlcket Telegraph mansg re report that more special
wires were furnished tonight than any previous
occasion, 40 Intense was tho interest,"