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Died While Reading q Letter.
SUDDEN DEATH OF A DAUGHTER OF d. CAR
PEWTER FORNEY OF THIS cry

HARR1sBURG. Pa, Jan. 2s:-While reading a
Carpenter Forney, OF Washington, fell dead.
Her death resulted from the bursting of blood
vessel-the result of o shock from news re-
Ceived in the letter.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
WALTER.B. WILLIAMS & CO.. AuctioneerA
CATALOGUE SALE OF COLLECTION
OIL PAINTINGS WATER CoIoRs. ENeRAy.
Es IN OIL AND WATER coLoRs.
ExH1BiH II99SSh ROOMS.
COR. TENTH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE
1t only necessary to that the major portion OF
artists, among the more prominent Of which are the
MAX WEYL, HOLMES, RoUsEE MELINE, EoRs
on view commencing TUESnAY NOON and NED
NEsDAY. January TWENTY-sIx and TWEEN
and M 1s ss s s1 pq Fkf6a JAZZ
IARI TWENTY-SEvEN. TwENTY-EIGHT and
~ S commencing each evening u
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & CO,
jan25d Auctoneers-
TOMORROW.
vTNHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
THE ENTIIE CONTENTS OF THE CLUB
ROOMS. 1413 q STREET NORTHWEST. AT
AUCTION
EMBRACING:
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP SIDEBOARD. OAK
DINING CHAIRS, CARPETS AND RUGS.
DINING TABLES, ROUND TABLES, CHINA
AND GLASS WARE. sILvER-PLATED
WARE, REFRIGERAToRS KITCHEN RE.
QUIsITEs AND OTHER ARTICLES.
To be sold public auction at the above mentioned
club-rooms on FRIDAY, JANUARY TWENTY
NINTH. 1856, COMMENCING AT ELEVEN
O'CLOCK.
Terms cash. ja27-2t
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HE V JENNA Opr1cIAS CoMpANY
Go PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV,
Marks EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURES
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Important Sales Of Real Estate.

VIM. p. Young, alestate broker, has recentfy
made the following sales: Lot =, square IFS,
23s. by so feet, on street, between 10th and
Doth, for Mr.. F.. c. Halliday, to Mrs. Carrie p.
Call, wife OF Senator Wilkinson Call, of Florida,
for S4,75O. Lot 30, square 1S2, 2Ol. by 81. AZ
feet, on 10Th, between NJ and n streets, for Mr.
r. o. Hoffman, agent for Mr.. James Wine
berger, to Mr.. f. +. Andrews for 81 ,93l. 81
West half of lot IL, square 49O, improved by
the three-story building, No. 40 Louisiana
avenue. for Mr.. Benz. Beall, to the Real Estate
Title Insurance Co., for ST. 5000. The west 90
feet front by the depth of lot z, square 159 on
Rhode Island avenue, between 18th street and
Connecticut avenue, for Chief Justice NJ. r.
Waite TO the Hon. II. Sidney Everett, for S22-
529S1. Lot SO, in square 1873, fronting 20 feet
OH 18th, between Laurence and ) streets by
the depth of 100 feet, for Major nj. Bailey, to
Mr.. Charles 5. Bradley, for 81 500. Lots 54 and
55. in square 81, fronting SO feet on New
Hampshire avenue, between y and D streets,
by the depth of 141 81, for Nessrs. T. ]. Fisher
& Co., agents tor Hon. ]. Donald Cameron, to
Mr.. Samuel Maddox. for S1O,635.75. Lots 1875
and 1877, square ISL. As by about 80 feet, on
streets, for Messrs. Fitch, Fox & Brown, agents
for Mr. III. w. Garnett, to the Hon. Thomas NJ
Bayne, OF Pennsylvania, for So, 500. 10. Lot
No. square 1S1, on the northeast corner of 1 eth
and Massachusetts avenue, containing 4, l2S.74
square feet, for Mr.. :. A. Grocer, jr., to Mr.
Henry f. Pellen. for S13,41S41. One undi-
vided one-fiith interest in the tract generally
known the Little Place, north of Boundary
and east of 18th street extended, tor eX-Attor-
ney General Geo. III. Williams, to the Hon.
VIM. r. Kellogg, for $4,000 cash.
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"A DECREE OF DIvoRcE.-Judge Jamex In the
Equity Court to-day made q decree OF divorce
In the case OF Susie +. Higgins agt Lucius Z.
Higgins, giving the custody OF the child born N
August 1850, to the plaintiff
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II ADIfS-PENNIRoYAL PILLS. "CHICHES
II Ter fiiciiSll- The origna! and onlv genuine
Asa your Druggist Tor Chickessers English take no
other oTinclO~e &c tssainp-l for particulars by
return mai. Chichester Chem. Co.. Phlade phia ~.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. ia2-,-In In s :;m
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RANGE OF rHH THERNoMErrR--The follow.
Ing were the readings at the signal Office to-day:
a. m, 35 3; Z a M, SIS; IL am. 81 u; D. M
3sl Maximum, 3s.5. Minimum, sac.
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MEDICAL, &c.

hk AND NINE SELDEN. 1921 18TH ST. y. W.
IL Established lc55. Specai treatment for ladies';
remedies prompt ard reliable: advice and conf
deuiiaj Terms reasonable. Call write. tax2-0;-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06

Aid CO.. ee--sa. Z tAie o. v-oe frosu Es-ssrr,
Cos-k.Y cssz..y. VIII - Il trl2a, .s.'-es tsss pse
Y..:1-s ovsr III cozsy1.1fp-x 4 I'm -TAD ;7os
r..es at -4-a cos-.s. aG l91Gssi - ~ ~ f&rs-s
raz.scl - o-,sr f-oEs . zslEssa-1 u4-s4 I'D
e1zzxs4,l l.. Tce 14S.xcT3sl cttY.ei liz
ssvsn-se., r-r.ies 81. his iarIs, -ig - ss1ip
La sz1h-s - 1rsa s-s ias essi u s,.a lara sss
eery1sf.s.i with fsse .1aks man ha.1ssr. Ac-
eo,,siIlSiv tho dec.t as iS~vEats-3, sai -
rr,-rsassr l,oi,ei an1sysssiy so- tszs rIEIs& Es
I'D 10. .4.1S .: The animals cor .ilg by er-
,grr-es u7stll lsa ,zcnsrsd rossee - call g. tas
fTsc.. CgysE rz.ilEsg Ia found ssss111-1 eiss.-a
r-rse-tlse Prize o< es fArr,. u a2ss 10 TINS
IN Ssiag 70 se ha Kan. bzs tbs -asisr Lad
ed OK. AID xk;pSzd-iesss1asor-h ls-;s-li
AS Ls.ss inrn~s deaIe- hes "a e1-i-s
tor. hors-hos Il T.1<.lzs te<sSn. rl-s-h -
SIMPLY a c.-shsoa or pad q rllcaz.ssd 4sfH>s
oov.rirss sts frog os tSe hc,cf ars1 ce1a y
psa-s bv .hs borsesso- II "a fnS-nsSr fs1s-
ner. La ci,Ss whers shcrs "a any graz
aua-.sty d aayeal; pavezorr;s s:1s .nrensoo
-viu breS-e .nvai-asss., - u VIZ p-.'sri
t,p,say and raisce 70 tAH suas1ilnsz-a sae erz,
ez,.sox tnss soou -s.zys' . horD Up vAsrs
dives On sspb pav3as0A-Ssv fo<x Soa
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06

EDO you Think that l,ooo ponds is an ex-
travagan: c-s.imass Of tho quantity OF Colo
RADIO trout skipped in the course Of u weokf
asked reporter Of Gc,- F.srce, the fah COM
missioner, yesterday.
sNos q. AL snid tbs commissioner. ia
fact, / cong.der il q very moist sversss-
O.,e Luas,rsd pounds day Is a tnlal av,riss
for Colora1o. / an sorry t. and that all TIA
srcus pC: in tire Streams Ia. yaa' have bse3
caught, 50 thas there kas Losn no breeding 5
tho arvDli. havs not inc-a.sed 70 e,noui;: 70
nnytAins'
aUaa. gas1-ai. how 90 you think this
thing en- bs s.o2Ysdf'
.O.,. s.a.'. ksov. I 9o1t scs any help
fo- it. oxecs,s 20 ensoncs ssich q la~ as They
lave il .sow York, that Is, % forbid ths
catc.irly ot al e., u;ics- SIX iichcs IN lsFiZt..
.Unles., tho Streams aEp rsss,ckad the tut u
ColorryIo streams wiz bs wsoIy exterEIll,.zsi
within five syarA--osUfss Tribune asS15
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
A New Forgery Discovered.

CHICAGO. Oct 5.--In examining the
orders for rebate payments for special as
sessnents, fer the forgery Of which WA
J. Gallagher Is now under arrest, a dis
covcry was made today ti,.l q rebate OF si0
had been pail on August II. The order
was written on Il printed letter head Of
Spencer & Woodward, Mmbcr merchants.
Nos. 1lo to 1,9 Washington street. Syra-
cuse. \. Y. and authGrizcd ouc Frank
CiiaIscy - collect the rebate Oh special a..
sessments due 70 ". L. Spencer Of the
above FIRM.
The discovery OF his new case seems to
verify the theory tit the system OF fraud
ulenily collecting 7, aates has been going on
for soaie time. 4 s1raugh examination
Of I'll The books and '','lchers in the comp
trolcr's Office will nov be made The +.
f. Spencer whose na,ac was forged 70 the
order aud whose name was represented by
a printed letter head. il 4 lumber dealer in
Syracuse, n y. turns out 10 be Frank
Spencer of the firm Spencer. llibbard !
Co., of Chicago.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
Sentence Confirmed.

ALBANY, n. T.. Oct. 5.-Thc court of
appeals has handed down its decision con-
firiuing the sentence of the lower court in
the case of ex- Aldermen Jl:'ile. caavicte!
Oh the charge of bribery il the Broadway
railroad franchise.
District Attorney Martin was greatly
pleased at the decision Cf the court Of ap-
pa:ils in the Jaellne case lie said noihinr
could save Jachnc now, bat the interye!
ton of the government Ir Mur,in viii
at once prepare for trial the cases Of Z c
other indicted boodle aldermen. The dis
,rlct attorney said that he was looking for
ward To the Indictment Of the alleged brihe
givers. and that he had take1 all pTecag-
'ions 10 urevent the flight of any Of the IL
dicted aldermen.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06

ST. LOUIS, Oct 5-AIaster Shields r.
ported to the federal court today IN the
matter of the St Louis. Kansas City aud
Colorado Railroad Co.. the right to the use
of the W.h;,sll tracks through, Forest park
from, the city limits to the Union depot.
This is a question of great importance 10
Colorado road A. il is to the other roa'is
and occupied the attention Of the federal
ccurt Some time ago exhaustive argil-
nenis were made on both sides and il wa5
finally agreed TO refer the matter 20 Master
Shields The latter reported today thni
the road i, entitled in equity 10 the use Of
the tracks on payment OF irniiic mileage.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
Kansas City Grain and Pro9Icc.

KANSAS CITY. Oct oEer g.
F,our-Stcacy; Quotations III car lots xN, .oci xxX
$50 sc; family 81 .sl l5; choice, 81 Dai t1 iaicS
81 6,G1l au patent s. 'GGs2 lO -four 81 1901 -.
wheat Receipts 1.l1D; shipments 1869; III store,
lE,U0
S.les ranged No. 2red cash, cal4 Did: November
C3;}: MAY ,..s BID, Nc. : soft, c.sh % bid.
Corn--l;cceiers seq; shipments. 900; In store
fj6tA1 Stronger safes iaused Ne. c,'i, Is
SOW "A Oid Dec. 3l1s b d. May, 81 bid.
U;is->o c;.sii. 2t;a bid
Pye-NothiUs Done.
Eay-firTl: fancy 6mGH bScG - -,
Mil, stuff, diet.
Brtcr-Steady; creamery fancy. ls good. Is; dairy,
13; store PACKED 10; conlmUii.6 &.
t.,s,-Steas.t AT Ij19c.
Corn Mcal-Green. ~. dried. ~
Cora ChOp-Buik. ii' S.cSed .o
Shiist,lr lr-..Gl3oc.
Fran Bulk. u: sacked. -.
Cheese-Euli cream. 10 fat 1dss; Young America.
lU1&; Kansas. 5ey'.
io,,itr,-steiy: Old hers 81 ~ Old c'iNcd, g -;
! spring chickens. large, s. 25, small 81 23Sl o.
Dried Apples, las, 4Iciit.>, -'a~5t-e .
Moo,-Mssouri. washed heavy iihe loo u; Asn'.
Is 22 medium cornbing 22a2;; coar.. aks2l iow atd
carpet lac5l7: Kansas and Nebraska heavy Lac ae i;
light 1921; medium, 2r' tub washed choice, Jre@',
fine. @ts35; dtngy ana low Z,,ss:s c-. .,,,,,o,
Iroom cOrI-EGrl, 10 sell working, be.i co'4.i:o!i
:; crooked 3l3Cci. :,
Hides--Dry flint No l. 80; No. p II; bulls and stays,
S; dry salt, No, l. ~, No 3 .; green sit No. ~ ~ Hc.
,, Green unc,retl No l. . No o; cali 'tss saeep
pelts. dry, 10&l2.
Taliow-No. !. 81; No. Z, ).
Prov sions-Sugarc cured hams, lJ;breakf2st bacon
lu dried beef, II: dry salt clear rb Sizes - -,
long clear 81 o.: SHOULDERS 3 CO. short cie;if 81 ~
smoked clear rib sides, g. -, long c:ear s. W snc'.
clear, s. u; purh. $50 Jj shoulders 80 @"' eel
IS 20.
I.ard-Choice tierec. So s..
Flax seed--.Sc.Si 60.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
--~ssANilAN
1ailY eagle

Advertisements m ;n;s co'cmn wiil be charged for
~ t-. :.sir ~ i've Gents per line per week. No ad-
yer taken for les than 25 cents. and will
~, rr;ed u,' ! paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
The Races.

GgAvEsEsD. n y. Oct. 5.-Winners:
Cleaner, Climax, Bessie Jane and Begsar-
bush
CIcCISSATr. Oct. 5.-Latonia races first
race furlongs: Taxgathcrer won, Ligon
2, Warrington 8; time l:57 12.
Seven furlongs-Gien Almond won.
Harrodsburg ,. Andelia g. time i:31 II
Nile ard 20 yaris-Liera first, Lafitie 2.
Porter Ash 3; time "a l-2.
Mile and half a furlong--Mena won,
Little Minch ? F'ent 3; time /; 40 34.
Colts and fll.cs-1 mile. Goliah WOE.
Rightaway 2, Banblrg 3; time A l2
ST. LotIs, Oct 5.-Thc trotting races of
the ST. Louis Fair association today al
,rac:e3 a great crowd of people. The
track was IN splaldid CONDITION, the
weather superb and the races were well
contested Following is the summary Of
the two events.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YoHK. October s.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
A Brutal Asasult.

HUSTERs PoIsr. ~ Y. OCT. G-At
II 80 last night ~ Harr Hu'lwel!. aged 20
wears. was waking on Third street in ihi-
city. she was attacked bv two young men.
named Terencc Don,.l,ue and Michael Era
rei,. boii, Is years Emmett struck the
woman with his Est in the face knocking
her down. Both criiainally assaulted her.
The cries If ;he woman attracted police
man. who found her bieading profusely
from the wound ON her face and her cloth
ing almos, torn off her back. Her a.sail-
ants were cap.arci this mCrning ard idef
tined.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
Chicago Grain and Prosacc.

CHICAGO. Cctcpsr -
Tie heav5 iccnf; 1T wheat continued again today,
and stu iuwcr range OF prices touched. The
feeling was heavy Throughout the entire session
with persistent selling by !arsr house, Noveinbe-
selling dropped to 1;S5 during Tie resuar
sion. which the inside f0f e day. Corn FOL.
lowed wke.s in its down turn November touching
.14 after selling at SOS. The ciose ia this was also
heavy, and the market unmarked by an. special
feature. The pro- ls.o hlesrkc- syrni athzed wAth
the general list .cd tended dcwnS;is. Ct,s ruicd
q siade lower. Flour was du.! AMI showed 70
change In prices.
Tie following Is the rang, OF prices on the regular
hoard ,yi.h ccsrl. ,rices 1t q.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
Another Drifting Match.
The G.. A, r. at Pittsbar:.

P-TrsBHEe, Pa, Oct 5.-The an1ssai
Grad Army parade was participated IA by
tulIv Z Cs,l vrferarrs. The dsy was beau
,ifui and tie decorations tasteful ard
libe-aI Camp fires. attended BIZ y 90
neoule. were heI! tonight Address
vere made by Commander II Chief l..
Fs;refiid and General E. g. Ostorne. Hon,
Desmond. Of Colorado, and Thos- J.
Smart II Is estimated ths; IS. Go ssrs-gtfs
are in the city
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
Bulgaria.

SoFIA, Oct.5-TEe note to the Bulgarian
5u.,F4I,.lCnt l., Uviieiai J. stsii.'.tis boAoi,
lis departure IRON Sofia was in effect /,
follows:
The imperial government desires to re
lease all persons arrested in connection
.sitii the deposition or Prince Alexander.
L also desires that the elections be pest
,oned until November The consequences
f a refusal to comply with Russia :
ivhc= iii fa'i upon thosc actually gov
erning Bulgaria
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
CAPITAL BUDGET.
APPOINTMENTS.

WAsaINGToN. ID. {. Oct. 5.-The presi-
dent made the following appointment to-
day: j. B. Browne, DeSota, No
THE CABINET MEETING
today was attended by Secretaries Eadicott
and Lamar, Attorney General Garland
Postmaster General Villas, Acting Secretary
tairchIid. An interesting question arese
In the case OF an United Otates attorney
who has been nominated for congress with
regard 10 the proprle'y OF his continuance
in office, penGing the result OF the con
gressional election. The general opinion
tx xpressed WAS that the licumbent lat bet
ter resign his federal office, and he Will be
SO informed This action IS in accordance
with the recent executive order in regard
to federal ollclais participating IN pohtics-
SIXTY MILLIONS IN SILVER.
A statement prepared at the treasury de
partment today shows that there are now
outstanding 80, 1873, ,952 standard silver dol
i;trs. being the largest amount OF the com
in circulation since their issue began. A
rapid decline, however, Is now expected,
as il result of The issue OF the more eoaven-
lent silver certificates.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
Australia.

MELBOURNE, Oct 5-A volcanic erup-
ton has occurred on the Island of Haipsi,
one of the Toga group of Friendly islands.
The whole island is now covered with
volcanic dust, haipai has popuiation ii
500. A. Steamer has been dispatched to
ascertain their presep; condition.
The earthquake destroyed every village
on the island Of ..issrs... ,ss- ...'iasu, +
escaped. The island is covered twenty
fee, uoep with vuie,nIic ulsi ailJ one pia. c
a new hill 200 feet h;..h has been formed.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
Report OF the Bureau OF Labor.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct.-The second
annual report Of the bureau OF labor. now
in the course Of rr par:ition. will be a
much more comprehensive document than
the report laid before congress last winter.
4 thorough examination has been made Of
the relatio. of convict labor to free labor
and ever penitcntiary, jai and workhouse
in the United States, where the inmates are
employed in industrial pursuits, has been
visited by the agents Of The bureau. The +
reports will be carefully tabulated, and,
taking these tables as basis, it is believed
that the extent to which the independent
laborer or mechanic is affected by the
prison-workers can be shown with sufficient
exactness To serve rs :. geide for future Icy
islation Oh the subject.
The report will also include statistics
touching labor strikes in this country.
The inquiries of the bureau on this subject
covers a period of time ranging from jan
uary, 1881, down to July of the present
wear. and il is believed that informataion
has been collected touching every strike of
CONSEQUENCE that has occurred in the United
States within that period. From the data
collected. deductions of n general character
will be made with Il view TO the establish
uent Of certain rules that may aid in fore
casting the probable result Of future strikes.
and in demonstrating the effects Of such
concerted movements upon the laboriDg
and employing class and the indlstrins af
feciel The full report will probably be
completed about the beginning Of the COM
ing wear.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
STORAGE.

1,TORAGE-For household goods and merchandise
- at 30 Main ST. Cheap rates, by Cox Sthney. .
dI-5II ------------------------
lrToRAGE-Fcr household goods merchandise.
- boxed or loose; il you have any goods to store
nrlug them the Wichita Storage Co.. No. ii6 West
pnfI,S.os are Gsiif
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
St. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LcuiS. october ).
t'io;r-Quie'. and weak; {. SOB H. family
s. e)@2 a.; choice, 81 UAe3 ~: fancy, 81 iDG3 ~:
extra fancy. So CA.s3 s.: patent. 81 0Jts4 -.
Wheat-Weak and lower: the nar.-eI opered easy
oi,i lined 7sdl cent: rallied 1se5e; ruled quiet
withoa; naicrial fIctuatIon anu closed al &c
lower Than cssterssy No. red. cash. 1sSts.si
November, -. November. sHEcr.5ia, closed ~;
Iecember. ,'14 t,'1s. closing '>s: Aiy. s1s sse>s'
closing. s5i1
Corn-No. mixed cash. ss, ,cg5i; Sov 9s5ssSi4
Oats--No. 2. cash 20. tioveElotr 2t4
Iye--No cash. j.
Bariey-very dull: sales ranged 5jlsis
lead-Duil, refined, 81 -: rnei,iicaily hard 81 ..
Turter-Quiet: creamery. 2ss.36; dairy, ls.s-.
Fgys-FrDi. i3iaesiic
Whlskey-Steauy 81 -.
Pork-Steady; 50 90 yiSs.
Iard-Firin: - e,it ~ -. 1000
Receipts - -Four. 1903; wheat, il,W; corn, -o''"
oa.s 43I.ss Rs se. lpsl; barley. 2,Oc go,
Shipmepts-Flour. see; wheat. 500; ccTr. .Aoo
cats, 5AN; rye, 1 ~; barie!. ~.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
Ss. Louis Live stock.

ST Lofts Ct.ODtf D
Cattle ReceiJts.J0c. shipments, 2ion market
stronger fair TO cnoce nAtivss snippeTs . 2Ss4 ~
butchers steers. 81 2sAs II: Texans s. .as-5 -
HOGS Receipts. ssst. shipments, iba. Llsrset ruled
easy ci sing steady yp5! ctoice I: 2SSs ~ con
to medium 81 uot,i u s;rassefs and pigs y ''s
$40.
steady; cood 10 clioice. e. eket "a
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
Chicago 1--we STOCK.

Cartl--Receipts. esH: shipments. a"o; market
steady snd strong. -fipring steers - eSs5 -
stocke-s and feeders 50 % IS ~ cows. bulls an mix
&; CO.. 30 bciS & skz2 ~ tro-s Texas cows s. Z
90 10 steers 81 ss>s -f winteref Texans - Q -
Hcys-Rs4-e.yss. 4 n: shipments, sst; mar ses
sfeassy: rsu.-t api mixed. 81 e@s ~ packing anG
chipping. ;A4&i g.. i!-at &sf5 - n
Si..-p Recsipss. Sur s.fipn,-nts. 2;sf marker
steady; nsfirez. q Ssss =: wez'e-r - 49,. n
Texans. 81 25SS &, iaIs'Js. 3 Cos %.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06
Kansas City Live Stock.

Cattle - Receipts. sgl shipments. 1852; better
fe-ine bat not quo.able. higher good to cnS.ce
,,1si 81 common I:.ediun,. s. Jee1 ~ steck'rs,
s. 25s2 a. feeders s. s013 TO- cows. 81 5(S2 ~;
grass Texas steers, 81 aa0S5 -.
! Uurs-Receipts. 4Sr,; shipments none Opened .
lower closing with additional decline OF &C. good Ia
choice s. 1884 25 common medium. - 9Asi 10
grassers and pig; s. IS asa -.
| sheep Receipts syi, shipments. 1T: steady
good.o Choice s. 5ts3 "; common TO niedirn s. -
I.a3 D.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06

vVysNTED-inyestors and spectators In know al
w about the " ichita Gardens. fnQure CT as,ptl
Dsy 81, hl,.s IL TT
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-06

The EAGLE printing and blank book es-
tsbiishmeny is prepared to d" sii Kinds OF
job printing and blank book making, guar
anteelng their work to be iirst-cl.2s IN every
respect. All counter work. checks, bonds,
perforated, nunhered-or !oost~-st prices
nncal 10 Kansas City or st. Louis.
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FOR RENT.


Tor REET-F,,rr,sled rooms tor one or ;~o een
\ a tleinen. Inquire at w Main eHa fs,at.
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ys1AKEN UP-A pair OF mules. Henry Svvei t,r,
/ southeast corGer of the CITY. ilS-0tr
Ra-r:iBS Bargains

Bargains Bargains!
1 lots on v Water ST. az 500 per lor.
{. lots on Wafer ST. at $50 per lot.
5 iuts ON Slosiey at S2,5.
= lots on OHIO 1T $40 pet 10y.
> acres lust nOria OF Carey PARK S3fD
III acres adjoining Frisco H.ghts. sli1 per acre.
: acr.s adjoining College iiil, rccln Rouse ana
small barn, ~, 40.
10 acre, u miles north OF Douglas eve. SEQ rer acre
- Or of first see east oI frisco HiSAts
SIS acre.
Above can he plated 70 advantage irnmediatelf.
Also several cheap farms in the Inarhet Fur.er
.)lttpn K Noble, Office ~ y Main 81. ll-tf
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Spain.

MADRID, Oct. 5.-The catine. was in
session five hours discussing the sentence
of death imposed By the court martial OF
the leaders cf the recent revolt, and finally
decided to ask tie queen to commute the
sen nct-.
All Of the revoluiionists who were sen
tenced to death have been rardoned.
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lrelau6.

DsBLIS, Get. 5.-Arch Deacon Cavaa-
augh, parish priest Of Kildare, county os
Kildare, formerly pyesiden. Of St. Patrick 5
college Of Carlow. was instant his
morning while celebrating mass at his own
altar by portions of it falling on him.
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New York Grain.

NEN I or. tctcbtr I.
Upgrade, red 79s355seNo. rcd 1;ss elevator. SiS3S
81
Cor1l-Spot lots shade higher: op,io:s lower. clos
stersi; ;Cnsraied 3s;s3iy. Ao2 Esleievator .Gc
461S;
white weStei: !, 3>Gs4l.
Parey-;;eaGy.
EUtter--firin western, iosi-e.
CbeeSe-tim, western. .51, iot<-
Eis,s-riiLi: western fresh -uies:s.
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England.

LONDON, Oct o.-rwo shocks IF earth
quake were felt throughout Balta. enc OF
the the Shetland islands. last night.