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Peeuliar Phenomenon.

CRY or MExIco, Oct IA curious
phenomenon has occurrei at Chimpala, in
the state of Mexico Within q few days
past tremendo'is reports were heard,
though at the time the meteorological cen
,li.ions were perfect. there being DO un-
usual aspcct Of the SKY, nor The Slightest
rain The people of the town were filed
with alarm and al investigation WAS made.
by which it was diScoveres THAI a high BIN
in the vicinity had been completely divide:
into two parts by some powerful force
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-05

CHtCAoo. October e.
All the speculative markets ruled weak and lower
en- change today and only fair degree Of activity
T.. wheat tra.iss. On the afternoon beard there
was . shade nryrer seeias. The visabse supply re
rorts showed sr increase q i:2,GQ bushels, which
was somewhat lees than was expected. There was a
was a weak opening in corn under a heavy pressure
% sell The decrease Of sc GO oushei. In ths visible
supply aided in stes,yiEs 'he market and prices
closed O'Clock Sc unde. SATURDAY, and recovered
,c additional in the afternoon. Csts felt the in,1
ence Of the other markets and decliaed Il and rail- Ell
ard closed ahoat !. under Saturday. FcrS declined
i2l,ela rallied ,SeIoc, AID closed steady.
Tie following Is IL. OF rri,ses the regular
hnard W It'll closing pricrs 8 D h.
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: Timely Signal.

Sr. LOUIS. Oct. "A special from SeGa
liz says: A aitcmp; was made early yes
terlay morning u wreck the cast bound
passenger train on the Missouri Pacific al
Greenwood, thirty miles east ct kansa'
City Haiis, ties. and other rubbish haC
been piled on The track in q cGrve, and hal
the distraction not been discovered by a
farmer, who tagged the train. disaster
our wreck c3uld pct have been ayerted
There is 10 ciae l. The perpetrators
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The Amet;can Teleyraph Co.

MINNEApoLIS. Mimi, Oct 1.-The di-
rectors of the American Telegraph Co.
met .odav. j. NJ Mackay, Of New Mexi-
co, the bonanza king. was present The
further extension Of TIE North American
lines was considered No arrangement rs
to details were definitely made. bat it was
decided that very important extensions
should be made In the near future
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-05
FOR SALE.

E ia town of Ciearysa. er; also good farm near
coint.. seat of Comaci.e county; will trade for Wich
iia city property Inquire Is iirhet street. i1.i
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Missionary Meeting.

DIS MoiSEs, Ia, Oct i-|isit0rs TO the
inCe,ing of the American board Of coEiniS-
eioners Of foreign missions b,gan 10 arrive
in this ciy YESTERDAY and have been coming
ali dar The FIRST meeting VIII be held n
) p. M tomorrow. AZ which there VIII be
reports from the home secrrJarf. l'r. Allen,
and the senior foreign secretary. Dr.. Ciark.
in the evening the annla! sermon viii be
preached b. DR.. Nihrow. Of Boston Or.
Marx Hopkins, Of Williams college. will
preside
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Everything Ready,

EuPoaIA. Oct 4-Great preparations
have been made sor the state soldier. re
union which olras tomorrow. The cry
hes teen eiiberi,ely decorated and presents
a gai, appearance; iipntreds OF teht'
have been erected al Camp falrchiid and
all necessary arTaa ge1ien,, male tor enter.
tanning the vas; cruTd Of oil soldiers and
others who will hc p.csent.
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s:hn Nauta DarnayeI.

NFw YORK. Oct .4-thrlsl0piier
Meyer, d millionaire ten times over. and
president Of Ii. Never Rubber company
has neen seed for breach of pr9klise 10y
Miss Arnrtte >c.ien & al1s sche1cS l. :.
descendes.t of - o. knickerbccker fainll,
and Is a5oal 30 years cid. Meyer IS o'
The plaiatifi place, Isr damages at 500.
0uD
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FOUND.

VTOUND-A pocketbook containing some valuable
4 papers The parties calling at this office and
tir,agr li6.f
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INV YORK. Cctc Der 4.
UEgrsded red. 7sss5,sNo. red. ssh elevator. A4s
81
Corn-Spot lots shade higher: options lower. c,es-
ing stendy;U ngraded 4l4s4 is;No2 +9elevator i6es
{ n
oars-m -moderative active. mixed western Sif@c s
hite WESTERN S5.esi.
Rarley-Steady.
Hutter-kirm western lasAl2f.
chcese-Firnl, western. i5selSt4.
Eyes-FlyA; western fresh. ytl2l.
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Sf. i.O,li!. live stock.

oI, LOU y, CtItlI'eT
Cattle Hece!pts.19sl shipments, 100 marie;
stronger; fair choice natives shippers. 81 JJi -,
qutcneis steers. s. 253i 10 Texans, 81 sos -.
Hogs-Receipts. :tsO shipments. 100 market opened
strong advanced 5. al kinds, bat gradually je
cIacd: closing weak: good 10 chciceSi 4Gc4 49, com
mon to medium, 81 251 As; Srassecs and pigs 81 ao@
81 40.
Sheep Receipts 1890: shipments. SOC marie,
steady; good 70 ci.oice. &lNleeS -.
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POLITICAL POINTS.
Ottawa I,epnblicans.

MiNNEAPoLIs, Kan. Oct 4.-The Re
publican county convention Saturday nom
mated strong ticket. with E. B. Grew. OF
| Delphos, for representative Of the Eighty
| third district No endorsement for Anacr-
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MAYORS pRoCI.AMArloN

for ,sccisl q ecs.oa ~ airtisa city, S-fg-
wick coGses. ka,sss. sss Ia. matter OF tae
aiokita. Ceiasvass & Soatncssgera hallway
Co
lc thu Qualified Voters CT " ishi.a City:
whereas, Un the IS nas of Sep;ess er, 1855.
there was .sLss pte>.n ea To tho Mayor a. d
ccuucilisen OF y :c..iia. kansss. tsaii mas or
d colncii being aniy eonsened ia EegulS-
session reg larry caiivd) y p.ti;soe au,y sisn-
~ BY two-ffths tie re-.df Mt tax fsyers OF
aicajta city. prs, log sail inayor sEd sorEcl 1
To- submit To the qualified voss r af said esss \
i,rolo itioa {, .uuscriae "a sty Thousand d''l-
lars to the c>Iifa. stock IL the Wieki 3, CEDAR :
vale & -, theas;ers Railway Co, all en c..n-
,:isions "a Sc, forIa In sa,d Isiitien. whica
pe:iii n signAta e. hesng onsits'i, Is In words
and eares following, ;e-w.t:
Wichita. Cejawale & Southeastern Ry.
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Noman.s Sufragists.

LEAyENwoRrH, Kan, Oct. A three
days session Of the National Woman's Suf-
fcrage association in conjunction with the
state organization. began here this evening,
the opening address being made by Susan
L. Anthony. There IS large ATTENDANCE
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KANSAS Cr11. No, Oci. TN sas
Methodist EpiseopAt dis:ric. conference so-
day reports Of COMMITTEES .e.s rad sAow
tag satisfactory condition u hnanses-
The appointments viii Be ANNOUNCED 10
MORROW
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CrEciNSATI, Oct 4--Latonia Jockey
club course M;,idens 2-years-old, fur
longs: Cora L. won Nina B. 2, Passion
3; time 1:04 l-2.
Extra purse same conditions: Rose
won, Linda Payne 2, Niolettc 3; time 1904.
Selling race furloEgs: Wahoo won,
Dawn Of Day ,, Skobelof 5; time 1870.
One mile race-Little Fellow won, Kirk
lin 2, Emma Johnson ); time 1:14.
Six furlongs-Jccelin Won, Donny brook
,, Florimore 3; time III l-2.
Mile and half furlong-Ber.in Won,
Panama 2, Hattie S. 3; time l:5l.
BEIGHToN BEACH. Oct. 4.-Winners to
day: Poolbox Winner, Scudan, Ferg Kyel,
Bonnie Prince and Tepsawyer.
ST LoUis, Oct 4-The twenty sixth
annual fair and the second fall trot'ing
meeting Of the St Louis Fair association
opened today under the most favorable
auspices The track was in splendid coz
dition, the weather beautiful and the ct
tendance very large. The following is Il
summary Of the days events:
First race-Thcec minute class. purse
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ssGs5c; family 81 e5 49, choice. 81 a9al 4o fancy,
81 GD@l s0 patent 81 uoG2 IL; rye nour, 81 45Ji 40
wheat-Receipts $3.50; shipments 500; In store,
$3.50
Sales ranged: No. red cash. e;5s bid: November
e23s: May, y bid, No. : soft cash c4I: bid.
Corn-Receipfs, 9G; shipments. l2.Ie; in store.
1850 Weaker Sales RANGED: No.2 cash. . bid
Nov. 2e,s bid; Dec. 3iiz BID siay, ssh bid.
Oats-No. cash, % Did
Rye-Notiiing Done.
Hay-Firrp fancy small ba'ed. IS &C.
Mill stuff diet.
Butter-Steady; creamery fancy, Is: good Is: dairy
12 store packed 30 common. {.
Eggs-Steady at ,31ac.
Corn Meai-Greel s.; DRIED, 80.
Corn Chop-Buis ~; sacked, 49,.
Sh:pstuf-a1e52c.
Brsn-Bulk. III sacked. g.
Cheese-FuIl cream. 10, fat, 7@s; Young America
lll5; Kansas. sci.
Poultry-Steady; old hens. 81 50, oil mixed. 81 as
spring chickens large 81 y, small, 81 25aI 50.
Dried Apples. ltG3e; peaches, 2s5tac
Wool-Mssouri. un,v,shei heavy itIle, 1sgi is; light
1Ss22; medium combing aes2!; coarse. 9lSai: low ard
carpet Iall. Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine, l IS
h2t i912l medium. a93: tll washed choice, SiI,o5
fine 5. l3j: ingy and low. 27a29.
Broom corn-Hurl, ID self WORKING, sCS.; common,
): crooked 31fas4.
2 :; green uncured. No. l. :, Ne 6 calf ss; sheep
pe!ts, dry log Y.
Ta..ow-No l. SIS; No. 2. 5.
Proysions-Suearc cured hams, l3,5TcaSfsst bacon
~ dried beef Il; dry salt c.eer rib sides, 50 Is
long clear ST 05: shoulders g 81; short clear IS 80
clear, 81 90 pork, SD v shoulders, So %; 5eei
IS 80.
Lard-Choice tierce. Sc S..
Flax seed-.ScGIS 81 to-
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New York Live stock.

NEW York, October 4.
Beeves-Reoeip.s including 81 cars fer export 15s
car loads. Market active and closed irln; native
steers 81 li75 2 Colorado 81 2sGi -; Texas 50 80
Stecp-Recepts, 1850; market actIve and higher:
sheep, $5 7564 70; larubs. S. 5OG1S Gj
Hogs-Itecepts, loo; marke; frmer 81 S@ 81 70 ger
cwt.
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Kansas City Live stock.

KANSAS CITY. October 4.
Cattle Receipts, 1876 shirn,ea:s. non; better
feeling. bit not quotasle higher: good 70 choice
4geel 90: common 10 medium. g Dg3 90: stockers.
81 25e,2 -; feeders. s. SIaS co. 81 ssa5l I'll
grass Texas steers. 81 2JES3 %.
Hncs-Reccpts, 'S2'l; shipments "a; strong feeling
and a shade higher; good TO choice. 81 CSC -
srassefs and pigs; s. tee IS q.
Shee,y-Ract.,r.s nou+; shipments, neNe: quiet;
gooito choice s. J3 co. TO medii1. 81 -
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new Yo.x. Oct Il II IS rGmored 10
Brooklys that Col DeBevo;s. who died
few slays ago. late chieF '..erk in the stamp
dcra-.ll.n; IN the nrooslys posioifiee. was
found t. have been defsaiter to lar g
a1oust e is belle .ed Ee committed SUI
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NOR EXCHANGE-For real estate teams. harness
4 and wagons. Apply at riverside Stables. h9I-tr
V-OR EXCHANGE-Kansas lands for eastern prop
A erty. Farm lands for city property 4 l. bioW II
30 toi,ojas ave room ll6-Gt
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH


WAsHINGToN, Oct. 5, a. m.-Indi-
cations for Missouri: Fair weather; south
crly winds; stationary temperature.
For Kansas: Fair weather; southerly
winds, becoming variable: stationary tenn
DaratuTc
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y,-CR EXCHAEGE-Iiotei and two store rooms, on
{ railroad q mics east OF 81. Louis; renting for
500 per year for Land i'll kansrs. Address box H.
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bargains in Real Estate.

A fine agricultural and stock farm, three and one
half miles from city, about 25 acres broke. one quar-
ter section fenced for pature, plenty OF water and
small house.
Also 25D lots In city finely located and In good
neighborhood. Special terms to those wishing To
make homes.
Also suburban property. FOR further particular:
see Chris T. Pearce, agent for VIM. Gre:fensten. AT
city Office. di'"u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-05

EA,.As CRY. 10. Oci A.--The striking
,,,,,n' ,.-r- x,lI r,,,l,rn - work individual y
,orn, rrn,y a, an s.d.aaco In wsgc~ bat
waving reorc-nizssioa ~ ihf eny''!es'
cf tie U.iGf..
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Yy,AKEN UP-A pair OF mules. Henry Sweiter,
: southeast corner of the city. ilo-etf
Bargains {: Bargains:

lots on Water ST. at Slt0 per lot.
lots on n Water ST. at $50 per lot.
lots on y Mosiey at 1913.
iOt, on ohio at $3.50 Ger lot
acres Just north of Care,' park $5gn.
~ acres adjoining Frisco Hights 500 per acre
acres adjoining College Hill, room house and
small barn, S3,stD.
10 acres l miles north CT Douglas ave, S6 per acre.
Is acres on ur of first sec oi Frisco flights,
Sl5) per acre.
Above can be plated to advantage Immediately.
Also several cneap farms in the market, Porter,
Duttor & Noble, Office 1i2 Main Sc. 1l5-f
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-05
STORAGE.


i,TCRAGE--Fcr household goods and merchandise
- at 30 Main 81. Cneap rates. by Cox q Stanley
dlc.;tf
GsTORaGE-For household goods or merchandise.
= Goxe, or loose; il YOU have any goods 10 store
bring them the Wichita Storage Co.. No. ll6 West
Douglas ave. cri
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FOR RENT.

NOE RENT-Two houses one i,ni ~ nc 'i .p,h q
II vas. Do,,rlas avenue close to business. i1o ,
,ryr~ roon, i5 Hartwig block cor ith and Doasias
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VyyaNTED-Si Situation by good baker: country
w town preferred Address Baker, box 1852 " leu
its kan ll4 6tr
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The total sale OF stocks today 5Sa9SD shares.
Government bonds quiet sos firm. state bonds
duh and steady. The stock market was one OF iii
tense excitement at times, and was feveGiah ana
| Irregular throughout the entire day.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-05

TOR RENT-3 rooris. pantry ana ci2se, SS Sui'a @
T. 1or ho"s,1.c !. 49, t,.-s, 1861
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VyvANTrp Lots in Hyde's addition. we have a
w I;yer: cali at once. John Il. Glover & Co. Fur
lev bsck. room $, up stairs. iifet'
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NOR SAIE $ xua1 three room keuses IL the city
II of E;oVx. PfroeT ccuf ~. Also acre iGo-s.fsy
Joining ciry Two socd shrse room hcuS.s Ia AstsA
6arpef county - acre. of chcice farm land miles
frcna the city Of Iarne1 fuf tcrc,e ard iIil de-
scrfption sd.irvss A. E Clsrk. Pratt, Kan lis IN
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v-0p p;5ET-EcwIy furnished rooms in private
L fo-s- 'if ll96t+
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NOR TRADE-Livery stable and the entire out'!i;
4 good business good location everything be
longing to first class livery stable; situated Ia the
city Of Cleveland Ohio; will trade Tor land ia west
c,l Kansas. For particulars address lock box Ia.
Wiciita kan lii-tf
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EVyANIED-A timber claim. a homestead and a
w ,reemptien, located in any good western coun-
" Would like all three claims To he located To
gether Call Eoseley * Jacques. room No 3, 3ll r
hnuylaS ave Wjchfa Kan lIitt'
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y10R IHADE-Farns, town properly, stores and
y stocks goods to trade for cattle goods:
Ciiv property etc Ashtel " elch Eagle blcch ll2l2
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-05

VXyANTFD-Four live, energetic men to talk to the
w business men of " ichtta. Apply at 2;s = Main
st. bet and 10 O'Clock a, IN. J. II. Woithington.
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FOR TRADE.


1ois TRADE-A few choice lots In Wichita fnr va
4 cant land. y. 7. Nicderlandar. 1866
Yr0R TRADE FOR STOCK-A first class bottom
Z farm in Butler county. Kan, consisting CT go
acres situated Hickory creek AdGresS y m Nor
NJ ,.cor kan ,lJ lSts
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st. Louis Grain aEd Produce.

ST. LOUIS. October 4.
Flour-Quiet anG weak: xxx g 35s3 *. family
s. GDe, 15: choice, IS Uls3 10; fancy s. iuSs3 sr
extra fancy s. 6o93 s.; patent. 81 g96.i 80
WGeat-Weak and lower; the 'i'arket opened easy
oad declined 7saI cent; rallied lls 81; ruled Gue;
without material .iuctuaten AND closed al II SO
lower than yesterday No , red. cash. .ie,i y.
November. i5{gsj4. closing, ~ asked; december
1890 Nv. closing st3s
Corn-No mixed casa, :SSl@; Nov 3;,4
Oats--Eo. 2, cash 361es November 2s5s
Rye-No. , cash, is1seisl4
Bariey-Eery duh: sales ranged J@e,5
Lead-Duii; refined 81 30: chemically hard; 81 =.
Butter-luiet: creamery, 2es25; dairy, l"s.5.
Eggs-Firni i3isGlic.
Whiske--Sready; 81 13.
Pcrf-Steady - s0SI9 61ll.
I.ard-Firm: IS -.
Receipts Flour. a0) wheat. 2e..o; corn. 5g0oc:
oats. 81 Ok; Rye. GOh; barley. 3Su0
Shiprnents-tioar, a,.s; wheat ll.SID; corn, 8VOt
OTIS. l,tpo; rye. $50, barley, 1879.
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NVyANTED- Three good taors; one for coat, one
w for pants rnd fer vests. inmcdiatly- MA
SchmetzIer Merchant Tailor, eI pCste L. 3 LaDd o.
fee Garden city. Kan. ii'iot
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Money Markets.
NAV YORK. Oc. .cLer =.
Money On call active at a per cent
Prime Nercfantiie PaDer-4cs2 per cent
Sterling Exchanyc-luet, AT iSh
Government Bonts-Duil and steady.
State {,upds-Duii and haavy.
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Quick Sale Bargains.

Quick Sale Bargains.
lots on North Topeka, between 18th and 18th; per
lot, 500.
lots on North Man per lot, $3.50.
2corner lots in Allen & Smiths addition; per lCt,
$3.50.
east fronts on Allen ave, Aliens add: per lot $275
You will never get left any OF the above They
are by all odds the cheapest bargains offered.
100 DRUKKER Il HOGE, l5l st.
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Wy AETED-fy young man nicely furnished
w room with private family. Location no object
Address. II. c. S, this Office. 1l:st
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WANTED.

UTANTED-Oa or before Nov Is; five or siyr ON
w house near Douglas avenue or Main. VI IL! pay
fair rental prefer 20 lease. At 0i Douglas ave lls 6t
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-05

IN. r.s-kets yeae-aily ruled s'ss'y an; TIE follow
ins sTers the closing rr.ces:
wneA:-: Oct. rs ss@. .0s; DseGnb~ scs ~
Gt
Coru-Ict syS. Nov. ~: Dec ~
osis-oc. - nay 80
pork-u.S. s.,,t: Ssv. S.2<: jan N3i6-
Lard oct $50; Nov sSsiA: saa A0la.
WEisAey-Ste.sty. q la
kuts<r-Firn: crraAssy. ISosS, AA1y. i19D
EySs-lss<c-
Hcisso-@-rfr,a- o. elo7 - per barrel
Eecgtpts-2logr, lauSs wheat. - ~, en-. 0&.Un
KaAaas City Gram and FroAane.
Kansas CIT. Cc,oosr l.
FIorr-Stcady: quotations Il car lots. x1. XXI
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WANTED.

SyT aNrE) To !otn at lowest rates eIfGstt on city
w and farm propergy.' Money ready cny day.
= " rnopcr I.,1 .iair, st daltf
Nv xyANTED-B Bookkeepeis and business men 70
w know that ibe National Accountants Bufeai
Offers unsurpassed facilities for The procureeit "a
fr~ class men and women for positions as BOOK
keepers aud accountants. Business men VINO "i,i.
efficient help aud expert bookkeepers who can Sisc
first c'asE references, and want situations E2 oo
well 10y addressing Office for the stare oi h'i-,
al the Southwestern business College, "icli -"
tSo<
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-05
LOST.

= est. fine shawl Isst night at the pera house.
: liiycn returning the same 10 VI. Cox al the cc-
cidentas hotel will be literally rewarded. us "tf
= OST-SreaIl black ard tan terrier pup. Please
! l!cave Information at 237 Earset ST. Hist"
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.


diamond collar button; II. F. Culmer, wholesale
grocer, diamond ring; Master Edward Petit,
Fifth Ward, Ninth South and Second West
streets, diamond ringi also solid silver wa,en; e
stone diamond ring; X. A. Andrews. 90 W. Sec
ond West street, lady's gold watch; Miss Bertha
Jeovin, 2se Centre street, band ring; George
winding and stemsetting watch; George
Beer, Pleasant Grove, solid silver watcn;
Master Daniel Hardy, $50 First North street ees
stem winding and stem-setting watch Mrs;
j. w. Dawson, 1913 E. First South street, gold
collar button; James Shore, blacksmith, 622
Fifth street between and streets i, lnoy stSpe gTla
First South street, solid silver hunting cnae,
full-jeweled American watch; Mrs. NJ: 4, Dun pun.
butt button. N r. Whiteside o'connor, messenger Pa
cifc Express Company, genuine diamond stuu'
solid gold setting, in can OF iea MIS-. L. HIT HAT
rison, seamstress, gents gold hunting case
watch, in a can OF coffee Charles Rhodes,
ranchman diamond ear drops In a can oi YEA
William Harper, brakeman D. & r. g. haiiiway,
a solid gold hunting case watch in a can oil YEA
p. Tomney, Fischer Beer Hall, 227 South Main
street, genuine diamond stud, in can OF tea
W. II; Boyd, travelling salesman, Chicago, par paa.
| ". c. weihe leader of Salt Lake Theatre, gem
uine diamond collar button in a can oil Tea;
| william Salmon, policeman, genuine diamond
collar button; b. r. Hampton, license COLLECTOR,
| 1sO @ street, genuine diamond stud; W. X.
Hodgkiss, steward Continental Hotel, genuine
three-stone diamond ring; J, b. Morton, teacher,
2l5 Third East street, genuine three-stone dia-
mond ring; William Fuller, real estate, agent
| ITO Main street, genuine diamond collar button
| NJ. Fleming, 73 Main street, genuine diamon9
| ring; X. A. Andrews, auctioneer, 81 w. SECOND
South street. genuine diamond stud w; II
Pain, painter ~ South Main street stemWihiu,
ing watch; J. II. Give, Valley House genuine
diamond collar button; ]. L. Durgin, 62 W. Sec,
end South street, genuine three stone diamohd one,
dollars in silver, also stem.winding watch; t.
w. Mathews, 531 w. First North street, stem
winding watch; Mexican and McAddams, NIL
ford, Beaver county, lady's gold watch; Mrs; IL.
Morse, Fifteenth ward, genuine diamond collar
button; A, Campbell, engineer d. < X. q. kall
road, 1877 West Temple street, stem-windine
watch.
orders by mail should be accompanied by
cash or postofice orders, and they will be for
warded to any address In the United states
thirteen cans for $40, twenty-seven cans for $40
Open from a. m till $50 p. m.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-02

law firms in the city and one OF the first.
1t was here that both the gentlemen com
posing it first studied the law, and it is
here that they made their fame and their
fortunes. AT the bar they stood among
the first, and among their clients were
some OF the leading corporations of the
Territory and some Of the most substan-
tial business men OF the city. Mr..
Williams will take offices in the Hooper
and Eldredge building, while Mr.. Young
will continue at the old stand just north
of this building. They retain all their
old clients, having divided the firm busi-
ness. Considerations of business ma
ture alone prompted the dissolution OF
the firm, but the old clients OF the firm
and the new ones will find the same at
tention and devotion TO their interests
from either OF the gentlemen as OF yore.
To both the gentlemen we say good luck
and continuance of the old prosperity.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-01-02
DIPIITHERIA.

The city seems to be suffering from an
epidemic of diphtheria. 1t is scourge
to be dreaded almost as much as small
pox and like contagious diseases. Diph-
liberia is generally deemed TO be disease
arising from filth, but when once it gets
started it invades the palace rs well as
the hovel. If it comes from the great
abundance OF bad odors arising from a
prevalence of filth, then it is as liable to
be carried everywhere. 1t is disease
that seems to battle all efforts to effectu-
ally curtail and eventually stop its
spread, but something can be done to
lessen the spread of the disease. This
something is rigid enforcement
of wise quarantine regulations. Such
regulations do not enforce themselves,
and upon the ordinance book may look
never so well and sufficient, still, their
worth is only in their enforcement. The
quarantine regulations of the city are not
stringently enforced. Ayellow flag hung
out in front of a house where diphtheria
exists may prevent people from entering
the house so long as the flag hangs out,
but SO soon rs it is removed the friends
and neighbors rush in to see those who
are in sorrow for the loss of loved one,
when in nine cases out Of ten there is as
much danger in the house after the flag
is down as when it was up. These houses
should be quarantined for some time after
the patient is we'll or no more, and
the inmates forbidden to mingle with
the community until all possible danger
is passed. The houses where people may
have been sick with any contagious or
infectious disease, should be thoroughly
disinfected, and the city authorities should
see that it is done. But more than this
still remains to be done. The city au-
thorities should forbid the digging OF
cesspools in the city, and should compel
owners of land within the city to fill up
those now in existence. These are the
great breeders of filth, and for the city to
take no heed of these and other causes
OF disease, but to confine their attention
merely to diseases after they are devel.
oped, is for them TO merely gaze at the
flower which blooms on the tree OF death
Let the citizens demand OF the City
Council a rigid enforcement OF every
quarantine regulation, for if some imme-
diate and strong effort to check diphtheria
is not made, the death-rate from this
cause will be increased to most alarm
ing extent