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kansas 90 Gral,, 40 Proanee.

KANSAS CRY. October g.
wacat-Recois,s 1870; shipments 7,(Ns.i II E1o=e.
iSs,fstI market lower. -,
S.ics rsr-esl: No. rel c.sa. e17s BID; sCTe--her
s. Did; DeceInae-. e.14; Nav, rs hta.
No. req. IS hid. .Qse-ai' sofi, d tfd- otisFa II
Co-n~R.cc.pts. zoo; shipments, so1h n sSs-e
SEQ WeSS Ssles rsnsesi; NJ. cs-sA So
-, Nov ~ bid ISc. = y bid.
Cs1s-NaJ. KY BID. -. ssked.
RTs-sso. . cash So BIC. s5ssclsl.
Es.zS bus-sr AMI IA. the sCEet-
fiogIr-Stescs; quotations in ar lots * =; KY
Ssss &c: rsliiy g. sci Is. ctcf-.. 81 80 a.: f2IssS'
81 sseI e.; cassaf. - tsSS & rye f.Osl. SO. -;
Ost--S0. , cash. % bid sssA and Ccsof-e-, = 3D.
NY. 80
RYE Seycr-zl-s- y bid
Nil st9G-Ssitss-
Corn Meai-tsrecc. a. dried. ..
Corr Cecs-failS. - sSckeo -.
ShiISLUTf-sszsSsc-
I-Ju-liliE. Il. sS4cSefi- &
fiAy-htsa.-; snail tsieI- $50 large, f-sA
lax sce1-tJaosed ~ *
But,,r-S..zs.y; Creamery fsccy, y goCd- - ce-.F
= store .sekesf, - ccEu1s-. 8
E'r-s-Firraer 81 is
Cl.s,ss-Fali cream e. far. .es; Young AHssrica
fouitry-S,eady: old hens g. - Old r1i1cti. g. .
spring ehicxrs large, s. 70. small. 81 ssi - 'Gr
KEYS
fsllos-Eo. I, 3ss@aas: Va : g
ua.ee-).s Eil:. No j. - No z ~ criss al. sfas
S; Cry Sair. Ne. !. -, 70. s-yez seit No No
4 gr-en G1earsA No. J. :. so & call, '<s; snr<S
pei.. dry, ksS2
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
WANTED.


VNANTED-To trade lots In north part of city for
w a good horse. or n horse and buggy. Apply to
Morton, Mailman Co, l3S Main ST. l3o-6t
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An Assassin Lynehed.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Oct GA mes
sage from Ncedmore brings news Of the
murder Of jas. Hamilton, late sheriff OF
Marion county, while sleeping by the SIDE
Of his wife and child. The assassin was 8
man named Page in HaEnii;on's employ.
and there Is no known cause for the 1eIid-
ISL deed. The murdered man was one Of
the oldes. ana b5st respected citizens Of
southern Arkansas, and the murder caused
much excitemeut Psce hiss been lynched-
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Bulgaria.

SOFIA, Oct. q -General Kaulbar has
notified the regency that if the conspirators
against Prince Alexander be punished the
government Will have recourse TO extreme
measures to suppress it. 1t is Kaulbar's
intention during their absence at Tirnova
to assist the Zankotiites in Sofia to form &
new ministry and cause the arrest of all
suspected persons and has ordered troops
TO be in readiness TO suppress revolt. A
siege viii be proclaimed in the event OF
coup d'etat being attempted. Another
Russian war ship is a. Narna.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. October Is.
There was heavy opening In wheat today. prices
breaking eff again quite sharply ct the start hui
rallied as the session advanced on more favorable
foreign adyices closing for the day at nearly OUTSIDE
p-iccs ard at about the figures "a On yesterday
The starting price 1895 for December; broke OF
to 49,. when good buying on outside account and
local shorts covering, caused an advance 10 IA,
which was the highest figure OF the day, and the
latest trading figure
Insynlpathy With tic other markets, corn picked
up slightly. May advancing from aga to il3S. and
closlr & at nearly top figures.
oets were f-ner. advancing 4 and closing firm a.
the h.st price Of the day.
Provisions ruled Gull. but steady.
Flour was unchanged.
Cash prices IS follows
whea.-No2 prins 7s3,s'4; No. spring, 81. No
Cc~1..Nc = Si.. esS55ls
Oats-So. :. IN e2sts-
Rye-No. :, -.
Bs.riey-So. :, 5S}s.
Flax Seed-So. /, 81.
Timothy seesi-Irme TO good. ai.7oSl1l.
Mess pork-sS s0SSs s..
Lsrd-So15-
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Chicago Lave stock.

CHICAGO Oc1os,er y.
CattlcRecelpta 1900; shipments, 600; market 100
Isc lower; shipping steers S. z0j ~. stockers and
feeders 81 .5y2 6; cows, bulls and mixed. 5E52 ~;
bulk g. 2}Ja 20 through Texas cattle steady; cows
s. iDGA3 ~ steers g. eNGJ3 -. western rangers
lower; natives AID Texans, 81 S0G,S A.: winteted
Texans 81 $50 s. -; northern rangers. Montana g 81
Gs3 ~; Wyoming and Texans. s. Ie-3 "a; Coorado.
% 30.
Hoys-Rsceipts. 2snn; shipments. sos; market
packing and shipping 50 '52si 10, Light. s. 59i "a;
skips. 81 0O&SS p.
Sheep = Receipts. 200; shipments, 90; market
steady; natives 81 eS22 IS: western, VS tIoS 80;
Texas s! 20-3 %; Lambs. S. GA IS.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
The Races.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 27.-S

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Oct. 27.-Second day
Climax won, DansInan second, Lucas
third; time 1:4l.
Second race-Seven-ei gh.hs mile heats
Wahoo won. Porter Ash second, Skobelof
third: best time / 30 1-2.
One and one-eigth Tilea-Annie Wood
cock 5yon, Little Min second. Pat Carlisle
third; time 1859.
Two-year -olds. three-quarter mile-katic
\ won, Bixby second, Allegheny third
time 1:19 "a
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
rn aa1icta at1p gaos: gnnrsaap s1ornu rs.

wool-Missouri. unwashed heavy fne. 1e9ls; light
1sG22 medium conbing, Se2i coarse. 2tS2l; low and
carpet. I5si7: Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine, l5a1S
light ieS2i medium 2oG2a: tub washed choice. SasS5
fine 3ieS35. dingy and low. 25S29.
414s4sl long coarse ss512; crooked: l1@@21<.
Provisions-Sugar cured hams, lo3<breakfast bacon.
long clear, IS 50; shoulders g %; short clear
clear 81 35 mess polk. 50 81; sh0ulders IS 2s beef
50 20.
Ilard-Cholee fierce, $50.
Dried Apoles ice; peaches, sGS1Sc.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

TVTANTED-To place loans on long time on farms
w or business blocks short time or chattei
or real estate security; rates low and prompt atten-
tion. Ashbcl WEIGH, Eagle block. loo-4ZV
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
wv. HAJ.m.D. J.E.IESNITr. N.
DrS. Hall & Bennett

OVER gooDHAS's BANK. ias y HAHN ST..
DIR. HALL
CONTINUES 10 sceepsfuiy treat eli ,sessos 81 women.
lie does n1i Do gcntisl .sa.ice r. ~ si'ta ~ .re
81 wichita 10 has cured hundreds 81 s3its IN thb
ill., bieilt trrfs ~ his ssircssfuI cure and gentle
manly tre5tuIrt white Under his carr " any pcsen
an cir NJ h sny g he following - rsse> viii con.
iul. hifa first time VII D. gained. nl0ssy saved AID
disappointment asertssi;
EXCLAMATION. UICERAT:o:.
NisPI.ACENEsT. ~ FFolagsiss % tile woHsb.
and ali UTERINE TkoUFfEs
PoLYPUs AND FlIHloD TCNoRs.
causing too frequent. painful sna iTogaisr msnstru
LEUCofRHGzs. etc
Fe aiso successfully ueais all hidrsy ard bladder
troubl.. - mate aHd feinaie sscii ~
PARALYSIS. NEUBALniA.
ro-rizn rodl.. In tho Blaiicr and ure;hrs.
causing two frequent and paiufel urlns;ias. sad all
forTns Of PRIVATE,
CHRONIC. and
sExCAT. pisrAsys.
snca a. spN-f1afortten, inpetrrcy. and al TIE Tn
pleasant results al sucli trcseica-
SYPHILIS tfai..vr'y cured 6Hi orfirly sFadio2tei
from Tire gystenl-
Co.oRIJfCEA cisrrI n from tiree - eight cay. CT
no pay.
GIUIT an9 STRUCTURE eufcs IN ta;,slts af jean
s.arGiaE-
Piles ara otser 'ie.es q ~ r'niio ''-issrr 90
y :, @ , Z, ~ a.. y, = m ,',,, ~ ,s, -.
DIP. HFESFTF Gsyctes rspsclat sifesfipn se fh-
:rsstn.snr a. srsfs TafsnS Iiis ~tift - trvsfs
- u.e tatsst aaf reG sps fyfsj st;ftsts H-lf II
- ca q eftHfHf .rEl tif iaif f-ef7s 10
as5 sises et.8sl csre e. as cBre q tiseH Il-< -
IS g. ar ar51sal ~ e tie oEiufa tori l;ze tnftt
c.es - &C. fIsi.nsEt stisn.et - -! ily cfsfsiT
ard successfully.
fzilsn,s 10 ..soe-4I sFs-s,es receive tFts1pE Afs
c1Tlfi.i EtAEL.Fn-
coysuLrATIos FRYE
gss,e,,lg- fhsf he IS a, IS ca a-sf - "a Vain
s.ast over vsosirnsBs lssat 81 %a1ys-< ~ tE's
81. TsisPlsaas x. cav
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
The Catholic Enirersitr.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 27.-A meeting Of the
Catholic university board Was held today
at the Cardinals palace. The plans fer
the university were discussed and the com
rnittee authorized 20 make contracts for
the binding 70 De commenced mex; spring.
$500. eco hiss been subscribed in addition
to Miss Csliwellls original contribution Of
S30O. coo.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
coroanut Growtn= IN rto-id=.

Coooauu. growing Il Flozrisa sse7ls . be
r,rc.. II tEs regi5a % LHke Worth tesre
ere abo-. 3l,oc3 tres growing, AID part q
them ere frzlsiTz In 1873 vessel ioaded
with thsse na.z vas wTrcked On tss Dada
Co.'S. ard fo1:ed ssSoTs rear Lake nost-a,
rnos. CT which we-s gathered ed Is---is1
Tee trees begin TIA bear IN abcat SIRE. years
from printing. sai tie ero2 syereges iroEa
100 20 90 nuts pr trea.-Cn4zgc Ilnsss-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
Criminal Negligence.

KANSAS CITT. Oct. CIV. c. Parker,
q laborer on the Hannibal S ST. Joseph road,
was killed by construction train at Har-
lem today. The coroner's jury found the
engineer guilty of Grim inal neglect for not
giving warning of the approach Of the
train.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
he total sa,es 0, stocks today was share.
New York araiI.

NEW YoRI. October q.
whcar-Cioscd firm. Ungradei red, 7Sge1s; No;
red, S4,lSiI6 elevator sS-9511; ahoat No. : red
Nov. SiIs19s ~; Dec. oJ1s a66}3
Corn CngIadcd llJsGg4J4; No i5P elevator. AS
afoat No. November. 45l4 to 45le; December, 4t1E
Gft4 o,o.,
OaIs-Yowcr; less active; mixed western BelD,';
white western. 35Gt0.
Butter-Quiet; western, 12G21.
Cheese-Firm western l013gll.
Esgs-In demand; western fresh, 2i922Is
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
Cutting, the Filibasterer.

NEE ORLEANS, Oct. s1-A special 10
the Times DeIlocra; from FL Paso says:
Cutting IS here conceriing scheme 10 en-
Is. u. 90 men TO invade Mexico for The
purpose of conqUering the three states Of
Cn:huahas, Sonora and Durango and
erecting 3 republic.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
France.

PARIs, Oct. 27.-The Repulique Fran
caise says that Gen. Boulanger, secretary
of war. viii ask credit for the army OF
1893 0O0. coo francs. Floods are causing
much damage in the department OF Nals-
clpusp
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
Bargains /! Bargains.

acrcs cd joining College Hill. room house and
small barn. 81, 40. ~
S acres on or OF frs: east Oh Frisco Nights
SID per acre. ,,,,
Also several cheap farms in the market. Porter,
Dut;ou n Noble, Office over j. Main 81. 1l5-t
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
Held To Answer.

CHICAGO, Oct. PIN. D. Allen, for
merly assistant clerk for Colonel Bolton.
late superintendent of second class matter
at the postofiioe, was arrested this morning
for completely in the defalcation of the
colonel's, ard was held il $50, 600 bonds
until Wednesday next.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
DR.. WILLIAM HALL,

Of Hall & Bennett,
Gives special attention 70 Diseases OF women, Eieoo
and Skin Diseases and all troubles OF the Urinary
Organs speedily cured in both sexes Ofnco over
Woodlands Bank. North Main street Consultation
day or night FREE CRead Drs. Hall Benefits card
IN this paper) l2lu
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
RuSsia.

ST. PErERsBURG, Oct. 27.-After Gen.
kaulbars left Varna several Russians were
arrested on illegal prcteIts. Two Russian
cruisers were therefore dispatched to that
DIScc
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
bargains in Real Estate.

nne AGRICULTURAL ard stock farm, three and ono
half miles from city about Us acres broke one GUAR
Ter section fenced for patre, plenty or water ana g
small house.
Also 30 lots in city finely located and In sood
neighborhood. Special terms TO those wishing 10
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
see Chris T. pearce, agent for VIA Greinenstein at
city Office. uiie-li
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

-TOyp .t-r-Fcr household gos.s ~ merchandise.
- S-',ai or Loose. II rcu hSvV any goods 20 store
- t1-s, II tie x lC..ta storage O.. No rs te-
Il,i.S.ss ave.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

T~,I-ND-A gold pin, owner csn have sane y ca.
dISsLst
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

= y, n Sr,eins or tler car have - re ty Pay
irS III charges and proving same. 50 ~
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
A Wife Butcher.

Dixon, H., Oct 27-Jno. Derry while
crazy seized an axe this morning and
struck his wife, severing the spinal cord
and killing her at once.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

Stocks wers duh and spiiiIcss and the final
changes possess little Significance. Most OF the
small movements OF the day were attributed 20 the
efforts OF the bears to their short contracts
especially on ST. Paul, jersey Central and Lake Shore
Tho market opened Irregular The early trading was
marked 10y weakness. especially In Northern Pacific
preferred, and Canada Southern. Tnt prices soon
rallied and the market became very dull. ard then
steady, so remaining until the last hour when there
was gain, improvement. and il closed quiet
and firm.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
New York 1.-Two Stock.

NEW YORK, Cotoo9r q.
Bearcs-Eecepts, POO head; steady; native steers
So Sl5 90; Texans ana CCl5rados, g. 1913 81.
Shecp-RecepIs. 7SA1 lnar,e. dull: s. 25G?S 70 for
sheep; 81 5ti SI.lI FOR lambs.
uoss-Ieceipts. 80; steady quOtcl 81 i3.,s -.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Furnished rooms for rent at w SCUM
- ELil'ofia a'eHue' 'Aii00 I3S6tf
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
switzerland.

BERNE, Oct 27.-Thc federal govern
ment proposes to purchase ali the railways
in Switzerland
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
Partial Price List For Spring Of 1887
OF TIE
HOME NURSERIES !
WICHITA. KANSAS.
j. Benson and Bros. Pop rs.

bas-e slsg very rsss s.rF 4 iST~ s'as.e fFsss
- = So; AL Fara Map.e at I'm. 80 sT.@z
r~ar5v oser vs-ssgs~s toe nEsrvtsss Il n1ets -
- 7f S-s- - .a1os ssora1 +. STts. ss-s st7tn ~
if' '~-' ~ss IA -sIss .
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

rorrND-Tbe -lsce 70 winter barS-s, hs'ood mars
Il c,its and rSsis;srs = ut ire fstr rcutds tseFs
horse wiz have nice box sisll ana lT ne,
e., s-a tfer, attention. ge have csIFias 60 --4
,>, saddle rories children's po,iies soTA hor-s-
kules Tor sale Fouts Bros., Office ISL ;. A1i--2'-
lall2t-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
-. Louis Live Stock.

ST. LOUIE. october ~.
Cattle - Receipts. 1850; shipments, 1870: market
strcng; choice natives steers, 81 eS4 i5 butchers
steers. comnonto choice S. ot&4 81 feeding steers
common to choice. 81 0SS q; fair to medium sfip-
pers IS TO 81 20; stockers fair TO choice - o"S
8 30. -
Hogs-Recepts 45.5; shipments, 1900; market opened
quiet: choice heavy and butchers selections
S3oEa. O packers fair TO best, 75cs4 co. workers,
fair to choice IS .DGS %: pigs common TO COCO.
s. 1Jeess3 %. ,0o II, j..
Sheep - Receipts, 100; shipments. StD active at
lower figures common to extra. g tcl4 TO-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

FOR TRADE.

n OST-A small velvet cloak, between Main and
! IEmnoria Tne finder Will be rewarded by leaving
the eaI,ic at this Office. di5a-oe
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
st. Louis Grain and Produce.

s.. LOUIS. October e.
Fiour-Steady and unchanged; XXX g &32 Is
family. 81 5as2 20; choice s. 0ss IS: fancy s. ~
wheat-Lower: No. = red. cash. 1ssl955; Nov
en1ber 741les75; closing 49, December ssSSss5s.
closing 1e5z; Nay, s514sss5z. closing s55s bid
Corn-Fairly active aud strong;No. mixed cash,
Scs3sli Nov. :sss9SSzs: closing Ss Dec S4ss1S24.
closing 81; May, 3s,s@ssSs
Oats No2, cash. 25si; November o@@;Dec. .ssi Nay,
S04.
Rye-Easy at IS
Iead-Weak: refined, chemically hard. s. q.
Butter-Easy; creamery. 2i9,25; DAIRY, Kew
Eggs-Strong; l4istGi5c.
Whiskey-FiIm; 81 l3.
Provisions-Gienereiiy firm.
Fork-Lower; 50 q.
Lard-Sj IS. =, .oo
Receipfs-F1our 400; wheat leo; corn, 2itVo
oats, l3l COZ; rye. none; barley, 2i.0n go,
Shipn,ents-Ffour 1tsc; wheat, I.VN' corn. :,vo'i
cats, 81 0Ue rye, 1900; barley none.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
STRAYED.

StTRAYED-One sorTel horse colt, months old,
Swt.te spot in forehead. The finder Will be well
rewarded by reporting ct Aldrich Brown to e. G.
wallace diS1-6+
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
Kansas City Live stock.

Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY. October 81.
Cattle - Receipts, 2sS,; shipments none weak
AMI Ice lower except FOR the best; good ID choice
4 I0Gl4 ar connlo. TO medium 50 0Si % stCcAeTs.
50 2Jf2 =: feeders, 8, sOG3 ~; COWS. sSSs? 81,
grass range steers. 81 2s6eS D..
Hogs Receipts, 556; shipments ooo opened
y,es- liyht lower: heavy IL lower good to cAolce.
So SNGs3 81; common medium. 50 oesS -
10 choice s. 5l3 ", common to medium 81 5a2 %.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money Markets.

New York Money Markets.
NEW YoEK October q.
sioney-On call quiet at to per cent closing at
? Der cent asked.
Prime AIerchantie Paper-4@5 per cent
Sterling Exchangc-Dul but Steady NJ 4sJ'2 Tor
g. days bills and 4Si for demand.
Government Ronds-DuIi and steady.
Safe ROnGs-Duli and steady.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

vT.XvrD-Kitchen and Isyreo girls. One Giri 20
w 40 huiIse.-orIc and ono SRI TO TAKE ci'S OF
cl,ii,lren WAGES no object. Mrs IL W. LG"->' coz
rer ToyeSa and Second 20 :
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

NOR TRADE-A first class hotel near Wichita hav-
Il ing good business and now renting for S75 per
month TO trade for stock of goods or unencpn-
bered land Ashbel WEIGH, Eagle block lS-lt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28
-sSSMllla~-
Daily eagle

Advertisements in this column will be charged for
s., the rate OF Five Cents per line per week. No ad
yt-tsements taken for less than 25 cents. and win
40; lie inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-28

LNOR TRADE-IIvery stable and the entire outfit;
II good business, good location: everything be-
longing to frstcass livery stable situated in the
city Of Cleveland Ohio viii trade for land in west
ern Kansas. For particulars address lock box lSs
Wichita Kan .ii-f
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Wnnt DO necome Detectires.

The Pinkertons have applications from
hundreds of women who want 20 become
detectives. There are sharp rascals in
nearly all the large cities who are max
ing money out of the young men and
young women who, by reading sensa-
uonal stories about detectives. have been
imbued with the idea they would like TO
become detectives. These rascals open
what they call schools and bureaus for
training in detective work. They arree
for a few dollars TO put greenhorns at
work in the detective field. The averaoe
greenhorn from the country believes that
places like New York Chicago. Cincin-
matt and St Louis arc vast dens of crime.
hlled up with robbers, burglars. cut
Threats, footpads and villains of every
description. They arc filed with a great
desire TO get to the city to help unearth
ana run down these criminals. The sly
bait thrown out by the bogus detect "a
bureaus induce them 10 invest their
money and lose it. However, they get
little experience out of it and possibly as
cheap as they could get 10 any other way
Saratoga Cor New York Tribune
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M wonder Thrv Arc stnrtlod

In country where n creased cartridge
shook an empire, it is easy TO sec that the
invention of olcomargarinc and its com
pounds may rock the foundations of the
state. According TO The Times telegram
from Calcutta, n panic has seized upon
inc Bengalesc on account Of n discovery
that ghee, the clarified butter which
they eat themselves, and which they offer
TO their gods is being adulterated with
rat The Mohammedns fear that their
ghee may be iordcd, the TIindus are
equally afraid that their Chico is mixed
with the fat of oxen cF-of sheep. To cat
such fat is in their eyes n deadly sin. 10
offer II TO their gods an infamous sacri
lege. Hence legislation i'm hot haste
against impure ghee, and suspension of
all standing orders i'm order to hurry the
bill through all it's STATES without DELAY.
Who can say how many souls might he
lost forever j( olcomorgarnc were once
10 be introduced among the natives of
India, Tho Yankee buttermakers have.
already much To answer FOR Their olco-
margarine, when treated with 30 per
cent OF butter, is indistinguishable from
the unauthorized product of the dairy
They are running the buttermaJlers of
Cork, and now they are end;ingeting the
peace of our Indian empire What fer
tile field of speculation is opened up bv
this incidental illustration OF the politi-
cal, social, and religious effects of n sim
pie invention in the art of manipulating
tat!-Pall Mall Gazette.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-04
\ Curious OId BibIo.

a resident Of Minneapolis is the owner
Of German Bible over POO years old.
Owing to its bulky proportions. he does
not carry it 20 and from church ON sun
day 1T is printed I'm type Of large size.
the pages being nearly two feet in
length and Of corresponding width. At
the top Of each PAGE is line i'm red ink.
which reads "Ihis is % history" an /
the work is ornomcntcd with many illus
trations OF q decidedly primitive Charac-
yer lle owner has declined tempting
offers for tho venerable volume liz
hopes 10 prevent the cncroachmeuts Of
time by keeping 30 carefully slowed away
ln flour sack of the largest cuiibcr.-
Pioneer Press
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LIFE AT THE HAGUE.
An Aristocratio city In Uolland-Its
Peculiar Features.

tNhAhaA ANhAhAfss
The Hague, called by the natives
S'Gravenhagc, can hardly be regarded as
characteristic Dutch city either i'm an
old on, in recc1t sense. IL is city OF
aristocsncy NJ tho wealthy middle class,
and not of Cmincncc Where its nrchi-
lecture IS national II lacks something OF
the national charactSr, and where il IS
really modern or cosmopolitan Il is want
ing in elegance. It's streets are narrow
and crooked for the most part. It's open
places, which arc sometimes set with
trees, occasionally laid oud-with shrub
berry and. flower beds I'm thcDutch fash
ion, but oftcner paved with brick set mp
on edge and surrounded by old md un-
attractive buildings, which parAy atone
by their number and spaciuusncss for
their lack of more pleasing qualities.
There Is an mir OF sOlemnity about the
place more marked since the shortening
OF the days and the first premonitions OF
autumn Tho grass keeps its intense
grecnncss, but the trees begin to show an
ominous ycllowness OF leaf. Tho skies
are often lcadcn The sun H. seen rarely,
and never i'm the plenitude OF its splcn.
dor, sgd there is Iittlc inthc lie of the
place ID lchdRQsnrtihcial radiance 10 tho
universal gloOIu There are few noisy
vehicles TO wal,cn discordant echoes.
There arc street cars OF the American
pattern winding their sinuous wav
through the tortuous streets giving n
little movement and making distant
neighborhoods more accessible There
are few fashionable shops The Others
arc small, and their business IS carried
on without noise or hustle. The cofes
arc neither numerous nor handsome. md
their patrons, whether they consume
coffee or beer, seldom indulge ian hilaritv.
The colors worn i'm Holland are gcncr-
ally black, which BELTS the gravity of the
people and harmoniZcs with the Sky and
landscape, and the inhabitants of The
Hague have n stronger prejudice even
than their compatriots of other amphibi-
Gus districts against bright colors. What
would be the use OF putting on summer
apparel one day to take it Off and Law IL
away permanently in the clothcspress
the next They have, is possible. little
more than the average natural thinncss
and severity Of feature, and they only
smile when something occurs that is in
disputably amusing Holland Cor San
Francisco Chronicle.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-04

Some of the American huu0r'.s ar.
men Of great feeling aud sentiment IS
friend Of mine met Eugene TicIl ou the
cars. and they got talking about various
things.
"Yes, said Field Ga now paper man
always appreciate bis home I've got r.
wife and some children and ego home 20
them after "a hard day work. feeling an
the need of % rest, and ] st down iu 70
comfortable little dining room with
is 90 have quiet home how solemn and
sweet are The household t.rs and how
restful it is 20 Doe among oGe's Innocent
children. Then my eldest boy looks no
and say 'rat5. San fuucscD Chr9u-
iclo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-11-04

An Italian workman in Paris needs no
meat and mo- wine, lac eau yrratato On
water and macaroW. and sleep ON
plank bed in % rickcty loft while his
French brothcrmust havchi mottrcss i'm
his room bis pint of cloret and bis
sleWcd beet. and % re ucrt1blc blouse %
pun on wien sunday morning comes
around. one franc dav win raifefy f..o
wants of one. while So takes fJnr francs
~ 10 Justice f0 the currgaurira of tho
other and tll DO Is why italian work.
men gre IT, pa found ready and willing to-
Jll during tern. or crcu twelve hours.
iaf -D or 20 cent ~ or0'ru Letter