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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
OVER THE OCEAN.
England.

LONDON. Oct. 19.-Gladstonc publishes
an addentum to his pamphlet on the Irish
question, in which he says: l tried to ex
plain to the Irish deputation at Hewarder
that the history of years preceding the
union and the manner in which it was
brought about were relevant to the present
demand for home rule, Had the union
constituted morally valid covenant, Ire
land would have been morally bound by ii;
if it proved injurious Ireland could only
urge claims to relief upon general grouds,
such as are applicable to contested legiSla-
tive Improvements; or if the union had not
been at tn, time of its institution morally
binding compact it might have become
such, a, Goodwin Smith has Justly shown
by subsequent ratifcstion that neither case
occurred Instead of arguing what does
not require arguments, have put into the
witness box two determined opponents, and
their declaration IS that the union acis
which were in the nature Of :; treaty were
absolutely wanting in the conditions which
alone oenfcr moral validity If possible. il
i. vet more plain that there has been nc
subsequent ratification of the union. trcE
the time of the first reform act there hs'
been no acceptance of the union by Ireland
which could ratify an act morally Invalid
at the outset.
With increased polit;ca, privileges and
power, Ireldnd's attitude becomes more
pronounced She is now in the highest
constitutional sense, demanding not repeal
but important. profound notifications oi
the incorporating act of the parliamentary
union. If al this be SO, Irelands demand
is not grounded on mere political expedi
ency but its exercise Of the constitutions
Judiciary right which She possessed il
Is99 and has never lost.
The Chronicles Vienna correspondent
says: a wealthy and highly esteemed
American resident of Paris has placed q
the DISPOSAL of the Bulgarian government
loan & $2o0o,000 without asking tn
smallest security.
The marquis OF Ailesburg IS dead Fl
was sevcnty-iive years old
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

| have seen mines salted when the best
OF them were foo,ad. \ man they call
Chicken BIZ saIte the famous Chryso-
lite. in Leadville. AMI sold it 10 Tabor for,
think. $4,000. He worked days and
weeks on it, and finally had 1t ixed to his
satisfaction Then TABOR was approached,
and not trusting auy one else, went down
into the shaft himself. He had been IN
mines twenty years, and was well quail
fiad to act as his own expert. He was I'M
pressed with the property and bought IL,
but the vein was small and he concluded
to go lover. He had only sunk ten feet
further when he struck the bonanza, and
( the property was immediately recognized
| as being worth millions.
The saltirg was not noticed until later
and Tabor was so impressed with it that
instead Of having the man arrested and
sentenced tn the penitentlary, be began tc
stake him, and has him in his employ to
day. While prospecting for Tabor he dis
covered the Tam O'Shanter, another rlcn
strike. Bat while there is sailing, there
is not IS much OF it IS formerly. There
have been numerous instances whera u
has no. been profitable. For instance Il
Chicken Bill had used less ingenuity
and less time, and sunk his shaft ten feel
/ further. ne instead OF Tabor would nave
struck the bonanza, and have had million
instead of sl0 900 w. II. Wilson IN Globe
1 Democrat
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
AGONY OF BEING scaLPEo.
How 1t Feels to Have tho Skin Torn from
the Skull-Terrible Torture.

the Skull-Terrible Torture.
A sick and sorry looking specimen OF
humanity stepped from the passenger
train last night and climbed into wait
ing wagon and YVES driven TO the country.
His name was Samuel Nef. He is man
of about 50 years Of age, and his parents
reside in Pire Greek. Young Ne6 is just
home from Arizona, where he has been
prospecting in the mines and acting as
scout on the hunt for Indians. Unfort-
unately for him, he found the murderous
red devils, and they almost made mince-
meat Of him. One day while riding
through a canon he was shot through the
shoulder and fell from his horse. His as
sailants, finding that he was not dead,
tortured him outrageously. They cut
gashes In his face and all over his body,
applied fire to his feet and hands, and
ended their brutality by scalping him. He
suffered untold agonies, and prayed that
death might relieve him. Finally he fell
into a faint, and upon awakening he
found himself being kindly cared Tor in a
miners cabin. The miner had picked
him up and carried him long distance on
horseback Nef suffered weeks OF excru-
ciating pain and raved with fever, and
as soon Us he was able 10 travel be took
the road for home.
Areporter asked Neff how It felt TO have
his hair lifted.
1T is dreadful sensation he said
sOne thinks. as the skin is being torn
from the skull, that his feet are coming
right up through his body to the top OF
his head. Oh, it Is terrible Il is so pain
ful that you can not utter q cry; thousands
- hefn
imagine red hot needles are darting in aud
out of your flesh. and you clasp your
hands so closely that the finger nails cut
into the flesh. l would rather be ran
through thrashing machine, ground up
in a sausage mill or thrown under u
locomotive than TO ever undergo such an
other ordeal 1t makes NE shudder to
think O. the tortures have gone through
with, and never want TO look upon the
face of another Indian
do many persons survive the opera
tions' interrupted the reporter
No; have only heard of two or three
men besides myself who have lost their
hair by the scalping- knife and then live TO
tell of it,
do you think the hair viii ever grow
out again.
1Oh, no; shall always have bald spot
/ I'D there The skin was tern oil for q
space Of four inches square, and I'm afraid
| il will never heal entirely. Even II II does
/ heal over the bare place viii always be s.
! painful that can not touch II. l keei
my head tied up in cotton and sweet Oil
You can see my beauty has been entirel!
marred These frightful gashes aeros,
my face will go with ME to the grave =
! Chicago Cal. Chronic!e.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
FOR ESNT.

I-oR RrNT-A furnished hotel 1t h2rta u oa'F
( hotel in town. Al,.Tess JOIN II t'9~' -.
port, lAnsas. -'.N'
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Thr Races.

LEXINGTON. Ky, Oct. 19.-Tlsc sgcord
l,ay Of the Fail meeting Qf the Een,uckr
associ4ti5a was attended ~ COOL crowd.
The track was in good coaG!llon. aad the
weather delightful.
The following IS z summary
First race-0ne and one sixteenth mites.
pulsa Of SEQ; kalooh Grst. 5.oaocrat
second. Beacousfield third: tine - a
second race--Wai.ers stakes f3- two
vear olis. three foarihs Of q uliIe; Wary
first. Ban Nail second, Nellie e. third: time
I.16 b
Third rare. Nichols stake fer three gear
o,dS. one and a quarter miies; slg ,IoseTl.
lr>t. Porter A.hs second. tine 2,i9
Fourth race.-Selling purse. six tu-ioiss-
I.ist&Dd first. Bob Swim second Match en-
,hirLl: tirae l.111A
BALTIMORE. Oct l1-}y inners (. First
day Piniico Tssces were Cleaner, Ray
u.oLd The Bari s7tiin and Disturbance
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

Some years ago weu-known Presby-
terian divine was spending his summer
vacation with his family In the Adiron
dacis. One Sunday he accepted an IN
yitation TO preach in one OF the simple
meeting houses Of that region. In the
CONGREGATION was = man VINO apparently
was very deaf, for he came t1 the service
armed and equipped with IN immense
brass ear-truinpet, and as sool Is the ser
mon began went forward and tcok MS
seat well Up on the pulpit sta.rs. Inc
clergyrlans little daughter was among
the auditors. she had never seen al car
trumpet. AMI the spectacle Of the form on
the pulpit stairs steadily holding that IN
s.rulaeat 10 his head iiled ter with awe
and wondec On her wGy h01le from
church the first thing she sail = her
father wiley they were alone Sas
papa, was that IA archaass, - yoaY
-p0etou Herald
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

\ congressman 5 daughter has been re-
oe.ying young mans attentions niilis
the father u, TEat II was time Ee was
knewinz sonlsshiaz ABOUT /. "Celesfira.
he sald iast ii L. 'gilea the yoonT larn
was announced. -!sa'r !. about tine soHe
definite coueiaz.3a was bejng arrived Il
il tals matter @f!uite 'iIHe. T1pa.. she
replied ii 3 matter offact va y el,
laugdter, - there auy p-ospect x q con
ciusionz7 Il car sag, Teai .y. papa toH
see &c Is oa the ca'euri2r 81 uaaa4-iie4
JEslaess. and -E1ougl daughter,
enough. be interrupted. patting up hls
haads. and tac gcl ve1t doF1 stairs
70 cor plete tae quorum p " est-4n sL1a
Crf-ir
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
ST. Louis Grain and Produce.

Flour-Duu and unchanged; Xxx s. 500 L
family g 55Gc2 ~, choice 81 O5S -: fancy, 3 p
G3 ~; extra fancy 81 55s3 81; patent. 81 o0tsi b.
Wneat-AcTfve and stronger; opened weak ana 3
ali lower tut later strengthened AID =; closed cas-.
%5s Sher lhan yesterday No red. cash. i L;} :
November. 40. ss' closing - DeceInofr o'4S''1s
closing 16i.s,65e say eltsfsSs closing S55;.
Cgrn-FeIy iuli a1d % c lower than yesterday;
No. .miXed cash &s..gSls Nov. - e5s,; Dec. 3lG
5lis. closing 3i 3;ay :15ls<e+S}s. closing SSss.
Iats-Fxtrennely dun and 3.r-s lower No. :, cash.
mixed. s2G November 257s Dec. 2-7s bid May
&5S.
Rye-Weak l.
Blrley-yery dull 55G1t5-
Lcad-ycry <sak; refined, - ,-iicaliy hare,. 81 q,
I1tter-DEll: creamery, ~ -; cs.iry. l2es-l.
Eggs-Firn l51s95 lic.
%tiskey-Firal; 81 Is
PIovisiors-Quiet and steady.
Iugk-Stcady; s. 514@.
Iart-Sj -.
oats. 500; rye. 9.C10: barley. 25oglt
Shipnlents-Elour, s1s,; wheat, 10 30 corr 590f'
oats, i.Usi rye, 9sl; barley. ivr-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Prussia.

BrRLIS, Oct. 19.-Reliablc private adj
vices from Baden affirm that The bulletin
reporting Emperor William Is being in
good health as positively untrue Accord
ing to these atlyices the emperor is subject
to daily attacks of syncopc and prolonged
drowsiness, and recently was III semi
comatose condition for twenty hours. II i.
feared that 1t Will be impossible. with the
utmost care, to preserve his life for more
than q few months longer.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

CaIrAs.o. Oct 19-Tase C,4.c1gl &
.tleon arsi Rock isl=nd rssfl- tesl4y ue.ise'
Corz1ziss;or.er. AtiEiey q the aosa'Evfgst-
en- railway as@ec;at;or. s51t tlIey ss.o-1l3
demand re-arlilrasisa q Tcol percentage
cn The r-uUrc-s list tie present o1es . ere
unfa;r = their izie-es.s. Tkr Bsriing =
also GIa1 notice cf witaATgssl fFoza III
southwestern llrIb.r Pool The 1se Ias.l-
;e-s wiLl he iske1 Hp tr t.s= ElsaagzFs neEt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. CCtocef -
There was fairly active trade in wheat today VIII
. stronger tone and higher range OF prices For
eyu adyices were frmer and il was rumored thai
freight engagements had been made for considerable
wheat here sadvanced cent, receded trii,e
and finally closed for the day within = Of outside
figures.
The speculative market for corn was dull and
weak. but cash ruled steady under good shipping de
nland; closed at about yesterdays figure
Provisio: fairly ac i've. with pressure 10 sci
in frrt Of session. Ness pork closed at about ne
diam figures. Flour steady and firm
Wkeat-No2 princ =, So 1Si.; No red, 75le.
Corn-Eo. !. 81 G-S.5s.
Oats-t,o. :, .5es25!3.
Rye-No. = 4S11-
Bariey-,No. = ol,
Flax Seed-g65e.
Timothy Seed-Primc Si.s1!i61
Mess Pdrk-SS ,59sc.S0
Iari-S5T@.
Wntskey-SIeady, 81 Is.
The following Is the range Of prices on the reguia
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ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
The Chain Complete.

STRONG Cry, Kan, Oct. i9-Chase
county today voted $40, 900 in bonds to
tie Kansas, Colorado and Texas railway.
This completes the chain Of franchise of
81, 600 per mile from johnson counts to
Wichita The majority for the PROPOSE
ton is over 7.000
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Central and South America.

PANAMA, Oct. to-The vclcan, ol
Teungeuragua. il the Republic of s:cua
dor. is continuously in activity Villages
in the north and south have expo ienee,l .
good deal of suffering. Ulbina' vcicanc
in the south of Peru. also Shows increased
signs Of activity.
Small pox IS working fearful r-iya-,es il
Cochambia, Bolivia. and children arc re
ported to se dying daily BY hundreds.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

Srna,.-r. ray ls <szsse1 - Erow Ia7s
an a-.fs - fsug sss~a s..sccre-~3 vElea
viii e-.si,.e taezs u 10 ta~-- 2!2ss Ars5
cigars wI.hSEs say fear of beszs iSsasoEsea
by nscoslae n appears tssss Ez1sr-c.ess
destroys TIE tox-c f-s-cs9As o. t5ssl-eo
preserving =. tAs sans t.iE-= = EFSi1a u
Is ssst.5rs@as - vst fae issssSc9 Sl-h tbs
Juice cf TIE ssgtsr crea~, wA-c1 EiI4 con-
p.Sseiy 1cp-ive tbs soss@e-5 q - sizlsssr-
soass psiscipie~. --4eaicai JeasnaL
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

4 Bo-6esux 5ouraal describes The e.E-
usr usually provided foy ygoTkulea N that
CITY. A large plate q vegetable soap.
cost : cer.s. a large psece o. bread. : cents.
a large plate Of raa haficot beans, cost
cents. hall plate OK .gaz. veal the qElzFi-
tity telug ample for AZ ordinary man
COS. cents = plate Q. riS, ceai, and
ha,f a botile = vine oh!ralre. cost
ecn.4; 50 i VIII pe sssa y fair c.lner wzs
provided. wi.A haH Doet.s 4 Esiae. f9- =
Gents --I1et-ryfr TYpe pea
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
.si---o Lirc stock.

Cs.cA5o. 0c1ooor =
fs-t-Recc sits fske sd pTaeats 2sls.; market :, !
s-I4c> - flr teeySs steady; ctlsrs lower; Shipping
steers 81 7-.I -. stc-ECrs and fseel@.s =
cows. bulls ard mixed. s. 5.9S q bulk g Gre -.
through IeNa cattle tteaiy; COWS - 80 - steers
&. =. western rangers ana i-slf breeds, 81 80.
=. winIcret Texans. s. SO {. ~ northern ran
-rrs Non.aE-- s. v 10 81 ~ wyoming s.. N.eD s. p
EQc- Receipts 2i-ssr shipments. ii.iss- rE.sYkst
oreaes loc i,her s1t advanced Fhs-. u iosrs
ri..Sh ana mixed. - go b packing aos slil
rlz 2sss. -: light. s. 6S1Es -; sEfEsSl = %
sheep EeceptS. 6.ps. Shipments, 4tsi, n2iGrSet
stead. natives. - z; 81 w,sss-n. T. Isl ,.
Texans. s. @5ss-s le lalz3ts, So $50 =
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
France.

PARIS, Oct 19-De Freycinet. print
minister at the cabinet meeting today 10
considering Yesterdays defeat Of the gov
ernmcnt in the chamber of deputies eX
plained that the adverse vote Of the cham
bor affected the responsibility of tic. whol.
ministry Thereupon NJ Sarr;en and "
SadicarE0t withdrew their designations
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
New York Grain.

NEW YOgK. Octpbtr ly.
wheat-Maraer for spot lots higqer; options opened
weak closed firm. Cngraded red. tSs,e; No.
red S. elevator S4L4 SSi4 afoat; No! red Sovei1
ber S43s to S5; Dec. S'rsl
Corn.Ungraded 4iss s5a.: No 2A:95 elevator.
Gats-a shade stronger; mixed western s,dsS;
white western, S5es4O--
Butter-Firm western, 1o[ci21-
Egys-Firyn; western fresh, 2v14G2!.
Cheese-Steady ana quiet.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

81. lots, tf-Otet =.
Cattle ,,eceipts, I-Sr0, shipments. lliJ markel
SHADE stronger: fair 10 CHOICE nativcS shiFreIs,
81 St g; butchers steers, 3 Syi =; FEEDING steers,
talr % good s. s.sO & ~; Texans. 81 @.
tfo.-s -I,aceipts. 6tN shipments. Ssj1 arsst opened
10 ~, higher ias the advance was sOon lost, c.
weak n cplt yesterdays figures; choice heavy sBd
butCae-s sclectors Stss5 -; ps.cserS FAIR 70 besr
lest s5; ycrkefs. fir tocnote 81 tSe5+ 70; p-r 8
!a4si H.
cfli hanged prizes; strong demand -
fys,4crs; IiIllol 10 cho1c, exits. s. - q
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Beat the Record.

CRAw FoEDsvIIIE. Ind. Oct 70 S, g
y littaker rode 4 bicycle over fifty -Enils
straight away surveyed roa9 today. making
one hundred niies in 6 hol1-s. 3 r1l1
uies two hi.ud-cl miles IL - L71rs -
scccuds. AID three HUNDRED T1iles n .
hours. 43 "A minutes. heating tbs wcrl.l :
-acsorri
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Kansas CITY Grain ana Produce.


Wheat-Recelpts - so. shipments eco; IN store
4f1,aU. market higher
Sales ranged: No. . red cash. 20 bill; November
G13s bid: December, C bid
sNo red 81 bid; special soft, el lid. Others IN
changed.
9iGU Steady; Sales raraed: No, CASH 2.e7.
Nov 39l6 bid; Dec. 33 asked; May. 35ss c!t-
Oats and rye nominal.
Es,cs. b,-trr and hay unchanged.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
RGSSia.

ST pETEEsBUEC. Oct 19.-All the pow
ers including England have formerly As
surcd Russia tina. they diSfaror Prince
Alexander's return to Bulgaria. and will
not approve Of his reelection to The BUi-
rarian throne
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
DR.. WILLIAM HALL.

CT Hall s Bennett.
Gives special attention g Diseases OF women Blood
and Skin Diseases and all troubles Of ;he Urinary
or-ans speedily cured in both sexes. Office over
Woodrnar's Bank North Main street, Consultation
DAY or night FREE Read Drs Hall & Benefits card
IL t:lis pGper.) XIX
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bargains in Real Estate.

fine AGRICULTURAL and stock farm three and one
half miles from city, about 15 acres broke one quar-
ter section fenced for pature plenty OF water and
small house. l., ,
Also 80 lots r. city finely located and In sooi
neighborhood Special terms to those wishing 10
make homes.
Also suburban property. For further particulars
see Chris T Pearce agent for WTa. Grei1ensteln az
city Office UI.V1I
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
KANSAS&SO SOUTHWESTERN
IS a Kansas Road.

AID IS thoroughly Identified with tie sa..-ez.s
AID progress or TIE state Of kzrsz. snt-i.S
people. and affords it retra5a facilities -rA-
Qoaisd s- asy line in Eastern an5 Jou.he-
Kansas, running
THROUGH EXPIRES s-sla. 6.:ly be,=sen
Kansas City sci OiHthe, Otfsws, Garrett
lola. humboldt, Ch.zzte Che-rrvale. InTle-
rendence. Winfield, w .iIizE.ora. Es-se-
-Aislcs and la.e.In-Si.ste points
THROUGH MAIL rains casly. e,cers Sua-
Gay. t~.Teea haasss City ard Weilirx-rr
sn1 1a.s-rDesfisss ss-.lcrs Eski.x csos- . \
Lecs.o-z ~ ottawa. Chasz.e sad Che-TvvGls
VIE orr t-Si-s for Ezzro-7a Burlington. Cs-
rari. slnat so Coe-:vlIle.
ACCOMEoCATIcNT TRAINS daily, er-
cert sunday. between ksnsxs City. Disfee
snd Ottawa
EEXEG6EE that by pz-chsz,zg ;s-se.. "a
this 1ne eonlerticE 10 male IL :as CEso- be-
ros a: kans City with ;a-czzE trains 70 all
points, avoiding transfers srd chaaz@s g. vsr
ssS.sors
THROUGH TICKETS ear be pureha.ess via
this ire 81 any ofihe rssalsr CoIroa ssssisss
aza yocr h.gsagschecked through 20 des.ina-
ton East, Wet $cyfh o- South
pCL10AN s1EEpER9 On ali ,.ri. trains
fcr further irsccMA1icn. See Hzps ard fold
ers, or call On or adsfrpxs J. B. HfNE7
6ese.Al Passenger Aeeas,
ci1-o xovrenos 1aASaS.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

y supp0sed French nob.ernsa 4 Living
IA & cavs m Co-uect-Su.- sle orssses -
Leather male y himself 81 Oh os's. t.1s.
nevsg ggsals sad E~s8 y ehar-ts-
pi.ile-fel y = Cal
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Kansas City Live Stock.

Cattle Receipts. ass; shipments. i.3ii; hest
quality eli eass acsive and strong; common Slow
and weak: good ~ choice tsses. 6sJ common -
medium s. S9efa}: srockers. 81 z592 -; feeders.
81 sess eU; cows, s2 o.; grass range steers, 81 .
a. -.
Eogs- Rceeipts 1i.,s5: shipments -; opened
steady then dcciued 70. closing weak: good %
choioe, 6 5,i -: common medium s. .5ti 10
Sheep Receipts z5G: shipments none; steady good
to ca9;ce g. .-- ~. medium. a. gs5 -
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

Dr.. Z {. Sglizka. ol New Hos2-, doe.
no4 believe 81 EydsoPhoais n ases @1-i
xays szsft sa2o VIII proiacs 4 q dog ~
readily 81 vi Ea1.d vi4=5 ~-lE--. OeSz1-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
FOR SALE.
FOR TRADE.
FOUND.

E,OUND-The place to winter horses, brood mares,
colts and roadsters is at the fair grounds Every
horse will have nice box stall and experienced men
nonies saddle ponies childrer's ponies work horses
Mules fo- sale .Fouts Bros, Office Isl \. AainSs
lIlt2.A
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.


NcW YORK Money MAfKttS.
Nxw YORK. October l9.
Money y-Or call active az TO per cent closing at
per cent asked.
Prime Merchantile Paper+a5 per cent.
Sterling Exchange-Quies and steady at 4S+ TO
isi for 81 days bills and 4si 10 ~. SoT demand
Government Bonds-DlII and steady 70 firm.
State Bonds-Dun and steady.
Stocks are Ouer at times dull: the market closed
about steady. Most OF acJIve lists are Eisnrr u
night. though important changes are few.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Bargains:
Bargains {:

acrcs adjoining College Eiil room house and
small barn. $50. -
10 acres ib miles north of Douglas eve $50 per acre
Is acres on w or Of first east OF frisco diSht
$50 per acre.
Above can be plated to advantage Immediately
also several cheap farms in the market, Po.ser
r,,,t-o, ,-ohla o-ica OYER I'D y Main 1l5-u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

Each Township Clerk should
have Clerks Record AID Warrant
Book.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

ANTED-Sevcrai more young ladies' and gentle
w men II learn telegraphy, all kinds OF Staloi
work Included For particulars address Scuth"es'-
err, Business College, Wichita, Kan. 4S'toI
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
WANTED.

VYYANTED-A partner in business with. $50 cash;
w must be registered pharmacist and strictly
temperate. Address J. Z. Bosart, Geuda Sp:lnSs
Kansas. io--A-'T
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Drs. Hall & Bennett

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E-OR SAIE-The garden spot Of the wCr't, otceT
wise known IS tae wichita Gardens. for ln4OE-
nation apgiy 70 the principal real estate deer' or
To Ashbei EelcA Earle block 10 ~
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

yY-ANTED-A first class dressnlaker. None other
w need apply No. IL Aan St Up STAIRS, % 81 c ~ .
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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20

NOR sALE-2lz 10 acre lots In the Wichita Gar
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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-20
Tit for Tat.

CHlCAGo, Oct. 1a-Whcn time was
called this afternoon FIR the second game
Of the worlds championship series, there
were between $3.50 and 6, 600 people on the
eround. The weather was decidedly warm
and pleasant, in marked contrast with ye9-
terlay The score of the two days also
presented remarkable contrast. one that
unaccounted for except on the basis that
the batteries Of the two teams had been
materially altered Notwithstanding the
introduction Of the new system Of double
umrircs. there was considerable dissafisfac
ton with the various decisions. and the
system was generally voted not a giitierin &
srfcceSs Score