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7AEg.Er's
Garvessen. SAstzer
AIa-isns.

an elesaal esiczck,uS
pheasant assreal IN the
k'Em ii : Tsswsis I. prp-
ducing when dissolved
In wsisr an ENhilera-
ting EEe-veS.ing
Draugtt, ngnumnleEsi-
ell by ,.Gr hest l'hy.li-
clans Is : reliable and
agreeSl.. r-aOsiy. II
c Eres Constipation,
cur : Indigestion, cures
ID y STA, cures
Heartburn, cures Sick
Headache, Guns Liver
* Stonia y, and GEM
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marn asasi Coated
4 Barn AMI cont
of tobacco, belong
in the 5th district.
few nights age. Il
Mr.. TpIett vest
loss at $2.aO and
exceed that amour
farming machiner
destroyed, and itv
that his horses We
burning bnikiing.
home At the time.
satisfied that all "
save his property. 6
say, there was NJ IL.
a determination t.
supply his farm VI
machinery ~ NAV
slie pending crop.
heavy los he sp,k,
poets.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

The attendant
lecture in the |
over sixty rcn
and space i'll 1
icisru and Ne \
stating that I'll
eniertainingly
succeeded IN q
often aiicnp;c.
greatly pleas |
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IHE want SALESMEN everywhere, To-
wv cal and travelling, 10 sell our goods.
viii pay good salary and al expenses
Write for terr.s al once ami state salary
wanted. STANDARD SILVER WARE
COMFY, Boston, Mass.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

The E<~. j. 1
liver his iecias'
on ihH Plain.
paIn, Af. J.. Chus
April Goth. Pr :.
craTt CniS.s H.,
oraPr. ard the
f;eat. His ic,tu-
following points,
pie. end, its clr
ral advantage,
for the benef, Of
mission, adults.
Tickets Of the de-,
all.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

The Trustees
IN 'ir President,
the Legislature
Biaanial Report
Ing at this insi!,u
nessabln. q histori|
that jed 90 Its foI
passage Of the !
Its su Aequent nlI
ent tina. Tl-o n
first pa,u of on! !
doubt be. read W
friends o o. pate
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Nossssntssionr y

The County Il
Say last, prescn;|
Tyler, Dent antI
principally ,nl|
Roads and Pcn]
including Juri
and Sheriff q,
The return Of u
psnses was rc|
Board then asijni
May. ON which 4
will be appnin,c'
settled.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

FACTORY Locust F"ii MARINE BANK BUILDING. BALTIMORE
REGU BRANhSjecal so P7uona Rap Bon. and p,o,b
!4nla'Onintd Sy fhS1 !e Raw Bones Pa ".
I9aW Bones ltIst IsntsE C3enIne
Bone Phosphate DIS Done Phosphate ,"d Ppash White Hal
Potash, suIptae F.ash, Ground Tnkno and
all Ft7hlI:n0 NGirrals
Before purchasing Fuzrr coming your In
call All the
all kinds annakey
cd Chsiss
counties
i m
sods and tis only 30 % hS alne with Bah a nsy.
10
Gc
trglV
Nj James Iattngy,
ni-e
Tobacco he
Will add Mr. Mtngy
strictly reliable Mr. Mathngy
use NO oAe" LOT oom "hea' ana IoOacco JOHN N LLOYD
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

N0ElCE.
In pursuance Of the above order, here
by give notice that have obtained from
the Orphans Court of 81. Mary's county,
Maryland, letters testimcn.ary on the per
sonal estate of W. II. $. Briscoe, late of said
county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby noti-
lied to exhibit the same with the proper
vouchers attached thereto TO the suhscri-
Der, on or before the 18th day Of September,
1896, they will otherwise by law be exclu-
ded from the benefits of the said estate All
persons indebted 10 the deceased are re-
qnested TO make immediate payment TO tie
subscriber
ID. :. BRISCOE,
Executor.
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Charlotte Hal

The student
have begun pp
ball by electinrt
this county. TIL
managers Mel
Stone. NJ. Plumb
sey, +. Bunch, u
Sothoron, {. I i
X. johnson, ] 1
VI. T. Freeman |
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

Lest.
On mad lraIii|
a. lcpnanlinwl
yer. Finder vii
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29
s'osa amtssiaas

The SlnnlisSi
ar Officers rCNrnJ
crnor have ls~,nl
fee. The ncHlj
qualify within 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-04-29

4. the meetii
alton, on FRIDAY
transacted and
cd: President. |
President, jos N
Charles Adams; \
Treasurer, Jno.
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FOR SALE.

AprIl s5 saz.Cw.
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"THE WATERBURY"

Anril % ISsS3t.
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NOTICE IscREDlToRs.

March %, tkse swt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
The Big EOur,

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct. 26-The sn-
ntnll meeting Of the Cincinnati, Indianapo
lis. st. Louis and Chicago railroad, known
IS the Big -Four, Was held here today. The
following were unanimously elected direct
ors, the entire number of voting shares be
Ing cast for them: II Z. Ingcils. Geo.
Hoadly, SAMUEL Broadwell, d. F. Evans,
George Welshire. Laz. Anderson. Oriand
Smith, Thos. A Morris. Allen n. Fletcher,
4 r. Cable, L. l. JcffeTy, Geo. Bliss and
C. p Huntington.
The statement OF earnings for the gear
ending sumo 80 has been published. Il
was ordered that the ratc Of dividend he in
creased from time n time rs the revenues
may justify. An issue Of s., 0{s1, go Of
stock was ordered Ii is no. The intention
70 place this amount, bat under the law in
cooperating the road, its stock must equal
the bonded debt. The directors meet 70
In1rrow to elect officers
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
COrOUer's Verdict,

CHICAGO, Oct pa coroncr's Jury to-
day completed the inquest upon the corpse
of Terrence Bagley, who was shot dead
when detachment Of Pinkerton's special
police, returning from the stock yards after
the recent strike ended, fired their Win
chesters from the train windows in crowd
at Halstead street. The verdict declared
that Bagley's death came from rifle in
the hands Of all unknown Pinkerton pc
licenan, who was aided aud encouraged by
Guy Stevens, r. L. Ssyles, Geo J. Bertrsm
and Merritt T. Shaw. all of whom arc
Pinkerton officers, now under arrest, and
by others whose names cannot be learned.
Il was recommended that the officers nam
ed be committed to the county Jail and held
TO the grand jury without bail. The YER
diet concludes rs follows: We, the jury,
believing that the Pinkerton detective
agency has been derelict in keeping and
Withholding tie names of the 1913 men on
the train wherefrosn tho shooting took
Dlac1
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
A Dementea pesperado.

VAN BURE,;. Ark, Oct GA terrible
fight with Crazy negro occurred on g
tram here yesterday. When the north
bound train reached town the conductor In
formed lie city marshal that there was &c
insane negro TN board. The marshal en-
tered the coach, AID SIS he did 50 the negro
spralg q. him. ztsbiEins AIN in the shoul-
Ger The o.fcer struck The negro twice.
bit was himself knocked down. AID the
crazy maa began cutting sIaong the pas
sengers, wounsi;ag many. "A cd man
picked up the officers pistol and ziceeeiei
in ;hrustizg il syainst Tie negroes head and
blew oct his Trains. 4 nuInbe- Of I.assen
gers were seriously hurt
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27

There Is peculiar idea in the community
that gun VIII last for an indefinite period,
and 70 doubt the statement TINT the big gun
ct Sandy Hook has greet record because it
was fired ~ times VIII strike people as extra
ordinary Yet again, like any other mans
hardiworl., It can only do q certain amount
of work, and when the enormous shocks and
pressure which . gun is compelled 20 stand IS
considered, the amount Of work il really does
is surprising. During the civil war the limit
of work OF ffteen-inch gun was considered
reached when COO rounds had been fired,
and this, too. when the charge was only fifty
pounds OF powder and q 40 pound projec.ilc.
In Europe the krupp guns ere bursting and
becoming use,ess al the time, and the princi-
pie OF the construction of the gun, or the ma
tcriaI Of the gun, is not necessarily cen
denaned Recently On English steel gun Us
large es the gun at Sandy Hook, on the
steamer ColIingwcod, burst after firing three
rounls, ard the government he's prohibited
the firing OF the vessels other guns unless &C
tualIy attacked b. an ene,ny.-Conmercial
Bulletin
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
wne atenita aip Eaple: nrue

Four-Steady; quo .ri1ns In car lots xx &c; XXX
85a9c; family 81 Us u; choice, 81 G1 IS: fancy
81 559l IS; patent. 81 B2 Is; rye Hour 81 45a1 20.
Oats-No. cash. "a bid; cash and October, u bid
Nay, 29x
Rye-November, 80 bid.
Mil stuff-CIiet.
Corn Meai-Green. 50; dried. s..
Corn Chop-Buik, 40, sacked. IL
Shipstuff-s9G52c.
Bran-Bulk, ~; sacked. 50.
Hay-Higher; small baled. s. 50; large, saoo.
Flax seed-Quoted at s..
Butter-Steady creamery fancy, a. good, =, dairy
Isl store packed. u; common. s.
Eggs-Firmer at 15c.
Cheese-Full cream. IS; fiat, 7Ss; Young America
Poultry-Steady; old hens, e Is; old mixed 81 IS
spring chickens, large, Sc H. small 81 541 IS tur
keys, &C.
Hides-Dry flint, No l. l23& Nc 2 I1 bulls and stays
S; dry salt, No, l. IL, No. 5; green salt No. Nc
q {; green uneured. No. l. {, No. = g. calf. T@s, sheeI
pelts, dry. l0Gl2.
WOol-Missouri unwashed heavy fine. le91e; light
15@2, medium co.abin,. se24 coarse. ae92i; low and
carpet l5I1: Kansas and Nebraska heavy fine, iJ IS
light 1921: medium, akga5: tub washed choice St
fire, 3s(g35; dingy ard low. 2s@,29.
Broom corn-Short, "A; green hilri self working
4Jffs43f; Ions, coarse. 2(c3is: crooked l5xGe51s.
Provisions-Sugar cured hams, 91I;breakfast bacon
9; dried Eeef 10; dry salt clear rib sides. So 81
long clear. So J shoulders s. CO.. short clear IS IS
smoked clear rib sides, 81 Ia; long clear, s. Or short
clear s. 49, pork, s. 50; shoulders IS .; beef
s. So
Lard--Choice tierce. 500.
Dried Apples, 1gsc; peaches, 2534c-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
Nothing Can BE More Foolish.

Every nox and then We hear q q oZl5a-
ness ugan beginning the labor OF ths dsy
at 7o'clack in morning and expect-ng
his clerks and employees also 10 rise win
the lark. 10 mater IL they have goae %
bed Wit. that gay bird bat few hours
previously. II is considered 81 ecergeIic,
a glorious, p-aisswo.thy proceeding TO
tack on 70 the FRS. o. the day, what, b
every law of hvxiene, shouId Be condensed
IN the latter pcrtica Of or working hours
In reality nothing can BE more foolish
Men who do no; ilnd ths twelve hours
allotted 20 digging AMI eeivi1S
suficieat 10 coFer the ground Ead
bette. leave i. uncovered. OF Il
they see ft TO alter tie programmes b.
examining the bushes, Of day into THAI
time devoted 20 cock Growing. deaf 1a;te-
them By siniring thei- INSTRUCTED force
There I. dissipation IN work as well ss il
other tastes and the results are rs disss-
;rocs, though perhaps more virtaozs,
than some others wet ot-8os:on He- aid.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
FOR RENT.

NOR RFNT-Eu--isEed r1eIns by the Gsy or HceA
L Inquire 1T Is Hast Douglas avenue, rclLi -,
stairs or 1T IFS West Douglas. room J. ever fSuass
ciotl,ias store. Ms. ). Z. Slayer. clS'-AH.'
NOR RENT-Two nice furnished rooms io5
T. rent with or without board. Corner II IhTu ava
MC.sley avenue. D. I. DC1nSr diSt-St
YNpp E-Nr-Fsrnished rooms, Et corner OF oak
r sr,i Market Inquire there Deg
MGR EENT-Cood new house, rooms. See 6anxeS
Il < lauf.teii. corner Douglas and Market Si-o-
ry0p sENT-Two ground rooms. unfurnisSed, east
II fro,: la South Topeka avenue, No. 81. ClS,-S'
Il ahIe Tor srr eiern.s AVID wife or gentlemen;
also one med am sxed room. suitable for seztisnen.
Enquire ut 62s W Third St lsSef
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27

VyyANTED-A gr-i 70 do general hou5ework LOT
w ' l36Cti
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
Suffrage Shriekers.

TOPEKA. Kan, Oct. 26-The American
Womens Suffrage association met at Music
hall this afternoon Addresses of welcome
by Annie c. Waite, president of the Kan
sas association; response by the president
of the American association, Hon. w. d.
Fowlks. Speeches by Lucy Stone, Henry
B. Blackwell. Rev. Hunting and Louis A.
Banks of Washington Territory Song by
Prof. Jas. G. Clark.
Evening session = Representatives hall
was denselv crowded Addresses by Nal
j. K Hudson. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
Hon. A. NJ d. Fowlke, Lucy Stone and
s. S. Hunting. The battle hymn of the
rnnuhlic was sung
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
VIZ. HALL ND rENSL1T n.
DrS. Hall & Bennett
oYrR r,nopMtH.s -. IL : - -.

OYER NOoDH1aS tASk. ~ ; sAI% b.
DR.. HAIL
sl- Gots O. esrfui sfrfre. a. - ssss De eDtrs
TIM = ~ -. esaitif j. tsa - Iesfs iss if'i
oitv an8 ~ li.tg fYsF5s shy Whom ssiii sst IN
the hishes' terms = ~ tae'zsaf'i rnr AL cratic
afTeffa y ~ s.Y - -, fsltsv f-ig. dssses ~
,uf; hir rret. t.Hle m - ss.fsa. sonsy saved @se
ola yIs5lfstrafu' asrYissi3
THEIA.fzfATfo,s. yL-SekT1oS.
EIsiTsscI.Sgsr. or Fo'sgslss a. re Went.
and al UTEiiISs 1SoJti.FE.
PoLYPf-s A.D ryE1soD TCsoEs.
Gaming TOO frequent. Taisfsi sd Irregular rs=''ra
aSiou3
fYrCOpHHDk. e:e.
Pc siss stcc.zas1iy trrss,s al ssdrsJ and slSs1s
'yruhis - ,1ssc ard fefrissf, Erft IS.
PAPAI TTgf SETEsIGf4.
FO-sis-n Todsos II 49, BLADDER AMI rfethFA
causing t-so fssuez; aa sasfu. vzinaffne- ssd al
s,-us. - ElTATT.
tngCs,Ic aas
sE1T AZ. TrETAHE5s
49, - st~r..for~hea. T'rross-rg. al 81 ffs a.
tlssssrf, rgazlis = s1cs sreass..as.
sTTHILs yssitlvsy c'zrsi sd sEsirsiy rssaiestsd
from TIE s7sfsrs-
eoxgRRBd.A cr,sa b. IRA hrs % 80; days ~
no psy.
cLFxT ass sTEscTunE cared 81 p.,,sa.. - 7.4-r
stazsfIHF.
YIiEg eri o.hsr fi.s~.,s e, ~ y,uiss rrtsa-z es
zzHzz se1cAfy CussS. BE ssf-lesl - crrrf 81
Y % ozsnot CIR gos - siil g.aiH.g tsii pc
Dr. aEHxErT seEd1ss rsfer,oi ss.erf'e-5 . -
trsxs fsesT q pie - - Sszlts e. ~ - trsss
b TEE lstest ard rrfsf sFtrr.e3 u.stt4es 80 -
wsich - s1EEa1.sez cure r. Al s7s4ls csss. -
sisG give sss fssi rsfe r. s-sre 2 tsz fsrffs
Ntsg = srfss ysr re srFssa - faefs fe szstt-
Casss cf eazf usss1szt Eitszsfl .gsas 4. fff+f.AT
s-s sseoeasf1Esy.
Fs-t@rsts l. s~ssrni FrsesAce se-stss i-esrt sra
caIHssI n1ssGs.aa-
coySei.rSTsogi FTgE
Resr@s1er tat D. I. s4lls 81 aas,~ - 20 :, ss,s
strass oser Fs0ssta-El Ezns- 1s1eEsss 80 y
III. Ter ACEe < Gt~
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
Chicago Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. October IS.
Tic wheat market ruled weak and lower. There
good trading early in the session, the offerings
beirf. liberal; there was also good demand, buying
however, being chiefly to coysr short sales made al
higher prices. The offerings exceeded tire demand
snd the opening about lec lower than tie closing
figures O. yesterday. and further declined Sc Then
followed a very dull market with slight rallies but
the latest trading Ia the aftsrsoon was at nearly
inside prices. The weakness was partially owing &c
tse loss o! the favorable tenor of foreign advces anL
more free movement OF wheat IN the northwest.
The shipping demand for corn coed, but the
market ruled quiet In speculative way, and pric e>
remained moderately steady, and closed only shade
easier.
CATS ruled very slow and closed about &c lever.
Provisions were lightly traded in but prices were
staadier and closed shsde higher.
Flour ruled quiet and unchanged
Cash prices as follows:
wheat-So prin. 7sS712>s; No. ssp.IDs 6; 40
rsd $50.
Corn-Ec. 2. SIS
Oats--No. :, 251.-
Rye-So. ,, t9s3.
Ra-ey-No. ]. Y.
E1.x See6-ko. /, 81.
Timothy Seei-lTine to good, sI.f231s7
Ness Pnrk-S5 6.Ss-
Lard-e@'2a..
MtiskGy-SteadT, 81 IS.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
Sheriffs Election Proclamation

STATE OF KANSAS.
County Of Sefgwics,
The state of Kansas 70 all WHOM these presents
shall come, Greeting:
Know Yc That J. " V. TieJs Sk.ri- Of fs,iSw &c :
county. state 81 Kansas do fefs5y ifge. a4in haa
MAKE known - TIE isa! voters "a SelyisG county
state q Kansas. thar on TIE
FIRST TUESDAY % SovEEDEE. i. p. i.ss.
being the % Gay - Ike MONTH :brrc VII be- en-
election held "a 60 p Of The vqtin prom Ia ttiessa
eiectfnz to-. follow Ds state county aEa tgTrAEip
officer, 20 SIT;
STATE oFgICEEs
Ore associate t'-stics supreme court
Orc lieutenant EorstnoF-
ore ~ .retsry * tate
One state trsaeurer.
che auCit0r 81 state
one superiIItcndent public instruction.
one conGresFr 81. stG district.
cOUETY CFTICKES
Gre representative 81 dis.rict-
Ono rcp.esea:s..;;.e 81 d.s', -,
orc county a'tarIs :.
fsr.e probate jDdz..
Ore cEe-k stTigt court.
.t}1e srYesint..rlSeot Il Tab4.e Instructive
S5e e c1...sssianer fr tbs tslfd crau.roer,
district
ToTSKIP OrFIcr2a.
one township frgs,er.
One tog-usbip clerk
ono tsTvE-Esi.i9 .sesssSir-T
Tgvo IN tees Ct thc gesce-
90 rIa1 ovsrss-r h ~. rad aslFscs
Fcr each tcTrsFtp n TIE county
.,i.u. e. 4 ii sl, .ta:l = Ksfsas
Szfgt esrctl1rs besrZ seEeT8l rlfrftEa az = :
er4dFc.ea II ali ~ fct AID q : 4r1E asfssa -
- r,,s.e in The nszEref J-ees r7i ~ tfs = rssal
e,,fjo- iasss - toe stste - EEzss. TTiaifsE t5-
the ai.slSfns 81 eegct4e-z-
rsr-s-. - n'caE n tls esszttfE = fae sa1o esT
i.ssf1 rfgr ~ - ~ - TIE sazgi-s ofzcf Ia ts>
city q ricAlis. ss5gs .cS ce,tT. siAis q hassas
-- 49, X X UAFg
Essc-1r- - scg..zsek CsezgEs :. kA1.ss
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
OverturcS Declined,

AMSTERDAM. n. Y. Oct 25-Messr,
Bailey IL Mcclure, of the executive board
Il. of l.. arrived here yesterday to assist in
settling the trouble in the knit goods mills
which has resulted in general lock out.
Today they sent note 10 the manufactur
ers asking Il conference. The latter se't an
answer enclosing resolution declining to
treat with anyone on the subject who i; not
an eIuplOye
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
Dirarence of instrumentation.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 26.-United States
District Attorney Benton declines 10 talk
about his suspension from office. except 10
say that he spoke in the campaign n. the
request of Senator's Vest and Cockrell and
the state central committee Mr. Benton is
a nephew of Thos H. Benton, the Mis-
souri, statesman.
Senator Cockrell was interviewed at La
throp, No, by the Times correspondent
tonight. Il do not consider the fact that
Benton made a political speech sufficient
cause for suspension under any fair inter-
probation Of the presidents order"
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
Extension of Time Granted.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2e.-On account of the
great length of testimony in the Maxwell
and Chinese high binders cases Judge Van
Wagner, before whom the cases were tried,
has found it necessary TO grant further
time for the defense to prepare transcripts
in the cases, and extended the time until
New Years day. Shorthand reporters
and type writer's have been engaged for
several months transcribing the testimony
in these cases, but their work is still far
from complete, and the cases cannot be
taken to the state supreme court without
the transcripts.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27

UvANTED-ki;chon and nurse girls. One girl 10
w do hJuseyyora and one girl TO take Gaze OF
ei,ii,,:tn Wages no object. airs. II. w LOWS, cor
ner Topeka aNc and Second i'i-ti
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
CONGRESSIONAL Nominations.

New YoRK. Oct. 26.-The following
congressional nominations are reported:
New Yor I-Thirtieth district, Knights
of Lato-, Harvey Wick; Twenty-thil d
district. Democrat, Gen VIM. F. Rogers;
Ninth district, Republican, August il.
Wagner, to ill the unexpircd term of JAS
Pulitzer; Tenth district Republcon, E. L..
Fancher; Seventeenth district, Democrat,
T. A. Merriam.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
Miss Rose Cleveland.

CHICAGO, Oct. 25-Mr 4. p. Elder, OF
the Literary Life, said today that he was in
receipt of letter from her physician in
New York certifying thai Miss Cieveland's
health is entirely broken down, and that he
forbids her levoting her energies TO the ex-
cessivc labor of editorial work Unless
thee is soon change in Miss Clcyeland's
health she will spend the winter in the
south nf Crance e in Elorida
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
". Louis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS. October 20.
rlour-Steady and unchanged; xxx s. s5@s 4.
family 81 55@2 10 choice. S. o5sS Is: fancy. 50 ~
Wheat-Lower; No. 2 red. cash. 1905; Nov
eInber 500 s9ss; closing December ie3s@s1s
Corn--Duil; closing lover No. mixed. cash
33a.3l4 Nov. :sS1se9}1a cOstuG ssh; Dec. Gis2i,l
closing 3l1 Nay 35]SesS55
No.9. cash, 22s.; November eos: Dec. n; May
s03E.
Eye-Easy at 4SJ4.
Barley Quiet; 5000
Lead-Weak: refined chemically hard. sS,
Butter-EaSy; creamery. IGSs5; dairy, GsD.
EgSs-STong; 1i56@l5c.
Nhiskey-Fi inn; 81 H.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY firm.
Porll-Lower; 81 2J
Lard-S5 20.
Receipts Flour. .00}: wheat, c5oCc; corn. 5 eco
oats, 91,UO rye. $1,000 barley, 12.cO.
ShipmentsFiour. 500; wheat. 1900; corn, 1900
oats, 20,tsV; rye, 5Uto; barley, U.O.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
Feeding sugar to Stock.

IL. II. II. Williams, who Is authority on
food matters. :aTs that at presea. F-ices Of
u-refined sugar It c1n lie fed 20 stock with
savantage Il has been tried in France oni
Germany with excellent and profitable re-
salts, fyc o. six pounds Per dsy being fair
allowance Tor n s.esr
Our entarVrisillS IEaTketIne-s may yet oder
Is new variety Ct 1'sG-,ar-cured bans, to-
gotLer with cags-fed sirloinz," ~canty te---
Gar,oins7 ard caramel c1tlets." Perhaps
even VIC shall, b. and b., sTec-sa ccr tea
with oleoma:- gar ina instead Of rloiasses--5e7T
York La-..c. journal
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
Chicago 1.-Two Stock,

CHICAGO, OCTOBER 20.
CattieEeceipts $500; shipments, 1000; market l0la
i5c lower shipping steers IS iG95 IS, stockers and
feeders S. 3lS3 So cows, bulls and mixed. 81 5OS3 CO.
bulk 81 52 -; through Texas cattle steady; COWS.
81 10Sl b., steers s. o033 ~ western rangers lJc
lower natives and Texans. So 3Oeo3 Gi %intered
Texans S. SIG So northern rangers, Montana 81 10
GsS So Wyoming and Texans, - a. ~; Colorado.
s. 30.
Hogs-Recepts. 5000; shlpmenta. 5000: market
steady, Ice lower: rough and mixed, s. S,Iri -,
packing and shipping 90 1851 10; light. s. 5es4 o5;
skipS$j 00tsS3 -.
steady natives, 81 utci %: western So 1893 81;
Texas - 2o-3 %, Lambs. 81 "a 81.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
vive rAmerique, ct Vive In Libert,

Vive rAmerique, ct Vive In Liberte
NEW YORK. Oct. 26-The Academy OF
Music was gaily decorated tonight in honor
of the French delegates to the convention
of the statute Of Liberty, who were ten
dered a reception by the Circle Franchise
del Harminc A distinguished audience
was present, including very large repre-
sentation from the French colony Lafou,
president Of the circle, presided, and an adj
dress of welcome was made in French by
Frederick Gender. Senator Evarts spoke
on behalf OF the American committee, ey.
tending a hearty welcome to the city and
to the nation and all public manifestations
and the homes Of our people.
IT. Shuller, member Of the Fronch par
lament, then spoke. He said it would be
impossible TO receive French people with
more feeling than had been done this even
ing. For whole century the two nations
have gone hand in hand, and although
America has advanced the farther in lii
erty, France is not envious of her happi-
ness You have put in practice what CUR
philosophers have described you; have aid
ed us by yo,lr example and we arc amply
repaid for any services We may have rem
dered in your revolution.
NJ DeLesseps then embraced NJ. Shullcr
in conclusion of his speech and kissed him
on both cheeks. He said he was profound
ly touched with the sentiments OF this great
nation and he would say "Vive Ia Ameri-
que ct Ia Libcrtc.
NJ Bartholdi was also called for and eZ-
pressed his thanks for the reception. NJ.
Deschamps, Paris alderman, then spoke,
pronouncing the asscnblage eminenly
Partisan. An extended musical program
WAS then rendered in which Nine. Fursch
Madi. and other eminent artists took part.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-27
A Rulcr For His Home,

CHICAGO, Oct ga dispatch from
San Francisco printed this morning asserts
that Michael Davitt is soon 10 be married
to Miss Yore, who resides in Oakland. She
is an orphan twenty years Old, highly ac-
complished, and has 100000 in her own
right