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NEARLY KILLED BY HIS DRUNKEN son.
SICK MAN FELLED TO THE FLOOR BECAUSE HE
REFUSED TO GIVE HIM MONEY.

A SICK Man FELLED To THE FLOOR BECAUSE HE
REFUSED TO GIVE HIM MONEY.
The police in all parts of the city were told
to ook last evening for George Bradley who had COM
mitte a murderols assault upon his sick father at No.
253 West Twenty seyenth.st. Michael q. Bradley
meat carver had been kept homo By illness for sew
era months. Tho family lived on the second floor OF
the tcuemcnt-house. Mr.. and Mrs bradley had been
sorely troubled by the conduct Of their son who
went with thieves and refused to work
when tho family needed his help. Several
times he hal been arrested for drunkenness and 1t WAS
his uapt lrghten his parents into giving him money
for lQuOr
Late yesterday George went homo dunk aud demand
ed money. III, rather tret 10 reason with num- but e
deprayed youth only became more violent Nheh he
told that there more noneY IN tho hVuse TOT
him. he caught up db.ck-lfe and struck az his ather
The SICK man had his feet hut he was fe led 10
The nO,r lusrusi1le by fright'u blow. HIS
Lis skull was fractured. At that moment th7 landlord
of TIC house cit-reI ns room TO inquire tie cause OF
the disturbance. Young Bradley seized chair ana
Threatened a him. The landlord Ned TO the street
ami went in search of a policeman. Mrs. Bradey w"s
ged % lg herself ia front or tie young scoundrel
prevent A from murieriug his father WIKI te ctr
Hearing cs for tue police iu the street, young brad'y
ru ~ ihe house Nnd escaped HIS fAthr was car
RED New YORK UOspta, au ne may dlo theTe as
tie wound Is cOns!lefel dangerous.
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ALAw sruDENr TO DEFEND CUTTING.

Ell PAso, Texas, July 29.-Iherc are no new
developments whatever In tho Cuttlns ca'o cutting Is
AMI iu iau and II looks II ho apt to stay
t,re long tme. On Tuesday night
Culting was again arsused from his sleep
and carried before Judge Castansda, although II had
been falsely pretended that the question had bcen 70
ferred to higher tribunal lie waa told that no would
be allowed employ counsel. bu; this he refused 20 do
and stated that simply IN tho hands 0t his Gov
-iId that he hdl no defence whatever 10
make. He was then scpt back - PRISON lestefday
morning again called up anh INFORMED tn"l 'Onh.
sr had brrn officially assigned to hlm whether no might
wish II or Upon investigation II was found that the
thus appointed j. nero ia" StuuehI anu no' "
lawyer IN regular practice.
WA-m>GIoN. July 29-Reprcsontatiye Lanham to-
day read a letter the House Committee On Foreign
All r. which he had received from tho Secretary OF
STATE, containing tho assurance MAT cutting Woulu
vthout dnnl bn released within few days and II was
deemed unnecessary TO take any further action on the
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rEAGMENrs Or CARLE NEws.

AMsILHDAM July 29-1he socialist leader Fortuyn
mas been arrested charge OF htylng written aud cir
cuated sedtious pan phles incitug the people to ais
order.
BEnIIN. July 29-The Sultan OF somau has eRpe.ed
the members OF the German Last African society from
his dOmlniOus.
CARLSBAD. July 20-Mnnie Hank has loft here for
Radeu BADEN TO sing for the Empress OF Germany. she
will return 20 America August II by the North Ger
mau Lloyd steamer ElDe.
BHUseELs, July 29-At Mons to-day the rioters VINO
have trial FOR Destroying the ROuI Glass WORKS
l,st month were sentenced. Two were condemned 10
rena seryitude for fo, to fifteen year-dnd three 10
years penal serviiude. ono OF the others was
srntenced ten years imprisonmen two 10 i've years
and seven 10 three months mprisonmenL Tho other
four prisoners were acquitted.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
THE NEW TORY MINISTRY.
spN WHO FILL IMPORTANT PLACES IN
THE CABINET.
,,. ,,r,usR AS FIRST LORD OF THE TREASURY
FEW sew NAMES IN THE GOVERNMENT.

. r,r>usr AS FIRST LORD OF THE TREAsURY-
rrw Srw NAMES IN THE GOVERNMENT.
lnY CABLE TO TRIBUNE.l
1o>Dox. July 29-The following appointments
A. o,boneY Conservative Government have been
oficially aunOunced
Prime minister and First Lord Of the TreGSwy-InE
MARQUIS CE SALSBURY
ruof STATE for Foreign Afdirs-TnE EARL OF
IDDEsLFiGA.
S,cyttprg Of state, Home Deparmeat-llENRY MAT
rurws. Queens Counsellor.
S,,niry Of itate, Uar Department WILLIAM
HENRY SMllu.
>,cct,ry Of state. Indian Dcpartm0t-FREDEmcX
ARIHUK STANLEY. i
CIi,f Secretary fer Irelond-SIR MICHAEL L.
hCKS-HEACn
JorJ iicrfcnant Of Ircland-THE MARQUIS OF
LONpONp DERRY.
Jo,9 Ctopc,llor Of Ircland-LonD AsnBoURHE.
Chancellor Of the Erchcqur-LORD RANDOLPH ii.
6 CurncnrrI. who, by virtue of his appointment
become, the recognized leader OF the CONSERVATIVE
party in the House of Commons.
Iord Liqh Chanccllor-LoRD HALsBURY.
{ist lord Of the Adn,iroly-LoRD GEORGE FRAN
CIs HANiLToN.
Jord President Of the ComGl-VIsCOUNT GRAN
BROOK.
Irc,iicqt Of the Board Of 7radc-EDwARD STAN
nor.
Fn.t Commissioner Of Borks-DAvID PLUNKEr.
Yosfr.c,ic7- General-LoRD JoHN J. Il. MANNERS.
President Of tie Local Gor0mcnt Board-HENRY
CHArIIN.
Anoraeg- Gcrrdl-SIR RICHARD EvEEARD WEB
s1rn. Qu,cus Counsellor.
The following appointments have been unofficial
ly announced:
Secretary for Scotdnd.-ARTHUR JAMES BAFocR'
.Au@Rcy- cnGai for ircland-huGu HOLMES w.
Solcito,-C enerGl for Hcldnd-JOHN OREuOHh
GIBSON, O..
Political Secretary to tic Treasmy-ARErAs AKEEs-
DOCGLAs.
Sir John Eldon Gorst Eiember of Parliament
elect for Chatham has informed his supporters ID
that constituency that he will probably have 10
seek a reelection as he expects to accept post
under tie new Government
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

Flynn withdrawing all previous letters AMI that this
would 9h shield @ him from prosecution. -. oa..
terday, but his private secretary Mr.. Turner,
sad ssl - that there was no doubt thst
that the wording of Mr.. Flynn's letter OF denial 10
which he said that he did not know OF ,he letter at the
time OF confirmation peculiar. An Alderman said
that John keenan, the letter to Thompson before
Squire was confirmed.
Governor Hin would take in the matter The general
belief was that the Governor, when tho charges
missioner to take testimony, as he did
In the OF the Excise Commissioners and that by the
Graces term Mayor would have expired, and with
er OF Public Works
copy OF the squire Flynn letter was shown to
Al OF the Assistant DstrctAttorneys yesterday: Mr.
Marine was not at the office He was IN tho M city on
sons -, funeral and going with the body
tie GGSad Central D.SSt i09k for the tho 'rn eas
whore he spending his vacation Most OF the officials
CONNECTED ia the DstrctAtornay's office were az the
9nera aad were not AZ their offices until the afternoon
MT Nco said that he telt sure that he might answer
for Mr MARITIME. "Ot course" he said have read
te articles about Mr. squirrel the mornug newspapers
The matter is ono that many come to ns ONCE onclay
Wnen tho question as to whether theIe mas been any
violation OF law is presented To us oY an accuser, tne
question will be and answered. Until some accusa-
ton is made this Office nothing be said "a TO what
hesitation part OF the DisricAttorney In do
ing what seems to him to be his duty ,
MI NcO Wou.d express no opinion as 10 whether the
writing OF such letter would be a violation or law
Assistant District Attorney Fitzgerald. who attends to
the general business Oi the onice In Mr Marines aO
said would probably he taken until
Mr.. MARITIME returned from his vacation, which would
only last few daYs more H. unwilling TO express
opinion whether tho writing OF such letter as
that OF squire TO Flynn was violation OF law.
Mr. Martne is reported saying that he would only
allow prosecution 10 10 begun In case the evidence
strong enough to warrant belief that cOnylo-
ton could be had on a trial.
The Grand Jury are not now In session. new Grand
Jury viii be sworn In on Monday before JHtGe Gown:
In the Court OF General Sessions. Mr. MARITIME expects
q rpfu m In lie clt Y on NOuday.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
ELSUscIr1rLD WIN GREAT DIFf!CCLTT.
woaEISG -FOUR HOURS %; \ BODY WILING SIGNS
OF RECOVERY.


4 remarkable case Of Iesusci;ation at ST.
H,rnAb4s Hospital. in Newars Is the topic Of converse
ton anon. physicians in that cry. DavlI Cortwrsht
attended a picuic 10 tie shooting PARK on Monday
night ai while sitting one OF the tables struck
hy broken SODA water bottle the inner aspect OF tie
leit leg ,ust above knee. An ugiy wound was IN
RcteI tic iemora artery being severed Forty minutes
iA,rr tne man ln the hospital he Oled prOiusey
I'm the mrantime When Chlrf PAysclaa T Henry
Cark first saw TO he IL state OF coma anu
there was Al almost to'a collapse. The bleeIlug hsd
not lm.nlslel AMI there was every indication that ne
would Oo eKtuct. NJ pulse could be mAdo OuI tho
heart Intermittent weak and barely perciptlOle
Ihr man cad that 10 seemed useless to At
tcuut G. 10 anything. Arer tho -eysrcd artery nal
tied, hypDdcrmC Injections OF braniy. aromatic
.urtt. of ammonia and ether were ADMINISTERED a "a.
FArlio battery and artificial respiration weEe a-
piled Ine actO of the heart wAs Kept ip by the ap-
p.icAton of hot bottles Ih, treatment WAS kept mp
Tor four hours before tnore was ahy direct eNio"oo
That the mans ne Aal been saved. Daring That lne
GortWrght sank twice 50 low tAA the puyscAn an hs
attendants were tempted o. siyo mp few minutes
after O'Clock oSrbal, responded 10 tue touch te
Mps qulyerrd and the muscle, OF the race began 10
wrinkle Tho injections were admin istrr1d every hiteeh
minutes At 7:aO tie man WAS able 10 speak lie u
now dong well and vii De abe TO leave Tie hosPltA III
a
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
CRIMES AND cASUAL1IES-BY TELEGRAFA
ARRESTED FOR NUMBERING THE Kyocu FAM


XIX wa, arPcsa S here las ias or stealing isuI
Frank Bcrgh who wanted at Detroit Tor the murig
susan and th tour children whose ,.urci boos hA4 been
the murder evidently Odcstty tc evidence o Tie Nrnc
TWO MEN LOsI ~ roc.
ring here ycstoda She reports thc loss ia boat "a
sable and an Englisluau. Harvey. age twsuN tour
DOG MEAT POISONED THEM
PIIrsBuRG July % bohemian IN thc suburbs bgtchere
snyrl Of MI, 1unr men countr wOnon luN.tod
They all ate heartily of o ncsh conridGrins soA lax
ea2so 10y poison The doctors huh of them will die
MS MOUsrAClE HAD DISAPPEARED,
NEWPORT July 20 ChAIlca lnglO WAS arranged today
upon warrunt charging him WIN s en' YIy OF Jomno
dop Sn as "S was " ontncd nnt Aurust6 and tie
S.5ier was committed In default OF 5000 ban In the night
to6it Viii his uppor lip hairless though no lad Jecn
st.,pEN DISAPPEARANCE OF A PAYMASTER
BAr Mo July 20 + g. mie for nnmSsr %d, Of S SSs
la, Ins Disappeared leaving wife letter In which he
says that Goth she and the world doAd To him.
FOR DESIGNATING CEMETERY.
srmNofIrln. Mass. Juy 29-Ihc Roman catholic ccmc,,
eIy Was ,cse'at o1 July l. stones "'Ie 3NvT,u Wa H,
K,iS Edward Lnncham Thomas Coulch, John Johnson and
they are ali C,thoios with exception OF Johnson negro
DYING OF HYDRCPHOBIA.
daughter o Joseph Juon died yesterday evening of hydo
phobid SIX men were required AT un's To hon ol .n
Killed
FATALLY BITTEN BY A RATTIESNAKE
OAKLAND ILL., July -. While gathering berries "ll set
erul other this city yesterday Mrs Hanson vas
bitten by rlttlpsnako Sho ~sS placed ia wagon al"
stAr home. tut before sho hfrNoi 7hu MAS d"~h
KILLED BY rnE ENrLO0lON OF BOllhk.
GAifsnuRo July Tho booi ~ the GalcsbuF fl~tlhs
Killed and thicc ~orEmo" Se's 'ono"sIy injured
KAVAGIS or An EfIDEMiC ,.,.
ptrrsRrWG July 9-IhoID "rte THEE doAths y,s.oi%y
frnt, ~, f,,,,t Al lhct"u
dn u many siIy sufferers no" uhde hed a. 80 80
rnt ale such hat mule r As oIIcolcL Tho rhJ ''"i'
experience gtuat dtnl'ulD IN 'uaS""ss
CArTUl;E or tot tAl'ED fi:lHONkRS. ,.,,.,
p11etu Ic July -. Wheeling y',lctdAy Whllc ''
on Ill. -t ttnr dinnc twelve 81 Ito PfiSheIs ts' 'l
Ti, Gtivr, r city ~hd ~"Io ct - pvsse vi b"
ucu Iuu vi Tho LWolyv were IeoApluieL
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
THE RIVER AND HARBOR BILL

WASHINGTON, July 29.-After another long
conference evening tho eoneree' on th' i'o'
, ,es to nave reached what may prove TO 10
1..,. or settlement Of the differences between tns
-, Houses. Il has Leen suggested that 'n'
u.nneuln Canal CLAUSE be 40 modified as 10 anthor% "a
cs,tan.e hy tie Ouvsruulont OF tue Illinois .n1 n
Mail, .h Can A. aud tho appointment OF bOAtu =,
ofhoors 10 surveJ aud definitely locate Iho
49,. iIonuspin Cana. With this nodneaton IL 10 'oOut
nat A settlement Will 10 reached
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
THE AxGLOAMERlcAN CABLE COMPANY.

LONDON, July 29.-At 4 meeting Of the
AngloAmericaD Cable Company to-day At which Mr.
Monck presided. the mi-auuua report was read 1t
states that tho receipts or ths half year. including
"a O9G brought forward amounted to &ll6737, show
,pr decrease as compared with tho receipts OF tho
first half OF tho preceding year, Of 922,32l The er
peuses for the half year SfG,-l3. It's not pro-
posed To declare dividend for tho pass quarter but to
carry forward the OF % 4Z3 be.de 43OOOO to
he devoted tho renewal fund. The directors say they
believe that later low tarih Will DO cOnpu
sarV
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
INCIDENTS IN me DOMINIoN.

OTTAWA, July 29.-POntlical high mass was
celebrated Dy Cardinal Taschcreau the Basc" to-day
,d Uis Eninonce conferred the paiIium upon Arch
bishop Duhainel
ouEBEc. July 29-Advices from 81. Pierre Miqneion'
s,ata that smallpox has made ITS appearance III thAt
,owu Several deaths have occurred and new cases
1o r,r everv day. Business bas Occu suspended.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

PlrrsBrRG. July - (Specidh.-Thc Gutiy' 5
have made extensive leases and have put down Somo
wells iu Greene County AT willow Tree. Ave miles
from Greensboro. a point un tho Mononsahea River
several we'll. nave beeu drilled but not to sufficient
dept to test the neld IIucle Co.. OF this cy, are
putting down a ieN we'll At Willow Tree and several
oprrators with wells down from 800 To 500 irei, nave
ceased work until IIuce ~ CO. reach tho thlid saud
whlch Is ,nnnosed 70 be AZ depth Ot JOOO lert
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
TAKING PARIS GRrEy o> HIS wIFRs GRAVE

Anc dcrly man stopped at BeyerS barroom
ON tho nAcEeu.ack plank road at Unon illl y. J anu
after partaug several glasses OF beer he crossed tAe
road aud euterod the Weehawken Cemetery MIS-
Muscnlicr aud hour laer, while WAKING through mo
ceuurt-ry discovered the man lying on grave sHe az
nr.t thought that lie aseep, but uuon lAhlhK
co.,r observation she saw that hls graz Oe1fd was
hesme.rrd with green paste AMI that he Hlasleu an
eu,ntv bottle his hand. She informed me crue-
a. Sns,,n discovered that he had attempted 10 COM
mn ,uole by swallowing Paris green. Strong emoles
were gwen aud tn short time c0sclou'hcss was '"
my fonr and livcd Nclsonave. jersey CIV Hel hs.
-. ,,,, n. mind Il, die on her grave. lie taEen
-, he ,nnty Hospital by order or Recorder scheicher-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
prrENcE OF THE SEIZED rIsnERMEx

OTTAWA, July 29.-Ihc Americans have
filed their defence the OF the seized schoonrr
Ella NJ Doughty. william Graham. q. C., Of HalifsI,
will r. or, scn tho DOMINION Government IN the fisheries
pno test The date OF the hearing OF tho case
will soon be fixed by the Admiralty Court.
GLOUCESTER. Mass, July 29.Iu Boston this morning.
the deposltons Of Captain james Mcdonald and the
crew Of the schooner Thomas f. BVar1 70 the warn
ing away of tnat vessel from tho Newfoundland coast
were taken Hy being obliged to leavo tho coast tho
.e sud-red tho pussble loss OF good trip OF FISH
Suit vim brought against the Now foundand Govern
meut for 900.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
NEyy-YORK FRIDAY, JULY 80 1886

appeals to Irshmen assemble in their Thousands 10
make tho greatest demonstration possible on the ocoa
sion Of the departure Lord Lieutenant Aberdeen ana
lis wife from Ireland next week The call Ia sgnea Dy
order OF tho Citizens and Trades Counoh Comin''tec'
and among other things says "frishmen, by the nature
OF your farewell to the Earl oi Aberdeen ana ms nODo
wife prove that you appreciate the enorts OF Ehgans
satesman 10 the concession OF relands
inaenable right to Home Rule !"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
A STEAMSHIP CAPTURED BY PIRATES.

LONDON, July 29.-Chlne-e pirates attacked
and took po--es-ion Of the Dutch steamship Hok OF
Canton, while bound for Penang from Acheen. The
prates killed tho captain, tho hrst mate and tho chief
engineer The captains wife aud tho remainder of tho
slps crow made prisoners by ;he pirates who to
Anded : 900 ransom for the surrender OF tho cap
lives Tho Dutch authorities will eadeayOr 10 secure
the rescue OF the capiyes and II possible, tho arrest
and punishment OF The pirates.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

BoSrON, July 29.-Thc ease of Il. D. Lane,
the president OK tuc Abingdon National Bans VINO Is
charged with Incorporating the fnuds OF the bank
CANA M before Unitel states Commissioner Halett
this morning Tor preliminary hearing. Mt Lane aIr
reared unconcerncd. Al the request Of counsel Who
asked that further time hc granted In which 10 com
pnfr the defence and tnasmuch - 10 y understood tudt
atf.u,nts are now lsins maze toward amlcAhc act
tlcment ,he thri time continued thls time
until August l3, thr bonds remaining a 7J''oV1
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

no political standing; typical carpet-bagger who
once sat TO Dungarvan. Ireland, and who now sits
for Birmingham. The Fenans will remember HIM
as the successful opponent of Barry IN the famous
Dungarvan election. He is the first Tory who has
represented Birmingham. and as a Catholic he is the
first Of his religion who has filed the high Office of
Home Secretary since the day of Elizabeth.
r. z. GILL, NJ. P.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

BrLFAsT, July 29.-Ihc action OF the Uov-
erument In proclaminS Belfast under the provisions o'
,n arms clause OF the Peace Preservation act IS
,ng1v denounced. The authorities complained to Sir
pohert Hamilton Irish Under Secretary that they hal
ever been consulted In the matter SIR Robert feped
mat the Government had acted at The suggestion OF the
that Isttcrs and police officials The Mayor OF Bel
10 the Secretary and expressed tho nope
80 IN future the Government wOud ulspiaS "o'o
sen'r,esv 10 the Belfast municipal authorities
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
WAR RUMOEs IN EUROPE.

PARIS, July 29.-An Austrian diplomat writes
IN J . lfoln. ..The peace and equNbrium Of Europe
are threatened by the rupture Of tho triple alliance.
CONsIANTINOIIE, July 29.-Iurkey Is making large
additions to her armament Herr krupp has received
a argc order from the Government and Turkish officer
has gone 10 hs works AT Essen TO oversee the manu-
iacure OF the guns. Is proposed 10 purchase 100000
American rifles.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
srrronrlNa LnMlNns ~ LAMoLLE c0CNIE

BURLINGTON, VI, July % (SpccidD.
Republican Convention FOR LanOlo County met nj
Hyde Park to-day and was presided over by Luke J.
Poland Among tho nominations made was that OF
I-rotne T. Sl.yton of stowe for state senator rcso
lntion was adopted miOrshg Edmunds and pIedsihS
tho candidate for County senator 10 support his roeee
ton.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
MR.. GLADSTONE SUMMONED TO OSBORNE.

LONDON, July 30-lt is rumorcd that
the Queen mas summoned Mr.. Gladstone Osborne
Tomorrow " for the purpose OF holding Interview
previous 10 the exchange Of the seal Of oce Tues
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
rup SPANISH TORPEDO DESTROYER.

GLASGOW, July 29.-Ihc new Spanish Tor
-, ,,,..r Destructor was launched to-day IL - '~'u
,he +. abe to overake aud destroy the fas'''' 'r
,sro hoat heretofore anoAL
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

A MAyS BODY FOUND IN OENIRAL Ann 80. 80
The Central Park police found the oouy " 80
IN the l.LoLear now Eridge yesterday lao "A' ~ an.
,.r,od ,hotosIAphs toand IA h,s Y,rsS' Is
NIL .t one " - urteh John hten'oV Gu
ts 80 r.rt ,nre the name Braun, No. Az AAen-ss
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
FATAL DUEL BETWEEN ARMY OFFICERS.

BKrssEls, July 29.-In duel to-day at
Licge between Artillery Lieutenant Savage and Dr.
prcue an army SURGEON four bhOts were exchanged.
and with fourth fire the Lieutenant killed tho doctor
uslantly by shoe .lng him through the heart
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30

,p,suMEN nONOKING LORD Aberdeen.
n,'u,,N July 29.-The city is piacarded WIN
New-York tribune., 1886-07-30
TELEGEAPHIC NOTES.
,,rr1r nIIL AGAINST CANADA.

LIIILt bIIh AIh,NoI uNNHDn' ,.,In
In - cty Stone, on the charge of shooting 7 nlr' o.
W, lille. Ontario has been sent 10 wash
,',.,, ,, urd states undl hear
,.i,-rt.rr.d The Canadian GOyernmcnt Will DO re-
quilcd to pay the bill Of s2'luO
10 SUCCEED RANDOLPH TUCKER.
r,,,tx,nx yi-Ihc DcuOo ratio convention Oi the
Kin i-ffct mot here 10 day Aftcr ten ballots James Bum
-',iI., IT, VA, nominated for Congress MI Tucker mo-"
represents the dlntilcI
ro MAKE UP A DEFALCATION.
urApFIrnA July ~ tSgreial The Board of mAhafris
,u,rrfr,, I,4utlat Publication HOCey agfr-d utlH
attuoDu out oi lhriI fis"hhl luhuS "' io u"
49,. .,, civ caused by rlorson dcfaIaa4iOn.
EIOrING WITH A YOUNG HEBREW.
,.,,..'.t,,tF IN Nrllo Gssfdwin. sixteen.
49,. Rev u Good sin pastor ~ tho tePtcnaIy
t,J-,u,AI church, clipped Last night with Meier
-, clothler Of tnis pA, and wHs married
UKNNFPIN CANAL OK NOIllINd. 49,,
,.,,,.,o I,y ~ The following dispatch signed by INC
~, ttd.rt al Boud OF ttl" AMI otl'i plph
@ t,,n s,, sent to-day I" ~cust"fs tnion "lls"n .u
H'Ht l,laf ui the Board ot ifad" til ING
l,1ro Ia insist ol io Hruh'P4h ANA
Aueu,uout VI deitat lac I-' eI a.IA AAE DOi SiA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-23
CHEN EY.

February 20, 's6.
To the Editor OF the Daily Eagle.
We are enjoyin G magnificent
weather now, and business revived
considerable. During tast week
seven cars of grain were shipped,
which is pretty good showing. Mr..
Fletcher, from Wichita, shipped eight
cars of fat cattle, which ne has been
feeding OH his farm near Cheney, to
St. Louis to-day.
Supt. Hill came out here last
Thursday in one of his new coaches.
The lecture of Rev. Sanderson was
very interesting and well attended.
Mrs. Orth has been canvassing this
town selling siiverware, which she is
not afraid to have subjected to q test.
She enjoyed a fair patronage here and
will, we understand, 60 to Wichita,
where we trust she will make good
sales.
Mr.. Amos Tucker has been unable
to leave his house for several days
now ON account of a severe cold set.
Ting on his lungs. His baby boy il
also very sick, but is now out of dan.
g~r.
Mrs. Howard, of Quincy, ILL.,, is here
visiting Mr. aud Mrs. Tyler.
Mr.. III. Lawton is here assisting Mr.
Lutes to convert several tons oil
broom CO, II into brOOms. Mr.. l. is
an expert maker.
This morning a mad dog was seer
in town which succeeded in biting
many of the numerous ours. Mr.
Servers killed the mad dog with well
aimed shot from his rifle, and the city
marshal proceeded forthwith to kill of
all dogs which had been bitten. Ii i,
benefit that we get rid of some Oi
the worthless animals, ana we ar,
sure that couple dozen more can bt
spared.
In consequence OF our last article il
Fridays issue, Judge Coffee called OF
US this morning and demanded cor
rectiOn of the statement made therein
for he said that our informant had
misrepresented the whole matter in
every point, that the sums amounted
to over fOrty-,wo dollars. and that be
can prove by his dockeis that the court
was conducted properly. While the
Judge is convinced that il was moi
W itten TO injnre him &c still feels in.
jured by it, aud as We thus unknow-
ingly have committed such wrong
we embrace the opportunity 10 right
il. FARMER JOHN.