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Railway Weather Service.

CHIcaGo. nov. 26.-A speC!a! 10 the
Time, from Omaha says the Union Pacific
has completed arrang emerts TO establish q
weather service over il entire system sim
liar to that In use By the federal govern
mcnt. There are 10 be thirly-two stations,
nine will be first class stations. equipped
with Il full st # observing Instruments;
there viii be nine second class stations,
two observations viii be made each day, 81
q. II. and p. II. and reported 70 head
quarters al Omaha. trains viii be equipped
and operated according 10 the weather r.
ports. which viii greatly aid safe shipment
IF live stock and perishable goods. The
officers 10 be put in charge IF The Union
Pacific weather system Is Lieut. Joseph r
Powell. Of the government signal service.
HIS salary Is 30 be paid bv the government
and all other expenses viii * borne ~ the
railroad service This j. the tr.. at,ealI,'
Al Railway meteorological service and slil
probably IL generally adopted The chi
/ cage and Northwestern. and the Central
Paci6c have been invited 70 c0-opera:e vita
the Union Pacific 50 as 70 make thorough
railway weather service between san FRAN
/ cisco and Chicago.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
ADDITIONAL TELEGRAPH
OVER THE OCEAN.
Ireland.

! DUBLIN. Nov. 26.-The Irish Times.
| Conservative, says the government has re
solved to promptly suppress all anti-rent,
illegal combinations, to curtail license of
the press, forcibly suppress intimidating.
enforce the law governing processes for
! the collection of debts and arrest certain
prominent agitators of the anti-rent policy.
| Sir Michael Hicks-Beach, chief secretary
for Ireland. has been busily engaged. all
day at Dublin Castle comforting with the
| legal and military authorities.
| The city is agitated by rumors OF the
widest character relating TO the govern
ment's intentions.
The nationalist have decided to hold
meetings in different parts Of Sleigo, Gal
way and I'ipperary, in order to evade the
government probition. The Dublin Tel
egraph SAYS that orders have been sent 10
Athlone to keep 100 cavalry and 200 in
fantry in readiness for duty. tits rumored
that the object is to arrest the trustees APP
pointed under the United Ireland to
| whose charges the rents Of local tenants
have been committed.
/ Mr.. inc. Dillon has been summoned to
appear III court on Tuesday next, the
charges against him being that his language
at the meetsng held at Longford on the
| 18th inst. led to an assault on the bailitT and
resistance TO the execution of DEGREES: that
at the Munro meeting on Monday last he
made speech calculated 10 intimidate
! The affidavits on which the summons were
issued was lodged by police inspectors and
| the stenographer who were present at the
meetings referred 20.
The proclamation calls upon Dillon TO
! = l.. Ef.fts
default Of y ilich he will be committed to
Jail Mcss1> Dillon an9 O'Brien are at
! tending meetings OF Lor.! Dillon tonight.
They urged the tenants 10 firmly resist all
attempts TO compel them to pay unjust
rent. Mr.. Dillon has arranged - speak III
other meetings and il IS expected that be
will continue all his engagements before ne
returns to Dublin. On his return he VIII
probably give bail for trial and thus com
pei the government TO prove the l!leEality
Of his action at the Longtord and hurro
meetia%. The government has ordered ali
the taycEns in Sligo to be closed ON Sun
|! day
The government has proclaimed the Ma
ti0nal League meeting called to assemble at
Sligo THIS action coupled with the pros
ecution of John Dillon is causing the most
intense excitement throughout Ireland
The National League meeting was pro
hibited because the magiStracy believed
that il was intended to intimidate jurors AT
the coming assizes The military IS called
upon to dispcrse all gatherings. The Ma
| tionalists are excited over this state Of
affairs and say they will give q banquet To
Mr.. Dillon and other speakers in leu of
holding meeting. 1t is rumorcd that the
| United ireland has been warned.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
lansas City Grain and Provisions.

Kansas CITY, November 20
Flour-Car lots, Xxx. -; Xxx SjSs5; iari!y 81 lsss
81 TX choice 81 S5QgS. l.; fancy, s. Ssi s.; extra
fancy. 81 GtGtsi e.; patent, 81 20 80 10 -, :, 49,.
WneaL--Keceipts, 1909. shipIoeat. l2.N N stetsA
St,s: dull; No red, cash, rs Dld; DsceinosF ~
bid: January, ti+e bin: May. is bid. -
t'orn-keceipuS 500; shipments, 2ev; IL store
$3.50; stronger No cash,3.} bdDscsSlbeF sla otd
January $}1.: May, 5h}5
tyaIs.-No. casu. . ASKED
Ryc-No. cash 3 bid.
E.,f-s. butter and hay unchanged
Pr0yiStons-ROund lots su-a cured Rams iuiosctT
n lrie beef 10: dry salt clear rio sides, - a. ionl
clear s. 80 shoulders. 81 .; short clear. 90 70
ro. ed clear rib sides So 81 long clear, - % :houl
ders s. y: short clear, 81 -,
Mess Pork-s9 ~.
Lard.-ChoCe ticrce, s. o..
Mil Stuf.-euiet-
Corn Heal.-Green. -: dried. y"
Cbop-Yellow, *; bulk. -
ship stnff Sacked. 1851.
Hay.-Steady; small bsled S so large 8 u
Flax Seed-S2t-s5. -
Bnlter-steady; creamery fancy, Is; good. 81 fine
dairy. l5a;iS. 80, - ,..-s,.
1872: Kansas. 6gs1.
Tallow.-No. !. 3isc2;Ill; 30 ,, J.
Iides-pry Aint No. :. b. NO :. 10; bull ana Sta-;
:: try salt 40 10; No. ? :; green salt 70. No
bull and SJE-;, 6; green incurred 5&214; caf' s@s
sheep ptIrs dTy, 9s.ii. 49,
Broom Co-I-Short, S4>s: green harl, ;; sell WORK
NJ. - Z - long coarse, Stls' CROOKED l~4Ss-7s-
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Ceaseiess Strife.

CHICAGO. Nov 26-At todays session
of the San Francisco Passenger association
the proposed new agreement was discussed
at length The result was the appointment
OF committee consisting of NeSsrs.
Stubs, Hurtbert, AcCabe. White and
Daniels to confer with absent representa-
tives Of interested lines with the view OF
obtaining a vote upon the propositions sub
nitted. 1t WAS decided tia, the agree
ulent of October IS, adopted at the San
Francisco meeting. should h continued
in force until December o. pending consid-
Grafton Of the proposed agreement. The
meeting will be III session again tomorrow.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
FOR SALE.

NOR SAILED Joining city on the north; Dig
= = 20, a Georce ia Main st. est
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
1ai19@ gaole

Advertisements in this column Will be charged for
b. rae OF Five Gents per line per week No ad-
,.,i-4nlents taken for less than - cents and will
.,..r Inserted until paid for.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
RnsSa Relocated.

New YORK, Nov. a6,-At a general
convention OF the .Feninian Brotherhood
held in this city on Tuesday and WedneS.
day of this week all official connection OF
O'Donovan Rosa with the Brotherhood
was dissolved. The government of the
order was thoroughly reorganized. There
are various ramarS a 10 the causes OF hes
sa's RELOCATION to individuality II Irish
matters, but the facts are closely guarded
bY those who know them.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Will Take No Action.

Ell PAso. Texas. Nov. 25.-Consul
Brigham received yesterday communica-
ton from Washington saying that onr gov
ernmcn. would take DO action in the case
of Rivera. murdered at TreSjacales. Mex.
twenty miles below here. July l.. The
ground for refusal i that Rivera appears
not to have been an American citizen. He
was born in Mexico, had lived two years
in Mexico bat hai never declared his IN
tentiOn T. become citizen.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Schooner Ashore.

Elk RAPIDs. Itch. Nov. e6.-The
schooner Metropo!-, loaded with lumber
and iron for Chico %. went ashore three
miles southeast Of old Mission light in a
binding snow storm at this morning. \
tug and steam pump have been telegraphed
for. Grew safe
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
-. Louis Grain and Provisions.

FIou--Quiet; stes;v s7d unchanged.
Whe.t- Active and higher, -r-G, cash s51S
Dece-rhe-. - ass. closing 90; January
- e75i.. c. s:a< 75S; &sy, - d @Si's closing,
fGE%a.. -.
Cg-r-DCll srd easy; No. 2uixel cash. "A Z.
December. "A hi !; JanGSry So; Nay, 50
Ca:--puli anC easy: eHs5, ri G-c's; He-
caluoer. ~; May. SokE$9
I've Stes,fv ~ u Did
Ra~lev-U pCt&aEeI.
LraE-puI ami E1MinGliT ve.EeE - - te
e. KID ror s3l grades.
t,ulte--Firr-; creamery, 235-.; dairy itsz-'
FEzs-Si-m 81 lHsgl1As
= hickey steady 81 81 is
P-avisi0ns-ictive and stronger
Prrk-H.Sher: GS-i
Is-i-FtrT1i "a 81 SsGS5 -
lec-iuts-Fivur. soc. "a hest. = co; com
s. go; oats - o03: - 90; bsvi~y. t5.pn-
>hinrueut--EIcur. $50; whest. Css; c0rn ,
5 90, cas-, u GU. -Ee, s.tl0; barley. $50
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 26.-The reports which
were circulated this evening that the bill
liard match between Schaelfcr and StollaFd
would be postponed on account OF th(
death Of SChaetTcr's step-father today are
officially denied tonight The betting here
is very Slow and is about ten to eight III
favor of Schaetler
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
FOR RENT.

nor RENTIcne large window and twenty Zee.
Il front on side OF room IN FIST class store on
Main street suitable for tewery store or ilrst GAS
MAJ, s,,,,a, 20 ~ S-G=
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
FOR TRADE.

NOR TpApE-A hr.iliic,c and nice stoek # general
L merchandise doing good business; viii trade
Tor land Foster = sutherland real estate and loans
Goddard. Hans. 9ot-
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Cnck-a-DOOiIe-Ho.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-Thc American
Poultry association VIII hold It's annual ex-
hibition in this city at tie Exposition build
ing from December 18th 10 22nd- In con
nection with the association meeting the
Mississippi Valley Poultry club will hold ITS
annual exhibition. and besides the regular
prizes there will he offered by local mer-
chants special awards.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Express Robbers Nipped.

GALVESTON, Nov. ga special to the
News from San Antonio says: y report
has reached here of an attempt to rob an
express car on the Missouri Pacific rail
road Last night while the train was stand
ing at small station two men entered the
car. but were arrested by the conductor
and messenger
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
England.

LONDON, Nov. 26.-iIeliablc advices
from ZANZIBAR say that rupture between
the French and the Hovas g Imminent.
The queen Of Madagascar has instructed
General Willoughby, her chief comman-
der, to brook no further aggression h the
French resident II is runorcd that Gen
eral Willoughby has sent strons cotest
10 premier DeFreycinct.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
se,ator Ni,cbe,l,s Successor

PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov. 26.-The Repuh-
lican members Of the state legislature from
the counties Of Butler, Beaver, Lawrence.
Westmorcland, Washington. Indiana and
Armstrong met here this afternoon aud en-
dorsed Hon Matthew :. Gray for United
States senator. 10 succeed Seuator Mitchell.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
IT. louis Live Stock.

ST. Louis. November =
CattEe-Recclpts $50 shipments so; chocr "a .i'e
steers SsJ4 =; fair 70 EUoG -Appng stee-t .sH-
- butchers steers fair Ia cnnice ssi u; feeders
fair t. good sos Il; Texas and Indians common
e. t1'- res -.
T.css-2eeeip-= tSFs, shipments 10 chelo" heavy
tr cfcrs selections SEA ~ packers talr I" fas
.--5 40. zorkers .uetiam to choice 9S5 = pig
common II good ~ O..
shaeu-Eac4ipts ~. sAip-rEt. 20 s2r2'.l'a 70
---tU.a = 49, -
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

New YORK, Nov 2G-Bu>iness failures
for the last seven days throughout tho
country number for the United States lS9,
for Canada p; total 216 compared with
PIP last week and 2l3 the week previous
IN Inst
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Ch,caro Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, November IS.
There vas only fair amount OF t-adin: In wheat
today and no new features were developed The re
ce!pts were fairly la-geand shDme nts light except
Duluth which point reported $4,000 bushels shipped
The market opened = lower declined :. apdtioh2i'
rallied "a and closed dull = under Wednesday
The corn market was fairly active and TT1ner or
lizht receipts and rather strong demand from
shorts" The market opened easy and Z lower,
rallied T. but eased OF and closed Is higher than
Wednesday.
The trading in oatf was light bns the tone ot the
market was firm and prices closed i hisheL
Cssh quotations were IS follows:
No spring wheat -
No , red GssiIs
No corn X{641Si
No oats 26sl.
No rye SO.
No ? BARLEY a
Prime timothy i.3
Mess pork sUSSy. 's}1
Lard G2la.
Sba leading futures RANGED IS follows:
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

PARIS, Nov. 26.-The chamber Of depu-
ties by a vote Of 474 against 800 today de
Quoted 1925, 600 from the estimate for the
judicial and criminal expenditures despite
the opposition Of the government.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
I-nn-cs CITY Live stock.

EtN.As CITY, NovenDer =.
C-.-ro- E.rc:I.s % shipments active
c tl,.hu'c. - ~ = 81: common to medium. . 81
= - -r.,-sor- & - g -; feeding steers 8 Sss
8 s., cows, a = - t5G1ss range Sees[>' = 90
Hos. - Receipts. -f<5. sh'pneEss, o.o: steady
good 20 .a0iee 8 $685. 81 common 70 fAe7iiCi -
Snee1.-geec,rts. 800. shipments. none; steady
good Il ,,.s-e = g.Es5 - common TO Mot-,'T1
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
NJ futures ranged IS follows.
Cncred Ranged
Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. November &c.

The Drovers Journal reports cattle receipts 6so;
shipments 4.l; shipping steers 25G3 IS; stncxeIs
and feeders 2lS3 +J cows, bulls ana nii1sd o"ss@ 20
hulk tjp.9 IS; through Tex ,5CSS 60
ToCs-R Receipts s5UH shipments ll,ttp rough ana
mixed SISlE3 X; packing and shipping it%a4 W.
light S0Il3 50: skips >A.3 ~. - a..
Sheep Receipts 300. shipments 90; native ~
a COZ western 90. -: lambs . 500 W.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
A Bark and Crew Lost.

PANAMA. Nov. 26-Thc loss Of the bark
Sarah Anderson while on voyage from
CoquaTnbo for England has been confirmed
By adviccs received nj Valparaiso. The
captain. his wife and crew were all lost.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
WANTED.

VTTANTED-By ] Z. Colt s. Son. one hundred ran
- w road iabortrs to work in rock cut on D. ~ & a
construction. twenty five miles east OF Winheld,
81 Is Der day for first class workmen; all winte-
work J Ri Colt a Son. Cedarvale, Kan S-lEt
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
The Phelps Obseauies.

ST. LOUIS. Nor. 2G.-The funeral ser
vices over the remains Of cx-Goy. John ;.
Phelp, were held this afternoon al O'Clock
at the Christian church. The intcEmen'
will take place at Springfield, No. tomor-
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YoRE. November &C.
Money OF cali quiet e. n per cent, closing at
asked,
Prime rnsrcantile paper 4s5.
Sterling exchange duh and unchanged: actual rates
q ~ for 6lday bills and .S411 for demand.
Government bonds dull and steady.
State bonds quiet and firm
The stock marke. was more active and attended
with con siderable mere exciterret than WedRes
day although the interests in the speculation was
almost 1oonopolized qy some naif dozed stocks the
remainder being quiet and many case, even dull.
while the fluctuations, though somewhat feverish
were usually narrow.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Bulgaria.

SOFIA. Nov. 26.-The German Consul
here has notified the Bulgarian governmcn;
that the German flag at present covers all
persons entitled to Russian protection n
Rulcqria
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

VIZ ANTEp-A furnished room for gentleman
w east of Main and north of Douglas. Aciress.
stating terms. W. Eagle Office.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

VUANTED-k girl to do general houseTork small
w family Call at once. pa Il EmpOria- ?otT
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
D{fculties Adiusted.

CINcIsSATI. Nov. 2G.-The 900 coop
crs who recently struck for higher wages
have adjusted their difficulties with The
manufacturers. and are now AZ work.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

New YORK Grain and Provisions.
NEW YORK. November 2s.
Wheat-rlrrner ungraded red, sl1Eess; No. ? red,
sJ elevator, sol. ~; aioat. NO rec november
81. December, s5@sGt>s7x- 49, -,
Corr-U ngraded. 46I54es.; No = 4t7; elevator AN;
afoat No = December. 46-s' G4l3a-
0sts-Nixed western, - GO; white do. Ssa>il.
Butte:-FirIn at l2tgS.
Cheese-Western fat, ilGls}!
Eggs-WeStern, eiSL45.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
New York Live Stock.

NEW YORK. November &c.
Raeyes-Receipts $50; very Gun ana "eak'
SheepNReceipts, I.u3): shade higher; sheep s. 60
CSf So lambs. 81 t,ttS' TO- 1905,
Hocs-Receipts. 1890; corn Fed hogs. s! loasl 80
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Or. WILLIAM Hall
q Eau 2 Bennett.

q la = LI-.lts--
Gives s2ecsal attention u Diseases u women blood
AMI SKIN Diseases and al troubles Of The Urinary
or-ars speedily cured IN b5th sezes. C1Gcs over
Hoodrlars Bs1k. North Main street. Consultation
day or hight FzEz- .s.sad DIS Han 8 zer2st.'s card
II tbs 9sper9 t<lc
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

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Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

MOE RENT-A new three story brick hotel. lust
L cofnrIetpi containing forty TWO sleeping rooms
Town T. booming wiki three railroads sHd tie Eosk
Island lust building. Location. Mcpherson. ha-.
VIII also sell my b-lck yard ard m2ch:Evry. =. r
M'CToy-n. Mcpherson. Kan. S6J
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

German druggist for partner:
w Enquire al 49, Main 81 -"
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
FOR SALE.

v-OR SALE-Oae third interest in the best pay ing
L business in the city; sales S4S0 per mehth terms
= s, cash or baukable notes; none hut responslDi
Harties need apply; reasons for selling sickness Al
20 80 ~ Tr,,'rs II 10 t-srla Office 9-l2t$
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

y-OR SALE-IG lots in Attlca FOX sale or trade for
4 Wichita properly. - acres on east Douglas on
market for few days. - acres on east "ltrti
ri n hargain ~ acres on Frisco ave az bargain.
~ acres blocks east Of Hillside. acre block east
OF Hillside lots in Park Place. line brick resi-
deTce on north Lawrence. Gail on Allen Graham x
f,rs- Al ..1sr r1Ii-las 100 1T
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
BARGAINS in Real Estate.

1na sE-lculturzl and stock fa-Tr. three and one
Nlf r,.ilsS from city. about - sc--- bCSe. guar
~ section fccce Tor pa5u-es p-e5 u water AID Is
small house.
Al-o 81 iots IN CITY finely to>a'ed ard IN goo
ne shbo-hoCd. Spa terms 10 those Wishing 70
F make homes
Also suburban rzorerr-. Fcr fuT-he- particulars
see CHRIS T. Pssr,s, aSs1. ~ s. tireisESr5s- -
c!ty cr5cp. IT
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

INOR RENT-Houss near business corner os eth
II and Waterman; i've rooms. i've closets, warm
cellar and good VIII rent uEfurnl>heC
rooms TO reliable parties. Inquire - 81 South
Lawrence. 5Sl-
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

TCR SALE-A fine breeding jack, Tor the sum or
4 sll. INQUIRE or write to Pink Fouts- snu
nor SArr-Cood residence and business property
L In town az Cleo; water also a good farm rear
county seat II Comanche county VIII trade Tor " iCh
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

ofnce snd yards on Market str-c, between Do.slss
avenue and FIRST stry~,
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Lo.R Register.

PHILADELPHIA July =. 1855.
Wichita EAGLE. Wichita Kansas
lIentle-nen:-We have seen Gre O. your
Mortgage Loan Registers a. the oiiice OF The
Philadelphia Mortgage and Trust Co, this
city, and shall be obliged If you VII send this
coTnpany one similar II al respects - your
earliest convenience, and remain
Respectfully yours,
THEODORE FROTEISSHAN.
Gto-lf Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

: snii any Of II on small payment down; balance in
three or I'VE years. All Of ii i in town and IN no
Iors [,-irt.a - room house and lot, Water St
north: 5 room house and one lot, Water St north
hons. and one los Market street north; single lots
north Market street 30 IT front each lots No a. g.
flf ~; 20 2S 1876 I9S North Water =. each - ft
front. los No a. A. s. 81 - a. a.. - -, ~, So 10
Wichita ST. lots No -. Io, Waco ave; los No l. ana
= n front Washington ave. Deans add on corner
l1r. No and ! WABASH ave, Deans add. corner;
lots No H. b. Is Thirteenth 81, Hovers add Lott So
, 10 and u Fourth ave, Orme * Phillips add; Iot
No - Fmporia ave. Orme & Phillips add. FOR fu4i
Information apply 10 Lew Dean or Harry stewart
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

J~OR SALE-Boardi1E horSe. VIII sell furniture
I and lease good ho.cl. leoS.' -lod t1F Two
wears Situation .n the best PIT OF v icAIe Win -
bosuisrS paying 81 20 8 pr week. henson Tor
selling sickness. Address box =, 'ch3tl, kansas
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27

U,oR RENT-Furnished rooms with ~ without
L board nj 4r2 South EmIcria ave ihree blocks
south of fremont hotel. g5J"
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
Notice TO Builders.

All kinds Of building stone constantly or
hand Call or the Augusta Stone company
7o2 East Douglas avenue. 6ii4u
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
View YORK Grain and Provisions.

Total sales Of stocks today. +eoG5s shares.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27


NOR TRADE-oar haIr or whole interest in a rev
L f.rS; class Touring EiH ic ,7utn central ans-iS
- barrel capacity VIII Trade Tor land II well ioca
ted Foster < sutherland, land and loans, CO dG-r't
hai!S--- -
y-OE TRApE-Flrst class land near Norwich 10
L trade Tor drv 500 -, cgtel. boots and Shoes or
groceries some money. +. -. Cover 4Ia, uIo
Kan. ef'y-
NOR TEAuE-EIute.. furnished. IN valley Center
i cor }slcitta es.sECs IrC Ie-ty. or sell Tor $50
Part time TAYLOR x TAYLOR. - Main H. IL
TOE TR ADE-S-u acres. ktn-nlSn comfy; - acres
4 la cultivation wen and living @-tsr, hui3dIuS>
worth Si.,N \ good b~dy OF land. Mortgage ~
81 can be assumed. WIZ trade 1pr " .chirS prep
-rty. Inquire q Geo {. StroaE d.5.-.mo
TOR TE AUE-hta ba~Esl1-UeII improved FARM
1 for q residence property. Ec1ardt s Scott, a.
SSuta r talsery- .--;i
I-Cg IRA0E,-Il~ery stable srd the entire outfit
L z.rI business. good location: every fT.-L< D.
longing In tTEt-caSs livery stable =,tC4tte ID J31
,.tf ~ Cleveland Ohio, iii tsaie Tor A-ll e. Nes,
era I4rsas For particulars address iocE sgeN -
Wichita IAN .sL-4
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Eurnshed and unfinished rooms.
II EUnrire at room above rs " Douglas ave ~
above 90 Douglas ave. room 4. Ms y. NJ Moore.
.-lr~
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-27
kANSAS& SOUTHWESTERN
IS a Kansas Road.

AZ. i Thoroughly Identified -rf.h ~ in,e.es;s
AID tszgsr@ss ~ TIE sac - nAnszs E2s IS
p@oEis al s@gTfis 80 EEr9nE far11ties G-e-
sazlef b. Try isza y Eazts-n End %Czt1s-n
A&nsss. r1nlsng
THROUGH EXPRESS ;rEir. daily 1s:7-sss
kAaa@s CITY sd 0lsiAs, OstsEs. 1&rn*tt.
lola HaEbciGt. tEGlgts. Che--TT a., Iae3s-
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On Friday night the schooner Annie
y. Hanson IN tow of the tug John Greg
DRY, went ashore on Two River Point.
The vessel and tug are owned by Mr.. A.
E. Banks of Frankfort, Mich. They
were bound for Milwaukee but wanted
to run into Manltowoc for fuel. A snow
storm coming up and night setting in,
the Two Rivers Point light could not be
seen, and in feeling around the treacher-
Gus shore was struck. The sea ran SC
high that the tug could not take the men
off the stranded schooner and the tue
proceeded to Two Rivers to notify the
life saving crew. The tug returned to
the schooner, but when the life boat was
launched, it swamped. A patrol was
then placed on the beach and at 3 A. M,
saturday morning the crew of the Han.
son were taken off after suffering good
deal of hardships. The Gregory came
TO this place with the crew aud to get Q
steam pump and scow and returned to
rescue the stranded vessel. The cargo
Of lumber was thrown overheard and al
one O'Clock on Sunday the schooner was
released, It is the first schooner of any
size taken off that treacherous beach and
the second vessel of any kind. The
Hanson was brought to this place where
she will lie up for the winter. She is
damaged but slightly and the tug is not
at all injured. The schooner was in
command of John Cowan and the tug OF
Charles Sutherland.