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The Murder os Pus,II., ruuu,nm~s.
PROMINENT CITIZENS OF GRAND FoRks WHO san TIE
FIGHr LEavg FOR PARrs UNKNOWN

FIGHT LEayE foR PARIS UNkNowS.
CHICAGO sept 25.-A dispatch IRON Grand Forks
DaA-, says: The death OF george FullJames the
pugilist, from injuries received In a match with
Barrett has caused much uneasiness 20 those who
participated severa leading ciuzenS &c n said,
were connected with the trouble, md good many
have quit the city Tor unknown parts since full-
james died. When Barrett caught him by the
hand 10 shake IL he (BarretD dealt fuljames seve-
raj terrible blows In the temple before he released
Ills grip. IL N runored that the Intention Was 20
do up" fuillames The coroner's jury found that
the Deceased came 60 his death By a blow ron q
person unknown. Several attempts have been
made 70 steal the body, but a strong guard has
been constantly watching IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

A CONNECTICUT EDrroR KxocxRp Dovx.-A few
days ago the Morning NeWs OF Bridgeport Conn.
printed an article concerning the famiiy OF P. w.
Wren, OF the wholesale liquor 1rm OF Mcmahon Z
prietor OF the Nescs, LOUIS Carroll Prindle. on
Main street and struck him In the eye, knocking
his feet Wren had dealt Prindle four blown In the
face. Wren stands high In social circles and the
editor u well known 70 the Newspaper frnfernify
ctv1l suit win probably result
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25
Susaii-Pex at Toronto.


TORONTO, sept 25.-Two new cases OF smallpox
were reported here yesterday. Both patients were
| removed 10 the hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25
Base Dasi "a PssssAurx

PrTsBuRs. sept 2a.Aornlng game;
PiItsOurg. g...........0 o o o o o o 90
Base hits-DetroI s; Plttsourg. 3. AEron-De-
trot, 1; Pittsburg, 2 Batterfes-0ruber and Ben
nett; staley and Miller
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

NEW YORK, Sept 21-Detecttve Donovan came
on from Buffalo this morning with the necessary
papers TO secure the surrender OF Geo. LaBlancne
the Marine, who was arrested for seconding prize
night OF women near Buffalo. Donovan VIII take
his prisoner back at once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

LONDON, Sept 25.-The steamer Grecian, which
went ashore on sunday on the coast OF AYRSHIRE
while on her way from Montreal TO Glasgow, Is
sttll fast Several hundred tons OF her CARO- have
been discharged into lighgerA Two tugs have en-
deavored 70 pun her o6, but their efforts were fu-
tile.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

LONDON, sept 25.-The meeting OF the English
shareholders OF the chicago, Milwaukee, ana 81.
Paul Railroad Go. called last week was held to-
day. IL unanimously recommended that the
shareholders deposit and register their shares with
the English and American BOndholders' Associa-
ton, with the view OF enabling the Association 20
influence the election OF directors OF the company
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25
Rismarck ana the Emperor Confer.

BERLIN, sept 25.-Pnnce Bismarck and Count
HeruerI Bismarck arrived al POJsdam this morn
ing, where they held q conference with Emperor
William
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

HE Temperature Gees up % over -.
BOSTON, sept 2a-John l. sullivan was shno
worse last night In the afternoon his tempers-
ture rose as high as lo2x. Light doses OF ouinise
were administered for the rst time during his nl-
ness AT midnight ne was resting quietly. ~
father thinks there has been a deciied change tor
the worse IN his sons condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

nnuEArol1 MrNK, sept 25-Austin ID. Cotton
cashier OF the Peoples Bank, In the Loan and Ifust
Old ana came 70 Minneapolis yeaIs ago ia:f NAY.
from Franklin. Pa, where he had resided esny
uonal Bsnk. He oggaaissd ths RsoDass bAns y
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Lesser-Bex Rebbcrs tn San Francsscs.
BUSINESS nEN LOSE SMALL AMOUNTS BY rHEik

CHICAGO. sept ga dispatch from San Fran
cisco says; Many robberes OF letter boxes OF ousl-
ness rrms have been committed recently by
gang OF criminals thought TO be from Chicago
The plan II 10 watch letter carriers drop letters
Into the boxes OF large business houses then walk
up and with glaSs-cutter take the glass out OF
the frame and size the letters ChecAs and drafts
are taken. forged Inducements made and money
drawn from the banks Within a few weeks
$1,000 OF $1,000 has been drawn from local banks
on forged checks stolen In this way. The police
thus far have no clue 10 the criminals, who are
evidently experts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

LoUIsvuLk. ky., sept. 25.-Peter CIDER was shot
ana killed by Wm- stevens at Petersv1ile, near
Fleming county, Last night The killing grew out
OF = controversy about q woman. Hot words we're
exchanged, after which Cider returned home and
Was followed BY stevens After staying has yictun.
stevens robbed him OF Ss9l and q pistol NO arrest
has boen made.
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The Th,besmus Dessasea.

FoUR HUNDRED OF THEN KILLED on WOUNDED ~
TBE BRITISH AT yELAPHA PAsk
CAIcurrA Sept ga force under Col Graham
has Totally defeated the 1hiOetans Al Jelapha
Pass capturing their camp -Four hundred Thlo-
etans were killed or wounded COL bromhead lost
MS richl arm and niue sepoys were wounded COL
Graham Is advancing into Thibetan territory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

PKRsoNAI--Deputy Third Auditor william H.
Welsh, who has been absent Tor several weeks,
will resume his Official duties on the lst Of the
month.-Chevalier Won Tavera, the Austrian
minister; Baron ROsen, Russian charge d'affaires;
Justice Bradley, Of the supreme Court, and Rep
resentative Norwood were In New York last night
Hamersy OF Philadelphia, Jos. w. Allen OF Nash.
Vile, Tenn, Chas c. Baer OF Pittsburg, J. B.
Hawes OF London, and j. j. McGratt or Chicago
England, Geo. =. Wagner Of Pittsburg, and R b.
Thayer OF Boston are at the St James.-Gen F.
Metcalf OF Elyria O., MAJ j. w. Showalter OF Ere.
mont, Neb, g. A. x. Morris OF Central America
Capt. McNally, and Lieut. J. II. Hemphiu are at
the Hamilton.
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Ow1se 10 Tar RrMaRKABLE Success


PALACE KING,
g. Our Furnace trade this year has nearly doubled
SAiI lest cUEstructed. easiest man42ed: widest repu-
uon. BEST shape. largest result with smallest
CONSUMPTION. most substantial and
quickest heater.
HAAWAkD HUTCHINSON
Ala 9th St
our customers reminded that by placing their
IsSts lor annual repairs OF FURNACES, LATkOBES.
esaNol-S &c, AZ this time many vexations may be
avoided and much money saved.
HAYWARD 4 HUTCHINSON,
424 9th ST.,
Assnts for Butchers Boston Hard Wax much used for
to-lsnlhs noors au30-3n,1p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

Mra. Amelie Rtves- -chanleE, IN IN Interview in
New York sayS she VIII 20 % Para and study
drawing ana painting 90 - - - anoe 70 nAuo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

AN ALLEGED CoUNTERFITTRR AND LEGENDARY
ARREsTED.-The Treasury Department has been
Informed that Secret Service Agent LOBBY arrested
oliver BohannOn at New orleans yesterday for
passing counterfeit silver money, and that $215
hannon has been under suspicion, and Agent
LOBBY reports that he has evidence that BOhannOn
burned his house for the purpose OF using the in
surance, amounting TO $500, for the purpose Of q
travelling boat to be fitted up for the manufacture
of counterfeit coin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

ARMY ORDERs-CoL Alfred l. Hough, Ninth Inf.
(promoted from lieutenant-colonel Sixteenth Inf),
relieved from further duty in the Department OF
the Platte, and upon the expiration OF his present
leave OF absence, ordered TO join his regiment at
Whipple barracks, AriZ First Lieut.. II. NJ. Chit
tenden, Engineer Corps relieved from duty at the
headquarters Department OF the Platte and Or
dered 10 duty under the Mississippi River COmmis-
sion. second Lieut. JnO. Z. HaineS. Fifth Cav,
transferred from Troop ID to Troop NJ. Asst. Surg.
Ezra Woodruff granted six months sick leave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

During the twenty -four hours ending at O'Clock
this afternoon deaths were reported TO the health
Office as follows: Geo. B. German, white, days:
JnO: Jet. white, years: Mary simpson, white, 4
Crouder, white, months; MlchaelJ. Nash, white
4 years; Marian Williams, colored, days; NARY
ore Sears Annie coors 81
jas. Nail0r, coored, % years: X. Stewart c0l0red
days; Jno. Queen, colored, ~ years; Chas T.
Thomas, colored, IS years.
A DARK CLOUD HANGING OVER THE CAsk-Louis
Frazier, colored whltewasher, arrested by In
spectOr Block and Oticer Howell, was placed In
trial In the Police Court this morning charged
with stealing gold watch and chain rrom MrS
It was shown Dy the prosecution thar the defsaS.
ant called at the house OF Mrs Whiting yester-
day morning, and shortly after he lett the house
recovered the watch in q Pawnsh0p, and Frazier
was afterward arrested The pawnbroker iden-
tiied the prisoner as the man who pawned
admitted that he was at Mrs W6irine's
house, and said that Mrs Whiting ana
the colored woman treated to beer, and
Moss, In arguing the case for the pr1sOner con.
the case and he thought the defendant ssoSIS S Se
acquitted The judge said that there was a darS
cloud hanging over the case, and that was The
he was sentenced 70 six months In 1ail
HIGHwAY RoRBERrEs, BuRGLARJEs, &c.-charies
Blum, OF the Q. s. marines reports that on the
18Th inst: between and 10 O'Clock at night, he
was knocked down at Sd street and Pennsylvania
avenue and robbed OF q silver watch.-Barbara
Scroggins. I'll North Capitol street. reports q
pOcketoook and &535 stolen from her pocket on the
ISth insI@John K Simonds reports stolen from
DIS person on the night OF the 22d inst, on Penn
syivania avenue and 18th street northwest, .
rrlnce Albert coat and vest valued at Sl0.-John
~, Mens, OF Sl2 l4th street northeast reports that
MS silver watch was stolen on Saturday night
tas|-Dr Marm1on, OF HOS street reports =
pox OF water-colors, valued at Sea stolen yester-
oay.@Wm. Hughea OF ZIG g street. reports
stolen from his house yesterday morning q suit Of
clothes valued at Sl0.-R b Fox, 0f 208 lsS street
soutneae repoFts stolen for his yard on the night
OF tne "a inst. three chickens valued at el.-
FRANK Noite, OF III 6th street southeast reports
that the money drawer OF his baS-room was robbed
0i $3.50 yesterday.-Mn Annie Philpott OF
Linden and Prospect streets, West Warrington, N
ports that about O'Clock on the 20th Inst, while
passing along 14th street. Ct the roeo leading %
the Monument, she was approached py coaofeo
man, who By force took her oatchel containing
money ana apectaclM-JaWeo h. LEONARD, q
$40 18th street. reports that pair q trouDe1 WAo
stolen from hts room about II O'Clock ye1teroay.
Mrs. Amelis Rives-chsnler. n sa interview in
New York, sayB she win 20 % far1s and study
drawing ana painting % - - - aooe 20 0auD-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

JUSTICE MATTHEWS IMPROvING.-Justice Stanley
Matthews, who is Ill at his nome, No. 1900 street
northwest with catarrhal diarrhea, is improving
The Illness Is not regarded as dangerous, and at
the Justices house this morning 1t was said that he
was considerably better.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

PAGES AND 4 oH HTO-DAY's STAR CONTAIN: Base
Ball Games; Canoe Races; Shooting with Cross
bows; The Scheutzenfest; The Banquet to Chief
Justice Fuller; Poison in Tea; something about
Miss Zeraga; Telegraphic News &C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

1BLEGKAPH.-
The Interstate Commerce Commission has re-
ceived the first application for proceedings against
the Pacific railroads under the act to require their
roads to perform the obligations imposed upon
them by law In respect TO telegraph service, and
to make proper connections with such telegraph
companies as may desire IL. This application is
from the Postal Telegraph Cable Co., which has
lineSeXtending from the Atlantic seabOard through
out the Northern states to st. Paul, Minneapolis,
Duluth, Omaha and Kansas City, and which, also,
over the telegraph lines OF the Canadian Pacific,
has connection with the Pacific coast The CON-
pany complains that IL Is unable to afford to its
patrons the means OF reaching numerous import
ant points between the Missouri River and the
Pacific, and 1t asks OF the commission that 1t
make proper order giving II means OF connection
over the American Pacific roads which are now
giving exclusive privileges to the Western Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

NEW BRITISH MINISTER PROBABLK.-A rumor is
current in London that Sir r. D. MOrier, the British
ambassador at St. Petersburg, has been appointed
ambassador to the Austrian court, and that he
Will be succeeded at st. Petersburg by Sir Lionel
Sackvtlle West, now British minister at Washing
SON. Minister West Is now at Len0x, Mass. One
OF the attaches OF the British legation this city
was seen this morning by STAR reporter. When
shown the dispatch from London he remarked: II
know nothing OF the matter. was very much
surprised when read the dispatch this morning. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

The BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY aggregated
81 321 400, as follows: Registered As, 100000 at
13O 100000 at 130, $4,000 at 100, 100000 at
1901. $1,000 at 13O, $4,000 at 129 ex-interest,
1000 at 100 ex-nterest 500 900 at 1296, $50 OO0
at 130 $4,000 at 1907, $} 500 at 130 eX-Interest
coupon AS $4,000 at 130, $4,000 at 13O; coupon
ANS, $4,000 at 10159; $3.50 ut 101H; registered
44'S, $3.50 at 107h; $50, 600 at 101&.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-25

THE PRESIDENT HAS SIGNED the act for the re-
lief OF ChaS l. BradweIl
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
- special meeting of the stockholders Of the
AASAC0SIfA AND POTOMAC RIVER RAILROAD
CO. will be held at the office Of the company Ana
costa TUESDAY. October 10, 1888. at 2:3O p m.
the object OF sucn meeting being to authorize the is
suance of frsmort9age bonds for the purpose Of the
company availing itself of its franchises.
H. A. GRlSWOLD, President.
4 Christi; II c. McCauley.
Jas. E HALEY. J. z williamA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
WHO is IN POSSESSION?

| The EAGLE yesterday morning mentioned
the attempt of Gardner & Bevis to get pos
session of the room at No. 106 East Doug
las avenue. The fight was kept up during
| the day, reaching its climax, however, in
the afternoon about 5 o'clock.
Unsuccessful in their first attempt to get
into the room, the Gardner brothers waited
around the entrance, and about 6
o'clock in the morning when
the doorA was opened, H. b. managed
to get within. to be shortly afterwards
joined by his brother The former was
arrested taken to the police court and re-
quired to pay s. and costs for carrying con
cealed weapons They had. however, pos
session, having large quantity of goods
piled upon the floor of the room.
The next steps made by Mr.. Lynch
was to get out an injunction restraining
them from putting their goods in the
building. Things for short time then
remained quiet. At last Fred Bently, at
torney for Mr.. Lynch, tried TO force an en-
trance through the front door; not sue
ceeding in this he went to the rear door
and when it was open managed to get
into the room. A racket then ensued; and
a sort of a free for all fight took place
which at the time it seemed might result
in bloodshed. The contestants clinched,
rolled over and over upon the floor, sweat
ing, yelling and crying for help The eye
witness Joined with principals; clubs were
drawn and terrible threats were uttered.
This fight within had attracted large
crowd without and soon the street in front
was filled with people. Constable Cone
arrived upon the scene when things were
most interesting and arreted upon a war
rant sworn out at Justice Barrett the
three shoe merchants. They were taken
before Justice Barrett and gave bond for
their appearance. A warrant was after
ward sworn out for Mr.. Lynch and hackers.
Last night the store was in possession of
Constables Cone and Weiss.
All the trouble, it appears, has grown
ont of a lease made by Lynch to Gardner &;
Bevis He gave them receipt for a
months rent but afterwari wrote revok-
Ing the lease. The Gardeners refuse TO ac-
cept a revocation Of the lease hence the
trouble.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
THE GREAT REVIVAL

The interest in the meetings at the First
Baptist church, conducted by tine eyange
list, Mr.. Hurlbutt, is daily growing. The
house was filed to its utmost capacity last
night. Chairs were brought in the aisles,
and in the vacant places around the a tar
until every inch of available space WIS oc
cupied. Mr.. Hurlbutt preached a powerful
sermon from Mark and 49, What viii
it profit a man if he gain the whole world
and lose his SOUL He contrasted tue
wealth and pleasures of this world with
the value OF the soul in manner that was
very forcibie. AT the close of the preach
ing quite number of people asked for the
prayers or the church and said they want
ed to be christians by rising in their places.
There was one thing noticeable in the
meeting last night that has been referred
TO before III these columns. That Is the
insufficiency OF the church buildings IN
Wichita to accommodate the number OF
people who attend them on special occa-
sions. 1t is now evident that the Baptist
church viii not be able TO contain the
throngs who Will want to hear Mr.. Hurl-
butt preach. And only those who go
early will be able TO get seats. Mr.. Hurl-
butt is forcible and eloquent speaker.
and nearly all who once hear him become
regular attendants at the night meetings
Mr.. Harper is still sick and not able to at
tend the meetings.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
TIE church was well filed last night to
hear DR.. Hobbies The devotional eNer-
cises preceding the sermon were very
heartily engaged in by all. The sermon
was an able and eloquent presentation of
''The Christians Hope" The Dr. illus
trated the power of hope to save in the
spiritual realm By its power TO save in the
business affairs of life. a very happy
reference was here made to the hopeful
ness that characterized the western peo-
Pile. He said that this state would have
been given over TO the grasshoppers but
for the hopefulness of the people. The
same hopefulness has brought us to this
good hour and given us the blessings of
the present. The apostle says ''we are
saved by hope" The christian religion
reveals bright future. He (the speaker
showed the condition of those who were
without this hope The heather CROPPING
in darkness is a sad picture. The sustain
ing power of the true religion was forcibly
presented. There was a deep impression
made upon all These services will con-
tinue throughout the week, every evening
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
ATTENTION, REPUBLICANS.

The Republicans Of this city are ear
nestly requested to register and refrain
from committing themselves to independ-
ent or Democratic candidates for council
men, as it has been determined to take
steps at once TO put Republican candidates
out for each ward upon a definite munich
pal policy. 1t is apparent that this step
will give us better interest and better
coancilmen in any event than the present
careless disinterested attitude Of the peo-
pie upon one of the most important cleo
tions ever had in the city.
W. T.. HUTCHINSON,
Chairman Republican Central CONT.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
THElNQUEST.

The inquest as tho the cause OF the death
Of Hattie Myers consumed much of the
day yesterday al Justice Barrett. His
honor, in the absence of Mr.. Percy, who
was investigating the Hamilton affair in
township, acted as coroner. A number of
witnesses were examined, many Of them be-
ing inmates of the Iron Clad A verdict
was reached in the afternoon but was no.
made public Enough was told. however,
OF the result of the deiiberarion OF the jury
10 show that they believed that q crime
had been committed, but by whom re
manned secre. Of tha. BODY. An effort is
being made to find the guilty party.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
EUCHRE PATTY.

Ecah successive party by the Sunfower
Euchre club seems more enjoyable than
the one just previous. Such We're the
comments of the club yesterday evening
after being entertained by Miss Dell Bay
mum. The score cards were an original
novelty, Miss Baynum having painted on
one corner Of the cards a sunfiower, and
the opposite corner a club, representing
the club name
After game was called all retired TO the
dining room where an elegant lunch was
spread, consisting of choice luxurics.
Those present were the Misses Emma
McClees, Nina Hilton, Matte Frbrique,
Lolita Dill and Lena Rossler Messrs.
c. Curtis. DR.. Gosh, Il. L. keenan,, Harry
Lesh, +. Curtis, DR.. McClees and Bruce
Priddy.
The royal prizes Were won by Miss Hill
ton, bevel-edged hand mirror. +. Curtis,
ivory paper knife. BOBBY prizes by Miss
Fabrique, bronzed potato masher. G.
Curtis, small bottle Of ketch-up.
The club will be entertained next Mon
day evening by Miss Matte Fabriaue.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Chairman Republican Central Co
PERSONAL.

f. f. Gillett came in from Kingman last
evening.
d. Langford was last evening down from
Newton.
John T. Bridwell, of the Rock Island, is
in the city.
J. w. Hamilton was down from Topeka
yesterday.
r Meek n left las evening for Fort
Smith On business.
= - Wilson arrived in the city from a
visit TO Texas yesterday.
Mrs H. q Ruggles will leave tonight
for Hot Springs, Ark.
w. A Black and Frank H Gilmore
were yesterday up from Wellington.
Geo W Moffet, editor of the Anthony
Republican, was in the city yesterday.
Sol Arkhurst and Joe Hirsh left last
evening for visit to Kansas City and St.
Louis.
Miss Title Sternberg, of Savannah, Ga,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. i. Levi, 354 North
Lawrence.
J. A. Frnk, J. B. Nipp, James w. Bull
len and Ed Il. Greer, were yesterday up
from Winfield.
A. j. Bentley and NJ. Charles were up
from kiowa to attend the festivities of the
board of trade.
A. b. Johnson, J. l.. Huey, Amos Wal
ton and j. o. Campbell, were yesterday up
. from Arkansas City.
c. a. Birdseye representing the Peoples
Insurance company, Manchester, is in the
city guest of MIR. Miller.
Chas. Holton, well known young bust
ness man, leaves this morning for St.
Joseph where he will go into besiness
f. J. Hulamski, editor Graphic and Geo.
f. Morgan. editor Gazette, Peabody, were
callers at the EAGLE Office last evening.
James w. Ross, r. T. Cunons and A NJ.
Colon were last night up from Caldwell to
attend the opening Of the board of trade
rooms
l.. A. Bigger, Fletcher Merdeth, B. NJ.
Johnson and r. w. Easley, were last night
in from Hutchinson TO attend the board of
trade festivities.
J. w. Kidney, Chicago, w. NJ. Howe,
st. Louis, \, II. Smith, Kansas City, J.
Samuels. Philadelphia, and ThOS. l..
Moore, Sherman, Tex, are at Hotel Carey.
w. p. Hill, superintendent Of the
Wichita & Western, returned last even
ing from an important railroad meeting in
the interest OF western emigration and eX-
cursionS held at Kansas City.