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Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

Money to loan in amounts Of from 800 to
500, on short time with first class security.
Address Collateral" 15-tf
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Daily eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NEW YORK, April q.
SToCKs-Active and firm. ,o- ca,+ last loan
NoNEY-On call easy at goa per CENT -1''' ~
al DO; closed offered at 3.
Prime mercantile paper DC .. .. -, "a SC for GN
Sterling exchange quet oul sIetu9 "'
day bills and 81. IS for demand -. a-o -, eb,res
- -. LIZ stncs fodaE were SWIM hnaIts.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

J'oR SAIL OR TRADE-A stock CT fresh drugs
II IN this c!.y. Address :. NJ. Eagle ofiCe.
is.-S-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

los SALE-Cheap 8 large hsy horSs, young ard
Il gentle. buggy and harness good new. Gail
I OK address 1O5s y. Fourth ave. lSs-sr
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

vy-ANTED-Furnished ROOMS with first class
w board for adults In II private family North
ern part of the city preferred. would rent fura-
shed house Add Board o box SIS. city. Su
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

The Photographer. Pictures IN all sizes and styles
he also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and
anime samples
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

TOR EXCaANGE-GOod second mortgages for
l. vacant Pr perty. Will assume a small enCur-
berance. Gail at $50 Chicago avenue, West Side.
l2,f
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE OR TRADE-s2O dry ecots and
= clothing, want clear western lsnG s<SNe 70
ferred might ssslae ssii nenmsra so sts-
tivies amt W lcaita property, north or es must =
OF cs: ciiy sissary so s and f frn.sins soos
want Ssou casa balance clear city property; St0S.
have 100 cash balance in properly. nos much "a
cum hsance: ssae general merchandise want 500
ferred; s9so restaurant. vii invoice ssas sisn 10
acres clear. miles ron Dodse CIV. 10 trade Tor
city property: i acres miles from Nertill, Mesc
sood residence lots, no ireuTasranc.. want hor-s
and buggy; 10 acres on Ninescxh. nesr Cheney to
Mo- 9E lies o UT6a 1 cs n 70 Sslsf 9Hsp
ia propsrsy ls s sro s.e, HisTsvs Pc insg.-
70 trade for Cesar p.operiy II SOP want e dis
ssD g, lssser =. No i Sor,h M.as s NsTssr
IS and Il. Wichita. Kan. 1866
Eos sAiY-cheap large bay hor>s ycunr ard
Il gentle bngSy and harness a good as new. Call
or address ,o5e y. Fourth ave lSs-sF
Ion sALE-A hcrse ard COW A good family
giving milk VII be fresh in July. Apply to c.
Humble. Es-s.
NOR SALE-A fr.t class established rental bas,
Il ness bargain For Information cal a: rtssfs.
EoR sALE-A coed improved farm s few niles
trees; every foot Siasis: ass sisan mortgage ~
PER cent per sanan. farm worth about et.lfA On
ip 10 IN. h E nessn sS s s s IS. sS On
equity In the farm. Ths offer i good fos one week
only Address =. U. B. f.arle Office. diSs-e.
C'oR SALE-At q bargain. millinery and ar,Ss
Il making establishment. all new aaa arss class
with good trade and well advertised. asa agency
for Universal Fashion Co.'S pStterEs. Located n
brick building Main ST. center OF csty. Address
lock box 10. Anthony, han. .s5-e-
TOR sALE-A Ene Chickeriug plane foA sac Or
L trade for nice family horse. AodresSE, care
carrier No. j tsi-a'
JSOR SAIL OR TRADE-A stock CT fresh drugs
Il IN this c.y. Address :. NJ. Eagle ofice.
$50
TOR SALE or TRADE-Fresh mileh cows 20 sell
Il or trade for dry y. 4. Houston, Wleata
Union Stock YARDS. Telephone gu dlSs-ss
nor SALE-Would take part IN good trade. a
II well established manufacturing and retail 5uSi-
ness: Rad health reason for selling. Address A Z.
this ofice. dI4zs-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

TOR sALE-A Gne Chfckering piano foA sac Of
Il trade FOR u nice family horse. AddressN; care
rarrler No. j. fs4-5-
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STRAYED.

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- - = sffssss- "a. sseE sros-s yS-a 81
- slszfA ils~rsl fs~krs - sstssz = 80 -
Ia SSeFe@s Sitesass.- 5acx 80 u - ssszz-s
sAz- - sSz-rA - ! = f-2rF.zk4s. AlA-s1 >.4@s..s
ia
STstS TEu-Frs-a 80 HzzAz1s Esrrsz<s Tnfs-@A
= s-a-s~ 49, 49, -. $3.50 ~ ssss-s-
Cor To -zz< vzH - ssr<se z fs1Tz1rs
80 . -sg2s = s&s res< * "a r. - - -f@s-
fSE- l. 4zasS&k. 81
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r. WEEKS & SON,
j. M. PHILLIPS, D. V, s.

Contractors and builders. Shop and Office corner
Sycamore and Chicago avenues West Wichita,
dwelling 25S Wabash avenue. &-tf.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

ITO EXCHANGE-l6O acres clear for stock of
L groceries lots y Mead for stock Of groceries.
stock of drugs for printing oce 25G land for
Wichita improved properly clear Iots in Nestou
for team horses; my ovn property; rrean bus ness
w Kerr. IA y Main, Wichita. or Augusta, Kan
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
ROGERS.

Graduate of Chicago Veterinary college. Office
sc5 Douglas ave; Telephone No. 5. Wichita, Kan
62-tI
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WANTED.

WANTED Live nergeiic men. yotl r,rsf have
w from twenty IL fifty dollars To all such we
qua -aIiee ten dollars per dar- Call from an 10
l5-os
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

SYF ANTED-A girl wants place in small family.
w Call at Wichita IL Suburban railway Office
~
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

lion SALE-A hcrse ard COW good family
IT horse, years old, VII ca q child can drive. 4
cow giving railk. VII be fresh in July. Apply to &
Humble lT-s.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

RCTTTR-ouiet and without special feature;
creamery, 2la2 5c; dairy. lj&25c.
EGGS-Steady, 2egl219c.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT--Real cheap, newly furnished or IN
Il furnished rooms, southern exposure. Demon
leo Hotel, 10 South Topeka avenue. lSe-6l
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

TOR SALE or TRApE-Fresh mich cows 20 sell
L OF trade for dry cows y. a.. Houston, Wleaita
Union stock YARDS Telephone t0 diSs-s:
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
PHYSICIANS.
E. M. CONKLTN. N. D.
REMOVED.

Drs Oldham and Graf have moved their
ONCE from NO. pa E. Douglas to No. 24 and
SD6 second floor of the Seigwick. corner Of First
and Market.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

WANTED 4 few hours worz at night by ex-
w perienced Office man; good penman. Address
c., care Box luJi, city. 1876.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

LHOR SALT Boiler am engine IN god order. 1P-
II TiEht boiler. At stewart. CsBsy 8 Co. is9n
Work.. - >. Fourth ave. Gu
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

yIANTED-BorroweTS fo- money on frsi mort
w cages on farms II vo1 want 10 renew your
old leans al low rate OF interest call on Us. Wich-
tia Banking Co. No. 10 W Douglas ave. 5etiwlstf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

WANTED-GiIl at 426 y. Emporia avenue.
w lS4 g
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

NOR RENT-Some handsome apartments 70 nice
II parties only. single or suite, furnished or
unfurnished. hot and cold baths Third Hoor
SWIVEL Walters building lh North Market. lS''-bi
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

KtIANTED-To know at once who has the cheap
w est 10 room house 10 rent in the city. Call or
address J. B., 1O2 l.. Douglas 1876
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

L'oR SALE-At a bargain. millinery and ar-ySs
Il making establishment, all new aaa arst class
with good trade and well advertised; asa agency
for Universal Fashion Co.'S patterns Located n
brick building on Main St. center OF C;ty. Address
lock box 10. Anthony, Nan. .s5-t-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

LHOR REN1-Furnished room with board in pTi-
vate family for four young gentlemen st 10
North Topeka avenue. loo-t,
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA.
American Reprint Ninth Edition. J. VI. Stoddart
Co. Publishers. Mrs L. =. Carter agent. Office iU7
Douglas ave. rooms RI and Is. Wichita, Kan Can
and examine the work send for specimen leaves.
PRIVATE LESSONS
In French, Spanish and German. Call or address
Rooms 10 and Il Biting building. from a. m. to p
m. References furnished if required,
dlll-lm. X. Il. de MCNDyELL0, Teacher.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

nor SALE-Woud take part IN good trade a
Il well established manufacturing and retail 5gSi-
ness Rad health reason for selling. address 4 Z.
this ofaoe. dIy16.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

WANTED-HouSes for rent. rooms, furnished or
w unfurnished placed on our list. Jackson s
street iiS
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

w ANTED-Ten men experienced in selling nur-
~ sery stock. address. giving particulars with
whom last engaged, etc Tyra Montgomery, lis y.
Main ST., room 3, W ichltd, Kansas. 1916 e
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

w ANTED-i00 tons OF scrap iron; highest cash
Fou--b ave T5-g
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
DR. G. G. FURLEY,
ORs TERRIIJ. r. SHIFTS

Physician and Surgeon, Office S>9 Douglas ave.
Telephone at Office No. 294. telephone at residence
No. liz Residence I2ls Market. D4-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

NOR SALE-A nrst cas- established rental bs.si-
Il ness. bargain. For Information cal a. rt.ers.
over lis North Main street I1s+
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

VTyANTFD-To loan ar lowest rates, SlaaoN on
w city and farm property Money ready any day
$ w Cooper. IS7 y. Main s. S-u
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

Physician and Surgeon. IA y Main street. tele
phone for Office No. ~ :or residence lG. DR.. Ter
rill general practice diseases OF women and chill
dren and obstetrics. Dr. Shuts, consumption,
catnrrh. all throat and chest diseases, piles rup-
lures blood, skin and chronic diseases generally.
Consultation free. U,-I
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

NNANTED--A woman capable Of doing all kinds
~ of homework st III North EmpOrsa Ave.
small family and good wages. dl53-6.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
FOR EXCHANGE.


TOR EXCHANGE-Nine choice 50-foot lots in
J. Pratt City unincum bered, for Wichita proper
ty. VIII assume light Indebtedness. Address F. g.
Norrhrop, $50 :. Topeka ave, Wichita, Kan 1856
L'oR EXCHANGED will exchange my splendid
L fruit and stock farm for improved city prop
erty clear OF incumbrances. Il has 2i0 acres room
house with GOOD barn; best orchard III the county
INQUIRE OF j. u. samson Stanton block, Maple
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

IANTED-Tot trade house and lot with lawn In
W Greenwich for Wichita property, ln9Isre a.
this otice. nt-tf
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

w ANTICIPATES Tor furnished front room with
w aicove and closet, bath; gas and eosrd; south
exposure, terms reasonable; also for two single
rooms; ret. given and required Az ". Central
ave. GLo-l
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

L>CE IRA DIVE sass rsrh>r q e@s1rss4s
II tx-Is ~ciCa ~iI t-kste to- clty SzSs-~--T
Basal No-.eozss al
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24
STORAGE

SToHAGE-s- az E's6s q Eso1s. bsHsi 80
= Aess. u "a EErs E>ogs To4 vazs - ssers.
sFsaz iAs-s % ~ sasf1 HsTs~z- Sxtn~s rs>se-ss-s
STcgA0E-Chsxs~sss az s<as .lsc- - sz.sls
- 70 sLSss a. sszls q E2Szs- Cal A. - H.
~
STDEI5E-ysr sge.~ssss gets G. =---1E.S.ys.
- asts< 90 s0Ss~s y y0e ssss sGy Eea<s - fs<s
SS-x-sS "a
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

EFTANTED-At 4S9 James street. an American
w lady wishes baby two children 10
board at reasonable rates with good care 1856
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

VNANTED-A girl for general housework $50
w \. Fourth avenue. l34-6s
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

NANTED-Sl2,OG) to $500 worth OF dry goods
w and furnishing goods al 45 cents on the dollar;
must be good gods a have the cash. Address at
once E. A. care of Eagle ofice. dlS5r6-
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

w ANTED-Part;esc can now make arrangements
w for the paSturaSe OF horses for tie season.
Spring water and shade, two miles OF city. W, r.
tirren. Ne-I
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

LOR TRADE-4 choos frvrov-1 ssrra - -
Il arfzs 81 h@ne coaa1F- nsSr s@1z-i.x CSsatF
is-%s 70 .rFts fgT 1GaErssr t-~T~1 reraEt IS ia
Eaia ssTse- cas-f
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

"ASTED-The ladies 10 know Madame DeI.von
~ las moved over Stewards drug store IS ~
Main street where she does fashiona bic dress max
ing al reasonable prices; also samples OF the r p
Robinson black stockings can be seen: they posi-
lively will nGr crCca or fade. I&s-6r
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

NIANTED-A girl a. once; must be good cook;
w liberal wages 10 competent applicant. Mrs
Geo c. Ma-tin, Al y. Waco avenue. Wichita, Kan.
dlfl &.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

IANTED-To employ an energetic young man:
w must nave snap and best OF references as 10
integrity Address ?. o. Call Box 235 Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

NNANTED-To sell or exchange a good hotel
w business. furniture and outnt complete and
doing good business Also lot of lands and town
property Will exchange either for other protertv
Tor the sake OF dol. = something, or Mailing W.T..
or inquire at City Exchange, i2s Mort Main & eeI
W lchtttt, iAtts lJU-GS
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

XEANTED-Ta place loans on long time on farms
w or business blocks or on short time or chaitel
or real estate security; rates low and prompt atten-
ton. Ashbel Welch Biting block IS-tI
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

XJANTED-Good boy to do light chores and help
Central Ave. dlsi-s.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

XXI ANTED- Competent waist hands, SOI West
w Third St. none bat experienced hands need
apply. Miss l.. Z. Breckon. di35 u
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

WANTED-Furnished room for one or two gen.
w uemen would Ike board also Terms must
be reasonable. Address Y. Eagle Office. dl3J-6.
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

TOR RENT-&unber Gls =. ToDeka ave house
II three rooms will rent af'ie 20 good party.
Inquire at 81 West Douglas avenue. G =. PHILIP
81
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

HvANTED-Borrowersf for money; we place money
w at The loves, rates on al kinds OF eha,te So
curity loans ana also on second mortgages on farms
Wichita Banking Co. No. LIS West Douglas ave
Wichita eagle., 1888-04-24

w ANTED-1 cook. dining room boys dining
w room girls, one girl to go to farm 3 girls for
city, woman TO go to Texas big wages and trans
portatlon furnished, stone mason Carpenters
= erks, booskeeper5. laborers and railroad men can
lind employment by making application for what
you desire. This is the shortest cheap. st way
10 obtain work. Those at distance can learn all
about ne labor market and how 60 obtain "A lob by
in closing ~ cents in stamps for which viii mail
You a circular Of particulars. j. K, Kenworrhy,
522 f. Douglas dISj-6t
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-26
THE STREET-RAILWAY WAR.
A Restraining Order Asked for Against the
Dudley Company by Its Opponents

The street-car war is not raging quite so heav.
lily as on yesterday. There were no hostilities
last night, and no work was done in any part Of
the city after dark. A group Of the Dudley en-
ployes rested on their picks about the corner of
Market street and tae Circle, where they had
begun work in the afternoon, until 10 o'clock
at night, expecting a company of the Citizens
men to be on hand. but they did not appear, and
accordingly the Dudley men went homo. It
is presumed that the Circle itself was
the point which the msn were watchinga
The Dudley company kept a few mon yesterday
on South Meridian, out placed most or them TO
work on Market street. between Pennsylvania
and Circle. Ii is supposed that q line around
the Circle is contemplated, against which there
is considerable protest The two companies are
still engaged in cross-accusations Manager
Sbafer, of the Citizens company, declares that
the lines which the Dudley company are putting
down are neither cable nor electric; yet their
charter provides only for q cable
line or one operated by electricity. Colonel
Holloway, of the Dudley company, denies
the statement that the Johnsons furnish the
he Is associated. He says Mr.. Hammond was
chosen secretary because his own duties as man
ager were sufficient TO keep him fully engaged.
Last night an important step was taken IN
the proceedings, the Citizens company again
appealing to the law. After supper their attor-
neys applied in the Superior Court for an order
restraining the Dudley syndicate from
laying its tracks in the center Of those
streets which are already occupied, or are being
occupied by the Citizens company's lines. A
temporary restraining order was granted. and
the case set for . hearing before the judges on
Saturday next. In view OF the above action IL
is very apparent why the Citizens company has
been so anxious to get the frst start on the pro-
posed new lines. Manager Shaffer maintains
that the nature of the situation shows that only
one company can be operated successfully In this
city and give the public the best service.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-26
The Afternoon Uproar.

It was nearly 3 o'clock before the convention
reassembled. The door-keeper was even more
guarded than he was in the morning. lest some
traitor to the cause might slip in. AS soon as
the meeting was called to order the sergeant-at-
arms announced that whenever the Chair told a
delegate TO sit down he proposed to set him
down, no matter what the result might be.
After considerable confusion a majority of the
committee on permanent organization submitted
the following report:
Permanent President-Peter II. Clark, OF Ohio.
Vicepresident--W. 7. Scott Illinois.
Sscretary--T. Thomas Fortune. New York.
Assistants Walker Brown, Pennsylvania, and r. W.
Thompson, Iowa
At the conclusion Of the reading Of the report
Thos. p. Brown. chairman of the COMMITTEES on
permanent organization. moved the adoption Of
the report. and called for the previous question.
Every man in the room was on the floor in q
moment. aud there we're Mingled cries of mo-
and yes
j. NJ. Houssr. Of Illinois. got the attention Of
the chair. and stated that ~ q member of the
committee he bad a minority report TO present
The minority concurrsd in al the report Of the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-26
STATE CHkss TOURNAMENT.
An Unusual Interest Is Shown in the Contest
to Take PLACE at Grsencastle.

The State chesA tourney, to NJ next
Tuesday at Grefncastle. promises to be the most
notable in the, chess history Of Indiana The
strongest piayefs will attend. Henry c. Brown.
the winner of vhe tourney last winter; DR.. T. F.
Leecn' the WIN er last summer at Maxinkuckee:
fAui Z. hunne, the winner at indianapolis one
year ago. 'amfs B. Mulkey, who beat Mr.. Kuhne
u year age, aihd won two and lost one with Dr..
Aeeen' rroiestsor Lewis, OF Charlottesville; j.
~ iomhnsoih. OF Alexandria, who beat Mr.
Kuhne one YEAR ago. and Enanue, MARQUIS. of
oreen'as'e' have all agreed to be present
E"a'o over, fressly Guyman and Warwick 81.
n'piey WIZ attend from this city. The
players AFs all so equally matched
'nA' luz the purpose of deciding who
snaIl reprefent this State at the coming ma
'ionai tourbament at Cincinnati is not so i'm
po.'aus asI the adoption OF rules and a plan TO
put ~ inner In the necessary form" pre-
pa.a'oly = the severe contest before him. The
otu WY oi ypisying one or two games all around
Finning the most games to be de-
as = (choice-is entirely inadequate to the
view Many prefer the plan adopted
erican Chess congress-, at which Paul
10y. I'll Tue championship-that is, each
Pa npey a match OF three games. the win
Sa. In p pair aud play another match, and
~ - ne survivor alone is left to wear the
&c Jpn won. The loosen in each contest
s;SIS - Ia this way the contest can be de.
o'ne's Prefss the usual ''all round play with
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-26
Death from Gasoline.

At the residence of John B. Rann. 500 Collage
avenue. yesterday morning. his wife and
daughter were the victims Of a gasoline-stove
explosion. 1t was the intention Of the family
to attend the Seventhstreet Church picnic at
Warsaw yesterday, and Mrs. Ham, arising
early, had lighted the gasoline preparatory to
getting breakfast. AS she applied the match to
the burner an explosion occurred, firing the
clothing of herself and DAUGHTER, who was stand
ing by. Both ran into the yard and attempted.
by the assistance of Mr.. Ham, to distinguish
the flames. Drs. Ridpath and Maxwell soon
arrived upon the scene and cared for their
wounds. Mrs. Ham was seriously but not
fatally burned about tho lower limbs. Her
daughter, Miss Inez Ham. twetny-three years
old, was fatally burned. surviving but a few
hours. Her limbs, face and body were all
tscted by the corset Mr.. Ham. in attempting
to rescue his wife and child. was deprived OF the
use Of his hands on account Of the flames
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-26

W. r. Myers, the Democratic candidate for
Lieutenant-governor, who, in accepting the
nomination, was made to eat q dish OK highly
seasoned crow, went over to Richmond. the
other day. to make a speech His transporta-
ton, according to the Richmond Item, was indi'
rectly paid for by q friend. whose l.000-mile nom
transferable ticket he used on that occasion.
The person presenting one Of these tickets Is re-
CURED to sign his name to the book, which
must correspond with that written on the cover.
the name of tho person TO whom the ticket was
issued. Myers signed q name, it is said, and
the conductor accepting that as a guarantee or
good faith. as IL met she rules concerning these
tickets, thought no more about DIS passenger
until the train reached Inc con-
ductor was talking with DINERS OF MS csuinEs
Hello. there goes Myers. who speaks bore to-
night"
myers nothing" said the conductor. "that
fellows name amt Myers"
The other insisting that 1t was. the conductor.
in order to prove that he was right, drew the
coupons from his pocket and showed tnem.
"Thst's his name" The other. however, IN
sisted that it was Myers.
sAli right said the conductor, 'if that's My
ers he'll pay fare when he goes back on my train.
or I'll know why not" Sure enough. when the
conductor took his ne1t train out. Mr.: Myers
was one Of the passengers. and, as the con-
ductor came up. pulled out the same ticket and
handed it up. The conductor put it in his peck
Ct Fare. please"
why, I just gave you my thousano-miie
ticket
"You gave me some one else's ticket Your
name 10 Myers. isn't itP
YES, -.
"Well, this ticket is in another name, and
don't belong to you"
my money paid for it, all the same"
'Stll, / shall have to take it up. You must
pay fare"
''Sposs I refuse to pay" snapped Mr. Myers,
getting hostile.
'.Ill stop the train and have you put off"
The conductor reached for the bell-rope; Mr..
Myers saw that De meant business, and paid up
Ike q little man.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-26

supposed he left for home on one of the early
trains. The remaining delegates held a caucus
at English's Hotel last night which cams near
being q repetition of the worst scenes of the aft
ernoon. The special purpose of the conference
was to determine upon some programme for to-
day. II was decided TO pass a resolution in
dorsing Clevelaud's administration and the St.
Louis platform. TIE friends OF j. Milton Turn
er were very indignant over his defeat, and
during a heated discussion of how he had
been treated. Joseph Houser, special pension
agent under the present administration aud a
friend OF Turner. let the eat on. Of the bag by
declaring it was Cleveland's wish that Turner
should be chairman OF the conveution-that
the movement should be an indepe udent one,
and that when Turner delivered the independ-
ents over to Cleveland no was to receive his re-
ward. Thomas Brown, OF Springfield.
Ill, announced that he had prepared
q set Of resolutions which he
would introduce this morning d~enouncing
Turner and Houser for saying that the conven-
ton had not followed the diciations OF Cleveland
and the Democratic national COMMITTEES. The
resolutions will precipitats another fight per
haps, as to pass them would mean q direct slap
at Cleveland and the national committee. The
caucus became SO noisy and demonstrative
that the police had to be called in to quiet II,
and in order to prevent any more personal en-
counters there was an adjournment