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~. Louis Grain and Produce.

ST LOUIS, May IL
fLOUR-Firm but Quiet
TWHEA1-opene0 siesay snd went OF C. and then
went up $50, becoming steady later; dropped &c,
clssiag aec lower No. red, cash. sc; May, Ss5<c,
closing Sc nominal: June 50! S7sc closing S>4,c:
July SSSssssasc closing at SSsc August. 6s&SSac,
dosing $40 Decem ber &c, losing .ssxc.
CoKN-Dull ana steady. Cash, sac May. closed
SHE June ssxe closed ats29<ci July, 2seSSc, clos
ipg as S<cSlc-
.pATs -stronssr; Cash. 53.SsS5ac May, Soc; June.
Slses July. esssc.
RYEvt othing doing
BARIsEY-Nomina.
HAN-Firm: prime timothy. SiSssss I. ls p-airie
fe4XlSe0
3UIfER-Firm; creamery. 2+Gsoc; dairy. lSseac
lEAD-Lower5 Common and refined, $40 asked.
EtSGS-1lc.
WEISKY-Slii.
PROVISIONS Law.
PO6h-Sl4.ss.
LARp-$5. 5Sss.Ss5s.
AFTERNOON BOARD
WHkAT-Weaks MAY, sc. nominal: June ssSsc
No; Juiy. e6sS$ssisc; Dece nber snxc asked
SoRx-Duil; May. S2ssc bid; June, 5sSsc bid:
Scc. $50 --->' ''7s>' '~-'' -
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All nottces OF Errrios1ncz. or Situations Wanted,
VIII he charged for the rat. Of ve cents per line
p week no notice for leSs than Is cents
All For Sales or other business notices viii be
charged Tor al the rate OF loeeass per line per week:
no business notice taken fos rs than % cents
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Speeding Wagon.

The Eighties, aud finest in the ctty--ria,ls
TO order in Ohio-Caffrey pattern. equal
To any brewster: never used aud will sell
cheap Call on secretary board Fl trade.
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Hammock. a. Eebi..oa q ch.a7sea'
wnafsa 7russ Ys<ssry

IL W. Douglas avenue Trunks. valises.
Sstch.ls. Pockstbcoks. Skswi snd Bag
gage straps, Lsnea Baskets. . fail lsas ~
Travelling Equipments 81 .hoIessis OF ~
TAI, The largest stock in the yws $50 80
low "a the lowest HOesyyiD BzOe
1919 Proprietor
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Kansas Pleading and Practice In CivI
Cases" with forms. by Irwin Taylor. ON
the Topeka bar, author Of Brief Digest.
ANNOTATED Code" etc Octave, 90
pages. s. net. Sent postpaid on receip, of
price. The WICHITA EAGLE
wichita Kan
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st. Louis Live Stock.

ST. Louis, Nay 10.
CATTLE-Recepts, 400 shipments, 40. Market
steady; choice heavy naive steers. ~ 3eoVC 1alr
to good native steers, $i.r0gi.6t butchers steers
fair TO choice S32F Us stocEers and feeders, me,
dunn to good 81 2el3.jG rangers, ordinary TO Gooo
&. &Jt9 Ia. . ,,,.
HOGS-Receipts, S.lG1; shipments l1gD. Market
active but lower: choice heavy and butchers ,isd
So 4hs 5tlr light grades ordinary to best 80 f+,O
SHEEP-Receipts 1850: shipments, LILO. Market
strong; fair 10 choice si0JG6.20.
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Mn wins.ow's Soothing syrzo sAouid -
wars Dc used Tor e-sildrsa ts~sh3ax IL
sososhes the eeild. softsns The gans. All4ysau
pain. cures wind ociic, spd 10 The b>ss
remedy fer tiArrkaA Tves,y-fss esrss .
tsstIA ds4 ls~vsS II
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bonnets in the city, Fletcher block. corner
Main and Second street r.. A. kinyon.
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More Happiness

to the square inch in one Of our hammocks
than anything Oh record. II you don he
lieve il try IL. ROBINSON a. CHAMPION.
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The Frisco Is the only line running two solid trains
daily TO st. Louis without change from Wichita
The only line having morning and night Pullman
service from Wichita to ST. Louis. Two trains daily
to Arkansas and Texas points. Free reclining chair
cars all night trains. City Union Ticket Ofice
IL North Main street. and Union depot, Oak st,
w, ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent.
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II you want to borrow money on Your
improved real estate, cali on Coulter at
room sos, Sedgwick block i37-a
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Fancy California extracted honey 10
cents pound at ;. NJ. Supply Co. i27-tf
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New York Produce.
NEW YORK, May To-
WHEAT-Quiet and firm; No. red normal, 96ls
t397c elevator, 9AS9sa,c delivered.
COkN-Firm and m, derate; No. , 65a45s66I4c els-
Sator, 6,@61Iec delivered.
UaTS-vFtrn; mixed, SIeS9l6c; white. 4a@46c.
COFFEE-Spoi.s firm al lS1lc opdonS 4 shade
higher: sales, g, 80 bags.
Sl'GAR-Dull; standard ~" &c;
stiGS-Fssy and oull; lats&lsiec-
81 VfER-FaSier; I>ss6isc.
CHkESE-Dull.
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Boy your bisak booEs sa1 st4ssonrgY q
Ecotrsoo & CbzruPssS.. Bes book stor>.
d3tz-st
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STORAGE.

CToRAGE-For all kinds OF goosiS. boxsd or.
= loose. " YOU have guods you want 10 store.
bring them 10 1S south Market Prices rs.slnssle.
Igf-
CTORAGE-for household goods merchandise
- boxed or loose IL you have any goods 70 sfgrs
Douglas ave k~lf
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LOST.

4 OST-I lost examiners netd h0Ok "a Wtehfts
Il i May 9Th The finder will confer a AVE. b.
leaving u at the Lombard MocfFSSo Cos oifcrI
over state National bank. l.. 4. " iison- dfsSsr
L OST-one Oil cup OF point " hub OF S;us.sha stf
4 hack oa Friday night. Nav Hh. finsser rles.s
telephone No. M address Wichita Orssntais s,s..
Carriage Co, SSiS. Emporia, " ichta Kss. dlss-sf
i O>T-P"ny; roam, sorr~i or calico bsr~ whsts
- face. name and tail; StrsHed from home raFgvi
Monday morning. Finder win please return ~
owner. iut@ y Topeka ave. ana get reward - n
Bentley. aii.-sf
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List your property uiih A 2 Shahsr.
ROOMS :. and 6. No. 80 North Main street.,
over Santa =. bsx<gy lot
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Kansas City Live Stock.

The Live Stock Indicator reports
CATTLE-Receipts 1.l0G shipments 500 heavy
shipping steers slow, weak ana shade lower
medium weight steady; good cows scarce ana nri
common and grassers hars to sell. Good 20 oholcs
corn fed :. iJs common 70 medium, $S,s ..VG
stockers, s2.U023J feeders, s3OOG5.g cows sl.'0S
80
HOGS-Recepts, 9,GOf shipments. go. Marker
slow with values steady sc lower Good TO choce
So sfs5iG common medium. s4.15s5-2G sklIfs anu
pigs, 81 2594.O
SHEEP-Receipts. 10 shipments, none, Market
strong for good choice muttons at Si5v99 COLL
mon to medium, $2.U9g400.
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Occidental Hotel.

A y ncninS has leased ana taken possession Of
ne ocS-ceEteL March / VIII Do. il in good sAs pe
aud M be Eisd II. Old friends aud al csae-s
ioscc 10 give hina q cal dit
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Attorneys pocket dockets for sale at this
ONCE Orders by mail promptly hlled
address all orders 10 The WICHITA EAGLE,
Wichita Kan. = =. Murdoch, Manager.
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STRAYED.
Ncstibuie Trains to Chicago.

CTBAYEE one two wear old hay mare colt poay
- Please call at liGt Lawrence. fsief
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Wichita & Suburban
FAIRMOVNT.
Cars leave Fourth and Williams, commencing $40
and every hour until 1910 p. m. crossing Doug
las fifteen minutes after every Hour,
DoLD'S PACKING HOUSE
From First and Main, s. - and - minutes after
every hour CONNIE ncing at 605 m. and continuing
until 1905 y, Cars all lines after all plays
ut grand opera house. Parties of four or five can
have special without special charge after these
hours by teephoninG No 80 calling at ONCE 1851
North Fourth avenue, LEE TAYLOR.
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H..A. ..s o.s:, -s., re. ;.:sis VS.. {

Money TO loan BY Union Mortgage and
Trust Co, l+s y. Main -. di$s-ss
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EVERYDAY Tahea IL

Hammocks at Robinson & Champion'%
f2tff
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Missouri Facide-fort Scott Route.

Missouri Pacific ort S,ots Rou,s
ARRIVE DEPART
FROM. FOR
Kansas City, st. Louis and Eastern
Express ..... S; 1l;50 ID
Express Observation-Disclosures 0pm ,10p IN
Conway Springs, Anthony ana
klowa Express. I: op IN GU IN
Kiowa Express '...............1l1 sab II
Wichita & Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
Express -ii'-o SS0d Ii
Hutchinson. Sterling AMI Geneseo
Express ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G;J1 N 81 p m
All trains run daily.
The Missouri Pacific FIT. Scott Route" run
through Pullman sleeping cars Kansas City and
St Louis daily; also through free recn-
ing chair cars both night and nornln
trains. This is the shortest line 10 St Louis, by -
miles and tie popular line to all points east north
and south. Connections made in Union depots
in both Kansas City and st. Louis with all lines
from these points. Ticket Office l21 North Main ST.
y. G. kEERAN.
Pass. and Ticket i gent.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.

Chicago. Kansas 4 Nebraska
Brock Island RoCte)
GOING NORTH & EAST.
No. q Kansas CITY st. Louis ard Chicago.
al s:a a. me- Departs $50 a. M
No Kansas City. ST. Louis and Chicago
parfs 80. s:53 ,. m
No. Il Accommodation. leaves daily Except
sunday s:i5 a. m
GOING SOUTH.
No. 3 Kansas CitE, st. Louis and Chicago,
Express arrives GA and departs 10 a. m
No. lkansas ity. st. Louis and Chicago
through Mail and EApress. arrives 40 ana
departs daily -. ................ 80. .:4g y.
No. ui. Accommodation leaves daily except
sunday Observation-Disclosures. llE D. 1
Elegant free reclining chair cars morning trains
Pullman sleeping cars on all night trains Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points.
City ticket Office 200 f.. Douglas ave-, and depot cor
ner Mead and Douglas avenues.
{. A. RUTHERFORD. Ticket 4 gent
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New and Important Book for Kansas
Iawy~rs-
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New York Produce.

BUTTER-Stock light and prices firm; creamery
clOS25c: dairy. l6St2.c.
EGGS-Lght supply and firm 12I?@lSc.
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Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. May TO-
The Drover's Journal reports:
CATTLE-Reeepts. II 100 shipments, 400 Mar
ket slow and l0c lower Fancy s5ess3ys stee ;rs
bulls and mixed 81 s5a3s5; Texas steers, 80 NC 20.
HOGS-Receipts, 81 0o0; shipments, 800 Market
slow, l0c lower, closing firm. Mixed, soSotgo'''
heavy. s5-i5ls5.111@: light. 5.2256s5GD.
SHEEP-Receipts. 1900 shipments. l.OU Marker
steady Natives 81 Jg06GE westerns, Si.ijS lJi
Texans $4.0O@6.0O: lambs, s5.25G,.0O.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

New OK MONEY.
NEW YORK. May 10.
NONEY-On call easy at l1scy> PEI ceii'' i7
los n at ,; closed at lIse2 per ceat- ,.>1.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPf.h n7.5 firm at
STERLING EXCHANGE-Actlve ana hlin DIT
81 s5i5 for Go day bill. and S4.S,19 for demand
ST0CKS-IeSs active, feverlsh ana M W., IA 1o,
stocks today were III. ~ Shdre>
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FOR TRADE
FOR EXCHANGE

INOR EXCHiNGE-A good improved farm II
i Arkansas. = mikes from Hot >priPgs is1 scrcI
for improved property or stock Il graeSrics II
Wichita or al Joining town country. Address j
II. Cook. MUIVane, Kansas. 1ap]
I,oR EXCHANGE viii trade improved farr|
II in towlcy. i-Aoette or Meade Cognty Kan. fc)
dry goods FoCcrie>s also city irOpcrsY IN wSr3
field kGH. Cali and see me a. OUcidoatal hose
Wichita, ksn.. \. T. Holmes ditsas
NOR ENCHA\Gf-Lool kere. ySu hav ~
IT money Lenders and traders, will stsrf<.s
abstracts. diagrams. descriptions and estiink y,
value OF lands and town lots In any County, in -
state OF Kansas Kansas Abstract Agency reoaaj
TO >mith-Skinner block No. Is. y, Market 81.
Wichita, Kan. dlsl u
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PHYSICIANS.
W. W, WILLIAMS,

Physician and Surgeon. Special attention 2tEen
to operative siIrsEas, a.so does general practice
Office at resideuce, 1852 y. Emooria ave. wichita.
Kan. Ofce hours, to IL H., TO p. III. and To
Jp iJI-ti
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REMOVED.

Drs. Oldham and Graham have moved the
eice froni No. i +. Douglas to rooms No. va ar d
z16. second floor OF the Se1gwick corner OF I'm 4
and Market
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F.. M. CONKLIN. M, D

General practitioner OF medicine. surgery. synae--
colo.y and obstetrics. Urea. all chronic and private
diseases. oxygen treatment given when required
Pies and alf disease of the rectum speciality,
Office removed 70 ia North Main STREET, over KARI
National Bank. once hours 9to l. a. m. toA
and :. to D. NJ dli.-tI
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Physician and Surgeon. III Main street. 'tele-
phone for Office No. ~ for residenCe 10. Dr. Ter
FILL general practice diseases OF '"omen and chill
dren and obstetrics. Dr. Shuts, consumN ion,
catarrh all throat and chest diseas es, piles trup-
lures blood skin and chronic diseases geneE NY
Consultation free W'-tI
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WANTED.

WASTED-Tol LOAF rro1ey on SeiyvicS county.
" farm and inside Wei IA property. Nothing but
choice leafs accepted. Crawford Bullock e Co,
tsoo--a {. Fechhciuer BLOCK i5.-tf
WANTED = Boosserper ana business men TO
Know that the National Accountants Bureau
oners unsurpassed facilities for tbs procurement OF
nrsf-clsss men ana women for positions as hook
kee2sTs and accountants. Business who want
sncient heip; and expert oookkeepers who car give
nr~tcias references. and situsrioas would do
well by addressing Once for the state OF Kansas
a. the Southwestern Business College. Wichita,
han- SIT
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DIR. G. G. FURLEY
DIS. TERRILL L SHUTS,

Physician and Surgeon. Office SO T. Douglass We
Tse Dhone az office No. ~ telephone 81 resoe nee
IN If Residence loI6 \ Market IT, If
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Honeopathists At ~ y. Main ST.. over Savings
bank. Calls answered al all times day or night
Office open at Ali hours. Residence telephone No
III, once Telephone No. 2Gi.
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MINlCK BROS,

DR.. W. A. MINICk. DIR. J. u. MINlck
General Practice surgery q obstetrics
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FOR RENT.

l.'OR RkNT-Honse. rooms on Wichita street
i corner "f Eighteenth In Carey Park cheap. E
{. Cole & Co.. First STREET, east OF Postoffice-
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-09

The other day, says the London
Netos, 1900 children belonging to
the municipal schools of Madrid were
entertained on the large race-course by
the authorities of the capital. IL was
a pretty sight 10 see the happy little
folks OF both sexes marching along in
good order, carrying banners and
wearing their best and gayest clothes.
At II o'clock the queen arrived with
the little king and princesses. Her
majesty kindly helped TO entertain the
little ones, and the princesses distribut-
ed cake and oranges. Alfonso Kill.
seemed delighted at the sight OF so
many young faces. He clapped his
hands with glee as the schools came
up with the teachers 10 present the
queen with beautiful album, written
and designed by the children, who
also sang the "Royal March," some
hymns and Spanish songs. Immense
crowds thronged the heights around
the Castellana Hippodrome to witness
the festival.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-09
MICHIGAN.


Charles KNAPP. a marine reporter, was
drowned at Port Huron.
Tho State Central Committee fixed the
Democratic State Convention in Detroit for
July 10.
--R. III. Bohn's saw and planning mill near
Charlotte, was burned. Loss, $4,000; no In
surance.
"A. r.. Richardson, OF Alpena, promin-
ent farmer was killed, being run over by a
heavy land roller.
DR. John S. Foley, OF Sc. Martins
Church, Baltimore, has been appointed Bis
hop Of Detroit
&C. ii. Hacklcy has given $4,000 for a
public library In Muskogon. The school
board arc made trustees.
Rus oil Kellogg. of Battle Creek. aged
scyenty-iour years, is cutting his third, and
perhaps his last set OF teeth.
The Salvation Army OF Kalamazoo con-
sisting Of captain and five soldiers, were
jailed for disturbing tho peace and obstrlct-
ing the streets.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has
authorized the First National Bank OF 81.
Ignaee, to begin business with capital OF
$4,000.
At Grand Rapids, Joseph summerman,
aged 20 and married. man OF four weeks
standing. was caught In pulley at Cuppos
Wooden Ware Factory and fatally hurt.
--Jamea Kelly, woodsman who recently
sold property near Marquette, came 10 Cadil-
lac, having $500. A sharper got hold Of him,
made him drunk, and then robbed him.
The City Council nc tho 500 have at last
walked mp on the sewer question and gwen
tho sewer contractors six days TO get 10
business. As they are under bonds there Is
some prospect Of something being done.
"A hundred bottles OF beer were deliycr-
ed by mistake. an Detroit. nc the honse OF n
w. &. I. u. woman who promptly smashed
them into the gutter. Mr.. Bngard, the beer
seller, will settle with Mrs. 1rayers IA the
courts.
Albert Dodge, young lawyer OF Fow-
ierviIle, chairman Of the executive commit
tee, has been designated by the Prohibition
State Central Committee 10 push party In
tcrcsts In the field this campaign.
--E. III. Allison. government interpreter
and scout, who haa long experience with the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-09
How Mountalns Are Made.

NJ. Faye, the astronomer, has drawn
the attention of the French Academy
of Sciences TO the apparent geological
law that the cooling of the terrestrial
crust goes on more rapidly under the
sea than on the land surface. From
this he argues that the crust must
thicken under oceans at more rapid
rate, SO as to give rise to swelling up
and distortion of the thinner portions
Of the crust; in other words, to the
formation OF mountain chains.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-09
sourn cARoLINA.

+. W. Dawson, James +. Hart VILE Jones. G
r. Nj. Raysor A. NJ Ruth. s. t. Mecnvy
ham. A. =. llydrick l.. Arthur O'Neill, NJ. II. Me
sweeney, A. > siegior. w, r. Kelly, w. l.. burst
Maxwell n. b. Dial, John II. Sloan. Lowndea
BROWNING, W. I 7. Prince: Leroy springs. Is. j
~ 49, s,.s., ~, al 80 Az.
snont Moses, Josiah Doar, Jas. +. Adams.
TENNESSEE.
W. p. Hays. n. p. James. NJ. p. Reeves. p. @
Tukerson. r. p. McEwcn, II. ]. Lowe. J. G. Keel
W. d. Spear. Isaac Garrelson. LiIlard Thompson
y. X. smith, Jesse Arnold g. w. Thnxton. j. II
Lamb. Frank Anont. John 7. Telloy, Jno. Bennet
II. r. Bryan. Allen ID. Hall w. G. shelton. n. "
Polk. Jno. w Mooso. w. a. Grlgsby r. n Per
hine. Jno- G. Taylor, r. r. Bnteman, a. Il. Lamb
=. l.. Bullock. w. Z Morris Y. W. Moon. l. q
Jackson VIM. sanford. c. w. siainbuck. A Harve,
Mather. A. w. Looney. w. "A. Collier. Jno. q
Brown. z. L. 0ardenshiro. II. I. lngersoll. ID. ID
Anderson. Jno. X. Goodwin q. ). Kinney.
TEXAS.
l. w Throckmorton. W. g. Common, George
Clark r. =. Benll. Horace Chlltcn. IT, NJ Gardner
ID. q. Giddings. II. M. Garwood q. II. Holt. ]. II.
Lamar, u. NJ. smiie. H. Z. Geotge. w. N Lacy, y.
II. Pope Judge Mccord, q. y. Perkins, 7. ".
Cain. w Iightfoot. @. w. l.. Dawson. H. N. Lush,
J. j. Morris Is. G. smith ,; 7. Lewis, G. l.. Pot
D.
danner. John lookout, II: 7. MoKennon. T II.
Swecny, b. G. Hendricks. J. u. Wells. J. O: Mich.
olson. Thos. Mcneil, X. u. Ford, * q. Msetyi.
A. Hnrdwlck Geo. G. Pondieton, 1hos. &. Clay.
S. G. Alexander II. C. Robertson. j. w. hobart
eon. A. ;. Fisher, Edgar shrnm. J. ID. Leedbeller,
A, A. Clark. \. w. kaslon. u. IA. Davis, w. ".
Piemmons.
John L. Harbour. John w. Daniels. II. w.
Mckinney, X. g. Marshall. J. J. Gunter. Charles
Wse Ps S" james . Heat: nsi. e Eo0sen y ps,
Boien. W. L. Green, p. A: Rriss Basil b. Gordon.
i Ss%'; Hey How npPs fsno msG w. MEAL
ni NJ 4 Jo s%''. J. '. Ryan, W. II; H. Lynn,
Walker. n. n xgrmisiaad. 4. j. dalton. Jane. I.
bradley NJ. r. Gum. G. NJ. Walker, X. y. Powell.
George II. Greer. Hon. II, Ackler x: =, Logan.
man. q. :. y, TIiplett, y. II. Alexander. Thomas
,: Pearson. }. W. Marshall. w N. Patrick, j. i,
AsAs""'' wxsr VIRGINIA..
notton. Jes. A. Nsebert. X: II. knight. j., N. Cam
den: :. y. Jsckeen. John nAssell y. a; Berry p.
.; johnson Z Y BisI, Jcssph Morsl.nd. x 7.
sa asm n y. nsrlcn " %"s " xa,ths~. r. ).
Framework. James copehart, Dr. n. r. carpcn.
Eer. Gao Mekendree. r. \. Blair
WISCONSIN,
cilber. NJ: woodward. p; u. McDcnald. Emll
Schandoin, Thos. kersfen. Geo. w. Bird, Geo. w.
Pratt. .. II. knight. J. y. Putnam. " Y. Dodge.
". w. strong, n II. Kirkland. W. Le skunk. over
A. Wells. y. pelssuer. ~ W. Tamoreeur y. H.
smith. 1hos. ,. Brook. T. ,. Gardner. Montgomery
smith. Henry Moullcn. I'd r. Hackctt. rs. q.
Schiey James knceinnd. John A. illnacy. w. II.
A. W. rntten. Geo kreiss X G. falconer. o. W.
Bowl, N, l. rattersun. q. n. Block. y. N. Dlckin.
son. II. Cunnof. n. ". Trawlcy, y. ". Matthews. "
~ Mcbride. James Bafden. Jonathan Edwards.
81 4. Meyerine A. d. Mcdonald n. W. kick
bush.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-09

Rondout ~. VI correspondence New
York Times: Although mules are
slow 10 act, 1t Is said. that they scent
danger as quickly as do horses and in
instances are as cautions and as shrewd
as elephants. John Smith, of Rond-
out, is the owner of small mule
that knows every inch Of the towpath
of the Delaware and Hudson Canal
from Eddyville, n. Y. to Honesdale,
Pa. Several years ago the mule was
thrown into the canal by the line with
which IL was pulling its masters boat
becoming snarled with the line of an
other boat going in an opposite direc-
ton. The animal came near being
drowned, but its inherent stubborn
ness probably saved it from such a
fate. Since that time the mule has
saved itself many times from being
immersed in the waters of the canal
by its sagacity and by keeling level
head beneath its long ears. During
the working season whenever boat
passes by and the mule feels sudden
jerking as the towlines crosses zach
other, IL reasons that something is
wrong, and, turning round with its
mate, walks in an opposite direction
from that in which IL was going until
the lines are clear of each other and
al danger is past.
Canalers call the mule 'Little Solo.
mon" on account Of its being so
wise. A peculiar trait of this mule
Is that 1t will stretch every inch of
itssk in TO kick man but il will
not lift its feet TO kick a child.
Recently friend of Mr.. Smith went
to the latter's barn TO look at the mule.
On opening the door the animal caught
sight Of the stranger. and, backing up
as far as its halter would allow, IL be-
gan to "pawing the air. with its hind
feet. Had the roof OF the barn been
low, flat one IL would have been lift
ed from the rafters. A little boy was
called into the barn and the animal at
once became docile and submissive,
and allowed the child TO pass under
and around its legs in the most friend
ly manner. A redeeming feature
about Smiths mule is that IL never
breaks out into loud, raaping 'hee-
haw" in the night time when people
are asleep. A mule like that in Rond-
out is mule above price.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-06-09

Sioux Indians 10 Michigan man. He len
the university and entered the Union army
then went on the plzins but Is now lectur.
Ing before the Y. M. Q. A. 1t Kalamazoo
in the Toledo and Saginaw Transports
ton Company's ship yard at Marine City
workmen were engaged In raising the shear
poles with which 20 place the stern q new
steam barge In position, when guy rope
broke, allowing the poles TO fall. One q.
them struck Thomas Watterson on the head
crushing his skull.
-P. O'Dell, Of Chicago; s. w. 0sterhont
OF Grand Rapids; William Bong, OF De-
troit and James Knowland, Of Milwaukee,
Wis, representing the creditors Of Michael
Engelmann's estate, having named James
Gamble, OF Washington. ID. O., TO cooperate
with Otto kilsngcr rs joint receiver OF the
Manistee Salt aud Lumber Compauy's bust
ness.
DIR. j. S. Reeves, Of East Tawas. died
Wednesday, aged seyenty-six year. He
was veteran Free Mason, ana during the
war was a surgeon In the army, and at the
battle OF Atlanta and during all Of that cam
paign he was surgeon for one division OF tho
Seventeenth Army Corps He stood high In
his profession, and was Ia all respec u ster-
ling old patriot and good citizen.
James X. Perriman, the one-armed veto.
ran with four wives, who pleaded insanity
as defense upon his trial for bigamy, which
ended IN convection, was sentenced to pris-
on at Jackson for five years. lie promises
when released TO clear up the complications
and legally marry his last wife. who lives at
Grand Rapids. aud she vows she viii be
faithful 10 him.
The propeller California, which lies in
fifty feet OF water. twelve miles from Mack
NAV, on the north snore OF Lake Michigan.
has been purchased by 4. Pease, who will
raise and repair her. The California foun-
dered in gale on October 3, 1887, and nine
lives were lost by the disaster Divers re-
port the boat resting on the clay bottom and
in excellent condition. She was built at
Hamilton In 1872, and was one of the stanch-
est craft ailoat. Her value last year was
$4,000, and was insured for $4,000.