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Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money,

NEW YORK, July 20.
Money easy, with no loans, closing at 21e per cent
offered
Prime mercantile paper at 42495.
Sterling exchange duh; - o. Tor sixty day DIS.
and al S194 for demand.
Total sales of stocks today H. l49 shares
stocks active and unsettled; opening was higher
but prices fell again ana closed about steady.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
NEW TIME TABLE CHICAGO, KANSAS
NEBRASKA RY.
IRock Island Route.l

Eegantfree reclining chair all trains. and
Pullman sleepers from Wichita TO Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through to all points
north, south east and west. City ticket Office 100
East Douglas avenue corner Main street; passenger
station corner Douglas andMead avenues.
&. A, RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Il , euort Of the condition q the WET sfDK SA-
Il lTIONAI. BANK. at tchita. ~ the Stale q Kan
szs at the Close OF business. July y. ~
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

New York Produce.
NEW YORK, July 60.
WHEAT-Wcaker. No ? red. sc
CORN-Nea1er. No 2, 42la0.4>S.c.
OATS-Fi-m. No white. ;Aiiec
COFFEE-Easy; sales $50 bags Spot Rio steady
ut Use.
SUGAR-Refined quiet.
EGGS-l3(pal4lec
BUTTER-wesiern dairy, lOgl5c; creamery, I2s
1JlSc.
CHEESE-wcstern 6letl7Iac
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
STORAGE

CfTORAGE-For kols-hold goods ui~rchasdiss
- b1zed or loose. II T0R have Nsy goods 70 siors
br1as them W tls N.ckitA Bt0rAzs Co. 10. " We.
douglas IN
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

w A$TED--A first cIass Cry goods general
w store merchant. With -tCck- who wishes 10
better ais location and ouslDess- To -ucb party
y III furnish TWO-stCrv bfiGs store Ia u
the be- ylAll towns The state % Hansa@ fF q
rent The second story = lnlstAed for dwelling.
with al modern couvsnleucss- Address lCIE h-sx
-. " ichltz ksE- 49,
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
Wichita Grain Market.

Furnished by J. W. Hawn d. Co., grain and com.
WICHITA, July 20.
wHEAT-No soft, GGsC8c; No2 hard, 56stlci new
wheat, J0&5jc. 60
OATS-No ? white, loSI9c mixed, l6GI'c. new
Oats-No white, l5c; mixed, lac.
RYE-23c
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Old papers for sale at this Offices cts
Der hundred x-sf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Cash quotations were rs follows:
FLOUR-SteaGy.
wHEAT-No spring. 795ss7y5sc; No . red, 1850
Slice
CORN-No2 357zc.
OATS-No ~. &C..
RNE-4lItc.
FLAX SEED-Nol. 81 S9G1 S2]6.
TIMOTHN-Sl 81.
PORh-$ll i58 p.
IARD-S6 25,
SHORT RIBS-s5 h0d5 60.
SHOCLDERS-s - S9l"l5 TO-
SHORT CLEAR SIDEo-$5 S1]996 90.
WHISkN-sI o..
SUGARS-UnchangeG.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
81. Louis Produce.
rIorp S,aaa,

FLOCR-Steaiy.
wHEAT-t.aser, about sc below yesterday.
No red. casa. s4@s5tsc. jury 94ISCs August sSAc;
September s4lsC; December &c.
CoRN-oulei. No mixed, cash. Sac, August
<SScs september Ss.C; May S4ssc.
OATS Nominal. No :. cash; selse bid
RNk-s2c
BARLEl-Nothing doing
HAI-Dull ana easy. ;. Ios7 50 for choice.
BIZ A\-SCarCc; ass 4Sisc
FLAX SkEB-Si Is
LEAD-pull and dragging. soft Missouri IS 79
Chemical hand s. 81
BUTTER = Easy. Dairy Il&iac; creamery
,SGiSc.
EGiSS-Isul at SC.
CORN EAL-Unchanged. s. l0s2 Is
WHlSKN-f o.
pRONIeIOSS-flrIu-
pOkh-Su IS.
LARU-t5 IS
DRY SALT-Shoulders. & 2r long clear IS oae
6 Is short ribs IS nlG6 Il; short clear 90 2As6 IS
BOX ED-Shoulders s. 75S5 Sis longs and g!bs
Sc Is; short clear ~ sat -.
HAMS-SlD 15El2 s5
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

I NTHn GRAPHED and Printed L,tt..
JIHtt Heads, Note Heads, Ervelopes,
LflIiU Business Cards, Wedding and
Party Invitations, Calling Cards
Luncheon Cards, Bonds, Mortgages, CertiH-
Gates Of Stock. etc.. at the Wichita EAGLE
of6cs. Wichita. Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
New York Produce.

BUTTER-Un Unchanged. Fancy creamery, EJeGs
l5S.c fine. l4I&l5c finest dairy, i2i9c; hne l0Il2c
EGGS-Quiet: llSl-c.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

GBCrID TIOoR
room. ISx1s fee. 6 inches: living room ffxi3
nod bed roou- sx1o Cellar under hung roo0
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

STATE OF KANSAS. L.
COUNTY OF SypGwICK
l. Lyman \ W alton Cashier ef the above nanaed
baui DO soenlrty thai the above Statement q
true 70 the best Of my knowisdse and 0eiasr
LYMAN A. WALTUN Csshser
Subscribed sad sworn TO before tbs s-h day Of
Seal .luly, 1883. & r. MARTIN.
S5LAxy Paclc
Nv commission expires March > fss9
Corrccs--AIE<ei- y. r. NfEDERLANDEz.,
x RJrsS. Directors
VI. w. LEVY,
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

PERSPECTIVE VIEW.
reference to the floor plans viii show good
arrangement of rooms. The perlor is almost
circular In form, and is connected to the din
ing room by sliding door; open freplaces
are in both rooms Access from front to rear
Is gained without making thoroughfare of
any Of the rooms, and when the passage doors
are closed the kitchen is entirely cut OF from
the front portion of the house.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
FOB sALE-KIsCELLAEE0Us


L'CR sALE-o,ood gentle family so-se- silETsS
los MORT. Nasa sfreet dix
I'oR sALE-One foot power nnor7tse ulscht1e
Il yelOciEssse scroll s2- ard riD .sp ~ israss
make Aehilss Cal 81 ls' south f04r'a ayss.is
TOR sALE-A baisssag ssitasss 'or a .l.0s or
4 barn cheap foI casa ~ vi ts-s tpT a sfss2
iL-llcb COW AL A. - -'i-- " AL --@'s- - -
L,OB sALE or ExCHAN0E-Fs- fsrras u a.
a. ia E2silHg0ye CrE. Price s5-l3 e-A. sscssEz.-
hTsuc- orsly xlD each J. {. ksaae4y. aArtls-s-
LOO sALE-A No. f-zit a1s See c-esra tsss5r.e-s
Il FAvsfas4e lsase. = Z. taSle o1aes, . s.
TOR sALE-Yron ~ - IIs59 cssosoe Yosag Ssseal-
niles .osiAses1 = ,ars - Es.nzaa ces.7.sy kA1-
bs.ls Pass szz-Eer Cs111y Ea1sss Il. . Sye
Tor sALE--&asa~r ,Ass. E.e8az-n 80. Sgas.
As~oozsa oT-s.nss, 81 l. I,1a1s-4s So 49,
+ : -: 1-.1s.sr .. fso-. y.a,se - 49,
-. ~ fses s&ez = - = - scss-s essse sss
i:tr.., -. Ia - e-.4 !; .-1ss .os-- . !. :.
OLD PApEEzs-Fas ssls a. taAs s.-s@, &c -
~ Azzcr-d
L-oRsAIs~-s1sss f.s,SEs sas-7 sszs -si.s-s ssss
-, = 49, Es'z 80 sr - @e-y s:ss
q e A. g. x ssaress tes = s-sz-lN E&e4x = -
. "a 80.
STIaTEO
S.TgAyV5-A ssos- IA "a zaars gssay ga sssss
sNr4zgs SID "a : Lass Esaa - sec - ssFs- -
49, -r~ zs-@4a- -ss1r1kag AsT - a@zeT - -
sarss 1s.s1ss ss.sse. vi = sasaAsa, rs-ss.s
= &c. = -
LOST.
oST-sps sat1-zar ssly = nes sszss - 4TEs
lsogzs4sssss szs sr&ss ~ ST. azsss-a ese'r -
g.sxsr ST. Sszs . ss<ss - L@<.s $3.50 ASST
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
FOR EXCHANGE

EOR ExCHANGE-To traders and everybody
II else. The Kansas Abstract agency Will fnraish
sou abstracts - any lands in the stale of kREsaS
also diat ans. descriptions and estimates OF value.
Market s., Wichita, Kan. }. p. hee.er. manager.
GLsi-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
LOST

cSS~-spz sase-szs gszy = azs Asszsz - Asss
lses-szssEssS Ar&ss So a@zsesn zs-s-rT =
g.zzsr ST. ssas g ss<ss - L@.<e s-S< ASST
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. No. July 20.
WHEAT-U Unsettled. No red, cash. &c bid, 67}sc
asked July sales st duC; August sales t5ilc.
tUHN-QUlct- No. :, july sc bid, .s}ac asked
August sales 2.A.c.
OATS-No ,. cash. 2tleC asked. September lSc.
RlE-Nu. , cash ,SC bid. a5C asked.
FLOO Knew i2ieotI5C lower per half barrel. Xxx,
Sec NIX, s. 20, family, SllS; cnoiCe. 81 as Jancy
s. GsE extra fancy, a 81 pateut a. OOs2 10.
MILL STUkF-Higher, bulk prices given
CORN MEAL-5.C.
CORN CHOP-a2C.
SHIpSrUFF-4OV,
BhAN-Ar-
HAN-EiTm. Fancy prairie - Oo26 81 choice
g ekE4 ~ he siutn. = Ua,Ee ~ poor 81 u
fLAA StED-NeaA. 81 -
BD ETEIi-Sture packed 5ise1l1cs fancy creamery
1Ss lac good la i2C; fancy DAIRY loSl2c.
CHEkSE-LaSy Northern twins and Young
America l2isc, western ll'sC, shinIned Sac.
EGGS--NedS AZ <.
LINE POULFRl-Prices steady. Choice hens
81 5os2 -: large BOOSTERS 81 10 spring chickens.
small 7SCJ3Sl ~ medium, 81 2SS2 D..
rRONlSIo NS-Steady.
HAMS-His her l.c.
BACO\-kreikfasJ lower, HAtC
DRIED BEEE-Sc.
SHOULDERS-Dry salt t095aC higher: short ribs
q 30, long clear - - shoulders - t-ig.
SMoKED-shouldcrs - 621s short ribs, Il p; long
clear 81 ~
PORh-Sll 81
LARD-LO0ycr; IS *.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Receipts ISL. The receipts for the week just closed
nave been light The excessive warm We'i1ter ana
the fact that farmers generally busy being re-
sponsible. Our market has held nrnl ali the week.
IN face OF the TACT OF heavy breaks at al eastern
points. Our sales have been good ana Will compare
fayorably on heavy and mixed packing hogs with
any market. Several heavy shippers from dis
lance have tried our market and were agreeably
surprised and will send all their future ship
ments. We want more new shippers. send US the
hogs: the market demands them. Inc nlarhet 10
day steady. We quote:
Light mixed packing hogs..,.....-...s4 g.1es3 10
Heavy miqed packing hoss.....-.-....-- W 90 VI
Old soMs and stays. 8 W % ~
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
KsSSALzz~
9aily eagle
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Wichita Live Stock Market,
Furnished for the EAGLE by Eldridge 81 Camp
bell, Live Stock Commission merchants
WICHITA, July 20
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

DEPORT OF the condition OF the WICHITA Ma
i ATiONAL BANK, at Wichita. in the state of Kan
sas. at the close Of business, July 18th, l5cs.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
WANTED-AGENTS.

StJ ANTED AGENTS-In every city town and
w village IN the United States teXCept IA
state of Kansas TO take subscriptions fOstmaster
can make money. No capital required Snmyis
copies free. Cash commissions money Can be ma dc
by getting up clubs. Address tho lcHitt Eayis
" ichlta, Kan. Il-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

4 GENTS WANTED-In every city and town il
"a the United States except Ia OF Kansas "
sell 10 lawyers Just the book every lawyer needs,
endorsed 10y lawyers everywhere; sells at sight 40
desiys necessary, a BOOK ean be delivered when
sale Is made, Applicants must be able to furnish
reference when required. Fun particulars free.
Address the Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kan. .I-tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. A good girl wants steady
w home III small Idmily TO do general housework
Best of reference given and required, Gail imme-
diately 1909 T.. Central ave. dJO u
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Attorney 81 Law. AtiOraey FOR Western Collection
Bureau. Rooms 1. and ) No ~ North Ms-Ae.
rsel Wichita l. aassS d. Z
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.

HOMELESS wOMEN-Homeless women out OF
II employment Will find shelter chez per than
at any place in the city Dy coming 10 the Faith
Home. ll5 Pennsylvania ave-, one door north vi
Douglas, LIFT
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
< I'd j. = II II . . i 2 l5oag
HrEa Woman Drives a Hen.

W.T., o,,,,n hos hon n
;,, ,hn aeon sbo takes hold
,: .,h I,o., ho,1s
,h ,,:o.,,. Of ,ho dol;,.
u.,,oo th,ror
,,o,. =. ,ho oh
,,s,ho. :. -
Nv " ~, o.;,
5,S..,,4
:. -, r,o noos o,t
,: s,,. s;nr,,Ior No.
,a l,.no,,
on1 ,;ol.i,o mn et;r, If
wood nn,ls i ,t tho otrenl;ua
:. III. ,.r,o.;, 4horo
I ,};o.r, nv, hor ,,,oai.,o)v
1, hon ,o,,on and hostcs 70
a., .,,no 81 viva ,,.1 Tho
, c,on hon c,oco
1,.,,L u;th t,r hoo1 down her
,rinr, ort ,,1 followed bv =
i,,,,nn,r. ,ss..,,ooo+ IF s,o,o
..ooa rr,,it core ,.j;r,crs ond ,
.or,, vol ,,,.,, =, tho rear Then
sho ,ims undcr the harm and
oror . r.rco ~ two onl around
4no ho,so hack to tho coon ooain
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
4 True Tonic.

When you don't feel well and
hardly know what ais YOU, give
B 3 B (bosanic Blood Baimj a
tlial: il is q fine tonic.
T. 0. Callahan, Charlotte. \. G.,
writes: B. B. B. is 4 fine tonic, and
has done RE great good
L. W. Thompson, Damascus,
Ga, writes: 81 believe 3. g.. Is. Is
the best blood purifier made. 1t
has greatly improved my general
health"
An old gentlemen writes: "B. 3.
s. gives ne new life AID new
strength. If there is anything that
will make an old man young, it is
B. B. B."
P. A. Shepherd, Norfolk. Va,
August 10Th, 1883: writes: Il de-
pend on 3. B, B. for the preserva-
ton Of my health. l have had 1t
ia my family now nearly two years,
and in all that time have not had
to have doctor"
Thps. Paulk, Alapaha, Ca.
writes: Il suffered terribly from
dyspepsia. The use Of B. b. B
has made lie feel like new man
I would not take a Thousand
dollars for the good it has done
me"
". II. Cheshire, Atlanta, Ga.
writes: Il had q long spell Of
typhoid fever, which at last seem
ed to settle in my right leg, which
swelel up enormously. An ulcer
also appeared which discharged q
cup fall of matter Il day. | thct
gave B. B. B, q trial aud it cured
me-
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
4 Surprise Party.

Two or three weeks since VIC de-
nounced Col. Ailimel as q claim
Jumper, mule steamer and wife de
serter, and added a few words to
the effect that he would look well
at tbs end Of rope. Saturday
evening, as we were talking with
the cashier OF the First National
Bank, the colonel approached us
and warne'lssus to prepare for death.
Greatly to our amazement' and to
the intense surprise CT the whole
street, we dion t rur. On the con-
trary, we sailed into the colonel
like a brick house falling on .
sand fly, and we had him licked
inside Of five minutes. We can't
account for these freaks in or ma
ture. Sometimes we fight like q
tornado and again we run like q
jack rabbit. People intending to
lay for us must take their chances,
-ATi20Ra Kicker.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
About Girls.

ia girl is born January, she
will be q prudent wife, given to
melancholy, but good temper.
If in February, a humane and
affectionate wife and tender moth
or.
lin March, Of a clustering dis
position, tickle, ana pouty.
If in April, inconstant, hot very
intelligent, but likely to be good
looking.
Tin May, hand some, ainiable
and likely to be happy.
II in June, impetuous; will mar
~ early and be frivolous.
IT in July, passably handsome
but with suIky temper.
lin August, amiable and prac-
teal and likely to marry rich.
lin September. discreet, affa-
bic and much liked.
Tin October, pretty ano coque
fish and likely to beunhappy.
lin November, liberal, kind, and
Of "a mild disposition.
If in December, we'll proper
,ione(k found of novelty and cx-
travagant.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
An Old Bird.

EDO you Know what town this
is, MADAME" asked tie Rev.
Abijah GoodygooA, Of 8 comfsrta
BILE locking lura. dame who sat
behind him on an Erie train.
The old lady stifIoncd rercepti-
BY, peered over her spectacles,
shook q fofefngcr warninSIY at
the Rev. Abijsh, and paraiyzed
him by sayips
"Nov, lookee here, mister; You
might jist as we'll turn 'rcound
there is yer seat an wait till You
kin find some one that amt travel
ed to try yer tricks on. | don't
want to buy no lottery tickets,
nor cash no checks, nor change no
bills, nor pay no threecard monty
games, nor buy no jewl'ry you sc
found nor nethin' of the kind; and
I've got husband an' ten chill
dren, some Of 'em growcd up, to
homo. so you cayn't play no tricks
on Tie. kin see right through
yorr little games an | amt to be
err Rht with none oyer chaff-not
ifry tlmep' Time.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
A Fair Average.

Friend-"Allow me to congratu3
late you, / hear that J our daugh-
ter has married q foreign noble
man."
Mr.. Goldburg es, IFS pretty
tough on me, but by a streak OF
good luck. her sister has clipped
with a street car driver, SO the
aiiiictlon is somewhat mltigated
This is world of compensation
and I can't expect all my girls to
do as we'll as the one who married
he street car driver"
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
Tricks in ALI Trades.

While coming M market stree;
.,o o,hor d,v in the face Of
.oo,,i,a ra,n vhc. wae nv as
ton;-hnont uron nassiDo 8 prom.
inont clothing store to see o blue
aag rovinr in front Of the build.
;nr with ~rlooy and r,ir weather."
~, t. ~ Iarye white letters |
tbouubt, however, that tie proprie
tor had forgotten to take it down
and nassed on. TWAS still raining
when APPROACHED the place next
d,v. Tbe same fac Was Gutter-
inv norr,,v in the Lrcczc in .Ditc
Of fine tesrible ralscho2d it had
wri,,on "a its face Nv cnr!osity
Nos aronscd and decided to learn.
# nossibIc, what object the pro
or;ctor could have N allowing It
70 remain there. | entered The
s,ore ond asked him the oueslion
mainly. AtGrst he gave me cyay-
ivo srsvors hut GoaIIv he became
corfdo.,;,1 and said, "That is
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
A Prudent Mother.

Clara-"Mother, just think OF
it,"
Mother--"What is it, my daugh-
ter"
"ChMles has insured his life for
my benefit for $4,000
HAS he? Well, now, my daugh-
ter, there is no longer any object
ion to your making him that an
gel cake yoll hare been talking
about.
Homer guardian. (Homer, La.) 1888-1890, 1889-04-12
fog SALE OR RENT.

eas ssEas and lot in the town of Ho-
MGR, ssit:a sll eoaveniences necessary.
Good garden already planted. Apply
To a. $. FoGD,
Homer, Ia.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
COAST CULLINGS.
Seattle Good Templars al
Loggerheads.
THE RELIGIOUS TEST QUESTION
Corrupt Officials in San Diego
COunty-MOre Rain IN
California.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD.
SEATTLE, October 26.-The Good Ten
plars OF this city are engaged in contro'
versy which threatens to disrupt the
order. the question being religious test
of qualification for membership. In his
report to the Grand Lodge of the World
last summer, MI. Turnbull, Right Worthy
Grand Chief Templar Of the World, de-
fined "the Supreme Ruler of the Uni
verse" to be the Trinity, and by the
adoption of the report, this be-
came the law Of the order.
Members of subordinate lodges, who dc
not coincide with this view, declare that
a religious test is inconsistent with the
objects of the order, and that many
Templars holding different views from
that expressed in the report are barred
out. The lodges of this city, at a meet
ing Wednesday night, ordered all mem
bers who could not comply with the re.
ligious requirements to resign or be ex-
PEELED from the order.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
MO ME RAIN.
The Precipitation of Yesterday and
Last Night.


Last Night.
FRESNO, October 26.-Quite a heavy
shower of rain fell this evening, com.
mencing at p. m.
HoLLIsTER, October 26.-It has rained
at interve.s all day. The rainfall for the
season is 29S inches. Over five inches
of rainfall is reported from the southern
part of the county.
SAN BERNARDINo, October 26.-I5 be.
gran raining at 80 p. M.
SANTA Rosa, October 26.-Tbe rain.
fall for the twenty.four hours ending al
Z O'Clock tonight was ga of an inch for
the season, s inches.
SAN RAFAEL, October 26.-The rain
gauge this evening registered 1922
inches; for the season, IL inches.
DELTA, October 26.-It is still raining
21.30 inches for the storm, and 24.6O
inches for the season.
SAN Francisco, October 26.-Up to
O'Clock this afternoon ,63 of an inch OF
rain had fallen today. At IL p. m. Q
light rain was falling. with fair prospects
OF continuing throughout the night.
NAPA, October 26.-The rain continues
The rainfall for the storm Is 5 90; for the
season, 602. The wine cellars are shut
ting down for the season, for the balance
of the grapes will be unfit for wine, be-
cause of the rain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
THE CEMENT BUSINESS.
A Valuable Deposit I'm Orange
County to be lnyestfgated.

County to be Investigated.
A Free Press reporter, on learning that
Mr.. John g. Cspron, of San Diego, was
in the city this morning, at once sought
about to have an interview with him on
the cement enterprise which interested
Orange county people few months age.
Mr.. Capron and wife were on their
way to San Diego from the North and as
the overland train came by way of Orange
to Los Angeles where it had orders to Law
until Today, Mr.. Capron and wife left the
train at Orange and came to Santa Ana
this morning to look over the once little
village Of dozen houses which marked
this fertile spot fifteen years ago.
Mr.. Capron was found in Company
with his wife at the Santa Fe depot,
waiting for the arrival of the San Diego
train, and when approached by the
rep, reporter a indy gave him the informa-
the reporter learned that MIR. Capron
now has the entire Dawson ranch
consisting of eighteen thousand acres
bonded and will continue 20
hold the same until a thorough
investigation of the cement product is
made. Mr.. Capron said that he had al
ready arranged for a San Francisco ex,
pert to come down and make a
thorough investigation of the premises
and il his report is satisfactory Claus
Spreckels has signiGed his intention
Of interesting himself largely in
the development Of the enterprise.
Mr.. Capron spoke very confident
ly of the future success of The enterprise
and stated that if the report of the expert
was satisfactory, and he firmly believed
if would be, the Santa Ana valley would
soon have very important mandatory
in operation.-[Santa Ana Free Press.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27

City, No-Man's Land. He reports bad
stale of affairs in the neutral strip.
Trouble has been brewing between the
settlers and the Scotch cattle syndicate.
Last week the settlers set fire to the syn
dictate range. which destroyed every ves-
tige of food for cattle. Forenoon says the
cattle are already beginning to die OF
starvation, and he anticipates an enor.
NOUS loss.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
Corrupt County officials.

SAN DIEGO, October 26.-The Grand
Jury, it is announced, submitted par
tial report tonight, in which the Super
visors are charged with having made
illegal contracts for building roads and
bridges, and illegally ordering money to
be paid persons not entitled to it, to an
amount aggregating over $37, 900. 1t
recommends the removal Of eight Super
visors. 1t also charges Sheriff Mcdowell
with having appropriated to his own use
over 81 900 of the county funds.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
.qunw men Causing trouble.

PIERRE, s. D., October 26.-Squaw
men from the reservation have settled on
all the lands for miles about Fort Pierre,
and intending settlers are greatly ex-
cited, claiming that the Government has
decided that squaw men are no better
than other whites. Serious trouble is
feared, as the whites are organizing and
threaten to eject the equaw men.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27

MINNEAPoLIs, October 26.-In the Col
lom trial, today, Prof. D. F. Ames, of the
Pemman's Journal, New York, testified
that the notes undoubtedly were ferger-
les. There was great deal more tremor
in the forgeries than in the original.
COLON does not appear so serene as on
the first day of the trial, and the strain is
evidently wearing on him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
Dead Department chiefs.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-Alexander
Somerville, Chief of the Money Order
Division of the Postoffice Department,
and Judge Arthur 7. Reeve, Chief of the
Seed Division of the Agricultural De-
partment, died Yesterday afternoon.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
A Pc sStion to the Governor.

CoLToN, October ga petition with
900 names appended Of citizens Of Cotton,
Riverside, Ontario and ether towns near
by, was presented to the Governor this
week, respectfully asking him not to &C.
cept the decision of the Insane Asylum
Commissioners, who had located the site
near Cotton.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
The Eicycie Tournament.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 26.-Score in
bicycle tournament: Baldwin, 1859;
Cakes, 600; Obrien, GAS; Knapp, 7O1 !;
Reading, 682; Morgan, 6S3.
At l a. m. Miss Baldwin had com
pleted 781 milss, breaking the worlds
six-d record,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
walking Match Ended.

TACOMA, October ga six-day walk
ing match, of four hours daily, closed to-
night. Jerry Taylor won with 155 miles !;
Frank Hart (colored), $50 miles, 26 laps !;
D. Mcleod, $50 miles, IA laps; s. Nor
gan, 142 miles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. October 26. =
Masked robbers entered the Santa Fe
and Atlantic and Pacific Office last night
and held up the agent. They robbed the
Office of $4,000 and escaped.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-27
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.

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