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l. A W Y e r s.

Juss conclf4ed Aa4 fox saie ATroESErS
focXET DOCKET; eaa Dc used u any State and n
l,ock q ever pcSAhA PACED AID VIII tvo II
dexes-sa AfpdARErICAL asa DIARY HsfER-
FNtF iNpEI arranged for indextrs eAs<a aiphA-
i.t,oa Iiy and by N szsss aEe 6ays The Decks: s
CT . cos vesseet stsete c.rry N the pcckes SD z
BY ATTORNEYS EVERY HYwHEEE Pres a
Deck e. 81 n Or VIZ b SEAT postpaid 70 say azfr1
cuor recs.ps o. 81 g.
We as carr 4 complete a2e 9, all k1nds q Isgas
Blanks ortsr ey rAu pro1pay ssrscdsd -
THE WICHITA EAGLE
WICHITA xASAAA
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L&na C4es Eazka

A6dr&ss shs EAGLE fer ;hs necesxsrv
bias a. ;o h~ ase6 n ding e. UxlsheEss
lsad Approved 81 tss I.sd eoue e ls.son-
e prepared ~ CsS3. tie wA@A4sxtea
Lad a-to-D~y. k-s<s
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wichita Leather Market


WICHITA, Kan. Feb s
rrs,,sss has been quiet today but prospects
bright for fair week
soI.ELEATHER-tSlaug 2792sc B. A ser
gIga NrsSS0So. oak sc, l. H. Sc Union Sc
EeTnlock &c. -, ~ r-.rch e 1aat "a
CAIF-Domestic SCI on french g nss.I - 9, :,
light 81 2skl -.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Money.

NEW YORK, Feb 5.
Money on call easy, ranging from 10 per cent,
last loan 81, closed offered at 31e per cent
Prime mercantile paper ~ G6H
Sterling exchange quiet but steady AZ q 6f for 60
day bills and ~ S11e for demand.
The total sales of stocks today 24 +SS shares
~tocks active but v eak and generally lower
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Feb
The Daily Indicator reports:
FLOUR Firm. xxx 81 25db4 co. choice g. 7Gs3 %
fancy So 1904 -. patent q i0c54 %.
WHEAT-Stronger, No. hard cash sac. Feb
ruary 6}S.c bid 6;l asked. No , red cash 70c.
CORN->tronger. No. = cash 22I.c; February sales
&c bid. 9Iac asked
OATS-No . cash 1sc. February l'a4c bid.
RYE-No. cash S11ec. February S1tsc,
RuLLSTUFE-Easy.
CORN CHOPilc.
BRA Nc.
ShIPSTUFF--Lnc.
IiAY--Steady. Fancy s. seas GO.
FLAX>EkD- Quiet and unchanged at 90 So
LEAD--Quiet but steady. Desliverizcd refined
s. 6!io. soft Missouri 81 J1is.
But Ere Creamery 9tSy21c. dairy aGs2.c.
CHEESE--Easy. Full cream twins lGSilc, Young
America E49 lie. western sEgc-
EGCiS--N eak at lCc
CORN NEAI--Steady at 81 5lGsi "a.
LIVE pOULTRY--Quiet. Choice hens So 51G2 IS.
small fat 0IS2 =, mixed hens and roosters 100
ga.
Provisions
HANS c.
BkEAkFAST BACON-S4c
DRIED BEEF-Sc.
DRIED SALTMEATS-Firm. Short ribs s. So
long clear s. Sis. shoulders - 81 shOrt clear Is
SAOhE Ed AEATS-SteaIy. Short ribs So S71o. lon :
clear sc y, shoulders - llle, short clear se -
PORK-Firm at Sll o.
LARD-Sleady az s57.A.
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Fr~s Rs~fsrsRx Csssr Car s~rvfes - D~neer
sEa zsxxr.- tE- sSSts fs ks@ts-
The Atcnls0n, T0p<ks 4 e<nts fs srs
ros raE1taK d@slT free recl4rsnx ebssr
cars ca their sight train 20 D~Evss P&ss-
sazsr. leaving v sebits - ~ ?. N, sil
ar-sz. - Pseblo fer erezktAs; The nsr-
morning. Colorado ssrsEss A. iesss q IA.
ard Dravsr for o4a2sr. II ssdsslcn -
free rec!infnz es>sr car ssrvscs Pullman
re-ersssaOs rszy - lad sDos xpDlic4tls1
uasoa ssekeE oszps AEc zasS1 depex
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.
WICHITA, Kan, Feb. j.

Receipts l1s, shipments none. The bulk OF re
&c pts were composed of fair good butcher cows
ara heifers and some good butcher steers. Ieie-
grams from eastern markets reported weak Ieel-
Ing and in sympathy with such reports sales were
made here 40 l0c lower than SATURDAYS prices The
market was active at the decline and nearly every
Thing was sold. Poor inferior grades are lower
and very drnggy. We quote
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following the representative sales Of cattle
n the stock wards today:
HOGS

Receipts 3li. The receipts were unusually even
FOR Monday bur they viii no doubt increase as the
roads ia the connJ improve. The marEet today
has been much the for tn last three days OF
last week. There il a strong feeling prevailing and
the supply soon exhausted, The packers are
BnIOusy iooking for large increase in receipts as
they say they heed them in their business,
Bulk sales SO IS and top 50 6.5e for two cars
choice hogs. We quote;
Choice sorted 29 10 s. IS 93 611e
light u'iXed. aSsas2+0. .-.............. Is O. e
Heavy mixed 2itsy31. - 0l5 -
hough old sows and stays. ) W G3 p
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Wedding scf Party InvlfatsSss. sa
srsved or printed a. he ~bchsta EASLa
ofaes- oS<
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Wichita Provision MARKET.

WICHITA kan-feh-
IT,. e,.,rs .o he n little better feeling in the
and Cur hackers looking Io- quite an ao-
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ABSTRACTERS
A. ]. APPLEGATE,
with a D. NsIIou

Abstracter. Conysyancer and Notary Public
Fire drsuEht;rg a specially Complete abstracts
70 aay land IN Se3Gwick county. Room ID Seic-
WICK blccs- Can be found s9ring business hours At
county building lJ-t.
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q. < HarshzI'. sale.
In rbs Circuit CSz<t q sss Uaisd stes fas.rtcs %

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No. SO
Psbfe So,fcs 81 kerssy sivsa tsss 7 2. Z. vslEs-,
Z : EsFsasal fer 80 aiafsscT ksrSzz. Susss al
- Tfrlgs q o-sef s~s1zs q 40 sts1 81
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a. Fslzts-s. sess TkSaLzs a. LT1eA se Ssf~n<ssE
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fsrfasfsy sccu- 81 ~ Gs~ s~h - - rifs
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sell gaislks ssAs o<se-@2f s~@G. 0sz--Aaf s1fsT
z.vEsFsS -ssre~. ssfs IL ,ss sors 90 -
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Shipments.
Kansas City Produce.

BUTTER-Quiet. Creamery lsS26c, dairy 7@22c
EGGS--Fair. I3,&l2+4C.
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Wichita Horse and Mule Marset
wichita Kan Feb

Things are quiet as is usual Monday. Receipts
light and the demand continues good on everything
eve rnulas which not active.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-04

Old paper. for sais a: ,has sEses-1 IS
p4r hundred. @S-z
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ST. Louis Produce.

ST. Louis Produce.
ST Louis. Mo. Feb. S.
FLOUR Moderately active and unchanged. Xxx
75 xxx SC. family 81 90. choice cl - fancy 81 90
extra fancy 81 Sssi IS. patent. 1sEl 80.
wHEAT-Active; the close WAS I4Ssxc above Sat
urday. No. red cash s51c, May 173.c bid, June
i17tC-
CORN-Corn followed wheat aud closed firm.
No mixed cash 9+sc, March A5s9a1ac, May
.asG2ssc,
oATS-Fraction bet-er but closed easy. No. ?
cash ASc, May % 0Ea}sc.
RYE-Quiet. No Dash fsI4c bid.
BARLEY-Slow Small sales Of Minnesota az Sc.
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-04
Wichita hide and TaIiow Market.

Wichita hide and TaIlow Market.
WICHITA. Kan. Feb. 3.
There changes 70 note. The activity in
green hides continues and prices rule strong.
HIDES-No. green 2S4c per ID. No. green 2Ac
ID. No green salt Sac No green salt FAC, dry
hides 4g511c per Id. bulls and stays l5e,.
TALLOW-No. S3zc per 10, No 21tc.
SHEEP PELTS3Gs15c each
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PATENT ATTORNEYS
VIM ]. HuTCEINS

Patent attorney and solicitor mechanical -rE1n
eer aud drsughtsnan- full report 0t patents 10
date Il yesrs OF practical experience. Preliminary
examinations made Rooms II and u Fi-ebsusa
block ia North Market 81 wichita kan. dss =
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES,

The following were the representative sales of
hogs at the yards today.
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Wichita Flour Market.

WICHITA, Kan, Feb. s.
A dull, slow, draggy market must again be chron-
lcled and In prices special change has occurred
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FOR TRADE

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FOR SILE--FdfH Property y

Under his Head ac per line per dav.
TOR SALEOR TRADE.-we have Numerous tracts
Il Of land in Illinois. Missouri. Kansas AMI Texas
exchange for eastern farms. city property
ChsndsSe- Few tracts OF heavy timber land II
northeastern Texas. D. w McCallA c.. rooal =.
ia North Naia, CO.. p
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DR. CROSKEY.

Eye. = Ear, - Surgery
once Hours sto 10 A. NJ toa p n SUNDAY -
e-,a hoora II. EeckAesns< Building.
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De. z EMMA COBB

Female and children. diseases aspeetalty. Hons
for Ladies during Corenegneof- Strictly 2rivA1s
when desired Letter. OF inquiry confidential
and aaswsred Immediately On receipt ot sA-nA
tEg
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-04

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w o. ci.y. W.L pay al czsa :Vr r.s4as & p.
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w hez5szzrters fnE T15saHa2ez. We EaTe tss
lace IL silver ard gold. frosted ssG Fancy sgserlrz.
ro.elry cards etc tie saves1 yEscs.- x . eve
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Wichita eagle., 1890-02-04

ep offered. The market is steaC
Wichita eagle., 1890-02-04

AGENTS WANTED.
Under this lead 2c per l1ae per day.
M ANTED-A 1lAn 10 CANVASS and manage can
~ vassers To cnIFCI ali salss % the Incand-sceut
Light equal 20 - candies in wichita FOR terms,
etc address world Inca2cescelr Light Co. ritts-
Uura. Pa cs 81
VI; ANTED AGINTS-lh every city to~D ari
w village In tse United stAtse fsIoept I
state Of Kansasy taxs 6scr.1sols Fo.tH a.,srs
CAD HAxs nsstSy. No CAPITA reeairee- SAM ya
ooy trSs~ SAsn coEn.xsious IoasJ can Se z@sr
n cHitA- Kan 4L:s
4 GENTS vAS-ED-Ir every city anS teva n
"a tie United slater feHcspt Il t.ats q Kansas tc
SCI to isvysg. IGs- tie book every lawyer nseSs.
eA6orsec ~ AvysTs everywhere sells 81 ss.sl
ceeys Necessary. A- boo. can 5e delivered ~sea
. La Applicants Hasl te so4s - fETuAsa
reference -Eez required FGA D.rtscalA-z Tree
Ac4re.s tss NfcAst. kASls. wisnl.A- kas si-tf
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
WAYLAND WAITS.
.srsonsi Poists-A stolen Horse and
Carriage Big rhreshfug.

'srsonsi PoistS-A stolen Horse and
Carriage Big rhreshfug.
tp.ssos ta -.s Vs~sssss- stu-s
WkyIANp, Aug. lj.-The Christian
Church suuday-school euioyed me
rde and picnic NJ Gun lake on Friday.
Real estate ~ Gua lake u booming.
with a prospective view Of a future rail
road--WayIand Union school viii
open September IS. Some fine in
pr0vcments are being made on the
premises. .-A horse and carrsge be-
longing 90 :. Hunt.ev S Son was nired
last Monday for one day, bat has not
yet been returned. A strange man and
woman t'd the business and 50 reward
Is offered Tor tnem.--OuE village Jew
eler. FranS Coviis. IS still SICK. DR..
Hanlon, OF Vaudeville. attends him.
--liendrvon & Hodge. Of Hopkins
township, threshcd 1858 bushels OF
grsn IN twelve hOurs.-Dr John
Graves = still very ill-uot much show
Tor recovery. IA larEe nuniber of CIT
iEens take in the excursion e. Rome
CITY today - Cora Ifnslev and
ss winnie Weldon are making visits
among trends n Byron. .--Surprfsa
and commemorauons are the order of
the DAY among some Of the older faull-
res Iu NaYlaui Our pa lrngd st,
ton agent, A. F Roe. arrived with his
family Yesterday 1v.-Nrs Erua Allen
returned yesterday from her extended
VISIT to her parents n Toledo. Ohio
N isses Alta and Jennie StockiaIe. Of
W8y'and. are attending the CONNER.
ca Co .era a Grand nau-fs
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
WON'THAVE NACCINC
Murphy Says He Is Wiling 10
Fight Ryan Again.
TIE REGATTA OK BLACK LANE
several Prominent Crews VIII be Invited
10 fartisiPats-EeBsy to Race Agatnst
1ins-ofher HOrss ESSnts-0sn-
erzi Sporting kseDts.

Bad blood has existed between Jimmy
Murphy and Tommy Ryan for a long
time, and things have come 10 that pass
that Murphy has come to the con-
elusion 10 make Ryan make good his
assertions. Murphy claims that Ryan
has been circulating the story that be
would not want an easier thing than 10
whip him, and the result Is that Murphy
says he will give him a chance pfoyid-
ing satisfactory arrangements can be
made. Things came 10 a crisis when
Murphy was training Tor has 30 with
Gilmore. Ryan Was very frsky
and he kept continually nagging
Murphy, telling him that he was too
short IN the reach 10 ever make
a fgnter, and that he did not
have the science 10 whip him, also that
he wculd stand no show with Gilmore.
Since then Ryan has said that he could
have knocked Gilmore out easily. 4
hght between these two men would not
be a sure thing for either party. Ryan
is out of GilmOre's class, il being impos-
slble for him 10 90 into the ring al less
than l3S pounds, while Murphy, in con-
dition, weighs several pounds less. He
now tips the scales at 1873. A good
sound thrashing one way or the other
Will be the only method of settling the
question of supremacy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
NORTH SHORE TRAIN
Makes Horrible Havoc Near Al
gusta yesterday.
ROBERT GREGG, OF JlCKSOy, KILLED
And Charles asRobsrts Fatally Injared-
SIX Cars Smashed 10 kGndling Mood /.
The Marrow Escape OF LitFas
sswsbcy-Blanae located.

sss,,s.ss "a ytts.sls -stss.s
KALAMAZOO, Aug. l5.-The Nofth
Shore limited train ran OF an open
switch and telescoped freight train No.
81, al Augusta, fourteen miles east OF
Kalamazoo. at ? O'Clock this afternoon,
smashing 10 kindling wood SIX freight
ears aud landing the locomotive through
the wreck, killing fireman Robert
Gregg, OF Jackson, crushing his head
and breaking MS leg. Engineer Charles
McRoberts was pulled opt Oh
the wreck unconscious, with several
cuts IN his head. lie can not i've. The
baggage car was cleared of the trucks,
and thrown hundred feet beyond the
engine on the main track, after turning
over on its side. Ii contained George
Hearn, of New YORK, the conductor OF
the buffet car; Oscar Gerston, of Chlca-
go, conductor Of the sleeping car;
Charles Bruckner, of Detroit, baggage
man; l.. Ii. Crofut, of Detroit. conduc-
tor. and George l.. Beetle, of Chicago.
They escaped with but few injuries.
The only passengers injured were G. {.
Morris, OF Detroit, and Max School, OF
Toledo. The former had some ribs
broken and his chest injured. The lat
ter had his head cut. Clarence Cassidy
a newsboy ad Augusta, was riding IN a
box car used Tor an oil house, at the
front of the train. The car was COM
pletely wrecked, but the boy came out
but slightly injured.
The loss TO the company is about s25,
600. The o,s OF life would have been
much grea.cr but for the solid condl-
ton OF the limited train.
The freight tram men and depot
agent Barry are considered responsible
for the accident. The Buffet car
caught fire, but was quickly extin-
guished. A quantity of dynamite in a
freight car was ground TO powder, but
did not explode. There were ten pas
sengers and eighteen train men on the
limited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
FENNVILLE FANCIEs.
Failure In CroPs-Entries For the Races
Base BAH and Politics.

Tatlure In CrOps-Entries For the Races
Base BAH and Poiitics-
sts.sssss - ~ rsAs.sA4-e,s..N
FESSvILLE, Mich, Aug. 15.-Since
the failure of the fruit crop in this sec
ton, farmers must rely upon their
other products. which, IN their turn,
Nre badly damaged by the excessively
Try weather. and, with the exceptionof
sueas oats and hay, winch are fairy
good. vii bring no returns. In conse-
Qusnce we notice considerable strin-
Gency IN the money market, and much
dizziness IN ali branches OF husuess.-
r. :. Raymond sent his flyers, Ray r..
Edna Earl, Lawyer and SISTER Hancock
- south Haven yesterday, 10 enter TOR
the races at that place today tOmor-
row. Twill bea clean scOop.-"Dlck
Crane has taken tue cOntraCttO sprinkle
the streets, and we'll hc does the Job
The ". +. B. Co. baseball club, Of
Sparta. play return game with the
'reuuvilles'' tomorrow, on the latter :
grounds nc this place. This will bc the
second game between these clubs. and
we expect rs interesting q one as the
first, which was won by the "Fenvilles"
hy score OF Il 20 There isa very
uOtlc1ble, though subdued, excite
ment prevailing here lu political circles.
Party lines are beng gradually drawn
and personal differences in regard TO
candidates adjusted. and everything is
in reat ness for determined contest
between tne dominant parties in tie
approaching ceuVal- -D. The greatest
interest, however, seems q center I'm
the successor to Hon. @. +. Bclkuau.
our owl cLo.cc iu th.s regard IS "Ssal.
wart
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

J. VI. Turner, of Lansing, is at the
Wayne Hotel. He arrived late last
night. but was up early this morning,
as behooves II man who hopes 10 cap
ture the Republican nomination for
Governor. In common with :. W.
Turner, OF Roscommon, the advance
agent and manager OF his boom, the
Lansing man was about the hotel Office
shaking hands with Old friends and
making new ones. He expressed him
self as satisfied with the conditions Of
his political chances, but mOdestly re-
Trained from giving a more definite
idea OF what he meant 10y hls chances,
but left the Inference TO be drawn that
he felt ne had the nomination safe.
About $50 the two Turner's started
from the hotel for up town, 10 make
business calls. the first place VISITED be-
ing Buhl & Sons wholesale hardware
stOre.-DctrOit News.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Stratmeath's Record.

Stratmeath was bred by Milton
Young, of the McGrathiana Farm.
Previous to his race for the JUNIOR
Champion stake he ran IN all FIVE times,
winning twice and running second the
same number of times. HIS first vic
tory was IN the Spring stakes and
Sheepshead Bay, beating Fairy, AM
bulance, La Tosca aud Miss Ransom,
and he also won the Tyro stakes at
Monmouth Park, beating Bolero, Am
bulauce, Russell and five others. so
that on form he was not a surprise.
Strathmore, his sire, was foaled in 1875,
and was 10y Waverly, dam Brepna, she
by imp. Knight Of st. George. Flower
OF Meath, Stratmeatn's dam, WAS 10y
Buckden, dam Grace Darling.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
sToRTING NOTES.

Salvador is now recognized as the
greatest racehOrse living.
Wards Bgooklyn.tes are beginning to
hustle Kelley's BOstonitcs.
Kemp and O'Connor have been
matched to row on the Pacific Coast IN
March next.
There Is 8 good prospect that Tommy
Warren and Spider Weir will come to-
gether within = few months.
Advices from Melbourne states that
II. II. Simpson Is coming to America to
engage a ball team. lie represents 4
syndicate of 100000
Ike Weir has signed articles for a
fight with Prof. James Connors, the
match 10 bC under the auspices Of the
Arlington Club. OF Buffalo.
When this bloodless war between the
National League and Brotherhood j.
over the Elan who asks the victors for
pass to ball game viii be hit with sn
Ak.
There was cTookedness at the Roches-
ter races. HckOk allowed GOSSIP Jr.
% take a heat and beat Jewctt oct of
third money. But the Judges did not
see it.-Buflalo Times.
Owen, tie champion runner Of the
Detroit Athlete Club. IS summering on
Macknaw Island. lie vii begin %
train next week for toe Amateur Ath-
letc Jm0n iall championship ~ Wash
ington.
Uncle Pelcg Iat his FIRST city ball
game I-"Tumed cf won people don't
~ q scouraged easy cry Nephew
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
pefrauded Uncle Sam.

John Bigham, an old man 20 years Of
age, has been arrested near Kalamazoo
for obtaining a pension fraudulantly.
He got hold of ms deceased brothers. s
army papers and secured a pension as
well ss admission 10 the Soldiers Home
by impersonating his brother. Ii Is
said he MAS discovered at the home
by some OF the boys getting hIm mixed
up III battle locations, etc. He was cX-
amned Yesterday by United States
Commissioner McQuewan and bound
over 10 the next term of the United
States Court.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
Another Account.

BATTLE CKEK, Mich, Aug. l5.-As the
east bound North Shore limited on the
Michigan Central railroad was passing
Augusta, town nine miles west of
here. at o'clock this afternoon, il ran
into standing freight while going at
full speed, crashing through the depot
building, completely demolishing it..
The engine thentexploded, blowing the
fireman literally TO pieces and killing
engineer ChSs. McRoberts. One brake
man is missing and it Is thought he is
buried in the debris. OF the passengers
only nine were injured seriously. Their
homes could not be obtained at this
writing, except that of George b.
MOndy, of Detroit, whose ribs were
crushed and who was internally INJURED.
Both engineer and firemen live in Jack
son. The accident was caused by 4
misplaced switch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16
He Fooled Eer.

Sioerd Wtvoet, Hoilander, applied
to Deputy Clerk Joe Emery yesterday
for a marriage license. he said he was
married in the old country bat a friend
told him that the following Christmas
his wife WAS gong to prepare a great
dinner for hm and season % with
arsenic. Sjoerd concluded II would be
better for ms health II he absentcd
himself from the coming Christmas
feast, so one dark night be packed his
big red handkerchief with his wearing
apparel, and elopcd with himself, with
out even saying goodbye 70 hs schcm-
ing "frau." lie came direct % this
country and says now be is ready 70
try the women ID this country.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-16

Francis L.llev says that the Horse
mans Association will make no further
propositions to the Kent County Fair
Association. The Horsemen have Of
fered, in case the ComstOck site is
chosen, to build mile track and grand
stand, which they Will agree 10 keep IN
iirst-class repair. The only stipulation
that they make, is that they shall have
control Of il at all times when the fair
is not III progress. Mr.. Lilley also says
that If a site south of the city is chosen,
the HOrsemen will have nothing to do
W wth it, but will 20 ahead and build a
mile track of their own.