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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

St. Louis Produce.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June l.
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged Choice 81 I0a
90 fancy So 51S4 To- extra fancy ~ j04 co. patents
s. 0NI5 -.
WHEAT-C1csed with July I75 August &c, and
December ., below yesterday. No. red cash,
Sac: July. S., hil; August, SS>sC bid
CGRN-SonC, hat unsettled but prices were gen
orally maintained. No, cash. S2lsc; July closed.
S34C; August, 52-SC.
gust 253s8c.
BARLkY-NO traGsac;.o.s
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wichita Provision Market

WICHITA. Kan. June g.
The market ruled active and large orders were
placed some OF tho lines. Receipts Of hogs all
the markets and prices lower. This viii have a
tendency 10 weaken the market for hog products.
SUGAR CURED A1EATS-Csnyass o. plain mans,
20 lbs and mp 9Elt!c hams 500 los 11Ic hams
dun and Up lUI5si2C mans small Size lJQl2 lbs IL
OF &C. California picnic b.Ins TIC, breakfast bac on
Gun width or strips loc. dried beef-ham teNtra
dry Sc, smoked beef tongues per dOz. s. Co. cottage
or boneles hams Ic.New orE shoulders 6a8c Call
forC la bacon SIC. Tennessee bacon SIC rolled shoui-
de"s bonecss Sc.
SIDE MEATS-Sho-t clear SIDES packed dry salt,
s. 1906 L. per 20 lbs clear bitches Glc English bel
lies sc. long clear sides S. 6yc5 81 shoulders 4J854
clear Jscs 50 S0G % per 100 lbs long clear BAG
so 1895 60 Cwt, short clear bacon IS 90 clear bacon
backs 80 30S8 TO- bacon bitches 70 5NGS7 -, bacon
shoulders 81.
SAUSAGE-FTesh pork sausage No 5.5C26lfc. fresh
pork sausage teZtraS) &c, Vienna and and Frnk-.
furt l0c. head cheese Sc bOlCcnas rounds 4lplE5c
booCnas Eiddles 4ITG5c, nicl.ies bologna 4I6tSac.
tongue sausage Sc liver sausage &C blood pudding &C.
LARD-Bas.s Tc's, choice family 61Sc, bakers spe-
cia G4c pure leaf &c, NhiLtakers Star nc, WhiTGa-
ker's pastry CSC.
FRESH MEATS--BEEF-Sid or whole careasses
5a6Hc. hind quarters 61fs14c, fore uartgrs 3ia!c
IONS 6al0c. PORK-Porl lOin6 &C. tender loins &C.
spare ribs &c, back bones p.
PREPARED PICKLED GOODS-Pig's feet put IN
halves and spced. quarter bbs. 20 lbs 25 kits j.
lbs. 75c. Picked and spiced pigs toDSue-Kttts, 10
lbs. 81 -. Tripe, picked and spced--4uarter bills
~ lbs. %, kits, 10 lbs Csc.
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Wichita wholesale Fruit Market.


WICHITA, Kan, June 1
Strawberries quite plenty on today's market and
prices quite steady. Other articles the list in
fair supply and demand very good. Prices steady
at quotations.
ORANGES - Mexican s. 1904 % per box
California Mediterranean sweet 81 Goa 50
per box Messina 81 O04 p per box. Imperial 81 50
per box. san Diego 25per box.
IENCNS-NIessna per box. 81 50S501.
STRAWBERRIES-Sl j0Gd2 90 per crate
GOOSEBERBIES-S2 0DG2 % per crate
PINE APPLES-None in market.
LES-None in market.
BANANAS-S2G % q So 90 per bunch, fame 2 S3 50per
bunch.
FIGS-Layers I59lSc per ID Il oval boxes So 500
3 IS per log.
DATES-PersIan CO Ii boxes. 5000 per lb Fard,
12cIl4 ID boxes, 1211c per ID.
HONEY-CalifCrnia, ID frames, IIGlSc perlh
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

Are you going west? Are you going
east If so, take the Great Rock Island.
Finest accommodations and lowest rates
to all points. City ticket office, 100 East
Douglas avenue. corner Main street.
I'm IF
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Aoney.
NV YORK. Juno 3
Money on call easy, ranging from to per cent
Last loan closing !, closed offered at /,
Prime mercS mile pap =r =. .G6le.
Sterling exchange quiet and barely steady az
s. s. for 20 day bills and a. - for demand.
The total sale OF stocks today so. I0I shares
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REPREsENTATIvE SALES.
The following arc the representative salse of hogs
Wichita Horse ana Mule Market.

Recipts show some improvement today, although
She receipts are not up to actual demands. Prices
ruled strong good stock.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

BUTTER-Steady. unchanged. Fancy separator
14a l4sc; finest creamery I3al4c finest dairy 9IIc;
fne G6l9C.
EGGS-123l2}5c.
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Wichita Leather Market.
wichita Hide and Tailow Market.

HTDES-Nol green &c per Id. No . green Sl4c per
H. Nc green salt &c No green salt 34c,dry hides
5GJ.lsc per 10, bulls and stays PIC.
TALLOW-No !, S34c per lb, No 2}Sc,
SHEEP PELTS--SG9l5c each.
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Employment Agencies.

NAANTED-5 QUARRY MEN. IS LABORERS
w for stone quarry cooks at from as per week
10 $40 per month: head waiter at so per month TO
start, dining room girls lady BARRIERS / second
cook at Sis per month, news agents TO run on
trains; this IS the best and incest job young
procure al present. For particulars 20 above
WORK enclose lUC ia stamps or call on j. X. kenwOr
thy Il Co. over SD Doupias
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New York Produce.

New York Produce.
NEW YORK. June l.
wHEAT-3(ak lower Dull. No 2 red CSC.
CORN-Quiet Firm. No .. 40aSQ4lc.
OATS-Dul and steady. June 80 ta3553Ec
COFFEE-Steady. Sales A,U0 bags. spot Rio
steady 20c.
SUGAR-Retired strong, Granulated, 6I1C;
Crushed 6 l-l6c.
EGGS-Steady. Western 14L5al4a4c.
BUTTER-Fair inquiry. Western dairy 6@7c;
western creamery. CO i4C.
Enthusiastically. Western 6slG7@lc.
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EDUCATIONAL.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.

Commencing Sunday, March %, the
Great Rock Island route win place in
service between Kansas City and Denver
their new and magnificent dining cars,
Pence de Leon" ''Delmonte" and Ray
mond." Passengers leaving Wichita on
the morning trains for Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver will be served with
dinner and supper on these trains. 11O-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DR LFDTCs PERIODICAL PILLS. The
IJgrrat Fr-uFh remedy, ~ dlrs-tlT on "a Eer-
srrla system and positively cure sDppressap1e % lie
u1@nSe- Warranted D promote nsastr'zsts31.
THses Pills should unt - taken daring pregnancy.
American Pll4 company. royalty Erppriei5r. -prn-
CO. Ia 3. Genuine supplied uy Chas- Ia grsEscs,
lQe Fsst Do-EA- y setIta- kan-- WaSless-s a41
retail = s1d 2 ala ] rr.
YyrFHAEE CASE BUYERS FOR DESIRABLE
w .us.1s rEiaslc, pr srty. Eot TOO hzh p-ics4-
Is, WIN r0lr - H. lsIAe- Bio oa1-It
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AGENTS WANTED.
Under this head &c per line per ia,

Under this head &c per line per day.
" and village in the United states except Ia
state of Kansas 10 take subscriptions PostInasters
copies free Cash commissions; money can be made
by getting up clubs. Address tie wichita Eagie.
Wichita, Kan fl-tt
Observation-Disclosures
WTATTED~TO BORROW $50 10 900 on
w North Main street business property. Address
H B.. No. do North Main ST dl5i
WANTED - TWO NICELY FURNISHED
w rooms with board, within FIVE blocks % Doug
las and Main Address MacE, care Eagle Office Il 3,
UvANTED-RENT. IoR ROOM HOUSE BIZ
w tween Central aud Douglas, Main and Fifth;
state particulars. \. d. q, Eagle Office. dis -
w SOME EMBROIDERY DONE: CALL
w or address at once. Mrs J. 81, 1914 south En-
poria avenue. DIS 81
w AETED--ig TEAMS Al. ONCE TO GO TO
w NepesJa. Colorado $50 per day guaranteed
T. H. Harvey, US l. second 81. R1
JVANTED-To EXCHANGE A STOCK OF DRY
w goods and notions for or Groom residence
W. J, shelton, II y. Market 81 dl@-oS'
NYANTED-To PERPENDICULAR LOTS
ste,on Il 81 a.I TX street Fi'sn' property is
WTANTED-HORsEs AND CATTLE TO PAS
t1re First Class Pasiigre .ae nile from
or TIE Supneh Emo Investment company. Wichita.
BOARDERS.
Ureer this head &c per line per dav.
W4NTED-Borses and Tehicles.
PARTNERS TAINTED.
CEder tbs head g Ger Ike Per day
FOR SALE--HjScellGneouS
Under thls head e 2sr l7e per aay-
T1oF cIIF~1 1-LE5E TJT y COVE CzTTFs
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INSTRUCTION.


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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

Wichita Flour Market.
WICHITA. Kan. June l.
No change to note. There is fair demand from
both city and country dealers Prices ruled steady
Best patent, per Cwt standard 20
Second .....2 20
EALIlt -
Fancy IS
ShipstCn 80
90
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AN ExAeT COPY OF PENNs DEED

General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
ST. Louis, Mo lU2tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-05

Dentist oFSce ~ N.-x2sn over smith = St2Te- =
vftalise5 asr a6-nfaiS1e-o6- Residence = y. y
Psss avsaEs. WsstA. kAnsSA ->----ASS 80. -
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LOST.

OST-WEDSESDAY AFTEHNOOS BEfN EES
l. the Boston store and Fuller grocery, a back
leather pCC UogE- name on card inside reward
n returned 70 ". {. !. L. library room cl5 II
II OST-A RED MUSIC ROLL COSTAISIN8 A
i i piece Of uuGsc- Finder please return 70 81 y.
" atCr u =
I OST-A GOLD HAIR FIS, SIT WITH PEARL
i sapphire and diam94Gs- Parties cAu cave same
a this Ofice and Ket reward 1871
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Wichita Produce Market.
WICHITA, Kan, June 1.
Potatnes seem to be plenty and prices steady.
All kinds Of garden truck IN ample supply. Butter
plenty and lower. Eggs firm at quotations.
POTATOES-Kansas &c per bushel, northern 70c
new, 81 90 per bushel.
CABBAGES-None.
ONIONS-None IN market
PIE PLANT-lc per ID.
SPI\AGE--5c per 10.
IETTUCE-Sc per 10.
RADISHES-i0c per doZ. punches.
ASPAkAGJS-25c per dOZ. lunches
SPRING ONIONS-l0c doz punches.
PARSLEY-22c doz lunches
EGGS-llC per dOZ
BUTTER-Fancy creamery lac. choice creamery
i3c. choice butter i215c fair cooking butter Sc.
CHEESE-Eastern fun cream &c half cream llGl
12c. skim 500, limburger exotic, brick 5lD6 fun
cream Swiss I5l3l6c.
CHICKENs-Dressed 6]4@Sc per h. live s. .5s
5 On per doz.
TURREYs-Live Ga7c per ID. dressed 9Slc
Wichita Leather Market.
WICHITA. Kan. June l.
SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 29sSlc B. \. 20
"a, good damage 2ll25C.
NFsS-8corn oak SIC. No / oak SIC. L. H. sc,
Union S0c, HemlOck Pc.
CALF-DOmestc 65ceEs1 o. French s. GOAL 90
CUT HALF SOLES--EXtra heavy s. 50 heavy
s. CO, medium 81 ", light 81 2J9yl Is.
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EGR ETCHANGE.

T-Oz. .EXgHANGE-15 ACEF@ ~ SUBURBS %
Il csrv rorza has1s~. H-T Csilsfs : ID -Aslefa ~
foc. wp.L sns bezT1Ez orchard. sFsfs+ 2@2c;-A.
ree-rs~. ar4 -sea-s .ao srapeg x1sd barr a. FL
good REAR 4 a.. lsEtte -Eefcerr@ pT1sasrlT- ~
dFesE az &c. - e. cars k4sls 80 dc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07

The Chicago and Alton Proves Itself
Regular Jack he-RippeT to
Railroads.
q Three-lIiIe Road with Nine General officers.
Samples of Railroad Law-NOtes
and Personals.

The Chicago and Alton has given
formal notice of its intention to
make the rate on packing house
products, carloads, from Kan
sas City to Chicago twelve cents per 100
sounds. The present rate is eightee.l
cents. It also proposes to reduce the
lumber rate 10 the Missouri river to ten
cents. and will make another cut on live
stock. These subjects will cause an in
teresting discussion at the meeting of the
Western freight association to be held in
Chicago Tuesday as nearly all the Alton s
competition viii vote against the pro-
posed reductions.
The Alton claims that the rates on
lumber, livestock and packing-house
products have been so manipulated by
some Of its competitors as TO deprive it of
its fair proportion OF the traffic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07
An Advance in Grain Rates.

a few weeks ago the lines interested in
Southern business decided to reduce the
rates on grain and -four four cents hun
dred TO Mobile, New Orleans, Vicksburg
and other Southern points, but the rates
we're no sooner pat into effect than it be-
came evinent that they could not be con-
fined 20 the territory which it was desired
10 cover. Another meeting was called at
st. Louis Friday to reconsider the ques-
ton, which was attended by representa-
tives Of the Queen and Crescent, Illinois
Central, Burlington Route, Louisville
and Nashville, Ohio and Mississippi,
Cairo Short Line, Mobile and Ohio, Fort
Scott and Gulf, Frisco and Missouri
Pacific. Everyone was as eager to re-
store the rates as they were to have them
reduced fortnight ago, and it was ao-
cordingly resolved to advance them to
the figures al which they stood prior to
March 81. Notice was accordingly filed
with the interstate commerce commits
sion, and the old rates will accordingly
go into effect in ten days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07
Fast Service in Texas.

George G ouId made some fast time on his
special from Galveston to Texarkana The
average run was ffty-one miles an hour over the
International and Great Northern to Longview
from Galveston, where Texas and Pacific en-
CINE hurried him along at similar rate Globe-
Democrat.
That is just the way the thing works.
When railroad official comes down this
way the roads can make just as fast time as
is necessary for anyone but when they are
out of the state funeral procession can
make Texas railroads ashamed of them
selves, so far as speed is concerned. The
international and the Texas and Pacific
can make rafting good time for Mr..
Gould, but for the public, by which rail-
roads are kept up, ox-cart time is good
enough. Fast service has been wanted
in Texas for q long time, and from the
Indifference of railroad managers TO the
wants of the public, it is very likely it
Will be wanted for long time to come.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07
Locating Stray Atch1son Stock.

NEW YORK, April ACCORDING to the
Star OF this date a report has been in cir
culation that the Atchison directors could
not trace the whereabouts of 200 200
shares of Atchison stock, and that this
amount OF stock was in the possession of
Jay Gould. According TO the rumor,
Gould was about to marshal sufficient
following among the AtchisOn stock
holders, together with his own holdings,
to unseat the present management.
Col. John J McCook, the counsel, and
a director of the Atchison company, said
yesterday that the present management
has already received proxies for more
than q majority of the shares. The vot-
ing trust project has not been assented to
by the majority of the stockholders, but
the directors are confident a majority
will be secured. The books close Tues
day for the annual election in May.
The present on GERS, including Pres
dent Marvel, VIII be reelected.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07
TEXARKANA.
Death of Morning Papsr-Witnesses Go to
DaingerfleId In the Edwards Case.
Special to the Gazette.


Special to the Gazette.
TExARKANA, TEX, April 6.-The
Daily Post, morning paper and the or
gan of the Republican party at this
point, gave up the ghost yesterday, after
a prolonged illness. The Post was pub
lished on the Arkansas side of the city,
and has been financially embarrassed for
some time, but yesterday the employees
and material men sued out attachments,
and the effects of deceased are now in the
hands of the sheriff of Miller county.
a large number Of persons leave here
Tomorrow morning for Dalngerfield as
witnesses in the Edwards case, which
has been set for trial on Tuesday.
George ". Edwards, the defendant in
this case, is sheriff OF this (Bowie) county.
He resigned the Office of Mayor Of the
West Side of this city to accept that po-
sition, and has occupied many offices of
honor and trust here. He was indicted
last year for the killing of Ben Rogers of
this city, and claims that he was justifi-
able. A change of venue was ordered
by Judge Shepherd to Morris county,
and at the last term of that court the
case was continued. Edwards has many
friends all over this county, who wish
him an honorable acquittal.
The weather has been charming ever
since the lst of April.
All the churches in the city were dec
GRATED to-day, and almost every one
joined in the Easter exercises.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07
General and Personal

The Chicago and Alton road is q regu-
lar railroad Jack, the Ripper.
The Texas and Pacific handled forty
two carloads of cattle at this point Sat-
urday.
W. d. La wson, travelling passenger
agent of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
was in the city yesterday.
VI. n. Jewett, livestock agent of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, was in the
city yesterday, having just returned from
Kansas.
The Fort Worth and Denver is hauling
hundreds Of people 10 the Panhandle who
have come from the old states in search
of cheap homes in the best country on
earth.
The private cattle car companies are
unable to supply the demand for these
cars in Texas as fast as the cars are
needed. This is an indication Of the
amount of cattle business now beng
handled by the railroads, and of the fact
that the stable cars have come to stay.
The Iowa legislature on March 81 unan-
1mously passed the bill making joint rail-
way rates compulsory and providing
against discrimination in favor of any
city. The bill requiring railroads to
equip their cars with automatic brakes
and coupIers by 1895 was also passed.
Several of the railroads in Michigan
contemplate putting on fast freight trains
during the present spring and summer
for the rapid transportation of ice. The
trains viii run on regular passenger
schedule time, and will be known as
ice trains. Passenger trains in Texas
run so slow that ton of ice shipped from
Fort Worth to Weatherford on one
would be hot water before it reached its
destination.
On Sunday, April q, divisions of the
order of railway conductors all over the
country viii meet to select delegates to
the annual convention to be held in
Rochester, n. Y, in May. Each dIvis-f
ion will be expected to instruct its delas7-
gates as to how they shall vote on the
proposition to eliminate from their ritual
the clause which makes it a non-strik-
ing organization under any circum-
stances.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07
RAILROAD LAW.
The Rights OF Railroads Under Contract on
Back of Tickets.

Back of Tickets.
In the case of BoytOn VS.. the Hot
Springs Railroad, the United States
court decided rs follows:
]. Where the contract to carry the plaintiff as
a passenger by railroad company was an ex-
press one, signed by the plaintiff and the COM
pany's agent, and was contained in a ticket for
4 passage to the place Of destination and back,
the plaintiff, having assented to the contract by
accepting and signing it. Is bound by the cOndi-
Iions expressed in il, whether he did or did not
read them or know what they were.
.. Where, by the express conditions OF the
PLAINTIFFS contract, he had no right to q return
passage under his ticket, unless it bore the sig
nature and stamp Of the cOmpany's agent at the
END Of the route, no agent or employee of the
company was authorized to alter or waive any
condition OF the contract, and therefore the ac-
ton OF the b2ggagemaSter in punching the ticket
and checking plaintiffs baggage, and that of the
gateman in admitting him to the return train,
could not bind the company to carry him or es-
Top ii 30 deny his right TO be carried.
,. Where an UllstamDCd ticket gave q passen-
ger no right TO return passage, and he refused to
pay the usual fare upon a demand by the con-
ductor, as there was no contract IN force be-
tween him and the company TO carry him back,
there could be 10 breach of the contract, and an
action OF aSSumpsiC cannot be maintained TO re-
cover damages Tor PLAINTIFFS expulsion from the
y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07
Fresh bread. aud ps1stSr at Byron
Meier grocery
sssas Structures for weatherford.


ysSFeeial to the Gazette.
3" WEATHERFoRD, TEX, April 6.-At
the regular meeting of the Masonic lodge
Of this city last night the finance COM
mittee, consisting of Mayor Buster DR.. N .
G. Neer and Mr.. Ira B. Taylor, decided
to purchase the lot, 25x1OO feet, on the
west side of South Main street on the
corner OF South Main and Oak streets, in
block No. 8. The lodge will begin at
once to erect a fine two or three-story
stone Masonic temple on this lot.
Messrs. Henry Warren, DR.. N. c.
Nesr and Ira B. Taylor will at the same
s3fsne erect four nice stone buildings on
the same block, commencing at the Por-
ter building, to extend to where the Ma
sonic temple is to be built. This will
make five nice stone buildings on this
block. This will be begun right away
and will be q valuable improvement to
Weatherford in furnishing stone build
ings TO the fast improving city.
MIR. H. NJ. Kidwell, cashier of the
Mineral Wells bank, was in the city to-
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07

the TTnIon Pacific a through line
from the grazing lands of Texas, which
are penetrated by the Denver, Texas and
Fort Worth to the grazing lands of the
Northwest. The new line viii be largely
used to ship the cattle that are each
year during the months of May and
June taken into the grass lands of that
country from Texas by the ranchmen.
Heretofore the cattle have been taken by
rail to the unfinished Cheyenne and
Northern, and from there were driven
to the grazing country, which is located
farther to the north.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-04-07
A BLIND MAN KILLED.
He is Run Over by Switch Engine in fehg-
view-Probably Suicide.

lie IS Kun over DS SWITCH Eng Inc III I9HS
view-Probably Suicide.
Epecial to the Gazette.
LoNGvIEw, TEX, April. 6.-This
morning at o'clock the switch engine
run over and killed blind beggar, hor-
rlbly mutilating his body. From papers
on his body his name was made out to be
Lige Daily, from some place in Missouri.
Other papers made him from Texas, but
owing to DETACHMENT the words could not
be read. He came here last night on
No. 3, and was about the yards, and
said he worked here a short time four
years ago before he was blind, and ex-
pressed himself as tired of life anyway,
but no one thought he contemplated sui
eide, which may or may not have been
the fact. He bad shortly before come to
the switch engine and received drink
and washed his face. When first dis
covered the engineer had stopped, after
backing up, and the engineer saw some
thing on the track some yards distant :.
and on examination found the body 10.
the man. ...,, " Il. W. ,