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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
PERSONALS.

Charles f. King, of Ashland, is at the
Carey.
p. Z. Walden, of Milwaukee, is at the
Occidental
J. A St Clair, of Westield, was at the
Manhattan.
G. S. Callahan, of Pratt. spent yesterday
in the city.
J. +. Brickman, of Guthrie, spent yes
terday IN the city.
A. r. Downs. of Belle PLANE, spent yes
terday in the city.
II. Jeffreys, of St Louis, is spending
few days in the city.
X. A. Rogers. of Garden Plain, spent
yesterday in the city
A. S. Sheppard, of Kansas City, is reg
istered at the Occidental
c. l. Carter, of Mansfield, Ohio, is reg
istered at the Manhattan.
G. /. Seavery, county attorney of FL
Reno, ]. T., is at the Carey.
A. L. O'Donnell, of Leavenworth, was
calling on friends yesterday.
Mrs. o. T. Crawford has gone to Chicago
on visit TO friends and relatives.
Mr.. l.. Foose, of Benton, and r. Julian,
of kiowa, entered the Garfield law school
yesterday
j. j. Moon of Empnria, and T. T. Postle-
thwaite were callers at the EAGLE sane
Lum last evening.
Captain George w. Martin, L. s. A,
from Fort Clark, Tex, is lying quite il. in
his room at the Carey.
Major Hartwich, of Senica, Mo-, an
Indian agent. is liz the city looking after
some business matters.
Mrs Ida Hof left over the Rock Island
yesterday for Victoria, Columbia, to spend
. few weeks with relatives.
Mr.. Ben Parmely returned yesterday
from a visit TO Cleveland, O., and en-
tered the Garfield law school
Rev. w. l.. Garges, financial agent of
Cooper Memorial college, Sterling, Kan,
was in the city calling on friends.
Mrs. J. Y. Montague and little daughter
Altha, left yesterday for Medora, ILL.,, to
risit for afew months with friends and
relatives.
Mr. w s Corbett left over the Missouri
Pacific yesterday for PittSburg, Pa, !
where he will spend a few days with
relatives
{. r. Wilson, of Hamilton, Ohio, arrived |
yesterday and will spend few days super
intending the work OF placing the engine at |
the central power station of the electric |
railway
w. ID. Mccormick left for Chicago last |
evening TO he absent several days on bust /
hess He will stop over at Topeka to at |
tend meeting of the ResUbmission Re |
publican central committee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES COURT.


Mitchell Wadsworth plead not guilty to
two indictments for larceny; continued
until March.
Frank Brady, indicted for perjury, plead
not guilty; case continued until March.
p. H. Gates, indicted for perjury, enter
| ed plea of not guilty; case continued until
March.
Charles Marcy, Caddo Indian. plead
not guilty to introducing liquor in the
territory.
William Devine, convicted of assault
with attempt to kill Oscar Leahring, of
Guthrie; received sentence of two years
in the penitentiary.
Acey Bright, colored. convicted of lar
ceny; sentenced to penitentiary one year.
John Swallow, convicted of man
slaughter; received sentence of five years
in the penitentiary.
Oscar Spurlock, convicted ofintroducing
liquor into the Indian country; sentence
six months in the Sedgwick county Jail
John Craycraft, sentenced to thirty
days in Jail for selling liquor at Guthrie
without government license.
The grand jury for the second division
and the grand jury for the Indian territory
were discharged
DISTRICT COURT.
c. F. Mahony VS. W. c. Green, judgment
for defendant for costs.
d. NJ. Clapp VS. c. A Stafford, Judgment
for plaintiff SlS5.
II. c. Day VS. T. d. Corkhill, judgment
for plaintiff 1891, interest IL per cent
d. w. c. Clapp VS. c. S. Zimmerman,
judgment for plaintiff for $6S7.
X. Graley VS. +. Werner, replevin suit on
trial by jury.
PROBATE COURT.
Petition of the administrator Of the
estate of H. NJ. Lawrence for order to sell /
real estate filed and set for hearing Octo- |
Der 6.
Claim of H. c. Dunbar against estate of !
W. NJ. Coulter, deceased, allowed for $50 |
JUSTICES COURTS.
In Judge MOsley's court the case of /
Councilman Buckeridge, charged with as
saulting John Stewart, was continued I'M
til October g. In Judge Barrett's court |
the state VS.. Rev. J. b. Carroll and J. X. |
Thompson, with X. Hackney the COM
planning witness, occupied some time. The /
Rev. Carroll was given - and costs. BY /
way of a compromise in "A bqstardy case |
w T. Bell and Alice c. Pultz were mar /
ried
COMMON PLEAS.
l.. NJ. Lowenthal VS.. l. " Hirshfield;
judgment for plaintiff for 5000.
Badger Lumber company vs.. W. p. .
Campbell ct al; on trial by jury.
POLICE COURT.
Bill Jackson gave up SO on the charge
of gambling; w. ORGY, for gambling, $40;
Jed High for playing the boys high, $40
]. b. Carroll paid in s. because of his &C
tivity in a smuggling match.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
ADJUSTMENTS.
CRAWFORD GRAND,


On Wednesday, September %. M-cCaoe
& Young's Operatic Ministries, numberlA-.S
twenty-five people. who have Just returned
from very successful trip to California
will appear at the above house for two
nights. Everywhere they have performed
large houses have greeted them and the
papers are loud in their praise of the excel
lent merit Of the show This is what the
San Francisco Chronicle has to say:
Last night McCabe & Young's Minstrels,
an eastern organization, commenced a
weeks engagement at the Orpheum. They
will have no cause TO complain of bad bust
ness for the large theatre was packed from
top to bottom and by half past seven three
thousand people paid admission at the box
Office, and hundreds turned away The
enthusiasm and satisfaction was immense.
1t is unnecessary to particularize on the
excellent merits of the entertainment be-
cause everybody was star, at least the
hearty applause of the vast audience sug-
gested ii. Mr.. George Jackson is beyond
doubt the best colored comedian who has
ever visited San Francisco, and his funny
songs and sayings kept the whole house in
roars of laughter.
Remember the dates, September "a and
Ok
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
INDIANIANS MEET.

The Indiana society met last evening at
80 o'clock at the common pleas court
room. 4 large attendance was present
and much interest manifested by all in the
work of the society. No final reports were
submitted by any of the regular commit
tees, and all reported progress and were
given further time. After a general dis
cussion of numerous questions the society
adjourned to meet again on the evening of
the 29d. at T:30 O'Clock 2. m.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

Mr. Robert Nichols, Of Eureka, has de-
cided to move TO Wichita and accordingly
yesterday purchased a residence on Fair
mount. For some years he has been at
Eureka in the grain business, and was one
of the leading business men of his town.
He came TO the conclusion that Wichita
was a good place for his line of business,
better than any other point in the state,
and hence the change.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

Powell Clayton Jr-. OF Eureka Springs,
Ark, spent yesterday in the city enroute
70 California He l. young man OF ap-
parent.y . years, rather teshy, about the
average in height. smooth face. smokes
good cigars and looks quite comfortable 10
a light suit OF clothes he l. something OF
dandy but scarcely Joe dandy 3"
While 10 one Of his name the question Of
Arkansas politics would naturally hasten
TO put in an appearance, he seems scarcely
willing 10 talk about it. The foul politi-
cal murder Of his uncle seems scarcely a
pleasant topic for details. especially.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
A SERIOTS FALL.

Mr. r. Rogers, contractor for the city
building. fell from wagon load of stone
at the Santa Fe yards yesterday and was
seriously injured. His back struck the
sharp corner of a stone and produced
paralysis of the right arm and leg He
was taken to DR.. Stoner's Office and com
planned of suffering intensely. He was
then taken to his home Last night he
was reported as being quite seriously in
jured and it was difficult 10 predict the
result
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

Mr.. James NJ Mckee, Jr., who left here
in August on the q. \. r. excursion, has
just returned, having had delightful so
jOurn in New York, Cleveland and Chica-
20 He expresses himself well satisfied
with the prospective prosperity Of Wich-
ita; that it is not an unknown quantity in
the east. Mr.. Mckee is promising young
Mississippian who has been attending
Garfield college the past year and who, we
are told, is taking lively interest in the
future of our city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

Judge Reed, Col. II. w. Lewis, Council
man johnson, as chairman of the public
improvement committee, and I. c. Viii
son, as city attorney, took drive last even
ing in the Chisholm creek district looking
over the situation relative TO the iRjunc-
ton case now pending
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
CoNGRFG ATIoNALHARyEsr HOME

There will be a Harvest Home festival at
the Olivet Congregational church on
South Topeka avenue. Sunday morning,
September p. commencing at o'clock
Quite an interesting program has been ar
ranged, consisting Of singing. speaking,
reading and music. The ladies have very
tastefully arranged the decorating of the
church with cereals, etc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
J. ". LOVE, President.


The young mems meeting tomorrow at-
ternoon will be gospel and song service
conducted by Rev. B. f. Watson. of this
city. This will in all probability be the
last time that Mr.. Watson will be per
mitted to sing at this meeting, which will
be regretted by all who have enjoyed his
singing at the afternoon services
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
THE GRAND JURY HoNoRs THE EAGLE

The members of the United States grand
jury called on the editor of the EAGLE last
evening in body. The work OF the ses-
sion having been successfully completed,
and il has been an arduous one. covering
three weeks Of time, the members were
looking forward with pleasure to their
homeward trip. but they had nothing but
good words for Wichita and compliments
for Judge Foster and the officials Of his
court. The honor of the call is acknowl-
edged with pleasure
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

The Rock Island is painting everything
red. While they figure on business under
the stars and stripes the management is
reported to be favorable TO ned flag bust
ness. The tanks and outbuildings all
along the line are being given the red fin
ISL. The passenger depot building is not
yet on the list Of red buildings but is being
given attention with some other kinds OF
paints. By way OF improvement, also. the
worS viii commence in few days which
viii result in a coal chute.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

The directory of the Union Grain and
Elevator company, at their meeting yes
terday, considered the report of the com
mittee on bylaws. Part of the report was
adopted, and some of the matters con-
tanned in the report were referred for more
careful investigation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
HARVEST HONE FFsTIvAI.

The Women's missionary societies Of the
West Side Baptist church viii hold their
Harvest Home festival in Enterprise hall
corner Seneca and Maple streets tomorrow.
evening az 40 o'clock An interesting
program has been prepared
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

The Rev. J. II. Parker, who has charge
of the Congregational work in Oklahoma,
is spending "A few days in the city He
thinks there is room for church work in
his section, but not such bad people after
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
COMMON PLEAS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MINISTER'S MEETING.

All evangelical ministers of the city are
urgently invited TO attend the meeting of
the Ministerial association on Monday at =
p m. Qustions of great Importance will
claim consideration. Brethren, let Us
have a full meeting
+ w pVE President
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

Mrs. II. G. Ruggles is visiting her son in
Middlesborough, Ky. Her health was
never better. She makes daily excursions
through a section that, by nature beau
tiful, is farther enhanced by the foliage OF
fall and mountain breezes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

j. w. Ady, United States district attor-
ney, left last evening for his home in New
ton. He is booked for some political
speeches during the present campaign and
in due time will be heard i'm that line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

haEy AuI-r sJB--ss.s4ETD ~iI 80 fos
Felix Moschslss. ihs Lond0u artist. n
rex bridal roe During bis vlnt 20 ca
cago the ideal GAla.ea was the model
for study n green. showing the classic
beauty Ct The ACTRESS IL : SD'su .! aPEle
green six
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

The county commissioners yesterday ac-
cepted the resignation of John Good as
constable for Morton township. and ap-
pointed to fill vacancy, Mr.. Thomas A
Vouph
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
TOO LIBERAL

Yesterday afternoon a half blood Indian,
who had imbibed too freely got
on Burton car 70 90 10 the
Missouri Pacific depot at the north
end Of the city. He felt so hilsrious and
generous rs to offer to pay the conductors
fare, which he earnestly insisted upon, and
finally created considerable attention in
the crowd by his liberal offers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20

The Missouri Pacific pay car is booked
for arrival at s a. m. today. The boys
who have an interest in its arrival will no
doubt be on hand to give the paymaster a
warm welcome.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-20
Counting Room.
Editorial Room


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any other paper Of equal value as advertising
medium.
All transient advertisements mnst be paid for in
advance.
The proprietors reserve the right 10 reject and
discontinue any advertisements contracted for
either by themselves or their agents.
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The mails as such.
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or Chicago can see copies or the paper at the Office
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han any two Kansas dalies combined: reaching l69
towns on the day OF publication in Kansas. Indian
territory, Panhandle OF Texas and eastern Colorado
The columns OF the EAGLE have been tested and
proved to be the best advertising medium in the
southwest. The only daily that reaches all the ter
ritory above named on day OF Publication. As an
advertising medium It is uneIceled.
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Id Results Speak 70 Themselves

MEssorLa, Mosr.. Feb. %, 1870.
Dr.. J. Eugene JORDAN.
Seattle. Wash.
Dear Sis--Ons OF your books on Histo-
esnetic Treatment Of Diseases has ist~ly
fallen into my hsnds. and therein recorded
10 IN AFFIDAVIT Of tbs cure OF neuralgia l
refer to Mrs. Fisher. on page lsi.
Ny daughter, now In her sd year. IL
somewhat similarly affected. Our physi-
clans call IL neuralgia Of the nerves OF the
hesrt- OF late the disease seems to be
more obstinate. and from repeated attacks
Of sevsre nature, she has not been able
TO get out Of the HOUSE. for nearly two
months. Her only relief Of late Is
hypnotics- We now keep in the house for
IN emergency suiphonai given In gr.
dosss. ons powder at bedtime generally
sui1ices. II seems 70 ease her pain and I'M
du6es sleep.
II from this imperfect description Of her
case you can prescribe treatment. wish
you would do 50 and send me SONS Of your
remedies BY mail II they can be 20 sent,
otherwise BY Northern Pacific express.
With bill for same, and win remit on re-
ceipt thereof.
II you prefer not to risk the medicine
without prepayment. inform me Of the
cost and win remit. but would like to
try the remedies with n little delay -
possible. - the case Is very critical.
Yours very truly,
H. H0BLITzELL,
Guy Clerk.
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NEW YORK MERCHANDISE.
nav iogK. March sA--coffcc - Optious
elsned barely steady. iotsss points Gown;
alse $2.o0 bags; March. sl7.s0t6i7 50; April.
W101.ss: May. s7QsU.io. Jane. sis.7ssis-ss;
Says Sl6he<ie.es. SPOT Rio. steady; fair car
eusA 3lfe, No. Fat beans. iss.e.
ne.f-kaw. lower: fair refining. 10 lSc;
ennifurals, se-ses,. SIC: sales. 30 hhAss Mas
eosadc, N.test &C: ~ test. Is-isc. sales, 800
80 eentrifagals. ee-tesf, s,sc.
Copper Heavy; lake. March and April. tlAeo
sssd-Unssttied; domestic. tss2ss.
hn-AAsser: straits. e200
aAs FRANCISCO RKvixw.
MN FsAscisco March -wheat-Kasy.
Wxh
sArisy-steady. with no improvement In bust
-: No iced. si,s etssa.c
Oess-Aoderste inqairy: sales mainly Of lob
sans character choice feed. ~ ssss clio: Ma
Nd, us: lower grades. eexseli.so
hops-stlse.
fcsaioes-stssdy: Esrlv Rose. sasc: Peerless.
SaS, Rarhanks. 8. astsa.5A
otsr
xsss-csliosniA. i4si6c.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
enicAec. March -wheas-F1rm. March.
-. Mar. Sic.
Cosa-Essy; March. 81 &c: May. sac.
vss-hrm, March. sis.e; May. &c.
caSss-Sothins doiug
feft-Ftrn; March. sioso. May. siaA
iAfd-Eirm; March. $,is; May. tN2a
CHICAGO LAVE srocx sARKxr.
SsseAso. March "a --cagiie-Re<srta. 400.
Wscngs hceyeS NsslaA S., steers. q AaAso.
Nd. Sea
hoxs-keeeipss. z.s<N. steady; naked. sac
-. heavy. ssassssss light. sSsaosLia
saeep- Receipts. 500; strong natives 81
80; Western corn.fed. AsosS. -, Texans. 81
iivgxrocl okAts MAKxsr.
lAvssrSsos. Aarch ~ .--whest-ssasst. holders
eeer moderately.
eofa-0aieS steady aud anehsngva
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fcss fowsSxSn, MAFsA sA-The rmanlis
sfrtsed trurs san fFaneisco about n0on tefay
saa rroecssied np the soaai about e'esock this
evening". she discharged here 30 tens 81 freight
No. Alaska and isa tons fof thss port The sscsA
y. kiaes arrived tn~ssy from Portland AMI tai
Al for Alssks early tenagrow rscrntng. she
uis' take fsona here 30 toss ST frrlsht. rnessly
eanaery supplies
sAs ngsse. March s4-ssAiss-- March ~ levi
- hsreess faset sound. Yokohama Arsssei-
.srea =, batavia Vancouver. Shanghai Asrva
~ fastoEus Fuges soand.
sAs fsssstsca. Nassh "a -sssresi--sr ORE
we forslsnG. Dcp<rtea-Ssr Essa kehIss. Ke-
AJAX Island
st> fssNs1sSsA Narah =. sailed hsSk al
ny Forxe. NsnSssaes stesrner Ar.xo. tsx~ hsy
seurHsxsrus Marrh ss--arrsxf<f~ Esaer asss
Aefasis. New 1ass
~ Ballard property See Chilhsyg q ssAsdnsf
>pccs y ll~uxiitn. Isssxn t.tii.stsxr
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SEAIIABv A0kE0 ~
pees 4 the seattle ciesringAouss to-day
116enf snone the shipmsnts ssom ssafsss
IN ne following: One earioad OF po<ar
- = Ymt, carload Of ties to Biaek nvef. 1
ehops 70 the East. billed 70 he Mime
225S 4SSro1er, carload Of iced 70 Thomas. 1
5111 q I'D 70 Renton, carload Of hsy 70
- Junction. End carloads ~ Gt0ne =
# ~ 11onmes Rerndals brought Ia soo.0oo Iashs
~ Angeles this morning, and lsths are
s5 ~ pJenfifuI-in fact, the supply sxcoeds
FL Prices srs only fairly 1sm q Inet
- 1heSe u. however. . good demand
-. which VIII fnereaes when To lases
81 q buiidingB in course 81 construestsn
- lue Interior nntshing.
4 1nn schooner l. J. Perry brought ID 60
& n go and 10 tons Of hay from suliivan's
N alsernOon for q Baxtss 4 Co.
q eees have declined 70 21c per dox in
ut me drop IL due 70 the situasion in
IN On market Eastern eus being -
g Il S111 I end cheap, the Oregon could net b
= h1shef thsn those. Eastern were very
E. go q 2Dc per doc. Stocks ere iow. hut
81 ooyiood consignments are headed shia
~ - u East. The drst carload II sxpocsod
11Glng ne present. week.
& ononGaoa In the potato market Vas m
70 lbom that Of last week today The
3 - 1rn ~ - per ton for Washin9tOn
- Rsceipss have bssn light during chs
- 1nyA No change = booked fos very
Viii he exception Of sturgeon, wss
t1neus again today. This scarcity has shout
s. 81 n lpquiTy. and the Dab market Il ssry
111h 4 few lots ere recefvs4 now xnd then
IS = ~ IewsF S,und. and thsy End rsady sale.
unocnAxbIss AID Pxcpucx nEcxfrTs
- ~ last forty-eight hours the mer-
= end produce receipts q this pom wsrs
~; Northern Pacific rsilrosd. 7So tons;
- Puget sound railroad. - tons, seat
Ia ahoge Eastern railway, al sona BY
6 -1aim Anderson. tonss W. y. Msrwin,
- Clara Brown, tons; ". r. Muusos,
e1jfh 2 tons: ]. J. Perry. IS tons; Point
- - IONS Total receipts. l,ao2 torA
snSrNEsrn
nusiae he LIST forty eight hosrs eoods end
Sm6handtse were shipped from seattle 70 the
61cua6tn9 county a follows: Northern Pnr
~ mllrood. 81 tons; Columbia end Puest
Mc61 mfltuad. rs tons: seattle, IAks shore 4
3 - railway. u tons. ~ waiss-- Saabei.
f(1no: Clara brown. = tcns: Edith. tons: w.
8 Nmuin, - tonss Glide, tona: Gsace. tors;
E1nrnn. 3 toas. Mountafneef, tons; Augusta,
51nos cry 81 Huebia. Loco tOnA Total ship
noo1a In tonA
nATunx OF RscurTa
upeemo esussal merchandise. car hosscs
1ue Nd, car iurniturs. car coal oal, car
0hoela an costls. or hoGs, - cars iumbes.
Len ~. lem moulding sand. cor wood. 70
en1oe ses. y Inns hay. 10000 lathA 40 tons