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The morning call., 1890-07-31
A CONVICTS DEATH.
tomas Harper Instantly Killed by Fall at


Thomas Harper Instantly Killed BY Fall at
San Quentin.
SAN QUENTIN PRISON, July 80. This
afternoon, about o'clock, convict named
Thomas Harper, employed as a brick-mason
on the new front gate of the building, missed
his footing, falling head first on balcony,
a distance of eighteen feet, fyacturing his
skull and killing him instantly. He came
here in May. 1884, for eight years, for grand
larceny committed in San Francisco, and
his term would have expired on September
4th of this year. A Coroner's jury has been
summoned and an inquest will be held at
the prison at o'clock tomorrow morning
The morning call., 1890-07-31

NEW YORK, July 3d. Brooklyns 8, Colum-
bus l.
SYRACUSE. July 30.-Syracuses l, st. Louis 6.
ROCHESTER,, July 30.-The game with Louis.
yiIles was postponed owing TO rain.
PHILADELPHIA, July 3o.-Athletcs 6, Tole-
dno
The morning call., 1890-07-31

LOUISVILLE, July 30.-A report is cur
rent here that arrangements are being
made to combine the players league and
American association.
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. TIE BALL-PLAYERS..
Yesterdays Games on Leassge and BROTH
!. !. IS. ST.. hood Diamonds. /. Il !

"CHicAGe, July .$o;--TiIe .Ptradell.h}a league.
team defeated Chicago to-day: l$fli Itfefers i
were lit quite freely. Attendance f50O, .Sc0fe.:
CHicagos. -. 70: o u B. $50 / 3- d
PlltiadeflFlas = . Q / o I:5:I-9 !,
Base htagos ~; rhj}4defplils 81 EFreFs
hiiadeiphias g. nat teri eisla and Ge ineuts,
Hgtehuisop aid k1ti retg1 Etilrfl llch, : II 81
The morning call., 1890-07-31
Suspended Publication

OMAHA, July 30.-The Omaha Repub-
lcan, the oldest daily in the city, suspended
publication to-day.
The morning call., 1890-07-31

Ewing's Men Win I've Ga me- From the PITTS

!. =: burg Team ], I j. =. II N: :
: PiTTsBUkG, July. 30:-The. New York and
PittsbuTg brotherhood teams played two games
to-day and me Giants won both of them. AT
tendance POO, Lhe scores: r..
PfttSDurgs... o. o o o 600 o.
New Works .......3 2 3 j 0-0:U 10
Base ;hits4Phtsburgs 5, New Yorks II. Errors.
Ptttsburgs 2 New Yorks 2. Batteries -staley aud
Fields, Keefe: .s....- i = :5.': :,.s.
/, -. SECOND GAME. -. -. 4 ::
Pittsburgs. o o O6.0sO-.s
New Y0rks; -. "a 20 goo % *l
Base hfts1PlttSlurgs IL New Yorks TO- Errors-.@
Pittsburgs7, New Y6rks %. iatterles-Galvin and
Fields, Ctane and Yaughan Umpires- KNIGHT and !:
jones'. = =.
The morning call., 1890-07-31
oBITU AIRY.
JOHN A BRIDGELANI

JOHN A BRIDGELAND.
Colonel John A. Bridgeland, we'll
known Republican politician of this city,
died last night at Falkland, Indiana, aged
GA years.
The morning call., 1890-07-31

In 1.-THE City Directory" are winning
their way toward the close of their New
California engagement with nearly as full
benches as when they began it. The new
songs introduced as freshening material
this week have taken with snap, and
some of them go with such temptingly-
easy swing that the audience in bon accord
with the singer feel moved to add their
voices to his; but, be sure, you will find
many humming or whistling the melody as
they pass down the street when the house
is dismissed. Paul Potter would line his
pockets if he could turn out now and then
a dramatic concet that sparkles like 1.-The
City Directory" and catches with such a
firm hold everyday people where tn ey live.
Seaman. the brilliant young Irishman, with
new plays nterspersed with new songs. is
due at the California when the Reed party
leave.
The morning call., 1890-07-31

Lights and Shadows" has not made
that instantaneous success with the public
at the Bush-street which the gentleman
owning it expected and which its construc-
ton and action warrant. The attendance
is reasonably large, of course, every even
ing, but the magnetism, the laura" the in
describable something that attends popu-
lar and successful play is not felt by those
present, or, if felt, not manifested. Mr.
Grismer works out faithfully the part of
Ma Mel burn (whO is under cloud and
Miss Ph90e Davies is quite up TO her old
standard OF excellence in Edith Broughton,
alias Mabel Bland, and the rest of the cast
affords fair support. Kidder's Under the
Yoke" will come up next in succession. 1t
is said to be good Iiece of dramatic work.
The morning call., 1890-07-31
4 Long-sur' ring Actor.

4
afternoon, August 18th, at I;3O O'Clock, a
grand testimonial will be rendered by the
amusement profession now in San Fran
cisco to Mr.. "PriYate Secretary" j. n.
Long, well remembered as popular men,
Der of the old California Theater stock and
other companies. For the past eight months
MIR. Long has been confined to his bed, suf-
fering from a compound fracture of the
knee, which resulted in a scrt OF necrosis Of
the bone. He has. lattcrly. been under very
heavy expense, and his friends have re-
solved to provide suili lent means to see
him through his illness, which, his physi-
clans say, will last for some time yet. The
various companies now playing in town
intend to do all they can to make up an
Interesting programme. The Palmer Com
pany viii present their most popular one
act piece; also a minstrel first-part
will be given with forty performers,
Charlie Reed and Burt Haverlv on the
ends, and the musical portion of which will
, be under the direction OF w. ). Mullay. a
singing and dramatic interlude follows, in
which all of the City Directory" Palmer
Company and others will participate. The
success of the Lask-Cook benefit, The ST.
lent SYSTEM" ana the Grismer- Davies Com
paDy IN an act from one of their favorite
plays are also down, and the whole Will con-
:clude with the burlesque OF Camille, as
presented at the Five AS benefit in New
York, with VIII Collier as Camille. Charlie
Reed as Armand, James Corbett, who
makes his debut as an actor, as De Var
vile, and all the prominent managers, pro-
:fessionals and celebrities as guests. The
affair is under the especial direction Of
Joint committee composed of MessrS.
Henry jarrett, j. j, Gottlob John Ii. Rus
sell, Harry Mann, Alfred Bowler and
Nallenrod and Stockwell. George L. Lask
supervises the stage. Stats will b. on sale
on and after next Saturday at the Baldwin
at the regular prices.
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cKToosA EoTEs.

The marble yard Is to be moved IRON this
place
-DsPEties He.dy and DaltSn wers In town
Aond.y looking for witnesses.
The young ladies say there is one faeinator
in the Fatton store and that is Joha NeKeshan-
James Tsyler uss In town recently TO visit
his brother-in-Isw. James MeCrseken. who is
very low with pnsnmsnis-
Henry Cochran Is Behind the counter dis
pensinF goods and smiles alike. He has been
sick and he's just gottss zP-
-Mrs smits. from Utah, claims the estate
Of John Richards. deceased. and says shs Is
his daughter BY his arst wife
The sttendance st school on the opening
day gives promise OF . good average The
teacher. Niss Yields, seems In every way
worthy the Ianrels which the board Of edaea-
tion hss forced upon her brow
-. +. waybourn. the Pryor Greek section
bOzs deserts HE wife and three little ehildrea.
whose condition Ia really pitifal. The wife Of
". L. WAY boarn Cbrsthsr OF J. F-) secured .
divorce from him almost for the same oasnss
not year ago.
sabbath school still brings . r cd attend
knce-seholars and teachers sevsnfy-sssen-
las: Sunday. Rev. 8. Morris conducted ssrv-
Ices morning and evening. M A Jackson
and Mics Morton were quistly married during
the evening service
February II. ls9o. Fam.
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eLAnEnoEE NOTES.
srETAx.

ward L LAhsy have a.griss mill 10 opera
ton
-Judgs Watt starr hss had the Ia grippe hut
is gstsIng we'll.
Cattle are locking ans- A fsw mere weeks
will bring plenty Of grass and Wild onisns-
-Eseryhsdy is glad to get THE cHIEr-AIx
here They ftsnd in groups and read it when
Thursdsy's mail e0mss.
-Bushyh-ad snd BRneh are the mss most
highly spoken of in this neiEhberhood - can
didstes for chief On the National ticket
Solicitor James EiIott was in town On the
10Th He will call the district cOurt grand
Jury together en- the ssth All citizens shouid
take notice and have their psrmits for non
citizens.
-cisrsmors is the most quiet town In Coo
wesso0owee district since our mayor. lee La
hay. and Marshal nsPhsrson brings them 20
time for raising any kind ofdisturbaBce Iassds
the corporation Let law and orsier prevail.
we hope Chief NsEes will succeed in hsT-
Ing the Intrnders removed a. there are . great
many Of rejected claimants around Cis-emers
fencing up the public domain and iessiag 20
citizens Of the United States. who have no
permits and say they need none.
February u. lsSo. GRAY E1sLz
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BLrKJAcKxI sorEs

IS. n. Stubs weat 10 Afton Monday On
basiness trip.
"A little child Of Emery shislds. north of
Blsejsekst. died very suedenly Monday even
ing
-Mrs. EiIen Lockwood started 10 ofIshons
Monday; she viii make it her Psrmaasnt
home.
Quite . delegation. Of young folks nom
vinits made Us = visit last Sunday evening.
Come again boys
Joe Hesns. Of wichita. Kansas. arrived
Sunday nighf on . visit 70 his sister, MISC.
C. Craig. on Cabin ersGk
H B Gore succeeded in kiiling ane ven
ison last week rou may also paE Blake down
ss . arst class coyote killer
February II. 1870. srEIAx.
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Skinner, Ratclif 81 60.
v11a1ta, Ind. Ter.
TIE POPULAR LIxE

To the east Is the Burlington Route OHanni-
bal ST JosePh L. r. The service by this
line has been eonstAatly improved until q
has reached . degree OF excellence surpassed
by none. and equaIed by few The Buriing-
tons "EiI'' is probably the nnest and most
roPuisr train running between the Missouri
rive- and Chicago. being . solid through ves-
tibuIe train Of Pullman slecpers and Free
chair ears Leaving Kansas CITY. Atchlson
and ST. Joseph sfter supper. the passenger
arrives In Chicago st 9.I5 In the morning.
Having taken breakfast on one OF the Bar
lington's world renowned dining cars. he is
ready for the days business. or IN ample time
to make al eastern connections
For the convenience of passengers nom
Kansas city the ''Eli'' takes dining car out
Of Kansas City on which esst-boasd Pssseu-
gers are served with = surfer Which Ia eqasIed
By few hotels.
The BGriingtoh's st. Louis line. thongh
comparatively new. is beesming better known
and growing in popular favor every day until
Il bids fair In the near future to be the favor
ite line between the Missouri river and St.
L0uis- This train consisting Of through
sleepers. chair cars and coaches leaves Kan
sas City. Atchisoa and 81. Joseph sfter sap-
per and puts the passenger In 81 Louis for
breakfast. and ample time 70 make all con.
neciioas.
IoG are also requested 10 bear In mind that
The Burlington (kAnsss City. ST. Joseph 4
Council Bluffs q. r is the only line runnIng
through Pullman Buffet sl-ePers between
Kansas City and 81. Joseph AMI ST. Paul and
Minneapolis. This is the short line between
Kansas City, -. Joseph and Omaha. Throush
daily trains with sleepers and chair cars.
Ia Whatever direction yoa travel be sure
your tickets read over the Darlington Route.
thereby insaring yOurseif the grestest smount
Of comfort. With the least exisense OF money
and time
writs for sll Information. eircnlsrS. etc.
20 n e. Orr. general southwestern passenger
agent. So9 Main street. Kansas CITY. OF
A. L. nAWEs.
General PEsr- a Ticket Agent.
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RKsD II, LxD PoxBkz-
xstsaI Protsstfrs kssesistis. sf the
Indias TsrrlterT.

Sac. 1. This association is for the prot elton
of all phySieIass prsetieing n the tsrritery,
against dead bests and bad pay.
The enrolled nsnbcrs. embracing almost
every nAn prsetieing medicine In the Indian
Territory, sdopt tbs following rules:
As7.I Upon failure OF an Individual 10
make . satisfactory ssstIement with his pay
slcian. after due notiee and reasonable tine.
be shall be immsJIAteIT reported to the zsm-
ssrs of this associates In HE locality 80 .
delinquent.
Anr = No further medical prsetiee foT the
psrson OF persons thus reported will be done
By any mezber-of this association without the
eash OF lie equivalent in advance ~ the time
such services are requested This article to
bseome iBoper.sIvs when the individual has
paid his previous medical sco0unt in full
AKT. ). Should . person reported for non
r=yment Of hIs Hccosat reno<e 10 . new local
ity all the m-mbers Of this association a. that
place shall be notified Of The standing Of the
individual with this organization
AE1 6 No srtIeIe Of this compact shall be
eonstru-d st sppiyiagi IN any manner 10 those
deserving charity. OF to ths worthy poor.
His n hs noted that this organization is
sompos.d Of all kind. Of physieIsns. good. bad
anu luulucEeuts % AAAN AuNAAucteuAt aNAN -
no guarantee Of susIiaeation hat means aim
ply thai II any enc who gires medicine for
fee IL employed he mntt be paid - ether busi-
meas people are paid. else ths delinquen,'s
name goes the roaHI as q dishonest person
and Is ignored among honest people. - he
ought TO be.
u 10 as uned that people know What they
want when they eonsrset for the services ef .
physicisn and that they ought therefore TO Psy
the price some % these members are ane
physieians-Sthsrs ars nst-some charge .
given fee azd their goods are worth the price;
othsrs would be dear ~ any price. bat it is the
privileges or The employer 20 choose shat he
wEnts and then hiE dirty TO pay for IT,
II might be stated ss s matter OF information
ths; this organiEssion IL in no wsg related 10
the Indian Territory Medical ass0eiatloa
which Was organized about one year ago. and
which is . society for the s;ady and advance
meat Of medical sciences. anu watch sdnits 10
Its ranks oaly graduated Physisians in good
standing.
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Job Work of Every Description
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THE INDIAN CHIEFTAIN, Vinita; ]. i:
CLxDESDALES
AUGEIOwI

On Feb Il. Iss0. at Lockwood. Dade eoantE !.
Mo- on the Fort Scott Memphis X 20
stations imported and home breds ready Tor
servic- Also 10 mares imported and home
bred, from one 70 eight yearS oid-seSrral In
foal
I will sell N one and two years TINE. par-
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farraers can form q clab. buy on time. and isay
for stallion the money they usually pay Tor
eolts and not miss t I sell 20 retire on &C
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fer circulars aud iufurmAtion OF the best pay-
ing business taat aay farmer can 60 into,
which 10 . lot Of choice brood mares le--i
ry-isus this out- W ! DAVIS
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A9AIR sorEs.

The latest news-''is grippe and every
body has 10.
-Mr and Ms. Howard BOnsbraks spsnt
the sth In Muakogss.
Misses Lydia aad susis Ciark have re-
turned to rahIsqash 10 attend school
Some how, or some how else. last weeks
notes gss misplaced and the only item worth
rsEurrseiing for this week 10 the marriage Of
NJ. Vet Thompson and MIS- EliEs Martin.
which took piaes in the depot on January 9Th.
and uss largely attended. there. being some
an5 OF sixty people gathered 10 witness ths
osrsnony which was Psrfornsd By Rev
Clark
Fsb. 10. Isso. W.aO.
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1890
Harper's Bazar.
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parlor PLAYS and a. Igatfui -ssay- sat.sfy al
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PRAIKiE cITf kKWs.
". 40.

On Friday Last while all Of the family Of
Mr.. Hsrgsss. living assr Harisn's ferry. we're
away fren home. except littis giri,six years
old and . boy eleven years cid. ths boy was
playing with the shot gun and told his little
sistsr 70 get cut Of the house befors. he counted
three OF he uouid shoot her The little girl
net going at the count. the boy Puiled the
trigger. but the gun hung ars and the boy par
TALLY lowered the murzis - the qua went 81
and the charge struck her in both legs. break
ing both bones in enc leg aad lscsrating the
othsr in q tsrribis manner. There Is hsrdly
any hopes Of the ehild's rscsssry-
Feb 10. 1870. c. RxsK.
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Happy Roosiers.

VIM. TimmoEs, postmaster Of lsia-
vile, Jud., writes: Electric Bitters
has done more for me than all other
medicines combined. for that bad
feeling arising from kidney and liver
trouble" John Leslie, farmer and
stockman, of same place. says: Find
Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine, made me feel like
a new man." J. W. Gardner, hard
ware merchant. same town, says:
Electric Bitters is just the thing for .
man who is all run down and don't
care whether he lives or dies; he found
new strength, good appetite and felt
just Ike he had a nes lease on life.
Only SOC. a bottle, st w. Z. Patton K
Go. drug store.
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Opposite Trisss HotsI-ssrta-

PrescriptIons-Filled a. all hours, day or
night. By Galloway
Cigars, ,Tsbscso-Bumble-Be and Bsehelor's
81tton ciEsrs; eiEarsttes. pipes
Garden Sesds-All kinds. Tisver seeds and
onion sets
Confectionery-Pure candles; . new invoIes
tess in. Beat stock In the sity.
Stati02sry A large assortment Of beautiful
goods. paper. envelopes, etc
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RnekIen,s Arnlca SaIre.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt, Rheum,
Chilbiains, COrns, and all skin Erup-
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Price . cents per box. For sale by W.
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PERSONAL.

-Lazis Nash. e Fsrs Gibson. was In the
city this week
-Mrs. sam Burns and brother. Dr. Hlteh-
cock. are back frsm thsir visit In The southsra
part % the sstion-
-Miss Fannis cunmlns rstarnsd nom ST.
LouIs Friday last and len for the Orphan
ssylsz ne nszt day
-Kiss Hsnnis Grssnusy oEas zp from ths
orpban.asylun Saturday sisht sn . Walt 30
krss Kaynend-l she rstarned Tuesday.
,rxw. Ts1piett. ofT.hlequah. ~. on the
ss<sst <hs latter part % last week. Ten Will
psdsesEus AgHsn this term st Island Ford
"A. n. cunninshan. ofTahIsqush. vas In
the city saturday shaking hsnds with his old
frisads He tesehss The coods's Bluf sehOoi
this term
Miss Klisn Wilson. who tesehes the white
Oak schoos in Delsware districs. rpeat . fsv
days with Mrs- DIT. Thompson last week.
leaving Saturday
-Henry Ballard and Eifs cams ap ss visit
their rrisnds Sunday. kn- Ballard says
Choutsae is Q pleasant rlsss. bat shs misses
the wids-s-waks push Of vinits-
-J.-k wright passed throaEh the city Sat-
urd.y en- route for Lightning cresk. where he
VII Be founc for the Eext avs months tsseh-
ing the youthfal nind sf that ssiEhborhOOd-
IT J. ncGhse. clerk Of Dslswars district.
was In ssxs isst Friday and called in 70 leave
s5 90 for sabscri ption 70 THE cHEEFz4Iz- Jsa
is ssntlsnaa whO recognizes good thing 81
sight.
Rev. " L. Miller. fsT . nuzser 81 yesrs
pastor Of the PreshytsFian ehursh a. Tahls-
qaah. but nov stationed a. okiahons City.
Passsd through The ely this week sn route to
Clsrsnsrs-
Miss Fannie GOst. ofsp-inE6eld. No. whs
has been visiting the family ofG- W Green,
rsturned 70 her hons in Springfield last at
urslsy- Miss Fannie Is . most pleasant young
lady and her deparsurs.is very much regretted
By the yoang folks Of this place
Hen L. B. Bell rsfurssd Friday iron
Ia hlssaah where be bad gone to attend . sss-
sion ofsuprsms eo1rt- The colonel appeared
70 be greatly Plssssd over somsthing. bat
uheshsx 10 Vas because he ven hls casss or
Ehsfhsr soF1sbody told him he was possible
enndsdats for the ehieftsiney. 30 not known.
Hen. Ridge PxsehaI Is back sgsin SPEAK
inx Of sha lsts sonmissIo1ars' attempt 20 per-
chase ths strip for 81 =. hs says n the land is
worth more. it ought 20 be paid; bas II tss one
Of the ssmmIssionsrs tsle hinl half the land
VA worthless. thss it was sara robbery and
murder to settle poor. people On worthless
land. End the Uaitsd States oaeisls Engaged
In such trAasscssOn sagkt % Be lynehed-
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. Remarkable Rescna.

Mrs. Michael Curtain. Piainfeld,
H., makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for a month by
her family physician, but grew worse.
lie told her she was a hopeless victim
of consumption and that no medicine
could cure her Her druggist suggest
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her delight found herself benefited
from first dose. She continued its use
and after taking ten BOTTLES. found her.
self sonnd and we'll, now does her own
housewOrk and is as well as she ever
was. Free trIsl bottle Of this Great
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For Dyspepsia and Liver complaint
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1890
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maintain lts weii-knoWn standarI-
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