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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
THE CUT RATE TODAY.

The cut rate on the passenger business
between Kansas City and Chicago brough t
about by the Chicago Milwaukee & St.
Paul making the break because of be-
ing denied admittance to the Kansas City
union depot has created considerable talk
in the city. The interest was increased by
the action of the Missouri Pacific leaving
the Trans Missouri passenger association
and making cut. This was brought
about by the Kansas City and Chicago cut
in order to protect the st. Louis business.
The general passenger and ticket agent
of the Missouri Pacific Yesterday instruct
ed Mr.. f. E. BIeckly, local agent, to COM
mence on the cut rate program today.
This calls for a SO rate from Kansas City
to Pueblo, IA cut of SS.:,5; from Kansas City
to St. Louis IS, cut of s.. 80; from Wich-
ita to St. Louis Sl1.15; regular rate being
S13 So
1t is expected that the action of the
Missouri Pacific VIII rip the Trans-Mis-
souri, association so deep up the back that
it will fall apart and that the railroads
will have little fun on the cut rate bust
ness.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
A CONSIDERATE MAN.
His Business Was Important, but He
Could Walt.

His EnSiness Was Important, but He
Could Walt.
The most considersrn people in the United
States live near Ozark Ark. One of the po-
litest and most considerate OF those people is
Jan5on II. Sutteu, man Of limited means,
financially. but rich in courtesy. One day
Janson. bachelor. by the way. rode up TO
the fence surrounding the house of Mrs. Greg,
a widow, and seeing her sweeping the yard,
thus addressed her: ION, Miz Greg, have you
got time TO come here a minitl Iwant 20 see
you on little matter Of business"
~ am in a putty big hurry TO git this yard
done, Mr.. Sutten, an if your business ain Z
so mighty important, wy, I'd ike fur you 10
put If off awhile"
"AIl right. I'll be back this way in about
an hour from now, an if you amt busy then
I'll tell you what want. Good mornin'n
Janson rode away, and about an hour after
ward he again rode up to the fence.
'Sdll busy, Miz GregF'
eyes, fur l amt got the yard done yet,
an wanted 10 finish it befo' the preacher
comes.n
"W hen do you look for him''
''Most any mint now"
''Wall, then, reckon TIL have 10 wait n
while longer, for don't want you to be en-
barrassed on my account y
How long would it take TO attend 70 the
business you've got on hand, Mr.. Suttonf
'Oh, not long, but we can put it off easy
enough. | jest wanted 20 ask you to marry
me- but I'll wait till you git the time. Good
mo'nin', Miz Greg. ."-Arkansaw Travelar.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
Five Times FOOL.

Two English travellers in the east ono day
entered the shop Of jew who, though he
spoke several other language had but a
slight acquaintance with English. On his
failure to make the Jew understand what he
wanted one of the travellers sad carelessly 70
the other: The old fool doesn't speak Eng
lish."
Unfortunately this remark came within
the radius OF the Jews com nprehensiou and
drew from him the following questions.
DO you spik Itahanl'
''No,n answered both.
''Do you spik Grikf
NO"
"Do you spik Turkp'
NO"
''Do you spik SpanishF'
No"
"Do you spik FrenchT'
NO
Then, after pause for preparation, the
old man ejaculaoed. energetIcaIy:
BE one time fool, you Eve times fool7--
Philadelphia Times.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
AMUSEMENTS.
CRAWFORD GRAND.

The California Opera Company opens at
the Crawford Grand tonight, presenting
said Pasha.' The same opera will also
be presented on Saturday evening and for
Saturday matinee. The sale of reserved
seats indicate es big house.
There has been great deal Of curiosity
aroused 10 see and hear said Pasha." and
it would not be out OF place TO publish the
historical facts of the same.
At the beginning OF the Russo-Turkish
war Murad y was the graad viZer under
Sultan Abdul Aziz aud advocated many
reforms 10 bring about peace with Bosnia
and avoid a war with Russia. The war
party defeated this measure and war was
declared. When too late the sultan issued
a manifesto 10 the army, which was re-
ceived with derision. Murad had suspect
ed Said Pasha of treachery. | nder said
Pasha was young colonel Of artillery,
HaSsen Boy, who desired 20 accompany
him TO Italy and thence to India The
sultan refused and ordered Hassen Bey 10
ne front. end before the battle OF rievna
be was charged with having cOmmunicnt-
ed with the Russian general under flag
Of truce For this act he was returned u
C0nstantiuopie 70 await the decision OF
the sultan. Daring this time he met
the daughter Of said Pasha, Serena.
aud was about TO marry her when
appease the war ministry the sultan is
sued an order directing Said paaha TO
leave the realm. but quietly furnishing
him with a war vesse! and d special guars,.
directing him privately 10 proceed u In
d.a- During the second year OF the war
the sultaD. suspicious OF every cue about
him. ordered the return Of Midhat, and At
the conclusion Of the war appointed kim
general Of the gsnda-mes or street police
at CoastautiuoD.e Hacad aad N0ckey.
represented iu tie opera - tramps. werS
Turkish spies and were both shot by the
Russian guards I pOn taese facts Of Ia
menfAolr wsr Mr.. scott Marble founded
the story OF the c3eFy.
The tnuefci. Iierry operetta. Said Pa
sha.' grestiy corrected and Improved since
It's production Al the star tAesteE. was Te-
yived last night at the Harlem ope-a
house by the CaIifo1niz opera cemqa8y-
Id. Na.Ie as the caprlcloCs s~sEeua. z3d
Frances t5aillanl ~ the Pa-ha won re
quent applauss The chorus was we'll
drilled and the performances unusually
good.-New YORK Worid
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
THE GENERAL ALGER DAY.

There was considerable talk on the
streets yesterday about the fact that Gen
eral Aiger was on the program to be re-
ceived by the state department Grand
Army on the 25th instant. Especially
were the old soldiers anxious about the
matter. They hope to be able to have
everything work smoothly and the occa-
sion in every respect referred TO as grand
success.
1t is generally considered that it is very
important the committee on rates should
work as earnestly as possible to get rates
granted and announced soon. Should this
question be decided in few days a COM
mittee on advertising could get to work,
and the occasion could be advertised thor
oughly over the state and Oklahoma
The program for the day as yet has not
been fully determined upon. The light in
fantry company, should the evening Of the
18th be set apart for the purpose. would
like to give their inaugural ball, which
would be attended By Governor Hum phrey
and his staff.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
Tn. National Prototype.

A recent brief teieZraphio item relates
that two 5Oxes arrived at " ashingtou from
Paris containing ''the national prototypes"
the new standards constructed by the CO.
ope. alton II the principal governments ~ the
world TIE history Of thes~ standards began
with the action of the French government in
1869 IN inviting the delezat~z Mt fnrss to forua
an international commission FOR the conEtr8c-
tion Of a new meter for International
standard Of length. ProfeasD-s Henry aud
Hilgard represented this government Ia thhs
commission. SlI year, later an international
bureau OF weights aud Trleaszfrez was s-stat,-
lished at Paris, which, by thc AID of experts,
succecded in evolving the ns-v system, aud II
manufacturing the cEqu-its'y perfect stand
ards which have JuzEl hesn diztyiJgstod " B..
among the countries intsreEtai Tils French
sat * kept in a cave TO pEeyeut molecular
changes b. f1urtuat3osz II teIBoerat 1gel anil
iocked b. ttues drh~rsnt keys. wh,ch are
kept by three different insh VS1peA--Bsstou
TRANSCRIPT.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
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cannot slsays rsiy t'you 2o<Ez In iinass of
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day YOU ss tisz rs< - zssi -svs~p ever
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career q a river Is TsyoTt r. ia Loasrst, snd
even then is - hzhfs to eznsaisrzslT :
abridged II arrested Ia p ar. hs..
ever, it IL 52rl.,ed ~ a Ez-y x ~ piers
When ycsEg E.zu rSzns z5.A isfz frlsndz are
always J,ksase1 - srn L1ss e1sz5lzs his essarss.
Not ~ Ht1s Tsser; ~isn - chAag.. lie
eourss trs rUsclt iz ofa- Sszx1Poss. Sgca
WAS tae ezse ~ Los Aazki1s. Cal. recently,
when ss TFvsr nt ti-x4 ssa1se- arr berg -
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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
ROUTINE WORK.

1t was something of an old song at the
immigration Bureau headquarters yester-
day. The mail consisted of great many
inquiries throughout the state about the
bureau, its objects, what it is proposed TO
do, etc The counties not having matter
In for the state book have commenced TO
observe that they reach the dead line on
the 11th inst They are commencing to
hustle for matter and for the small
amount it takes to insure its insertion in
the book. Quite a number of counties
put in an appearance yesterday with the
COPY and contribution for the book They
had found out everything about it and
had reached the conclusion and acted on
the same.
There were many letters from other
states containing many questions. Most
of them wanted advertising matter sent
them and there were many lists of names,
long lists and long names, to be added to
the mailing list. The work was being
done as carefully and as patiently as pos
lbla
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
MAKING BARRELS.

The barrel factory near the packing
houses, operated by j. u. Moore s. Co.,
has commenced operations with twelve
men. They turn out seventy-five barrels
per dav at present and expect to double
that number within few weeks. The
output is being utilized by the packing
houses and there is quite demand from
other quarters.
The company has an agent in Arkansas
buying part of the material to be used,
and another agent N Michigan engaged
in the same business. Owing to little
snow in the two states. which interfered
with taking the timber to the market.
there is a scarcity OF material used in the
business which has greatly increased the
cost. The Wichita company, however,
was quick enough to place orders which
gives them their material cheaper than
some other similar establishments in the
country. Il is feared, however, that
while reasonably on the price, the
scarcity of lumber will force delay in
the work 1t is feared their orders for
material can not be filled as prompt, as
estimated, which will Gu. down the out
put OF the factory.
The packing houses are very much
accommodated by the factory. The
freight on the barrels shipped in as com
pared with the freight on the material and
the cost of making here is greatly in
favor of the Wichita factory. The differ
ence is enough to make a handsome profit
for the factory and saving to the pack
ing houses.
Mr.. Moore, who is the leading member
of the company. and who is manager. has
spent ten years making barrels for Dold
and nearly twenty years in the business.
He is an experienced man in the business
and is greatly pleased with the outlook for
his factory in Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
PERSONALS.

". c. French, of st. Joseph, is at the
Metropole.
Robert Finn, of Topeka, spent yesterday
n the city.
John Brook, of Salt Lake, is stopping at
the Metropole.
DR.. Burkett of Kingman arrived in the
city last night.
Mr.. II. q. Lee leaves for Fl. Worth Sun
day morning u be absent few weeks.
Mr.. J. j. Davis of Arkansas City, spent
yesterday calling on friends III the city.
Mrs r. Zielly left yesterday to visit a
brother for some weeks at Prescott
Arizona
W. T Laggett of the western immigra
ton agency arrived last night from Terra
Haute, Ind.
Mr. g. j. Manassa will spend the day
attending to some business matters III
Conway Springs.
Mrs. NJ II. Behring and Mrs. II. II.
Hess leave Monday to visit friends for
few weeks in Ft Worth Texas.
Mr.. K. NJ. Dickerson, of the Massachu-
setts Mutual, returned yesterday from
business trip to Arkansas City. He leaves
Monday for Ft. Worth, Texas, to be absent
some days.
Henry Derst, cashier of Miners Bank of
Lake City, Colorado, Is making ii short
visit with his brother John G.. not having
seen each other for many years. They
will visit their parents III Pennsylvania
next week.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Hampton. la, is tne nreseot ho-re Of the
1rst white chilli born II Chicago, or, rather,
n the site Of the present city. Sarah Jana
Harris was born in old Fort Dearborn on the
ilth OF January, ls32. Shs wa the daagh-
ter Of Bentaulin anh Sarah Jane harris. who
located at Fort Dearborn IL the spring q
1891. being driven into the fort by the In-
dians They came originally from ''York
state" going down the ksnkakce river in a
canoe TO Hennepin, from Hennepln back TO
Ottawa and from Ottawa 90 Fort Dearborn.
During the summer ard fall Of 1851 Mrs.
Harris did washing for some Of the few FAINT
lies at the fort, among them hstng Thomas
Hartsell, an old bachelor, who kept u small
trading post there al that tiae. In 1855 tbs
family left Fort Dearborn and subsequently
lived az different points in Illinois. Wisconsin
and Iowa, the father, Benjamin Harris, dy-
ing az Waterloo, la, in lSC8. after having
served some time ia the army a member e
the famous 0raybeard regiment. The daugh-
ter was married Jan. -, 1859, 20 SaInuel A.
Holmes who Is At present prct-lstor of n
Gray line here They have bad fourteen chil-
dren, ten Of whom survive and al residents
Of Hampton. op.-Chicago Herald
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
THIS MORNINGS FIRE.

At O'Clock this morning fire broke
out in the Sanitarium, No. 252 North
Main street. It's supposed that it origin
ated in the hot room probably from spon-
taneous combustion In few minutes
the entire roof Of the building was in
flames which were spreading TO the
adjoining building on the north.
The department responded promptly
and as the EAGLE goes 10 press the chief
says he thinks the fire is under control
The steam engine is throwing two streams
and every available water plug is in use
1t is impossible to estimate the damage
but the occupants Of the second floor will
suffer from damage by water.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
7HE JAsPERITE INVESTIGATION.

The specimen of Jasperite at F. G
Smythe & Sons, on the northeast corner OF
Douglas and Lawrence avenue, was ex-
amined 10y over 200 property owners yes
terday. The committee appointed 10 re-
mind the property owners OF the paving
question for the avenue and TO investigate
the Jasperite, did little work, but tax
payers concerned were anxious to
make the investi CATION aud hence their
appearance. The committee will proba-
bly, get down TO business today and to-
morrow and il is believed it will take lit
tie effort on their part to cause crowd to
be present all the time making examina-
tion aud hearing the question explained.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Rev Banner + Shawhan, of Winfield,
who is well known in Ihis city AID
throughout the southwestern Kansas II.
l. conference rs an able evan Eelist. is 4
conduct the \. NJ {. \. meeting next
Sunday afternoon. The meeting Will be
purely evanEelistic in its character. The
hour viii be taken up with singing. open
ing exercises, a bible reading by Mr..
Shawkan and closing exercises. va eN-
ira effort is being put forth ia make this
an exceedingly interesting and profitable
meeting.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
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room, aoe weE aE-1s-ia- AsE ~7uTE n~a tss
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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
Ills SEzeesgIoa.

A colonel in TIE French army ~eo had .
great eye fer nesi1ass OUT rot u4uc8 q az
ear for 11lss- took oceaz8on ozss Lay 70 co-I-
plLmz-t as band frzsser "a tse ap-ssa-zacs
.. Lzs rr.en. --Tl4eir Uniforms arc nezt- szs4
lhe colonel. ''AE.d t1eir i--sramen1s ars asoz-
Il isaesi a1sd Ee-, a. cga-r. os-s taere .soas
l1s.y-e.ve ec.ssslt la. sss..ss t1zsst sIysol-
hAt i a. cc.ozsl.
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form rs II. i1esr fEgErs 81. g ez&rf.g- t4t
ss.rae t5u1e AID - Tg-gl--- .lezvs1.s -. F-s-r
instruments, Sy-Oas, twc. ore, ts2.---.Ar-
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Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
CONCERNING REAL ESTATE,

All real estate owners who desire to sell
their property are invited to meet at the
Board of Trade rooms, March {, p. M, to
consider a proposition to send solicitors
east to work immigration. Half rates
being now had and advertising matter 60
ing forward daily. Personal effort only is
needed to secure immediate results.
FRANK WILLIAMS,
j. VI. ALLEN,
L. B. EBERT,
Committee,
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
MIR. AND NRs. STANLEY y>TERTAIH

IT -t-NI' VI ~ III
Mr.. and Mrs. ". f. Stanley entertained
a few young friends last evening as they
only can entertain. Noca! and instru-
mental music passed the time quickly and
pleasantly. Amongst those present were
Messrs John Miller, ". o. Shirk, J. B
Parkinson, John kinkle, B. l.. Keenan,, d.
B. Mccoy, Chas. Martin. Il c. Sweet. II.
C. Dunbar. j. Sweet. Thos Shaw. II. 4
Sheppard, f. l. Cummings. c. p Nos-
burgh. E Jennings, ". \. \eeld. Fred
Sparkling, Chas. koetsch. ". II. CriIey, r
w Sargent James Bourgette. William
Grone.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
>,ot q Whel..aI- Cn.,or.r.

S-nall B7y-4lster, how much Is creamery
butter n tubi
Groc~- tsEniiiI,g pieasantiyi-sou1s sizsd
tubs ot the verT best are SO. How mscL
dld your folks want, my little sn8ni
Small Boy fplscing nickel on ths cogn-
ter}-SotaeT wants tIss bizge@- five eezts
worta you've got ia the store. ExcEzugs.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Hello, said tie qua. es the compo. threw
him IN, you're hard !oo&ing case, did you
know itr
No wonder, crunted the case, ''Tve been
On the rack - long.
You seem 70 be out II form, too re-
market thin space. from IL box
What L ! ami Lead me aionef" sT,arled
The quad
You're getting saucy. put ic . byphen as
it came along. Thinking q the galley lef;
behind him, suppose~ a. which the otter
tyPes giSgled-
III o. dasnei," cried th4 urlUci.y quad
'If you'd been Locked up a. long a. have
I was just going 70 ak quad the matter
was interrupted ths pariod. Il ThoEga:
perhaps you neesie1 quoin-'
stop sid The exaspersted qgEd, '-I'vs
coznzaa long way, ard v cu't II ilsaI,ed tals
yay.
Things began = look sy1a.lT. VIXEN n.
composioor si-ook Up TIE case, and made TE@s1
al behave. Lawrence American
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Mis- Seioy-Papa. what are strained Pea
tsgEsF'
NJ. Se.by-AbouE tbe only Illustration
can tbi2k u Just no7v, sov dsar. - n. tin.
Pons5Dty's saster-In-lav and Der uscie cans
% vIs;: hin. and raj - Ing their own trEnk,
do stziFs Burlington Free Pres.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
IMMIGRATION.

Farmers and business men of Sedgwick
county are requested to bring or send to
the Sedgwick County immigration So
cietv, in the Sedgwick block, the names of
persons in the middle or eastern states
who desire to come to Kansas.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Pension Exarniuer-In @hat battle were
you woundeds
Applicant for Peuaon-I was wounded nt
Shiloh Church.
Examiner-At Shiloh Churchf
Appiicant--Yes, belonged 10 the choir
and got my head mashed with the organ stool
at the beginning Of hoS.ibtics. Arcoia Rec
-
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
ANNOUNCER ENTS.

All members of the general committee
of arrangements for the reception of Gen
erai Alger, are requested TO meet at tee
parlors of the Metropole this evening at
7:30 Br order of
j. NJ BALDERsToN, Chairman.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
NOTICE.

All members OF the board of trade are
requested to send TO this office twenty or
more names of persons east TO whom they
would like TO have newspapers and other
printed matter sent to. II. L. PIERCE.
Sec'y Board Of Trade
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Deputy United States Marshal Stoner
arrived in the city last night bringing one
William Rayner, charged with highway
robbery. The prisoner was turned over to
Sheriff Cone and Mr.. Stouer returns TO the
territory this morning
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

The Hon. Henry Boyle is having quite
a tusSle on the mortgage question. He
takes most of one room in the county
building and figures are to be seen on pat
per scattered over tables and floor aud even
On the wall
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Mr.. Hugh +. Rumsey, heretofore mana
ger of the insurance office of j. L. Boyd &
Co. has accented position with Black
weldeT & Holbrook III their insurance
department.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Last evening Mrs. l.. T. Lawrence, of
1851 South Lawrence avenue, entertained
a number OF friends, the occasion being
the fiftieth anniversary o. her birthday.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

All the Douglas avenue lot owners are
requested to call at +. q. Smyth q Sons
implement store and examine the jasperlte
there on exhibition.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Regular meeting of Wichita lodge No.
s. l. O. O. f., this evening. in the Main
street hall Work in the first by the de-
gree staff. All brothers are invited.
Il. A. SPEARS, y. q.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

A small fire at 233 North Main street
called out the department yesterday
morning at O'Clock. \ defective fiue was
the cause and the chemical engine ex-
tiuguished the blaze before it got fairly
started. The damage Was very slight.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Messrs. ". Fl. Behring and Frank Rus
sell will send couple OF car loads of
horses 10 Fort Worth. Texas, today.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

Mr.. John Moore. Of Paxton, H., friend
of Mr.. P V Hea!y, is in the city and
looking after land interests in the
southwest. lie has not been in the city
for year and says he can noUice many
valuable Improvements in the cl;y and
lie is well pleased with his farm lands.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

The directory of the real estate exchange
held a meeting yesterday and attended TO
some routine business.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

The clearings for yesterday were Sl37,-
S97 Sc. and for corresponding day last year
ET07 577.IO
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

The social of the South Lawrence Chris
tian church will he held at the residence OF
J. v. Monroe. Everybody invited.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

E. c. Lewis charged with killing Will
liam Pierce in the territory. near Noble, on
January o, through the representations OF
his attorney, I. f. McNechan. has been
given the benefit of bail by Judge Foster
in the sum of 5000 Lewis mother ar
rived in the city last evening from Noble,
and hopes TO be able to arrange the bond
in a few Hays
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

The Hays battery will drill twice
week until the arrival of General Alger.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07

The Nizpah society Of St. John IS church
will meet with " S. MarIowe, room -.
Fletcher block, Friday, March :. at 25g
o'clock. ELLEE CAMPBELL, Sec.
Wichita eagle., 1890-03-07
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COMMON PLEAS.

Judge Baldersron Yesterday set the
civil docket as far ahead as No. $50. y
few motions and demurrers were argued
and disposed of