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lines were disarranged in the center and
fresh body of Confederate troops was
making successful charge through q
gap between two of Sheridan's corps, he
dashed into the breach with his division,
flung back the exulting enemy, routing
his ranks and sending two Of his gener-
ais to the dust, and virtually winning
the day for Sheridan. In this action he
was killed instantly.
The monument to the brave soldier
has been erected by the Sedgwick Me-
mortal association, which in May, 1887,
placed a monument TO the beloved chief
of the Sixth corps, "Uncle" John Sedg-
wich, near the scene Of his death on the
battlefield of Spottsylvania. The dedi-
cation Of the Russell shaft takes place on
the twenty-seventh anniversary of the
battle of Winchester. The location OF
the memorial is in the National ceme-
terry, rather than on the spot where the
general fell, because the changes and
deliberations of old landmarks on the
field render it difficult to determine with
exactness the scene of his noble death.
The funds for the Russell memorial,
like those for the Sedgwick monument,
have been contributed by the survivors
of the Sixth corps. The exercises Of
dedication viii be under the auspices Of
the association.
The excursionists will leave Philadel-
phia at an early hour on the 18th Of
September, and viii reach Winchester
in time to go over the battlefield of Sept.
10, 1854 In the evening there viii be
a camp fire in the court house at Win
chester. On the 18th the party viii re-
peat Sheridan's celebrated ride, with
some variations, Of course,
From Winchester. twenty miles away,
70 the battlefield OF Cedar creek, where
disaster was happily turned to victory
and Early put to final rout, Oct. 10, 1854.
just one month after tbs Winchester
fight On Saturday, Sept. ~, the Rus
sell monument viii be unveiled with
the usual ceremonies OF orations, muzic
and "reminiscences from former com-
pAnions in ar1ns Of the gallant dead
GEORGE l. KILMKa.
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santa Fe Route Excursions.

Annual meeting OF L o. o. T. Grand
Lodge at Hutchinson, Oct, 18th 10 IA
One fa-e forthe round trip.
Kansas City Inter state Fair and Ex-
position, Got 3rd TO 11th inclusive Oae
fare for the round trip. Tickets on sale
Ocs 5tb 10 Ilth inclusive; limited for re-
turn passage up TO midnight Oct y
St. Louis Fair and Exposition - Oae
fare for round trip, $3.50. On sale Oct.
3rd to 9Th inclusive. Good for returning z
passage until Oct. II
Fifth Annual Reunion, Southern Sol
diers association, Arkansas City, Oct 18Th
to 10th. One fare round trip
Annual meeting for the Synod OF Kan
sas and Ladies Synodical Missionary
society of Kansas City, Kan One and
one third fare. Certificate plan Inquire
At I5S North Main street or corner OF
Douglas and Fifth avenues.
1I9-r5r
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Colonel pa71.; P.esi,sr rusE :. ri.ha.<.

Colonel Bav1s' PeczIiar Luck as Fishanx.
Colonel ]. NJ Davis lately returned
from IN extended southern trip. While
at Las Vegas, n. NJ, he went On fish
ing frolic with General Miles. He en-
tertained his friends by relating his ex-
perience. Conservative men pronounced
his narrative trife unfounded, but the
colonel swesrs that every word is true.
Talk about trout" he screamed.
"You never fished unless you have
dropped your line in the cold, swift Gal
inas river, about FIVE miles north Of the
Las Vegas hot springs.
General Miles and / took out sew
enty-eight speckled beauties in one after
noon there. / got one fellow that
weighed thirty-seven pounds, but it took
me four hours to land him
General Miles had gone back to the
springs for his luncheon and l was about
to follow him when 1 thought a row.
boat had got on my hook. In moment
! knew it was monster fish.
'Td made books on the fact that it
was a devilfish, but never dreamed it
was trout. l gave 1t all my hne, and
the smoke was just pouring from my
reel. Presently the fish stopped and I
began to take in the line.
''This performance lasted nearly four
hours. / had very small pole and line
and could take no chances. Once got
the fish out of the water for second.
He frightened me.
I'm not naturally coward, but I
had a notion of running when saw that
immense thing on my hook. was well
nigh exhausted and was about to throw
in my line when terrific hailstorm
came up.
"Just as fearful blast came down I
terked the trout out of the water few
inches and huge hailstone struck him
between the eyes. He wiggled his tail
for second as if in deep thought, then
turned over. stunned. Chicago Herald.
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Employment Agencies.
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WAEIED--1IISCELLASEOCS
UBosr tAn hsa1 7e S0r llls Ter 6zY.

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w STATE yf5cs Ane siDs q tte hsrt sd were u
c2a be ssen- address ii. = cars czTTssF - .
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w pEcts csszsera-srgTl is.s plata lth1st laz
psrfsrre-- Cal sdcress - &La ". - kssf llF-
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w aoese zsS14o1 Assl5 e. fso-z % , gFef -
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w s11ss - ss4sz FllIE az E-l-srE clE-
ssz5sscss AecrEts y tais e1t1 sl5 9
IIrAxTED-TEO GOOD EAEEs. NAsos AgD
w kk-asss sef sass- 1E.---s =. = l11laczssa.
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ceicksG 1szr1erE kszszs sTlsE - c. - 49,
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W wsrs1 kszsss asTl1E kte G. - szse - n
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Situations W0Hted-BTdie.
Under This head ls psr ilss per daT.

Miscellaneous.
UANTED-A PLACE ~ OR OFT or WICHITA
w as stencgrapher AID tYyeuTiisr bare bal a
course tH lie 5OutL y esiern Eus8ber- college ard
some experience. moderate Esges a. first address
situation" cars Business col eye di19-ts
XXASTED-BY a YOUNG MAS 4 PLACE TO
w 10 chores Tor board while attending schOoa
Address L this Office. diz9 -
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A Terrible Reven1s.

Manville (very much excited) - He
ruined me in business. He smirched
my good name. He flched from me the
girl l loved, but at last, hal ha! am
revenged.
Jones-Good graciousl What did you
do?
Manvills Gnissing through his set
teeth)-I recommended him to spend his
holidays at the seaside lodgings had
last year, and he's going TO do it.-E.x-
change.
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rood stock sheen- sna1nn-
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Rv Telegram,

6970 shipments 1890. Market active, strong Steers
80 25a5 IS. 81 256B2 80. stockers and feeders
- O6L3 20. HOGS-Receipts 1850. shipments l470.
Market active 5chigher Bulk 81 65S4 20 ali trades
So 25a4 IS. SHEEP-Keceipts 45l0. shipments l5O.
Market steady.
ST LOUIS. NO.. Oct 5.-CATTLE-R Receipts 5000;
shipments lO9L Market steady. Natives S. SO@5 15,
Texans and Indians 81 51&3 90 HOGS-Recepts
200l. shipments 250l Stronger. Heavy 81 9GG5 10.
mixed "A 6Ot4 - light 81 6l1l4 So SHEEP-Recepts
4i0. shipments 49,. Market steady at - 1904 80
CHICAGO. Ills. Oct. 5.-CATTLE-R Receipts IGOOl,
shipments 90 Steady. Natives a. 3095 so Tex
ans - S5a3 ~, rangers S3 75a4 rs, butchers COWS
81 25S2 So H0GS-ReceIpts l. go shipments l0000.
Market strong to higher. Common a 0064 30.
mixed 81 70G5 o. butchers 005 45 lightS4 255 50,
- EEP-Receipus 900 shipments zoo. Market
steadyt higher Native ewes - 00S4 co. Texans
81 s. westerns - COCA SO, lambs IS 50e5 65.
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GENEKAL NTORAGE.


- TuhAGF-E1toa waIrhuusf. He@. t.sa1 Hn.
- almost nIs pfooL tsar Duaf as assaHe ans
ruuta fs depot. eGsee eii k Douglass ave. = O.
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TOR S4LE-BfsoeHaneosls

T~0ss raf-E-EEET caEsF-FIsE gHffsgT RI
II rss1s~srs s~FeE rrsgr-s ssra. 49,. fn sseel -
rs-atr - lfsszGs4f ave- "a 4e 40 t1z teTl
stzsez44sls GG1 srles FefT ~. l4zgife . -
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MISCELLANEOUS



NfuaEHA Kan. sept b. IzI-ws fhs undss
signed rssldsnfs ln Ninneha tornHh. =. hefeby 3 -
notice tiat al parties saruEd ~ Eesr - " 90
prtu.issa All persoBa felhs tla~sE EaellEE or hast
ing o. same vii b- gFosseutsf " Hafsle. r.
Ifa1 Uehf. 4 baiiy. q g.. CHASE. 8. a f'.asr "a
Gef r-.sa, ! Y0enE. = A. Bpt. j. Hsfgstflts 2 =
= 7stfie. b 8. ffssn. = g = r1rfn. q y Bite = 7
L1l.sl-. u. Es1ale. a J. Waiss- - lss thfAss
A LL EISDs oF TRUNKS AND THAvEIISo
IA baza zuay down a. e9st - c-pee tHru lslt e.
d aas %, ID re- tie isfEsst aiscr ~ foiiQaT ggta
o. every d.sfriHtsoa ever tfllzat ~ tas ~. -
paimsf's bsrrssz. Irlhk sna - store. - astz
Main street C1fHsf seElasd. le-@
CfHoRTHAND. .-Tu1 NEW HAFID sTHTFE,
= faua1f ~ Uaii itssff~f ln fflres nssHtsas
sens sfasg far free irsssas aE1 tsfaa ~
C4fu glell Cclaz4bus. Eal iss-'
DH ~ pres pERIoD9cAs PILLs THa
great ffsarh fsulsrtT. at GffsrtF o. t1s .lss~
sfruaI s5Eterr sd sasieslT auEEfecsef - fsa
usrffs t4arfaE-sd o. fs1ete nlslstfaattslis
THfas glI.a f8o4is rst - tasea aurisG yIsEEsurB
Amer Flll ear p-nJs Teys4. FfeFF1steFa- tE.a
Ger - g. ffEllLf Ear gli~l - lEAa a-aEfslcF
faz EaaZ Ls1Eisk W1c1ttz. kan- ~ uAsiesals 81
retail ~ Tyr
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Through vestibule sleeper 10 Manitou
via Santa Re route every dsy without
change Connection Is made at Burton
with the COLORADO train. a solid vestibule
from the engine 10 the rear sleeper. Leave
Wichita AS p. m, arrive at Pueblo 6>lo a
N, Colorado Springs a. n, Manitou ssS4
an. Denver II T. u IS &
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Killed By Lightning Win. Praying.

AT the inquest upon the body Of Mrs.
Catharine A. Cody, OF Fifty-frst and
Arch streets, who was killed by hight
ming during the storm Ct Wednesday, il
was developed that Immediately before
the terrible report which accompanied
the deadly stroke Mrs Cody, who was
in mortal fear Of lightning. had been On
her knees praying -PhiladelphiA Rec
ord
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LIVERY OSE ~ EKED % fFF0HNATfOH
j. o. fhs suh.srt - acFsrfisi1E Tisi - ssii -
tfszfl 4 eary - B. fgr seFsrtassrs-+ - fas-s.
trste 81 b - s<ztazs pad. fsosiss - EFifs.
fests - caref1. esr iafiga ffcls 80 s1Erl1z3
sesnraErr Glrsrfrfy - a. - teEf raafrE al
elass iesfasis Fsg tEs cfc8lszica Fatsz - sFFfT
80 . q gral assi = sfeTIHatlol strst faisa s-4
eftrf fnntfe~a 1srfsfrtzE te ~ r-sitesa - sfFl
fisseg fefrsas E0rrfi AGFsffisi1Z fzrsE1. Q
Agrs-e rtffrt EsE ga. eaH ~
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For KAn.as City. - L1uis ssG az Polpss
eass taks ne ZfasouFl Psc.tc faslEEF.
The saertees Ire - ~ Leafs - - nslss-
80 cha1gs q carz q EaF klad bs1sesa
Wschlta and g. Losia oriy 1ttT hSars
b~ta=ea ~ .chlta a11 Ess 1ofk CITY "a
ks Missouri Fsrifc fallSaF. C4tT fletss
9. es ~ EcTth Esla stfsFt - &
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wichita snd Kansas Cry express. Ssuta
Fs roufe. lesFes oailT-at 80 a r.. arrives
10 Topeka z.l9 ? IN, and ia Kansas Citr
I IS p II. with no ohauRs q ears. fsciias<
ing chair car seafs 10 witch are frss Al
Nays ca time 6tops ever ~ 1eFs asd rus
lass between stations AZ
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Something New-Throueh Cars Between st.
Paul and Kansas City.

The traffic between above cities has
so increased that the Great Rock Island
route has instituted a new order Of things,
and has put on their trains, through car
between these points. The cars run on
this service are Pullman combination
chair car and sleeper, and are the embodi-
ment of comfort The price charged for
this especial service is but little compared
with the accommodation given.
See that your tickets read via the Albert
Lea route C.. R. L & P; B. c. r. & N,
and II. & St l. Ry'sl Maps and time
tables sent on application.
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Gen'l Tkt 81 Pass Agt.
E. ST. JOIN. Genl Manager.
General Offices: CHICAGO. S3-tt
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FOE TRADE

LNOR TRADE-A GUuD ANEAE-OLD BLACK
n horse, cas- tr0l a nile ia minutes viii trads
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS
In The School Of El9cuiOn and OfatOTy

The following classes are organized: Three in
Elocution. one IN Rhetoric, one in Oratory,
Health, Grace aud Strength of Body, as well
a. Voice Culture. Writing and extempore
Speaking receive special attention Personal
vlsitations or correspondence invited
GEO. W. HOSS, Principal
Y. III. C A Huildinc Wichita llElm
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Tks Nis.ouri Pacific railway Il ths osly
re ruaning 40 aftsTaos1 traiu Hichlta
3 "a Louls. 80 vinz IS icaita - i.i5 , ss-
ard arriving a. 81 Luuis C'elofk ssIt
moTr5 5nz. - miles tie sbOrtss= .-1s azf :
krSs hcaFs tts quickest tlzzaa lzzf
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sheriff. Docket
OFFIrr SHFprFr SHAMNKE CnTSrY

OFFICE SHERIFF SHAWNEE COUNTY,
TOPEKA. Kan. Nay 3, 1871.
d. Il. Murdook s Bro. wiehitA Kan.
DEAR SIRS:-Enclosed you viii find my
check in payment for Sheriff docket, etc.
for which please accept my thanks. The
Sherlfs docket Is an especially fine one
Snd / would hot 90 without il for any
price. Yours truly, J. NJ WnKERsoN
Il e
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-06

me land which the Jewish bankers
have bought in Paieztins contains 10. CO.
90 square nete-z The Jews are leaving
Odessa every day 5y Thousands for Pal
estins. Baron Rothschild i expected -
JzEa. and j. said 10 intend buying ,oo0.-
GO meters more 0t fertile Land east o.
sa~ Ia-@xa@
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FINANCE COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past 4s
Hours were: None. Shipments: Cat
tie, 90; Hogs, 22e; Sheep, 212.
WICHITA. Oct. 5.

There were no fresh receipts of cattle to-
day and the trading was confined to the
holdovers from Saturday. The offerings
were mixed lot of stuff, the general run
being of medium quality and went at un-
changed prices. There was some demand
for good butcher stuff and stockers and
feeders. Dealers thought these stuffs
would have sold a little stronger. The
market closed steady.
The quotations mere presented are TO give the
shipper idea of the general range OF prices the
various classes and grades sell within the limits OF
these quotations according 70 the quality OF offer
fngs Snd the state Of the daily markets These quo
tations only changed when there has been
permanent change in the general market The
Representative sales should be referred TO TO get the
daily fluctuations.
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rfr.. WInssor's Settling EFrsp shouif
1f-svs T. Hssd fsr eEsids-n tesfhinK ia
~s<rk@s ~ etslc. soffrns tss r1a1s. s3iaff
al ts1n, cures slnd co.'s. e1e - 80 a<si
rsrI,s-ly sef & arxAEss- INsrty y-lts1sats
bofts- LED - nslaicsls q 1IofAsrs-
o. Z assg
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Princess Christian, tke daughter Of
Queen Victoria, employs woman physi-
cian, DR.. Julia Maitland, who = a Epe-
cialist in diseases Of the nerves.
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Dear Erperisncs.

~Blykfns knows al about horse races"
"Why, be never gees 70 than"
"No. It took him lozgsF 20 learn thai
part than anything elss. !" - " 2shIagton
Star
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IxTANTED-AT OSCE. EGE uF GOOD D.
w dress experience CaElv1sreT- fsG nsske
80 to s11 ger noah. - c5g sssEz- A1dfsss E1g-
lEg referelCe. iock Dor 10. ssf- Gflf e."
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COLUM ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied

The following rates unssr the diIerent headings
MI Se charged
"a Payable Strictly insAdvance.
10 advertisements sakeI for leSSshsn 70 cents.
cline NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. same rate I've
lines.
NO OADvERTlS7ENTS TAKEN 10 RUleUN-
TIL FORR1DDSH."
Prices ggea uaGaT classified heada IN this Column
applicable only 20 local ssre- >esaeats- No foreign
advertisements SaleEAEJ prices Elvc1-
Answers TO advertisements sent ~ care Of TIRE
Eagle olace should b. t-tied for within 10 days
aftsr Insertion. When adverEiseEsTw-sR rcplysi0--
wa-deS 70 them stamped sTre hpess INST BE- sslt.
Refereuce po-fcPraer advertisements should give
description and date ofinserLioa copy " the adj
verttsenent sr0rfd bcsent.
Not respoEssh hle TOR advertisements given or dis
continued b telephone
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NichIta Cram Marker.

WICHITA, Oct. s.
Following are the closing quotations
. GRAlN-Car lots on track.
WH5.AT-fala Sc
COltN-No or better s5c. new 2SS3Oc-
OATS-23@24c.
RYE-No 3 or better 55GG0c.
HAY-Baled - COOS 90 per ton, loose. 50 50G4 co.
GROUND COkN-CEOp in car lots 81 Oh per 100
pounds. corn an oats 81 10 per lU0 pounds, bran
sacked. Go per 100 pounds.
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA. Oct s.
FLoUR-Hiehest patent 81 80. second patent 81 so
extra fancy 81 40
BUTTER-First creamery alc, second creamery
1Sc. finest dairy l5c fine dairy l3c common dairy lie.
lCGS-l5lec per dozen.
FOULTiN-RoOsters 81 a0a2 90. per dozen or SIC
Der pound, hens 81 OlS2 SC per dozen or 534c per
pound spring chickens 81 75652 50 per dozen or &c
Der Found, turkeys 7Gsc per pound ducks SC per
'ound young geese &c per pound.
POrATOES-ChOice 65c per bushel.
UOAL-AnthraciJe Sll co Canon City Ss 90. Weir
City - So Frontenac 81 So Pittsburg, a so Illinois
a. o. McAlister 81 20.
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RAILROAD TIMET4BLES
TRAINS.

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. 2 Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily. ............
No. 2 Kansas City st, Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and eX. daily.
No. 4 Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night ex.
daily. ....
No. 62 Accommodation.
daily, except Sunday,...
GOING SOUTH,
No. 3 Kansasa City st. Louis
and Chicago ey, daily.
No. ! Kansas City st. Louis
and Chicago through mail
and eT. daily...............
No. 81 Accommodation daily
except Sunday ....-...
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f05A NJ
1025AM
pos p VI
stops her
sl5 AN
.l5A NJ
545 p VI
stops here
$40 A "
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Isolfs.
1IiSceGUGHe0HS.

XrAETED-A GOOD HAND TO DO GENERAL
w farm work. married man without children
preferred House lnrn-.h.d " y -LnnleE. m. ID
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES,
HOGS

Nothing but wagon hogs were on the
market today. Good hogs would have sold
from 5@10c higher than on Saturday, in
sympathy with eastern markets.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
Ia
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NJ TA&IED--COMPETLN1 sTESOGRA PHEHs
w and bool-keepers wbO GesiTo positions. 20
apply at the National Accountant and stsuoEFaph-
el'A bureau. once for tie sfsiee o. haHsa- Goly-
Ibdo. Nebraska. AIIssouEi ala sxas ~ Tie South
western Business College. " IciItA, Kan. stf
The Wichita daily eagle., 1891-10-06
WICHITA L WESTERN n. n

Union Ticket ONCE Cor Main and Ist street Union
Passenger Station corner Douglas and 9Th avenues.
W. u. AUftDoCk. d. 7. a
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TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
'No. J. Going West pass (to
Ellsworth. )........... ........ b25AM t@A1
'No. 8. Going west. passeng'rl
(stops at BurrtOnl.. ......... S30PM l35PM
'No.4 Going East. passenger 10l5 AN 1020AM
+No.2 Going East, passenger 10 OOP MI 10 PN
Trains marked thus run daily.
West bound train. No. ]. has Pullman car.
West bound train. No. 3, connects at Burton for
Pueblo, New Mexico and Southern California.
East bound No. 4, is q solid train to St. Louis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper. makes conneo
tions for Ft Smith. Little Rock and Paris Texas
East bound No. 2 night express TO St Louis has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket Office Cor Main and 1st street
and Union Depot, Douglas avenue.
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did gallant serv-
ice, especially in
the Bloody Angle
at Spottsylvania
and at Cold Har-
Dor, and after
reaching Peters
burg in June was
called to the de-
fense of Wash
ington during the
scare of Early's
raid. Su b s e.
quently the entire
Sixth corps was
sent to help Sher-
idan in the Shen-
andoah v alley,
and in the first
important action
of that memora-
bic C campaign,
known as Ope-
quon or Winches-
ter, Russell met
his death. At a
critical moment
in the battle
when Sheridan's
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THE SIXTH CORPS Idol.
A FITTING TRIBUTE TO THE MEM.
DRY or A GALLANT SOLDIER.

General d. A. Russell Lost His Life n
Winchester, and Now a Monument Per
petuates His Fame in the Valley o.
Virginia.
The historic valley of Virginia, whers
the murderous cannon Of Sheridan
Stonewal Jackson and Jubal Early
thundered in the fierce contests of gen,
Grafton ago, now and then experiences
thrill of excitement over the incursion.
of throngs of strangers, whose errand in
these "piping times of peace" is to re-
vive old war memories, albeit in a spirit
of good will and friendliness to forme,
antagonists. Not long ago the upper re-
gions of the valley were stirred by the
notes of the drum, the eloquence of ora
tors and poets, and the hum of 10000
voices in applause around the monument
to Stonewall jackson at Lexington.
On Sept. 19, at the other extremity OF
the valley, music, oratory and applaus.
will blend in doing honor to another
dead soldier, an opponent of Jackson,
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the head of the Seventh Massachusetts,
regiment He was then a trained SOL
der, who had passed through West Point
and won honor as fighter at Cerro
Gordo, in the Mexican war.
After leading his regiment through
the campaigns of Mcclellan from March
to November, 1862, Russell succeeded
General John Newton as commander of
the Third brigade, First division, Sixth
corps. In this command he won great
personal popularity with the men, and
was spoken of throughout the brigade as
"Dad" Russell. He led this body of
troops gallantly in both of the battles at
Fredericksburg and also at Gettysburg.
At Gettysburg he won brevet in the
regular army. On the way back from
Gettysburg to the Rapidan, Russell COM
manded the First division, and at
Rappahannock heights, Nov. z, the
division stormed the Confederate earth
works with their arms at trail, going
over the parapets at bound and cap
turing 1,600 men with their battle flags,
eight in number, and pontoon bridge
train which they had under protection.
Russell was wounded, but he went to
Washington and presented the captured
flags in person to the war department as
trophies.
In the Wilderness campaign of 1884,
the division, with Russell still at its head,
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