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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-31
Chicago Grain and Produce

CHICAGO. Jan 81
Wheat-Steady.
Corn-Steady.
Oats-Steady.
Pork-Steady.
Lard-Steady.
The leading futures closed as follows.
wHEAT-January 92Ssc. May g73sc, July 925sc.
CORN-Januar 495Sc, February 1910. Nav $3.50
OATS-January <l1Sc. May 455sc. Juue 452lc.
PORK-February e. 20, March 50 IS May 10 Is.
LARD-Februarys s. III March s5s2Jx. May Sc az
SUGAR-Cut loaf 75sS S4c, graduated ts4c. stand
ard A G71c.
Cash quotations were follows:
FIOUR-Steady at slight concessions Winter
patent - 7O5 CO. spring patent 81 G594 20. bakers
So 15C1I 50.
WHEAT-No. cash 92ssc.
CORN-495sc.
OATS-44tsc.
RYE-11c.
BARLEH-7UG72c.
rLAXSEED-$l 81
TJAOTHY-Sl e.
PORK-$9 70.
LARD-$5 20.
SHORT RIBS-54 50GI 65
SHOULDERS-Dry sailed - 0564 10.
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S4 95a,5 Us.
WHtSkY-Sl Il.
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S1.lul-loO-U5
state Of Kansas. Sedgwick County. IS.
!, Jno C. Derst Cashier. DO solsmnly swear that
the above statement is true the best OF my knowl-
edge and belief JNO. c. DERST, Cashier.
Sworn TO before me this 3Oth day of January Isal
ARTHUR FAULKNER. Notary Public.
Ny commission expires January a. 1884.
ARTHUR FAULKNER }
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 90
CATTLE.
The cattle receipts small today, The mar
ket closed strong on good stock.
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ST LOUIS IN FRANCES @ IT,
TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
NO :. Going West, pass to.
Ellsworth .......... -.......I 52dA NJ Al
40. 3. Going west paSseng'T
tstups at lIurrtonl.......... A45PN IS0PU
NO Going East, passenger !25A "a !3nAN
40. ., Coin. East, passenger Il. 5P NJ iuPH
NO. q, Going Fast. ..... ......I 22UP VI
-NO. > Going West 20 Burton SO Pm 3U5 PM
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 a solid train 10 ~. Louis,
makes connections for It. Smith, Little Rock and
Paris Texas.
East bound. No. . night express to 81. Louis, has
free reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper
No. e. IA eastern express has free reclining chair
car, tourist Sleeper and Pullman sleeper to II. Louis
No. !. fast western express. has through tourist
sleeper 20 Los .U-el0s and Pullman sleeper to FL
PaSO Texas and through TO the City Of Mexico with
out change.
City Union Ticket Office. 122 North Main street
and Union Depot, Douglas avenue.
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Elegant reclining chair cars all trains, amt
Pullman secperS from Wichita to Kansas City and
Chicago without change on night trains. Tickets
sold and baggage checked through To all points
north. south. and west. and steamship tickets
sold to all European points AT lowest rates. city
ticket office 100 East Douglas avenue, corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and Mead
avenues. Telephone ~.
". u. WISHART, Ticket Agent
.JNO. SEBASTIAN. G.. 2 * p. 4. chicago. H.
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GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. , Colorado Springs, I
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily...............l
No. . Kansas City, 81. Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and eX. dailv.........
No. I Kansas City, *. Louis
and Chicago night TX.
OdilS.. ..........-.-....
NO. ~ Accommodation, (
daily except Sunday. /
GOING SOUTH.
No. ; Kansas city, ST. Louis Z
and Chicago cX. daily.
No. | Kansas City, II. Louis
and Chicago through mail
and eX. daily.........-.....
No. 81 Accommodation. daily
except Sunday..............|
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PHYSICIANS.
Il. Il. ALLEN, NJ. ID.

Office 4Ul East Douglas Avenue, residence first
door south OF court house Market Street.
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WANTED STENOGRAPHER AND TYPE
w writer Of years experience wants position
by Feb. lst. best Of references given Address 4,
Eagle UG
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W dress a, Eagle Office dti O.
LfANTED-SIL NOGEAPHERW ITI MODERN
w typewriter. None only experienced. tuIlY
competent. with excellent rpCOmme ndatsOus need
answer. stating lowest price VIII work Tor regular
commercial nrm- ". =. u. q CO., care Of Eagle OK
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ArcuisoN. TOPEKA &sANTA rEE.r.
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AS TO CAPTAIN CAREY'S APPOINT
MENTc

Those who know Captain John B. Carey
oest-and he IS IN such sense known by
eight of every ten businessmen in Wichita
need no assurance that he is or will be
anything different AS mayor from what
he has been for eighteen years in this city
as businessman and as an official. He
was elected by the business interests OF
the city, by the men who pay their taxes,
by the men who can not be bought, by
men who were not bribed nor yet in
huenced by any other consideration than
that of the best welfare of the city. That
in making up his official family. in nam
ing the officers who are to asst him in
carrying out the reforms and economies
he will choose men whose character,
ability and fitness are unquestioned.
That this will be done with some
regard to political predictions
of the applicants as a whole is probable
everything else being equal, because he
was supported by the representative ele-
ments of both the old parties. But that
he will be the tool of anybody, or of any
body's clique, or that his hands are already
| tied or that they were previously tied, by
any politician Of either party, is cry of
pure popy-cock. The editor of the EAGLE
has not met nor spoken to Captain Carey
since his friends announced him as a
| candidate for mayor, nor have we met or
| spoken to him since his election, but a
twelve or fifteen years acquaintance with
the man and his methods, warrants US in
| saying that he is not run by anyone. We
do not say that he will not be influenced
| oy the consels OF men whose judgment he
| has reasons TO believe is sound, of men
whose entire interests are encompassed by
! this city, bat we do know enough about
| him to say that he Will be mayor of
this city just in the sense and just
as sure as that he has been the architect
OF his own fortunes. And no friend OF
his or of the city would now attempt fore
stalling public opinion in any manner that
would lead to complications and embar-
easements in the free choice and unani-
nous confirmation of the men whom he
may choose as the best for the places to be
filled; best for his administration and best
for the interests of the city as a whole.
1t is the privilege and 1t may even be the
duty of any man or set of men to urge
the appointment of an individual whom
he or they may think is exceptionally
well qualified, or who in addition to quail
fication may have claims in the nature OF
successful work, but after all, as we said
before, Captain Carey has always proved
man of his own counsels, self reliant
and firm. and the men who are nominated
by him for the different positions VIII bt
only the men whom he is convinced are
in every way satisfactorily equipped fol-
the duties which they will be called
upon to discharge.
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A NOTORIOUS HORSE THIEF CAUGHT.

The sheriff OF this county yesterday
morning received telegram from Canton,
Mcpherson county, describing horse and
buggy which had been stolen there the
night before.
About noon yesterday. Deputy Sheriff
]. H. Dadisman got the horse and buggy
and also his man. Upon being brought to
the jail, he was recognized to be no other
than Dave Spraig, one of the most sue
cessful and noted horse thieves that has
ever infested the state.
Dave Spraig has just gotten out OF the
penitentiary where he had been sent for
term of four years from this city. 1t was
in the spring of 1887 that he was arrested
here and found guilty of stealing horse
belonging to Tom Scott, farmer Of this
county. At the time he was sentenced ne
was much wanted man in these parts.
He was also wanted in Missouri and IN the
territory for various offensss he had COM
mitted.
When arrested yesterday, Mr.. Spraig
denied his identity and denied that his
name is Spraig, but those who knew the
man can testify to this being the genuine
Sprais. He will be taken TO Mcpherson
county today to answer for his behavior.
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THE CHIIDkEN's HOME.

The monthly report of the directors Of
the Wichita Children's home gratefully
Acknowledges the following donations
during the month of March TO the End Of
April.
Mem bership dues-Mrs. Robert Black,
Mrs. j. c. Richey, each s.; Mrs. W. T.
Smith, 80 cents
Donations-Arthur Faulkner, sL75;
John Derst, g; Mr.. Burlington, . cents,
Entire Nous society, SO; DR.. 5. s. Noble,
cratuitous work.
Provisions-MEs :. l. Carter, basket Of
bottled fruits, salads and literature; Bart
lett & Jones, corned beef; G. 4 Majors.
one bushel choice potatoes; Fist Baptist
church, provisions.
CIothiDg-Mrs. L. HAYS and Mrs. r.
Allen Hall
Miscella1eous-Sewing. By Miss Blanche
Martins class OF girls: Sunday School
classes Of Mis-. Salisbury. airs Fegtley
and Miss Octa Winder, Of South EmPoviA
". T. church, q handsome comfort Mrs.
!. I. Hi, two now aprons; Johnston &
I.4rimer, one dozen ties; Foster gi..s,
Easter eggs. cakes and clothing; unknown,
pai- OF small boots; Manson * Mcnamara.
ten yards muslin; editors EAGLE and
/ Beacon, daily papers; &E. Ashbel We.cA,
q nice bedroom sais (by A. a HYDE
Ms. 4 BAsLET.
Quarterly report ot Wichita CGiidrs1' >
/ Home for the quarter ending April :, 1891
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WON'T GIVE IT UP.

CHENEY, Kan, April g. 81.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.
We notice in yesterdays EAGLE that
prohibition was showed under in Cheney;
that the city election resulted in grand
victory for resubmission. We contend
that such is not the case. 1t is true that
the Law and Order party was defeated,
but we were defeated by a party that
passed stronger temperance resolutions
than we did They also had an avowed
prohibitionist on their ticket for police
Judge and their candidate for mayor has
the reputation of having fought the
whisky traffic harder than any other man
in Cheney. The following resolutions
adopted at their convention certainly do
not indicate that prohibition was very
badly defeated:
Resolved, That we believe in temperance
and morality, and the enforcement or all
city ordinances.
Resolved, That the nominees of this
convention thall pledge themselves to the
foregoing resolutions to the best of their
ability.
Now when we take into consideration
that our city ordinances prohibit the sale
of whisky and that the mayorelect means
all he says, we must conclude that 1t takes
but little to please the resubmlssionIstS.
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he exercises which consisted

IN the exercises whfca conSlsteG
in reading. by the pupils. Of essays on the
Importance and usefulness OF forests OF
reciting selections on trees hy various
authors, and songs and recitationS ~Dpfo-
pirate 20 the day,
At the close OF the exercises IN the
rooms all the classes fled TO the grounds,
and planted the trees, several pupils being
appointed 60 recite at this time; eacn child
having some practical part IN the happy
occasion.
A pleasant custom truly. and one that
will surely accomplish much good. BY the
cultivation OF good and pure taste and the
leading OF young hearts 10 nature, for
Mature never did betrsy
Ths hsa5t fha s 0ssd h eE this our M a
From JOY 70 JOY; for she can so inform
The mind that is within as so impress
with Quietness and beauty, and so feed
With lofty thoughts that neither evil tongues,
Nor greetings where no kindness Is nora
The ;reary Intercourse OF daily life
Shall ere prevail against Us, or disturb
our cheerful faith mat al " hich we behold
Is fun OF blessing"
AT THE EMERSON SCHOOL
The exercises in all the rooms OF this
school were enjoyed By the many visitors
present. Several trees were planted 81 the
conclusion. The following program was
rendered by the pupils of the Fifth and
Sixth grades:
Scripture reading ............P Psalm LNN
By the Principal
Song. .-.....,--..:-- ;..-..---Aroor Day
School.
Recitation. Stretching the Cloak
Jessie Spangler.
Mabel Milikan.
Recitation. Planting the Tree
George Kessler
Recitation. The Host-An Apple Tree
Dora McNair.
Song. The SlITery Birch
School
Essay. ....................- Flowers
Flossie Thayer.
Recitation. 1do4e
Grace BurSon.
Concert Recitation. The Seed
Mary Timmons, Anna Nreeiand,
Lottie Murphy.
Reading .................B eecher's Grove
Lizzie Roach.
Essay Trees
George Coultis.
The uses of trees were ses forth in order
by the following boys: Pearce Walker,
Fred Cogdell, Eddie CLANCY, Charles
Hatton, Albert Leiphart. Harry McComb.
Earle Prince, Ross Iount, George Schol-
lenberger. Robert Stewart, John Yount,
Frank Cossitt, Kit Strickland and Tennis
Vreeland.
Duet, ;Wanetah
Myrtle Prirchard and Grace Burson.
Essay. ......-- Trees
Fred Hummelke.
Trio ...... Dora McNair Daisy Bird
and Jessie Spangler.
Essay. .OdiI4oTnld 4EtSS
Katie Lee.
Duet. .Lulu Hatton, Grace Bnrson
Dialogue. ........... The Glorious Trees
Charles Hatton, Kit Strickland, John
Yount. Jessie Spangler, Mabel
Richardson, Alcena Blanchard.
I Paper. The Sprig Of Myrtle
Rowena WolfskiE.
A fine gymnastic exercise was given by
eight girls as follows: Carrie Baker. Cora
| Bird. Alcena Blanchard, Katie Lee, Lottie
Murphy, Dora McNair, Mabel Richard
son, Jessie Spangler, Mary Timmons,
| Anna Vreeland.
! A song. Lullaby" was sung by Carrie
| Cogdell and Flossie McComb, little girls
| from the second grade
The pupils very kindly named their tree
Mr.. McMichael.
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A SURPRISE PARTY.

Thursday evening being tue birthday OF
one OF the rnemb ers of the High school
senior class. Miss Eva Munich. the class
gave her very pleasant surprise. They
all met at Miss Alletha MIller's rest
dence early in the evening and from there
marched 10 her home Il was complete
surprise. The evening was spent in games
jptermingled with music, etc, until late
hour. when the hostess furnished an ele-
CANT lunch. All went home wishing the
hostess many happy returns OF the day
Those present were: Misses Maggie Nc
Kay. Cora Kinkle, Nettie Slsydon. Ada
Beach. Naude Sargent. Birdie Fisher.
Lulu and Lille Benn. Lulu Sheppard,
Jessie REYNOLDS, Lille Pool. Susie Ander-
son, Gay Nealer, Alle;hs Miller, Messrs-
Adrian Finch, Loyad Eldgrich, Claude
Gray, WILDER Stillweli. Oatley Webking,
Ira and Jessie Minnich; Mss Eva Minnicn
and Mrs W. T. Walker
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CONSTABLES.
WHAT MIR. SOLOMON SAYS.

For the first time since Mr.. Hardy Solo
mon. one of the most prominent men OF
this city, returned from his last trip, an
EAGLE representative met him and found
him as pleasant and affable as usual. In
conversing with the gentleman IN regard
to his recent travels and the impressions
gained from the various cities in which be
has been, compared TO Wichita, he was
asked what he thought or the Peerless
Princess and her prospects compared with
other large cities In answer to the
query Mr.. Solomon read the following
letter which he had written to wealthy
New York citizen who propounded the
same question to him not long since:
You want to know something of the
present and future of Wichita? Well, |
can tell you only what impression 1t has
made with me | have. during my journey,
been in large cities in which the same COM
pIaiut of hard times has become chronIcaL
| have, within the past twelve months,
been in all of the large cities Of the south
west especially in the cities of Texas, and
in no place where l have been have [ seen
on the streets and 10 business so much eyi-
dence of commerce as | have seen IN
the city OF w iCultd. l nave HVh0 lava
in Wichita than any city can think Of.
The wheat crop OF Kansas this season Is
something Immense. II IS estimated II Is
from 40. Coz. 900 to 90 900, 900 bushels. That
of itself will be sufficient TO set things IN
motion. l have never lost faith IN this
state or city, and the more l go abroad and
return the more am impressed with the
future outcome OF Wichita think many
Of the merchants OF Wichita are making
money. People from other states have
commenced to come in TO buy lands, and
recently there have been at least twelve or
| fifteen farms sold in this and adjoining
/ counties
/ Mr.. Solomon intends TO stay here fol
some time now before again going on the
road. and thinks he will % into business
/ here again IN the future.
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OFF FOR KANSAS CITY.

FL. Dana, secretary of the deep water
committees and convention. arrived in the
city Yesterday from Galveston en- route 10
Kansas CITY aud TO the convention called
To meet there next week. Mr.. Dana says
that Galveston Will send up quite dele
cation, being convinced that the move
ment will but emphasize the demands OF
the older organization which IS 10 meet IN
Denver later on. The Kansas City con-
cress viii be so brief that there viii be
hardly time for formulating conclusions,
while ali the matters proposed for dis
cussiou are right in line with those pre-
determined for the Denver convention
Mr.. D. who goes to 81 Dorado this morn
ing, Is anxious that Wichita's Board Of
Trade or the city should send a strong rep
resentation TO Kansas City.
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APAEAsANr SURPRISE.

A large number of friends and acquain-
tances of Miss Myrtle Pritchard called on
that young lady at her home on Sherman
avenue last Thursday evening where they
found the young lady very much surprised
She. however, rallied aud bore the honors
with becoming grace. A pleasant evening
was spent in games and other pastimes.
Those present were: Misses FiOssie
Thayer, Rowena Wolfskill, Lalu Haitian.
Grace Burson, Dot Mcpherson, Tot
Adams, Jessie Stewart, Gladyes Parrett,
Iris Parrett, Jennie Christopher, Mamie
Downing. Dora McNair, Kate Yount,
Carrie Yount, Jessie Spangler, Daisy
Bird, Ruby Mo5ley. Essie Mobley; Messrs
Tennis Veeland, Robert Stewart, Echie
Cogdell Arthur Frazier, Fred Cogdell,
Willie Hatton. Charlie Hatton, John
Yount, Clarence johnson, Harry Reeves,
Harvey Burson, Eddie Harmon and
Lawrence Spangler
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TO ATTEND COMMERCIAL CONGRESS AT
DENVER.

Mayor Clement has appointed rs dele
gates to represent this city in the Trans
Mississippi commercial congress to be held
in Denver, May 10th, the following gentle
men: f. Higginson. of the Lehman-Hig-
Cinson Wholesale Grocer company; G. 4.
Potts. of the C.. T. Potts Wholesale Drug
gist company; w. T. Bishop, of W. /.
Bishop & Sons, wholesale dealers and
manu- facturers of cigars. These gentle
men together with Mayor Clement viii
constitute the delegation from the city in
addition to the delegates from the Beard
of Trade
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APgcUL1AR OCCURRENCE.

W T. Smith, who returned to his home
ID the city Monday night, had most sin
gular and almost faIRl experience al No
nett. No. sunday. He went 10 the depot
10 take the car for home After going
aboard what ne supposed TO De the freight
train and after The train mad started he
discovered that lie had made mistake
and went out to get of The train had
reached higher speed than he thought,
and a. he jumped 10 ne ground he came
in sudden contact with something, he does
NOT know what Wien he came 70 him
self he was on ghe right train and speeding
on his journey. Except that ne was terri
blv bru sed about the face, mead and some
nortious of the body, he knows nothing or
what occurred or how it happened
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EFs- A EAs-ET. F11t-csA sec'g.
HxPExDTzEEEs.
xKxcF. Ezxsry. Tssassssr.

TEs business = improving more rapidly
than Is credited Tie money hanclsd n
the postog1ce a. Wichita tie pass quarter.
ending March s.. amounted - as, - =.
tina. sxeeeding the previous quartz nearly
s4oa This i TEors significant than TIE
sraoCn- e INCREASE Indicates. 81 Ice
quarter from January % March F. coz
sgfere1 the drsl.ess quarter y tsa year "a
lie r.ostofEios department. AID tie quarter
eas.ng EDec = q considered tlss asst-
Hence. tt4 dalIest qaavter "a 1866 exceeds
TIE b.: quaker q IA bg ss01
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Program from 2 to 6 p. H.
10 extras 10 be selected by our
customers besides the program:
City of Rome, March
Remembrance of Naples, waltz.
Larilla, Schottische.
Trovotore Zinghera.
Dollora, Mazurka.
Not Love, Polka.
Bohemian Girl, Selection.
New York. Gallop.
Diadame, Overture.
Angel Waltz.
Lilliput, Polka
Non Evere, Romance.
Little Bunch of Lllacs.
Barber of Seville, Overture.
Lavandare, Schottische.
Maria, Mazurka.
Misarere, Selection.
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TIE cHURcHKs

United PrexbTferfa1 church, corner
Ohio and First-Public worship ~ j a
N. and 80 .. e.. conducted ~ the ssstoF,
Pew. James s. Lawrence Evening sub-
ie-.. - Letter 70 The Church a. -aFdis ?
sabbath school az % - n /. Z. :. G. =
a. g 20 p n. I'D by Mics lima Knight;
Junior T. (. on Thursday evening az -.
ard congregational p-ayer meeting - ~
al are invited
TIE Wright Pres5TtsTizG mission n
Eighteenth street--Prsschlug ~ he Ess-
,or. Rev. e Il McCrse-y, TOMORROW even
iuz a. : -. i. p 8 G. + al 60, Sunday