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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-20
The d01iha a Eagle Tuesday 9orims gamnary 20 1891

the practice known as MASKING" that he
was warned by the patrolman to keep away
from Kearney and Market streets. Thus
restricted of the pastime of ogling fair pc
destrians, he found compensation in writ
ing letter., urging respectable women TO
make appointments with him. The wife
of a Sansome street merchant became so
annoyed by his unwelcome attentions that
she informed her husband. At his direc.
ton she wrote TO Day naming a rendeZ-
vous, and received the following reply:
DEAR MAxIE-You can only form a NEST made
quate conception OF the delight feel in writing
to one whose praise and love shall covet most
shall indeed be most happy 10 meet you this
evening eThursday). / will wait for you, at the
place which we appointed, at o'clock. You.
dear Mamie. will strive TO be there. / may kindly
tell you that there is something about you which
made me conceive regard for you of which some
day may be able to give you proof. l shall in
deed be pleased to see you again. So till then,
my dear little girl farewell Be Just, be gene--
Gus, be free! Respect what Is dear to you. Seek
an immortality IN love and the deity in nature
In short, sanctify your love on temple and the
angel of noble thoughts will not diSdain to appear
in It. Be assured of my regard for you. and ever
believe to remain whilst I inherit life and
light always yours TO the last crust,
LESLIE, 1000 Market street
P. 81 send you kiss.
The husband, accompanied by friend,
kept the tryst. Mr.. Day also appeared
upon the scene, but when be saw that the
one awaiting him was not dear Mamie"
but her stalwart and club carrying bus
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The AcquittaI of Frank ward.

The acquittal at Washington of Frank
Ward, who was charged with the murder
Of Maurice Adler, ends highly sensational
case. The killing occurred IL a saloon one
summer day Of 1889.
Adler was well known, especially among
the sporting fraternity. Ward had been a
prominent and prosperous business man,
and one of the best known men about
town.
Ward was imprisoned for a few months,
but afterward was admitted 10 bail on the
plea that the close confinement was seri-
ously injuring his health Senator Black
burn was one of the counsel for the de-
Tense, and delivered the closing appeal 70
the jury. The contention of the defense
was that Ward did not fire the fatal ball
directly at Adler. but that he fired at the
ceiling, and that it was in rieochetting that
il accidentally struck him. But the main
plea was insanity, and that seems TO have
been the winning card.
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The following are the representative sales of
I oRS af The Nnrds TO-DAY.
Rrlpf Mention.

Hogs remain steady with an active de-
mand.
l. Preston, Mount Hope, sent in a car of
hogs and cattle today.
Mr.. Gilchrist of Gilchrist e. Bro, Valley
Center, came in today with load of hogs
Jacob Dold, of Buffalo, n. y, was at the
yards today, and showed his sympathy for
the farmers by raising the price of hogs on
his own buyer 10 cents.
#. E. Cooley, Mulvane, had a car of hogs
on the market today
REESE shippeda car of cattle and one of
hogs yesterday.
Hanks shipped out car load of hogs
and one of cattle yesterday.
Hog buyers today were: Dold 235, Whit
taker 100
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When a man goes a-wooing he should
carry on his courtship and subsequent pre-
liminares to happiness within the limita-
tions set down by the laws and social Gus
toms of the community to which he be-
longs. IT, through jealousy, ignorance,
misplaced affection or deliberate intention,
he violates the established canons, the
chances are about ninety-nine out of a
hundred that he will find himself figuring
unpleasantly in that most disagreeable OF
all predicaments which an amused and
disappointing world calls "a woman
scrape"
1t Is for the reason that he has over
stepped the bounds prescribed by the ma.
jority of the inhabitants of Freehold town,
in Monmouth county, Y. j., that James
Emmons now wears a frightened look upon
his face and several obstinate patches Of
tar upon his body. James is the son of
farmer, and has a very large relationship
living in the vicinity of his home, so large,
indeed, that it has been the custom of gen
erations for an Emmons to wed with an
Enmons. This particular branch of the
big family tree, however, recently violated
the precedent in a manner which has
brought him sorrow and much pain. Near
the family residence lived Hampton Sparks
and his burly wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Sparks
are decidedly dark hued colored people,
but their daughter ALA is of lighter com
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William Kimmell. a blacksmith Of
Hubbard, Was using a pair Of pitchers 10
pull the shoe of pony this afternoon
when the animal kicked, driving one Of
the handles of the pinchers into MS head
over ;ne night eye and coming out over
the night ear. He was taken hons IN an
condition. and though sill
living there Is little hope of his recovery.
Cor. Cleveland Leader.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-01-20
Oregon Poems for the World. Fair.

a book of poems by Oregon authors is
to be brought out in time for the Worlds
fair in Chicago. the plan is feasible
one. and many of the poema already pub
ished by Oregon authors are literary
gems that are destined to live and shine
through coming ages. Applegate's lode
10 the Pioneers" and Simpsons "Beauti-
full Willamette" are foremost among the
number.-San Francisco Call
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by Telegraph.

SD LOUIS. Mo. Jan 10 - CATTLF-Recelpts
iss0l shipments 100 Market steady. Natives
50l stockers and feeders ? 00sJ IS Texans and
indians 81 1902 IS HOGS-Recelpts goo shipments
1870. Market higher. Heavy 55G3 Co. mixed S. 200
90 SHEEP-keceipts 400, shipments 20. Mar
ket strong. Good 10 choice 81 GOES 20
KANSAS CITY. Mo. Jan. l9-CATTLE-Receipts
3R20 shipments $40. Market steady. Steers
sc sOa4 81. cows 81 g5aS % stoekers and feeders
. s5@5S5O HOGS-Receipts 200. shipments 2Si0 Mar
pet strong. &c higher Bulk Is 25GS IS. all grades
et3 s.. SHEEP - Receipts 1850, shipments
1901 Ma ket steady, bot unchanged. Good to
rao!de mhtioRs - 2594 TO- lambs 5000 40 stockers
end feeders IS OOaS 30.
CHICAGO. H., Jan. 1.-THE DrOvers' Journal re-
Jorfs. CATTLE-Receipts $500. shipments 400
Market steady. 5air demand. steers prime IS 0JG
2ai common 10 choice e. 00sl %, cows. bulls and
mi red a. C0d2 -, stockers 81 s5t3 20 HOGS-Re-
ccit1t> 5000 shipments 700 Market active
higher. Rough and common S. 450ES IS, prime
mixed So Coo % prime heavy and bu cheers weights
- GJa3 20 light s. 6l,aS Is. SHEEP-Recelpts
l1sal shipments 1000 Market steady. Natives IS
~ IS. Texans 81 G0S4 e.. native lambs s. 0Os6 o.
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Chicago Grain ana Produce.

CHICAGO Jan -
Wheat-Actve. and weak
Corn-ACtive and weak
Oate-Active and weak
Pork-Active and weak
l,ard-Active and weak.
The leading futures closed IS follows,
WHEAT-January S5ssc. May .Salc July SaASc
CoRN-January aslgc, February f77sc. Nav 5lOsc
OATS-Jsnuary 454Sc, February 445sc May llssc.
PoRK-January Sl0 20 February SlO q May
LARD - January IS Is. February a77ls. May
So 10
sUGAR-Cut loaf 7lsa7ssc, granulsted Gs.c. stand
ard A sac
Cash quotations were follows
FIOUR-Steady al slight concessions. Winter
patent 81 7O&5 %. spring patent ~ 6Ss47O bakers
Is 15Ql So
wHEAT-No. 2cash s2asc.
CORN-47ipC.
OATS-t2Nsc.
RNE-70c.
BARl.EY-7B1T2c
fLANSEFD-$l Is
TIMOrHY-fl Is
PORK-$;0 l2lxGlQ Is
lARD-S5 72lp.
SHORT RIBS-Sl S0al 90
SHOULDkkS-Dry sailed 81 2o9t n
SHORT CLEAR SIDES-S5 1915 %
MHiSkN-Sl L.
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA Kan Jan. 49,
FLoUR-Hieht patent 81 s. second patent SOS.
extra fancy 81 o.
BUTTER-Fancy creamery 26c. choice creamery
PC, common dairy l0a2lpc. good creamery 20c,
Snest dairy l7c, fine dairy loo.
EGCiS-Stricty fresh. with cases lGc, strictly
fresh. without cases l5c.
POtLTRY-Chiokens 80 ESQ., IS, ducks 81 OOs2 40,
I've Turkeys CS1c per pound
APPLES Per Dbl. 81 0Oa4 So
POTATOES-Utah. sacked, per bu, 81 Is, Minne-
rots. sacked, per bu. 81 TO- fancy Greedy 81 a.
COAL-Anthracite ell 90, Canon city s. VI, Weir
(ity ~ so Frontenac 81 so. Pittsburg 81 90 Illinois
~ co. AcAllister a. co.
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HOGS.

There were about as many hogs received
today as is usual on Monday. Everything
offered sold readily at good prices. The
active demand kept prices up Local
packers took nearly all of the offerings, and
they would have bought several hundred
more. The competition between buyers is
very sharp, and the prices paid were better
than eastern market reports warrant. The
packers want more hogs, and until this de-
mand is satisfied there will be little decline
in prices. Tops today sold for 1875; bulk,
$40; pigs and lights, S325@S2.75. The
market closed active and steady.
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What line r1us three through passenger
trains % -. Louie without CHANGE
The frisco.
What line runs Pullman fieepsrs And
reclining chair carb morning and uight -
81 Iouss5
The Frisco r. tie Only Linz.
y hat line 1as The fas- train % - Lcuiss
The Frisc0 whoze Eyer IeaTes Wlchifs
~ Z<5 2 N daily. arriving ia ~ llgu-s a.
10 she following morning
Dee this fat lTtln comet VIII cher
trains from 81 I.ouisf
Why, certainly. with al east ho1ad
trains IN ~. Louis union depot GSSit
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WICHITA MARKETS
&eoeipte Olive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past "a hours-l7
Cattle, 324 Hogs. Shipments--None.

There were but very few cattle received
at the yards today There is an active de-
nnand for cattle of all kinds, and good
butchers stock will bring the highest
prices here that comparison with eastern
markets will justify. Prices remain about
she same as on Saturday, which are as fol-
lows: Shipping steers, SS4O@sS.SO; butch
er's steers, 81. 75@S325, COWS and heifers,
81. lo0s2. 40: Gamers, s1O0@SL40.
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wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA. Kan, Jan. ~.
There were 40 changes in prices OF grain today.
Wheat and corn receipts very light.
Following are the closing quotations:
GRAIN-Car lots on track
MHEAT-No. Sc No. hard 7Gc No. use, No.
&c
OAT5-4060A2c.
RfE-No or better Co.,
HAYS 00G7 80 per ton, in car lots
GROUND CORN-Chop in car lets 81 l01l Is per
10 lbs
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III. LoUTs, Jan. ~
wHEAT-Lower, Cash 924sc, May sSsSo. July Sllsc.
ta9<6lg5ec
OATS Cash hrm 'SAac, May lower GI4c,
PORk-Easy $40 3ttg
LARD-LOwcr. 81 62lb
WHISkN-Sl a.
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Night express for Kansas City, st. Louis
and the east leaves Wichita at $40 .. N.
Chair cars and Pullman sleepers on this
train Missouri Pacific railway 10. II
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. 10

The Daily Indicator reports.
FLOUR-XX s., xxx 55c, family s1O5, choice
81 90 fancy 81 S08l s..
wHEAT-Quiet. No. 2 hard cash SOC bid jan
uary Sllrc asked, No red cash SSc bid Gle asked.
l7c asked.
OATS-Quiet. No. cash lSc bid, l5c asked
January 45Isc bid ll1Ic asked.
RYE-QuieI. No cash and January nominal.
BUTTER-Steady. Creamery 20a25c dairy l3a20c
storepacked 7ai2c.
EGGS-Ftrm at lSc.
HAY-Steady. Fancy prairie SO 50, good 70
choice IS 5069 50.
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VETERINARY SURGEONS.
a.. PHILIPS. PHILLIPS
PHILLIPS e RHTLIIPS.

VETERINARY SURGEONS
Graduates OF the Chicago Veterinary College
We arc prepared 20 do all kinds OF veterinary
work including Dentistry. Canine ard Cntfle
Practice. Hospital accommodations Tor all patients
requiring special care at al per day. Persons wish
ms % purchase q horse can nave t examined and A
Certificate OF -oundneSs given for s. In surgery we
use ;be latest devices including operating table
Calls by telephone. telegraph or mSil will receive
prompt attention by day or night.
once, ia North Lawrence Avenue. Orsce te1e-
phone No. T. Residence 90 y. Topeka ave. Resi-
dence telephone No. 3la 1874
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

NAV YORK. Jan ~.
Money on call easy. ranging From 2es3 per cent.
last loan :, closing offered At per cent
Prime mercantile paprr6<tS.
Sterling eNy hsnge quiet. but Arm at 81 s4lS for
tOday bills and ASA for demand
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We have for ale A. this o1loe q sectional
nap % what = known a. The Cnsruk-s
outlet. fovssaer wifh a map 81 Indian ter
ritorr. Dklas0r,lz aud al she Indian rsseF-
rafson XXI. Or DAP~f az, printed on
clorh a. l1fU
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Deeds MORTGAGES. &c. f!Ns5rnskA form
for OK Ia11rua- for sale q. tnls ealcr.
Aderss tie " ich4faEAgLE. NIch4ta kaa.
lGrfF
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Employment A1eHcies.
Observation-Disclosures

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w type writer. Apply u. 4. crawford. opera
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ana Wii.lR % VIII VIII he listfu' w Ii "4f bsi
ness and then gwen resDoasib- position. Address
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| XXrANTED-TO Buy on wHITE FEMALE
w RABBIT Aadres- - clayton. 20 = Doa s.-
/ wichita, kta. - -
! NNrANIED-EtNTEHsF FOR THREE NICELY
/ Main 81 49,
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w stocA. have q trade some Eo'g " lfhliA
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w chase gLimy owed isu1 10 tr-go county. Kan.
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COL.UME ~.
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied

Tn. following rates under the different headiz-s
viii be charged
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10 advertisements taken for lees than . cents.
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III. FUkR-DDEE.
Fr1ces given uBser classified beads in this courls
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alter insertion. When advertisers VII. -cniys f-r
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Reference 70 former advert .ss ants should g.ve
description and date OF Insertion or COPY 81 the s
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ring from his finger he placed it upon
hers. Then he kissed her good by and fed.
Within an hour be was arrested and lodged
in Jail. CEPHAs DE VERDE.
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA, Kan, jan l9,
CATTLE.
. The receipts OF cattle today were very light.
Prices remain the same as Saturdays sales midi
bate.
Native shipping steers good 70 extra SO 1894 90
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

The Photocr7 phcr Pictures In all sizes and sfvlas
He also carries the finest assortment OF picture
frames IN the city. Give him friendly call and
examine samples.
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Trains marked thus :. daily.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.

ITdIHs WdIktI Nus : udiIY.
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
Train 20. IA. Kansas City express. runs solid 10
Kansas City, has chair service.
Train No i05 has through Pullman from Calves
ton and connects at Newton with sold vestibu'ed
express to Chicago without change, arriving there
at so next morning.
Train No 4OS haze free reclining chair car 10 Kan
sas City Pullman to Kansas City, also to Topeka,
AtChison and ST. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT SOUTH AND WEST.
Train No 4O1, has Pullman and chair cars.
Train No. 405 has through Pullman car to IT.
" Orth and Galveston.
Train No. 4l3 has reclining chair car from Kansas
City and stops at Wichita.
City Union Ticket ONCE l22 North Mair street and
Union Passenger station corner Douglas and 5th
avenues. W. d. MURDOCH, ID. p. A.
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w ANJEU AGENTS-IN EMERY CITY. Town
w and village IN TIE United states Except ia
stale 81 kansas 20 taAe subscriptions fOstins--rs
car make money 40 6apitai required. -atnpls
copies Tree. Cash commissions money can he made
by getting up clubs. A0uress lLs y lcut.. Eazi e.
" IChIta. Kan. .-tl
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NORIE AND EAST.
No. 4i4' Kansas City express
No. tlC< Chicago Vestibulcd
express. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
No. 40os Missouri River eX-
SOUTH AND WL~T.
No. 4G7- Oklahoma City and
oklahoma express. .........|
No. sJ1r Caldwell and Pan
handle cXpresf..............
No. 4O5' IT. Worth, Calves
ton and Texas express. ...|
No. AIS Wichita Express.
from Kansas City,
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ART IND MUSIC.
MISCELLANEOUS


Under this head per line pr DAY
nR ~ DCC- PERIODICAL Pills THH
IL grcsL French remedy. art directly on TIE fuen-
-trua system and positively cure suppresFuu - 10
meu-ss Warranted 90 promote fuenatruafps
These pills suuulG uVt be faArr during proEhHarT
u.I citn iIii con pauy Al, Prsprlst1rs. rfsa
Ger Ia. ~ dsnuine supplied ~ Cbas LaWru4F
R East Doug - Wlsnffa. kza-. ~ NA0lrsale and
retail ~ Tyr
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iussdsy. Irhrusry Z. -. Tor tuannfaf ilrHE aah
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furnished Manufacturers aud eeal~fs uVul arti.. -
ton 20 the Dc gartuis2f be rigtt ~ object afg 4
ail BIDS anf 10 waive dsfeefr reserved Partial
bids vii bot 10 considered. lfopossia ehfsd - 49,
dressed % the secretary ~ fhs rea-urT ad rfocfs-
80 "Propo~ais fs7 coulbluAtloa sie.fr .fhf 81
pa fEtures court house aLd lseulriss. Wshlts.
kars8s n. 4AbvA. refffAAfg.
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PHYSICIANS.
r. Il. ALLEN,

once 4Ol East Douglas Avenue residence I'll
door south OF court house Market Street.
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SALES.

The following are the representative sales OF
cattle at the stock yards today:
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-04-03
IMMIGRATION.

By a somewhat singular coincidence the
amended act relating to the immigration of
aliens into the United States went into
effect the day after the recall of the italian
Minister 1T Washington. The enforcement of
it may seem like an act of retaliation, but Of
course. Congress in amending the act did
not have either the New Orleans out
break or the Italian protests as an
incentive. The truth of the matter
is that the neople of the United States
are becoming distrustful of foreign-born
citizens and residents who show on every
occasion that they are aliens at heart For
the foreign born citizen who has become
Americanzed there is the most friendly
feeling, but it beromes evident every once in
awhile that but portion Of those who have
taken the oath of allegiance have expert
enced any change of feeling toward the
countries to which they ale attached by
birth and adoUtion respectively. The
amended law provides that idiots, insane
persons, paupers or persons who are likely
to become public charge, persons suffering
from a ioathsOme or contagious disease, per-
sons who have been convicted of q felony or
other Infamous crime or misdemean0r. shall
be excluded from admission to the United
States. Ii this provision had been i'll force
in past years the 200 Sicilian rutilans whose
crimes melted the people OF New Orleans to
rise against them would not have been in
the country. The United States has arrived
at that condition which renders it indiffer-
ent to immigration. The asylum business
has been so abused that the people are in
clined to withdraw from it. European out
laws and pauperS have come here. and in-
stead of being grateful for the shelter
afforded them, have done their best to To-
ment disturbances. There is another point
at which our alien laws should he amended.
Too much of our land has already passed
into the hands of aliens. We do not, of
course, refer to the homes foreign-born cti-
zens have secured under our liberal home
stead laws, but to the millions OF acres OF
land aliens have bought on speculation. In
all the Western States aliens have purchased
large tracts Of land at nominal prices, and
syndicates are being formed in California to
place large tracts upon foreign markets. 1t
might be well for foreign capitalists TO I'M
derstand that there is an eminent proba-
bility that the laws concerning the owner
ship Of lands by aliens are pretty sure to
undergo a material change within five years.
Recent events have ripened public opinion
for a change