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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
w nINMAN w. "lNI-."

Mr ". : II imam os this city. returned
from Wellington Yesterday where be had
been Oh Clsi1=ss for several days M
H.3msu vas . "a cyclone aud he gives =
graphic description q she scsEss q terror
he wzs u re Pennsylvania house ~ the
t.cle the cT-.oSe came IL could " & .
tiuctiT heard. Nothing was % - done
On. TO wait, aud tcoSs IN the hotel re-
psive3 70 one end OF ths Office where they
quietly awaited their fate The Storm
came and was followed By q deluge OF Pain
Mr. Human states that tbs hose ID
which be waited tc- the storm was dam
sg-d b1t slightly After the storm lad
left there the scenes IF excitement began,
Nr Human says tba. BE- was tod :ka.
there was bat one cyclone insurance l. IL
town, aud that was IN n building occupied
by NJ. Scandrlp. an Insurance agert
The carpenters began TO build 90 tbs
building yesterday morning. upon - or
der received from The Insurance cCEpELy
IN which the building was insured
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY,.


PORTLAND, Or, May 2S-In tie Pres
byteriau general assembly today the sup
| Elementary report OF the committee on
! theological Summaries was presented. Il
! recon mends that special care be taken
/ that ali students be directed TO attend
! only such schools a. are under the super
| vision of the general assembly, and that a
| similar restriction be placed upon the
/ board Of education IN making appropria-
! tons for such students. With regard to
| Union seminary the resolutions were
| brought back which had been previously
| introduced almost without change The
| resolutions state that the seminary has
/ failed TO comply with its obligations The
/ chair OF Biblical theology, occupied by Dr.
/ Briggs, Is declared vacant. It rs stated
! that the seminary is acting in defiance Of
the veto OF the transfer of DR.. Briggs and
/ insists upon the maintenance of the COM
/ pact As interpreted By the general
assembly.
The report goes on to recommend that
the assembly insist upon its Interpretation
as given IN Detroit II l. also recon-
mended that the assembly declare that II
cannot assent 10 the prayer OF tbs direct
ors OF Union seminary 70 allow the rel4-
lions Of the seminary 10 the assembly TO
be severed. II is then recommended that
TIE status quo be recognized, 80 far as the
difference OF opinion upon the interpreta-
be given to committee OF fifteen, five Sc
Iected by each body, who shall select an
other i've, and that this committee OF if
teen act as a committee OF arbitration
The minority report which was offered
was identical with the other report look
ing TO a peaceful withdrawal OF Union
seminary and the formation OF new com
psct.
Further consideration os the matter was
deferred till 10 o'clock Monday. or till n.
close Of the July trial case now before the
assembly.
Hearing of the Briggs appeal was then
resumed.
he case OF the appellant was then taken
up by Rev. Mr.. BamDer, member OF the
prosecuting committee. lie was followed
by Elder McCook. Both sides then Rested
and the question was raised whet her "a
member of the New York presbyterv had
the right 10 speak The moderator decided
in the affirmative. An appeal WAS taken.
After elaboration the moderator with
drew his decision, explaining his desire
that the point should be settled by the
house.
Pending the putting Of the question
whether the rule should be interpreted TO
allow all mem bers OF the New York pres
bytery to speak on the floor OF the assem-
bly,, the hour Of adjournment arrived and
the matter went over until the afternoon
A. the afternoon session the matter was
brought 70 q focus By ordering tbe pre-
vioUs question. The roll was called aud
the appeal was sustained by this vote: To
sustain as q whole, SJ2; to sustain in part,
~: not 20 sustain. 81
Judge Taylor offered resolution 10 re-
fer the case back TO the New York presbv-
terry, with instructions 10 proceed 70 lis
thai on its merits.
# The resolution was referred 20 a com
mjJtee, with Instructions to report OF
Monday.
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Pears
Soap

Beauty is but skim
deep" was probably
meant to disparage beau
ty. Instead it tells how
easy that beauty is to
attain.
There is no beauty
like the beauty of health
was also meant to dispar-
age. Instead it enCour-
ages beauty.
Pears Soap is the
means Of health to the
skin, and so to both these
sorts OF beauty.
Ali sorts Of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts Of people use If.
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By TIE TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.

Ell Forsyshe. who vas killed By the
Wellington cyclone, was q member Of the
Wichita Typographical union No. iss, and
worked on the EAGLE in this city, several
years ago. He is well knwn here ana his
death Is deeply regretted by all the mem
bsrs OF this union. The proper steps viii
be taken a. TIE next regular meeting Mr
George +, WeitioCk, the president Of the
union. lsst evening appointed the follow
ing COMMITTEES 70 % 10 Wellington today
70 extend coDdOlsncs and ascertain al the
particular. and make arrangements f1- tile
funeral 0. their deceased fr.ead. The com-
m.ttee IS composed q AZ c Goodio. II A.
Glenn c. 7. Nssslsy, r z. Shields sGc L.
Murray
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SHOI BY WOMAN

COLUMBUS, Ind, May 2S-Yesterday
afternoon. AZ Clifford, Bartholomew
county, Maggie Burns went 20 the resi-
denee OF Melville Tolen. young and pros
porous farmer, WHO has called upon her
frequently within the last year, and. in the
presence OF his parents. asked him il ne in
tended 10 carry out his promises and
marry her Young Tolen, who is much
younger than her, replied: Nc. you are
too old At this she pulled from her
pocket revolver and begun firing at him.
Five shot. were fred. One went through
his coat and IL fifth struck him in the
neck, inf ict.r- - wound which may prove
fatal. Miss Burns escaped.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Nay 28-Secretary Foster
today seut TO the house a letter asking
that 500. 600 be added 10 the So, 90 hereto
fore appropriated for the enforcement Of
the Chinese exclusion act during the next
fiscal year The secretary says that sum
IS necessary for the expense OF additional
officers to conduct the registration, aud
also for the costs Of trial ana OF sending
the Chinese back.
The legislative appropriation bill was
completed By the appropriations commit
tee today and reported TO the house. TIE
most important feature. and one without
doubt Is aich viii lead 10 great interest II
tue house, IS one aboiiShing the Utah com
N ssion. The total appropriation made by
the bill is 81. 6S2, 752 - kicn Is SI,U.0,=s3
less than the estimates.
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E0IJ1C

WAsHNGTOy. Nay 2S.-The house today
went iuto committee of the whole on the
postcftae appropriation bill. During the
debate or the bill Dir. Fithian spoke in de-
nunCiation OF the Mckinley act and II
favor OF an enlargement OF the free list.
NJ. Watson OF Georgia replied 70 Mr..
Fithiau, and took occasion TO read lee
ture 10 the Democrats. That party had
cursed the Mckinley act; YET, although il
had been in control Of the house for five
months, il had not dared TO consider bill
10 repesi the act. M Watson then pro-
ceeded TO extol the planks OF the Ocala
platform. He was frequently interrupted
by Aessrs. FIthian, Enioe and others, but
lie ELI his own against them al.
After further debate the committee rose
and the house adjourned
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SOUTHERN PRESsYTEslkNs.

Hot SPRINGS, ARK. May 2S-At the
morning session OF the Presbyterian gen
eral Assem- bly, majority and minority re-
ports OF the committee on directory FOX
church worship were presented The ma
lority report recommends no changes in
me directory for worship. After a long
parliamentary wrapgle, occas.Oled b. Z
mixture OF amendments anu substitutes
the assembly adopted 4 substitute for the
minority report, offered by Rev. DIT Kerr
The substitute provides for n revision 4
new committee OF turee took the same il
hand where 1t was left OF by the former
committee.
The committee on bills and over-ures
submitted = report, touching ncenciA:es
aud ordination. After a brief discussion
the report WIS adopted
At the closed the session this afternoon
the assent bly, adjourned, % meet next year
- Macon. ga
At the Afternoon session he report on
systematic bsCECence was z.5a-ted. The
report on records OF the - IuL 81 Missouri.
2 ppTOvIng the same. was adopted As %
the financial couoscJl0n YIcu the PreS0y-
terrain alliance, Il was recon -er1ed hat
the expenses thereof be hereafter paid oct
O. tie treasury OF the assembly. Adopted
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% sLAY on Be SLAIN WHICH!

To attack the dragon OF disease ard
scuial.a:e him before lis deadly tsio-s
grow, OF % allow aim 20 attain dangerous
maturity I'D G=stroy Gs-chat < he cues
zion Of paramount III po-tsCCs % all
afflicted With organic sitUzlc Among
sc, disorders q tns Si1ueys a-1 rlslGer
s-e Of the fatal order Z unrestricted At t1s
CJtset- Etslr growth 8 -sr.1. -1e.C eli
n nation : death BriEbt's disease. Or
ciUsrT ueph,l-.s, ! .<5=-ss, catsT.l q tie
bladder, gravel. suppress ca OF tae sec1s
ton. Cannot 5e Ian geTed with O. o.
regarded safely. t[os,s-ter's Stomach
-..-ers = 4 superb dep ..-a-iv- tonic. gIviU-
ne LEe Impulse. without exct-s-le1 20 tie
- T. C~-s-S. D=> res s.5eo-r 1enloz and
regulating taeZl II Common WIN ne rs:
q CLe system : lzslsss. tco, y!gCr and
regularity ta5a tle stJ-zc5- bowels and
Aver. s5sccs sSsE-lT ccE1-e-scrs uslzris
AID zLeul--st4s-1. and = a p1=sGlI4-nJIy
fine tome Tor she aged tie ea!=eb.e1 aal
the c0EvAieSc-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29

PITTsBURG, Pa, May ga sensational
accident took place ~ the Edgar Thomson
iron works at BraddOck early this morn
ing. 4 lumber Of men were working on
q travelling crane in the blacksmith shop.
The boom came in.contact with an electric
light wire The electricity was conducted
along the iron framework oftGe crane and
all the men were knocked senseless. Al
but three soon recovered. Two Of the
latter, Anthony LOAeI and Joseph Zealeny,
both OF Knoxville, died.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29

Ceataur cempAay. n Nu--ay City.
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THE WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
RapTIST RESNi YES

PHILADELPHIA. May 2S-The Baptist
Home Missionary society today passed
resolutions. protesting against the out
RACES against negroes in the south: against
the opening OF the worlds fair on Sunday.
and against the ''Faribault" plan. which
allows Catholic religious Instruction to
Catholic scholars in school after school
hours. aud after Protestant scholars have
gone home. The next meeting vii! be held
il Denver.
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FATs AND LRA~s.

On Decoration Day the Fats and Leans
Of Wichita those mighty chan p.oLs ct
THE noble pasttirne OK base bsIi. sre 10
meet again and try their proves. AID this
tire The gate proceeds are for tAs Lsosat
% tue Children ; home.
Tao>e VITO witnessed ;he former achieve
mems Of these ciGos heel 20 s-toad nvi-
t.sio8; thew are SURE - be there. -. 70
TIE friends q tEe ca. 3r-1s E5-aS - .
wh9 enjoy hearty !zuxh - ire = -
and the battles, : c2@t... l-Tsyss45a 10 ~
ceE.-t
TIE game ~ % czl.st - ; o'c'o-k =;
tae base osil para - = sd carriages
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ghe daehita nailu Eagle Sunday 7loriue gau 20 1892
BOB IkGERSOLL.

CHICAGO, May 2s,-ColoneI Robert G. In
gersoll, IN an interview, this evening. said
that he favored the nomination of Ores
ham for president. He believed that
Blaine was stronger for the nomination
than for election, and be did not think that
Harrison could possibly be elected Blaine.
he said, Was master of the situation. He
could bring about Harrison's nomination
or could defeat him for the nomination,
Just As he pleased
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
OBITUARY.,

KANSAS CITY, May 2S--A dispatch was
received here this morning announcing
the death OF A ". Armour. one of the
stockholders of the Armour Pack ~
CON PAW. a director of the Midland Ma
t.oaal formerly the Armour bank. and
interested II many enterprises IN this CITY
and the west. He Was a brother Of P D
Armour OF Chicago a-d : B. Armour Of
this c.ty His death was caused by a
complication Of diseases, which has IL
cspacic4Jed him tor business for some
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E,evs1ta Stree sst I.s~-z--s zT-1z= r-s-
t~-1zT uz5r2s1z cs-=s- sz-- p l5-1-s- ca
z-9aS rs 1s-4ze=s 81 gle ---1 sl1s -zs
d9g wss sc sac rg-ca % - Ls1=4z.s
Esase, C.sw.zg ~ tss soer. Z was
sro.LiEE a. t-e .z11E zsE sEyws1 Ea1l4-
taxable signs q hTs.r sp1alzA After 81
k17rs excitement The szzer.zgs o t5s
@cog salEaal were ss4s1 visa 61ss 60
szezs4s. from < sz5szza e ne A4a-s G.
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FOUR cHILDREN DROWNED

PITTsBURG. Pa, May 2S.-E51c children
were drowned in Casrtieres creek. 81
WoodT!l.e, yesterday afternoon Their
names are E .za5eth Coyne, aged 10; Julia
C0yne, aged =, May Eaiel;, ,. and James
Holland aged : Yesterday afternoon tie
four children out TO drive the COWS 20 pas.
ICre- The Holland 10Y lost d. nat il he
creek AMI IL temPt}ug 20 gvt IL tel 4.
Elizabeth ana Julia Coyae c-.e1 20 rescue
him. but were also drawn II Mary EC-
fell il tryiag 20 rescue the Others was also
drowned
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OKLAHOMA pOITIcs-
al Dispatch 70 The DAILY Eagle.

Speclal Ulspat-t . ne DlIIy LaEIe,
GUTHRIE, o. T, May 2S.-The Logan
county Republican convention. which met
today TO elect delegates TO the territorial
congressional convention, sent solid
Flynn delegation. The greatest enthu-
siasm prevailed. There Is little doubt
taat Dennis Flynn will be the choice of
the territorial convention OF July Il. 1892
The report that Marshal Grimes has re-
signed IS false. He has gone to Washing
ton 70 explain some late irregularities of
some OF his deputies. In his absence
Deputy c Madsen is acting marshal
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WESTERN CANES

ToLEDo. May Zs-Firs, gszs-To.szo:
Rus -. 52s.hIts q. er-ors : I1-.s1a---
Rus ;, bzsehlcs =, e-1c=s 4 P-:c-@-z-
C.srk= zn1 GayIa
Second EADs-To!e67; Rams ?. tsssai.s
:. errors 3 Indianapolis; 2--s !. ozs--
- 6, errors j Pl-caer=-D =rzli al
D4r.l1E, and Clarke and S-s---
MINNEAPOLIS, Nay @S-G4-= 25.-pocsd.
rai1
MILWAUKEE, MAY x N. wakes. Runs
+ Uasehl-s :, errors 0. C1s1l51. Ezus
.. oas=o.-s :. eE-cc ! Plz-zsrs-F=-s51
AID y DaT. lee game was caleb II ta=
seventh !a.lEE q Aceoae. q an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
GRAIN TRAIN on THE Ms
SpI-if PACIFIC

Another solid train Of grain passed
through Wichita last night oa tie Ms
sour Pacific a. about O'Clock, bound for
St. Louis. The train carried twenty cars
loaded with white corn, ana was this time
loaded with Sedgwick county product
only. These trains from southwestern
Kansas are al excellent advert Isernent Tor
our rLch soil and grand cIlmaLe.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
SECRETARY RI efNE

NEW YORK, May 29-Secretary and Mrs.
Blaine left for Washington this after
noon. Before leaving, Mr. Fessett, John
Nrooman and J. s. Clarkson had long
talk with Mr. Blaine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
COLLEGE ATHLETES At Work.

LAWRENCE. Ken. Nay z5-FjslJ Day
opened VIVA nearly 30 I'd diversity stuLeais
reporting q tie sIr-e- c. C1s.s>-oE-r W..
>-ave.s SQUADS e tLsE wee s-s, -z7=l
over he CITY. We; 6l-E o. tie s---e.s ard
sE---l2- 6cck C.a--z. Jsy1awA. 70 -
>D.re them n atE.=t.cS ~ ths resent
E-0u5 .lcza pElG-ar.es c.- >Iu+e--s turned
OUT alI vote. 1-cS- IL them a-aEl>t 7 -
son Cous-g E-afl-. tGe street Cou8r1ls -
s.oeer he'd hen lL.l i Or TIE stree: ~
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What is

Csstora IS Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium,
other Narcotic substance. Il IS harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing syrup~ and caster CT.
II IS Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty year. y
Millions of Mothers Casora destroys worms and aiays
feYerishness. Cestoria prevents vomiting sour CurG,
DiarThoa and Wird Collie Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation hztuIcacy.
Castoria assimilates the food regulates TIC
and bowels giving healthy natural sIcer- Cas-
is the Chdrens Panacea-tke Mothers FrIead.
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THE SILVER CONVENTION.

WASHINGTON. May 2S-The silver con-
veutIon this morning decided TO raise
permanent fund for carrying on the bust
ness OF the International BimetaIiic
League, and also decided TO publish 4
newspaper at irregular intervals 10 the in
terest OF free coinage Tie convention
then adjourned sine die
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The ONO ScrOot Law.

To-ED0. o, Nay = Today the grand
j1gr lol.ct 81 Rev. E4t5sr Oakley, priest
~ - Francs u- SAFES Ca;aoslc church u
;1i, cit-. To- refusal % comply WIKI &c
state AK requiring a.. p.IToc lszl 41c T-i-
vsce schools 20 report the names q p12..s,
win atte112ocs, % tie beard O. eGCc4-
ton
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srFrs6H- Faafhfaf lr-4s@r r--s 90 ts eaIssFs
- q fstaFr1. s-1. or F..--l-zz,s sa-rH a rtff
bad . lara..-f t.-lH4sE. .s.e1 as- La-l-.H af
s. e.-rrsfsr te.s- %. carry 90 f-aE fr.-
r--teE~ ~ q = 4" l-t sF--r 2 rrer rrr
written zuaFanre@ 20 cure Or Trfsa4 tFa
nc ney. --s.s ~ a.s. r. z-.F sf-rea ffaa
n Taf- srrslare Msa-s11 tl.z fasfr tet--e.
WILD CseTcE % r-az-a oz.- ~ p 3 A.
- I,-ssaosr strs~s. CHICAGO Ill
FOR ssIE - WICHITA. EA>s -
ssii4-Eer Eres. IE1EE.sts a.. E@5t L-4a 80 -.
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WIEN TR.NELINH

Whether or pleasure bent, OF business,
take on every TRIP a bottle OF Syrup O;
Figs. as Il scts most pleasantly and e
ieCtsvely on the kidneys, liver ac1 bowels.
pres eGtlug fevsrs. bSsG4c.ss au[ Other
forms OF sickness, FER sale IL 81 cen :
and s. bottles BIZ al leading druggists
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
SPECIE MOVEMENTS

NEW YORK, May 23.-Ths imports o;
specie at the port OF New York for the
week were SIS. 80 in gold and 1851 IL go
YER The exports OF specie for the week
were S459 go 10 silver snd as T5i IN goic.
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ROYAL Jewellers.

COPENHAGEN, May 2s.-King Christian
and Queene Louisa, accompanied bT the
imperial and royal guests, attended 8 fese
given at the university today II h3nor OF
their maiestie's golden wedding.
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BkRROnR,S SlICCESSNP

RICHMOND, Va. May Ex-Governor Nc
Kinney has appointed Genera Epps Hun
ter OF Warrentou, Fsquier county, United
States senator, 60 Eli the vacancy occasion
&C by the death of Hon. J. :. Barbour.
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Reai estate men say that there are
1Umter Of people here from the flooded
districts Of Iowa who srs looking FOR 10
catloLs They are locking for a country
where they car fee safe that their hOu4es
viii uot be wzsnFc away ID a LsRht.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
FRENCH TANSY WATERS.

These waters are for the relief and cure
Of painful irregularities, and viii remove
all distinctions They are sure and safe
every time. Manufactured By Emerson
Drug 20. San Jose. Cal, and Tor sale by
Fred L. Ricat, ? { East Douglas avenue.
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pUCIgSN

New ORLEANS. MAy p Van Hest snd
SiduoDs fought a. Tie Metropolitan c!rb
tonight. Marquis OF Q1>eusbury rules
Van Heest weighed 10 and Sisdsns ~
pogads After fighting = rounds he
referee declared the contest draw
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PPOEE ~

ATCHIsox Kan, May jim ard Jack
Burke. gy-o notorious iCuEes. Removed
par OF tie wall 4 -Ee ci;T jail zad -
ca ed. taking Bob Eougz wizh then IEls
Is the third uras that Bake has sscssSd
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MASHED ON EOREWI

ATCHIsoS, Kan, May Is The Atchison
city primaries are unanimous for Morrill,
and the whole county is practically the
same way. a W Smith has less than
twenty delegates TO the county Convention
out Of 1879.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
EXPLORERS HJpC-PF0

SEATTLE, Wash, May ga Victoria,
B. c., bulletin, just received. says that
word has reached there that D.. Sheldon
Jackson and party hare been murdered By
Yukon Indians.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29

Tie jury in the case OF the State w. n
Rhodes disagreed aud sc reported yesier-
Gay. In the case OF Hammond - the Citi-
zeCs bank the Jury returned a vert.cs 10
favor Of TIE defendant. The jary tbs
case 0! 4 {. Lows vs. i. Is. Warren :
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
Mrs Lora Bash eft for Goddard yssisr-
day to spend Sr1tav
First Msthodist Episcepal o. uroh. n

First Methodist Episcopal CO urch. North
Lawrence avenue, between S-coad aud
Third streets->undAy ~ 1870 a IA. thu
pastor. L. II Hartley. viii preach a ms
moral sermoB TO the veterans % 20.
Grand Army q the kspg5ic The church.
Will be appropriately tlsoorsted ard httfof<
mu-ic w3I be rendered Prea-h.az 90 $50
p m Sunday school - . 20 p RI Junior
league At $50 p IA. Ciszs meeting a. -
a n. aud II ~ Yoa are cordially ia-
vitcd 70 worsh.p A. cots chUrch- Seals
free AM a hearty welcome.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29

The Stewa5t Iron Works have donated
az iron yarI set. iLciudl1 g cbsir-. urus.
etc. az a pr.ss Tor ire c9raia- wa-eImsa' :
tocruAUeSt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-29
HANGED.

PARIS, Tex, May 2s.-James Fisher was
executed AZ Delta, Cooper county. yester-
day for the murder OF Austin Hardy IN
July last.
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