The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-30
ODDS AND ENDS.
Yesterday was reputed to be the hotties

Yesterday was reputed 10 be the hottest
day of the year, so far at least.
George f. Whitlock. who has been at
tending he national convention OF printers
at Philadelphia for the past three weeks
returned home yesterday.
Bishop Hennessy has returned from 6
visit 10 Father Dalton of Kansas City
Both are old schoolnlates.
Mrs. Hank Heisermsn was passenger
| yesterday morning on the Rock Island
bound for the state capital
| Robert McCanse will leave for Topeka
early this morning and expects TO arrive
| there III time TO see the gubsrnatorial con-
| test.
| A handsome little daughter arrived at
the home of Officer Ell Hedge yesterday
morning. All are doing we'll
| The remains of the late Mrs. Laura
Hupp Will be shipped to Lawrence Tor
burial today
| Primaries for the election of delegates &c
the Democratic county convention viii be
! held this evening from7 TO $50 o'clock
The places for voting in the city have been
designated as follows:
| First ward-Cooper's livery barn.
Second ward-Hardy's livery barn, op-
posite Cue Occidental hotel.
Third ward-Hewey's livery barn. LII
North Lawrence.
| Fourth ward-Grafton' store corner of
Lawrence and Oak street.
Fifth ward-Maple street, Peoples party
hall
Sixth ward-McCarthy' livery barn, 14C
South Washington.
pair of young ponies attached to a
spring wagon took fright yesterday at the
corner of Main aud Third streets and ran
away from their owner, w. g. Morris.
They ran west on Third street until they
reached the Citizens Electric Light house
where they were caught, after one wheel
having been entirely demolished. 1t was
short race but exciting to witness
Ed Smith, colored boy from Humboldt,
fell from moving Frisco train yesterday y,
near the old Frisco depot and came very
near being run over. A. IL was he receiv-
ed painful but not serious injuries about
the shoulder, which came In violent con
Tact with the edge of the depot platform.
He was stealing ride Oh the front plat
form OF the baggage car
c. A. Meeker, an old resident of Co
manche county, was at the stock yards
yesterday. He reports an immense wheat
crop in his section OF the country and the
same nearly all cut. Corn also looks well
and promises big yield. be states.
Miss Nellie Ireland of Fort Madison. la &,
is visiting relatives in the city. She will
remain here during the summer.
Vi. II. Darling of Fort Sal, J. t. was
among the visitors in the city last night.
He was returning from visit to his aged
parents at Hartford, Conn. whom he had
not seen since 1858.
The city did not present its usual lively
appearance last evening owing to the
absence OF about 200 OF its people who are
at Topeka
Miss Grace Guvton the very popular
and correspondiugly handsome young
lady who enjoys the distinction of being
the first graduate AT All Holiows academy
left last night for The east 1t is reported
that she Is about TO euter convent aud
become nun herself.
Among the very brightest OF the many
exceedingly bright young ladies Of All
Hollows academy is Miss Nora Mccarthy,
daughter OF General Tim Mccarthy OF
Larned, Sne is splendid musician and
is we'll up in all the liberal arts so Literally
taught iii that institution.
Mr.. aud Mrs. George Baker returned to
the city last night from their wedding
trip in the country.
Bulletins will be posted this after
noon in front of the EAGLE office contain
ing the news from Topeka IL the couven-
ton transacts any business.
Mr. Dunlap who came down from Tope-
ka lust light stated that Murdoch ktock
WAS raising every hour at the state capital
and that his friends were getting IN some
fne work for him He stated that he was.
when lie left, regarded as one Of the very
strongest men in the race.