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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-07


only railway In Alaska, leading over TO
the canncrics on opposite sides Of the
same arm or inlet from Prince Willium
Sound. Both Captains Humphrey and
MnthewE were absent In the Sound
experimenting dshinF and I did not
meet either until evening, when Cap
tain Humphrey wa She first 20 come
In. he thought thcrp was one chance
In dozen catching the Sitlsa bound
steamer nt Nutchcls, and We took the
little launch CODY 10 tho lurger Salm'
aud SO got away with a rush for that
port at $50. suppose the Captain
would have set fire 10 the cnuucry TO
light a. over II necessary, Tor whom
these people start Ia To dc favor 10 To
never done by halves, or II Il Is, you get
three halves and they tpl,c whit Us
left. II was raugh, darl. night and
our second ono without sleep, and
felt as suporihc rs IL had hcen huud-
hlggcd, We reached Nutchck just
after midnight ON Che gith and u or
repeated whistling Tho trader cnmc uN
In tldn canoe stating the SitlH
steamer Ind left the g9d, but would
mako another trip thereto In month.
We anchored In tUe beautiful harbor
md turned into the microscopic force
castle 10 sleep, the Snlms starting hncl
hurricdly NJ daybrcalS, the Captain mis-
talking my snoring Tor the ship drag
ging anchor. THO cannory buillings
which Captain llsmphrvy superlu.
tended were placed NJ our convenience
until we could got away,
FnEurmoK ScHwAriLA,
Commanding y. Y. Ledger Expedition.
a Florida man has o strange frral, Of
nm turr in u chicken which has never
he'd bU. one leg.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
By Telegraph

KAEsAs CITY. No. April observation-disclosures
idU, shipments lloQ Steers in demand and strong
COWS steady. feeders quiet Dressed beef aud
shipping steers 1894 ~ cows aud heifers s, Is
e. 81 stockers and feeders u 6l9S 20. HoGS-IKe
celpts il0O. shipments 400. Market fairly active
Tnd SC lower. Ranged e. O04 5711; bulk 81 GOA So
sHEEP-Receipts 4O, shipments 10. Market steady
Bales, e. 75s5 6a.
ST LOUIS. No. April l6 - CATTLE-Receipts
eO0 shipments 100. Market steady at big advance.
EOGo-heeeipts al0o shipments 6lOg Market lower
hay =. SOs4 I5 mixed "a aga 60 light "a 50S4 u.
eHEEP-heceipts 10. shipments 2sUO. Market
GTm. Muttons IS 75G5 rs.
CHICAGO. Ills. April 16-CATTLE-Recefpts
1000 shipments la00. Market steady. Native
steers 80 1U(s4 l& cows a. tos5 s. HOGS-Receipts
l5.0D shipments Hoo. MarKet lower. Common
b I5dS4 ". mixed - 6S74 20, butchers u sbG4 So
light q 6SS4 IS, SHEEP-Receipts $50; shipments
PSu Market steady. Gixed natives 60 40 westerns
&C 00S6 81. lambs s. OG7 o.
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We Hszr1gly E-ssma@zz

The rs- route % Utah and sorthsyn Cali
foFula. via A. 7. spd ;. =. aud Colorado
Midland. because. IL - p3rtgr.sqzs. - .
quick. IL 81 always % tlzze. Zee SO Coz
orsdo By daylight The Lev fast scesdsls
Allows two hozrs Tor saghtsssipE a.
GAuftou Two daily pAss~1gsr tFn!ns
each vAy Palace slss1srs - Ozcsp. oos-
ETsncsscu-
We nlso recommend tee santa Re rcu.s
inrough New Gsxic0 Gsd AFsEo1a % Los
Angelo, SAG Diego sod Ear kfa1casco, 80
. rscs AID Pleasant Las fcr Water
trRFsL
EIcgrssos iicksss ray - boggEt g,4vz
cs LIE sd returning tEs ether. s@-fi
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Fer Yozr Camfsrs.

Travellers 10 and from Utah viii b
pleased 20 learn that Pullman palses
sleepers now ran through, dsily. without
change. between Chicago ard Ogden, over
santa Fe, Colorado Midland and Rio
GrRnds western lines-west~bound via
Colorado Spring. and ssssbound via Coz
orado Springs aud DsnEsr.
The true scenic route: pleoty % time %
see Msnltou and vicinity.
Doubl. daily passenger ssrvies ost~esn
Deliver and Ogden.
Inqulr. Of nearest Santa Re routs siokss
agent, for rates, s!esp<r Reservations.
&c dICo 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

su1 Tel your frssols thAt the zrea; REX
Island rysts - Tie Oaly LIS runEiEg frrs
rscslniag ch4ss cars bsfws<a NlchitA 1rd
CAscasD ystnCgt eksDgseg cars, ssrDrss-
Gar rEtss are as Nv tbs Aorst ear
tErsss gaieE as The quickest. cor srco1e fze-
GzIso1s s1rs=s1s@4 II Eoa@. I8cEsts sd
. al Points q ADsraea Kgd baEE2gs
c5~cksd 20 cS~stnattoa. Also Efesa-ssi =
gieEsts - i1uess fasss q sD4 from al
E2Fcpszo posHts ~ a. Atlzctac oes41
essashsy Issss. BEFORE ssn4iax - Eafes4
fer y0ar fr4rads esli - tie keTk As4and
gsckss 0sEcs. %. csrUsF Mzta strs~& s14
Le9sz xlNs ave Cefrsss0sdsnes soiseaL=si
- 81 = ssaAEE. - 4 q Z a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

When yen 70, take the Frisco lins 70 3
I.oui. aud The cas-. for the reason thai 10 -
the only WichitA line rnBniDg two solid
trains daily without change Of any class 70
e.. Louis morning and night. and ~ IL tbs
ouly ins having palaces reclining chair sfd
Pullman Sleeping cars IN morning Asd
right trains Always on tins and surs 81
making eastern eooascEsoBa a. 81 Louts
1ulGa depot @SL
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wichita Produce M.rr...

WICHITA April Ia
FLouR-Hiehest patent s. 20. second patent 81 %
extra fancy 600
BUTTER-First creamery Soc second creamery
&c finest dairy &c. fine dairy lsceommon DAIRY lZ
EG6S-lQc per dozen
PoULTEY-Roosters 81 50e2 CO. per dozen or Sc
perPound. hens q Uo82 per dozen or &c per
ponnc spring chickens 81 75s2 50 per dozen or f1c
per pound. turkeys 1zsc per pound. ducks-teal
e. A mallsrds 81 IS per dozen, young geese &C per
pound
POTAToE6-Cboice 6eas5c per busheL
APPLES-t2 5o2l % per barrel
COAL-Anthracits 81 50 Canon City IS 90 Weir
CITY - So frontenae ~ ~. Pitts0urg a so Illinois
q GC.AcAllister a "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

FOR Ksnsas City. 81. Leuis and all points
ea,t tAks tbs Missour! Pacific railway
The shortest line 10 81. Louis 81 - miles
Ne change Of cars Of any kind between
wichita and St Louis. Only Hfty hours
between Wichita and New York City via
he Missouri Pacific railway. CRY iokss
fee 10 y ortb Nam street lDi x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

Rock Island calendars for the year isp1
for free distribution az the city tiekss
Office, 100 corner Main aud Douglas. Call
and get one before ;bey are AL gene
w. IL VIBRANT,
City Tiekst aud Pass. ARt.
dTts Wichita, Kan
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

Winter Tonrist Mates VIA ! be ssEts Fs ksass-
The Santa Re route have placed on sals
Winter Tourist tickets TO the following
points: Austin, Corpus Christi. Il paso.
Galveston. Houston, LAmyassas. Rock
port, san Antonio. Texas. DemiDg. Laks
Valley, Las Cruces. Silver City and go
zorro, New Mexico Transit limit % 20
DAYS in each direction. with final limit %
June /, ls99 Siop-oyer privileges will 10
allowed within the limits In each dtrec-
ton. For additional information apply st
Union ticket Office, Us North Main. or
Dou~las avenue station
l25tf W. u. MURDOCH. d. II. A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

SnicaEo UTAH. aud ProGuca
CHICAGO. April ID
whest-Drll and lower.
Corn-Easl-r.
Oats-Lower.
P0rk-EAsy.
Lard-Easy.
The leading futures ranged foliows
WBGAT-Apru sy1<o. Ysy SJtc. Julyc
-nN-Aprl tOc, 3IAy t014c, June $3.50 july,
OArs-May 254es2sStc, June 255sc.
PORk-May IL L.
LARD-May6 22-a
Cash quotations were as loilova
FLoCR-Unsettlsd-
NHEAT-SJilC.
CORN SSSsS,5ySxc.
OATS-Sac-
klE-741gC
BARLE i-S5Gf0c,
FLAASEED-&lp
TIMOTHA-Sl z7&f 81
BUTTBR-Steady. Fancy creamery T4f1o nns
western l752OC, f1ne dairy lS.s3c.
eUGAk-Cut loaf 5s5}4c, granuIased ikc, stand
ard A 4ssc.
EGGS-l2lS&lS
PORk-Sl0 U&lS8lG IS
LAhD-S6 221Rs6 IS
SHORT hIBS-x6 o7l115 Co.
SHORT CLEAR SiDES-s6 rTlSes 30
DRY SALT SHoCLDERS-$4 5OSS5 70.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17
PROPOSALS FOX INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR. or
Lice OF Indian affairs, Washington, April z
lse2--Sealed proposals.. tndorsed IroPoeals
for beef Odds for beef mus; be submitted IN
separate envelopes, bacon. -four. clothing or
transportation, etc" las tie case may be- /.
and directed 20 the Comm!EsiOoer Of Indian
Affairs, Nos 6 and q Wooster street. New
York, viii BE rece! we'd until =. u. 81 Tuesday,
May 2. 1so2, for furnishing for the Indian ser
vice about 1000 pouD6s Bacon &11.Do
pounds Beef On the hoof. Z0flDS pounds net
Beef. $1,000 pounds Beans. 7O.0I0 pounds BAk-
ing Powder. ZsSn.nD pounds Corn, Le0,tsD
pounds Coffee, s.np00 pounds Flour. 7s,Do
pounds Feed. 1900 pounds Hard Brad, ~
90 pounds Houginy. Sofsp pounds Lard, 10 ba--
pounds oats- Iss.0D po11os nee, 200 go1Ines
tea. Is. 90 pounds c0srss sa3t, i3lso pounds
fine salt 9safao pounds soap, l,0gg.1G pounds
sugar and 1900 pOznds wheat.
Also Blazk efs Wooden and Cotton gods.
consisting II part 81 ticking. lzftB yaroH.
Standard Calico 900 yards. Drilling. ls.0D
yards Duck, free from al sizing. 500 yarfs-
DeniEns. 10. 20 yards, Gtngaasn. 5000 yArcsf
= ard. Brown SBe-fiEz. 20 so yards bseNsEsd
SbeersrE. go, yards. Hickory st3rtfuE - no
yards, CALco -hirtilg. & 30 Yards, CAgthiBg.
Groceries. SoSions. HARDWARE, Ass.4cal Sup
Plies. School BOOKS, etc. Ard loaz list q
r.iscsll Aneos-s articles. ssc1 ksTzssss pioSs.
Kskrs. FcrGs. ctr. sLe soT sbDgt 80 y ss'rsfls
caED. kAasas City ssd -5osx Cify. &is9 fer
sven wagons e nay - required. sdsytss1 -
TIE climate q the Pacific co2st. win Caller
ia traksz. delivered A. S&1 FrAzesacq.
Also. t-z1sports.saz for sEres q LIE articles,
gods and sEyytles tbzt Ray Hos q contracted
for 20 y delivered - tbs sse1ces
EIys ECz- Re MAZE oUZ OF G0vEREMggT
BLANK
Scbe5zIss Slowing tee klrds ard azsnt!;'ss
q subsistence s1Sg.ses TsssEirs1 fGT s&rh
sEsucy z51 =cbool. AID TIE Et1cs ard 4zAs-tl-
tea % sru@s 81 az ottsr gUo1s &rd zTticles 70
zrgber wgfh basok Pg0vo@&ls- egs1ltsooa - -
Observed ~ bEdesrE. t1rss aE1 pace - sslis-
err rsrrz - cyzfr&cE ard rzyr1s1t- tgzEaspcr-
tAtt0- rDgtss- All Es5 otksr sseeesss~y szstr-c-
t.aEas zil D. farstslss1 utzen sgrlsc2Isoz - fss
faSlAz O1tsce 4. WssA}rlE-oz q No. - s1c =
= aosteE street. SeE York - CoFzzssss-zrtss
q Szbs1sf.1cs. Z. = a. Al CEsys1zs- ftzcszo,
LsSyEu E1-ts.- Csssznz- -. LyZztz. - Fsgl as9
SaE Frz5csaouS tie t1@ftzax-srs ~ -Sa1z CstT.
"a isnktgs. :. d. ArEA1ssas fsEJ. C$As I.
Topeka ssd - icastz- EzE-. zGa1 zs4sc1Ts. 49,
4ne Tssglf Ts-Ts - L. fscSTTszzsst 70
rssrt saT kzse a. bae.s, - szy sart = az I'D
sgs1 ts~.~ Escz1lsa a. szTlfsd 111sr PROS 80
;hs' sspFssg1rzsffEs slzAll lz 1zasos fssr fals
s-gVasss - fe1syss-
Ea= Nssl - e..s-1e1 - So 4ezr &aa caF
sass~e -sA&ed- &Es4 A.1E<sFz ~ 4Asasssf 81 -
sgzesz-[ A. tlss f1eas1z
rEsT.xgED rssrrss
A. hsSs usnss - 49, 81 sss..ei - f~rf -
-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

sfrs wlrsso-='s ssss.ktng syTar shgsla
<wsys - ussl fsF aAt.4Fxa fsefaing -
s.ssss1ss tie cGlls. saffsas tie sszrss. s4isfs
al .4sn. cares uina soslc. Eta = 80 sses
fszsssgy tsF 4rFbasA lw<aty 4ssesozs .
teksgs L sss4 - z.A...SGs II uso2kezz
Go e Ssf1z
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MlIIih Eagle
FINANCBAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts OF Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle. Light; Hogs, Light.
Shipments; Cattle, None: Hogs, None.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New i ork Money

NEW YORK. April IL
Money on call easy. Closed offered at 8 per cent
Prime mercantile paper SIxS5 per cent
Sterling exchange steady ct 5. So for sixty-dAy
Bills aud 81 s7x for demand.
! orAl sales OF stocks today 1900 shares,
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ARTICLES.
Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY. April l6
FLOCR-Eiru IN good demand Patent 81 5o5T5
extra fancy 81 aE2 =. fancy e OSA.3 Is choice
81 g0e2 ~ XXX 81 1894 o.
WHEAI-No sales,
CoRN-More active. No cash S5lSc, April SsIxc
OATS-DuiI. april s9Ss $50, May 2Ls@ 2S5tc.
BUTTER-WeAk; .oG2
EGGS-Steady: lie
fS9c,
HAY-Scesdy. Timothy IS 50. fancy prairie IS 90
good TO choice IS 81 low grade s. 55,s5 u.
tLAASEED-Stsadyi soc on basis OF pure.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

The hog receipts were light and the
trading was confined to the holdovers
from yesterday. The usual SATURDAYS
light run prevailed, and the yards were
cleared at an early hour. The market is
about steady with Yesterdays prices.
wichita Grain Market
WICHITA, April L.
Following are the closing quotations
GhAlE-Car lots Cd track
WHEAT-TSc,
COkN-Eew 29a0Oc.
OATS-26c
kYk-Eo or better oO4Hc
HAf-B1led 81 5OG5 10 per ton, loose q oons 90,
GROUND COhN-Chop In car lots i5c per 100
pounds. corn and OATS $40 per 10 pounoS bran
- sacked. DC per LOO pounds.
EIA1SEGD-65070c.
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New YORK Produc.

NEW YORK April ls.
CoFFEE-spot Rio dull and nominal MOI 1880,
SUGAR-Renned quiet
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

Through Chair Car Omaha via the Santa Re
Route.
The Santa Fs route are now running =
through cbai- caT TO Omaha via Superior.
Neb. in connection with the Fremont,
EIkhorn and Missouri Valley railroad,
leaving Wichita at 3 D. m and arriving IN
Omaha the next evening at $50 p m This
servics will continue daily.
sStt W. ID. MURDOCH. d. p. A.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

IL Photographed. Pictures IN all sfss-Ant sryi
re $50 carries the epeSt ASSortrneatof pictlr
slres 10 the citv. Give Liia q irisEdly call N p
1ala ne samples
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

uroer TIT. head &C per the per day.

rnoer TIT. head &C per the per day.
T OST-A POCKET BOOK CONTRASTING t2i
II and some KEYS between SIS y. Enposla aid 80
y. Lawrence going west On Elm % upesa, north
on Topeka 10 Pine west l1ne % LAwFence-
Finder Will te rewarded by leaving same 81 ets y
Lawrence. Ms, Mcclellan. Gls5 81
I OsT-GoLD HEADED UMBRELLA. FINDER
IL please return same TO AetIopolo hotel AID re-
ceiVe reward dis o
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Chicago Grain and Produce
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THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER, AND
Il all supplies, a. r1bbons, paper carbon note
tain pens. sc are kept for sale BY me- To see The
smith Premier l. 70 desire one Cons and sec our
"Isaa Model" IL beat them all Good terms Fully
guaranteed four years. John X. Faze general
stenogra pher, a3 n. Main S.. Wichita Kan Tee
nboyne "a di24 n
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STR4 IED.
Under this head &c per line peraa
TYPE. WRITERS.

IvOR SALE TYPEwRITERS - HAEDQCAR-
II t-rs for the world: al makes; don pay manu-
facturers' e1hOr BIZ rant prices we ship any where
giving thorough examinations before accepting ao-
soluiely first Glass condition guaranteed pgsltlveg
sl makes about less than bs < price; e1chsng-
ing A specially; instruments rented anyw here,
largest stock IN the world; entire floors de-
voted exclusively TO rypewriteTsi see commercial
rating for our responsibility; illustrated catalogue
and specimens free. Typewriter Headquarters. 81
Broadway. New York. 80 Monroe 81, CHICAGO.
sun dl5l e.
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FOE EXCHANGE.

Union 1iskst one. Cor Baie and iss street rniea
Passenger sL<ssoa ecrnsr Douglas sha stA svssgss.
". a.. AuRDoek. ID. y. a
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ARTICLES


81 LOUIS Produce
ST. LOUIS April l6
wHEAT-Iower. Cash SIS May $40 July nsla
tesSc. August 7Sc-
GOKN-Lower. Cash $50 MAY Sc July y.sc
OATS-Lower, CAST sc; May SUSso July $40
bid
PORK-QuieL JobbIns $40 6sJS
LAkD-Nomlnal. &C o.
WHISKEY-Steady. SI "a
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GENERAL STORAGE

CTORAGE-Exton warehouse. new. clean and
= almost fire proof. Near Douglas avenue And
rauIa l. ceyOG once III l. Doug lAss ave - x
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

4 8 ASSIGNEE OF TIE
n savings Bank !
have To- desirable res
idesce lots within -
inmates walk OF tie
Wichita po-to1ce for
sale az S1-50 20 iSN
p-r foot Must -
sold AZ o. &c 20 pay d.
pastors. III Black
weld er, AsSlEEre.
Secgvfck block
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WICHITA. April 16

WICHITA, April 16.
The cattle receipts were very light today
and but few sales were made. The mar
ket today is quoted steady, and all sales
made today were at steady prices with
yesterdays figures
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 the quality OF Offer
ings and the OF the daily marketA These QUO
tations are only changed when there has peen a
permanent change in the general market The
representative sales should be referred ret the
daily flotuarions-
Eatiys shtnnfn1 sterru oood IN s,ty, g RAJ m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

FINANCIAL
rn6er this head 20 per Ike psrsar
MONEY TO L0AS-Ok HORSES, CATTLE.
vi pianos. organs. household goods sid al good
chattls security. Walter Morris, " 2oTtG Main
dir 2Eg'
oNEY-TO LOAN on HORSES. CATTLE
VI furniture grain notes ard any good security
wichita Loan Co. Room !. over Ia ) lain street.
as u
IIIkNI1UKE LOANS. CATTLE LuASs-4ON-
L e. loaned oE almost everything eT J. p Lad
luIa = fst Dorsey Building. SorEsr kIEst sid Gala
6stf
MISCELL4NEOU Us.
UIosr this head &c psr line per day.
EEw LINE OF TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING
IA bags AZ the very lowest prices at Palmer s
harness and trunk store. "a y AS3D -. dI8 =
LIME BABY CARRIAGES AT LOW PRICES.
Il from ~ Up al PAlIneEs tor store, 70 Nan
dl1g y
SCHOOL TEACHERs. ATTEETIoS-IF you
= want steady emploFus1t during TIE sumner
months. ard good arr. call OF OF address. o. T.
AcCluns Biting BLOCK. wichita. han Ola Z
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FOUND.

Ureer this heed &C FER line per DAY.
IYoUND-THAT YOU CAN BUY The RESI-
I and cheapest garden or lawn bose IN the city
IlG t. jusI arrived from the factory at I'D >ous
Lawrence ave Wichita. Kan All hose Il warranted
Tel. ST. II. Dormody Pump and Plumbing coin-
DAIRY. G4ai II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

YvANEEo-EJ Buy -ECoNl- "a = kAzoFls-
w CT razces ct Az Aka. ca a. - A. Ds.4ga.
= Iru=skz-- az -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-17

vIlO TRADE-FOR WICHITA PROPERTY. A
Il house OF dwelling rOOms and / ) room
lsxs9 viii rent for g.; j. located Howard 81. W
Indianapolis. Ind; want inside properly. ). T.
AeGurmick. dl5l 50
DOR TRADE-GOOD CLEAR LAND PROP
It erty IN Teas 10 trade Tor vacant lots On North
Market. Val pay cash difference II any cocnius-
ii. c. Lumbar. CndertsGsT - y. Nam -. ol0e q
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-12-17

valley, Garnt county, N NJ, last Friday, kill
ing "Bud" Taylor, who was hunting near the
Grey ranch, owned by the Haggln & Hearst
Cattle Company, Taylor was shot down and
his body mutilated in horrible manner.
Everything of value was taken from the
corpse. A man named Billingsly, who ac-
companied Taylor, witnessed the tragedy
some distance away and attempted to save his
companion by shooting at the murderers.
The savages turned on Billingsley and he
barely escaped with his life. The same
evening 80 head of hne horses were stam-
peded and stolen from the Haggin & Hearst
camp, where the roundup was The cow
boys gave immediate pursuit and recovered
| Ie head, forcing the Indians to take refuge in
the surrounding mountains. United States
soldiers are in close pursuit, but the rene
gades are supposed to have escaped into Old
Mexico. The body Of the murdered man
was recovered next day and given burial
The band is only composed of eight Indians.
This makes the fifth murder committed by
Kid and his followers within the last three
months.
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A COaI Mine Horror.

LONDON, Dec. IA fearful explosion
occurred this morning In Bamfurlone
colliery, WiSan, and NOT less than 90
ives were losr. The men went 10 work
this moruipg as usual after the mine bad
been inspected. Shortly afterward a
fearful explosion shook the earth. and q
cloud of smoke shot up through the shaft
1t is supposed the explosion was caused
oy an accumulation of coal gas, which
the inspector overlooked on his rounds
As soon as the explosion occurred, Nom- d
and children rushed to the mouth of the
pit, and there were the usual heartrepd-
ing scenes when such accidents occur
Steps were Immediately taken to ascer-
tan the extenl of the disaster, and many
volunteered to explore the pit
Later advices say the loss OF life ma
be less than at first reported, but the sit
uatlon Is critical. One hundred men re-
main IN the mine unable to get out.
owing to fire which followed the ex
plosion, and which is raging fercely.
Every effort is being made to subdue the
fire, and bring the SURVIVORS to the sur.
lace. 1t is impossible at present to give
the loss of life.
Twenty miners have just been rescued
10 bad condition The men still be-
low are imprisoned in seam below where
the fire is rsgIng. There is strong hopes
many of them will be rescued.
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Fight With Robbers.

IRON GATE, Va, Dec. I3-As the Chesa-
peaks & Ohio vestibuled train pulled out Of
Huntington, Va, last night, four masked
train robbers, with two pistols each, appeared
and ordered the passengers to hold up their
hands. Two of the passengers seized one Of
the robbers. In the scuffle one of the passen.
gers, German from Cincinnati, on his
wedding trip, was mortally wounded, and
Peter Drake, also of Cincinnati, was wounded
twice. The conductor secured a revolver
and emptied it twice at the robbers. Mean
time the scene was one of indescribable con-
fusion, passengers hiding beneath the seats,
and women screaming and fainting. At last
the robbers, realizing their failure, pulled the
bellcord, stopped the train, jumped off and
disappeared in the darkness. 1t is believed
some of them were wounded.
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A Happy Medium.

New YORK, Dc 14-Evsn P. Howeils,
viewed here to day. He said:
"The South is full of men like myself,
who do not want the extreme of protec-
ton, nor the extreme of free trade. We
believe the golden mean is the best for
the country / was not at the Reform
Club banquet, but read the speeches
made there I tell you, il Tom johnson
had made few such speeches as he de.
livered at the banquet an the Southern
states during the campaign, there would
not have been one state in five south ,t
Mason and Dixon's line that would hav.
voted for Cleveland Why. what John
son demanded is simply infamous. l.
would ruin the South, North, East and
West.''
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1892-12-17
TELEGRAPHIC.
Mt a Fisal adtousnmen,

BRUSSELS, Dec. 14-It ls considered
uIobsDle the international monetary con.
terence will not adjourn without date,
but will adjourn until some time next
spring, or perhaps for few weeks. The
Dimetallists from Lodis and elsewhere are
decid' dly aroused over what they regs,
AZ the dupllcity OF the oher side 1t g
'a'med Great Brliain is US ng G-rman
,nd Austria to accomplish purposes tia
EogIand does not dare openly to urg
'or fear OF offending India, as well as the
English bimetallst s-ntlment. The ,Je, i.
lai committee of the conference has been
ii-cussing he bimetallic proposals of Sir
William Hnuid,wdrth, of the British del
''ga'ioG, and ore of the Belgian delegates s,
Allard. Tlrard's summons To France
accept the nffine OF minister Of finance
Ilace Of R"uv'rr, resigned, has inter
ruPted The discussion of the delegates
toviii-'s proposal for an issue of warrants
10 the deposit OF silver.