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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31
Republican Meetings.

This evening: AT East -PrnyIdepee, the
Hon. ID. Il. Ballou and George a. Little
field at Greene, the Hou. A. H. CaprJn
at Central Falls, the Hon. G.. Il. NJ Tur
ner, the Hon. ii. Il. Tiepke, A. n. Ian
peier aud j. &. Maranda.
Tuesday evening: Narragansett Pier,
the Hon. A. Is. Capron, the Hoa. George
III. Utter. and the Hon. Henry +. Tiepke
Blrringto OF. George A. Littletield Oln ".
VILE. the Hon. Edwin & Pierce Bristol,
Ex-Gov. Bourne and Col. Daniel X. Ballou
Wednesday Hope Valley, the Hoa.
A. B. Capron and George A. Littlefe!d.
Thursday: Woonsocket, j. NJ. Authier
and Senator Dixon; Greenville, George
A. Littlefield aud Henry Il. 1iepke; Cen
trail Falls, Col. Albert Clarke, secretary
OF the Hon Market Club, and the Hon
A. B. Catrol; PROVIDENCE, in Black
stone Hall. ex-Congressman L. f.. Miller
of South Carolina
Friday; Pawtucket, The Hon. A. B
Capron, the Hon. Nelson w. Aldrich and
the Hon. IL. G.. Richards OF Ohio; Harris
vile, j. NJ. Authier and DIR. j. {.
Maranda.
Monday, Nov. Z: East Providence, tn,
Hon. Nelson w. Aldrich aud the Hon.
Edwin &. Pierce.
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An Old conundrum Answered.

TWhat are the wild waves sayingf"
murmured the woman as she stood on
the silver lining OF the mighty main.
Nothing, Maria" replied the man
hoarsely; "they are like some people we
know; they make great deal OF noise
but don't say anything. Free Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

The fair Of the Columbia Hose Com
many was continued last evening with n
larger attendance than the opening
niuht. The various attractions were well
natrouized, and the articles on sale were
in GOOD demand. A short street parade
was made before the doors were opened.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31
oriav Ra,.,nr. in Paw,ucLe,.

Tomorrow evening the Harrison and
Reid squads Of Pawtucket and Central
Falls will unite in parade Ia the former
city and will asst in couple OF Nag
raisiuus. One flag will be thrown out at
Richard Harrison's, on Pleasant View,
and another on Central avenue, near the
schoolhouse.
The Young Republican Guards will 20
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31
Referring to CIeveiand's Tariff Policy. He
Asked:

'What does Cleveland mean anyhow
What kind OF warfare does he intend to
wage No one knows. 1t seems an
anomaly here in RHODE ISLAND for any
man 10 appeal to you to forsake pro-
tective policy uader which your indus
tries have been built.
The agricultural vote has sustained
that policy which maintains these indus
tries. Maine has already spoken. She
stands pledged TO sustain and support
the protection policy. Here. in city
whose prosperity shouts nc you, we
have to talk politics. 1t is amazing, it is
astonishing.
During tue course of DIR. Hallem's
speech, whic 1 was In Swedish, he gave
Clevelan a severe arraignment. Some
time ago he read in local sheet that
10000 children go hungry every day to
go TO school in free trade England-in
London. We Swedes have our interests
here aud should vote for the party that
favors all those things which tend to pro-
mote the prosperity. James Forsledt OF
Worcester spoke in Swedish also. He
was followed by ID. X. Ballou in a
brief and interesting speech.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31
MIR. EOUrELLE SPOKE.
The Maine Congressman Heard at Music
Hall.


The swedish Republican Club held a
rousing rally Saturday night in Music
Hall. 1t was preoeded by large street
demonstration. The line Of march was
formed on Weybosset street. The par
ticipants numbered $50 men under the
command of Capt. a. II. Frobcrg, who
was assisted by G. Hulting.
The Swedish Band, seventeen men,
from Pontiac, Carl Burglund, leader,
and the Enighit Band of this city, fifteen
men, Eric Lundinal, leader, furnished
the music. The route of the procession
was from Weybosset street, to Westmin ~
ster, to Dorrauce, to the Narragansett
Hotel. where they were joined
by the speakers, to Westminster,
to High, to Summer, to Broad,
To Weybosset, TO, Mathewson, to
Westminster, to the hall. Carriages fol-
lowed containing Gov ID. Russell
Brown, the Hon. C. A. Boutelle, ;. w.
johnson. c. Mellstrom, ID. X. Ballou, Dc.
Fred Haller, James Forstedt, = II. john
son. +. Il. Olney, C. w. Swan, O. Sundin,
A. Lundstadt, IL. A. l.. Potter, ,Jr., l.. O.
Kenlund, Gustav Anderson, q. klindt.
In Music Hall, Gov. Brown pr side |,
and introduced glee club which rem
dered two selections Congressman Bou-
tell who was next introduced spoke OF
the happy theme he dwelt upon from a
platform in this city nearly four years
ago. shortly after President Harrison had
been elected.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

To Boston ana return ny special excursion train
~ low rate OF p. with privilege ~ visiting the
Mechanics Pair without extra charge. This l.
whnt II offered by the Odd colony Railroad for
"wednesday Of this week. The sale OF tickets. OF
which the number II limited, Will commence to.
morrow morning at No. Weybo-set stree, aud at
the Union station.
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THE WEATHER

Weather for this evening-Clea
For to-morrow-k Rain.
The Thermometer.
Temperature from A. NJ. Oct. 30. TO
"a. NJ, Oct. 81
Highest, 525: lowest. rs: mean. A. =.
The Tide for To morrow.
Bigh water a. PROVIDENCE at 4;4G ~ VI.
And at 5:l2 II. NJ.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

To Worcester and take part in the dem
onstrntion at that place tomorrow even
ins.
Wednesday the Harrison and Reid
Guards will take part in the PROVIDENCE
narale
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To Overthrow West.

1t is stated that a meeting of the anti
West element In Ward 10 was held last
night and plans for the overthrow of the
Vests discussed.
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clerk. John ii.

George X. Corrigan; clerk. John II.
Coyie.
Fourth Ward--For alderman. John A.
Menard for common councilmen, John
Smith. Frank H. Lee anu Ellie Guimond;
warden, Edward III. Carney; clerk,
Thomas ii. Phillips.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

Pawtucket Democrats Fiie Their Tickets
The Democratic City Council tickets
for the Third and Fourth Wards Of Paw
tucket were filed Saturday afternoon.
They are as follows:
Third Ward-For alderman, Daniel w.
Ashton; for common councilmen, John
Wood, Henry W. Crandall and y. Ed
ward Ponton dc st. German; warden,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

whose Ioveth q good business ioveth
advertising; but ne that despiseth fame Is
an ass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31

LONDON, Oct 3l.-James Rodger, n New
YORK merchant, while going up stairs TO
burgh. last night slipped aud fell TO the
bottom OF the flight He died In an hour.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31
Frank Leslie

Is the anne Of new high grade cigar which is be-
ing introduced by j. NJ. Anthony. IA Weybosset
street. Providence. Smokers take notice.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-10-31
a Queen Dies.

BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-The Dowager Queen
Of Wurtemberg Is dead.
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2Oc., SOC. and 4Oc. Papers for 15c.
Per LIB.
To close out odd lots OF Writing PAPER we offer
them at 15c. per ID, lbs. for 80 cents This Is q
bargain for some one. First come. first served.
WM. X. POTTER
g52 Wesim nster street
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05

Georgs L BersOu. xho rsssdes on In
diana ay-aue. LIS discovered "a electric
boTse. Bent0n stepped from . street
car at Wabash ard Esgh.se1th street
while the horses wers beng tyottsd- lie
placed hls hand On the flank Of one q
tie animals, bay ElzTs, and received .
Tremendous skock The car was e.
tsched 20 . cable train assd spe9 onward
After II hs.d gone e block EentOn re-
TUNED and experienced . sucoees1ca q
slight Ehockz. wEich gradually eied
away - ne mare became eaolsr fru<1
s.sndirg- Bez.on then lad the Elxzs
tyotted up and down the street. Gar tea
minutes SIC came lack IA . foam ard
wa taken a. once - the ezsp grvzz4
A dozen men thea termed hszds. frst
vetfisg tie solss O. thelr she's th0r-
o1gsly n the kors@ trO1xh A Bsztos
pu. TIA hands ca tAs EAzrs every Lac
distinctly felt Toe shock Nov CO
rzzn let go a. tame. shozsed Beato1.
and they id -. tks sbock ints1zIfylsz
a. eSrA Tan fell Get. 20 Ia. ;; l4ss. VIA
tie nzrbe< Was re5zced 70 TIRE, fAs
next Esza cred Ct. '-sozzs q yea
fs1lezs catch hold sgz&r. 1 eaz's E=@sd
Tia
Mr.. Be1toa SIT Ia mare troe>tzg
agzza. ard Eosz1-Es climbed Q lamp
pasZ AaOther EAa elfzbed AFTER ~
xs6 cazZht hSld e szls bad Ee eiA~p~-
tAs post s-zly viii kis Isgs Eza gzvs
IA 1-sscgzgsd lad % tlErd m4z- Sso
II tara rzses4 Ia hzn1 "a tee Ez4ssis
FAX. bS=Gua Turned ca ths Ezs -
ard ut rs lEtsz Aagsr "a t2s rozz@s e
tae - Insezz.ly . se-ses a syAfks
Sailed tAr9zga tkss hytng ca<z1 froEa
fss sxelsea Ae-ss Eza 10 gss s&4zed u2
E>sn.sEI v&s - @xaszks<-d By Is AAS< ex
~ szzsz-t "a. - - - - tAEsn 41wK
fFoEa tEss lzszs pes@- Taa zns=Ass~ q .
6-zzs alz@raEa h@s czE=ee lSzss ezz
- s<.s eaz- TzrT ~ rs B1rsTElsgs e az
sAs ~es -t '4f-sgo Gic- E81..s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05

One .rOuD.e ss1.n Inc New Dimes
The new coins out from the mint this
year have run against various objections
based on aesthetic grounds. It has re-
NAMED for Washington man about
town to discover that the dimes are a
failure from practical standpoint. He
has detected a defect beside which the
bullheadedness Of the goddess of liberty
and the eagles attenuated wings are
mere TRIES.
This gentleman-dropped into the thea
ter on recent evening, and being seized
with desire TO ascertain whether the
diamonds worn by the star were genu-
iRe, turned toward the opera glass case
attached to the back Of the next chair.
He fshed a new dime from his pocket
and was about to drop the same into the
slot, according to established usage,
when he found that has dime would not
enter. Further investigation with other
dimes and slots In the vicinity showed
that the new coinage is mis6t for one
OF its most universal purposes.
The grave question arises: What is to
be done with the machines when the ola
dimes drop ont Of circulation? The slot
machine men would do well to have an
understanding with the director of the
mint before any more coinages are pro-
Jected.-W ashington Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
Hanged and Shot and Still Alive.

John Cook, a life man, has been re-
leased on communication. Some nine
years ago Cook perpetrated cold blood
ed murder in Webster county. The
people were SO worked up over the mag
nitude Of his crime that a mob was or
gained and Cook was taken from the
jail and hanged TO tree. Three shots
were fired into has body, and he was left
swinging and supposedly dead The
sheriff cut the body down and was sur
prised to see signs Of returning life.
Cook recovered, and In view Of the
violence be had suffered the judge gave
him a life sentence. This was com
muted some months later by Governor
Thayer to twelve years. He received
three years good time and was released.
Nebraska Cor. Chicago Inter Ocean
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To Prevent CaIamities by Fire.

The first thing which a civilized COM
murity should require in the erection Of
houses which are intended to be used for
hotels and theaters and halls is that they
shall &c practically freproof. If people
are willing TO take the risk" the public
should refuse TO permit them to take it.
If proper and reasonable precautions for
safety increase the expense of building
rents may be increased, and the price Of
lodging. There need be no fear that a
hotel which Is known to be practically
freproof will not be amply supported
because its rates are higher that those Of
a death trap. Calalnities like the burn
ing Of the Rotel Royal have become so
common that it Is not without serious
apprehension that travellers now enter
their rooms IN hotels. The coil Of rope
which is supposed to be designed to help
them IN a direful emergency merely re-
minds them of their peril and Of their
probable inability in sudden alarm to
cope with it.-Harper's Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05

CrS5pi> Creek . Eo< q keSlEh rssor-- Il
IS a wealth res0T. Gzis@ a dlEsrssos
LocatsOs. Gear Plks's Pax. j CSi0r&eo.
Cold bright. TsasoS gid, j. fousc a.
gas. roess al ia tie Fock for-zAfsgn-
Relssbss s-p@--s Cain tEss = so'o4Y The
r1r1rz< camp "a Colcr1Go. Assays 1Esrs<.
tlos - t0n, asa nave ras a. k.Gs g. e,
60 Oue t1n45ed p<-e2se asy zrs aow
rushing 20 rsGsesst. ssssss teaz C. It's Ga
frc9
TAs cEzzee g 2 Lsfss zle. = vera look-
szE &tsEr
4sz ell Est tEsrs csars = EzS coEs0g-
st4y ~ t4kls - csssE-4 p T5u-s. DEzT
!sEe w4Eh 80 s2AzEe & ears frsaa 6 esczZg.
haakss C.sg 4s1 ytGSx ssTtae pa s7sss -
sgrsssa1t- ssHrss- rsssFAazs ss-stszsa. N.sA
Is ssaas - trrEsf1nE
Iass1srs q sssls5 Eeks< sxs1r. SznsS Fs
F1=se. akSGr rst@s ard sxzEasz - -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05
Arrested for Christeninr

A curious lawsuit has been instituted
N Shenandoah, Va. Z few Sundays ago
the wife OF David Jones brought tAei,
infant child 10 the Episcopal church &c
be baptized. Before the ceremony be.
gan Jones arose and exclaimed: hold
on If you christen that child you do il
against the wish and religion OF the
father. am al English Baptist The
wife said il was her wish 10 have the child
christened and the minister proceeded
with the ceremony. The husband then
had the clergyman arrested under Law
which states thai father has the spirit
nal and educational eoRtrol OF his child
until II ARRIVES al the age Of maturity.
The case has been sent 70 court, where Ii
VIII be tesEed.-BoSIon Journal
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
BY Telegraph.

kkSeAs CITY. Mo- April I-CATTLE-Rscelpt.
20. shipments SO SSeers firm. ceoice helrers
eeacy 10 hig corn steady feeders quiet
Dressed beef All shipping steers a. o5ss ;. cows
and he1fers O. 4sS - -tockers aud feeders 81 90.
IS. HOGS-Reoelpts 10 shlP1l ents 21p Marked
opened steady 70 weak and closed .@l0c lower.
Ranged 60 5-s4 -; bulk ~ &Ga s. SIlEEP-Re-
CeiDrB $50 kh.pE eats la0 Aarkee tive 70 strouz
Autgo1s - 50zt5 ~
81 Louis. No. April - CATTLE-ReceIpt.
l1lt. shipments lGo- Market stead No steers on
SAFE Texans and Indians s. i0Sz IS. HOGS-he-
ceipts 80 shipments 40. Sark't l0c lon err heavy
ID oJ44 ~. mixed "a 10&s 90. lsuI 81 5SS14 IS.
eHELP-EereIpts 10. Shipments lgl Market
READY. Mutt0ns 81 eO{s6 u
CHICAGO. HIS. ApTl A-CATTIk-Recefpt-
tc-Os shipments 900 Market steady s,Ede strpr
er. steers ) lSSs 6i cows a. - 81 y HOGS-He-
cepie 2S.Vn, shlpEleEts 75U0 Market opened lower
clOs.d Erm- hOuEh and comCou - gc4z So mixed
y s-SSs q; butchers IL s5Ssi s.. light u SSa4 s.
- EEF-kecelpts - &. shipments S0p. Market
steady. LIVES Il 5os4 IS mixed 81 5Oa. IS wrtb ers
q 15s6 q. westerns o. OuS6 -,
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". He.rfflr R-rnmr-rA

The new route 70 Utah and northern Cali
foTnia. via A 7. and ; +. and Colorado
Midland, because: Il - picturesque; II il
quick; IL is always on time Isu see Col
orado By daylight. The rev fast scbed1l.
allows two hours for Sightseeing a.
Maaitou- Two daily passenger trains
each way. Palace El-epeTs 20 Ogden, coo-
Meeting WITH Southern Pacific so- san
Francisco.
We also recommend 'se Santa Re route
through New Aexics aud AFiZo3z 70 Los
Angelo, San DlsEo and SAD FFEacssco. az
direct aud pssssaE. llae fax N4ntsE
travel
EIcur.io1 tickets may b bought going
re 4lls AID returning tie oSteE. cS%-tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05

and tell your friends that the great Rock
Island route II the only line runnisg free
reclining chair cars between Wiehit. aud
Chicago without changing cars. snroats-
Our rates are as low as the lowest ouf
time quick as the quickest, cur AccerEoc-
dAtiOns surpassed by noBs. 1teksts sold
70 all points CT America and baggage
checked TO destination. Also steamship
tickets a. lowest rates 20 and from al
Europeaa points by al Atlantic ocean
steamship fioss. Before sending 70 Europ~
for your friends call ~ the kOck lsasad
ticket oftee, 100, corner Main stress and
DougiAs Ave. Correspondence solicited
W. II WisHAgT, q. I. & L. A
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05

Parties ,rnigrsting 20 the po-tb~e
viii fud Il 20 tksfT interest by calling I.
the Rock Isiacd ticket offses for Informs
ton regarding rates. FCGtes ard AccSumo
cations VA th,s li1- Do not Dos be De
eeiyed ~ agents Ct o&ber lies as 70 this
route. Yoz are invited 20 cali a. the osscs
AID Dc oonFI1csd a. - the Superiority a
he 6rs&s Eock I,Ik5c rcEts cTsE al
others By pssronirirg tAis ltns you car
Fave he choice % four 6s5ereaz r0zses
wess q Denver Fer spee6, safety and
stcn- W Il UlsaAzT. Iicke& AxszE
Cfses 7eS E&ss Dog.sAs ssease. e,er1.
lE41 street. cSs-ss
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Wichita FrVdacs Mart.E

WICHITA Aprill
FLoUR-Hishes; patent s. 90 second patent 81 D
extra fancy 81 o.
BLITEk-First creamery Soc second creamery
&c. E2esl dairy 81 nne dairy lSc.comnon DAIRY E5t
kG9s-tee per dozen
P0ULThf-RoOsters 81 sOa2 o.. per Dozen or Sc
pr pound. heas - eOSZ per dozen or &C per
eechd spring chickens 81 1SaS2 ~ Per dozen nc
eer reEld trrkeys 7sec Per pound oucKs-teal
81 - nA-lards s. - Per eoIen, young geese &C Der
fQIATOES-Chcice SOSE5c pei busheL
APPLkS-tz SS4 70 per barre.
SOAI-.lDthTaClLs Sll ~ Canon CRY IS GO Weir
Sify &c So frOnfenAc "a ~ PittsGUTs. ~ Illinois
q 4. AioA lliaLer 81
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Hsi Fer IN. Prons.sa Lana.

March p the great Rock Island vii pat
on sale excursion tickets 70 ell potnt. In
the Indian Territory located on this line
az single fare for the roand trip. good for
return thirty days from date Of sale IL
you have nexer visited that eoantry now 10
your golden opportunity. Call st the Rock
Island ticket Office. leo corner Main aad
Douglas W. IL NeHAsr.
City ticket and Passenger zseEt, Wichita
dion I0E
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WICHITA, April 4

WICHITA AprII l.
The cattle supply was fair and consisted
OF variety of grades, with Preponder-
auce Of steers. The trade was active all
day and . good number of sales were made
dearly everything in the yards changing
hands.
enippsf dee OF tie general range OF prices The
various glasses and grades sell within the limits OF
shese quotations according the quality o. Offer
q q and tie OF the daily markets TEess QUO
fsaonh Gre only changed VIXEN there has Dcen a
pe-rna nert change 81 the general market The
rspressr-afve sales should Be referred 70 90 the
daily laetuationS-
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veai.. v,di,, ct Nupsit in Thirty Minute.

The record for quick time II love,
courtship and marriage was broken Il
Fairfield, la. by an old gentlsnan from
Keokuk county. who came. met an old
lady, feil In love with her, proposed,
was accepted procured a license and
Was married TO her 81 inside OF thirty
Minutes from the tine be first LAID EYES
On her.-Cor Chicago Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05

The Cheyenne aud ArrApahos eoaHtFy
will Open IL April. and Bow u the time -
get posted, aid Ia order % do % .szsd a.
once for a coIorsd quarter sectiSoa! map.
with land laws aud guide cono4sed. TO us
Southwestern &sp Publishing Company.
ia North Nzia street, W sChitA, kAaAsz-
Prsce only - esELs. Agents wAs.ed I'M
c6lat1iV ELK
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when Sedan Chair. w.r. introduced.

When SeG~n Chairs Were Introduced.
Sedan chairs were first used In Eng
land by the Duke OF Buckingham dur
ing the reign OF James L Tbs first char
aroused mach indignation among the
people, who said That men were beng
used 10 do me work ot beasts, hut later
on they became very fashionable Ear-
per's Young People.
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Wichita GrA4A Market

WIcaIEA. April L
Following are the closing quosatisax
GhAlN-Isr lots ssAck-
NEEAT-G670c.
COhN-NsS xse6lc-
UAT5-f5c-
kfE-ko or better DS&c.
Af-BAlse Cd 5eSS W per ton Loose. - ooa5 90.
GHOCkb CORS-CEop Ia car lots fsc per 100
pounds corn an cats sc per ~ psunoA bran
sacked. g. psF 10 bounds.
fLAASEED-Ss21oc
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HIPREsESTATIvE sALEs
The tollovss are the rsprsssasstirs .les of cat
HQGh

There were not enough hogs in today 70
make . market A few sales Of little
punches were msde but that was the ex-
tent of the business Kansas City market
reports at the close this evening show q
decline of from 20 10 cents
RKPRBeKrrATIvE sALRs
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I'm. Playing Card.

serd ten 90 cent. IN stamps or estn 90
John Sebastian. Gent Tks asd Pas2 AE't
Chicago, Rocx Island and Pacific Rf.r
Chicago. III. for . pack Ct the latest
smootnest. slickes piAying cards ysu eve.
saw. Just the thing for high Eve parties.
Fer &c. postal nots will send yea ave
pAcka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-05

A hspdsome lithogysph map Of the city
showing all the streets and location 81 "a
p DblIe LUIlclBEA etc Tor sac at III
ice. 49,
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Markets BIZ TELEGRAPH
New lork Money

INV YORK. April q
Money cal easy. Closed offered a. 2 Der csnt
PRIME mercantile paper ID soy per cen5.
Sterling exchange s5e4cy al - ,U5a for sixty-eay
bills anc - ~ Tor demand.
a otal sales ~ slocAs today Is. UC9 shares,
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kansz- City Froan~-
KANSAS CTrr April Z
FIoUR-FIr-n n good demand Patent A. 49,
extra fancy 81 49, - fancy g. LS-Z II choice
s. ssz2 ". XXX 81 7Ss2 10
WHkA Prices entirely Uc-nfral
COR&-Dull Nc = c.-sh - : - Il.
OATS-Soihirg done
BUTTER Elrc. eaDe-y II
kGGS-FfrD with strong zSEn q 4 lc,.e
CHEESk-SteSdy- fUO1- 4zasricas &c Kspss.
S2sc.
GAT-Sseady. Timothy Sc s.. fancy pra,rt. IS a,
gooc % enoice - y Eow Grade 81 Sea u
FLAAsEkD-Stea4y; a. bass % rEr-
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Chicago GRAIN AMI Prod ace

Chicago GralH AMI Produes
CHICAGO, ApriiL
Whsat-HiGher.
Iorn-Eirmer.
OstS-EiEher.
Fo<k-L0EeE
LA-G-EASsSr
The leAGlnE ferures ranged ss follows
WREAT-Aprh Ss24e, May Es. July zz<c
AOhN- psH ssSse, Aay So $50 uIe SIC
OAIs-May %7xG, June &c
Pohk-Asy II -
LAkD-AsT a.
Sask QacssGIlons were foliova
ELoCR-UnseCt
WHALING
0ShN-sSlSe.
OATSS@c
Hf E-1Sc
bA kl.El -ssc
rLAASEEB F4
IlGOTkA- al IS
BCfTEH-Wesk Fancy Creamery 9s,S 4 Nc An.
western G42S, me aairy s@e.Z4c
ard A Csc
kGSS-5xrsiy steady. va IL
PORK LC yer sty U-teSiJ -
LA4.4s-s6 ~ &C -
SHORT hIL- IS d e. g.
eESAL GLESa SHE f-l11C n
Dry SALT sHOULbERs-s4 50Gs %
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Cromsrthy Bloa;ers, Kuorr's ISL y.
&=in. GII7s
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- Loals Produce
ST. LoCts. AprE 4
wHEAT-Eisher. Ne cash SOC. Nay Sc. JAY
TAc
cORN-Hlgher Cash SsSssc Nay $50 July
Ssssc-
0ATs-Higner. No. cash s;sSsSssc. Nay Size
80
PoRK-Dull. Job6fng &c 81
LARD-Ncminsliy &c q
Ani~kkf-Sseaay. a. Is
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MUSIC.

l'sae 1aEins
= l. Sael,tou e Topeka. will receive
orders si-her - IL Manhattan hotel o. az
Baruz~ & NsrcnTub's 6f0otf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past Al
Hours were: Cattle. 90; Hogs, Light;
Eorses, %. Shipments: Cattle, None;
Hogs, None; Eorses, a.