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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-07
Employment Agencies.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

New York Produce and MOaey.
NEW York. Feb 6
Money on call easy. closed offered at pr cent.
rinie pal eT ~ o p. 7 cent.
Exchange quiet but steady SiIty-dRy bills 81 s524
demand u SD
Cotton asy. AIiddling uplands use, middiing
Orleans eAsC-
,oTse-spot Riosteady nnd dull. No, :. lSl4gls3sc
SuEaU-NcfLed firm and quiet,
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MIchl,a Nlni,, Market.

Il hands ito year, old ...........S 90 O0a 81 %
Ia hands 20 ye,I.- old ...,...... o. iJ- 50 90
Is hands extra 70 years Od...-.... 20 uUGlOJ o.
l5s hands. good To years old. ~ UbG ~ lb
I5ls hands extrs 10 wears o ... 10 U1stl25 90
80 hams. kooe 10 wears d.. 100 o. is w
years 10 COsl50 70
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YYichtL. H.r.e N.rket.

Potatoes Colorado g5 II o.. Eggs l9c. Butter
I irst creamery 2sg second Crre1sry zic, olnel
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TRAINS.


GOING NORTH AND FAST.
No. - Colorado springs,
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express dHilv...............
No. q Kansas City 1t, Lou :
ana Chicago. Through
Mail and eX. dally..........
No. I Kansas City II Louis
and Chicago night e1.
NallE -......---...-..- O.. 1900.
NO, 3 Accom- Odat!on,
daily. except Sunday.
GOING SOUTH.
No. : kaUsa>a City ~. Louis
and Chicago eX, daily.
No. | Kansas city II, Louis
ard Chicago through mail
and eI. daily.
No. 81 accommodation daily
except sunday go. .....
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NllIl|fsZ aaglt
FINANCRAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours Were: Cattle. none; Hogs l39.
Shipments; Cattle, 55; Hogs, none.
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TRAINS.



No. 4l+ Kansas City Exp'ss.
No. 400 Chicago VestibuleI
Fast Express. ........I
No. 40S Missouri River Ex-I
press. ............
No. AS Englewood Expr'ss|
No. AIS Local Freight. $50.
No. 46S Freight. ....... ....
SOUTH AND WEST.
No. z07 Oklahoma City and
ort Worth Express. ....I
No. 407 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express. .........I
No. 495 / oTt Worth, Gal
weston and Texas thro'gh
Express Observation-Disclosures.
No. AS Wichita Express. /
No. Al En0lewood Accom-. (
No. Az Local Freight. ..... !
No. 459 Freight. ............i
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TIE WEIGHT OF A THOUGHT.
low 1t Was Determined By a Roman


Psychologist
A scientific journal Of high rePut6 Is
authority tor the statement that Prof
Masso, the Roman physsologist. has IN
vented . machine that VIII actually
GivA thA weight az = taouz2t To
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4 |slraoter Uou7sva4cs / Noary Pd1
10, tiau=ii .s- speciality. Complete abstracts
u Al. I"lo lH Heds ,k county OaCe ll~t al sight
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ilrt iOo-' fiolD - seTN.le .Uatallccl Ie--f4o4s
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wichita Br.adstuR Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Flour B.st patent 81 s. second patent 81 81, eE-
ira fancy s. 50
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WICHITA AND WESTERN.
ARRIVE FROM WEST

ARRIVE FROM WEST.
NO. l16 Mulltnville and kingmsni
express. ...-...................-.1o 80 a N
NO $50, Pratt and kingman accom-
mediation. ....-.....................u 30 a m
DEPART WEST.
No AS, Kingman and MUllinvillel
express .........................5 . P n
NO. 49,. kingman and Pratt accom-
mediation ........................... 20 a m
Union ticket Office, corner Main and First
streets. Union passenger station corner Of
Douglas and Fifth avenues.
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Chicago ora n ard Produce.

CHICAGO, Feb. 6, 1893.
Il was bad weather ior market to-day
and for some time it was rather sluggish.
Prices WAS decidedly firm and during The
first hour May wheat sold &c above close
IA Saturday. closing with most OF the gain
lost. Corn exceedingly dull, closing Sc
lower.
CHICAGO. Feb notwithstanding cash February
stas ,s"eC, May shal7sA.C July 49,. a5rc. tou-No.
cash and I, bruar. 4i34' u > SIS July ~,
'ss--zu. cash aiNsaa. a., IthIuHrt s...-, AaE
.+lsc. Pu"k-ta-P ais 4 KS - May sIg lsTG
-, ash 81 sac JUS 81 a. ~ho rIb, $50 l-rl at.
Sh ulcers e. : 'eI,. W. snort clear So In0ly sy
Butte lower. Creamery -seI-sc' dairy 22s25c. I-E=
ID r.
Nheat-EeceIpts. $1,000 shipments. 2E9F. Corn
-kevelpt-, iei,up; shipments, $3.50, Ua;s-l;e-
Ceipts, - WH: shipments, lg.uGt-
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ST. LOUIS s SAN FRANCISCO Il. n.

TANK TABLE CHfca co. ROCK ISLAND a Pacific
RAILWAY.
f"Great Rock Island Route."I
IL effect on and after Jan. l 1873
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WICHITA, Feb. 6. 1913.
U
There was nothing doing IN the cattle
HOGS.
market owing TO the extreme weather

But few hogs were received. Prices
went higher, top selling for $40
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Situations - aI,fesi-Maie.
miscellaneous.

w D-SITUATIoSA As BOOEKEEPEG or
w CLERK by one not afraid OF wsrA. Bcsf Of
Ielerences given. Address Y Y. T. care o. Eagle
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Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
Somebody's Father.

I think that one of the saddest incl, lents of the war which I witnessed was Rfter the battle of Gettysburg, of on the outskirts, seated on the ground with his back to a tree, was a dead soldier His eyes were riyeted on some object held tightly clasped in his hands. As we drew nearer we saw that it was an am byotype of two small children. Man though was, hardened through those iong years to carnage and bloodshed, the tight of that man who looked on his children for the iast time in this world, who, away of in a secluded spot, had rested himself against a tree that he might feast his eyes on his little loves, brought tears to my eyes which could not restrain had l wanted. There were six of us in the crowd, and we all found great Jumps gathering in our throats and mist coming before our eyes which all most blinded us,
 We stoed bolling at him for some time. was thinking of the wife and baby had left at home and wondering how soon, in the mercy of God, she would be left widow and my baby boy fatherless. We looked at each other and inst:actiyely seemed to understand one another's thoughts. Not word was spoken, but we dug a grave and laid the poor fellow to rest with his ehildren's picture clasped over his heart Over his grate on the tree against which lie was sitting I inscribed the words: Some body's Father. July 8, 1863. ."-Blue and EraV
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
A FLOCK OF SHEEP.

 Over Inc field the bright air olings ana ungies In tho golden sunset, while tho red wind swoops
 Uron the nibhled knolls, and from tlie dinglos Tho sheep are gathering in frightened groups. From the wide field the iagsards bleatand fol-
 low.
 A arover hurls his cry and hoo1ing laugh, And one young swain, ioo glad !o whoop or
 hollo,
 Now crewding into little groups and eddies, They swirl about and charen and try to pass ne sheen dog yelps and heads them of and
 steadics
 ,tnd rounds and molds them In e seeihlng
 mass.
 They stand s moment with their heads upiified Till the wise dog barks loudly on the ilank. They all at once roll over and are dritted Down the small hlll toward the river bank. Covered with rusty marks and purple hlotchcs Around the fallen bars they flow and leap. Tho wary dog stands by and keeply watches As if ho knew tho name Of every sheep. Now down the road tho nimblc sound de.
 creascs,
 The drovers cry, the dog delays and whiues And now with twinEline feet aud glimmoring
 tleeccs
 They round and vanish past the dussy pines. Tho drove Is gone; !ho ruddy wind grows colder; Ihc singing youth puts up tho heavy bars. Beyond tlo pines hc gees ,he crimson smoldcr And catches in his eyes the eaFiy stars
 Duncan C. SeeO in Youths Companion.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
The nr.ler Pleased tl,e cnnl,.

The following story is told on a mis- sionary of the China inland mfssion, a bachelor keeping house for himself in the southern part of China; One morning, in ordering his dinner. he wished to tell his cook to buy him chicken. Instead of saying "ye' for chicken he aspirated he word, saying, Buy me a che. lis cook thought that was an eminently pr5per command and went about his marketing in high good humor. Atnoon the missionary found no chicken cooked
 in fact, no dinner at all, for his cook had not retufnSd. About dark the man came back, saying: "This was not a good day for buying wives, and have been all day looking for one, but at last l found one for you. She is rather old and not pretty, but you can have her cheap. Ihave promised $iO for her"-New York Independent.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
Exploded Tradition. a. old Vale.

Both South college and the Athennum have their now blasted traditions Ss to the former, it has been alleged in New Haven-and at least one prominent ar ohRologist has indorsed the story-that about the time the college was built here was a mysterious hiatus or grave stones in the old cemetery on the New Haven green. The tradition then averrcd that these stones had been built into the ireplace8 of South college, where they would be f5ihd when the structure was pulled down. Here was the fine hint fo. . college ghost story, based on a spectral appanton of the affronted owner of one of the stones, but, if ever peuned, it is outlawed now by the discovery that every fireplace in Old South was of sim. pie brick
 Then, again, President Stiles diary notes the confession of a student that he had stolen the college Bible, dropped it between the courses of mason work dur ing the building of the Athen@um (17C3), and that there the sacred volume had been briekea uP-a myth proved SO now by fhs fall of the Atheneums walls without the filched Bibles reappearance. New Haven Cor. New York Post.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
Tho White Cruiser chlearo at

Tho White Cruiser Chicago at Dublin.
 The stars and stripes are as familiar to Irish eyes as the flag of green, but not often is the symbol of the United States of America seen on an American battle ship in Dublin bay. 4 warship is re- gayded as part of the territory of the stato to which it belongs, and therefore the Chicago may be looked upon as the part of the great country in which so many of our people have found a home, and not a few of them have found fame and fortune. It was only natural, there fore, that her advent to our shores should have stirred Irish hearts, and that the flag flying above her should have conjured up visions of battle days when side by side with 1t was carried the flag of green. Ireland gave Barry to the American navy, and the blood of Old Ironsides coursed through the veins of Charles Stewart Parnell, and the Irish nature would have ceased to be Irish if our warmest affections were not successfully appealed to by the sight of part of the armed forcewhich the genius of Barry helped to create and of the flag under which the grandfather of the Irish leader served and fought.-United Ireland,
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
Saturday, December 9, 1893.
A rnmous stenmhonl Rnc,.


 The famous race between tho Hanni. bal City and the Ocean Spray occurred in 1859. Prior to this race the Ocean Spray had splendid records. The race was from St. Louis to Keokuk, The early part of the race was very 'close, and the excitement was intense. When nearing Bissell's point, the Ocean Spray found the Hannibal City passing her. The mate on the OeeSn Spray, one Davis, becoming desperate, ordered the head of barrel of turpentine to be knocked in, lis men were then ordered Co dip the wood in this turpentine before putting 1t in the furnace, tbe object being to quickly increase the steam pressure. The Ocean Spray was supposed to carry only ie0 pounds of steam, but Davis thought that by putting another nigger on the safety valve, he coNld run the pressure up to geo pounds and distance his fival,, In carrying tho dripping wood to tho furnace the track became satu- rated with uirfentine, which caught fire from the open furnace. The flames quick ly reached the barrel. An attempt was made to throw the barrel overheard but il exploded, and the burning oil being scattered ali around the boat was soon a mass of flames
 Scott Matson was captain on the Han. nibal City. He was 0 brave and gener- 0us man, and in this instance these two qualities made his name famous Not withstanding the imminent danger, ho ran his boat alongside the burning one and rescued every person on board, Da- yis, the mate of the burned boat, was afterward convicted and sent to the peni- tentiary for such gross violation of the rules of safety. ewas later pardonod.
 St. Louis Letter.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09

Aztec mountain village in which disabled sol- dieTs were quartercd immediately after tho overthrow of tho heathen empire, l found among soma buried camp accoUtcrmeHts an old manuscript cwmn,cd up with other papers in a battered leather knapsack My knowl- edge ot spanish soon revealed for nae the fol- lowing curious and weird story, also a short explanation of it, probably written by The owner ot tho knapsack. As it nay he Of inter. est tosamc, though perhaps for DO value more than that of idle curiosity, will submit the result of my discovery to public pcrusal. -THE TRANSLATOR.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
Liquids DurlSs Meals.

If we bear in mind the whole mechan. ism of digestion, it will readily be seen that in cases of weakness or want of tone on the part of the muscles of the
 stomach, when every part of the food cannot be, properly presented Co the ac- tion of the digestive juices, the introduce ton into the stomach of 8 moderate amount of water may be of no slight benefit. The mass of food win become more pliable and So more easily operated npon by the weakened muscles. Youths Companion.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
NorrrnMss.

After our capture ot thu city we had in on palaec a dcgaHkcd trooper. He had killed a CUmrade, but teing crazy We considered hlm Irresponsible, A. he had airo aided iu the Az fec overthrow, we felt grafelH to him and made Eo attempt 10 bring Sim 10 trial. lg- stead, We numned him, 2 ing him tlie writ lug materials for which De begged and allow ing him lu ruam where he chose.
 One day in walking umons inc ruins of the great temple ioand a body iyiug across a long sggcu shaped stone of jaspor. Buried in the breast was a stone Knife, such as was used by the Mexican priests. 1 turned the face up- ward aud recCHiled the GeTanged trooper. When we prepared him for iutermcnt we dis covered in his jertin this parchment mann gcrips. ANTONIO DEL A. C.,
 Corp9ral Of tAe Guard
 Kansas Csy Times.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
Gentlemen Who Aspire to Be Flanls

tfNutAtihtu " ho AStliit to DC N1AhAs9ss
 With the exception of Lord Caring ton (who did very well indeed) the off cial actors ill the ceremonial at the dukes wedding appeared to be very irn- perfect in their parts, and it is wonder that no accident took place It was odd indeed to see a number of aristocratic personages walking backward with the appearance of being saturated with the most slayish serYihty, but even more grotesque and remarkable were the con stant and profound bowings and scrap ings Of all the courtiers.
 Lord Palmerston once remarked to Lord Dalling, who repeated the saying to Charles Lever, What q happy arrange ment it is that in an age when our fun keys aspire to be gentlemen there are gentlemen who ask nothing better than to be fiunkeys," and he never said bet ter thing. London Truth
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
SHILOH'S CONS U M p ITO N GUREs

The success of this Great Cough Cure h without parallel in the history of medicine, All druggists arc authorized 10 sell it on pos 1.-two guarantee, a test that no other cure can successfully stand. That it may become known, the Proprietors, ct an er5rmeus ex. pense arc placing Sample Bottis Free Into eynry homo in the United States and Cansda 1T you have Cough, Sore Throat, or Bron. chitid, use it, for it will cure you. If youi child has the Group, or Whooping Cough, use It promptly, and relief Is sure If you dread thas insidious disease Consumption, use it. AsE your Druggist for sHILoH'S CURE, Price Gets, 50 cts. and s1.00. Ifyour LungF are sore or Back lame, uso Shiloh's Poroul Plaster. Price 25 cts, For sale by all Drug 2ists and Dealers.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
$l,OOO REWARD.
Proclamation by the Governor

TEEErroHY oy AnIzoNA, EXECUTIVE DErARraENT To sll tovhom these presents shall come. Greeting WHEREAS, Information from authentic sources hAs heen received by me that Frank W, Oury q citizen of Tucson, Pima county murdered at Anyaca. in the said County, the l9th of September ls93 by some person or persons unknown;
 Now, therefore, Charles M Bruce. Acting Governor of Arizona, by virtue of Che power and authority in mt vested, do hereby offer rewaiiof oae Thousand Dol lais for be arrest and conviction of the person per sons who committed the aforesaid murder mvtness whereof have hefanto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the Territory to De afixed EsCrS Done 8, Phoitix the capital, this twenty tSetlI drst day of September A D 1893 >- s eHAs. M BRUCE.
 Acting Governor. Attest
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Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
The r,ve c,.s, ocsans.

The following are the latest estimates of the five great oceans: Pacific, q ,O00.- GOO square miles; Atlantic, 35,0O0,0 GOO square miles; Indian, 2s,O00,00O square miles; Antarctic, s,500,00O square miles; Arctic, 4,5OO, 900 square miles. St, Louis Republic.
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09
Mn chnken .,n snnl.o-

George Traley, employed near Lou. donville, O., raised a pitchforkful of hay and dropped it pretty quick. X black snake fell therefrom upon his neck af- foctionately and came near throttling him before the other fellows pulled him f New York Recorder
Arizona silver belt., 1893-12-09

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