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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Sauburn Va. Sohules ot al from N Puso
Suit " trespass to try title The land iu
controversy was brought by one Deal from
Mckee being paid for. ia reality, I'm such
way ns to be- his separate property, though
Appelccss clalm under deed from Deals
wife who sold the land after his death.
Appellant, the sister ~ Deal claims her
half interest lu the property upon the fucp
OF the deed The lots appeared 10 be c0mmu-
nifty and as tO person dealing with the ap.
parent owner In good faith Tor valuable
consideration. without notice that N was
separate property n would be held 90 hc
community Such persons were innocent
purchasers. Appellee was not bound To
hunt Mckee up aud question him. The
judgment w. affirmed. CDllard. j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

Brown W Fountain IT AL from Coleman.
Suit on note. Judgment against Fountain
who were ouly sutotios The uotr wns cx-
tended twice without the consent ~ the
smetlps. The agreement between plaintiff
nuh Fountain that the Interest was 90 be
% per cent would have awaited nothing even
N proof ~ u had been allowed. ~ was
usunOus ard could not have been collected
by law II would have bad the same effect
%, money paid Independently tnt is 70
would have been considered consider lti0n
f1r the extension. q Dee obligation o. the
note was changed, Tho question Hs 10
whether or not this was with the consent
~ The surctps vas submitted 10 the Jury.
The judgment Is affirmed COliard j.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28
CIVIL APPEALS.
Decisions Rendered on Wednesday by Inc
Courl Sitting al Austin.

Austin. April q -Special.) The corr, u
OWL appeals for me thlrd district hnnded
J. W Alexander We A. j.. Sanders from
Menard.
There Is no statement Of facts und no
Key ].
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-28

To stimulate the appetite ANA secure good
digestion use Angostura bittcrs sole man
ufUctutcu pr. J. q. n. Siegert a sous.
Ask your druggists,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08
CHRYSANTHENUM FAIR.

This splendid flower show opens this
morning. The room is delightfully."- ar-
ranged, the booths being in order to show
each variety to the best advantage. There
are some large booths and many stands
and tables all loaded with specimens. The
exhibit surpasses last years.
Mrs. Charles Jackson is chairman OF the
air committee and Mrs. J. l., Dyer, secre-
tary. The last named lady has a very
onerous duty, and is kept busy. Should
there be the least mistake in classification
or numbers she must bear thu blame, aud
consequently she is very closely aud earn
estiy occupied. Besides these two ladies
the comm. ttee consists of Mesdames TART
man, Priddy. Todd, Hersey and Strong.
Mrs Clara Clark is president OF the
Hypatia society, Mrs. Minor Is secretary
and Mrs. Little. These ladies' are ably as
sisted by the entire membership and
all are busy. Mrs. Guthrie aud
daughter Blanche have charge OF the
japanese booth, aud here is tne collec-
ton of curios, aud Chocolate served In
regular Jap style and lusciousness. The
reireshmeut department is in charge OF
Mrs. Todd with n comniittee of ladies,
who pride themselves On their culinary
art. This committee viii serve oyster
dinners in all styles with all the scces-
sories 10 please and satisfy the taste. Ice
cream will be served at all hours. as well
as a light lunch, consisting Of chicken.
sandwiches, doughnuts and coffee. Diu-
per will be served from i o.. 20 20 D. 10.
Fioris, Mueller has the largest exhibit.
aud some Of his specimens measure ten
inches ia diameter and in beauty surpass
he finest rose. Mr e. A. Rose Is super
iufeudent Of the floral department. DR..
v inters will be the judge OF awards.
This wonderful exhibit will last three
days oniy. aud every lady aud gentleman
il The ciiy should visit it aud study the
wonderous beauty aud variety OF this
Japanese flower.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08
A MOST DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
Two Dwellings, Four Barns, Horses and Bus
gies Burned. Loss $40. 900.

At 2:4O o'clock this morning an incen-
diary fire occurred on the West Side on
the corner of University avenue and
Senaca street. The fire originated in the
barn on the premises OF s. G. Babcock. 1t
burned rapidly. No one was awake at the
time and the fire was under great head
way before the family was aroused. Til Q
fire spread to Mrs. Soliday's barn,
and then to that OF j. +. Handley.
aud then to the dwelling occupie d by Mr..
Babcock, thence to Mr.. S0lliday's house,
thence to Mr.. Handley's. thence to Mr..
McLain's. and was likely to lick up the
whole block before the department reached
the awful scene. Two dwelling houses
and four barns. furniture. bedding, wear.
ing apparel, horses, buggies. everythin 9
licked up by the hungry flames. The
loss cannot be less than $4,000.
The family of Mr.. Babcock escaped in
their night clothes, and were given shelter
by the neighbors.
The scene presented was awful in its
weried appearance. The whole nsighbor-
hood was lighted up. AS an EAGLE re
porter crossed the Maple street bridge it
was almost as light as day.
These worthy citizens have the sympa-
thy of the entire community in their ter
rible loss.
AT 3 o'clock the fire was under control,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08
FUNERAL TO-DAY

The funeral Of Alvin Engene Mead will
be from the home Of the parents, 3i3 West
Central avenue. ~ O'Clock p ID today.
Rev. David Winters ossSia.iBg. TO which
the friends OF the family are iEyiiet-
Ice boay. which arrived yesterday, SHOWS
co signs Of decomposition. the face look
ing as natural as IN lie. Mr.. W. i. Mead
remained with the young wife IN Ter
trouble and viii aot be present. to witness
ths last sad rites The following gentle
rrep, former sssoSizses friends and school.
mates Of the diseased. viii acS IS pail
bearers. Rober. Sweet. Wis Medlin. o
II. Keith, Thcna4s W goldman, Arthur
DYER AID S!drev SrE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

said that tie entire Repu blican ticket was
elected by . majority. Last year Long,
for congress, had a majority OF
which makes Republican gain of y.
Minnesota Township
A dispatch from Clearwater states that
Royse's majority Was IS. Carviu's 50.
Doran's 6S and Barrest's 6l. Last year
Long got % majority, Republican gain
of from 81 20 So
North Valley Ceater.
Royse 81. Mosbacher %: Doran 81
Teachout IS; Carvin 81, Harris 81: Barrett
81, Dorsey IS; McCollister 81. SIyter "a;
Kessler .. Brown %; Webb 50. Shaup Sc.
West Gypsum
Royse II. Mosbacher 80; Doran IS.
Teachout 30; Carvin 10. Harris So; Barrett
Is, Dorsey 40: McCollister 90, Slyter 81;
kessler 10, Brown 81; Webb l9, Shaup 80.
Waco.
Uncle Dan Tierrey of Waco township
came in late last nigh, and said that the
Populist plurality there was s.. 1t was
s. last year, a gain for the Republicans
of 80.
Returns from this township gave a
Populiss majority of about s. Jerry Simp-
sons majority in this township last year
was 2S.
Ninneha.
This township gave Republican gain
Of 10 votes. The vote on sheriff was, Mos
bacher 81, Royse IS.
Wichita Township.
Mosbacher 43, Royse 81. Webb got a
majority in this township OF 81.
south Greeley.
A message from Mount Hope said that
the Republican majority on Royse was A.
gain of l6 over last year.
North Eagle.
A message from this township said that
the fusion majority was To- Last year it
WAS 46; Republican gain of 3d.
Union Township.
Returns sent in from Colwich show the
entire fusion ticket elected by an average
of 80. Last year it was 81, Republican
gaio Of 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08
NEW yoRK SToRE

The children's home is in need of funds
If we have a hobby it is in making comfort
able the poor little orphan children of our
city. Therefore, we have decided to donate
in cash, 10 per cent of our entire sales on
next Thursday, Nov 9TH Come and make
your purchases as large as possible
and give the little ones big lift without its
costing you cent. The greater our sales
on that day, the greater our gift to the chill
dren. We hope you will force us to
make this gift amount to several hundred
dollars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

The Members q the Southern Kansas
Poultry association are making strenuous
Efforts 90 havs = fTst-c4xss skSr IA tkis
CITY nsst mouth. and they viii suocses.
Too. Already spRisestions for sssry sssss
have been received fro,u szcsz Is Tar azsr
- Den yer. saa the iaGiexSsous Doiaf "a ssf
o. 7D9 estsiss. n nothing happens nssf,-.
moth voslsrJ sfsos vii bs on sxh.bsiiSa
here IA Dec inter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

sr Ai.an A Irviae - New York efsT.
n cor psnY ~lta Mr.. J H. PasdY @ to
Aissozrs P~eabe. sfy. e.s cid time srSsz-a
wscm BE hzs b~s@ Tsssrssg fgr sev<szl
Gays, pad III. EsoLg : esEnp. as<Es@Fs
ss.: yesterday 4ts<ras-aB- Mr. irTiss -
quite s SeessTsse xsntserasss sss cr~essss-
On O. Srw ferk Dagitsea. zasihsEs szs =
sncs istsrsssla< AID smnsisS. Dir. iTvsss
Sill sss ara east ssx. xsx~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

The s$rlEspnusi seuniss os the Scottish
Rite Of Frve Masogsy g. ksnsss viii be
held al wiehs;s November q. = and -.
IsaS Ta.s j. etc Of tie grkBdssg ors3ers %
AAsSnrr, an6 ia Gsvotses could nes h2ss
selected better plscs for the sss-rakly c,
the state representatives az this nekss c--
Ter than IS scbiss TIE Peerless Psinesss q
kxrsas --Aoskozy Journal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08
KaN4Y.L xaErI,..

A revival b-gsa wltisoGt warn II ssd
with grex, pcser az the oAS st.-es PEesby
terrain church On I2st Sa1dAy. sesen per
sous were Converted AID msay nscre sso~sl
up AID expressed their desire 20 bare svsT
izstlugssf The revival servls~s viii l=sl
all this weex, Gntii Saturday. Ess~~bosit
sesecyue. De there Al - r n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

Mamma 's5sssssg yrfszt vozr para "a
stssgptav zfsans stcet
Is,fse Iseg s dos't krosv- i1s1ap
- lfsto hss rssa- gaze he zs.es eross-
8amasz x4ya< ~ cant Ead hIs
Ezsssr
Little Bor fez. he cas-. 'eza-~ pa
Il right back whcrr he <~eps IL soass
a. gos th-oagh t-x.a' sg t4<z&-sooi
Ss.TA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08
PERSONALS.

". r. Hedges, Kansas City, is a guest
1t the Carey.
w. r. Matson, Kansas City, did bus
mess in the city yesterday.
Frank Moon, Chicago. is in the city.
Maxson Mason, Kansas City, is at the
Carey.
J.B. Astrouder, Chilicothe. No., is in
city.
J. s. WEIGH, Kansas City. came down
yesterday.
Ben Spitz, Kansas City, was in the city
yesterday.
W. 6. Gardner. Kansas City, did bus
mess in the city Tuesday.
William Rhr ,es, Willow Springs, o. T.
Is in the city.
s d. Stearns, Willow Springs, o. T., is
mp on business.
Thomas H. Popplewell. Wellington, is
n the city.
B. r. Grimes, Ashland, was in the city
yesterday.
B. Lake, Pittsburg, did business in
Town yesterday
c. l.. King, Leon, came over yesterday.
w NJ. Hobbs, Harrington, came in last
night.
y. A. Yeager, Augusta, Is at the Carey
c. w. Hoyt, Topeka, is at the Man
aattan.
J. s. Gettman, Kansas City, is doing
business in town.
". s. Gregory, Galveston, Texas, is in
the city.
y. f. Galloway, kingman, was IN the
city Tuesday.
H. N. Conklin and wife, Winfield, are
It the Manhattan.
j. N. Ross. Lyons. Kan. is in the city.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

George Van Wereen ard vile have re-
turned from a months visit a. Chicago.
where they viewed with delight tie zrsnd
exhibits a he giant fsir aud witnessed
i,s vanishing giof.es. Tbsy greatly sa-
5oyed their trip.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

Chief Gene aud Bedford Woods wsat 20
hspsss City last night, where they Will
testify ia the e2s~ &C the kscn Hal post~
offsce robbery. sn see0Ges q NascA wzs
published ia til. EAGLE The msa we're
arrested IN this eiiY With large annsh~rs q
stSare - tExir possession.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08
TIE HOP TONIGHT.

Ia the excitement of the election the
young people are aduaouished net 10 forget
the dance tonight. a good tine u as
sured 70 all who attend II Will De bed,
~ usual. in tie A @. t. W ball Oh Mar
Es. .f-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

peerl@sz Degree az Hc0eF M. -. 4 -.
l. W, viii us~~t sbi@ s~*ning ~ -
Men b~rs zsxtgnsd sp~sssl aas go Sc q
evening are sisssisnEss aStksFs. Ssek'ssss. .
Hixb. Lille, Iboszs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

a ru.ssszy VII b@ hs.sEt tn- 80 i<aes
a. = a, guf.a - - fEts esszs1z ;1x sbs
r~ssr esatE&siSs e Ehe > aaa d esss -
Cosl~ye Egn A. cd f4s@ssssssrs sd isess
who dsslre. - i9ss &ss nsssezs<d = -
fsyrssezz
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08
The Daily Eao qgeauesday ornue, se5

| For register-Barrett 1s9, Dorsey 1aS.
/ scattering 10.
For coroner-McC oilister ISIS. Slyter lbs,
scattering IL.
! For surveyor-kissler $50. Brown 139.
scattering Il.
I Fourth Ward.
/ FIRST PRECINCT.
For sheriff-Royse l62, Mossbacher 81,
| scattering Il.
Ia For treasurer-Doran lis, Teachout g.,
! scattering II.
/ For clerk-Carvin 179, Harris 81, scatter
ingS
! For register-B.rrett 169. Dorsey IS,
scattering II.
/ For coroner-McCollister1 s4, Slyter IS.
scattering TO-
/ For surveyor-Kessler 20. Brown IS.
/ scattering :.
LECoND PRECINCT.
! For sheriff-Royse 1870. Moshacher 90.
I scattering IL.
For treasurer-Doran 1913, Teachout IS,
/ scattering H.
{ For clerk-Carvin 19S Harris 81, scat :
/ tering L.
| For register-Barrsts $50, Dorsey los
/ scattering ID.
/ For coroner-McCollister 1872. Slyter 81.
/ scattering a.
i For surveyor-Kessler 1sl. Brown 100.
| scattering ID
THIRD PRECINCT.
| For sheriff-Royse liz, Mosbacher 20;
scattering g.
| For treasurer-Doran 127, Teachout 81,
scattering 10.
For cle7k-Carvin 122. n arris 81, scatter
ing7.
For register-Barrett ia, Dsrsey g.,
scsttering9
| For coroner-McCo ll;ster 1913, Slyter S.,
| scattering s.
For surveyor-Kessler III. Brown "a.
FOURTH PRECINCT.
For sheriff-Koyse 10, Mosbacher Is,
scattering T.
For treasurer-Doran 10, Teachout Is,
scattering :.
For clerk-Carvin 10, Harris Is, scatter
ing 8.
For register-Barrett S, Dorsey 10, scat
tering 9.
For coroner-McCollister 10, Slyter Is,
scattering
For surveyor-Kessler s. Brown II, scat
sering 10.
Fifth wara.
FIRST PRECINCT.
For sheriff-Royse IS, Mosbacher Sc,
scattering 16.
For treasurer-Doran %, Teachout 62,
scattering 10.
For clerk-Carvin "a, Harris 80, scatter
ing II.
For register-Barrett 70, Dorsey IS. scat
tering II.
For coroner-McCollister IS, Siyter SO,
scattering Is.
For surveyor-Kessler II, Brown CO. scat
tering u.
SECOND PRECINCT.
For sheriff-Royse 139, Mosbacher lO1,
scattering II
For treasurer-Dorau 1877, Teachout 9s,
scattering IA.
For clerk-Carvin 13S, Harris 81, scat
tering IA.
For register-Barrett 1a9, Dorsey 1O7,
scattering Is.
For coroner-McColister 1856, Slyter 100.
scattering Is.
Fer surveyor-kessler 100, Brown 102,
scattering II.
Sixth Ward.
FIRST PRECINCT
For sheriff-Royse ia, Mosbacher so,
scattering IA.
For trersurer-Doran 126. Teachout -
scattering 10.
For clerk-Carvin III, Harris IS. scat
tering IL.
For register Barrett 40. Dorsey Il,
scattering IL.
For coroner-NcCollister 119, Slyter -,
scattering9 9.
For surveyor-Kessler 40. Brown 81,
scattering II.
For commissioner-Webb liz. Schaup
81, scattering S.
SECOND PRECINCT.
For sheriff-Royse 127, Mosbacber 90,
scattering IL.
For treasurer-Doran 1874, Teachout s4,
scattering IL.
For clerk-Carviu 135. Harris 81, scatter
ing II.
For register-Barrett l33, Dorsey So,
scattering IL.
For coroner-McCoIlister I33, Slyter sc,
scattering IL.
For surveyor-Kessler 131. Brown 81,
scattering II.
For commissioner-Webb1 Isl, Shaup So.
| scattering II.
City Totals complete
FOR SHERIFF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08
6ypSnE, Town alp.

For sherih-Royse S. Goseacher IS.
For ,reasur-r-Dsrxa 8. Teachoarsi-
Fer cl-rk-Carvin 3o. Harris "a
For regis;er-Barrets g. Dorsey "a
For co-un-r-McCoilislr 81, = sier IS.
For surveyor-kessler g. BEowa -
For commissioner-Webo Al, SSs.a0p >
Erse Tsvs&hsr-
4 telegram from this precinct Last night
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

REGULAR bustessx asssf.ay . tss =. =
c = ~ ths GSstrzl CErsssias r5uFsA 20
sixat TzU Al n1sn4Dsgs arr szFssas. ?
r.qze-tess e bx yxs~.Et,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

II. tsHchsrs' class - music VII rsees
meet ia TIE High school tuisa3rg ErtasJ
sTsniEz at 7ssgaEsrp. JEsssE l. ILaKK~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

Poor Colonel Bean.
Poor Judge Helm.
Poor Bill Green
Poor Ipey Campbell.
Poor Judge McCandless.
Poor Tom Fitch.
Poor Jesse Haymaker.
Poor John Richardson.
Poor Rufe Cone
Poor Judge Babb.
Poor, poor. poor kies.
Poor Sam Amidon-professional chal-
lenger.
Poor George Locke.
Poor Lewelling.
Poor Judge Sankey.
Poor Charlie Mosbacher.
Poor Jim Dorsey.
Poor Hank Teachout.
Poor H. H. Harris.
Poor Dick Slyter.
Poor Ransom Brown.
Poor Calvin Shaup.
Poor Sam Haden.
Poor Sam Haden's brother.
Poor Harry Stewart.
Poor Mike Gleason.
Poor Colonel Webster.
Poor Jerry Simpson.
Poor every Pop.
Poor every Demo-Pop.
Hurrah for grand old Sedgwick.
Hurrah for the Peerless Princess
Hurrah for Royse.
Hurrah for Dorau.
Hurrah for Barrett.
Hurrah for McCollister.
Hurrah for kessler.
Hurrah. hip, hurrah for Webb.
Hurrah for Mccall
Hurrah for Mayor Cox
Hurrah for ". l. Sturdevaut.
Hurrah for Fitzpatrick
Hurrah for Bill johnson.
Hurrah for the Oliver boys.
Hurrah for Charlie Burrows.
Hurrah for Judge Buckner.
Eurrah for Frank Dutt.
Hurrah for Ben Royse' OK team
Hurrah for the Australian ballot.
Hurrah for every Democrat who voted
for Kansas
Hurrah for every Populist who voted for
Kansas.
Hurrah for hurrah and everybody who
voted to down anarchy and build up Kan
sGS.
From now on the court house will be
kept clean.
From now on the county warrants will
lee at par
From now on capitalists will not be
afraid to invest in Kansas.
From now on dwellings, name will be
Dennis.
From now on Kansas will boom and
flourish.
Fusion received a black eye yesterday.
Anarchy received black eye yesterday.
Double dealing 10 politics received a
black eye yesterday.
Demagosuery received black eye yes
terday.
Everything received black eye yester-
dav that WAS not in the interest of Kansas.
Yesterday morning dawned upon the
earth bright and clear. The weather WAS
Ii excellent shape for an election, bur for
some reason the vote fell short all through
the county.
Ii Was the first time in the history OF
Kansas that the people voted under the
Australian ballo. system and K was
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

One of the leading young business men
,f the city will. in about three weeks. lead
% the hymenesl altar one of the .airest
daughters of a sister city. An elegant
suite of rooms have been engaged at the
carey.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-08

Mrs T. r. and Win Clegg, of Nation,
Illinois, are visiting relatives here,
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Of the American Newspaper Publishers asso-
eiation-cffice on the ground floor OF the
Administration BuildIng-during the EXPOSE
ion.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-12-02
1.iI1od His own SON.

MARION. O., Nov. 25.-ChaFles ,.I,'r,, p ,'r
4iga = prominent farmer Of southe[" 'l.
I,ari ,lar;on COUNTY murdered bis 2f-yeaI- year
- ! ~. IN Ia,nes Rrundige early th!s
oIa ar5in, 59m 5T shooting him with IA, sneI 81
.nn' ,.rdav ,"t the venerable father OF the IL u
3arer was laid IN his grave
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-12-02
WAS EyGoTED FROM a IRAN,
sa,horn Man Bring, suit Against inc
n,,r,b south shore y Atlantic.

Ashland, Wis, Nov. -2'---',"Se'.l
Paaj,,n of Sauhorn, to-day brought sun
against the Duluth, south 5.'>I...l >na.y the
4.,iry i,r'tftf ~. rI1ims he purchased ticAet
r.a.r',ib, ,bn raiiWav of the defendant Com
over, over ''f, fDr ~anGorn to Nareu-a, which
famT fn,nIe .or IF , an error in the ate Of js,e sue,
WAS refused by the conductor "D'
,';.,.r.d hmm from the tram.