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wichita Produce MARKET.

WICHITA. Jan, Q
FIoUr-Highest patent 81 90 second patent
-: EXTRA fancy. 81 Is.
BUTLEK-rirst creamery. &c: other grades. 2Js
Z5C
EGGS--SG2Oc.
rot LlkY boosters. 81 50a2 20 per Dozen or 81
0 eT pound; hens. s. 01G2 20 per dozen or &c per
Uounu: spring chickens. 81 752 80 per dozen 7ec
Ter pound; turkeys, 1esc per pound. DUCsS-te'i
- Is: malard, s. % per dozen. Yong geese &c per
pound.
PUT8 TOES-Choice, s5a T5c per DusheI
APPLES-{4q3 90 per barrel.
OAL-Ant!raclte. sll Jig Canon City, $50; Weir
City 81 80; FrouJensC. - 80, Plttsburg Is so III-
nOls, 60 OU; AcAlesteT s. o.
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MISCELLANEOUS

IErSFY Bull FoE BfEEpise o. HPu~t F.
- hspt - Hrafy Ftbe.ts.. sofEsr - igeraa .
g. &C i.iIs t4.U. Ha
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Wichifa % Chicago without change -
cars via the Great Rock lelaud route
leave Wichita ~ - a. ~ and arrive ia
Chicago next merniuz ~ 30 FREE re-
Ginning chair rar-. PuiimAn palace sleep
.Hg care, and sssgaBt dining cars ca this
Train " r. WtfHIET.
City Ticket & Passenger Agsnt.
Wichita. Kan.
jobs SEEAsTTAr. =. 7 q i. h.
Chicago. 49, CI4st r
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"YounE Hsaa. sad ~ f,~Es pzrVn',
aTsta ere acerst 60 t1e Toraz 60 r14
are1d ~ sag herr 81 p gas e@-c z
sE.T "a zas<r-. hand srd sel<-1< Zsr "a
To face Ike = sex ra-tF
$50 sly.
"Ss aat GO yoa intsE5 - c7 'asay@
Hel. Z had taoEEls ~hra goe al
H.d aa tse ssn1nsts - rs-l-r s0-a4
sFs.st HlT ara assaad A~~ ~aat ab1
sa~ I'D no. oUg~et 700 Fore by : q :
rsss a zssa E1afoa hlet~
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A well-knowa anatomist once told ne
that conld not tell him which was n
right hand. Immediately held out Il
right hand, but he objected,
He said BE did not say that could
not show or extend my right hand, but
I could not tel him which was my right
haud-that i that I could not Cescri -
II u words. 80 that one VINO had never
heard OF the distinction we make be-
tween the right and lef, hzuds would
oe able 20 End l.
thought that would Be easy enough
also, until took time 20 think me mat
ter over; then I gave Il up for on the
outside % the human body there IS
nothing 20 distinguish the r.ght hand
from the left
No man can Gescribe l. Z words 30
tha, person ignoraut - oUr customs
would te able 20 locate 1L-Pailsce.-
ph.a Press
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ARTICLES
Kansas cry Produre.

Kansas cry Produce.
hAN~AS CITY. Jan g
FlOUR-UnchanEed. Patents - So a., extra
Langy - :aa2 % fancy g U5s2 IS choice 81 gJ2 90
NM a 1.o1 TO-
NlitAi.-No. . 65c, No red 6SitG6ac.
tohN-No. mixed. 49, . "a ate. SOC
NAIN-No m ,Aed, 2l@ It-a, white %. G5ll1c.
ENE-\C. % 5sg.
BIZ AN---5,esg.
tl-ANSLt H. gs-aq.c on 4 basis = pure
~ 1 B t-Cieauery 25C3 sc, dairy l6siS
LGGS-2jC,
GH"LsL-steady. Young america l0c. Kansas,
,HAY-s,eady. Timothy a. Coz TO- prairie 81 sOs
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'"A- 's''Al~ .lHU =
FLcUB- Firm. SLOW. Patents g. 100 S. extra
fancy 81 fga b. fancy l5S5 -, choice I0S2 ~
family 2Og2 g.
&HtAI-Ca-h H594c.
GOEN-Caru .5@4c,
.OA1~-tash. tt-.
RYE-50Ia&51
bAhLEl-Io'ya and Minnesota. 55s57c.
BaAN-t0c.
fLhN-fl Us
TIMOTHN-eTnar7
BAGGINT-,fs .aI &c.
CDuN NEAL-.Irn
HAY-Duu, Prsur.e 81 50alU %. timothy $40 5Ue
lg ft.
BCTTER-Crezmery.j @Zac dairy Isa.Gc
EGT~-"1-
POEk-S'F ..
LARD iN 81.
WhI~kA---Sl TO-
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New \ ORA Money.

INV YORK. Jan. g.
Money or call easy. closed offered al per cent
Prime mercantile paI er J11SO pei cent
Exchange quiet but e"sy at s. S5La Tor sixty-dAy
bill and 81 So for demand.
Total sale Uf stocks toduy 1875 90 shares.
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nice cottage OF rooms. clos in. Price St1a
SINAI house aud bara VITA - acres ~ -guund
Prize ; %
Eish! N hoass zhd s. r. % ground Price So
NtOe aEuoti S.tts-v with 81 q ~ ground 81 la-
nell ave-, Wet Sliiv. Price 80
NO ard one hsli acre VIA uice : room hou.a
in nerth art q Csty Prize sac
seven room house . IL ~ gsoaRe in south pat %
city. Price selu
Houses for neat N all parts Of the city.
koJf i~lsEAl4 Bt,oS-
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WICHITA, Jan. 9.
Following are the closing quotations.
CLAIM ar lots track.
WHEAT-55c
CORN-N elbow, 2Sc.
BATS-52c:
HAY-Ealed. O. OCal so per ton; loose "a O1S5 On
GRO'yND COEN-J hopin car lots, 15c per 10
pounds; corn and oats. SIC per lUO pounds; Draa,
taCked. 6JG pei lUO pounds.
ELAAS EEID-toI7UC.
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Mozart School of Music
Rooms 1s, II. p. Biting Block.

Rooms Is, II % Biting Block.
Mrs. D. Hays. Priv. and Teacher OF
Plano and Theory.
Teachers course in the practical application Of
the Mason system as taught by DR.. Vim Mason.
hor OF the Mason system and L. II. Bowman
director OF music at Yassar.
Harmony by correspondence.
Miss Ida sperry director OF Guitar ana Mandolin
department. Att
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-Naumz-E = the mater with
vaur dinner. Arthur Arthar picking
ts5- - out We'll dess cook fo-r1.
20 gies o. &C pm seGder cot q "a
= T. Inter Ocean
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New ! DIRK Produce

NEW YORK. Jan
COFFtE-Srot Rio. dull and easy. No :. I6ItSStc
IGAt-beiiHed IN lair demand. firm. stand
ara A, tll-losi;sc, graduated li-lG8oC cut Loaf
5-i6GpSlec.
COJON-Quiet and steady. MiddInE uplands
lJ-lec. miduI!ng Orleans 70 Sic,
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DENTISTS.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
ROGERS.

Tie Photographer. Pictures IN all sIJe-a M stvi
He also carries the 6uest assortlnentof pictIr
anies IN tho CITY. Give him friendly call amp
xaIuiHe samples.
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-Yos caa rot always EEL alzi IL =
thr hszrt ~ shat e5-zss 49, II "a
uaog.a Ea14.s n1TA
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axe stage Al Noble for Tecunlsen. Best
AIu sAo' Iest route WN. SHEAEER.
Manager
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DANCING school.
MUSIC.
Mrs. NeHie Il. Hobbs Smyth,

hilndworth Conservatory Berlin.
ana Pupi. of VIM. II. Sherwood.
VIII receive pupil, in advanced piano and
harmony after January st Tor further in
formation inquire Al residence, SO Waco
Avenue. sl-ln*
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SICK NER.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.

Gncorporateil
All branches taught Five Teachers en-
ploy who are specialists in their depart
ments. Piano, Organ, Voice, Sight Reading
and Violin.
Vocal department in charge of Miss Nathil-
de Lennon. of London, England; who has
studied in Europe Eight Years, has National
Reputation and protege OF Adelina Patti.
Testimonials. Certificates and Diplomas
given. also gold medals.
Students may enter at any time.
For terms write. or apply to
4. ". SICKNER, Musical Director
4O7 E'Douglas, Wichita Kans. 81
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li -Eass rrc.laiE- siiIs cars frs..s-- ass
it 1uau -ieep-y~ frs13 ~ .Hhlta kal-zs tifv aa8
a sage without change "a If-At fratrs- IicEefs
-o.a AID baggage checked 1lTc.4-G 20 ali ac.u.s
lCffh south east ami west. end sr.srsl- 3 sckets
-osl 90 Al EuroU@au Ueiut> a. }5ws<f Estes ClEr
JCgrt ufsce - ts-f iloHsIs- av~uue tcrseE tiA1a
strcs, passenger s-Aftat C0rAeE Do1=aas Aad AsG4
EyeUGes- Telephone -.
y X EIIf ErS Tr-z-- Aa-a-
rNo- SEAS G. I. q q. a. ChtrsEo, iI-
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The euotatlons mere presented are 10 give ne
shllrer n idea Of he general range cf prices Dc
various classes and grades sell within the limits al
these quotati Ous. oIdineto the quality Of oHer
iurs and he state the daily markets These quo
iafiops are only changed when there has been 2
IeTmanrut change Ia the general market } Dr.
ienresentive sales should referred to 10 get the
nal u
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BENNINGHOFF, KENOYER & CO.,

Live sock commission Nerchante.
Offce Exchange Building, Wichita Union
Stock Yards, Wichita, Kan. References, by
permission: Kansas National Bank, Wichita.
Kan; Exchange National Bank, kldorado,
han. 70 IL
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PAEGAISs BY1sR1EL BRoS.-

LoB sAlk-Sao ACRES Or LAND WILL. Iu-
proved four mites S5sIt- of city Frlee a
per acre - L Dog<ias avenue. J & Clark n IA
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PHYSICIANS.


Females ard Chirdiens diseases speciality
Zone for ladie~ during confinement. strictly pri-
vale when d'sired also permanent homes pro
'Ged tor children when c,sI;ed Letters of iugu'-
. tuT fGtItIai and answered iHUmlIy home 81
IJa Avenue. Wichita EHu~-,>.
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NI1lII{l Eagle
fINANChAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past y
Hours Were. Cattle, light; Hogs hEhI'
Shipments, Cattle. none; Hogs, none.
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with A. ID. Mallory

Abslracter. Conveyance, & Notary Pub
Fine draughtIng specially. Complete abstracts
10 Sly land I'm SedEwick county. ONCE Just at right
81 west entrance. Main street. New Court House
first iOor. Prompt service guaranteed. Telephone
23j lO6-tf
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COLUM ~ .
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied.

The following rates under the di1eren, headings
will DC chsrg-d-
~ Payable Strictly in Advance.
No Advertisements tAkea for les ;hsn 10 cents
One line Advertisements charged same rate as tive
10 ADVERTISEMENTS TAKEN TO HUN w
I'LL FORH-UbEN.-
Prices given under classified heads IN this column
applicable only local advertisern7ntS No foreign
advertisements taken AZ prices given
Answers 10 advertisements sent IN care Of the
EAGLE on1os should Dc called Tor within 10 GAYS
after insertion. When advertisers wish rsplys tor
warde To ID en- staiE ped envelopes must be sehf
Reference to former advertisements should give
description and date % Insertion or copy OF the I'D
vev;iSement should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given or dis
continued by telephone.
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.S0ieSIIieIf.
AIiscedHdHeOHs.
Situations ~ 0uted-Mdtc.
miscellaneous.

NIrANTaD- POSITION As COACHMAS by A
dress 81 y Wicut q ST. dst a.
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TTlTE BLES
ArcHIsoN, TOPEKA & SANTA FE RR.
TRAINS

NORTH AND EAST.
No. Ala Kansas City EXp'sS 1JOAN
No. 400 hicago Nestibule
Fast Express. .............l II PM lll0A VI
No. 40 Missouri River Ex-
press. Observation-Disclosures. E55PN aGOPN
No. 4zS Euglewood Exprss 22j p NJ > 40P VI
No. AS ocal Freight -. 2u5 p NJ 32i p
No. +bo Freight.-....... 80. Ii 50 " Stops
s0I-TH AND WEST
No. 401 Oklahoma CITY and
Fort Worth Express. sa0AN 7S0AM
No 400 Caldwell and Pan
Handle Express ..........| 20 4 N 80 NJ
No. 4'S / ort Worth Gal
weston and Texas thro'Eh!
Express NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $40 NJ 590PN
No. 4l5 Wichita Express. 1iAPv StopS
No. A.; Englewood Accom- q25AM 1904 NJ
No. az Local Freight. llU5AN. l1IqA An
No. $50 Freight. ........... % NJ
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AG ENTS TAINTED.
- 1AILD--MISCLLLLAEOC

{ ittt ftits brHa e. tvf sfilu -F dHJ
Z
- IN ILD--M ISCLLLINL 70 L :,
InJ,r .lis lead C ror line Der dHv
/ XXA&TEU-soAI coon FAMILY TOTAEEA
/ W ptetJy healthy b,y baue 90 raise. taIi al
/ al IDA ave, Wichita. any sine from . u p. N
/ NIASItD- BOAEDEB~. Win OF, WITHOUT
W ooLn~, peasant rooms. Gail and get pito.s
/ 2 7oush water Af-- >. \ Beaver az 90
" ANTED--Twu CaEAP FABM MAKEs All
/ W dress Box y, AndtIe, K~H. al o..
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I otp& - s. y. slsln s..
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W E-tle man agd re oa small fruit f.rH- Asa
di5 d, ". i. BiDG1NA-, Iioe .. Do8zl.. ass.
RoAsp-BY IBE DAY OR WEEK. .! 5
ID i0g. Mr~ Hill DEs-st
/ " .ANIED-LADIe5 AID CENT EMFS To
W j9H tie lev cas- o. u~Gia H"Ii wee. 30 She
agent, wanted. ~ ~. Lawrence. D4,sl
" ANTED-A BOOK CAsE. NC-I Ba why
W che~p. Tor CASH Address 5is. Mary q LsBt-
D.. ONO ave hs-&
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LAyaNTED- BY TANK FAGUN, -JCH
ds' L. Aaares. EoI % e.sy.
N-ASTED - TWO NICE uSFURSi.fED
w rooms In qlIet place 81, .thlu b.otss % cor.
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IVANTED-FoB sALE-wE HAvE BUYERS
W i.i 14'. p5opsriy - 90 fsni vriosa 1. yoa
AcCal.a a { o.. o7erI1y Main =
DOAED-fs-T IAELE B5ARD IS THE CITY
ID sts-- name a. kstss - % s-eE
dG0"
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FoR ENCIIINGE.
ZOE S4LE-Real Esfnfe.

- ----------~------------
LOk - tsE-tft M uANttk rstk LAND
II arss- class holel IA JuleSbars. Col, a.sa ua.
two-Seatod ca rage and buEgs. on il-ne -
secured. Z. Tutlls. SO North rupek4 aveisra.
" icatts. "a
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tive shipping Steers good 20 extra....t3 SO >
= = :. - r.LfI,ra hIlfrl..r sfnef lFIlA
RErREsESTATIvE SALES.
Tn. following are the representative sales of cat
q z - IL. n
EOGs.
REPREsESTATIvE SALES.

Hog wers higher with light offerings.
No good hogs were on the market.
REPRESENT TIVE sALEs
The following are the representative sales OF hogs
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WICHITA, Jan. 9.

Cattle offerings were light but prices re-
manned steady
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-21
TIE FIGHTS A GO.


CHICAGO, July 20.-All doubts that the
big Corbett- Mitchell fight will be fought
under the auspices Of the Columbian Ath-
letio Club have been removed by the re-.
ceipt of the following cablegram from Lon.
don. to-day. by President O'Mally, of the
Columbian Club:
Mitchell signed articles, which shall forward
at once, and will not listen to offers from other
clubs Forfeit in my hands
ATKINS. Sporting Life.
Immediately on receipt of the above
OMally wired the following to Judge New.
ton, the matchmaker of the Coney Island
CLUB:
On behalf of Columbian Club tender you the
courtesies OF our club for Corbett-Mitchell con-
test. Humbly yours,
DoMINICK G. O'MALLr. President.
Never In the history of the prize ring has
there been so much interest taken as there
has been in this International contest.
Never has there been q purse offered and
possibly never Will there again be one as
large as the one hung mp by this club for
Charles Mitchell, the champion pugilist of
England. and james j. Corbett. the undis-
puted champion OF America. The discus
sion relative to tho merits of these two
men seems pretty evenly divided-some.
on account OF patriotism, wishing Corbett
to win, others on account of thor unhid-
den feeling wishing for Mitchell to win in
order TO be revenged for the defeat of their
pugilistio idol John L. Sullivan.
This is the line that experts will draw on
those two men. one side saying COrbett Is
taller. more active and younger than his
adversary. while others will contend that
Mitchell weighs just as much, Is as clever
IL not more so, than COrDett, besides Is his
master In ring tactios.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-21
FIGHT WITH A BURGLAR.
Jacob Kaberick and Wife Beaten and Slashed
to Pieces in the Night Time.

HILLsBoRo, ILL.,, July 20.-One Of the
6loodiest battles in the history of burglary
in this vicinity took place last night four
miles south of here. Mr. Jacob Kaberick
and wife got up from bed to investigate
noise in the house and found man crouch
ing In q hiding place and grappled with
him. The burglar. finding himself getting
the worst Of the fight used both blunt
instrument and knife upon his victims.
cutting Mr.. Ksberick in several places on
the bresst and knocking him senseless with
q blow on the side of the head that crushed
q portion of the skull. Mrs Kaberick con-
tlnued the fight and was slsshed with the
knite in a dozen different places the most
serious being cut across and into the alb
domen that may cause death. This ended
the fighting and left both Kaberick and
his wife In q helpless condition. The burg
lar had the nerve TO continue the search
for money. but failed to find any, though
g., 600 Was hidden in feather bed I'm the
house. Toward morning Kaberick regained
consciousness and crawled to nelghbor-
ing farmhouse and told Of the fight. The
farmer came to town and gave the alarm.
and pslIce seoured the country N search
of one Fritz Mast. whom both the Kaber-
icks say they recognized In the burglar.
Mast was captured by Sheriff Michel near
the scene of his crime at . late hour to-day
and is now III jail. Blood was found on his
clothing and his hands were scratched.
Both his victims identified him before he
was brought TO town.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-21
Heaffh6..ness can BE preserpea

Heaffhfsiness Can he Preserved
In malarlal districts by the powerful tonic
simmons Liver REGULATOR. the true malsriaI
antidote.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-21
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Fracture Splints Special Trusses Clutches. Elastic
Hosiery, Deformity Braces and Surgical Appliances
of every kind. The largest stock of ARTIFICIAL
EYES in the State. WM. II. ARMSTRONG d CO.,
~ South Illinois street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-21
CLEVELAND HELD TO BLAME.
Interview with Stephen b. Elkins on the

Interview with Stephen B. Elkins on the
Situation.
NEW YORK. July 40-The Tribune Will
tomorrow print the following: Stephen
Is. Elkins was interviewed yesterday in re-
brief visit to this city.
"If the extra session of Congress now
called" saId he, ''is to sfford the relief
expected, 1t should have been called
earlier. so that the disaster, loss and
shrnkagc of values which have fallen on
the country might have been avoided. IL
is q fact that values have shrunk in four
months a thousand million dollars. This is
almost beyond comprehension. The reason
set forth for calling the extra session of
Congress IS that the silver bill Is the cause
OF the present financial troubles and dis-
trust and should be repealed"
DO you think the silver bill is the cause
of the present disturbed financial situa-
tioDW was asked.
"In my judgmeDs il is pot the sole or the
main cause. The silver bill did not turn
the balance of trade egainet us. nor did it
have anything to do with the policy of
contraction, reduction in manufacturing
adopted by business men following the
election. nor was 1t the cause OF the hnan-
cial troubles in England. South America.
Australia and elsewhere. The balance of
trade being against the United States
largely caused the outflow of gold 10
Europe"
What could Mr.. Cleveland have done
and what can he do now!"
IT. instead of adding TO the distrust
about silver. Mr.. Cleveland. early in April.
had boldly declared it was the established
policy of the United States. by the terms of
the silver bill TO maintain the two
metals az a parity. and that be would
do so under any and all circum-
stances. it wouId have helped to prevent
the silver scare. IL the President. in his
forthcoming message. or In some other
way. should aesure the people that there
tariff and the principle of protection
would not be destroyed. this would largely
help TO restore confidence"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-21
TEXAS POLITICIAN IN Hoo.
Has Autograph Letters from President Cleve-
land and Others.

CLEVELAND. o.. July 20.-There rests
tonight in "a cell of the Central police
station dignitied. well-dressed man who
says be is B. b. Richards. of Fort Worth,
Tex, the chairman of the Democratic State
central committee of Texas dur
ing the last campaign. In his
pockets are autograph letters from
Grover Cleveland and ex-Goyernor
Oglesby. OF Illinois. acknowledge q the re-
ceipt of information on the political situ-
alton. Richards 10 accused of stealing q
satchel from trunk store on the public
square. and 10 was in his possession when
he W as arrested on the street. He protests
his innocence, declaring that he purchased
a few articles in the store and picked up
the satchel with them by mistake.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-07-21
FUN WITH CARLISLE.

The Bimetaiiic State Convention Springs
the Records on Him.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
TOPEKA, Kan, July 20.-The bimetallic
State convention assem- bled IN Representa-
tive hail. at Q o'clock tins afternoon. There
were present three hundred men and wom-
en-. including delegates and spectators.
Nearly ell of those who qualified as mem.
bers of the convention were Populists.
Ex-Gov. Thomas A. Osborne. of this city.
q Repu ublican. was chosen permanent chair
mon. Congressman Bry an. OF Nebraska. was
the only one of the invited guests from
outside of the State who put in en- appear
ance and he attracted Il large crowd at the
evening session. At tho afternoon session
lOanilnuan