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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-03
Coal Pits Reopened.

LONDON, Oct. S.-A number Of the
smaller coal pits in Staffordshire, Not
tinghamshire and Derbyshire were re-
opened at the old wages. The larger
ones remain unchanged.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-03
Burned Granaries and Barn.

4 RED WING, Mimi, Oct. 3 e. II.
Hoard of this city, lost a large barn
containing 40 tons of hay and a granary
containing much grain by fire. A wind
mill and several other things were also
burned.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-03
The Navahoe Sails.

CowEs, Oct. 3.-The American yacht,
Navahoe, with its owner, Mr.. Ro yal
Phelps Carroll, and his wife, on board,
sailed from this port Monday ON her
return to the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-03
Hotel Collapsed.

BERLIN. Oct. 3.-The Gold Dragon. q
hotel at Konigswriter, a resort OF Rhine
tourists, collapsed Monday. killing
seven persons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-03
One Death nj Hamburp.

HAMBURG, Oct 3.-During the "a
hours ended at noon three new cases of
cholera and one death from the disease
were reported to the authorities.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-03
Danlsh I,ects,ators nfect.

CoPENHAGEN. Oct. S..-The rigsdag,
the parliament of Denmark, opened at
ip. m. There was no speech from the
throne opening the session.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-10-03
Cholera on Warships.

NAPLES, Oct. 3. - Some cases of
cholera have been discovered on board
the iron ciads Affondatore and Italia.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
\ HOT CITIZEN.

4 citizen of North Lawrence avenue
came to the EAGLE Office yesterday mighty
hot, with a protest against fake advertise
ments. \ short time ago in beautifying
his property he erected "A nice fence aud
no sooner had he done so than somebody
plastered it all over with advertisements
for the articles which he traded in. OF
course they were promptly torn down but
soon after others were put up and ever
since the citizen in question has been kept
busy tearing down these unsightly things.
He has become SO indignant over the mat
ter that he has made up his mind not to
trade from now on with any dealer who
adopts this method of advertising hiswares.
He also thinks, and so do good many
others, tnat an ordinance ought to be
passed imposing penalty on this species
of vandalism for such he calls 1t. 1t Is
certainly very annoying 10 have nice
fence placed around ones house for adorn-
ment, plastered all over with lot of I'M
slightly advertisements.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
GARFIELD posi-.

The special meeting last night was at
tended by seventy-ive members of the
post and the utmost Enthusiasm prevailed
II was a special meeting for the muster of
recruits, and the following named eX-
soldiers were mustered or re-obligated as
members of the Grand Army of the Re-
public. and once more touched elbows with
the men 'wAo gave the last full measure
OF devotion" TO save the nations honor:
d. C. Caldwell, O. Stittzell, W. NJ Starr.
T. NJ M.rsh, s G. Corwin, c. II. West, y.
:. Ingram, Wallace Hawk, !. II. Traut-
man, Alexander kirkpatrick, 5. II. Co.
burn, John Crabell. : II. Fenton, II. J.
Mueller aad Abe Smith,
y committee WAS appointed to procure a
competent stenographer 10 report the ser
mon tomorrow mornIng
The opera house n tnagement rendered
the use of a store room in that building in
which toarrange the flowers for Memorial
Day. On motion the offer was accepted,
and flowers for Memorial Day viii be sent
TO tie opera house. first heoT.
The following order WIS read:
"Cemrades-In obedience to orders from
national aud department headquarters,
and in accordance with established usage
Memorial Day viii be observed By this
post. The officers and mem bers OF this
post will assemble At the post room on
Sunday morning, May , promptly az 10
O'Clock, and attend divine service at the
First VI. (. church Is order OF
wv. P. CAMPBELL.
I'D CALDWELL. Post Commander.
"Adjutaut'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
AT THE FRANKLIN scHcoI.

Yesterday afternoon after the class ex-
aminations were finished. a very nice en-
tertainment was given by Miss Emily
Fowler's class, the Sixth grade, and those
who were fortunate enough TO be present
were unstluted in their praise of the
charming manner in which the entire
service was conducted. The following
program was rendered;
Piano Duet-A Medley Observation-Disclosures.
.-........ Grace Barrett and Amy Harson
Recitation-A Sfory Of Tree. -e-......-..
Wm. Schweisberger
Piano oolo-Syyeet Thoughts OF Thee -:
....--............. ...----.....Dordle LiGeil
James Caiiuin, Guy Beverly. Roiio
West, GeoI sc Anderson.
Chorus-Alpine Song..........-...-..B By school
Piano Duet-rhe Cucko and Crlc4et
............. Bessie cleans. Bessie Smith
Recitation-The Draw Bridge Keeper
Chorus-Jubiies song. .,....................
Grace StepIeton. Alice Crosby, Ollie
Cottman, Hettie Winn, Cordie iainell,
Claranee Burrows, Emery Stailines.
Recitation-so in Church .Gcldie Mills
Concert ReaitStion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Laura Bell. Alice Crosby, Lille Ragains
Kate simpson, Hettie Winn
Recitation-The Old Man Goes 70 school
............. ..-........... Minden MartIndaIe
Reading An Original Story Bessie Smith
Piano Duet-Fairy Queen G1slop. .......-.-.
.............P Pearl and Bureil Craig
Recitation-The Station Agents story.
........ .......... Bessie Means
Song-GOttage Home OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Minden Mariindale, Grace sUepleioI,
Clara Delzell, Lille BagainS, Mamie
Edwards.
Recitatior-N Nobility ............ Myrtle Milton
Piano Duet-Qui Niyc-......-............-.-
........-.-. Grace Barrett and Amy Hsrsou
Recitaton-A Visit 10 the Worlds Fair.
Observation-Disclosures. Buren Craig
Fan Drill .............. Observation-Disclosures.
Cordie Linell Ollie Cottman. Amy Har-
son, Emma Cochran. Pearl Aspey. Nyr-
tie Milton, Corena Russell, Goidie
Mills
Observation-Disclosures the Indian Deacon.
....................-..... Kate Simpson
Reading-The Little Quaker Sinner -.
................... Hettie Winn
Chorus-The World is Wide. ........By School
Recitatlon-L -Lasca ....--. -....... Pearl Aspey
Piano Solo-Home, Sweet Home. .Cordie Linell
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
JOHN MUCK AGAIN.

John Muck is in Jail again. This time
John is i'll for the crime OF stealing a fiue
mare from ir. Garabaldi of College Hill.
John is i. Aalf breed Indian and was en-
ployed some time ago by Mr. Garabaldi to
take care of his horses. Thursday night
he started to come over to the city but
when had travelled about half block or
so he changed his mind, returned TO the
stable and took the mare. A member of
the family who WAS at the window saw
him take she hOrsa, but thought nothIn g
about the matter at the time. Early yes
terday morning John told a neighbor that
the mare was stolen. but said nothing to
Mr.. Garabaldi about ii. The latter soon
missed the horse aud as John had not re-
turned TO the house, he informed the
police who made the arrest Muck denied
stealing the mare and is evidently tryin g
the kieptomaniac racket. The mare can
not be found and the conclusion is that
there was confederate in the game. The
animal is "a valuable one.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
AROUND THE CiIY HALL.

Yesterday WAS busy day at the library.
The teachers snd pupils, now that school
has adjourned, are patronizjng the library
with rush fer summer reading.
The treaty that has existed for two weeks
between the prisoners in the city Jail and
the Salvation Army near by terminated
last night, because Salvation Army man
refused to give = chew OF tobacco TO a
prisoner instead Of a moral lesson on the
vicious habit Of using the weed
The board OF education Is making ar
raugements for the transfer of the library
from the third 70 the first floor IN accord
auce with the action of the city counci! IN
giving them the northeast rooms for that
purpose.
The flagstaff on the city building, which
was in such 4 threatening condition for
some time, has been fixed and Is now Sc
cure, greatly allaying the fears OF those
who live in the neig ghborhood.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
MEMORIAL SUNDAY.

The rules and regulations of the Grand
Army of the Republic compels lis mem
bers TO attend divine worship Oh the Sum
day preceding Memorial Day. the ,30th OF
May. In accordance with this requirement
Garfield Post will attend divine service at
the First NJ Z. church tomorrow morning.
The same rules make it incumD bent on all
past commanders to call the attsntion OF
the pastors of the various churches where
these posts are located to this fact and ask
them to choose for their discourse on that
day such themes as will tend TO make peo-
pie more patriotic and more loyal. Judge
Campbell, the commander Of Garfild Post,
did this. and following are some of the
answers he received:
DEAR SIR-St. Johns church will have.
az is customary, patriotic themes for its
sermons Sunday next. The Episcopal
church is always in the front in regard TO
patriotism ami the welfare of our country.
Yours sincerely
JOHN +. Won HERRLICH,
Rector St. Johns church.
DEAR SIR purpose to give adequate
mention OF Memoria Sunday in my theme
Sunday morning will be, The Law OF Lab
erty." Faithfully yours.
GEORGE Il. SMITH,
Pastor of Lincoln Street Presbyterian
church.
DEAR SIR shall be glad to bring a
message 10 my hearers on the duties of
Christian itizenship-which is the only
true citizenship. Expect TO have the flag
Of Our country displayed numerously III
the church My subjects will be: Morn
ing-''The Reward of Good Fight:' even
iDg-"rhe Training School of the Modern
Citizen" Respectfully,
JAMES a. LAWRENCE,
Pastor [ Cnited Presbyterian church.
DEAR SIR-Sunday, May IS, a. m, a
holy mass Will be offered up for the repose
of the souls of all fallen soldiers and de-
parted members of the Grand Army OF
the Republic. At 1890 O'Clock Il discourse
will be delivered on The Efficacy of
Prayer for the Dead" Should there
be in the afternoon purely civic demon
stration in some hall or opera house. |
shall. if my health allows. make it my
duty 10 be present and participate therein.
In the morning, as priest, | shall pray for
the departed heroes. thanking God for the
preservation of our glorious Union; In the
AFTERNOON, as citizen, / shall be ready TO
pay homage TO their valiant bravery, pro-
ductive OF such glorious results. Yours
very truly,
ATHANASICS LINGEMANN,
Rector OF s. BonifAce's church.
Replies from other pastors in the city
have been published. All ex-soldiers who
have no particular place to worship to-
morrow are cordially invited TO go with
Garfield post.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
SCHOOL BOARD MATTERS.

| The school board met in adjourned ses
! sion last evening at So'clock with Presi-
! dent Ward in the chair. All the members
| we're present except Rev. Eazel and Dr.
/ Davis.
! The judiciary committee to whom was
( referred the matter of looking up the.
! term of expiration OF the offices Of sacre-
( tary and treasurer reported. recommend
/ ing that the present officers hold over Till
! tse end Of the fiscal year-and on fuo
I tion the BOARD voted to allow
! the present Secretary to mold over till uly
/ %. and the treasurer the next regular
meeting IN Jaly. and requested him to
I have his annual report ready at said meet
I ing
/ As library rooms have been obtained IN
/ in the City building. Mr. Goldberg was
anxious to have the library moved so that
! tie patrons would not have to climb so
many flights of stairs.
/ The board balloted for librarian and on
the third ballot Miss Blanche Martin was
] elected. receiving seven votes. Miss Blood,
! Miss Armantrout, Miss Heller, Miss VIII
( son and Miss Martin being the only candi-
dates out OF about two dozen that rece.y
/ ed any votes at all.
On motion of Mr.. Goldberg the bond Of
! the librarian was fixed at $3.50
( The Judiciary committee stated that bids
/ in mum Der had been received for the tax
! ing OF the enumeration of the enumera-
( ton of the school children OF the city OF
( Wichita and that the bid of Thomas Clegg
/ was the lowest. and IN view Of this recon-
mended that the contract for the taking
of the enumeration be awarded to Mr.
/ Clegg.
I On motion the report was adopted and
/ the judiciary committee instructed TO di-
rect the newly elected enumerator when
/ to begin work
/ Mr. Campbell moved, seconded by Mr..
J Van Werden, that the committee on build
/ ings and grounds request the architects to
/ submit plans and specifications for build
I ing two rooms TO the High school, and
( two rooms 10 the Webster school, and
/ that the architect whose plans may be ac-
/ ceDted by the board receive such reElun-
/ Grafton for same as may be agreed upon
/ By the board and the architect. The mo
! tion carried.
/ On motion the board then adjourned
/ The next meeting Will be held June 3.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The state board of pharmacy held a
meeting in the city yesterday and ex'
amined several aspirants for the drug
trade The following were registered as
druggist and assistants:
Druggists-F.ed o. Donuel, Ellsworth;
W. +. Coolbaugh, Stockton; j. F. Schueb-
ly. Baldwin: V Y. Adamsop, H0lton: 2.
b Florea, Parsons; y. I. Durham; Well
iugton; Dick II. Hill, Arkansas City; i. j.
Barnett, Blue Mound; J. II. Campbell,
lola; o. L. Day. Medicine Lodge; j. VI.
Gresham, Engiewood.
Assstants-J w. Bozman, Argonia; Fl.
c. Alwes, Ottawa; ". d. Storrs, Topeka;
Leonard Colviu. Wichita: !. W. Olds
Winfield; J. H. Clark, Stafford; F. W.
Butler. Yates Center; {. J. Perriue, Win
field: H. ; Williams, Nermilliou; Theo.
Miller. Lincoln: L. l. Graybill. Hutchin-
sou; c. y. Gregory, Council Grove.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
PE RSONALS.

Sol Block, Kansas City, is in the city.
T. H. Hatcher, Chicago, is in the city.
Seth s. Serat. Kansas City, is in the city.
Hugh Clancy, Chicago, is in the city.
G. NJ. Hughes, Chicago, is in the city.
w +. Murphy, st. Louis. is at the Carey.
c. +. Fulton, Cincinnati, is in the city.
T. c. Miles, Chicago, is at the Carey.
l. J. Brunswick, Chicago, is in the city.
Jesse Taylor. Garden City, is in the city.
A. y. Briggs, Pratt, is at the Manhattan.
r. A. Strond, Kansas City. is in the city.
j. NJ kirkwood, Sterling is in the city.
A F. Hanford, Newton. is in the city.
a. X. Stillwell, Tyndall. is in the city.
L. l.. Gaghagen, Lincoln, is in the city.
Stuart Hare, Enterprise, is in the city.
L Solomon, Oswego, is at the Carey.
Frank Worcester, Stafford, is in the city.
L. II. Craig. Latham is in the city.
Z. c. Deweese, Philadelphia, is in the
city.
A. V. Francis, Oklahoma City, is in the
city.
H. B. Ramsdell. indianapolis, is in the
city.
William O'Connor, st. Louis. is in the
city.
J. H. Middaugh, Kansas City, IS in the
city.
J. c. Dudley, Conway Springs, is in the
city.
T. f. Baird, Conway Springs, is in the
city.
J. H. Aldendice. Coldwater, is in the
'iy.
Frank P Root. New York, is at the
Carey.
f Weis. st. Louis, is registered at the
Carey.
J. 5. Gibson, Geneva, was in the city yes
terday.
George NJ Mclaughlin, Missouri is in
The city.
w. V. HUM. St Louis, is at the Man
haitian.
H. : Hartley, Topeka, was at the Carey
yesterday.
y. Greene, Boston, was in the city
yesterday.
George a. Newton, Kansas City, is in
the city.
w II McNutt, Chicago, was in the city
yesterday.
J. a. Lamb. st. Louis, was in the city
yesterday
l. W. Robson, Towanda, was in the city
yesterday.
\. a Ladd. St Louis. was in the city
yesterday.
A II. jesse, ST Louis, is registered at
the Carey.
Il. c. ana T. o. Rawlings, ST. Louis, are
IN he city.
C. b. Byron. New York, was in the city
yesterday
JAS, G. Owen, Evansville, was in the city
last night.
Ei +. Davis. Kansas City. was in the
city last night.
Judge Rsdden, FL Dorado, was in the
city yesterday
+. Lawrence. Philadelphia, was in the
e-ty yesterday.
J. L. Alexander, Emporia. was in the
city yesterday.
W. f Buell., Kansas CITY, was in the
city last night,
G L Smith, Wellington, was in the
city yesterday.
q. p. Herman, Whitewater. WAS in the
dty yesterday.
"; A. Bonstine, Kansss City. was in the
pty last night.
Thomas Morrison. Coldwater, was in
the city yesterday.
A Rosenthal, New York, was at the
Carey yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
FARREi yS FARRELL.

Among the cases fled in the district
court yesterday WAS that OF Mrs. Mary =.
Farrell against her husband ex Street Com
missioner John c. Farrel. She prays for
a divorce alimoay ana an order 10 restrain
her spouse from disposing OF his personal
which she Claims he anticipated dong
They have been married twenty-five
wears and have ever since lived together.
Her petitioa IS lengthy one IN which she
makes several statements involving John
in certain Goings that are decidedly con-
trary 10 the spirit OF matrimonial laws
and obligations John contemplated
goiug to British Columbia, but this vii
cause him TO postpone his trip 70 the
queens dominious as he intends 70 fight
lie case
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
WHAT DRINK WILL DO.

a man named Wilson was arrested last
night somewh mere near the Hydraulic mills
for disturbing the peace of one Mrs. Wiley.
The lady is IN critical condition and he
pushed her into ditch and injured her
considerably. Furthermore lie tried to
induce Wiley, who was present, to cut
his wife's throat, and still Wiley didn't
slap him as he ought to have done in the
opinion of those who were spectators.
Both men We're drinking hard. Owing to
his wife's condition. Wiley was not arrest
ed. The latter bears a good reputation
when he is sober, but he was discharged
from his work yesterday aud proceeded TO
drown hls incidental blues in drink.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
ARouND THE Court HOUSE.

The case OF the state IS. Dyer has been
dismissed in Justice hee0an's court.
The case OF the state IS. Ackermaa VIII
come up for hearing IN Justice Tucker :
court this morning.
Constable Noss was az Arkansas city
yesterday on business
The county Jail Is almost deserted
There are now only eight prisoners within
its wall aud some OF these Will be tax e1
away sooa.
\ bell connecti on has been put in be.
tween the district c:srk : ana coaety A.
toruay' ; Office, which saves the expense q
telephone.
The abstraeteEs and their assistants 81
the court house are basy, which shows
that business II real estate circles ) by 10
means dull
Mrs. o. Rogers IS attending tha c.ss-
stand IN tee coGrt house during TIE 81
health Of her hHsbsaa
N. Caryin expects 70 b. bacas from
his =. Louis Jr:p fo- Decoration D4v.
TIE recent r@juS have doae . good deal
for the court house .212= aas IL = g~,tsa.
70 looA very pretty.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27

Grand opera block, corner OF Topeka ave-
nue aud Williams street-Suuday school
! at 10 a. m Preaching at Il a. IN \. J..
: C. T.. AT D. N. You are cordially in
yted.
Oak Street Presbyterian church, I2E' =
OAK street Subject Of morning sermon.
a Drink from Jacobs Well, aud Its
I Wonderful Results The evening ser
vice will be commemorative q "Dur
Nations Heroes, Living and Dead The
/ church will be decorated with flags and
flowers. soldiers especially invited 20
come and hear a soldier sermon by sol
dier's sou. Every body come. sunday
school at 30 p IN, l. = Shuil. superiu-
teudent. &. r. meeting ~ 6-j5 p. IN Mr.
Earnest Mcdowell, leader Prayer meet
, iugs Tuesday aud Thursday evenings. All
invited.
Plymouth Congregational church, corner
II Lawrence and Second street Preach
ing bv the pastor, r \ Bisseil. III 10 a. n.
N. and - IN. subjects: 'Oue Country for
Christ. aud The Book Of job. the lat
ter being ths - of . series of dIscoursss
0u this masterpiece sunday sehOos a. =
u \. =. :. G. p. at p III. Al ars cor
daily invited.
First Baptist church. corner Topesa
avenue ana FiFst street, IN J. u. &. A
auditorium, Rev. Eai3s n. Jones pastor -
Sunday scn0ol at = m. Professor j. &.
~outh, upsfi -fendeuL Tue +. \ + T..
meeting ~ Z =. m. There viii be no
preaching nnoTo.ng o. evening. on account
* tns pastor ss~tSg at Denver. attending
Jhe Baptist aaglygrsarzes-
Enporia Aveaus u = ehaTcb- Rszy ar
'szsylees iu tie morning ia tse vysuln.
The pastor. Alex y Bruousr. hi3Is-if a
solder, vii pr=acb = memorial sevInou ca
Victory Tbr9Gzh Des1h Al eli soi-
d5ers and soldiers wives aud To- s9a~ and
daughters Of veterans. sad other friends
sre cogdisllr invited Ts.e caurch vii -
sDs ezd.dlT decorated With 1sgs SIC Sow
gTs al. day
Ialt-G przsbvterisu cluscb. c9rner
e. Dnio aad Fir.s street. ls-v Jsfnss 4
Lawrence prstof--a btsfl -cho1i - S4
r. "a. NgTsInx =ervAo- ~ s. o Es foaBg
p@cp4Ps nesting ~ 3 Ea- BT@a'f4g ssf-
wee 81 p. IA Suh5-ct q EsesTnsu< ssF@
wee The kswaTu II . t5oesd =Et
~ ises * ere8isg -eEVaos - l2s Irsssiug
-cL4~8 of fbs &94el CitsLen % HFe
cordially invited
A. The Flrst Il = eserth-G. 4 K
memorial services ~ 1915 m svraiag
- seAehstsz - : x .Saaasy scbosi - -
r n E<sv0rta -ae d~r9f5oaaj s=rsscss
after TIE ess soiag pEe@esigz
IVES. ~ssIe GSspssss casurch-- Preaching -
.ta "a stssl 3. ~ ~ k-v = s. aafss.
Sunday sehooi 80 ~ = "a II 8zis~u.
sa!rsfsats1f8sat
Tse ga ka-s4a-I' "a 8. ~ ss - o al
ira fae preE caasea os fi@ss4rs.a sse-
f8e CaesE5s 3socs fgs-G lssggzlgs zEs
us 4 srs ss~t
s. 8. A-F.ees,ar fsn~as} fassfiaz
fl-s sffs-Essrs ~ ek s-Fs T.
E~raa-l- q use Er5s-ss .}Ertsls izsr;s =
tak sisettaE $50 e
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
FOUGHT OVER A QUARTER.

Two colored men fought to finish on
South Fourth Avenue last night over such
"A small matter as p cents Both were
travelling south on the avenue, and each
Of them noticed at the same time a shin
ing quarter lying on the sidewalk. Both
of them rau for it, and thus started the
fight, which was said to be quite brutal.
They went so far as TO draw knives, and
had it not been for the interference of
other colored men who came up, they
would undoubtedly have fought bloody
and perhaps, fatal duel. Jack Simpson
was the name Of one and the others could
not be ascertained.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
wHERK THEY WILL oRATE.

Wichita viii furnish few Of the orators
-ias; feE-f5r Memorial sunday and
Memorial Day.
Rev. y. z Harmon will preach at Ben
ton tomorrow a8d deliver al oratioa AZ
Tuwsnda on Tuesday.
Rev. Bickuel VIII speak az VALLEY
Center
Senator O. II. Beatly viii oFate al Gar
,iea Plain
Otto Eckstein VIII speak a. Clearwater.
p i Rohroaugh WI speak a. Benton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
nEEICERS ELECTED.

Queen City Lodge No. 297, /. o. Q. F.,
elected the following officers for the eusu.
ing term last night:
Noble Grand-S. l.. Smith.
Vice Grand-A. G. Crume.
Recording Secretary-J. W. High.
Permanent Secretary-Oscar Ponce.
TreasGrer-M j. Firman.
Representative-C q. Lilly.
Alternately. q. keeran
Trustee-G. w Wilhite.
District Deputy Grand Master-B. B.
Herndop.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
WICHITA UNIV ERS lTY.

The Wichita University has adopted the
following program for the commencement
exercises which will be held on the evening
of the second Friday in June:
Music.
Invocation. on....-.-.,.........Rev \. asselman
NailttlorN --,-.... .t'tof-e touhcti
Ofdtleil- .-'-ALstIAt> I ttS
Muse.
Oration-"Noral Education i | Unnecessary
for Nation. '....... johnson G. Mckinley
Oration-"C ChrlStian Education. .........
...,........-...........-. John II. kamm
Music.
Oratiou-"What Threat rs the Peaceful
Reign oI Government. Louise 4. Shaw
OratioL-'The Nobility OF Effort. -. q. Lapp
Music.
Orstion-"fhe Tendency Of the Age. -.
Observation-Disclosures. Henry >urheck
Vailed ctOry. .....-......-..->ldney ID, Long
Music.
Address. ............. ...... w. II. Rauch
Presentation OF Diplomas.
BenedicUon.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-05-27
ELECTION OF oFFIcERs, T. O. OF.

At a regular meeting held last night at
the North Main street |. O. O Z. hall, the
following officers were elected TO serve
Wichita Lodge No 93, l. O. O. L. for the
term commencing July l, next:
Noble Grand w. A Francis.
Vice Grand-J-F. ktter
Recording Secretary-S. G. Skinner.
Financial Secretary-Frank Dankin.
Treasurer-F J. Cossett.
Representative and alternate to Grand
Lodge-F. f. Parsons and ". Z Skinner.
Recommendation for d. d. q. Nj. G.
Turner