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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-31
Sroda dnia 81 Maja 1898 r.

zanadto posplesznle u1ozyI
plan obrabowania banku: ma
b6j dynamitowy pod}ozyli W
miejscu zanadto cd sklepienia
odleglem, tax, ze to ostatnie
ME zosta}o uszkodzone i tylko
bi6ro vice. .prezydenta McCoul-
Tough mocno zosta}o uszkodzo.
ne pare scbod6w wyrwanych.
Montana National Bank zna-
ny jest powszechnie pod nazwa
Broadwater Bank. Ostatnie
sprawozdanie tego banku wy
kazuje got6wka W kasie $3.50,
900.
Straszne nieszczescie kolejowe.
ALToNA, Pa, 80 maja. Oko'
10 piec mil ma p6}noc cd Tyro.
ne dis rano wydarzylo sic ME.
szczescie, ma galezi kolei Penn
sylvania, ua pociagu, W kt6.
rym jecha1 cyrk Mama zHouts-
dale do Lewistown. Kondu-
ktor lokomotywy straci1 kon-
trole mad pociagiem, gdy ten
zjezdka} po spadzistosci. Po:
ciag pedzl{ z szybkoscla 40 mil
ma godzine i wykoleR sic; IA
wagonow rune}o nasypu z
wysokosci 80 stop. o lie via.
domo, piet os6b zostalo zabi
tych, a 10 pokaleczonych. Vie
ksza czesc zwierzat jest polka
leczonych; niekt6re usz}y W la
sy, ale je p6zniej pochwytano.
Ca1y pociag zostaf pogrucho-
tany.
Zabici zostali: William Hen,
ry, hamulcarz 2 Tyrone; Frank
Train z Annapolis; William
Multaney z Geneva, O.; John
S. Layer z Houtsdale, Pa;
William Lock Newport, KY.
Pokaleczonych zawieziono do
szpitala W tenn miescie; nazwi-
ska ich So: Johu Chambers,
Negr, pokasany strasznle przez
Ivy; Willis 0. Brannan,
Chambersburg, W glove polka
leczony; Arthur Ruchardt z
Panesville, Pa, pokaleczony W
twarz; George Coolin z Holli-
daysburg, Pa ,st}uczone piersi;
Frank Barrett z Tarantum, le-
we ramie strzaskane; David
Johnes Harrisburg, prawa
noga skaleczona; Frank Nor
Sc Rochester, N. Y, pokale-
czony W glove; WilliamEvans
z Williamstown, Pa, prawa
noga u kostki zgnieciona; Will
liam Patcholl, z Dubois, lewe
kolano strzaskane; James Hen
ry z Alberton, Pa, pokaleczo-
ny po ca}em ciele.
Niekt6rych zwierzat ME po-
}apano. Jednego tygrysa war.
tosci $1,000 zastrzelono. Try
wagony sypialne i lokomoty'
wa pozostaiy ma szynach. Szko-
da zrzadzona wyniesie oko}o
100000. Kucharz Barney
bardzo mocno zosta} pokale-
czony zapewne umrze.
Znaczny pozar.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis 80 maja.
Pozar w Menomenee Valley
Lumber District dis W nocy
zniszczy} tartak G. A. Becka i
mn6stwo drzewa budowlanego.
Szkoda zrzadzona wyniesle 0.
ko}o $4,000, ale prawie cal
kowicie pokryta jest ubezpie-
czeniem. Milwaukee Lumber
Company ponosi szkode ma 10
tysiecy dol.
lime nieszczescie kolejOwe.
DENVER, Colo, 30go maja.
Chicagoski Flyer" ma kolei
Chicago, Burlington d Quin-
cy, zosta1 dzisiaj mocno uszko-
dzony, kiedy W poblizu grani-
cy miasta wpad}a ma niego pc
VIVA lokomotywa. Try osoby
ciezko zosta1y pokaleczone.
George H. Sherlock, ekspreso,
wy urzednik Denver, wysko.
cyl wagonu, widzac, re re:
tkniecie Jest nieuchronne, i
podniesiono go nieprzytomne'
60. Ma }opatks z}amana i stra'
e,1;u;o ,,onorzonv lost nara II.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-31
TeleSramg KraloVe.
Dzien wienczenia grOb0W.

Dzlen uZlSleJsZy py1 paiulo
piekny, to tez obchody wsze-
die odby}y sic wspaniale. Maj.
wspanialszym by1 obch6d ma
cmentarzu National W Airing
ton, gdzie spoczywa $4,000 bo'
hater6w. Dom Bia}y by} zam-
kniety. Prezydent nikogo ME
przyjmowa}, opr6cz mlnistra
woiny Lamonta, kt6ry u niego
spedzi& oko}o dwie godziny. =
Szczeg6lnie wznios}e by}y ia.
kze obchody oko1o grobu gen.
Logana.
New YORK, 3ogo maja. :
Dzief by} piekny / ulice roi1y
sic procesyami i t}umami bio
racymi udzia1 W obchodacb u.
wie6czenia grob6w. Ma cmen-
tarzach zolnierzy i marynarzy
piekne odby}y sic ceremonie.
Tysisce os6b znalaz}y sic W
Riverside Park, gdzie jest gro.
bowiec Granta. Popo}udniu
ksiezniczka Eulalia take tam
przyby}a i w}asnorecznie skfa-
dajac wieniec ma trumnie, po.
wiedzia}a: ,Niezmierniejesteln
zadowolona, ze osobiscie moge
odda6 hold pamieci wielkiego
genera}a."
GETTYSBURG, Pa, 80 maja.
Bardzo uroczyscie obchodzono
dzie6 wiefczenia grob6w ma
tuteiszem pobojowisku. Odby-
}y sic procesye i ceremonie
wspanialsze, niz kiedykolwiek
przedtem, a zw}aszcza dzieci
szkolne w niezmiernej ilosci
wziely udzia} W uroczysto-
sciach i kwiatami posypywa{y
groby.
Szkaradne mOrderstwO.
FALL RIVER, Mass, 80 maja
Pona}nionO tu szkaradne NOR
derstwo, W skutek czego ME-
zmierne oburzenie panuje W
ca}em miescie. Ofara jest %
letnia panna Berta Manchester,
by}a uczennica szkoiy wyzszej.
Ostatni raz zywa ia widziano,
kiedy dis rano ojciec jej re
synem parobkiem odszed} do
miasta. Kledy powr6cono, syn
W kuchni odkry] zw}oki sio-
stry W ka}uzy krwi najokru,
tniej pokaleczone. Gdy policya
nadeszla, odkryto zakrwawio,
na siekiere W kupie drzewa.
Zw1oki ofary, z kt6rych su.
kuie by}y zdarte, leza1y przy
piecu, dokad nieszczesliwa sic
wlok}a. Twarz i g}owa do ME-
poznania by}y pociete iposzar-
pane. Okaza}o sic, re sypialnla
nieszczesliwej by}a obrabowa-
na. Me ma sladu mordercy.
Sasiedzi wcale ME s}yszeli ha-
}asu, a tenn dziwniej GAIA spra.
wa sic przedstawia, re farmer
trzyma kilka wielkich i bar.
dzo z}ych ps6w.
Romantyczne zaslubiny.
New YORK, 80 maja. Dzisiaj
W kosciele reformowanym ma
rogu Madison ave. 38 ulicy
odby} sic Stub PAM Mary Ne
wins Blaine z Drem W. I. Bull.
Tylko naiscislejsi przyjaciele
obu familii byli zaproszeni;
by}o ME wiecej niz so os6b ma
slubie.
PRED trzema laty pani Blai-
ne ciezko zachorowa}a i wielu
sadzi}o, re nigdy ME przyjdzie
do siebie. DR.. Bull jeduakze,
kt6ry ia leczya, wbrew twier,
dzeniom innych lekarzy, byi
pewnym, ze ia uzdrowi. Mad:
zwyczajnym jego staraniom l
poSwieceniu prawdziwemu
jego strony PAM Blaine isto-
tnie zawdziecza zdrowie. Zde.
cydowa}a sic tez oddac mu re.
ke. Pa6stwo Bull odbeda po-
dr6z poslubna po Stanach Zje-
dnoczonych, a potem udadza
sic ma czas jakis do Europy.
Zamach ma bank.
HELENA, Mont, 80 maja.
DIS rano o godz. l pr6bowa,
no obrabowac bank National.
o tel porze osoby mieszkajace
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-05-31
q parlamentu angielskiego.

LoNDYN, 80 maja. = Izba
gmin ponownie odm6wi}a "a
daniu mnieiszosci, azeby odro-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
THE "MIpsHRMrTT."


bv which young sailors in the navy are
often called.
These disks are exactly like small
bulls-eye lanterns with regular lenses
and refectors.
The lenses, says the Boston Herald,
gather the rays and the rehectors
throw them out again. There is lay
er of phosphorescent cells between tho
two, and the entire effect is as perfect
as if made by some skillful optician.
Many other fish have "reAectors.
many have ''lenses," but the mid
shipmite" is the only kind that has
such splendid specimens OF both.
The fish is SO constructed that when
it is frightened by some devouring sea
monster it can close its lenses and hide
itself in the darkness. II can turn its
lantern off and on at win. and then it
is always filled" and ready when
wanted.
Another marine animal has lumin-.
Gus bulb that hangs from its chin, and
thus throws the, light before it to warn
it of the approach. of enemies. Still
another upholds big light from the
extremity of the dorsal fin. Others
again have constant supplies OF lumin-
GUS oil that runs down their sides from
the fms, making bright and constant
light all around it.
Most of the jelly fish are phosphores-
cent. These live far down, on the very
floor of the ocean, where it is always
dark and gloomy. The jewellers in
these watery depths are provided with
lights of their own shining bodies and
fms, which illumine their home with 4
strange, though no doubt cheerful,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
WHERE CRUSOE LIVED.
The Rook-Bound, Sea-Girt Isle Of
Juan Fernandez.
Tho Lonely Spot ON Which That Hardy
Scotch Buccaneer, Alexander Sell
kirk. Made His Home for Four
Long, Lonely Years.

Upon Juan Fernandez, OF Mas-a-
terra. rock-bound, sea-girt islet in:
the Pacific ocean, may the name of
Robinson Crusoe's island be fairly be-.
slowed. For here, says London Black
and White, did that hardy buccaneer,
Alexander Selkirk, of Largo, in Scot
land, spend more than four dreary and
lonely years, thereby suggesting to
Defoe his immortal narrative. 1t must
be remembered, however. that other
spots upon the earth's surface lay claim
to Robinson Crusoe, too. Thus Tobago,.
in tho West Indies, is held to be the
true Crusoe's isle, and during the last
Colonial and Indian exhibition held in
London there was sent as an exhibit
from little Tobagc skull actually
purporting TO be that OF Robinson
Crusoe's historic goat! But the Scotch
pirate certainly suggested his romance
to Defoe, wherever that author may
have chosen to lay his plot. and for
this reason Juan Fernondez must be
interesting TO English readers, from
the crowns of it's volcanic peaks to the
silver surf which breaks eternally upon.
It's shores. Amidst the islands forests
Of tree-ferns did Selkirls live. build
him q habitatiou, and cultivate the soil;i
from its mountain caps must his weary
eyes have sought q sail through the
long years Of lonely waiting. Our
illustration, while showing point Of
Juan Fernandez especially associated
with Selkirk, affords at the same time
at characteristic aspect of the island
itself "Selkerk's Lookout" is ragged
mountain draped in foliage, thinning
towards the last rounded peak; and,
In 1865 tablet was placed in position
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28

another most distinguished officer that
when he was made general the world
lost the finest possible special CORE
spondent. And of Sir Evelyn Wood it
may be said with pride by newspaper
men that he would have been bound to
take the very foremost place In their
ranks had he devoted himself TO the
pursuit Of the gray goose quill" and
he clearly recognizes the utility OF =
profession, conducted in good faith.
which nature almost seems to have in
tended him to adorn. lie was born in
1858, the same year that gave Archibald
Forbes to the world.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28

beggar belonging to the class called
Kornmando-Schieber. These fellows
beg usually within very small districts
and know every house that Is good
for q meal or q ''pfenptg. Ny newly
made friend was kind enough to in-
struct both Carl aud me- in regard %
Msdgeburg.
"Thi. town Is rather 1esss lunfriend-
lyl. said he. "bui II ySu look out aud
beg very carefully you can get along.
A great trick here now j. IN tip the
PORTER Of good houses. aud thus get the
pull on every fiat in tho building.
You've got To lookout for the putt.
though. for II you're caught. you're
sure for .wentyfour hoars In the
kaxfen (prisop). Another sch~mn that
works pretty well with as fellows who
know the town. IL - send around beg
cling letters. You can easily make
quite sfos, ihasil II you work the pis "a
web stlI. It's risky for strAag~rs- II
you arc going TO stay here soas. yeu'd
better make friends with the A<7Ae'vs
cater. lie a pretty good &Srs fellow.
and If you let him know that you We.
got little money. he'll look cut Tor
Won when the putt makes hAs iaspeo
zion now aDa taen- There's srnthing.
you k1o.s. Ike stsncInsr IL S~1th them
that's Asg lcleverj, add you can bet
that fellow ia What d. yusf ~sy.
TO a schnapps. brother
Nv first night In this ,rasDp.' ness
was one I shall never forget. Isaspt
with an old beggsr In = bed long since
given over 70 oil zr lo.1gers. who fcnght
"a tina. night a. Il were FrenchDsrl
And the stencil IN .he siespi ng ro1se
was similar ia that sf pagv;y. AM
complaint. however. world have becu
useless. for the price pal SvaS onl<
thr1c cents. and for tAzt snIs cf money
one could III. expect very fSTs~h- 7 Aen-
TOO. the host asked f1r To ~le~Es@Ezs~
t.o.4a-p2p pier. and tats va "a adj
vantage which mast be ct ever
against rsoa. q the amor ancss. AgE-
.srtb.Ios&. ! wss glad enough - turn
oct early IN tk- morning ard look Tor
= .bre4 X fast. uh5ca was s0,pa forsza,
la; tborouga ~ Eeropeaa II g7aniity.
C.rl coatinued beIsing even sfteF his
breaAfzst. vgl.iIs I remained 30 the
lodging -bouss TALKING vita some os
the ia1nztsa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28

A camel has twice the CARRYING
power OF an OK. With an ordinary
load of 400 pounds he can travel twelve
or fourteen days without water. going
forty miles day. They are fit TO work
at years old. but their strength begins
TO decline ct -. although they usually
live TO 20. The Tartars have herds OF
these animals. often 1000 belong
ing 10 one family. They were numer-
Gus in antiquity. for the patriarch job
had 5000 The Tinbuctoo or Meharri
breed is remarkable for speed and used
only for couriers. going 500 miles in
eight DAYS. with meal Of dates or
grain at nightfall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
SIR EVELYN WOOD.

The New Quartermsster General OF the
British Army.
Sir Henry Evelyn Wood, who has
Just received the appointment of quar-
termaster general in the English army,
has been In turn sailor, q dragon, a
leader Of irregular cavalry. an infantry
leader, diplomatic and an admins
TRAITOR. He has fought in the Crimea,
the mutiny, Ashantee. South Africa
and Egypt, and as Q result Of these
heroic enterprises he wears dazzling
display of decorations. the Victoria
cross among them. He is il addition
,barrister, learned in the law, and .
brilliant and faoile writer. It was said of
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. Oct 27.-CATTI.E- Recsipts 7.Mn,
sbipmepts 500. Native cows steady. others lower.
Texas steers 81 1900 ~, TexaS cows u 700 ~.
shipping steers 81 25G5 IS native cows 81 2DG3 10,
but hers stock - 55a3 -. stockers ana feeders
2! 25as 10 HOGS Receipts J0CU shiuments 300.
Market 5des5c lower Bulk g 90GE6 CO. heavies s. -
O. 10. packers s. 10. mixed = oGs 10 Hight
s. 25d6 10. Workers s. 2j@6 IL: pigs 50 254t 10.
SHtET-KeceIpts so. shipments 20, Market slow
Lambs 81 10, muttons e 5je3 35
~. LOUIS. Oci. 2.-CATTLE-Receipts 23OO ship.
menfs lSH. Market quiet, Texan ard Indian steers
Il iG@S 25 COWS ami hefers 81 S0tl2 -. HOGS-ife-
r-iptr 2I shipments lst. Maj ket ic lower. Choice
heavy ST lr6 40 mixed s. 1e6 - Lights s. su95 ~,
sHktp-Re, eipts zoo. Shipments 40l Market bare
~ steady. rair native mutt ons 80 1903 70.
CHICAGO. Oct. observation-disclosures 10, o.
Nhipments 500. Market unchaD ged though slightly
more active. HOGS-kecepts AuOO. shipments
1906 Market again wea <, declining l0@l5c. Bulk
Of sal los: heayes and meium ST. 0ss6 30: light 81 90
tg5 20. SHEGP-ksceip's l2,Up shipments 43tN.
Bulk OF sheep came from beyond Missouri river aud
sold at prices ranging down from s. ~. Lambs
comparatively 81, ady at 81 JO@s< 10.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28

Trains designated as local or mixed do not run on
Sunday .>-
For I'M information call at city ticket Office IA
Main street.
Uepoi corner Second and Wichita streets
Z RI.ECkIEY. p and II. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
3 Cts.
The Peoples Column.

The Want Columns Of Daily PAPER tel
yer where il pay. - advertise.
II Yen lave snything 10 BUY, SELL,
TRADE OR RENT. try these eoiuEsns.
sF Payable strictly in Advance.
No advertisement taken for less than 1c~.
ore line advertisements charged same
rate rs I'VE lines.
Prices given under classified heads in this
celunn applicable only - local advertise
mcn;s. No foreign advertisements taken al
above rates
Answers 10 advertisements sent in care OF
the EAGLE Office should 6e called for within
ten days after insertion. When advertisers
wish repiys forwarded 10 them stamped envei-
opes must besent.
Reference to former All vertiseln. MS should
give descripj zen and date of insertion or copy
OF the advertisement should be sent.
Not responsible for advertisements given
or discontinued BY telephone
CLASSIFIED advertisements VIII be cents
per line each insertion; average seven words
10 hEe, agate measurement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
The quickest way OF smoothing
rough characters IS 20 iTon them

Mr. Balfour. who will X Is thought.
be premier OF England some day, II his
health lasts. IS also thought TO DE the
most interesting bachelor IL England
He is handsome, his face being nnco;a-
monty refined and clever in expression;
and for statesman ne i Young. his
years counting ~. He is nephew Of
the marquis of Salisbury, and an IN
married sister prcsides over his house
IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28

When an Armenian maiden attasns
her seventeenth rear and is not en-
gagged 10 De married she must undergo
a strange punishment. She - forced
70 fast three days; then for twenty
four huurs her food Is salt fish and she
is not permitted TO qnench her thirst
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
Oh cago 0IaIu and Produce.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2..-Whest: No cash &C
0ctoner 6,c. December Gdc. May iS,sc. Corn; No
cash 5S12c, October S>1sc. November Ssssc Deem
her oSiac May 4-asc Oats: NO :, cash &c. October
pc. November sS1set Deccmbe. ....c. May &c.
lSe e6a.7c. Barley nominal, Flaxseed 81 10 Tim
nthy 81 ~. Pork; cash 81. 5kS /, -. October SIS 90
January SIS A. Lard; cash $i0 lsss 40 b.. October
RIO ~ November 81 10, January -. short ribs:
- Goes .. Shoulders g. 0A6i %. Nlioit clear
- 25td9 20. sugar unchanged. Butte cas- er.
.Teamery 22@-1c. Dairy Is ds.c. Es.s weak 2@
a3.c.
Whea;-Receipts lGs0,o. shipments As 0c0. Corn
Receipts Zsi.wG, shipments ls .UoJ Oats Receipts
eJl.Go. shipments o,0O-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
LINING LANTERNS.

Queer Fishes That Garry Bright and
Striking Sea Torches.
Away down in the dark depths OF
the ocean there are living lanterns
that are borne about to light up the
darkness. A queer fish called the
s.Midshipmite" carries the brightest
and most striking of all these sea
torches.
Along its back. under it and at the
base of its fins there are small disks
that glow with clear phosphorescent
light like rows of shining buttons on
the young middy's uniform-in this
way it gets it's name midshipmNe,"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28

Now. said a writer - para
graph, "be good little joke. and when
you are old enough you skall have the
honor of being ascribed be the maya
zines to one or another of Ahe worlds
most celebrated people"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28

On October 6. and the Missouri Pa
citic railway viii! make a rate OF $l4 ~ 70
Chicago and return. and SO - to ST Louis
aud return: tickets good retsrping until
Oct. is Call at city ticket oftics, ia Nora h
Main street, or at the depot. corner Second
and Wichita streets, for full inform tiou.
f. L. BLECKLEY,
Passenger and Ticket Agen-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
~. Iouis Grain and Produce.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 27.-Nnext higher. cash toe,
October Gsac; November &C December ask
sl Nay iJ>sc bid. Torn higher: cash S7@-GS5Sc, Oc
lohsr. S7s.c nominal; Novem '~r 5ia4c nominal. be-
cember %iSsc, year 54sa asked. January ass4c nom
nal. Mas iec bid. oats easier: cash 2c bid Octo-
Der 2ts.c nomiDa,; Nov~mu Der 2U3ic nominal,
December &C. May Sl1sc bid. Pork vuiet SIS 90
Lard fiimer. 81 75,9 50. Lead stronger s. 81. Rye
No izc bld. Bran higher; east track Gle FaXseed
,,wer. .Jsec. Cornmeal steady, VI SUE So Butter
teparstor creamery 27S2Sc, choice dairy 2oa &c.
less l61s&l,c
Whest-Receipts $500 shipments lI.OOO. Cora
Receipts 6j,Do. shipments 22OJG Uats-Receipis
5000. shipments Lee
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
HAs iorafiar

Bobbie-'I should think you would
have gone 10 sea, pop. when you wers
boy
Bingo-''Wha; put that idea into
your headg'
Rcbb3e-'B Because yod are such
good whaIeE no~. Detroit Frs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
same Old Coca

A coon with a leather strap around
Its neck. which was lost by young
woman az Chester, ". Va, about If
teen years ago. was found the other
day by hunter IN the woods near
Chester. The animal sti1 had tho
leather collar around its neck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28

Elegant reclining chair cars all trains. AMI
Pullman sleepers from Wichita 10 Kansas City and
chicago without change night trains. .lcse'5
sold and baggage checked through TO all points
north south. east and west, ard steamship ticke's
cold to all European points al lowest rates CITY
ticket urfce 10 ksst Douglas avenue, corner Main
street; passenger station corner Douglas and 3lead
avenues Telephone i9.
!. II. PHILLIPS. Tfck-t Agent
rNo. SEBASTIAN. IL 7. & T.. A, Chicago, Ill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-28
Alexander Hami;ton's Watch.

A watch that was worn bv Alexan-
der Hamilton when the declaration Of
independence was signed and also dur
ing the duel with Aaron Burr Is IN the
possession OF Louis II. Habb;ns, OF
Madison, Wis.
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Frisco Line.

SI4.95 TO Chicago and return: SO - 10
-. Louis and return, Oct Is to 81. inolu-
sive Final limit Cor return Nov. Is Two
trains daily; 1925 a. IN. and lo:S5 p m
Chair ard Pullman cars without c7ange
TO ST. Louis las
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KANSAS CITY. Oct 27.-Wheat 1sc higher. No. .
hard 5i@5sJfc; No red 55esJG.. Corn N bet
er demand. No. mixed 32d52isc. No. white s4S
sil8c. Cats slow; No. = mixed 251.es2 iec No. ::
white 2Iee21fc Rye firmer a2osiJc lax steady. IS
n sac. Bran fim, J6Q0.c. hay firm; Timothy ~ ~
oil o. prairie SC 0ol7 % Butter easy; creamery y
a.sc, dairy IOes>2c. Frgs quiet, lao.
wheat tec~ipth. a.0UJ, shipments. S10DQ Corn
l-kecsipts. 40 SilpmentS ....., oets-hecepts
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TRAMpS tN GERMANY.


ists LsdsinS neessL
The October Century containss study
of tramp life made by = young Amer
lean in Germany who became q tramp
for two weeks. Here Il bis account ga
y trsmps' lodging house:
Entering the common meeting room
and saluting IS usua. we sat down a,
q table where there were other tramp
also. was immediately asked: 1--WE
kommst Du her? Wo whilst Du him9
Was hast -Dn fur geschaft" j an
swcred these questions as elevcrly a.
Il could, aud was soon deep in various
conversations. Before l had been talk
ing long made the acquaintance Of =
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Appropriate.

Spectator-Why. the center-fielder is
singing while running.
Stockholder-YeS that's trick of
his.
Spectator-What is he singing?
Stakeholder =" After the Ball.
Judge.