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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

ANTARCTIC MYSTERIES.
Region Where summer Never Smiles and
Explorers Rarely Venture.


Explorers Rarely Venture
The Antarctic is region of eternal
winter and of unmelting snow. where
so far as Is known-not a single plant
finds life within the circle, and where
n,ver living creature roams. The
zoologist is not drawn to the southern
circle as he is 10 the northern, and vet
the attractions for him are great. be-
cause they have all the charm of the
unknown. II is believed that only a
few of the hardest birds build in few
of the sheltered corners OF the Antarc-
tie: but who knows? Who can say
that deep within those awful Solitudes
may not be revealed the mystery OF
the life OF the fur seal when he van
ishes from the waters of the north Pa
cific? OR that on some Antarctic con-
tinent or island may not be found .he
priceless remnant of the great aux
triDe2 We know not. at any rate. what
riches or poverty may be there until
We go to see. And nobody has yet gone
to see-beyOnd the fringe.
1t is a curious fact that no one has
ever wintered within the Antarctic.
many as have been The expeditions and
ships companies which. eompulsOrilv
or voluntarily. have wintered IN the
Arctic. There has been no need 70 do
so. for there has been no possible goal
beyond. such as India, which EEs7 led
our mariners into the Arctic: no scien-
tifie romance such as has characterized
the quest for the northern pole.
And yet another thing differentiates
the Arctic from the Antarctic. In the
north there is-unleSs DR.. Nansen -
grievouSly uistasen-a pole surround
ed 5y water. In the south there j
pole surrounded 81 .and-a polar basin
sS opposed = poIar continent NEsle
the books and esSays. the theories and
journals. which have been published
concerning ths Arctic region would
I'll library. handful Of voluzlscS con
tains al that has eFer beca printed Of
records IN the Ant2Ecfic-Ail the feaE
Eound.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
DECLINED WITH THANKS.
Judge James Humphrey Not Willing to
Go Upon the Party Altar.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 25-Judge James
Humphrey of Junction City will not go
before the Democratic convention as a
candidate for associate justice of the su-
preme court. la letter to Topeka man
Judge Humphrey says:
Permit me To say that this CHASING me
among those who may aspire to, or pre-
sented to the convention for the nomIua-
tion, is ill-advised. Under the constitu-
ton of this state | am ineligible by reason
of my present position Of district judge to
hold any other state Office during the con-
tinuance of the term for which | was
elected. L do not think it either advisable
or proper to nominate man who could not
take the office if elected, no matter how
soever improbable his election might be
While l must own to feeling compli-
meuted by the suggestion of my name,
believe it my duty to ask that it be no
longer considered"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
QUIET ON THE ISTHMUs.
Washington Disturbed Over Compli.
cation-Central America Serene.

WASHINGTON. June -. - The Saliva
dorean refugees now aboard the United
States steamer Bennington at La Libertad
are still causing this government much
concern and their disposition was the sub
lect of long conferences today between the
president and Secretaries Gresham aud
Herbert.
DIR. GuZmsn, the Nicaragusn minister
here, has received "A cablegram
from DR.. C,tsteilanos, minister
OF foreign affairs at Nicaragua
conseDting to his acceptance of the Office
OF minister for Salvador at Washing gtou
and notifying him that his credentials
would go forward by mail. 4 cablegram
was also received by DR.. Guzmaa from
President Zslaya of Nicaragua, as follows;
Deny empaatIcelly the report of a
rupture between Nicaragua aud Costa
klca- Also that this government has
solicited the surrender of the Nlcaraguau
refugees in Costa Rica.n
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
vINETTa-S VAN GUARD.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 25.-"Colonel"
Niuette, in command of two divisions of
the second California regiment of Com
monwealers, arrived in Armourdale this
morning. The men number about fifty
and they came in from Topeka in punches
OF ten and twelve. beating their way on
trains AT the start the army mum bered
250 and Ninette says the others are follow
ing, being scattered all over Kansas aud
Colorado. Two members, a color bearer
named Mclean and private named
Wolfe, We're run oyeE by trains and killed
op the way.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
GRAzERs WANT GROUND.

WAsHNGTON, June pa large num-
Der OF petitions for opening the lands of
The national parks of California for the
accommodation of sheep herders have been
received at the interior department, The
department, however, has declined to
take this action on the ground that 1t
would constitute violation of the act
of congress under which the parks were
set aside, and that congress alone can
act There are ! ,76S square miles of land
embraced in the three parks, the Yosemite,
the Sequoia and the General Grant,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

Special Dispatch 20 the Daily Eagle.
DIGHToN, Kan, June %. - Early this
morning some brute broke into
the rooms occupied by Miss Bell Donovan
aud younger sister, two highly respected
young ladies attending the normal, and
after beating the younger into insensibility
twice ravished the older one and made his
escape. The young ladies can give very
little description OF their assailant further
than that he was a white man, but clues
are being followed vigorously. The town
is greatly excited and a lynching may
occur. The younger girl is in a pTecari-
Gus condition as she was badly beaten
over the head and lost a great deal OF
blood. Two hundred dollars reward is
offered.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
CAMPBELL PRODUCE CO.,
Buyers and shippers of
BUTTER, EGGS and P0Ul TRY
CORNER FIRST and FIFTH.
EXCURSION TO AsBURY PARK, N. ].

Tue Baltimore and Ohio railroad com
pany will sell excursion tickets TO Asbury
Park, y. j., and return, from all points on
its lines, July 9Th, Ssh aud 9th. good re-
turning until July 10th with privilege of
extension until September first, provided
the return portion Of the ticket is deposited
with the joint AWeut as Asbury Park, on
or before July 18TH. Tickets will BE- valid
for passage via New York and will be Is
sued for the outward journey via Il * o.
X. r. and Washington, aud for return
journey via any OF tue other through lines.
The round trip rate from Chicago viii
be So 90, and correspondingly low from all
other points on the Il. & o. system.
Tickets will also he sold at all principal
offices throughout he west and northwest.
Fog information IN detail address l. :
Allen. Asst. q. p A, b q y. X r, Gran 4
Central Depot. Chicago, Ill.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
THEY WERE AL COUSINS.
Ricbnsnd's social Web l. Eaestrio.s5g
TaBEled sDd kuSifsd-

Two hundred women and al talking
- once. and All calling each other -
their Chrsstiaa names. and consfnEIl-
eating their afsirs gyith art.ess free.
dom. u j. very dciightfaI. that securi.
- the Clembers of such . society feei.
D. is worth a fortune 10 ~ socially abe
- he poor and badly Grcssed 4n1 pro
vincaaI. 4 enc has = mad - And
everybody s. related 90 essrJ body eiae
whish admits q drauzafic ssf tlofsa.
Fer iustaa ace. your sH,1nsss'ut sto,sss
IN the door~ag 81 tbe relfptsOa and
heard sn iunoesaI stranger set ber~el;
into . maze Ilks tsa
What q TerV qnoer ieokiaz sonnar
there ia tbe blsez aiFses zusva and sLs
sailor hst--asso - earts Is sbez~
My aHnt. Nrs. tjsueral ----
sob no. no- np. set thz; r~SssSs.
h:zA-hFsa iaeksnT lady 40. thss ons
ueKt thai queer psTsssE -
-oh- tsst - nay fsTsi eoasss. Nrs 50
socs'e Justice ---F
'-oh. m. not that one bat saia IL .
sper.aen r fhe rsaa.sb.li lit.es - f.sras.
aozsd sosria. lie. The passin az ssr4nsst
zsrt haeue snd wrgts . nrss e4t~eh rrs
Who rsas Tie zssss is.rsnhate n4zs -
ihs ElHe7
Neleh.z.fiec, t-rcsess he taas rei,hes
faihcr aDr rn0thrr ny psrcass. pa
grad P4rsnts
&na the nsEt favoreS br Prov &c n1es
Nhe bas 1oshaA. tas soa "a Szn-
EseAzs0z.a Letter
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

A DoEEsTieATEo sea gull. owned hy
Frank Russell % Che boyEaa. W..
rans around the farm with = batch O;
chickens which Il kztche5
II Texas were Ia - down IN Europ-
f. might be 80 pa eed as 70 include ths
capitals Of Engias I'd. frznoe. Beivsuzs,
sgilze rizSd. AHstris and Germany
5 FOwDEs maze fr9m = foasA sheo
known a. tar dev5fs taumh - re-
gar3ed g. cure aad . FrsFaHissr
Of v.sooviug cgagh ~ many parts -
E1~iand aud ireiz11
A. cleBhaB, has 3 p-acslsar WAY .
cooling himself rheu TIE sezfler =
,ra-rn and fresh water ret - had
H~ pats hss ,rgnk in ais th-ost. Srszs
water fron5 Ais stoEssch sad sFsTszzies
s. -7Ter has h2rE
= the irsai n = eonfcsfe1 1ta,~ cass
before Sa-rozate loa1.ay az AInzns.
the o.hcr dsg - szrrogate sz.sls
Many . mar has one thozszn1 dol
lz-s' worth q stoss sasssr~s ssr sSs
taozkaz1 1o---z
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
PPENpERGAST.s CASE.

CHICAGO, June 25-The assassination OF
President Carnot of France has added
fresh interest to the case of Carter Har-
rison's murderer, Prendergast, whose IN
sanity case today got fairly under way. 1t
was freely predicted in the court room
that this latest staying of "a public CHAR
acter would have its effect on the Prender-
CAST jury, the members of which are not
denied newspapers, and the material
wonld be found in the person of Prender-
gast for an. example 10 would-be assassins.
Mrs Prendergast. mother of the assassin,
was in court for the first time since the
day the murder trial closed. Today's pro-
ceedings developed nothing sensational.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
CRIME MOST FOUL
HUMAN BRUTE ASSAULTS TWO
YOUNG GIRLS AT DIGHToN.

Their Sleeping Apartment Entered
and the Younger Beaten Into In
sensibility While the Other Be-
comes the Victim OF the
Fiend's!Lustful Passions.
Brute a White Man
Who viii Swing
fCaught-Big
Reward.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

NTw YORK. June s. Sseadv: We--
torn dairy. hssl5C; western creamery. ilalSise.
western factory. 9lsaltlso. Elgias. lsls. state
dairy l2al.lae, state creamery. ISsiSSsc
Eggs-tirmer state and PennSv ivania,
lsis.sl5C; we tern, fresh, lli.alstec. Receipts
5.i2. packages.
Coffee Options opened dull but TUNED more
more active ia afternoon ON RaitimOrs buying
orders closed steady at sal0 points Ret advance.
sales, U.uJ1 hagc. inclu.iing July. Sll 81.
August, at 81 ssail %. september, slf "a
"a -. Decetr ber. $50
spot Coffee Rio. steady. No. Z lsliaiess
mild. steady: Cordova laaialf. sales. uSi hag
high grade Rio. y. T. go bag Central Amer
can and 80 BAGS Mexican private terms.
Sugar-Rehned firm.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The president,
In speaking today of the financial situa-
lion, said to an Associated Press repre-
sentative: The offer of certain of the New
York banks to replace from their vaults
the gold Withdrawn from the government
treasury for shipment abroad is certainly
thoughtful and patriotic. 1t not only
tends TO maintain the treasury's gold re-
serve Fin good condition, but adds to the
stock, of popular confidence which is at all
times important. The elements which
make I'D our actual situation do not
Justify any apprehe nsion and the adminis-
Iration still adheres To its pledges and de-
termination to protect our national credit
at all hazards and to keep the quality of
our money equal to the best, SO far as the
limits of executive power permit. OF
course croaking and the spread of dis
QuietlDg tales is calculated On in such
stringent financial conditions. / assume,
however, that there is too much patriotism
among our people and too much
familiarity with our resources and capa-
bilities TO permit our reserved force and
financial vigor to be discredited.
When the last government bonds were
issued TO replenish our stock of gold it was
nearly as low as now, while outside of
our gold we had as available money to pay
ordinary expenses of the government only
about SIS, 600, 900. We have now besides
cur gold, and in money applicable TO gov
ernment expenses, more than S53 O0O, 900.
! understand it is charged in certain quar-
ters that the payment of matured obliga-
tions is postponed TO the amount of $50,
0O0 900 or SO, ,0OOO co., This is not true.
We are paying as we so, in the usual way.
Last year up TO June the balance against
US arising from the exports and
imports of merchandise, excluding gold
ana silver, was SD, 552 U40. Tue balance in
our favor for the same period this year
was S62, $40, ,562 representing change in
our favor of Sl27, ,512,60S. These conditions
taken in connection with the willingness
of our banks to help the treasury during
any temporary and unusual drain of gold,
ought to satisfy the most conservative of
our safety. 1t must not be forgotten as
another favorable feature in the situation,
that we are no longer purchasing silver or
issuing gold obligations therefor"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
PECULIAR ACTION.

CHICAGO, June 25.-Wiliiam A. Simsrott,
late treasurer aud secretary of the Switch
mems Mutual Aid association, has left the
city. He was discharged from an inebrl-
ate asylum aud quietly took his wife and
child and went away. His relatives say he
did not tell where he was going, but said
he would be absent month. Considerable
comment is occasioned by the discovery
that the eX-oificial, whose accounts are
said to be short upward of $25 Geo. left
without any word as to his whereabouts.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
STRIKE AT HOMESTEAD

PITTsBURG. Pa, June 25.-The laborers
employed in the thirty and forty inch
mills of the Homestead steel works have
struck and the departments are idle. The
men formerly worked in gangs OF ten. but
lately the number has been reduced 10
six. The strikers claim that this reduction
made the work too hard and they Quit TO
force the company TO restore the gangs to
their former places.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
MICHIGAN MINERS OUT

IRoNwOoD Mich. June 25-Two thous-
and five hundred Gogebic range mine en-
ployes are idle now in consequences of the
action of the receivers of the Colby mine
in closing that property this morning. 4
mass meeting of noE-union miners from
the first, which ordered the strike. has
been called for Tuesday afternoon. They
want to go to work At once aud will ask
the companies for protection should the
unionists attempt to prevent resumption.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

700 was taken, has not been solved: A
change has been looked for for some time.
Mr.. Gardner today made a statement 70
the public, in which be says himself and
assistant are made the victims of the rob-
berry, aud that while he was in the east
having surgical operation performed, a
scheme was put up to turn him out. which
has worked. He promised some new light
n ftls. Sul..aar
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

CHICAGO, June 25.-Wheat averaged 1rm
but did not make great headway in its
upward course. 1t stepped out boldly
more than once but slid back again and
was only I. cent higher at the close than 1t
was at the corresponding time on Satur-
day. Corn was eaiser, as also were oats,
while provisions were firm but on a very
slim trade.
Wheat opened dull. then showed consid-
cradle life for time, but later became
quiet and So continued 10 tie end. Ii
opened i cent higher in sympathy with
better cables; declined u cent on selling
by local bear and rain in the wheat belt;
Rallied cent on the heavy decrease in tue
amount on ocean passage, IN the visible
supply, and low stocks, eased oil cent
on lower late cables aud free realizing,
and closed steady with "A gain OF cent
over last Saturdays final.
IG corn, the rains, the larger receipts,
favorable crop reports, lower cables and
increase in the local stock OF $4,000 bushels
were the bear reasons. Trade WAS dull and
the close showed n loss OF Is cent in price
compared with Saturdays last quotations.
In oats there WIS d weak feeling on
larger receipts. on the rains aud on more
favorable crop reports. Bartlett-FraZier
did the selling. The local stock, 100. 00O
bushels, showed an increase for the week
of 80, 600 bushels The close showed a loss,
compared with Saturdays close of q
cents in July and cent in September.
Provisions advanced for some time on
buying by local packers in the belief that
the run of hogs would soon show decided
decrease. then eased Oft with the loss in
value of live hogs, but closed with an ap-
probation of % cents all around.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
CLOSING srooK QUOTATIONS.


Srw YonK. June -. Money on call easy
Al per cent. last loan per cent. giused PER
cent Prime mercantile p1prr @'ta4iS per
cent HfcriIlg exchange aFu vita at
nal businc-s IN bsnkcfs' balls a. 50 "a for
bills. pazted rates. 81 s-ass ~ CoHtsers isf
bills "a ~-f silver Certificates 8fasd.
Tie total sales o. stocks ffriaY wrrs
I0s ss8 shs.rss includi ng AtcE iso5, ps. Amer
icau Sugar D.16. Chicago Ca, 81. .ssi. Disti!i-
iul. 6stE l. & y $40 National Lead COM
pany s,e3 Northern EaClne. pfd, $50. ST.
Paul ~ 50.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
KNOCKED OUT OF TINE

BY that abls blood dspuFeDt. HOststtsr's
Stomach Bitters. tbs Young giaot. rosama-
tlsgD. WithdrAws beaten. Ia maturity IL II
hsraer % coGqasr. Atfns< 4 81 sbs start
with HOsJstbsr's -ssE5 sch Bi,tsrs, aud
saye yourself years u sgoaY aud constant
danger. f1r this ma!ady u aluaYs liable 20
attack the heart Possst "a mslaTss.
dyspepsia. constipation. nsrvoasas.& sad
kidney c0mpiaiG. IL be Bitisrs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
MONTGOMERY COUNTY DEMOCRATS

INDEPENDENCE, Kan, June 25.-The
Democrats of Montgomery county held
their convention in this city Saturday and
selected delegates TO the state, congress
sional aud judicial conventions Resolu-
tions We're adopted fayoriug an iucome
tax, opposing woman suffrage and favor
ing straight Democratic ticket this fall
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
LANDS FOR SETTLEMENT

Los ANGELES, Cal, June 25.-Judge
Ross this morning IN the United States
circuit court delivered his opinion In the
case of the United States versus the South
ern Pacific Railway company, involving
about zoe, 600 acres of land in Ventura aud
Los Angeles counties. Judge Ross finds
for the government and throws open this
vast tract of land to settlement.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
SURPLUS CASH.

WASHINGTON, June 25.-The cash bal
ance in the treasury today WAS Sis. .594.-
666, of which see 600. 295 was gold. One
million in gold was taken today from the
New York sub-treasury for export. With
saturdays deposits in the sub-treasury
This makes the true amount OF the re-
serve S54, 49e 295
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
DEFENDS HER GOOD NAME.
Lady Member of a Topeka Church Sues
a Member for Defamation.

Topeka. Kan, June ,25.-Mrs. Rosana
b. Schlechter filed suit in the Shawnee
county district court Saturday against l..
5. Whiting for $1,000 damages for defama-
tion of character. Both parties are promi-
nent members OF the Lutheran church.
Ia the spring of 1892 the church went on a
picnicing excursion To Bismarck grove.
near Lawrence. Mrs. Schlechter and
Whiting ran one of the stands, aud when
The money was counted after the picnic
they were short So 1t is alleged that
Whiting promptly accused Mrs. Schlechter
of stealing the money, aud has since re-
ferred TO ner as a thief. Hence the suit.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
INDUSTRIES REVIVED.

PITTsBURG, Pa, June PA revival in
local industries which mill men conf
IDENTIFY predicted would follow the settle
ment of the coal strike, was evidenced to-
day when plants in all sections of the city,
some of which have been idle for months,
resumed work with full force of hands
in all departments.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
THEY COULDN'T AGREE.
Jury in Ellis Election Fraud Case Fail
to Agree---Discharged.

MASON CRY, Mich, June 25-The jury
in the case against General Ellis, charged
with altering the voting returns on the
amendment Increasing his salary, have
announced that they cannot agree. They
have been out since Saturday afternoon.
The jury again, after being sent back,
announced their inability to agree and
were discharged. Tney stood seven for
acquittal and five for conviction.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
DRY eooDs

NEw YORK, June % 5-Business has not
been active. still there was more do.ng
than was expected because 81 SO many alb
sentees on accannt OF Saturdays weather
Giughams, dress goods, blescaed aud
brown cottOns had attention and fair sales.
Dwight Anchor 50 inch brown At valus
Printing cloths dull aud uomiuai
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
:, per gallon, 81 10.
GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
81 Louis G. ain.

On the Produce exchange today the buttes
market was steady; creamery, l4l2al1c; dairy,
ll12alic, Eggs, steady. 912alUc.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and vicinity TODAY
Hhowery and continued warm.
Highest temperature yesterday -. "a
Lowest. . ~
-NeSsh IS
With mild thunder storm and heavy rann
after l;lo a. II. Rainfall LIS, and trace of
Iain at ESQ y. m.
The rainfall this month is 4.ai inches above
The average, and a promise OF more 10 follow
Average for month thus far - i
June average. past dVe years - "a
Average for 25th day -. :
ERED L. JOHNSON, Observer
WASHINGTON, June 25-Following Is the
forecast up TO p. N. Tuesday:
For hansss-GeneGally fair: sousheas,
winds
For Oklahoma Generally fair; south
winds.
For Colorado-Variable winds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
IT SLIDES BACK
WHEAT MAKES AN Effort TO AD-
VANCE BUT SLIPS DOWN.

Better Cables and Heavy Decrease
Amount on Ocean Passage Cause
Brisk Attempt to Reach Higher
Ground, but Bears are Aid
ed by Rains aud Keep
Prices Down-Corn
and Oats are Both
Easier Live
stock.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
PROMISES NEW LIGHT.
Deposed Cashier of El Dorado Bank Says
He Can Tell Something.

Ell DORADO, Kan, June 25.-The stock
holders OF the Exchange National bank of
this city. at the election of officers last
Saturday evening, deposed II. H. Gardner
cashier, aud j. ID. Rearick, his assistant.
The robbery of last March, in which Sl5.-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

ST. LOUIS. June 2j.-Wheat-Cash; cash,
$3.50; June, 5iI@c; July, 51I4c: August, J59sc.
CoBN-Cash. 3g5sc, June, $3.50; July, Jc1sc;
September. SIC.
0ATs-Cash. 42}4c: June. $3.50; July, 35lSc,
PORK-Firmer; jobbing Sl3 l212.
LARD-Nominally lower, IS j5a6 osl1.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
WHOLESALE EVIcTIoNs

PITTSBURG. Pa. June 25.-Two hundred
families in company houses at the Pan
Handle mines, Painters Run, have been
eyicted. The firm refused to sign the
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
AGnaS SAT-

Dashavay-I have been t2king horse
back lessons for the past week
Cleve-ton--EIo- s-e you getting onf
DasAa-ay-I've got sol can ST dowa-
-B-ooklyn LIE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
Cash quotations were as follows:

" heat, 52ajSc; No. > red 5914c. No ? corn, 405sc
4a5Sc. 49, No. smhite 46I%i.c, No white i5I@a46isc,
nom'I No 1. FOB sc. No fiaxseed 81 45, prime
timothy, ST 55as5 Mess pork per barrel, sl2 55a
l. 52l2 Lard. per 100 pounds, 50 'Oa.21a, short
shoulders. Shot boxed. So. Short clear
sides. boxed, s......:.. Whisky distilers'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

--AIl rxzg ar -hos~s~ns. z5o--<nz
poss.a'ls - sz2a base be~n isks as -.
49, 20 hlm ss2ss 81 ~sa z4sae ess -
sz~fh So Is~ ar7 ngsy. 40 10y -
ps.-s,i, 3 -z s.aSGy n s~A-s<
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26

A clear, soft, white skin, free from PIN.
pie. spot or hiemish, produced by CUTI
CURA SOAP.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
PULLMAN BOYCOTT.

Pure blood is better than blue blood"
To have pure blood take Hoods Sarsapa-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
STOCKS ARE DULL
AFTER A FAIR OPENING WALL
STREET GETS THE BLUES

Selling Orders Come ia Prom For e: gn
Accounts anl Caase q slump in
GrangcrS-E arm Weather
Hurts D:sliIlia=, and Pail
man aud Nurber OF
Other Stocks Lose
Ground - u ond
Market Weak.
QaotaIionS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-06-26
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, June u
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.