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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-11
ARE LAYING LOW
SPECTATORS AMAZING RESULT
OF new STRIKE ORDERS.
Wall Street is Under the Influence OF
Labor Troubles and Values are
Heavy in Tone-ChicaSo Gas
Suffers Sharp Bear Raid
Which Knocks Prices
Hard-Market Slug
gish All Day and
Closes Weak.
Quotations.

NV YORK, July 10.-The speculation
today was under the influence OF tue lab Dor
troubles in the west and while generally
heavy n tone Was occasionally given a
temporary strength hy the receipt of en-
couragiug advic-s from Chicago. Among
the more conservative operators there WAS
disposition TO do little, IL any. business,
pending the result of the effort to in
auCuraie general strike Of ali the trades
unions in Chicago tomorrow.
Press and private d,spai ches were Gag
eriy watched on the exchange and the
good or bal things were Instantly r.
fected in the course OF prices. Sugar
opened 4 higher aud then under free sell
ing broke sharply Il. 10 % rallied -
aud reacted 2. at the close. Chicago Gas
WAS subjected 10 a bear Id based on the
belief tbat the general strike which Is
Threatened must result in serious Injury TO
the companies interested. OF the Granger
group. Burlington and Quincy was weak
est. being sold largely on Boston orders
based OF anticipated decrease in earning;
the shares receded rs IN 1555, closing oulY
Is above the bottom nIure. -. Paul was
fairly well supported aud lost only s, with
4: recovery. Rock l. and sold down ] -
and rallied y, while Northwest lost "a
without recovery. The market was
sluggish during the afternoon, becoming
heavier As the day advanced and closed
weak. The houd market was IN the mAiu
weak and closed ocular.
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BISHOP THOMAS, DATES

TOPEKA, Kan, July 1O-Bishop Thomas
Of the College of the Sisters of Bsthahv
has made the following appointments for
July.
Sunday, 18th, Newton; 9th, Topeka; 29th
LeaveuworCh- He also announced the fol-
lowing appointments for his chaplain the
Rev. c. Rowland Hi: July l., Atchison:
July -, Hoiton; July Il, Troy; July Is,
Hiawaiha; July TO- Sabetha: july 90 Hor-
ton; July y. ST. Joseph; July %, Seneca;
July ~ Axtell: July -, Maryville; July %
Hanover; July y, Washington; July -,
Bellevllie: July 30. Scandal; July 81, Cliff
ton: Aug. l. Topeka
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Coffee ODtlOns

NEW YORK, July -Coffee-Options
opened steady with prices from unchanged to
points higher. rallied on local covering ruled
generally firm su. closed steady ut net un-
changcd 10 10 points advance. Sales 1900
bags. Including July ga l5s2O, August sl4 Oja
Spot COtIee-Steady. Rio. steady: No =
l6i2. Mild quiet, steady, cordova. lgdl9l4.
Sales 5000 bags Rio NJ. and dhO3t Al 10
basis. No :. no sales.
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OMAHA, July lO-Cattle-Receip pts :. 900:
there were plenty OF good cattle on tue
market but the receipts were so large that
il had tendency 10 make the market Il
little slow aud a shade lower
Hogs-Receipts, Il geo; the market was
active aud cents higher. A. was the
case yesterday the shippers bought the
biggest part OF the stuff and will ship il
east on hoof While the top market was
Is, the bulk OF the stuff sold for $3.50
> 10 Light, I - To 10: mixed, - 20 }. 10.
heavy, 5 To ; I255.
Sheep-RecespJs, 200; market steady.
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TRADERS HOLD OFF
GENERAL INDIFFERENCE SHOWN
BY GRAIN SPBOULATORS.
Prices Undergo but Little Change.
Wheat Closes a Trife OF Under
the ParalyZinG Influence Of
Strike News and Uncertain
t. as to the Government
Report - Corn and
Oats Steady-Pro-
visions liz her.
No Stock In.

CHICAGO July lot is not often that
such general difference is displayed by
the speculative crowd as was shown today.
The strikers held them off on one.side and
on the other they were paraiyzed by the
uncertainty concerning the government
report. Prices underwent very little
change. except in provisions which made
a moderate advance. Wheat opened At
5Mj5 cent decline, gradually advanced =
cent, eased o: Is cent, became very quiet.
changing but little and the close showed
but "A cent loss. Private cable: were
rather conflicting, some quote wheat fun,
but inactive and others quite lower. The
trade was evidently looking for bullish
government report.
Corn was steady within a Il cent range
with moderate buying.
Oats were steady but dull. The range
was \ cent.
Higher Liverpool cables, the raising Of
the blockade at he yards and scarcity OF
offerings frmed provisions up today.
September pork is 5 cents higher, Septem-
Der lard ) cents higher aud September ribs
) cents higher.
Estimated receipts tomorrow: Wheat,
cars; corn, 81 care; oats, u cars; hogs
none,
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-rfr la--est czTe 81 Eerieo = zot IA
80 -rorlS- has beez fan - /. FFsoeA
- g1osev in tie sTi4ds x lie aou.a.sr~si-
T. b. be tozIuc = oszzo.erJ. Frovias faas
80 cavern lad ozss becs .-kA t--sL
- Ia - z fEzt al ~ geo h. 10
world. u1t cozatazZ t4Af r.. risg.a STATE,
-o-lc ~. make b.o-sx - aa~~ .asn
-.1 c-ls- y4l1z \ c4ts q tne AaeTo
@.r4eas1r1-s 1oaId u put la = r.oz4 =
let each wzy.
Dr tas RENTS "a t-r Br.ts- army
,sst veer G. - -se~~ brTz ia -L.
be -oof-za5 az4 -el 81 ls--a---
one sa.a--.ud t-e-e AuEs.-~a 49, SFe
- I-ess ygsag aolG.sra ~srs Hz<.sr
sssxnzt4aa ES4r1 g ass
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Sheep-Reee.pJs. 200; market steady.
KANSAS CRY. July 1o.-Cettle-Receipt

KANSAS CITY, July observation-disclosures
700. shipments 100; natives steady 10
weak; packers l0El5 cents lower
Texas steers, $. - ~ 90; Texas Cows
Sl25I2.50: beef steers. $ 25l5 co..
native cows. s. O0G35J: stockers ana
feeders. S3OO,G365. bulls. s. COOS -.
Hogs-Rsceipis 7.2J0. shipments, s. so:
steady To &c higher. bulk OF sAlzs, 500
as. 70. heayieS, S5.uOE5 =: rackerS.
a. GO. . y: mixed. g sp.aj 10. lights. = -
"a %; pigs, s. 50,E4 -: workers.. - 1904 a5.
Sueep-ReceIpJs, 2lo0; shipments, LOO,
best steady; Others slow.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, July 10-As usual on Tues
day there was slow market that was fur
Their emphasized 10y the effects Of the strike
upon the shipments OF goods. There
were many new buyers Ia this market. but
sales were unimporIAnt and We're confined
TO small assortments of some autumn
specialties. Print cloths steady with
II laS IN
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RARPER's HIGH SCHOOL.

TOPEKA, Kan, July l0-A special cleo
ton has been called III Harper county for
July 30, to vote on tie proposition for the
establishment of county high school.
The agitation Of the question of county
high schools become general in Kansas
and petitions for elections are being circu-
lated III several counties. These schools
have proven success in Ajchsou aud
Dickinson counties, where they have been
tried
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ONE THOUSAND BALLOTS.

LAWRENCE, Kan, July l0.-After taking
the one thousaudth ballot, the Second dis
trict Republican Congressional convention
failed 10 nominate Il candidate for con-
gress, and adjourned till . a. III. tomorrow.
There was no change from the vote last
taken at OIathe in Nav.
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RARRFR's coon IUCK

MEDICINE LODGE, July 10 Nature is on
no strike in this section of KANSAS where
the late rain lasted twenty-four hours.
All is bright aud crops booming. Corn is
booming and the cane crop is made. Two
thousand three hundred acres of cane is
about ready for The sugar mill.
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SUICIDE OF AN ACTRESS.

ARDNoEE, /. T. July lO-NIyiau Gale,
alias RISE Welcu, = woman Of i.l-repute
and formerly a member OF the Isaac Pey
ton Comedy company, ended her career
tins evening by taking chIOrnfoVm. Size
mas relatives ~ Iowa PARK. Tex, Armour
dale Kan. aud Spokane. Wash.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-11

There was warmer clear weather, light va
riable winds and Ugh barometer during the
last twenty-four hours.
FRED l.. JoHSsoN Observer
WASHINGTON, July 10.-FOllOwng is the
forecast up to s y. II. Wednesday:
For Kansas-Fair; continued warmer; south
winds.
For Oklahoms-Fair and warmer; south
winds.
For Colorado-Fair Wednesday, followed
by local showers and cooler Wednesday night;
south winds shifting 10 west
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-11

ST. LOUIS, July O.-Wheat-Lower; cash,
5419c; July, 5i34c; August, Sc; September,
54l5a543sc; December, 513sc.
CoRN-Cash. firm 4lI2; optiors easier; July,
39l5c: August. 39lsc; September 39' &C.
OATs-LOwer; cash. 4c asked; July ,34c asked;
Aug. 2S34c; sept. 2S$4c.
PoRK-Iigher; jobbing Sl3 %.
LARD-NOminally higher; steam, Sc e.;
choice ST so
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Washington Park Races.

CHICAGO, july l0.-kOur favorit9s got
the money at Washington park today and
Perkins brought Ia four OF the six win
ners. Ia the fifth race Cash Day not only
outran Ida Pickwick but he also equalled
the record for mile and seventy yards,
III
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

New YoRK,July 10 Buiter-Quiet but firm;
western dairy l0laal4i2c. do creamery l4a.3lC,
do factory lOal4c, EigIns nc, state dairy Ia
1Sc, do creamery lJa2)C.
EEgs-Weaker. State and Penn l5al6, west
ern fresh l4al5, cas- es s. UOa3 ". Receipts,
63I0 packages,
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~ ISIS the Formulation Of the British

N 1855 the population Of the British
colonies NUN bered %. 0oo, coo.
THE first modern states TO establish
colonies were Genoa and Venice.
TIKI annual commerce Of the British
colonies amounts 10 E4+s.0Jo, go.
The Phoenician colonies were found
e. for purely commercial purposes.
TIE feudatorv states Of India have
armies amounting 20 $4,000 men.
CAPE COLONY has increased IN popn-
Iatioa thirty per cent II sixteen years
ALGERIA i held by a standing force
OF 81. coo men. nearly all from France.
TIE most OF the trade 81 Cuba and
Porto Rico ! handled by the English.
THE English colonial policy was De
gun during the reign OF Queen Elizz-
beth.
TEy only remains 81 me splendid
French possessions in iu-ia are Eve
towns
INDIA has had twenty-four governors
general Warren Hastings being the
EzSE
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KANSAS MAN DISAPPEARS.

EFFINGHAM, Kan, July 10-This city is
considerably excited over tue disappear
ance of a. N. Bruce. who has had charge
OF the Eifingham creamery for the past six
months. He left Saturday night, saying
he was going fishing. Up to date no one
has been able 10 get aHy clue Hs to mis-
T. hprealCufS
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WIFE ACCIDENTALIY SHOT

GUTHRIE, .. T.. July 10-M Fooks, liv-
ing "a few miles from Chandler, was en-
gagei u cleaning his gun sunday after
noon. when IL was accidentally discharged.
shooting Nrs. EOokS. from tue effects OF
which sue died "a few hours atterwaTd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-11
BEWITCRiNG ORiENTALS.
Modern Raths, or the DsmscIs of the
Judean Hills.

UuOeRn hbs-
A correspondent of the Washington
Star has been doing" the Holy land,
and is filed with admiration for tho
damsels of Bethlehem. In recent
letter ne writes: Il don't wonder that
Boaz fell in love with Ruth. The
Bethlehem girls are among the beau
ties OF the east and YOU viii find more
pretty girls in the hills of Judea than
in the same amount of territory any
where else the world over. 4 ship
lead of these Bethlehem Tnaidens- Il
they could be transported - the great
northwest, would capture the bonanza
farmers of the Dakotas just as Ruth
captured this great land owner, Boaz.
and when they came back 70 Washing
ton as senator's wives. they would be
the bellies OF the capital These Beth
lehem maidenS are fair skinned and
bright eyed. They have straight well
rounded forms. which they clothe in
long dresses Of white linen 50 beauti-
fully embroidered IN silk that single
gown requires many months Of work
This dress is much like an American
woman's nightgown, without the frills
and aceS- II falls from the neck 10
the feet, and is open at the front in
narrow slit as far down as a modest
decollette dress. over this gown they
wear sleeveless clOaks OF dark red
stripes, and the bead they cover with
a long shawl Of linen embroidered
with silk Each girl wears her dover
OF her person in the shape Of a neck
lace OF coins, and the forehead Of each
maiden Is decorated with a crown Of
coins. some OF which are silver and
y hers rnlf
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sTILLwATER IN LUCK.

WASHINGTON, July 10 The postoffice at
Saltwater Was raised from a fourth class
TO a presidential Office today and RUFUS
Bo>C, who WAS IN charge OF tue Office win lie
IL was four n class. was rruomiuated today
by the president for the same position.
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~rf- NATNrN1 Is IN EInranca- He

SIC. SALvENI Is IN Florence. He new
er acts now, but ne takes the keenest
interest in all the theatrical affairs
OF London and elsewhere. de Is in ex-
cellent health and is reputed to be
very rich
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TO BRoIL WARDEN CHASE.

TOPEKA, Kan. July 10. The state prison
board has decided 10 begin investigation of
tue Doodle charges against Warden Chase
of the penitentiary ou July %, at Lansing
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Opened. Highest Lowest. Closing.
Cash quotations were as follows:

asking little advance
No. = spring wheat j6lac No. spring
No. 3 yellow corn &C. No. > oats
45a4Sc. No. 2white 46a5lc, No. 3white 44a5Ol9c.
No = rye 4da4Sc. No > barley, n'm1 No. )
49,. No. -. c, Mol fiaxseed q 2ja35, prime
timothy seed, 81 S0aS5 Mess pork per Dbl, Sl2 6155
al2 70. Lard, per 100 pounds, 80 S2l@. Short
ribs sides, loose, S. 15a6 ~. Dry sailed
shoulders. boxed. ST 0Ui.6 l2;5 Short clear
sides, boxed, So S71@a7 90 Whisky distillers'
finished goods, per gallon. 81 -.
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hogs
Hogs-Steady.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales o.
hogs at the Yards today-

Notice has bsen received at the Union
Stock yards thar tue Santa Fe will receive
hogs for shipment.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.


On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady. creamery. l2l5alSc; dairy
Liable. Eggs, steady, Halle.
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EOR ~AL--INO DRAFT HDH- r.. ttET
cheap. also 4#vc ore liss Hfs. ~. ra..iy
asrse a. o. bargain Pii-Cr -tans. heTel l.. "a.
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WICHITA MARKETS
REPRESENTATIVES, StrEs

Clttle-Steady.
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ron SALE-M,,eelIameoas.

ItFf lf .- .rH- g. s.f .... I~. ..tI
I7CT SII-E-ET CO-1-TCR ,ITCFE. sT0vFs.
Il Shade 10. t1s be ne-- % d-l-. ~ Rae
anything 800 our = " i eel ~ csc age f9s a.
k.ul- Il sec...- --'a so.-ls- g. Hurley q -, -
5lalA- ~ 4 -rt@a, ai.t.aK- s-t
EoE ALa.HousEHoLo fUE>lrtEE 49, s..
har~ets' at's
\, Or >AIa-LAEGE sIZE fMcT r.. BtT
L little used rs Nor.a siarsst o. cGi'
L,Oa -ALE-A VEKY fEW ZION. WEf.HI
v-!ve- ,.I.-r-. ne d-.-i god. q taIr -flse -
Casey hoIei- ~i
I7OE ssLE or TEtDE-oSE RS .EsDE
Il ELi-YH lhoIos "ia 80 -'tacLf1-- r.
Iy son hr.rc or c.4l 90 .Ec-. singer a. yols.
80 ~ Man s.iee-. f" ea-ta- cas-
EoR ~AL.-IvO DRAFT HOR r.. ytET
asrse a. o. bargain. F,i-oe Stable. heNey h. 90.
LOO -ALE OR a-AD1-A EI-E L4.- o.
u secarl-ta1t fa.ilac u@as Iils or r.sa-
= :. S.ci..--oa- 40 2 Da-s.As 49,
LTOIs saLl.-s i-.E +. ~ C..a Es.DDLiS
L cLv.p f-r c.sA, - - = e. A. 60 y. L1.l..r.a
ZOO -AIF-A SOL urrG STOCK AeD TIx-
room 20 o-lr- saa1-. d uarg.ia % take ssal
10. -ALE.EA-D-DFE lDrELr ttEEIAGE
4 ar - .EE..a. E1.era -se-5 Tara tt. eve.
o. ta-.y a9.sL 1f
L'oE shLa go rfAl IIcEsT- sr F9a
- 1.l.-- Hal j. ll-4 ~ ~ Loz2--s -.s.-e 10
Jynf. -tI.1-t ~, -ET 0f FsCTCI urE ..s
Il ar.rarH.,n = s1.t- e.7 .fi- Grr .4
a.-tor '-@ e. i'7 s--l- ~--.ess
10 -sL- 20 uoTE-t-o sL-.s.1 le.-
i wit. rs. -- rr srs rs -s i
..l-- ra." -.- ,-Hr .-- -.l~ sd ere g.
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ChlcIsO Market.

CHICAGO, July 10
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.
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SHicSIIfcIi.
AGEN Is TAINTED.

}Il-I o.. = srad . Iur lbs urIIsy
a gents MAX g a DAY. GEEAIIr q
~ kitchen ut-u-.. ~yer invented. Recalls 81 .
Ceuis IsrO Co SOLD 90 every house sample,
postage ptiG. cents tUrs-ec q AZ iiak T. Ciae. IL
mt -.
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Western Association.

Western League.
At Indianapolis- r II Z
Indianapolis III o 0 ] / *-l5 Is 3
Milwaukee. ......1 90 1000 Il y
G3atteries-Cross and Murphy; Wittrock
and Lehman.
At Detroit Ri f
Detroit ....1 11055 $40 3-l822 3
Kansas City, 0 0 O42-S9 Q
Batteries-Gayle and Jaatzen; Charde
and Donovan.
At Grand Rapids RHE
Grand Rapids.-..7 8 8 0O41 2-2l 20 .
Minneapolis. 3 l 0 , 4 2 2-l9 I6 Z
Ba5teries-BoIrom, Parker. Welsh and
Spies; Parvin. Sowders aud Burrell.
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: BOSTON AT CHICAGO

Batteries-Ehret and Merritt: Mullane,
McMahon and Clarke
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WICHITA. July 70.

The f0,lowinE are the repre-eltttIve sslss "
.a+tIe ~ The yards rHiHF.
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Sugar Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

= NEW YORK, July l0.-Raw, steady; sales
none. Refined quiet.
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PERSONAL.

EkSONAL-WILL RECEIVE LADIES ~
.tzty health. and uurse Them DUR "a coa-
uacrrcut ihu-~ wanting v-lv pllVtt~ as.i gai,t
place HlI az sd.rss- tvs pa t,u4~I,. ti. faHn
avenue Nicllta. ks4. Hta Co"
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MOFEAT Is AGILE
CAPTURES THE TENNIS CHAMPION
SHIP FROM ANAWALF.

Finals Played OF Last Night on the
Wichita Climb Grounds-Moffat
Wins the First Set Easily and
After a Spirited Contest Adj
dcd the Second Which
Crowned Him Big
Chief of Wichita
Tennis Players.
The Score.
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UANIED--MISCELLANEOU ,

n
tlueI ,li- re.,a 81, Ior uIe p"r iav
NIrASIED-IO Buy SOM GOOD SEQ ID
w hama household goods. "a! OF address > >
EmpOyiai 60
XIrANTEU-Tg 3JY SIXTY FEET vF USED
w picket fence "a good Coud .tinu; II
room ], Over 30 y. Main 50 o. ~
NIrA~TLD- Fti.FUtSEDs ~ LvEkY Line
w playing Grass preferred ssl-lTy win he
times address " "A lOce uoN -. dy-t'
XyYANIED-A HOSE 10 TAKE CAR CF
w IOr 3 10 foed-WlI AXE best .; care. ~ res
i-JI Ida avenue a. 80
NyrASTED-BIDs ON MAKING AND BUM
w lr. G.Hri 10 EUHNt rrIca a. 6ar4rii FI4i1,
I'm. Address KoemJacN Bros 80 g.
,XrANTED-TO Buy A GOOD SECONDHAND
w sYu.E wagon. Gail a. HostonlC~. /. ..
Jcvcty. a. u
UrAN4FD-A PHAETON ~ GOOD oEJEN
w must be cheap Tor cash Cal a. r .cm s. b!t
ting building al = 90 iu g. IA % 81
A.TEJ-IF YOl NENTA- sCCOrIaSI
W -feGu-gIP pier tatl 80 S. ith.ta O9HLlrf-
Cisl Coil. ~. i. 81. ca, Building. --E
lX-ANIEB-ptE~O- I.IEREsIED j. a
w practical education FEB vlr.t ttr -usshs7f 20
Bush to.4.-r. corner Douglas AID lJy-.s
avenues. A,iGa. iu-isis7s depaE-niciIt .as vel.
a. o-heT departments iA session cul.-- Tie ~l-
are sum lAeI, ~. q
, 1894-07-11
mas 1T Wabres oaranP
Gin 6eriidt i'm l1nIauf oa6 elm mOrO.
2lttentat auf 6erru Wifes, Dem Dice
prditoenten DER Pullman Co."
9emod9t woroen let.

Sn Der Sta0t Oerbreitete itcb qefern
2tben6 bas @jeriicbt, 6aB eiit Qttentot All
bas Qeben 6es 8icez8rGit6enteli 6er ,8uQz
man 8alace Gar g." gemacbt, a6er 6urd
bic 8abiamtett Ser QlngeiteQten in benz
8uQnane0e baube an Der Wtidbtgau Qtpe.
glltdli3 D~ereitelt ipor6en iei. Gin ioId6en
@erii5ten feblt es ia in Soften, ipie Die
jeBi9en ME, ite tau9cn auf uno peridbtpinz
Den tpieber, o9ne oaB man erfG6rt, Don
tpern tie 9erriibren. @ebniic6 miro c5 aucb
nit bieiem iein, troBoem iidb Sen. Wile5
fir Die 0a6r6ett 0e3leLben berbirgt baben
iolt.
@r5Gblt pir6 SoLgenbes: lin Ii u6r
Wtontag E06mtttag betrat eiu Utanu Don
Der Noamsftr0Be aus init etnem 4a&et UNI
ter benz 2lrm baS 8uImaugebGuoe. Gem
Sbsriteber, ser tbn pabrl0einlt9 IeIner
i6abigen 8leioung tpegen, anBie!t, iagte
ct, baB ct an 6errn QSifeS Gin 8atet a6z
5uliefern babe, DaS Sener beiteut BABE. Gr
ipltroe poriibergelalien Nn0 begab iib in
DoS 5iuette StofDcrt btuaIl, IN Dem bic
offices Der u8ulIman So" lte9en.
9lut Dem 8Orfur, bcr 81 6errn gStdes's
BrtDatofftcen fiibrt, DurOe ct abermal5
bon einem Sbiriteber auge6aLter uni. bez
fragt, men CT Su ieben piini9e. Gr
rpteberbolte, mas ct i6on inten gez
la9t bate, t%porauf Ser @erberu5 erfIGrte,
baB CT 6errn gBtfes Da5 8odet ein6an=
otgen perOc. 9a8e8en erbob Der 6remOe
iebo3 Ginlpru6, ct babe 6errn @i6eS
ni9t NUT OaS Ba6et perl0nlib gu iiber>
geben, ionbern iDm au6 nod cine miinbz
lt6e Wttt6etlun9 5u macben. 9urb oieie
GntI6ul0t9ung erreicbte CT ieoo6 rur, oaB
Der 8erOabt 0cS Sbitriteber5 rc8e murbe
unO bieIer tbm 6us 9adet abnabm. Der
Sre1noe ipoIte iicb borauf briifen, boob
tpuroe ct betm &ragen genommen nno in
etnY rtoatStlnner gefitbrt. 9ortbin rief man
aU3 6errn NideS unb 6ieler be9ann nun
borit6tig baS PaGet SIT 0ffnen. Oaiielbe
ent0telt cine ungefGbr 10 3ou bobe, 3iemz
lib umfangreibe Slai6e, Die ipoblperforft
1nO oerltegeit uno nit elmer 3inbi6nur
DerieDen mar. Der Su6alt berieLben be-
itanb aus elmer blduli6en SIiiiigteit, unb
auf benz 8o0en lagen @laSipLitter, 9tGgeL
uno neutrality-suspicious.. Sine llnterlnCblng
bet Tlitiiigtctt ergab, 6aB bicietbe Gerpenz
tin mar.
Der lteberbrinser 6ieier an9ebLiden
60aenmai6iene nnnnte iid6 Saues Wtoz
nogban unb beburpIete, 0aS 8afet nabe
benz 8uIman5@ ebGubc DOn elmer Srau err
balten 81 babeu, bic i6m eite quite 8elobz
nung 5u8citd6ert babe, faus CT baiielbe rtcbz
tig I'LL Srt unb Stele abLiefere.
6err @ide5 belt oarouf nit 6em 9lnz
malt Der @ieieIlihaft, 6errn 8unneu un6
benz G6ef elmer 9etecttpz2tgcntr cine 8ez
rotbung uno eS tuurbe bcicblDiien, MonOgz
ban OOrlGufi9 auf freien 6uB 5u ieBen, i'm
aber idbarf Ourcb gcicbi6te 9etecttDcs be-
oba9ten 5u Iaiien.
9as lit im &ur5en 6aS @eriicbt, 6as fib
geitern 2lbenD nit 8in6esetle in Der Stabt
berbreitete. Q8ir miiiien es nun unIeren
2eiern iiberlaiien, ST. beurtbeilen, tpie piel
@lauben benielben bei5umeiieu lit.
, 1894-07-11
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mei0lic6.
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beute matt, "6ie &urie blteben aber fet. gtur
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