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The morning call., 1894-10-14

chest: Strawberries. 81 5o@5 . chest for large
"a q chest: Huckeberries. 5605c p ID.
CITRUS FRUITS mes are very weak. Lem
sa@5 for good to choice: Mexican Lines. ss rs
as IS p box: Bananas, $l@z p bunch; Plpeap-
DRIED FRUITS : Prunes. four sizes. 4s4@sc
2 fb;, Apples 4e for chartered. 4la@o hac n Tor
Peaches. 51g617c: AprIcots. 6td7lac for fair to
choice and $685. for fancy MoorparK; Pears 8 II
for evaporated halves aud 81 @4Hsc for quarters;
PIums, 4@5c for pitred and l1a@2c for unpitted;
Figs, black &c Tor pressed and &c Tor Impressed:
White Neetarines 61a@7c p u: Red Nectarines.
RAIsINS AND DRIED GRAPES-Loose Rails ms
14c 2 10 hieher. We quote new crop (s94)
goods as follows: Raisius-4-crown loose. aye
p 10: 3-crown, &c 10: 2-crown 21ac . 10
seedless Sutanas, Sac e NJ; seedless Mnscatels,
sC cnst y 90 poi esGs
50: 4-crown loose. 81 10; a-crown loose, faced.
$l25 z box. Dried Grapes.2c y n.
shell. 6@Sc p 10 for softshel! aud safe y N
for har dsheIl: new AImo nds &c y n for hardsheI
shell: Peanuts. 5@bc y ID for Eastern and 41sc
for California; HICKORY Nuts. 6@6e: Pecans. o.
@sc; Brazil Nuts, 7071sc p ID: Cocoanuts. sag
VEGETABLEs-As the season draws to a ose
the summer varieties are getting scarcer and
higher. as will be seen by the quotations
Green okra is Snotaole at 4o@5oc 2 box
Green Corn. 6O@75c p sack for common and $1@
so 2 box for Bay; Cucumbers. 26135c for Bay
Pickles unsuitable: Green Peppers, 40@6Ut
for Chile In large boxes and 5e975c a box for Bell
Dried Peppers. 1U112bac p n: Summer Squash
| 81 @75c p box: Tomatoes, 2U(@3bc q box; Lin;
Beans. 75c(0Sl IS p SIX: Marrowfat squash. $50,
| p ton: Cabbage, 50@60c q ctl: Feed Carrots. $50
! 4Oc; Garlic, lAa92 r ID.
PRONISiONS-Hams. Bacon and Lard are ~
q II lower all around. Bacon is Guotable at 10 "
Tor heavy and lc for light mediums: 12c for iig h
| and lao SC for extra light: Eastern Sugarcure,
| Hams. 3Iac p 10 California Hams. l21ac p %
Eastern Lard, tierces. 714c q n for compound ant
q3A for pure pals, California. tierces 6s4
for compound and &c for pure; halfbbls. e12c
| 10Th tins. lOc: do. 5-fb. 10Iac Mess Beef. SIC
| 2 SO q Dbl: extra mess do SS@S 50; family do
! clear. $40 5000 2 Dbl; mess, SIS; Smokes
| Beef. l0c p n.
| HOPs-Quoted at 5@714c p 10 for good TO choice
| HIDES AND SKINS-Heavy saited steers. la@
| &C. = 10 medium. 41ac: light. 3Iac Cowhides. 81
@4c: sailed Kip4c saited Call, &c; salted Veal DC
| dry Hides, usual selection, 7c: dry Kip, 7c; DIR
Calf go l0c: prime Goatskins, 20935c each: Kids
| SC: Deerskins, good summer 25c; medium, II
12Oc: winter, sc p ID Sheepskins. shearlings
| lu@2Uc each; short Wool 2s@35c: medium. ACC
soc each; long WOOL 50@75c each; Culls OF al
| kinds about 12c less.
| TALLOw-No l rendered, 4Izt945sc: countr
taBow. 4@414c q u; refined. 6@o1sc; Grease. 81
| 31tsc p 10
| WouI.-we quote Southern and San joaquin
@6c p 10; Mountain Free, 6@Sc: Northern. 69os
| humboldt and Mendocino, 1000: Spring clip.
| San Joaquin and Southern. 5@612c: Foothill, 81
SC; Humboldt and Mendocino, lc@l212c: Eas
ern oregon. 7@l0c; Valley oregon. l09l3c p D
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE.

Arrived.
SATURDAY. october Is.
Stmr Oregon. Policeman 60 hours from Port
land. via Astoria II hours; pass and mdse' to o K
stmr Alex Duncan. Doran. IL hours from Moss
Stmr Crescent CITY Allen, IS hours from Cres-
cent CITY: pass and mdse. TO Hobbs. Wall q Co.
mr. Celia. johnson, 20 hours from Eureka:
20OO Nj shingles. to Port Costa Lumber Co. Port
Stmr Walia waila. wallace. 6l:4 hours from
Victoria, etc; pass and mdse to Goodall. PERKINS
stmr Albion. Lundqust. 10 hours from Devil
bliss Landing: mdse, to J S KIM bail
stmr Cieone. Miller, % hours from Eureka;
s. M TT lumber, 700 NJ shingles, $40 Nj shakes. to
Stmr Santa Cruz. Nicholson. So hours from San
Diego etc; produce. TO Goodali. Perkins Co
Hadlock: lumber and laths, to " Adams.
Cleared.
SATURDAY October Is.
Bark oregon. Meehan, Nanaimo; John Rosen-
Sailed.
SATURDAY. October Is.
Stmr Aicazar. Gunderson.
Stmr Greenwood, Carlson.
Stmr Point Arena johnson, Mendocino.
Stmr Noyo, Levinson, newport
Stmr Bonita Anderson, San Diego.
Stmr Coos Bay. Green. San Pedro
Stmr Humboldt. Edwards. Eureka
Stinr Point Iona. Conway. Aberdeen.
Br ship Strathgryfe, McRitchie. Queenstown.
Bark Oregon, Meeban. Nansimo.
Schr Neptune, Charlsen.
Scbr Laura Madsen Rasmussen. Seattle.
Schr jessie Minor, hitney, Eureka
TeIegraphic.
POINT LOBOS-October 1910 M-weather
clear; wind NV; velocity 20 miles.
Shipping Notes.
Steamers to sail to-day are the Arago and
Areata or Coos Bay and National City for Hum
steamers to arrive to-day the Willamette
Valley from HUMBOLDT Bay. Weeott from Eel
River, Cosmopolis from Grays Harbor and Gypsy
from the Salinas River.
The San Jose falls due from Panama on the
The ship ohm Potter loads coal at Departure
| Bay tor this port,
The Strathgryfe takes for Cork SO.355 centals
wheat, valued at $6S,423; Simla for Bristol
! SO 70l cts barley aud 47.7I3 ctls wheat. valued
Per schr BERTHE Minor at Eureka,oct ~. 30
Br. ggs from Nanaimo for San Pedro.
Memorandum.
Per waila walla-Passed the stmr Alba.
tross Oct IL ~ miles SSE OF Cape Flattery.
| Domestic Ports.
| FISH ROCK-Arrived Oct 11-Schr Christina
| Steffens, hence CT 3.
EUREKA-saiea oct l3-Stmr willamette Val.
Arrived Oct i3-stmr North Fork, hence Oct IL:
schr Mabel Gray. hence ct 4; schr Berthe Minor.
| from San Pedro; schr Rebccca. hence Oct d.
| FORT ROSS-Arrlvtd Oct 13-Schr Reliance,
| san PEDRO-SaIled Oct l3-Bktn Funk
| for Tacoma; schr olga, for Tacoma.
| Arrived oct I3-Stmr Pasadena. from Eureka:
schr Hueneme. from Port Gamble: schr NJ Col
POINT ARENA-Saied Oct 13-Schr Mary Eta
/ for San Francisco.
coos BAY-Arrived Oct 13-schr Gardiner
City, hence oct g.
Sailed oct ls-Schr Del Norte, for San Fran
| cisco
TATOOSH-Passed in Oct 1S-stmr Faralion
| hence oct Is for Port Angeles; stmr Signal, from
| Astoria for Puget Sound
Passed out Oct l3-Br stmr Crown OF England
| from Nanaimo for San francisco
Passed Oct 13-Br stmr Wellington, from Ma
ma mo for san Francisco.
| GRAYS HARBOR-Saiied Oct 12-Schr Azelea
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The Coal Market.

j. W. Harrison's Coal circular contains the fol-
towing: During the week there have been the fol.
lowing arrivals OF Coal: From the Coast eoliierles,
1871 tons: no foreign has come To hand. The
light quantity coming TO hand this week Will aid
in diminishing yard stocks somewhat. There
is change in the situation, values remain the
and Jobbing trade is reported brisk, although
profits cut 100 ciose We will not suffer for
fuel Tor The coming six months. Jas the British
Columbia colllery agents here are engaging all the
suitable tonnage that is Offering at low ates. and
there is under engagement from Australia
and Swansea over 100 900 r6ns capacity. all car
rying Coal San francisco. This will all be
here within six months
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Chicago Mark cts.

CHICAGO. Oct. 13.-The Wheat market opened
with slightly improved tone but with very little
increased activity. The clearanees for the week
were heavier than the daily ciearances from the
Atlantic ports had seemed to indicate. Another
reason for returning confidence found in the
steady feeling reported from England and the
Continent ana the growing necessity which East
ern mills appear TO be experiencing of coming to
western commercial Wheat ports for red winter
some little strength was impaired to the mar
keU by private cable from Antwerp reporting
a favorable outlook for the Argentine crop. but
was lost owing to the apparent Indifference to
such news OF the market from which IL ema-
mated.
early part of the session. Business was In m oder
ate volume. The demand Tor lots for shipment
was conspicuous by its absence, and 1870 cars
estimated as fridays receipts. were considered
as bearish item.
but the general disposition was to sell,
Provisions were weak. because hog receipts
run would number 100, 600 Closing prices were
the lowest of the day. and 2Oc lower than at the
close Yesterday. Lard 10c. ana ribs sc lower,
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Wheat No. p Short Ribs per 100 lbs
Highest Lowest Highest Lowest
e. e. g g ga
Lard per 100 lbL- Corn No 2
jan. 81 40 81 32ls \ .4sESc 4sIsc
e ..'sI2 77Iz siS s21s May ..4s5sc zs$sc
Cash quotatlons were as fonows: Flour-WiIter
patents, 81 50@2 80; Winter srTaights, 81 2o@
80: spring patents, 1908 so; Spring straights,
81 25C92 IS; Bakers. 81 1902 No. spring
Wheat. 55@561sc. No. Spring Wheat. nomi-
nal; NO. Red. 5I@521sc: No 2 Corn. ACC
Prime Timothy Seed, So 30: Mess PORE. y 6nl.
Sl2 6U@l3 90; Lard. . 100 lbs 81 65@7 70;
Short Ribs sides Qoose). So 65G6 10: DRY
Sailed Shoulders fDoxed). So 371a: Short Clear
Sides fboxedl. 81 371a@7 %: Whisky. dis
tiIlers hnished goods. = gar. 81 23 sugars
Cut Loaf, $500: Granuiared, 4.5Oc: standard A,
4.44c
ON the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter mar
ket was steady; creameries. 12NI3c; dairies, l3@
@2oc Eggs-Steady; 161a@l712c.
LIVESTOCK.
Hogs Receipts 16,OOD; Official yesterday.
y .4e5; SHIPMENTS, l0.455: Lett over, about
25OO; quality, not good Market only moder.
ately active: prices, loo lower. Sales ranged at
50 7ON5 80 for light SA 65@i so for rough PACK
lug 81 1905 80 for mixed, 81 80915 80 for heavy
packing ana shipping lots and So 4vC93 80 for pigs
Cattle-Keceipts, l0UU; market dun and weak
$l@2 20 for inferior to extra natives; 81 oOta
90 for Westerns and 81 25@3 30 for Texans;
no choice native steers In the market.
sheep-Receipts 1000: trade slow at unchanged
prices.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

nISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN
~ Francisco for ports in Alaska AN. $TGEsA
Sept. z, ~, Oct. Z, %, Nov. 8. 81. ss-a---s
For British Coium and Puget Sound ports
Sept IT. and every fifth day thereafter.
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, Steamer Willamette
Valley, Wednesdays. 8 A. NJ.
For Newport, Los Angeles and ali way ports
every fourth and fifth day, alternately, A. NJ.
For San Diego, stopping only at Port Hartford.
Santa Barbara, Port Los Angeles. Redondo CLOS
Ange!es) and Newport, every fourth and fifth day
alternately. at IL A. N.
For ports in Mexico. 25th OF each month
Ticket Ofice-Paiace Hotel, New Montgomery
street.
GOoDALL, PERKINS d CO., General Agents.
1tf 10 Market ST., San Francisco.
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MARKET REPORTS.
SATURDAY EVENING. Oct 13

SUMMARY OF THE Markets
Silver unchanged
Bank clearings off again.
Wheat quiet. Barley unsettled.
Corn continues TO decline
Oats heavily offered. Rye steady.
Beans lower all around.
No change in Hay.
Potatoes and Onions steady.
Butter still lower. Cheese firm.
Fancy Eastern Eggs higher.
More Eastern Poultry in.
Game advanc ed.
Ham, Bacon and Lard lower.
Loose Raisins higher.
Summer Vegetables advancing.
Grapes and Peaches slow.
Lines lower,
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FOR PORTLAND G. ASTORIA, OREGON

THE oRE6ON R'Y NAV. CO., E NC ca
i NELL. Receiver. Ocean Diy.-wil dis EFsGE2
patch from Spear-street wharf, at 10 A. NJ, for the
above ports of their Al iron steamships. viz.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA-Sept IL, II, Oct l.
o. o 1 16, 26, Oct s. is, 26
Connecting via Portland with the o. e. & n. Co.
system and other diverging lines for all points in
Oregon Washington British Columbia Alaska,
Idaho Montana, Dakota, Utah. Wyoming, Yellow
stone Park and all points east and south and TO
Faro to Portland-Cabn. sic; steerage. So;
round trip, cabin, nntlmited $50.
Freight and Ticket office, 10 Montgomery st. {;
Ticket ONCE, Pa &C Hot 4 New Montgomery sc.
GOODALL, PERKINS & CO., Supts ocean Div.
ltf 10 Market ST.. San francisco.
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Bonds, Exchange. Money and Railroad
Shares,
Money call easy at IL: last loan. 1% closed
at i %. Prime mercantile paper. 3@41a%. Sterling
exchange steady with actual business in bankers
bills at "a S71a@4 S75s Tor demand and "a S61a
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Fruit Bags 5ssc, 57sc and sac for
the three grades respectively; Calcutta Grain Bags
4@4L4c Tor June and July delivery; Wool Bags,
344036c.
CORDAGE-Pure Manila Rope, Size: !2-thread,
&C; q and 9 do, 912c Bale Rope. S1p@9c: Grape
VINE Irvine. 9Lec In balls and coils; Hop Irvine.
&c: Lathyarn. size: Sisai Rope. Sic; l2-thread.
&c: 6 and do. 71ec: Duplex Rope. 61ac; II
thread. &c; and do, 712c: Duplex Bale Rope,
61ac; SisaI Bale Rope, 612@7c 2 n; Duplex Hop
Twine 71,ac 2 10: Grapevine 1wlnc. balls or cois'
71ac: i.athyarn, 6l15c = 70.
SALMON - The Alaska Packers Association
quotes Red Salmon as follows: In lots OF 10000
cases Csc: So 600 cases, 92Lsc 20 900 cas- es, 90c
> dozen, net cash (. o. b. ex-shp.
SU6AR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes terms net cash: Cube Crushed Powdered
and Fine Crushed, all o1sc: Dry Granulated, . lac;
Confeetioners' A. 5$sc; Magnolia a. . Lsc: Extra
c, SC; Golden Q. 4Ac: ID. 4I2c; half barrels,
SAC more than barrels, and boxes l2c more
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Bank CIeariugs.
Produce Mar ct.

Local bank cIearings Inst week fell of slightly
being Sl3,337.2 09. against S1S,S36,764 for tn,
corresponding week last year.
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FUTURES
Portland's Business.

PORTLAND Or, Oct 13.-Clearances sls9.11s:
balances, s26 3U7.
wheat-vaIley, 7O@72 l-2oc . ct; wala walIa.
b21a 9631Ic.
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Foreign Marke cts.

WHEAT LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL. Oct -. - The spot market is
steadier al 4s Sd. Cargoes quiet at 2zs Cd
for off coast. DIS Sd for prompt shipment and
22s I'd for nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the follow.
ing Liverpool quotations for No. Red Winter
october. As ls4d; November As 2lAd; December,
as 31ad: January. as 4d; February, As 4l2d
March, As sd; May, As SAD.
SECURITIES.
LONDON. Oct Is. - Consois. 1873; Silver.
20 lied; French Rentes. 10lf S215c.
The morning call., 1894-10-14

San Francisco Meat MarEet.
Wholesale rates for dressed stock from slaugh-
terers follows
BEEF-First quality. 41s65c: second quality,
46l4 FAC; third do. 3@31ac p 10.
VEAL-Large s@Doc: small, 5@512c 2 70
MUTTON-Wethers. 4941ac q 10; Ewes 3I9Sic
10.
LAMB-4Hs@l51ac 2 10.
PURK--Live dogs. 4s1c for heavy and medium
erain-fed, and asa for small fat stock Hogs. ass
@41ac: dressed 40, 61497c
The morning call., 1894-10-14
Omaha Livestock Market.
NEW YORK STOCKS.

OMAHA, Nebr., Oct. 49, Cattie-Receipts. 5000
Market active and stronger. Cows, 81 5t@l 30
feeders, 81 1905; bulls, 81 5c@l 80.
The morning call., 1894-10-14

IA S65s for sixty days. Posted rates. 81 STA
@i SSla Commercial bills, 81 S312@4 Sbs4.
Silver certificates $3.50 BID.
The morning call., 1894-10-14

State Lottery Company shall Gulf Coast Ice sad
1anuf uring LOUIS
semm Pue
Aner Express,
cod "A. D.. A.
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New York Markets,

NEW YORK. Oct 13.-It was a very duh and un.
interesting two hours of business on the STOCK
Exchange to-day, the only semblance OF activity
being in Sugar and Chicago Cas- Sugar was sold
by brokers supposed TO be working for an inside
interest and after decline OF Il Hs. only Co
be promptly forced down rs TO $685. with final
recovery OF "A. Chicago Gas advanced Ia, re-
acted 70 and rallied a
The Grangers moved within fractional limits
ana closed al yesterdays closing figures except
Rock Island. which is ~ higher. Tho market
closed heavy.
The morning call., 1894-10-14
GRAIN AND MERCHANDISE.

Hheat-October, 55e
F!our-Steaoy.
Hops-Weak
Pieiron-DuI1.
comparatively; Lake. 1855, brokers' prices.
Lead-Quiet; domestic, IS %, brokers' prices.
yin-Dull.
Coffee-options closed strong at 1G@25 points
net advance: sales, 1880 bags, including: Oc-
tober, SIP 60@l2 IS: November, SIS S5@lS 95 3:
December, SI3 3O@l3 so; January, $40 $50
IL 10: March. $40 73@l1 o..
Spot Coffee-Eio no minai.
Hamburg-Market dull; prices "A pig higher to
II pig lower.
lower: closed without further change. TOTAL
sales. 1900 bags.
Rio-Holiday receipts, 5000 bags.
Warehouse receipts az New York yesterday,
6031 bags: New York stock to-day, l54 469 bags
United States stock, IA. 96S bags; afoat for the
United States, 600 bags. Total visible for the
United States ass. 1868 bags against 80 1855 bags
last year.
sugar-Raw nominal: refined quiet.
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINWALL Azzq
SOUTHAMPTON. calling en- route at Cherbourg,
France, and Plymouth. to land passengers
Through bills of ladine, IN connection with the
ure to direct ports in England and Germany
Through tickets from San Francisco TO fly-
mouth Cherbourg, southampton First-ciass
$l95: third-class, S97 50. For further particu-
If 500 California ST
The morning call., 1894-10-14

A scientist. discussing the canals of
Mars, is disposed to accept the view that
only the middle of the canals is water.
The great width of the visible dark lines
is probably due to fringe of vegetation.
Indeed. he suggests the possibility that
one ravine may carry two rivers flowing in
opposite directions.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
iDx.r,ox; sans PIER
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NO STAMRs


o for SUM
20
ddressTH Ii.
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sun AND TIDE TABLE.
HIGH WATER Low WATER Sun. MOON.
Large Small Large .ISmali Rises sets Rises.
----A--- - - - -
"a IL .OOAl .56P 5.22P 44SAl Sis 5.34l 0.00r
IS lIl.25A O.O0A 6u5r 5.25A sic 5.32 1914
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-24

PORTLAND. Ore. July A-Tbs stage
which p f. Mt Heed early this morn NJ
for Portland was b id ap by two mask vd
men, who shot one Of the horses and shot
and killed Richard Bamhetd. the stage
driver.
When the stage reached the foot q Lsu-
rel HILL about six miles west OF Govern
ment Camp. two MASKED men sprAnE into
the road from ambush sud shouted 10 the
driver 70 hslc. The command ~aS de-
lvercd in such n loud ton, hAs il frigat-
sued the horses which beam uamansSe-
able aud began running. The robb-r>,
seeing that they m gaJ be thwarte,i b, the
running away Of h horses, fred
al hem, hriu1iug down one OF the leaders,
hus eatsugiiag the rest aud bringing
them II a full stop. \ gun WAS also -
charged at &c driver the ball passing into
uls hear, killing him !n~t sutiv, and he
fell from Jbe box Mrs. Julia = Caldwell.
one OF THEE isdy passengers. exhibited
unusual prsscuce Of masd aud raTs horse
mta-uip ~ cutting the deaf horse out ~
tie team and driving he trs.n 10 Sdmon
station. he next watering pl ,ce. where
she gave be al ran and loon aft-rwtrd q
posse started cut after the murderers aud
hIGhwaymru.
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DIGYTON DOINGS

Special Dispatch to tie Daily Eagle.
DIGHToN. Kan, July 23.-Harvest Is
over and threshing is now the order Of
the day
EliJor f. II. Lobdell aud bride returned
from their trip TO the sea coast editorial
excursion.
Toe jail of Lime county has two occu
pants. One J. 4 colorei girl by the name
Of Bertha Harper, and the other white
boy by The name OF Ira King. Both sen
fenced 10 thirty days for larceny.
ne neud that OF To el Mss Belle DOno-
van .ud beat her sister over the head with
a hammer Is yet undiscovered. Rewards
are offered To the amount Of $500. which
shou De a sufficient iuducement for de-
tective talent TO make some exertiou.
Coroner Norris held an Inquest on the
=, d, over he remains OF the two boys that
were burned 70 death in the -raatry near
Hope, Thursday njght, but l5ttle was
learned except that one CT toe childTea
thought tEst they saw a man running
away from The place shortly after s1e fire
and Il neighbor testified that some one bad
been around bis place during the night
The verdict Of the coroleT's jury was dead
by fire and ,bat the FIRE Was OF unknown
CT gin.
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KNOWLEDGE

HTr-s Comfort and improvement Eno
te15s - Fer-oaal ealoyn.eut When
rightly u=d- Ihe many. vno hTe b..t-
ter than otaers and enjoy lie more. ~ifh
less sRteBaltGfr. BY Hose psossfSiy
siaut.r. tla ws-'8s bsst pFs.lrt. ~
the rerls r. r5sr,sl beng. w.li a.sesr
tie value o. lt4ish d th- pure Irsi
laxative prize. PIES eTabs4ot4 "a ;ls
remedy, -sfaf "a FiEZ
t. tzre Iezalc - de - - Vrsssr.ficz
f. see fg~m raa@f z1es,,iat. Erd 8. s--
art 20 t.e t4s.e. tae i-ffeshinT AMI trf.iy
bsaeG sal prop Fsies - perfect izr
zt.se, etfectu1iiy cicar-.ar ~ system.
alsr.--lllx oJ.ds. bes8aeis.s add leEers
an fermanentsy curng o'snfsipsfs1u-
j. E1s gwen saii-i-riloa o. million are
ust With tAe approval .. he uaediez!
l'szE 70, ban i acts On The \ =
Eey. LAYER zad Bowsls without wezk-
f-I2g thea. AID d = perfectly free ira
every c5g@-t-arz5.e sltstaene
-T~up & Eig. .s for saI- b. al drug
~sts is ts- z-.i e., fr.tt'e-. but il - rzas-
t !. iaa 81 lsrsiz flg -yrup
C. cess. ~tse H4E.r is ps.ated "a every
FS 44-5 tiE r4msr. -yEsg ~ : s.ss.
1-. beng vsll isflza-sl, son alI ~.
zere1.; 49, saistlt4te j. st5sfrL
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snscia1 nisnatcb 70 the Daily Facle.

spsciaI Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
PoND CREEK (Sta tom. o. T., July %
Forty-six citizens of Pond Greek, l. e.
Round Pond, were arrested today and
taken to Kinefisher for preliminary hear
Ing.
The first mao arrested was Sheriff
Hager,, the next Mayor FRANKIE and the
third was Captain Mackey, said to be once
a law partner Of Sam Wood In western
Kansas.
1t was ascertained early in the day that
their arrests were 10 be made. and cour-
iers came over TO this city 10 estimate the
strength of the army
They only found twenty soldiers and
two deputy maIshals and so reported TO
their people who, it Is said, prepared them
selves to resist. People with field glasses
were stationed on the tops OF
houses to note the progress of
the twenty soldiers and the two mdrshals
and reported from time TO time. When
the soldiers arrived the citizens were tax
Jag things easy, expecting to have a picnic
with them, but simultaneously aud totally
unawares a car load of troops came from
the south. The comb forces marched
IN the ct with fixed bayonets and made
the arrests.
Sheriff Hager protested against being ar
rested on the ground that he was then pur-
suing official duties but the soldiers
sc0rned his protest. Probate Judge Mad
den was also arrested. Warrants were
out for nearly 100 other citizens who could
not be found.
There is great excitement.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-24
CABLES MESSAGE

END, o. Il, July 23.-President Gable
Of the Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Railway company, has sent the following
message 10 City Clerk Virgins Of this
city:
Public disturbances here involving rail
roads makes it impossible for me to leave
this city for the present or at any early
dale. y personal conference. however,
could be Of no profit to anyone so long AS
the prevailing violence exercised against
our property continues. Ii viii be early
enough for such conference when order is
restored and the outraged law properly
viBdicale-. such conditions are essential
not only To Us but TO the welfare of the
people IN the territory and the solution of
what you call the pending difference.
T. r. CARRIE