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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Flora OF the Desert.

With the opening summer the great
western plains blaze with color, for
the cactus blossoms are then out. The
millions of these dusty priclsly plants
are hardly noticea bic in Colorado and
Wyoming until theY flower, and then
they make an exhibition compared
with which the city shows are nothing
league after league OF the dry earth
being spaugled with pink and yellow
blossoms. Cacti are poor house plants,
for indoors they grow slowly and bios
som reluctantly, but in absolute neg
lect taey thrive. They seem TO want
room. dry air hot sun, tough. ail1s-
line. waterproof soil; then they are
happy, and their spines are fun Of bust
moss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

THY monument 70 Mary Washington
e. Fredericksburg, Va. mas been dedi-
Gated.
THE Artists club. OF Syracuse, y. Y,
hss a day class Of men and women,
Hbou- forty in numusr. and a night
cas- for men who paint from the Eufe
an exhibition Of work viii De held
some time this spring.
TuE Hungarian government has just
commissioned the painter 1Iu1llacsy 20
paint picture representing tae appeal
OF Maria Theresa 10 her subject n
1871. WHOM her country vas rneuaced
Or Frederick the Crest.
VIsToRs 20 Rome this year VIII have
The benefit o. q series Of ..t-le hand
booi,s On the se1i 0tUres and paintings
~ p1Dlic and private a-alieries, issued
bv Prot. Eentrri 81 the 1iEstry .
publi- instruction. Photograph a.
important w0rszs s-e given FL these
manuals. which appear a. volumes n
the Edelweiss collection. The Borg.
hese galie-y Is the iates- 70 appear
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
BRIDGE BUILT OF OLD IRON.
A Nineteen-Foot Span Costing No More
Than Though Built OF Wood.


Crossing the Peauabuck river on
South Main street in Terryyille there
has Just been completed an iron bridge,
which. as described by the Hartford
Courant, Is unique IN design and
worth the attention of town officials
throughout the state, as it Is the only
one OF the kind known to be in exist
ence. With the exception Of the plank
flooring ana few comparatively small
castings. the bridge Is made entirely Of
old railroad iron. II IS truss
bridge. having span of nineteen feet
The railway Is thirty feet wide. and in
addition 1t has q sidewalk eight feet
broad, the whole surface being covered
with concrete.
The bridge rests upon stone abut-
ments. on each of which an iron rail
rests and FERNS the ''mudsills." Upon
thes. the strings" which are also old
iron rails. are Laid. OF these there are
fifteen in this bridge, as they are
placed at equal distances Of two and
one-half feet apart. Another rod or
spindle across the center. under and
at right angles with the stringers, is
supported by iron rods depending from
the trusses which also support the
bridge.
Each Of the truSses is formed by two
rails, the ends of which are fitted into
solid iron castings made of especial
shape to receive them. and meeting in
the center of the bridge are also held
together by similar castings. through
which the iron rod extends. and braces
extending on either side 70 the end Of
the spindle give strength a. wei Is III
gidity to the structure. Heavy plank
covered with a concrete pavement
forms the flooring. The idea of using
old railroad iron for town bridges was
considered by Jason c. Fem, Of the
board of selectmen, who built the first
one OF this character three years ago
and has designed and constructed sew
eral more since that time. in each Of
which he has made improvements.
The one just finished under his per-
sOnal supervision Is the most perfect,
and combines beauty, strength and
cheapneSs. 1t is believed that these
bridges can be built a. no greater cost
than substantial wooden bridges, and
their dura biiity Is, of course, much
greater
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The Turner picnic has been changed
from Gyiffeastein park 10 South Main -
for Suuday-p. IN.
There will be regular convocatiOn OF
Wichita Chapter No. 50 r. \. u this FRI
day evening at O'Clock.
Tho ladies OF the cathedral will give
their annual lawn s3eia! ~ ia. Residences
of Mr.. Hannibal. wednesday night
There will be union meeting OF the
Woman Missionary society aud the
Young Woman Missionary League % the
First Presbyterian church, JhIs afternoon
Al + o ciocA IN the church.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

Local Democratic statesmen are moving
around SO mysteriously that it looks as If
they were about to strike against the Pop
uiiss.
Little knots of them can be seen closetel
in narrow stairways all hours of the night,
conspicuously the stairway that leads up
TO Sam AmidoG'S Office.
There is a nest of Democrats at the head
OF that stairway whose gray matter is
always kept churned up by some political
scheme. Sam Amidon aud Jim Comfy are
on one side OF the hall while DR., Shumway
and Judge McCandless are on the other
side. They all belong TO the same political
school. George Locke who has evolved
from the quiet pursuits of the mercantile
business into the Boss Croker of
local Democracy glides over through
the alley from Market street oc.
casIonaily and starts up the incubator
OF new scheme, Doc Shumway Is IA new
man here. lie was IA senator in the state
of '1linOi." aud had John Farrell appointed
dooFkeeper. The result was when he
Came here John Farrell circulated the re-
port that he was "a power in politics"
and consequently the doctor was admitted
10 the ground floor at once. L. bad been
arranged TO secure his nomination for con
gresham but Locke called that arrange
ment off II favor of j. 5. Richardson and
ia return executed the doctor mortgage
on the Office of representative for his dis
trlct. This Is satisfactory to the doctor.
Jim Conley is ont and out feminist fus-
ion it Is stated. Jim Investigated fusion
and found that the trade winds were not in
favor of his partner for county attorney
and hence he IS against trade. During
au overture 1t was found that the POpu-
lists Were not in favor OF Sam and that
settled it. The POnUlists would like to
trade some other Office off for county at
t"rDey in order to get l. u. Campbell a
place at the public crib, but as in the case
OF Sam the trade winds were against l. p.
The Democrats love the latter Gentleman
about well as the grand Chief of the
Anarchists loves holy water. The cha~m
can't be bridged from either side and VIII
lard Boone Will be the logical candidate
but not upon fusion basis for there will
be no fusion without AmIdOn an it.
Many Republicans, and men OF political
judgment, too, say they would like about
"a well to see fusion as not. They do not
much care, however, what the enemy does
this year as they Will have walk away in
any event. Everything is harmonious in
the Republican ranks and there will be no
sores to cure at the election. The hottest
fight, good naturally of course, will be
made between LATE SturdevanJ of this city
and Frank Cellar Of Cheney, both OF whom
are Candidates Tor the legislature.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

Furnished by The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The. records "a tlv register o. deeds othce
show the following IT. nsters;
B&J " Slssoa sec p
- X W ....--.-.-....... ----..-.-S 90
Mars Peters !o;s 63 - - iu.u sy=nae
hyae's add d..-....--...-.-...- -
The city uf Wichiia - II III side az
= 81 Il Massey ava eat E.c-iIia g
Emma ~casisr - So II = TX WI 80
Hiram In 0dea lo- q rscl island ave
ro,s ii nd second All. d .........-. 10)
: imu=l N B-aEu : e sc p - 3y ~ Z so
/ I Harsoa iat~ > % - ko1-rr ave
lawrence 4tA2 G d.. -----------
George B French lois g. 80 = Cnas-
holm - Clly ~ u-.---..-.--..--. $50
Amounts u e Observation-Disclosures. 1859
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Ho.EL >oJoUaNGKs.

Hotel Carey-Clsude Dyson. Ksnsas
City:C {. . Chtndier>, A@d,eIae Loige. o.
{. Fos>. Chicago: r. L. Casey kaasa.
CITY; r NJ Lainer, New York. ". !
Cowdeu. Ashland. Charles =. Peckhsm.
A Z. Powers. Winiehi. l. l. Riz-r.
Newton: F r. HID3le. Hut sainso1; = 4.
Clark. New York: l. h. Whitehall. Ph.Ls-
delphia: [. y. Tac-, E D.rauo, - o.
:. upsou. 3 L5u~. J. II B-yar.
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Nlgus Dec4tar IL. =. y. Hoffman.
Kansas City. George + Flanders. cid
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J. /. or and wife, Winfield: \ C.
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Louis. No: d. /. AieryiEe, Kansas Clty.
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Kansas CITY: q. ~ r st-T, =. L1ui..
Wm. Rankin. Pollard. h -. John hisE.
ArSsa,ss CIV. = q Baiiey. ToueS7.
Kans.:J p Wartur. Hans - City. " T.
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Atkinson. John Evans, Columbia q. 7.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Willie Bish was arrested by the police on

Willie Bish was arrested by the police on
the charge of assault.
Willie's brother and little Hathaway
boy were engaged in one of those contests
Yesterday for the survival of the fittesj,
which are common among children OF
their age. when Willie decided To put in a
deciding lick in behalf of his brother. The
older brother of the Hathaway boy joined
in the engagement aud the parents Were
attracted by the magnetism ofauger.
The upshot of the whole maTter WAS
that the Hathawsys considered themselves
assaulted and went TO the police, who
weut for William and his brother. His
brother was subject 10 Saint Vitus dance
and was left at home. William was toll
to 90 TO the station, where his folks took
him as requested. None of the boys are
over twelve.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
ANNUAL ELECTION.
l. st Of C1icers Elected for the CLEARWATER.
onion.

At a meeting of the Cigsrmsker's union
OF this city the following officers were
elected:
Presidant-H " Noltemyer.
Vice president-Ed Has~Ig
Corresponding seereJary-H. l. Piper.
Financial secreiary-H l.. Pip-r.
Recording secretary--JosepG Hsnkel.
Trrasurer-Jo>tpl Henkel
Trustess-Fred knepple. ". c. Spring
born, ,Jesse Simon.
Auditors-August T. Nyman, Frank
Simon, John He.burge-.
Finance commItter-H. W. Noltemyer.
Fred kneppie, William Mlncn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
DIVIDED IN SENTIMENT.
One Roof too Small for Tw Dissgreeing Ger
man Fam les.

Guilty was the verdict in the case of the
state of Kansas VS.. Kate Shenck, in JUS
tice fuckers court yesterday. The prose
cutting witness was Mrs. Strobble, who
claimed that Mrs. Shenck had assaulted
her. The two live under the same roof.
Mrs. Shenck acknowledged to having
saulted but claimed that the ether wo-
man had aggravated her and assaulted
her.
These are the same parties who ap-
peared in civil case in Justi &C Jones
court last week when john Linder, a
hotel keeper opposite Dold's packing
house, appeared for Shenck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
SWAPPED AND sWIPED.
Alvin Carter Arrested on Charge OF Stealing a
Buggy Seat

He stole a carriage cushion is what is
charged against Alvin Carter. Alvin was
arrested by the police yesterday and put
in the city prison His trial will come up
today.
The story of the theft is that Alvin was
riding down Market street sitting ON a
rather worn out old buggy seat. When
just south of Douglas avenue he sud
denly came upol the buggy of |. p. Camp
bell. Mr.. Campbell had a comfortable
and luxurious seat TO his buggy.
Alvin, it is alleged, came to the conclu-
sion that the old and well worn seat TO his
rig was more befiLtiug the chariot of the
Pop leader, donated il to Mr.. Camp
bell. He concluded also that he himself
must have n soft seat, and so appropriated
the Injuries of the rich lawyer.
He now finds the action which was per-
formed is defined in law as petit larceny.
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DISMISSED The CASE.
Casey VIII Not Prosecute S'anley For Giving
HIM a HofsewIiPPing.

J. F. D. Casey has dismissed the case
against Sloan Stanley which ne started IN
the police court just after young Stanley
gave him the horsewnIppiug.
The police say that Mr. Casey repenting
of having arrested the Young man endeaV
ored to have the case dismissed the next
day but was told that he must see the
police judge and the city attorney.
IL Jnen appeared at the time set for the
trial and had tue case continued till yes
terday saying that be wanted TO get certain
valuable witnesses
Yesterday be appeared with his attorney
Adams and Adams and had the case dis
missed. The talk on the street last night
was tn at this is the most sensible action
which Mr. Casey could have done.
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IN A BODY
NOVEL LABOR DEMONSTRATION II
THIS CITY LAST NIGHT.

Headed by Brass Band. Clerks
Called Upon Storekeepers 10 Per
shade Them TO Close Shop att
D. m.-Those Who Complied
We're Cheered- Those
Who Did Not Were
Serenaded With
Solemn Funer-
Al March.
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DECLARED INSANE.
Two Men Declared insane by the Probate
Court-Marrsa ge License

William Hudson was declared insane BY
the probate court yesterday. Hudson is
drinking man and at the end of the last
spree he was taken TO the hospital i'll
dangerous mental condition. He was not
III condition To lie brought In To his trial
yesterday.
Softeniug of the brain was the cause OF
the insanity of James Monroe as deter
mined by the probate court. Monroe was
brought into court and there examined
and declared insane by the Judge. He was
formerly a-cook at the Manhattan hotel.
Marriage license was issued to &. Lester
Williams and Efiia c. Rose. both of this
city, by the probate court yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
PlenfN nf Rearls

The largest pearl fishery in the world
is in California bag. Last year divers
found NEARLY FIVE hundred tons Il
shells. and one blue pearl weighing
sixteen carats was found and sold for
ten Thousand dollars. The value q
the years ind wiz be over three hum
6red thousand dollars
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
NOTICE no nEPO,IrnES.

To the depositors of ;he suspended State
National bank:-You are hereby requested
10 leave your bank books with the recsiyer
To have them balanced preparatory To
proving up your claims. After books are
balanced then take them 10 the Office OF
O'Bryan & Gordon and make affidavit to
the amount due You. and receive further
information as TO what IS necessary To do.
y T. HARMON, Chairma0.
By request of Committee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

What do you think Of this---a winter
Bed Blanket sale IN July, when the hottest
weather is at hand and all the people are try
ing to keep cool?
Well, we have just such sale. Here
it is:
400 Single Blankets at o5c each. ISec
samples in window. Just the blanket every
one will want for cool nights, as the heavy
winter blankets are stored away and we occa-
sionally have cool night or two. We won't
sell more than four blankets to any customer
SO come and get what you want OF them Sat
urday. They won't be on sale till then
We have hundreds of other bargains
on sale all the time. Among them, YOU will
find for today one interesting sale of All
Wool Imported ChalIies, regular 65-cent
goods, at SIX cents We don't forget the
wants Of our customers, and YOU may depend
upon it we have everything YOU need at
prices that cause our competitors sleepless
nights.
CASH HENDERSON.
$50 and l32 North Main ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
MUSIC BY BAND.
open Air Conc r, TO B. gwen Tits Evening.

Gland Neff's Macahees baud will give an
open air concert at the corner OF Main aud
Douglass this evening at which the follow
M program will be rendered:
March-fhe' Messenger.
Son. AID Dance-Sweet Little Daisies.
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep.
! Nariations for Baritone.
WstlsZ LatOka
LucreZiA Borgia.
Nero-Theme and Var. for Clarionet.
Jlown Deep Within the Cellar.
At the Circus
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
Call for 4 Republican convention.

The Republican county and district
conventions for the purpose of nominating
candidates for the following offices 10 be
filled in the November, 1894 election, will
be held August Is. The Offices TO be filed
are as follows:
First-Clerk of the District Court.
Second-Probate Judge.
Thrd-COunty Attorney.
EOurth-Superintende of Public In
structiOn.
FIlth-Commissionero of the Sixty-eighth
Representative district.
SlXth-Three representatives from the
SiXty-seventh, SiXty-eighth aud Sixty
ninth districts resp ctively.
The convention viii be held at the Audi
forum in this city AT IL o'clock a m, ex-
nominating candidates fer the district
Offices which Will be held as follows, to-
wit: To nominate candidate for Commits
sioner ana Representative of the Sixty
eighth district al q O'Clock 4 m; to nomI-
male Il candidate for Representative OF the
SiXty-Seyeuth district AT 10 O'clock a ~ !;
ana to nominate candidate for Repre-
sentative of the SiXiy-ninth district imme-
diately after the adjournment OF the
county convention.
Said convention is called bv order of the
Republican county central Committee and
the apportionment shall be as follows. to-
VIII: One deleg ta-at-large for each voting
precinct in the county anu one AT large for
each ward in the citv, and one delegate for
each twenty-five votes and major fraction
thereof, cast for Chester |. Long in the fall
of 1892. which apportionm-nt among the
several wards and precincts will entltie
them TO the following representation TO-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
ToDAY,s CANE
Hot asd Exciting Game Anxioasly Awaited
For.

The came of base ball between Hender-
sons Pets and Glosssr's Dudes promises
to be one of the most exciting Of the sea
son. II will De tue frs, game of the D2des
but as they compose soma otthe old tone
Clipper team much Is expected by their
many friends.
Manager Lauck telegraphed to the
Fssntz brothers OF Wellington last even
inc and they will be up on tOday's train.
Walter Frautz Will occupy the box while
Ayers will shoot 'em in for the Dudes
The fair sex viii lie admitted free In
doub.eaily u large crowd will witness the
game. the fight seing for the city ehsul-
pl0uship. Ghe teams Will line uD g. fol-
lows:
PITS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13
THEY WONT FUSE
TRADE WINDS ARE NOT RIGHT FOR
AMIDON AND CAMPBELL

Democrats Don't Want One and Pops
Don't W ant the Other-The Chasm
Can't be Bridged on Fusion
Basis-RepubIican Basis Of
Representations Fixed,
Details of Convention
Management "A
Few Political
Pointers.
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PITS
N0RII AIRY.

The 6-months-o,d child OF John To5su
diet Yesterday AZ the home OF al, brother
in Greenwich. this county yesterday. The
funeral vii. Oe today.
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= o % q % o @ 90 q. q. -
The central committee gives notice that
the primaries VIII be held gu the 10th day
OF August as follows: Ia the County PIE
cincts between the hours OF ! aud . 'ci0ck
p. IN. at the usual voting places. Ia the
wards az the city between the hours OF I
and : o'clocN p. IN At places 70 be hereafter
designated by the committeeman OF Tie
ward
The ousli fcStiau o. voters at said pri-
Inaries shall be- determined ,.y the llO4y
Jag rule: That all persons vino have
regularly affiliated with the Republican
party ~ be uast, or all persons VINO vo.ed
the Republican ticket at rAe last county
cleo ion ana 10 addition thereto announce
tJeir II tention 10 do so IL the future, and
ali Republican minors who csI. vote ~ The
next election shall - qualified voters ~
tie Republican primaries aud the jalge Of
tie primaries shall determine the voters
IL upon 'hiS basis. That the voter mus
ar "A resident 81 tue ward or precinct"
Done by oE&er OF the Republican county
ce.t, al committee.
=. "a. STCBDEyANT, j. d MCCALL
sec. ersrv. C4aiTma3.
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Il grew and it grew tail the parents have
o come Involved in the quarrel wnlCh
arose between the Hathaway children ant
he young Of tue BIsb, and yesterday
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-13

terdav on Scuta FoErLb I err sv-s SO
Use however a. tie CT. vs. false .lsru.
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BOYS HIGHT.

Psrsnts Draw Into AeIr g-,I'dTen's Qlarre,
nd Cau-c = res 5.
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ART NOTES.

THy monument 70 Mary Washington
st FredericLsburg Va. mas been dedi-
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DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
World s Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
CHERRY CREEK ITEMS.

DR.. Petty of Wells was a passenger
on the stage bound for his home at
Wells, one day this week.
The young folks enjoyed themselves
hugely this week. Two dances being
on the programe, at Nevada hall.
The Primary elections to elect dele
gates to the Peoples party and Repub-
lican County Conventions passed off
very quietly this week. The Repub-
leans raked everything but the grave
yard over to raise twelve votes, while
the Peoples party polled eighteen, and
did not half try.
Misses. Minnie Vincille and Nora
Mason accompanied by Will Bruce
and Richard De Forest were visiting
in town Sunday.
Delegates to represent Cherry Creek
at the Peoples party Convention to
be held at l1ly on September 25th,
are, p. III. Cannon, L. d. Pierce, M
McAuley, Chas Green and John A.
Carlson. Delegates to represent Cherry
Greek at the Republican County Con-
venti n to be held at Ely September
25th are, D. R. Collins and Ed.
Pearee.
A. G. Rea and Wm. SAoek3, two Of
our old residents are at present very
sick, but hope both will soon recover.
Mr.. John D onnolly.represents Thos
Short of Ruby Valley in this section
now i'll looking after his cattle interests
Hereafter Mr.. Donnolly will be 10
Gated at the Nine Mile rancho.
w. N. McGill was passenger on
the Wells stage Thursday bound for
Salt Lake City. He reports the new
Pumping Machinery on the Chairman
mine working smoothly, and that his
company is going to sink the main
shaft as fast as possible to depth of
400 feet.
Miss Mollie Stewart was a passen-
ger on Wells stage Wednesday on her
way to California. As Miss Mollie is one
of the most accomplished young ladies'
in eastern Nevada we are sorry to see
her go away. Her many friends in
this section wish her good luck where
ever she may go.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cleveland pass
ed through by private conveyanceWed-
nesday bound for Reno.