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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31
Iron Parole Wins the seventh Heat.


TOLEDO, q. Aug. 3O-Fair weather and
last track brought out the best racing seen
Dh the Toledo half-mile track this year.
The pacing contest was the most
exciting event Oh the card, and it was only
decided after seven heats. AlbaIross
paced an exhibition half to beat los The
quar.er WAS made in 81 aud the half
finished ia 1:0i.
First race-Trott:ng 2:35: Bessie Wilkes
won second. third aud fourt heats. Time
e:2754. 2:26, 2:27 Woodside Prince won the
first heat III 2:2715. Alice Eddy THIRD
Fielder fourth. Laundry Girl, Hotspur
Prince. Dawnlanu and Harry King also
started
Second race. pacing, 2:17 class-Iron Pa
role won fifth. sixth and seventh heats in
2:2215. % and 2:26 Phylie won second
and fourth heats in 2:2I1I and 2:2T; Charlie
Wilkes won third in 2:l9l4; Lilii- Strath-
meath won the first heat in 2:l9}4; Erie
Chimes won fourth money; Maggie j. and
IYorine also started.
Third race, troltiug. PIP class-kittie
Bayard won third, fourth aud fifth heats in
e;l7. 2:2O1z aud 90; Civil Service won first
and seoond heats in 2:I71z aud 2:lo; Jack
also started.
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BEARS GET GREEDY
OBSTINATELY GO TO WORK TO RAID
WALL STREET.

They Viciously Attack Everything in
Sight aid Pull Down Railroad
Stocks on n Discouragiug In
teryiew on the Part of an
Official in Chicago-Su-
gar Duties May be
Avoided by Adult
terations.
30 II ds.
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Mrs. Subburbs-O, George. Is II not
beaUtituls i looks like some great Sea.
Mr.. Naurhs-ym mighty glad I
haven't -or rsc job OF keeping It IN trim
with i lawn mower. Puck.
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FOR RAINY EVENINGS.
A Geographical Pronunciation Contest AZ
fords Amusement.

fords Amusement.
To pass the time pleasantly and gen
crate little rivalry nothing is better
than a contest for an evenings enter
tainment. Our grandparents realized
this when they had their spelling
matches, and at apple-parings, and
corn-huskings strove to see who could
get the biggest pile.
a grandchild of the spelling match is
geographical pronunciation con-
test" For this two captains arc Sc
lected, who choose up" one person
being left 10 act as leader. When all
are ready the leader pronounces some
letter from the alphabet-auv letter he
may happen TO think of-and at once
commences to audiblv slowly count
five. Before he has finished the
captain previously agreed upon
must pronounce some geographical
name commencing with the letter
mentioned Failing 70 do this, he
must take his seat The leader pro
nounces another letter and counts as
before, and the captain on the otke-
side must respond before the time Is
up. and so on, alternating down each
line. The last one down IS declared
the victor.
Another contest which calls for some
work and rapid thinking IS TO trans
pose correctly the misplaced letters OF
words For each guest prepare q list
OF fifteen OF twenty words-names
OF flowers, noted men. countries or ami
mails are goodwill the letters Of each
were trausPOsed, and after distributing
the lists and pencils give twenty min
uteS for the contest. This contest re-
ouires work, and the one correctly
making out the greatest number Of
names Is well entitled - prize. which,
in case the list Is OF flowers, may very
appropriately 3. a bouquet IN = pretty
vase The 'b~1by' also should be re
membereI- One would little think al
first glance that the words geraniuIn,
violet. chrysanthenum are hidden N
mZnrieua, elvtio and ncurhsty 1auea-
The cost OF modern private car
ranges from $500 20 $1,000 About
thirty such vehicles are in use They
rent fo- 80 = dsy when the car Is used
:o- less than twenty days Beyond
that tine the charge = 81 . day. This
inc! udes the service q a chef. porter
and attendants q the paizse-car con
oari-s. while tho~e s-ho charter TIE
ca-- may stock tE-ir larler - Their
ossu expense or pay tae 30 lace--ar com
uaur for doing So The ansportzt5o1
charges are of cour-e. pad by the per-
son or party chzrte-.uy tne car. but
ever detail % the itinerary arranged
IS Iooi1ed after by lie conPanys %
cizlA
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WICHITA MARKETS

CATTLE.
Cattle-Strong on good butchers stock;
stockers and feeders steady.
REPRESENTATIVE sALEi
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Western League.

At Sioux City r H f
Sioux City..0 0 % 0 90 Ill IL 4
Detroit. .......O 0 o % / l O. > 9
Batteries-Cunningham and Kraus;
Gayle, BO-chers and JantZen.
At Kansas City r Fl Z
Toledo. .........0 0OO035 IS 9 l
Kansas City.....0 90 0O1 O. s 4
Batteries-Dsniels and D0nahue; Hughey
and Mcfarland.
At Milwaukee, r II Z
Grand Rapids. ...O15OOO2 -916 2
Milwaukee,. 0 l l 0 0 0 l o , 1
Bstteries-Rhiues aad Spies; Baker and
Boland.
AT Minneapolis r II E
Indianapolis. C 2 . so s *-333I l
Minneapolis. 2 = 0 0 3 l 6-25 % s
Baiteries-Pepper aud Murphy; Parvin,
Frazer. Baker, Werden and Burrell.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Piles, FiStuIa, IiSSure.

And an disease. @
the frtfum Curyt
blthOut knife. liza
iurc. of cuu-iis
CURES GUAItAN
j EH. 80 Money
L. b. paid until -
trIti~ cured.
PRIV ATE DIS
I A~ES tn both
Ne~ quickly
cured ia the shortest
time and ou the rio-c
reasonable term =
without tie uso %
dangerous drugs
.emaic ailments IA
Rllforms. az LtucOr-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31

Extraordinarily and Miller; Tenny
ana CANCEL.
LOUISVILLE AT BALTIMORE
RHE
Baltimore 3O1OO50 Obs >
Louisville...0 , , col 90 g. - 3
Bat'eries-Robinson and Gleason; GRIN
aud knen.
CLEVELAND AT NEW YORK.
Cleveland. 2AO250OO -l314 0
New York. 90 900 "a e 2
Batteries-Zimmer and Sullivan; Clark,
Wilson and German.
CHICAGO At PHILADELPHIA.
RHE
Chicago. .......2 621O112* -I5l7 2
Philadelphia. o Al 10
Batteries-Hutchinson and Schriver;
Clements. Harper and Grady.
PITTsBURG AT BROOKLYN.
RHE
BROOKLYN. ...552oO7 O*-192 81
Pittsburg. 0 U o s l 0 l oil ID 2
Observation-Disclosures, Lucid aud Kennedy
Mack and Gumbert
Second game: H +
Pittsburg. 500 2-91l 5
Brooklyn ..............0 1 o o O. Z 4
Batteries-Sugden aud Menefee; Daley,
Daub aud Underwood.
CINCINNATI AT WASHINGTON.
RHE|
Washington. - O1OO22 u SO 8
Cinciunati.....2 D Q 0 20 0 3 y 3
Batteries-Mercer, Stockdale and Dug
dale; Fisher aud Merritt.
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TARAL dashed HIM

DUCAT COMES VERY NEAR TAKING
IAUREIS FROM DOMINO
But the Jockey in the Stretch Plies
the Whip and the Great Runner
climbs Down the Track and
Gets in First-Nei!ic A.
Wins Ten Thousand
Dollars for Her own
er-General Sport
ing News OF
the Day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31

rfoca. PAINFUL PeFiots Suppression, et'- a
speciality.
EpiiI-y or Fslllnc-Fits speedily controlled
and permanently 81. rcd tOrrts poudeuco bY
mail proudfly answered.
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Con~uItatian. confidential and invited.
once open from > a. IN. uutil 5sDp. IA, sun
dsyS until leo p. m. Call At Office. opposite
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HOGS.
Hogs cents higher.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Thefnllowing are the representative sales OF
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-31

Opened. Highest Lowest. Closing.
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AGA rs - 4NIED.

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CONGREGATIONAL MISSIONS.

OMAHA, Neb., June 6.-Upwards of SOC
delegates were present when the first
business session of the Congregational
Home Missionary society met thIs after
noon. Only routine business was trans
acted. The convention proper begins
tomorrow morning and about 1000 dele
gates will be present. The trains have
been crowded with them all the after
noon. At the business session the secre-
tary handed his report TO the executive
committee. The treasurer reported hav-
ing handled 1858 6l2 during the time,
with a balance of $55 ga on hand.
General o. o. Howard WAS chosen presi-
dent and full list of vice-presidents and
other officers were chosen. Rev. DIR.
Harrick of Boston preached the opening
sermon tonight
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Pointed Proverbs.

True art can make even mud bean.
tifuL
A dead mans shoes viii at any sized
foot
Many an aristocrat wears his tailor.
clothes
The toughest hand may have the
gentlest touch.
The big thief sometimes discharges
the honest conductor.
The man who climbs highest does not
stop to look down
Rotten men are the rungs In the po-
Etical thiefs ladder.
There is always room In the slightest
shoe for one more corn
A tailor's goose is not the only thing
that loves q warm nest
You may trust even a young doctor
to successfully nurse a fee--Chicagc
Herald.
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GRAIN GAMBLERS IN A souABRLF

CHICAGO, June 6.-The big elevator men
have declared war on the board of trade
because of the recent adoption of an
amendment prohibiting regular elevator
owners from trading on grain on Change
A manifesto has been issued signed by the
Armours and other big firms, announcing
that they refuse to submit and declaring
they will find another way to make their
receipts available for delivery. The ware
house men will deal in grain with pro-
dBcers, consumers and investors, they saw,
and the system of grain dealing will be
changed. There is much talk among ele-
<ator people of starting n rival board to
crush out the present one.
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REV. REED RESIGNS.

DENVER. June 6-Rev. Myron w. Reed
one of the NEST populsr ministers in the
city, resigned from the pastorate Of tht
First congregational church today. The
step is taken because Of exception taken to
some of his remarks make in the pulpit
last Sunday evening, In which be criti-
cised the Cripple Greek mine owners Mr..
Reed is prominent member of the G. A
K and four years ago ran for congress on
the Democratic ticket
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-07

CHICAGO, June 6,-Wheat rushed up at
adizzy gait today. finishing with 31 cents
gain. Extremely bullish crop reports
scared the shorts and their frantic endeav-
ors to cover resulted in an unusually act
I've trade. Corn closed cent higher;
oats 25s cent higher and provisions at a
slight advance.
Wheat was strong and excited almost
from start to finish. Opening trades were
ut %@1 cent advance and after selling up
4, cent, the market declined Il cent,
raliied cents, reacted % cent,
changed some and closed strong.
The sensational feature was the
Kansas crop report which showed reduc-
tions for the state of from IS to As per
cent being the greatest drop for single
psonth ever reported, The various weekly
weather bulletins were as a rule unfavor-
able, reporting the past week the worst
Since the season opened. There was gen.
eral scramble by anxious shorts and room
traders at the start to purchase and at the
advance long" wheat came out, but it
WAS readily taken and the market again
showed an upward tendency. The better
cables helped the advance. Toward the
Gast hour of the session the market WAS
very excited under an active demand and
limited offerings.
Corn wa firm on the cold dry weather
and the light movement in the interior
The range for the day was q cent aud the
close near the TOD.
Oats were excited and strong, covering
21z cents range and closing at the top.
The strength resulted from unfavors bic
crop reports and the advance in other
grains.
Provisions were dull but steady, helped
by the strength in wheat. The market
was narrow one. Compared with last
night July pork is cents higher; July
CENTS higher
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DART FIRED BY WRIT.

LITCHFIRLD, Mimi, June &C. H. Dart,
treasurer of Meeker county, was ousted
from office today OH a supreme court writ.
He had been removed by Governor Nelson
for malfeasance. but had been reelected
by the county mmissiOners. The
supreme court held this to be illegal and
Justice Brewer of the supreme court. re-
fused a writ of error Dart held on until
today when he submitted to the inevitable,
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KELLY.s ADVANCE AT K1Ro.

CAIRO, Ills. June 6-The advance guard
of Kelly's fleet consisting of two boats and
twenty-five men attempted to make
landing today but were prevented by
special officers who are patrolling the
levee. The men crossed to the Missouri
side of the river where they will wait the
arrival of Kelly and the rest of The navy.
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JOHN w. FOSTERS RETURN

SAN FRANCISCO. June 6.-Ex-Sec retary
OF States John w. Foster arrivedlfrom the
orient on the steamer China. Alter the
Boring sea commission concluded its ses.
sion at Paris Mr.. Foster started on a tour
of the world. The collector of the port and
other customs officials boarded the China
on her way in and received the ex-secre-
tary. He will pay short visit to Monte
rey and then leave for Washington.
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UNIVERSITY COMMENCEMENT.

LAWRENCE. Kan, June 6-Tbe twenty
second annual commencement exercises of
the Kansas State university were held this
morning There are fOrty-three graduates
from the school OF art, twenty-four from
the school of pharmacy, eight from the
school of engineering and thIrty-one from
the school of law. The university has just
completed a very successful year, with an
of 200 students.
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NEW YORK, Jnna 6.-The volume OF bus-
mess on the stock exchange today was
greater than yesterday and transactions
were widely distributed throughout the
list. Sugar, however, receiving the largest
share OF speculative attention. AT the
opening there WAS considerable excitement
in the Sugar crowd and trading was so
furious that the first report that came
from the stock ticker was: Sugar opened
10000 between 10S and 107, the first place
being ~ above yesterdays close. The
shorts. who are anxious to cover, were the
main buyers In the morning. There
were, however. numerous selling orders
Oh the board from holders no saw =
handsome profit and desired to realize and
Tor while these counter movements, being
about equal in force. held the stock be-
tween the figures given above. About
noon the buying became less pronounced
and prices took lower range and during
the next hour the fluctuations were be-
tween 1861 and 1878. About half past
O'Clock, 1868 WAS touched, ut which time
brisk buying was encountered causing
rally to 107ss. but in the final dealings n
reaction OF was made, leaving gain OF
Is on the day. Sugar pfd rose ~ but lost
q it the final trading OF the other
Iodustrais Chicago gas was most active
and after an early decline of Is per cent.
sold up ~ and held the advance to tine
close. Distilling lost small fraction in
the morning but in the afternoon on free
buying, partly by Washington houses, re-
corded An improvement Of X and closed
within u of the best price of the day. The
trsding In the rest of this group was light.
The Railway list was by no msans neg
lected and despite the fact that there were
occasional reactions, the undertone Of tho
market WAS stronger throughout the day.
The advance in wheat stimulated pur-
chasers of the Grangers and also helped
the rest of the list ST. Paul CLOSED X
higher, Rock Island rose ~; Burlington
~. and Northwest q, tho last being the
highest price of the day in each case.
The bond market was firm to strong all
6av
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PLAYING MICAWBsR.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. June 6-General
Bennett aud his army are still in the east
bottoms waiting for something to turn up
which will enable them to resume their
trip TO Washington. A mass meeting
was addressed by the general and his
chief aid, Lieutenant Cannon, tonight.
The object of the meeting was to raise
funds TO help build bsrges for the army to
float down TO Cairo. Bennett and San
ders have had a falling out and they are
now at swords points.
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money on Call.

NEW YORK, June 6.-Money on call easy
at per cent. last loan per cent. closed per
cent. Prime mercantile paper 3a4 per
cent. Sterling exchange dull and steady with
actual business in bankers bills at 81 SS34 for
demand bills, and 81 S7la for siXty-day
bills: posted rates. 81 sslaa4 90 Commercial
The total saies ~ stocks TO-DAY were
81. 5.l shares. including: Atchison, 9,400;
American Sugar. s9,S1 Burlington, $500;
Chicago Gas, 1900; DiStiling and Cattle
Feeders, $500; General Electric $500; Missouri
Pacific, 1850; National Lead 3,OOO st. Paul,
.. 500:
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As q M...ur. of Eeonomy.

Its taking that painter out there in
the kitchen the whole day TO paint the
woodwork" snapped Mrs. Chugwater,
land he could do It easily in two
hours That's what comes of having a
handsome young chit OF girl for a
cook"
u believe you are right, my dear, y
said Mr. Chugwater, soothinglv. Per
haps it would hurry him up little II
You wnuld-h'm-go out there awhile T"
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The older tramp had made a haul OF
. fine meal for himself and his partner.
Willie" said the beneficiary as he
munched on a cold chicken leg, you
takes de cake"
mot if it's a cake of soap, my boy.
reioined Willy, with commendabls
uodesty.-Detroit Free Press
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, June GA rain storm that
increased throughout the day had a de-
pressing effect OH trade and new business
was conducted on very dull lines. Some
interest was extended to cotton f1annels,
WOODEN fanDels, cOiored co,tous, plaiGs,
prints. gInghams and dress goods aud
moderate engagements were laid out.
Print cloths were dull at 11-16 for 81
SQuaraS
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Cash quotations were as follows.

No. aspiring wheat 5:34a5sc. No. ssprinc
@lsc. No. yellow corn 4Oc No ) oats 3es.a a.
No white ioAc. No. white 3934a4OISc, No 2
rye 49c. No barley, n'm'l, No. ) 50a54c, No.
!, dSc. 40 l fa1seed 81 ssh, prime timothy,
Nv; Mess pork per barrel. Sll a0all a2l5
Lard. per 100 pounds, Sc 12ls, Short ribs
sldes, loose, Sc I713.a6 20 Dry sailed shout
Sers. ooxed, 8 61aa5 S71s. Short clear sides,
ooxeo- 20 oUao 40, Whisky distillers' fin
ished goods. per gallon, 81 is.
fionr-W lD.rr patents. 81 s0a2 90: winter
afalghts, % 40a2 60; spring pats, 50 lOa3 80
spring straights, 81 ala2 co. bakers, 81 1Oa2 co.
GRAIN Moyr,srxr,
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81 lnuiS ain

Ar. LOUIS. June s. Wheat, Higher:
:.sh. Sc; June, 55c; July, 56I4c; August,
eoRs-H Higher; cash. 40,sc; June. 4oc;
Jsy. $685.
,eArs-Higher; cash. 40Iac: June, 40c;
''y. 5l14c; August. 30l4c.
goRK-Higher: jobbing SIC 3siS.
saRD-Higher; steam, So 5oGp6 62lS.
NHIsKY-Steady, st 10.
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KILLING FROST I'M OHIO

CLEVELAND, June Ga killing frost Wis.,
tied many sections in northwestern Ohio
last night, and much damage is reported
to early fruit and vegetables
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS

IN The Produce exchange today the butter
,mnTTrket was steady, unchanged; creamery las
ssbtssc, dairy l0al4Isc, Eggs, steady. UNI
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