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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05

an Indian encampment in quest Of one OF
his ponies which had strayed away from
his place. he found il staked out near
the camp and demanded possession of it.
An Indian told him he could take
the animal. but that he must not
take the rope securing it; that while he
was ia the act of christening the pony be
was shot in the arm by the Indian, who
presumably thought the white man in
tended taking pony. rope and all. In the
meantime brother of the white man ar
rived and shot the Indian. mortally
wounding him AT this juncture another
Indian appeared upon the scene and shot
the brother of white man No. i, killing
him.
Immediately after he received bullet
in the arm. as above, white man No. / Sc
cured his pony and mace of, returning
soon accompanied by posse of friends,
just as the indians were in the act of
burning the body OF his dead brother. and
commenced shooting at them. They sue.
ceeded in capturing the body of the dead
man and making their escape unharmed,
after shooting another Indian.
The foregoing statement WAS given by
white man " no came in from near the
scene of the trouble. Save in one respect
TO one detail, the story Of the wounded
Indian, who it is claimed fired the first
shot, is substantially as told by the white
men. This Indian says he, and not the
white man, was untying the pony, when
the white man shot at him.
There seems 10 exist in the minds OF
a great many an idea that the Indians in
this vicinity are disposed to be malignant,
which is highly erroneous. To those who
are acquainted with the details surround
ing the reported Indian battle, and the
habits of the Indians. such stories as have
been in circulation recently concerning
the same, are becoming decidedly tire
some.
Captain L. A. Woodson, Indian agent at
Darlington, of the Cheyenne and Arapshoe
Indians is rapidly bringing these Indians
TO state of civilization, which will fit
them for work, and make them valuable
acquisition to the surrounding country.
Under his management they are indus
triously forging their way forward. and
will be benefit to any community, in
stead of detriment, as it is generally
supposed they are.
1t is to be hoped that no more such
groundless rumors will lie permitted to
creep into the press. The author of them
doub, lessly had a wonderfully developed
imagination.
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THINKS THE BILL USELESS.

LONDON, April "A representative OF
the Associated Press had an interview
today with Sir George Baden-Powell, who
was British commissioner In the Boring
sea investigation. Sir George has an
nounced his intention of making an i'm.
portant statement, criticizing the mai n
provisions Of the Bering sea bill, when it
comes up for its second reading in the
house OF commons.
He said: 1.-THE Boring sea bill seems to
be drafted with the object Of destroying
and not preserving the seals. 1t will not,
in my opinion. in any way assist in pre-
serving the seals. regard 1t as inhuman
to urge the sealers to take the female seals
in pup. The bill in my opin ion, will tend
TO destroy the seal indust ~ ashore and at
sea. Arrangeme uts. how ever. could cas-
lily have been made to preserve
the seals and the industry had
expert advice been taken. l am cert ain
the Americans and Canadians are equally
ANXIOUS TO preserve the seals, and all the
parties interested ought to combine and
devise new regulations which would be
scientifically adequate. But IL the Tree
governments have agreed upon it, the bill
must be passed, although experts regard
the measure as worse than useless.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
DAY ON WALL STREET.
Heavy Market and Dull Time for Spec
ulatoro.

new YORK. April 4.-The feature Of interest
in Stock exchange circles today was the re-
port of the General Electric company for 1874
The fact that the knife had been used judi
ciously in cutting of the Rotten branches, and
that the operation had not resulted unfavor-
ably, did not prevent raid on the companys
stock. The bears took advantage of the OPP
portunity afforded by the announcement
made in the report that a million dollars sur
plus had. in 1872, been changed into dens it
ofover Sl2.00 600 In lseS, and the report caused
selling movement OF large proportions,
which resulted In q break In the companys
shares of SIS Per cent, of which only 4 Per cent
was recovered AT the close. The general mar
ket opened weak and a shade lower than the
closing prices Of yesterday,
The speculation was heavy in tone during
the first hour but between IL O'Clock and
noon was fairly firm and higher figures were
made up to I O'Clock. a period of depression
followed, the losses, however, being merely
fractional. and this was succeeded by q good
market, which lasted 10 the delivery hour.
From that time In the close the tendency WAS
downward and the final dealing was heavy.
The bond market was fairly steady In the
early dealings, but in the late trading became
heavy in sympathy with the stock specula-
ton, and closed weak.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
SAVED FROM HANGING.
dilligan, the Negro Murderer, Gets .
Stay Of Execution.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 4.-[SpecisLl-
Friday, John Milligan, a negro murderer,
was to have been hanged here, and Sheriff
Fightmaster had made all arrangements
for his execution. Yesterday his attor-
neys secu,ei stay of execution from
Judge Dale, who ordered that the appeal
from the district court to the supreme
court should operate as a supersedeHs,
Milligan is hard hearted wretch. The
testimony in the case was all against him.
He did not show tine least emotion when
he was notified of the stay, and gazsd as
blankly as ever. before him. 1t is not likely
that the supreme court will reverse the de-
cision OF the lower court
Had Milligan been hanged Friday, it
would have been the first legal execution
in the territory.
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RUMOR DISCREDITED.

LONDON, April 4-The foreign Office has
no advices regarding the tension said to
exist between the British representatives
in Nicaragua and the Nicaraguan
authorities, and the rnmor is discredii ed.
Vice Admiral Sir John Hopkins, in COM
msnd of the North American and West
Indies station. cabled yesterday, saying
the excitement on the Mosquito coast was
caused by the shooting of AN American
citizen named William Wilson by Near
aguan official.
NEW YORK, April A special To the
World from Mansgua, Nicaragua, says:
President Zeliya has asked Dictator
Bonillx OF Honduras, whom he helped to
overthrow President Vazquez. to be ready
10 return the favor by having troops ready
TO support him (Zsliya) new on the Mos
quito reservation. The Nicarsguau gov
ernment has instructed that the severest
punishment will be inflicted upon persons
who take part in the anii-American dis
turbances. No arrests have been made.
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FEVER on sHrP-BoARp.

BUEyos AYERS. April f-Ysiles fever
on board o: the Mindeli. oae of The Two
Portuguese war ships which 6rcaSh. 20
this port from BIO Jsneiro Admiral d.
Cams and other Brazilian io.urRers-. -
increasing n violence, aud many OF ,te
crew are now Frustrated by rhe disease
Advices have reached here from Lima 10
the effect that there is no truth IN the
report TIA. General CzeeS-s -. esfxb
listed q cicsstSrship 10 PERT
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita today-Fair. with
rising temperature.
Highest temperature yesterday. .. "a
Lowest ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "a
MEAN ~
Average for month thus far............ 80
April average. past five years. ...... 81
Average for 4th day ................ ..... As
During the past twenty-four hours there has
been cooler. clear weather, gentle northwest
wind and rising barometer.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, April i.-Foilowing Is the
forecast up to p M, Thursday:
For kansas-Fair; northerly winds, be-
coming variable.
For Oklahoma-Fair: northerly winds
For Colorado-Fair; warmer westerly winds
shifting TO south.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
FRISCO MARKET FREAKS.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 4-Ths directors
OF the Produce exchange held . meeting
this afternoon to consider the resignation
OF President Lsnmsis:er, rendered bec.uss
OF the direcfors' recent action In hxins an
arbitrary marginal value TO May wheat.
No action wss AIKEN aud an effort will ie
made TO induce Lsnmsist~r to reconsider
his resignation. BY unanimous vote the
directors 6xed 81. Is ., the the magical
value OF Dvcembe wbest. which option
bad advanced today to o. L.
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STRIKE IN TIE TERRITORY.

DENIsoN, Tex, April 4-Miners at LIE
high. krebs and Coalgats struck today.
Unless q settlement is made soon much
superint endent OF the Coslgate mines. left
for Kansas City today. Ii is rumored be
has gone TO get miners, US the operators
state they will run. IL the attempt is
maie ship in new men bicodshed is
sure to follow
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Still Another Account.

fpecai Ul>ptINh &c the hdIy EasIe.
Ell RENO. o. T., April 4-Several re.
ports. apparently sent i'll from this city,
concerning rumored Indian fight west of
here. have been the means OF setting the
readers of them To work to learn the truth
Or falsity of such reports. AS obtained
from a reliable source true statement Of
the trouble, its source and outcome, is
about a. follows: A white man came into
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
cHrLrs NEW CABINET.

SANTIAo, Chilli. April The cabinet
crisis has -nded and q pew ministry. CON
posed OF Radicals And Liberals has b-en
formed as follows; Minister OF the in
terror. Seno Reyes; foreign af-irs, Senor
treasury, Seuor Newer: public works
Senor Er.szuriz: war and marine. General
Valdez
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
MEXICO ALL RIGHT.

LONDON. April 5-Advices received here
from the City OF Mexico says reports
circulated in the United States regardiu q
the alleged threatened Suspension Of pay
ment OF the interest on the foreign debt of
Mexico are denied in official Mexican
circles. Such rumors were set at rest by
the message which President Diaz sent on
April / to congress.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
TO TALK SILVER
PROP0sED INVITATION TO A COZ
FERENCE ON SILVER

Resolution Introduced In the Hou Sc
Authorizing President Cleveland
to Ask the Western Nations to
Adopt Measures to Secure
the Recognition ofSilver.
House and Senate Do
ings-Budget of
News From
the Capital.
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STRIKERS WIN.

BUTTE, Mont, April 4-The striking
switchnen In the employ Of the Great
Northern returned 20 work tonight.
Freight trains on the line are now moving
on time AS usual Both sides made con-
eessious bus 1t was practically a victory
for the strikers
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PAINTERS RED HEADED

CHICAGO, April NEARLY all the paint
ers la Chicago will be idle tomorrow. The
association OF employers today decided to
take aggressive measures against the
pending strike and agreed TO general
lockout, by which 1000 men are .s-nwn
GU. of employment.
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Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour firm. No. spring wheat 6ltfc, No 8,
60Iaa6l4c; No red 6lI1c. No corn SIC, No.
3 yellow S524c, No oats 30ssc No white a2ls
a:s34c, No. 3 white SlI4aas4c. No rye &c.
No fiaxseed 81 81. Prime timol by seed 81 u
Mess pork per barrel Sll Sail III. Lard.
per 100 pounds, s. 3Oa7 2221ac, Short ribs sides,
loose, S. 05a6 CHS. Dry salted shoulders, boxed,
s. s7Ifa6 l21s. Short clear sides, boxed. s. l2lS
az DC, Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, 81 10, Sugars, unchanged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
FRIoHrFUL PHANToMs

Haunt the dreams Of the sufferer from in
digest ion. What should the nightmare
ridden dyspeptic do when walking with 8
start, the sweat oozing from the pores.
sleep for the remainder of the night seems
unattainablef Swallow a wineglassful of
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters. which, if
taken before going to bed. would have in
sured repose. Use the Buffers for nervous
ness. dyspepsia, rheumatism, malaria.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
CHocTAws oBDURArE.

council has adjourned after beiug in ses-
sion nearly two weeks. 1t passed a r-solu-
tion refusing to treat with the Dawes
commission and tavoring holding their
land in common.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
tightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
The needs of physical being, viii attest
tie value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced il the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the lfreshing and truly
beneficial properties of 2 perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of FIGS is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, bat it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you viii not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
GRAIN MOVEMENTS

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was firm and unchanged. creamery
l9s22c. dairy l2alsc. Eggs steady; strictly
frs n Qcik
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-05
THIRTY AREKILLED
LATEST NEWS BAD FROM SEAT OF
CHEYENNE TROUBLES.

Chief Red Moon and His Band Said to
Have Killed Fifteen Whites and to
Have Lost as Many Braves
Themselves-Reds Hasten
i.'~to Join the Warriors.
are All Well
= With Win
.sters and
!, ant Blood.
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BRITISH BUDGET.

LONDON, April i.-In the bonse Of COM
mons to-day, in accordance with a motion
by Sir John Long, NJ. p. for Dundee. tine
government agreed to make n return to
the house of the time occupied in the
transit OF mails during the year 1898. be-
tween Queenstown and Southampton and
New York. with the steamers names, show
ing the steamers carrying the mails under
contract
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THROW DOWN THE GAUNTLET

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo, April a.
Since tie Cripple Greek miners rejected
the proposed comprcni-e the mire owners
declare that tEeE viii make 10 further
effort to meet unions or committees bar
will operate ;b-ir properties with aoa-
union men or not 81 all
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LANDED HIS RACE
pURACK And HIS PARTY ORDERED
AWAY FROM R0BY.

His Old Horse Rancocas Is Finally
Turned Loose and 6allops Over
Everything In the Race-"Kill-
ingr Didn't Amount to MscR
Financially Returns
From The Many Race
Courses aud News
From the SPORT
ing World.
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Day On tbs Turf


Five furiong: Emma ID. Sol won: Long
D. Or. IL TO /. secoud; durango. 8 20
Third. Time. 1:lsst
Secoud-Hslf n,iI~, Victor. I to 8 won;
Ksimer. to I. second; Victory, Atoi.
third. Time, 80
Third-One mile: Tisre-., to !. won:
Castro. 4 to l,second; victrsss. 4to I. third
Time. I:43.
Fourth--Six furlongs: Ro, al. Flush 10
to l VOC; Drbrsc~y.s TO I. second; MslAnie
8 10 5. third. Time. lila
Fifth-Seveu furlongs: Draw Scott. to
s won; ClacQuer, 81 To 1. second; Carmel,
10 to I, third Time, La
NEW ORLEANS, March A-rhird day Of
new Louisiana Jockey club spring meet
ing. Weather cloudy. track good; attend
First race-Ffvs furions,; swisssr Won,
Con Kinney, second; Auianda, third.
Time los.
Sscond-Six furIons; Forest King won;
Rouser. secoud; Imp Subsidy. third. Time
l:l0
TnIrd-One mile; Jim Head won; The
Bully. second; Purioin. third. Tim. i:4sts
Fourth-Seveu and one-half furlougss
Bonnie Byrd won: Jim Lee, secoud; Bore.
alis, third. Time LAO.
Fifth-Six furloug-; Audrey won; Csss.
second; Larry Farrell, third. Time i;is,s.
Sixth-Five fnrlopg~; Buckedis wooi
Topic, second; jim Reed third. Time
i:O53S.
LITTLE Rock. Ark. April &-First RAGS
Seven furiongs; Meddi-r won, Sir
Walter Raleigh, second; Freedom. third.
Second-Four furiong~: Trifscial won,
Rnfus. second; Bob Carter. third Time,
o.5i.
Third-sIx and one-haif furIous.: Fol
,o- Day won; Lady Gay ;s, .sc0nd; Bully
Fourth-Mile and oue-six eeath; Wight
man mon: Chant, second; Celhouu. third.
Time, 1:491f
Fiith-One mil. Eugene won; Msy
Hardy. second; Rushlight, third. Time.
l:41
RORY. Ind, April 4-Fir.t race-NIne-
six eenths of a mile; Oayx Won; Ths
Di-tilier, second: Nativity, third. Tips.
100
d-Thirteen-.ixteenths Of q mill,
General Gordon won; Lauressan. second,
Mike Conroy. third Time, is<6
Tbird-Five furlong-: Harry smith won,
Gaylord. second; Extra, third Time, ISL
Fourth -Tbrss-Qusrters 81 a mile: Willie
l. won; Nance, second, Mockshi. third
lime. l:3i.
Fifih-One mile: Fskir won; Ulster,
secoud; Clay. third. Time. all
KANSAS CrrY. NO.. April A-Firss race
rive buG Oue-usii luIiouxss Fl"tI!id won,
Row second; Gold Dust. third Time
l;l2I.
second-Six furlongs; Guilty. wop: Miss
Spot, second; Hoodoo. third Time i:3iL.
Third-four furlooRs: Sboiohp, Won;
Lsmb. second: Biddy Flynn. third, Time
5iH.
Fourit-One mile; Jim Daugherty won,
MontelIe. second; Patssy. third Tim.
lax
Finh-Four and one-bsIf furiou9-.
Sutbsrnest won; Bsrvsp. second; Mara
third. Time :5sX.
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PRICE NO OBJECT
SHORTS ON WHEAT BOUND TO GOV.
ER AT ANY COST.

Sensational Day on the Stock Elk
change, During Which Wheat
Shoots Up Thcee Cents and Pork
Seventy-hve-Conti Bad
Reports From Winter
Wheat Fields Prick
Bulls to Action
and Cause All
Round Bulge.
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WARSAW. April 4-CbOlerx Is raging
in Czensiochow, Poland, y place of 5000
people. Oh the PrussiAn frontier. The
town has been Quarantined.
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WICHITA MARKETS

WICHITA. April 1
CATTLE
Caft1e-None.
HOGS
Hogs to To- higher
REPRESENTATIVE sALEA
The following are the representative sales OF
logs At the yards today:
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70 you by your merchant d a
evidence Of his reliability. as he can
sell you cheap ready-nixed paints
and bogus White Lead and make a
larger prof. Mary shof-sighted
dealers do 80.
Pea C0<1sz1-S9szzi Led Ca -.
HsEs Lad TieGlsx Csszzs. q su>-o~.l ~ -.
. stss~nd keg 81 Lac cal ais sszss =.
Tss1s- sa~>x trs s~s 2z-ssxn<s - s1s.rf's-,r
$50. 80 sazzFss 80 hsss szas. t-4.r n !.
tS1Fsts - 80 60 H1rx..
- "a rs@Ss esd sea n. sz~ s-sos e.
trs--s a&s1 s>ag-aSs1. fs<; Il ua8 esvS.ssy
ere - st~s SISSY c~SlAsx
.Erfo>aI LEsD CO
81 les prs.sk
(asss .vsse - yssse s.xsxr ~ -.s..
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POPS SUPPORT r111nAn.

FLORENCE. S. c. April 4-Goveruor
Tillman has the active support of the Pop
ulist party in Florence county, and BY au-
thority of resolution adopted BY the
Populist county convention held the
Monday before the Darlington affair,
Colonel Clayton the chairman of the con-
vention. has appointed man in each
township who, upon his call, will assem-
bic the farmers Of his township at rem
devious. They will come armed and ready
to support the governor.
An order has been received here from
Governor Tillman directing the arrest Of
all the citizens of this place who .paTtici-
pated in taking the guns from the local
srmory last Friday. Tue order embraces
the best citizens Of the town. They are
surrendering quietly and are reporting at
the court house. The governors order
allows them parole within the town limits
Hsbeas corpus proceedings viii be uader-
taken.
Senator Butler advised the leaders last
night not TO resist arrest, but to imme-
diateiy apply for q writ of habeas corpus
rs the militia has no right TO make such
arrests.
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Negro Informer Killed.

DARLINGTON. S. c.. April AT 1:3o p.
m. today an officer dashed into the head
quarter of General Richberz. in the ar
mory building. and announced that q man
had been shot to death in the Cleveland
hotel. The officer in command Of the
squad at the dispensary placed his men in
line and sent them double-quick to the
Cleveland hotel, ahead OF General Rich
berg and tho staff officers. The inmates
of the hotel were In state of great sx-
citemeGt.
In a narrow hallway on the second floor
the body OF q colored man was found. He
bad been shot through the heart and
killed instantly. His name was Henry
Green and he was the second cook Of the
hotel. The man who killed Green WAS
DIR. w. II. Paine. a guest at the hotel.
He was put under arrest By General
Richberg aud taken 20 Jail.
d.. Paine came here about two months
ago from Nashville. He is An agent for the
New York Life Insurance Co. 1t appears
that the negro went before General Rich
berg. cOmmander-in-chief of the state vol
unteers, and made affidavit that he had
seen Paine coming out of the dispensary
last Sunday with his pockets Glled with
bottles OF whisky. DR.. Paine met him in
the corridor of the hotel and asked him
about tho matter. Hot words were passed
on both sides. Green giving DR.. Paine the
lie and making demonstrations toward
him when Paine pulled his pistol and shot
him
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FEARS NO FURTHER TROUBLE.

COLUMBIA, S. s., Apri! AFTER con-
ference today with Darlington commit
tee, Governor Iillmau issued statement
in which he says he has instructed General
Richberg to bring tho troops back here
Friday morning. when they will be dis
tributed about the state.
II do not care" continues the governor.
ito keep the force there any longer than
is necessary, and have agreed that il the
men in Darlington who have caused the
trouble will stand trial, will let the civil
law take its course, all the way through"
Everything WIS quiet today and the
governor fears no further trouble.
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ROSY. Ind. April A-C. A Durank. tie
owner of RsncocaA jerome l.. Lyndhnrsf.
and other horses. came TO grief at Rohy
yesterday. He and his horses were or
dered away from the track aztec Rsneoess
price upon winning the fourth racs In =
gallop.
Durack is n bad manager. He has bsca
getting ready for killing wish r ncocas.
bu. when he finally turped his head tsosa
Was forced TO take to foe hi. money.
In his two previos stsrts Rsucaeas
was s,u,iiously kept su. ot the fr-t shr~s
md several books ra ed = harvest by
launching" the show pr CO on him Yes
terdny as fact a mare AS Sssdi could not
make the horse gallon. IL. went up To the
mares head before bad gone three
furiongs and ran over her rs though she
WAS npchOreS
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Pure blood is better than ''blue blood.
To have pure blood, take Hoods Sarsapar
lila.
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Chicago Market
CHICAGO. April l.
The market today experienced the following
range of prices.
IOpened. II hest Lowest.j Closed.
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