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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
WILL MAKE THEM SWEAT.
Men Who Lynched the Six Negroes Are
Indicted.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. 15.-Thirteen men
have been Indicted by the grand jury for
completely in the recent lynchiDg of six
negroes near MilliDgtOn, Tenn. OF that
number ten are in Jail and the other three
will be arrested before morning. The
names of those now in custody are:
w. 5. Richardson, T. T. Atkinson, JEFF
LaXton, E. n. Sayth. Joe Calf, y. y.
Sayth, Frank Tucker, Sidney Douglass,
Mike StIckfadden, James Sisselick, James
Walker and Frank Il. BOynse.
The grand jury made its report TO Judge
Cooper today and adjourned. In concIud-
ing its report the jury says:
1--WE cannot close this report without ex-
pressing our horror of the cold-bloCded,
brutal butchery of the six defenseless men,
the cruelty of which would cause even a
savage to hang his head in shame, as
shown by the evidence developed In the in
vestigaJion. We indulge the hope that
the most vigorous prosecution will be con-
tinued until every man engaged in it suf-
fers The extreme penalty."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
4 Familiar Name.

Gentleman (who has engaged aged col
ored hackman 10 drive him from the sta
ton to the hotel(-Say, uncle, what 5 your
namef
Driver-My name, sab, IS George Wash
inEton.
Gentleman-George Washington Why,
that name seems familiar
Driver-Well, 70 de Law6's sake
should tink it ought 10. Here been driv-
in 70 this station 70 bout 20 years, sab.
p. * :. :. :. Co. Bulletin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
SHOOTING CONTEST CONTINUES.

CHICAGO, Sept. 15-Favorable weather
enabled the marksmen to make better
records on the rife range at TT. Sheridan
today. The best absolute score for tn
two days practice was made by First
Lieutenant A. B. Foster, Second infantry,
who got 335 BULBS eyes out of possible
A00. The shooting was an aggregate for
the immediate ranges between 200 and
600 yards. But Lieutenant Foster is in the
distinguished class, and was not in actual
competition with the amateur marksmen.
Sergeant Thompson Barrett, company +,
- b Infantry, made the highest score be-
low the distinguished class with 326 Far
rier Jacob Hoff, troop f, third cavalry,
scored 800. the best record registered with
the cavalry. Sergeant Hugh Griffith,
troop q, eigth cavalry, one of the lannon's
shots of the cavalry, fell but two points
lower.
III field practice, the Springfield rifle is
regarded AS having the advantage in &C
curacy over The Carlyne. Preliminary
fielding will continue for two days next
week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
HE DOES NOTREGRET.
Altgeld Says He Would Lfberate the
Anarchisc Again.

New YORK, Sept. ia reporter inter
viewing Governor Altgeld tonight asked;
Have you ever regretted pardOning those
anarchists" Never. never" he ex-
claimed with great energy. IF had the
matter to act upon again tomorrow I'd tic
it over again. / knew just what it meant.
The anarchists were lot of friendless dev
lis, without sympathy from the vast ma
jority."
Every mans hand was against them. ]
knew that in every civilized land, and
especially in the United States, would
ring out curses loud and bitter against me
for what did. L saw my duty and did il.
There was no evidence 10 canvict those
men. Besides, the jury was packed
have 10 political ambition. Office seekers
are poor lot. pardoned those men be-
cause I thought they were illegally con-
yicted !"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

A. fashionable snzllsh charitable sai-s
and fetes The pssrooizs1 By royalty
Usually consists q collections % plants
and ca; flowers daly ard sggresaiTsiy
plsoars.et, Flowers sent fgr sals from
SandriughEn. - oo1mand . Il r II
the Prince ot Wales. % q. Fron Clare
mont. ~ egfnEnsnd - tf9s cgchess q Al
baGy. "a the case may -. soTpeflsaes
y lE1sJs greenhouses ss1 rv9rsszeuted -
% er.Tnrnand q tie qzasn. To 1eusocr&slo
Arneyicaa syes this ralqEitols oora-
ruan6 - very 1lE-zs:esgL II IL an en-
Srltten law, - TIE way. thAs thsss ''oona,
rzzzDGss!' aoxers shall - prorrpZy AID
entirely sold -Sex York Tins
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
HE TAUGHT HER A LESSON.
One Wife VIII Not Again Trouble Anybody
For n Spool OF SIX.

One summer the wife o. well known
North slider went % one of the resOTts
At ths end Of week she found that her
black silk had given cut, - she vruts her
husband 20 find a spool e Il u the low
er drawer q the bureau and send q On.
Tho dutifUl husband spent three solid
hours on a hot day before be found tho
missing spool
or couTse - was Tot vbcre bis wife Rad
said 10 was. After he had changed his
saturated linen the man went down and
sent the spool b. registered mall % bis
Sife That night - struck hiLa e. absurd
that she should have pus him ~ al tAss
trouble. and n received u teech ber =
lesson he thought thzs with littls
effort she might have found sgzDs filk az
the sumner resort THAI Wgold have AZ
sTeret Der pzrpoae-
Wen, he bought gross Il spooi SIX
aid put & 81 : drawer q BIS cask. TIE
next time she left town she found spool
q black six under her plate az the place
where she took her 6rss Szses.i. ard ever
since then shs has been followed - "a
spoai q siIk. even - Eurppe Wherever
she may stop sie saes fhe spoil -. b;
plate or or her drs-s-r she k2s leaned
TIE icz.ou CilcsEy Inter cueaa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
Only One Favorite VIM.

CINCINNATI. Sept IA shower at moor
made the track al L4tonis a I'll fie heavy
attendance was the best Of the week. OnlJ
one fsvorite won; other winners as raj,
were good second choices.
First race-Six f1rloags: Charm. won
Harry Lyman. ssco8d; SaDoose, tkird
lime. I:l9
Second-Five furlongs: swiftly, won
Annie VI. second Sevilla. third. lime Ii
Third-lj< miles OakwOot won. Henry
Young second, Lehman third Tins
Is.
Fourtb-Mils and seventy yards. Ezber;
won, Volt second, Rhettgoo4 third. Time
i-sS
EIfth-Nile. -. Max won. SborteorasT
secoad. ArSoaboe t1ird- Tine Is2i!
Sirrh-FiEe furioags; Gargle ~0u. LII
ian c sec0at. Lssb=il thiri. Time I-0s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
Natures Forces.

The forces of nature exerted violently
make towards Of the brayest. l have seen
South Americans cover and collapse in
times of earthquake. They would lose
every spark of courage and act like fright
ened children. The same men would stand
up, and, with smiles on their faces, stab
each other TO death with their keen, long
bladed knives. During the earthquake at
Charleston old soldiers that had demon
strated their nerve on many q bloody field
were victims Of abject fear. Yankee bull
lets could not make them fy, but the I'M
seen forces that moved on them so nys-
teriously were too much for human en-
durance.-W Post.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
OKLAHOMA DIVORCE SCANDAL.

PERRY. o. T., Sept. 15.-Quite sensa-
ton Was caused here last night when Mrs.
Annie Mchinnon filed counter petition
TO her husbands petition for divorce
Duncan c. McKinnon filed suit against
his wife on July 81. and personal service
was obtained on Mrs. Mckinuon in ChicA-
90. where McKinnon had taken his wife to
enter their daughter in college Mrs. Ne
Kinnon was not aware that her husband
had any intentions TO abandon her Till she
received service. Meknnon took his wife
and daughter 10 Chicago last August. and
then came Immediately 20 the opening OF
the Cherokee Strip aud obtained claim
next to his wIfe's niece. When Mrs Me
Kinnon got news that her husband was
suing for divorce she came here at once
and took possession of Der husbands farm
and residence, and asked the district court
for $40, 600 alimony. She also filed a cross
petition charging her husband with IN
hdelity at different plae~s II Kansas. OK
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

TRAvER'S ISLAND. y. Y, Sept. 1a-Ths
seventh annual championship meeting OF
the Amateur Athletic union was 6roughe
of today under the auspices OF the New
York Athletic club here, aud it was voted
q great success
Ia the swimming match Kenney made a
new worlds record for 100 yards in 100 s,S.
Carey won the SSl-ysrd swim IA l5:SS
and DicSey the 440-yard swim in T.24 Tbs
mile swim was Won by Kenny 10 SS:Si A.
Lee of the New York Athletic club. won
the loo yards foot race In 10 Ia Halt
race, kilpatric. y. Y A. c.. i:55 -. Mile
and three mile walk. LiebCold. Pastime
a. G.. 6;S6 aud 24:lS Is. 10 yard hurdle,
Chase, y. y. y c., rs s.. new record.
30 yards run. Lee. :22--a new record on
curved track Two mile bicycle race,
George c. Smith. y. Y. \ C., s:l62s.
Quarter mile run, F. f. KeSne. Boston A.
C.. 81 Mile run, George ". OSloa, y. Y.
A c.. 10 time.
Two mile hurdle. F. G. Puffer. Y. J. A.
C.: time. 25Sl. Halt mile run, Charles n.
Bean, Suffolk; time, 95a5S S7a Ranninz
higa jump. NJ. T. Sweeney, Xavier A. e.
six feet. Pole vault for height. &. n.
Buckholz, Bank Clerks a C.. n feet Run
ming broad Jump. W. Golf. y. J. A. e, -
feet inches. Putting 10 pound shot.
George H. Gray. y. Y. A. c. ~ feet 3
Inches Throwing hammer. s. pounds.
J. ). Mitchell. \. y. A. g, - fees 81
inches. Throwing IS pound weight, J. !.
Mitchell, y. y. y. c.. SO feet : - inches.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
THIS IS ALvA,s aIRTHDAY

ALvA. o. T., Sept. 15-Tomorrow at
about f:15 p. IN. this beautiful city will be
just l year old, and she has long ago put
off her infant clothes and is now dressed in
complete lady attire, and the 800 acres Of
land that she now occupies and which is
all covered with beautiful residences and
business houses was then but wild prairie;
and as one looks over the beautiful city to-
day with all her thrift and promise, they
cannot help but admire the push and go
ahesd of her enterprising citizens. But
what has been done By the citizens OF
Alva to make her the great business center
which she now is. is nothing TO compare
with what has BEEN done by the farmers
of NJ county, who have transformed what
WINS but one year ago tomorrow nothing
but wild, trackless waste, into one of the
most beautiful farming countries under
the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
Western Association.
UTOPIA IN THE BAY STATE.
Advantages Enjoyed by Members of .
BrookIins Cooperative Community.

Advantages Enjoyed by Members of .
Brooklins Cooperative Community.
A number Of people living in Brookline,
Mass, are enjoying many OF those ideal
advantages that every householder dreams
of, and according TO tho New York Post
without any Of the vicious results that
certain students Of social questions warn
US are inherent in cooperative oommuni-
ties. These people live in houses perfectly
warmed and lighted by outside powers.
The same or similar powers take care Of
their sidewalks, winter and summer, wash
and sweep the front steps and look after
the lawns and flower beds. AL this Is done
at a moderate cost.
Each house has in the rear grass plot
Of it's own, and in the center Of the square
formed by the four rows OF houses there IL
park, with trees and walks and tennis
courts. In this park is placed pretty
casino where the members Of the commu.
nifty can dance, bowl or play billizrds ex-
oept on those occasions when some mem
Der engages II for a special entsrtainment-
For such events a. a dinner, q dance OF .
reception the entire building. with It's con-
servatories, may be rented for 50 This in
cludes the attendance Of man from 5 IN
12 o'clock in the evening. Decorations Of
plants and flowers are 70 be had at a mod
crate additional cost The caterers charge
for table service, crockery, etc, for 100
persons is s.. so
Small and early parties beginning at 8
O'Clock and with the last guest gone 81
1870 have the Use % the hall for 81 20.
OF this plan Of cooperation a man who
has been a householder % years says:
This community % interest in no way
trenches upon privacy, and IL IL as easy 20
preserve seclussSa and Independence a. In
Q city block, where neighbOrS are prscti-
cally strangers. find myself for The first
time. although In the largest house I have
been privileged 70 occupy, entirely with
mt the carr Sf a hr,rzehCIH -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today =
Warmer ard fair until Monday.
Highest temperature yesterday .. So
Lowest OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
-,lS4a 1890 %
Clear weather. light variable wind and high
followed By marked fall in pressure.
Relative humidity az a. N. So, and at p
m. As
Average temperature for mon III . .
September average. past i've years .. So
Average for l4th day --....-......... - 6S
FRED L. JOHNSON Observer
WASHINGTON. Sept. l5.-The following is
the forecas. up till p. IT.. Sunday.
For Enthusiastically fair; slightly warm
er; south winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair;
east winds becoming westerly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
ANDOvER, Kan. Aug. 15.-The union
Sunday school picnic or concert held here
today was a grand success in every particu-
lar, and great credit is due the superin-
tendent and officers ot this school for he
interest they nave taken in trying to make
the contest Il success The people were
splendIdly entertained by The pastor of the
NJ. F.. church anu others who made some
good speeches. The choir furnished some
splendid music
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
HAWAIIAN IS NOT ENDORSED.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 15.-ResoIutiOns
were introduced IN the Firemens conveu-
ton today regarding the position taken by
Vice Grand Master Hannshan in advising
members Of the brotherhood who went out
during the Pullman sympathetic strike
not to work with non-unIon men. An eff
fort was made TO have his course fully en-
dorsed. but this failed. The officials then
refused TO say just what was done with
the resolutions. but it is believed they
were dropped without action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
HOTEL sOJoURNERs.


Hotel Manha'tan-E. McGarvey, Ed
II. Madison, Fort Scott; Jacob LOWS. Kau-
sas City; A. Mcbride. Piedmont, Kan;
Z. c. Mccormick, Oklahoma City; Q c.
Martin, Atchison; j. NJ. Hersherger. c. E
Fulton. Chicago; c. j. Rees, Kansas
City: Ra>ie Ellington. Perry, .. T.;
w. O. Wheeler, New York; Ira Smith.
j. w. X. Lemon, Kansas City; J. NJ
Henry, Chicago; J. NJ. Ross, Lyons. Kan
Harry Plognian and wife. Kansas City;
Baron Van Hull, Leipsic, Germany; W. 3.
Stump. Woodland, VI. :. Van Deusen,
Chicago; T. B Simpson, Hutchinson:
l.. p Spencer, Newton. Kansas;
Fred L. 1rickey, Lsrned. Kan; II. W.
Barre, Neodesha; George d. Coe. Clinton.
No.; William Douglas, j. A. l.. Pinto,
Kansas City; J. A. Lamb st. Louis; A. a.
Bellman, Derby. Kan; +. L. Burkee, Kan
sas City; john 4. Pike. Fort Scott; Miss
Nora Knapp Dallas. Tex; l. J. Phebus,
Topeka; Charles @. Fisher, Enid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
OLD SOLDIER DROPS DEAD.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle
KIowA. Kan, Sept. 15.-G. w. Tea, an
old soldier who resides on claim two and
half miles south OF this city was found
dead yesterday near the Santa Fe stock
yards. The cause of death as pronounced
by the coroner's jury was apoplexy. He
was buried today under the auspices of the
Grand Army of the Republic post of
kiOWa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
Vinegar on Meats.

Vinegar * seldom used on meats, and yet
il might he very wisely, for IL has the prop
critics VI Scf,ening and even dissolving tbs
muscular fiber. Take for instance, meat
thaE IS very tough I-sy it IN = deep dish,
cover it with diluted vinegar. allow It 70
stand overnight, and the next morning Il
viii De found Is tender Is possible Phil
adelphia Cali
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
ANXIETY OVER ARMY CHANGES

WASHINGTON, Sept. 15.-Great anxiety
is felt 10y the officers of the army and their
friends over the orders making assign
ments of troops, which have been pre-
pared by General Scbofield aud approved
by Secretary Lamont The orders were
ready for announcement today but it was
decided to not make them public until
Monday. Inquiries came to the DEPART
ment from many quarters today but no
intim atoms of the forthcoming changes
were given.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records i'll the register of deeds Office
show the following transfers:
NJ Smith d lois 93S aud $40 Wichita
ST LSweiIluG S..-- lOO
&c Baan and Z r Mead ne or sec %
p 2w.. 5000
j II Goddard I'd lots Al to A. Buffum
ave Riverside add Observation-Disclosures. 126
III 3 Robertson I'd lot 30 Lawrence
ave Mead ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2SS
r Harvey I'd lots "a to 50 Munnell
ave Glendale add Observation-Disclosures. Is
b 4 Mclean I'd lots and 9 Everett
ave Lswnfield add, lots ~ to A blk
Sand 10 to - blk 10 and lots TO 10
blk all Orchard Grove add alsow
100 # lot ) blk Il. College Hill add. 6S
NJ j Harrington Z q lots 125 TO 12g
Davidson ave Bently Kan.. 81
NJ II Brooks W d lots IS and 20 Wa
bash ave Cusick's add . l
" Sever lots ~ 10 40 blk town
of Maize. ................... 500
c A Harper O d lots pa $50 and
hi 232 Market st Hyde d Ferrells
Observation-Disclosures. 525
W h Bush t q lots p and % blk 2
Burton car add. ....... %
+ Dawson d lot = Rock Island ave
Rock Island add. Observation-Disclosures. 64
\ j Nelson W d II hf NV or sec 2l-29
2e........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 200
+ j Sawin W d W inf sw Or sec % - le 1000
A G. Dawson " lots II and IS Allen
ave Aliens add. Observation-Disclosures. /
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

Mrs W:ckrt-Is yozr ssu as fond d.
st2fuary - eTeTs reEBe1bzT T. ed
70 60 20 F1oTeu1c zzd 6oms ever Tar.
3Irs Buie--Oa. ycs. b. - Buf -
Is not atroze TIA. var
Mr.. Wirkei-iasleszl Where IL b.
Mr. Bitter - he j. studying tise
hzshers II Sz--szansess Pisr Kew
YORK Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

terday): Sable Gift wen fourth hea. and
race. Time, 1:24sI. Cheerful Alley. Her
mione. Bacillus AMI William Wallace
ScrioDer started. 2:lS elias. trot:ing.
purse 500 unfinished yesterday: Florida
Monarch won 9th. 7th heats and race in
2:lslz: 2:lSS$ Silver Plate won fifth heat
IN 200. Wissful, Civiltine. j. NJ r.,
Black Storm, Repetition and Forest Boy
also started
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

The principal relic belonging to the
Church of St Gudule in Brussels is a
thorn which is said to have formed part
Of the celebrated crown Of thorns" placed
upon the Saviour's head just prior 10 his
crucihxiOn. The relic is kept in a gold
reliqLary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
The aa1hta 1aiIu Eagle Sunday zurung September

lahoma and Texas, and especially with her
| niece, well known belle from Wichita,
Kan. Slckinnon is worth several thon-
| sand dollars, and is the general western
agent for the New York Life Insurance
company. He is well known III Kansas
and Tavas
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
Esx,l.A na..pl.sissr.

CosuneenfirR on tee AfieTos Lack e be
pitsIsfy IN Englsnd \ PAris.zs SAYS tsss
q L01dG8r- whom b. had ben snts-tzlu-
irz aad liasnixsns oirs0rTesi AZ - erFazStsst
% Sgs, VIA y0u ooscs % T.ond0n. b. sire
pa call On r1e-sz0s g forErs--a se. ! i rec-
Osar8-nd ySa - . god ho1sA "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
Barry Won the Fight

CHICAGO. sept. i6-l.s5 a m.-Ths
Barry Leon fight was won by Barry. It
took place about twenty miles from
the city. of the line Of the Santa Fe read
and definite Information ~ 10 tina numhee
OF rounds. etc. has not Yet been received
LAter-LENoSr H., sept l3.-rhe con
test for the championship OF the world be
tween the bantam weights, James Barfy
Of Chicago, aud Casper Lon OF Kentucky.
was decided tonight on the turf In Iss-
mont, III. A special traio carried the
fighters and large number of sporting
men TO the scene OF the battle. 10 was the
most evenly matched light seen in many =
day, and was decided IA the twenty sig hth
round in favor o! Barry. Leon bad an adj
vantage ia height aud reach, but Barry
did most OF the leading. and ia several
rounds the call Of time alone saved Iseou.
Each round the latter came up smiling
and stood the severe punishment inflicted
by Barry ia splendid manner. No fair.r
fighters ever stepped into a ring than these
two great little ring generals. The hghs
was refereed by George Stler. TIE winner
now holds the worlds championship aud
captures purse of a 0J0
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16

KANSAS CITY. No. sept l5.-Ths frs,
days shoot ia the match for the worlds
championship for wing shooting between
DIR. William r. Carver holding that title.
and J. 4. Il Elliott, the local crack. re-
suited IN decided victory foe Elliott
The score was % 20 o. The match L. Tor
zoo = side aud will consist % three shoots
NJ 100 live birds each. &C. Csrvsr's poor
showing il attributed in part 70 sors
shoulder. Elliott shot ia bis usual mag
uIfIrenf afVl-.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
BASE BALL

The Cincinnati and Baltimore game was
yesterday postponed by rain. Bait; more
has not played for three days past and IS
consequence New York and Boston have
been improving their opportunity. both
those clubs winning yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
RECEIVER Is ASKED FOR.

TRENTON, y. J.. Sept. IA temporary
receiver was today appointed for the H.
teruationAl Stock Yards * Abattcir com
pany. limited. and argument for che aP-
pointmeut Of a permanent receiver will be
maize before Chancellor AcGlA next Aon-
a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
coRNF1ELp BLOWN AWAY.

BARABOO, Wis, Sept. 10 The village
of DelLOn, ten miles north IF this city. was
visited by cyclone last night which did
considerable damage, demolIshing several
buildings and other property. A forty
acres of standing corn was blown away.
No one was killed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
Bourbon wilkes Took First Money.

TgRgE HAUTE Ind, sept i5-i.sin
caused abandonment q thestxo pseisg
races carried over from yesterday and 81
The fr-e-f0r-all tr0t which wa nor called
Money went A. hoses were piaced 10 Tie
two aafiui-aed Tacrs B0ure0s Wilkes
Won n.st money IN tbs @;ls pace Direc-
tsoD. second. Colonel 1bSrntoa. thir5. aud
IA Esston. fourth
IL tke z.iJ pae- Merry Chime Ezs g.v-H
iirsr rnOEey !. y Il. laird. aud MsnegA!a.
fourth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
DRY GOODS HOUSE GOES UNDER

CHICAGO. sept. 1.-THE large wholesale
dry goods house OF Turner Bros ane
company. was closed 10y the sheriff ueday.
The levy was made ca an execution -
sued bY he court 90 judgment b conies-
sion n favor of the Metropoie National
bank FOR SsS0. The bank Is The heaviest
creditor.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-09-16
INSURANCE COMPANY CLOSED UP.

NEW YORK, Sept 15-The Mutual Ben
eff Life Association Of America have
officially closed its doors under orders of
the insurance department of New York
state and has voted reinsurance TO mem
bers il the National Life Association Of
Hartford Conn
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CLEVELAND FEELING BETTER

BUzZARD BAY, Mass. Sept. 15-Dr
Bryant i preparing TO leave Gray Gables
soon, as President Cleveland's health is 50
much improved that he no longer needs
the constant attention of his physician.
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WILL MAKE HIM RUN.

SACRAMENTO, Cal, Sept 15-The second
congressional distric: Democratic cOnven-
tion met this afternoon The convention
refused, by a vote Of 96 TO 106 TO accept
the declination of Caminetti for cong ess-
man and he was renomiuated by acclama-
fiop