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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
MONEY OR REVENGE?

JEFFERsoNvILLE. Ind, March Twill
lam Bowman was murdered by highway
men last night near St. Joseph's hill. ff-
teen miles away 1t is thought that Bow
man was robbed and afterwards shot.
Bowman was in the city and assisted In
ferreting out the assassin OF Geer. He is
known to have had considerable money on
his person
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
WANT MORE WATER,

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, March IA
special election was held today in this city
on extending the franchise Of the
albuquerque Water company for twenty.
five years. The proposition was carried
by a large majority. A hSi million dol
lars will be iuvested Immediately By Chi.
capO capitaiists
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08

We have so to 100 tons of unused ground
rock salt which we will sell at S2.50 per
ton, in ton lots. Also some second salt
which we will sell al So per ton, suitable
for feeding to stock or using as fertilizer
Special price on round lots furnished on
application. We furnish no packages
with his. JACOB DoLD PACKING Co
d95 lot Wichita. Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08

Papa" said Mrs Biooblood. 'yoa
remember yon forbade Mr.. Trivvet TO
call upon me because he worked for
Irving
yes. / remember
Well papa this objection is now 70
moved Nav he calI?"
What's happenede Has sole one
left him = sortcne?"
No, papa. He can't end suy vosk
- Ia .i-us.~AatAU Uaan1
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
CHocTAWs WILL TREAT.

WABASH, Ind. March 7.-Indiau Com
missioner NJ H. Kidd of this city, who is
ON vacation, has been summoned to
Muskogee, l. T., by telegram ststing
that the Choctaws have consented to nego-
tiate with tho Dawes commission looking
to the abandonment of tribal relations and
the acceptance of land iu severalty.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
INDIAN SOLDIERS DISCHARGED.

OMAHA, March = General Brooke,
commanding the department Of the
Platte, today issued an order practically
discharging the Indian company, the
Eighth Infantry. The order was directed
to the commandant at Fort Washakie to
furlough his Indians for three months
and then discharge them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08

mand poor; holders offer moderately; No
California IS ladd. No. 2 red western winter,
Is 1014da5s .::;;pd. Corn demand poor; new
n.;xe6 IS Aga. Flour, spring patents 6s 90.
Beef extra India mess SIS. Pork prime mess
75s Butter, finest SIS. good 70s, Bacon, long
and short clear IS lbs, 54s, lOngclear, - lbs
;5js Lard prime western 3Ss.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
ONLY ONE CASUALTY
AS THE RESULT OF YESTERDAYS
SUGAR SQUEEZE

New Method Of Trading for Private
Profit on the Credit of the Firm.
Active List Of Shares Shows
Higher Range of Values.
Sugar Feverish, but
Makes a Good Gain
During the Busi-
ness Hours on
'Change.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
KILLED BY A MOTOR.

DENVER, March Mrs. Solomon
Wcrtham, wife of the treasurer OF the
Hyman Cigar company. was run down by
an electric car at Curtis aud Twenty-third
street today and instantly killed. No
blame is attached to the mOtOrman.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
ACCEPT The CUT.

DENVER, March 7.-The trainmen of the
Denver Tramway company met today and
after short discussion on the proposed
reduction of wages, accepted the PROPOSE
tion made by the company to pay 221z
cents per hour. cut of q cents.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
DuTcH-cHlNESE SCRAP.

THE HAGUE, March 7.-Dispatches have
been received reporting that fighting has
occurred between the Dutch aud Chinese
near Metabocb, in the island of Sumatra.
The Dutch loss amounted TO five killed
aud seventeen wounded.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour firm. quotations unchanged: No. 2
Npring wheat 5Si4a3sc, No. 63i &c f. o. b.. No >
red 5Si4c. No2 corn S5sic. No. oats SNssc,
No . white S3a;sSlac. No. white 3ls4aSsc.
No arye 45iac. No. barley. nominal, No ) /. G. b.
Prime timothy seed 81 TO- Mess pork. per bar
rel Sll5aiea1l 5,ls. Lard. per 100 pounds.
So a5a6 ?.Ls. Short ribs sides, loose. ST l9laa
& 0,le. Dry salted shoulders boxed 81 oOs6 .5
Short clear sides. boxed, 81 .5a. l21e. Whisky.
distillers' finished goods. per gallon. 81 Is,
Sugar-Cut loaf SAC, granulated Lose. stand
ard s 4lC
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
BRecKENRIDGE-POLLARD TO-DAY.

ENRIDGE-POLCARD TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, March Little any
doubt exists in the minds OF the district
court officials that the Breckenridge Pol
lard breach of promise case will be pro-
ceeded with tomorrow. The attorneys for
the plaintiff are vi&or ousSy opposed to any
nnstnonement of the case.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08

Liyarpooi Markets.

6Oc No hard 55lsc, Corn--No.2 white s3c.
No mixed 32c. Oats-No2 2 29c. Rye-No
lc
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08

1t is estimated that the number of
working people. male and female, in
the German empire is 1e, ,500,o 900.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08

THANK Heaven! that new insect
powder worked. The cockroaches
have come to grief at last" said the
landlady.
Yes. "assented old Peterby; they're
In the soup. Alex E. Sweet, in Texas
G:f-;nrS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08

ST. LOUIS. March Wheat higher; cash
Corn higher. cash Spac. Narcn sSssc. May
64esc. july :s51sc. Oats higher; cash sic March
Bic, May 3l1sc. Pork higher; jobbing Si2 l2lsa
j. .. ara hisl er: s6 95as 60. the latter for
q %.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, March. :.
The market today experienced the following
range of prices.
I'll ii.rl,.. a (,lnsed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
An I.eur.bls csse.

"He IL madly infatuated with her.
"Indeed?"
"Yes. He even went so far as 10 tell
her that IL she were only few years
younger he would marry her Life
a-e.s-s
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
-. nou,s .,a,n ana proanr

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was euiet: creamery 1sa:sec. dairy LA
Zoe. Eggs We're steady; strictly fresh lSlsalic.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08

Kansas Ci'y Grain.
Kansas CETY, March s.-Wheat: No2 rcd
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
BULLS ARE SAUCY
AND CAUSE GENERAL EXCITEMENT
IN THE GRAIN PITS.

Wheat, Corn, Oats and Provisions
All Share in the General Shake
up and Make Money for Their
BackerS Cable AdvlceS
ShowiE irmneSS and Bet
ter Prices Wheat
C:earances Light
and the Mar.
ket firm.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-03-08
WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA. March Z.

Hogs 5al0c lower.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of
hogs at the wards today:
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.,.ys,- i--t.. SO. .l.s rudo aoing T5r tho
last yoar lc.8 than Onc-half OF per cent
Tho law ut present does not provide for
The inspection Of horses imported into
the country, aud mn amendment in THE
respect ~ suggested. As regards meat
inspection, the inicroscopical inspection
has been greatly reduced, tho intention
being 90 oouhns it 20 products intended
for direct export 20 countries eZactiug
the same. Tho micrucopical inspection
costs tho country o. por cent % Che value
Of meat sold to countries demanding thlt
inspection. Careful comparison Of meat
exports for 1893 shows that microscopic
inspection has not increased our foreign
salos, and the secretary thinks 10 does
not pay.
Further recommendations IN the work
OF tho bureau arc f0s legislation COM
polling the immediate destruction OF amy
animal or carcass condemned By tlc
United S,ntc5 i1-rcsias; Tor an csicn-
sion Of the wottiu regard Tuberculosis
In corporation vi,h local authorities
until danger 10 human liio has been TO
duccd 90 % minimum. and for % civil
service oxamiration Coz inspectors and
assistant irpeci0gl with th' require
mont OF % diploma from 3ular voter
mary c1ll0-.
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The direction Of DR.. Johuson'a studies
was partly determined. we are told, by the
discovery OF folio " pcirarch lying on "a
shelf whore be was looking for apples. 10
was an accident, again. which throw tho
continuation of EchardH Roman history
in the way Of Gibbon. "ro nae, % he says,
"the reigns Of the successors uf Cuustnn-
tine were absolutely new, ana ] was iui-
mcued IN the passage OF tho Goths oyur
the Danube when the summons OF tho
dinner bell reluctantly dragged mo from
my intellectual leagt. procured the spe-
ond aud third volumes OF Howll's 'lliG-
tory Of the World, which exhibit the By.
znntiuc period on u larger scale. Simon
Ocklcy dnt opened my eyes, and / WINS
led from one book 10 another, till had
ranged round the circle Of oriental his.
tory. IAN the Year Round
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Working for the west--

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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-30

From the Winfield Daily Courier, Aug. a.
The charitable institutions Of our
state are the most sacred public
trusts. There Is not q person who
reads this article but who may have
some friend or relative 90 unf0rtu.
nate as to become sane or blind or
be afflicted with other Of the num-
berless terrible ailments to which
humanity is subject The more en-
llghtened people the more caro- is
exercised In looking after the
proper treatment Of these unforta-
mates. The peculiar maladles with
which they are afflicted make 1t
practically impossible for them to
be cared for at home thence enlight-
ened nations and states make pro-
visions for their care In central in
stltutions where large expenditures
Of money are made to provide for
their comfort and treatment. The
state Of Kansas hos spent many
millions Of dollars In providing one
Of the grandest systems Of charit-
able institutions that any state
owns or possesses. They are a
monument to the enlightenment
and advanced ideas Of our people
and Kansans have been accustomed
to point with pride to these charities,
inaugurated with the birth Of the
state and carried forward by sue
ceeding administrations, until they
stand at the head Of such institu-
lions In the country. Under the
fostering care Of the republican par
ty especial attention was given to
this great work. The very best and
most competent superintendents
we're secured, the most advanced
methods Of treatment sought out
Dud put 1t practice and every citi.
zen Of the state, without regard to
party or condition, felt satisfied that
should be or his family or friends
become afflicted, his state had pro-
vlded Q retreat where every care
and attention that the great heart
Of . splendid people could provide
would be furnished for their care
and sustenance.
These institutions are in no sense
political. A democrat Is a subject
to sudden afllictisns ofinsanity IS a
republican or populist Any fam
lily in this state may have the heavy
hand Of providence laid upon them
and o child born to them all lcted
with such disease. In such cases
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Eleven of the Unfortunate
Children Victims Of the
Knife,
The Populist Ida Of Reform"
Fully Developed. Castrstion
q Great Saving Of Ex-
pense for Attend
ants.
NAMES AND FULL PARTICULARS.

Names and Addresses Of the Boys Castrat-
ed at the Asylum for 1diotic and Imbecile
Youth, as Near as Can be Procured:
BERTRAM MILLIGAN, Smith County.
ALBERT EATON, Wichita.
WILL READING, Great Bend.
JOHN COLLINS, Eureka.
SAM DOLAN, Paola.
CHAS. AULTMAN, Ottawa.
ARTHUR STEELE, Mound Valley.
CHAs. BILLINGS.
And Four Others, Whose Names can not
be Procured Through Refusal Of the Su-
perintendent to Furnish Same.
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end making chargss against ny naAass.
nsnt Of that Institution aad The treatment
Of the inmates. l have To say that oil such
CHARGES are absolutely and unQaallnsdly
talss insvery particular. Ths surgical op-
erations. which arc the ones referred TO,
were performed BY myself and three reput-
able physicians and surgeons to-wlt: Dr..
George Emerson, Of Winfield. Kss., rr. r..
N. Pickens, Of Winfield, KAs., and Dr..
Cooper, OF Dexter, Kas. and each Of the op-
eraticns were performed after consultation
with these physicians, and AFTER due exanli-
nation Of each patient, and after 1t was ad-
ylsed 10 be necessary on account OF the
diseases and malAdies with which they were
AFFLICTED, and that such operations were
skillfully performed and were In the opin-
lon Of the physicians making the same
necessary and proper.
Before any such operations were per-
formed, In order TO determine whether the
same WA necessary or advisable, | called
these doctors In consultation, and such OPP
eratlons were performed only after careful
examination Of the condition Of each In
mate, and when II was decided that II WIS
necessary and proper for the skl llful treat.
msnt, health and preservation Of life Of the
inmates, that such operations b. performed
invite the fullest examination into
everything that was done, and refer any
body that desires TO inquire 10 tho above.
named gentlemen, who are eminent In their
profssslon, and thoroughly understand the
reasons for my course In this respect.
II :
The scurrlllous and Infamous articles
which | have seen In the papers regarding
myself have been pub,Ilhsd for 20 other
pHlB6se than political eject, and Absolutely
without foundation, and are made without
any investigation or application to myself or
any other person informed a. 10 the facts
concerning the management Of this instiiu-
tlon, and brand them now and here as ma
liclous, repub political lies,
do not make this explanation upon the
theory that any sensible person will b n.is-
led by anything that has been said In the
papers, but do II that the people Of Kansas
may understand the character OF campaign
work now carried on by = lot Of republican
so-called morally inclined. and educational
newspapers.
y, IIoyT PITCHER, NJ. D.,
supt rlntendent idlotic and lmbecils Asy'
lum,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-08-30
WINFIELD. Kas,, July q. 1904.

| notice statements in certain republlca n
papers relative to the conduct Of the asylum
for ldIotIc and Ipbeclle youth at Winfield,
Kansas and regarding the ifeatmento OF GER
tain Of the inmates, and certain surgical OPP
eratlons tina, have been performed upon
some Of the inmates md the statements
made In regard to such operations as being
appalling, cruel AMI unit Tor publication,