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The herald., 1894-12-20
N DIEGO has adopted the suggestion

SAN DIEGO has adopted the suggestion
offered by the HERALD to the cham Der
of commerce and board OF trade OF Los
Angeles, and this evening . joint meet
ing of supervisors. city councilmen.
directors of the board of trade and cham.
ber OF commerce, state senators and
assemblymen will be held, to discuss
matters of interest to both city and
county. The result of the discussion
will be manifest for the benefit of San
Diego in the Legislature. and Los An
geles ought TO be represented with
equal force
The herald., 1894-12-20
Ehiann PrOteAta.

New YoRK. Dec. 10 Thomas A. Edi-
son has put his foot down on the scheme
OF the Kinetoscope Exhibiting comp any
to pull the bett-Fitzsimmons fight
eff in Mexico. The company may have
the fight, but it can not have Mr.. Edi-
sons photographs, without which it
will be impossible to repro luce the
battle. Ever ancs Corbett and Court
ney fought at the Edison laboratory,
the Wizard" has opposed such exhibit
tions. Still, the exhibiting company
does not propose to withdraw its offer
lust vet.
The herald., 1894-12-20
Tir.d of Waiting.

Los Angeles is setting up a competition for
the trade of the southern end of the San JoA-
qun valley again against san Franc SEQ
through the agency of a competitive railroad
to be constructed from Bakersfield. The Kern
County Echo cordially indorses the PROPOSE
tion. The San Joaquin valley peop.e have lis
tened to so much talk about the socalled San
Joaquin Val ey railroad that they have grown
tired of waiting for action from its San Fran
cisco promoters 1t would be in keeping with
Southern California enterprise if its people
should get away with the Kern county trade
ftar al
The herald., 1894-12-20
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The herald., 1894-12-20
In a HAD FLY.

VIsALIA, Dec. 19.-The jury in the
case of the People versus Lee Danner,
charged with the seduction of Laura
Slinkard while under promise OF mar
riage. rendered verdict this morning
OF guilty. The case il sensational and
occupied IA days in trial. A verdict Of
guilty was found on the first ballot De-
fendant is now a resident of Kings
county. wsll-to-do and prominent
The herald., 1894-12-20
wise BY Experience.

FfOm the SHCrHmtHCO Bte,
The people OF Sacramento WILL have to "put
up" literally at this session OF the legislature
to prevent the removal of the capital. This is
one of the cinch bills kept in stock to plague
the pockets of the rich.-[Los Angeles HERALD
The people of Sacramento will be idiotic
fools if they ''put up cent for any such pur-
pose. Their experience of the last session
should have taught them sense.
The herald., 1894-12-20
THURS DECEMBER 90, 1894.

Any person acho cannot bug The Herald
al newsstands in the city or in its suburbs
or on railroad trains, or at any place lChere
Los angeles paper should be sold, 'ciH
obhge as By reporting the fact to the Her
aid office. Los Angeles
The herald., 1894-12-20
a Football PIayor'a Fate.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 19.-George 8.
Young of the Frankford football eleven,
injured December 18th in the game. is
dead. as the result OF kick on the hoad.
An abcess formed at the base of the
brain.
The herald., 1894-12-20

THE IMPERrAL.-The lovers of vaude-
vile continue to flock to this house thi 9
week. The excellent programme has
gone to induce the large attendances.
The Mayes family is provoking great
deal OF laughter by their fancy trick
skating. Bowen and Walters are a
clever team, while the remaining MEM
bers OF the company are all up in their
lines.
Next Sunday evening will be given d
stronger and larger bill. composed of 20
specially artists, headed by the original
Big Four, q clever quartette of come
dians, who have no end OF knockabout
work that will prove one of the etrong>
est specialties ever seen at this house.
An entirely new edition of the living
pictures will be given Sunday evening.
The enormous SUCCESS OF the last presen-
tation o. subjects has shown that they
were acceptable. Sunday evening will
show them in their true form, aud as
they should be given.
The herald., 1894-12-20
AMUSE M ENTS.

Los ANGELES THEATER.-Thomas W.
Keene and company will appear at the
Los Angeles theater in an elaborate
production of Hamlet this evening. In
Hamlet it is conceded that Mr.. Keene
gives a powerful and scholarly imper-
sonation. Historical costumes. appoint
ments and properties. beautiful scenery
and all the accessories of perfect stage
mountings are the promised features OF
this production.
The herald., 1894-12-20
BEFORE A WHITE WALL.
A Mex General to be Shot Without
Trial.

NEuvA LAREDO. Mexico, Dec. 49,
Gsrsldo Saz, the revolutionist extra
dited from San Antonio, han been
brought here and it 10 understood will
be shot without the formslity OF trial.
1t is claimed his guilt was established
in the extradition proceedings.
The herald., 1894-12-20

BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE

A fine income property in East Los Aa-
Rele6 P'VoO
Good & room house, hard flushed wide
porches on three sides, new plum bling
ana p itnting: . 50-fo,t lot, near car
line southwest part of city, not far
out .......................S S2650
try aouses, al Muristta.. .,...... $1,000
8O-ac eranch in Temescal CO iion house,
orchard, good springs; fine Tor health
resort $4,000
First class land at South riverside with
water right, per ncre.. .........."..$oO to $loO
One of the best ranches in Riverside county
of over 100 acres; an excellent investment. In
vehtigate ihis,
Bargains in foreclosed properties in different
portions of the country, Money to LOAD. Sa.-
isfactOry term given W. w. LOWE,
12-l1-1m 1Oo South Broadway
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
(IIY IN HEIEE.

Rev. J. Sidney Could will leave Wichita
next Monday for florida.
Miss Blanche Fechheimmer leaves today
20 spend Thanksgiving with friends in ST.
Louis.
Joseph Satchel and family arrived yes
Jarday from Des Moines To make this their
fnture home.
c. a. Bishop, assistant chief clerk rail-
way mail service, and wife leave today for
visit 10 friends at Arkansas City.
The Febleison orchestra furnished the
music for the opening ball given by the
Sunfower club OF Newton last night.
Don't forget the morning prayer meet
ng conducted by Major Cole at the
Plymouth Congregational CHURCH this
morning at $50 o'clock.
The mock trial which will be conducted
this evening by the Periclesiau society
will be free and cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO the public to attend.
Hon J. X. Hudson, of the Topeka Capt.
tai, was in the city last night, enroute to
Hutchinson to attend the irrigation con-
vention. The ma or called at the EAGLE
office and WAS feeling mighty good over
the result of the recent election.
High mass will b. celebrated at the Pro
cathedral next Tuesday, that being the
25th anniversary of Bishop HeDnessey's
entry into the priesthood. Miss Mathilde
Lennon will sing the solos and the choir
Will be assisted by an orchestra.
The D. 5-mouths-old child of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Tracy died yesterday at the family
residence, 1889 South Emp0ria avenue, of
pneumonia. The funeral Will he held this
afternoon from the family residence. Mr..
Tracy is an employe Of the City mills.
Mrs. McFerran welcomed quite large
number of st. Johns flock 10 the Guild
te. held at her home. The ladies seemed
Jealous for the winters work, and in tull
sympathy with their active rector. now
east in the interest of their much loved
CHURCH.
Mrs. Stevenson and son, of 1902 North
Main street, were thrown out of buggy
and quite seriously bruised in front of the
Occidental hotel about 9 clock last night.
The accident was caused by a collision
with another vehicle going in an opposite
direction.
Preparations are deing made by the
teachers OF the city for the entertainment
Of the visitors here during the meeting of
the Southwest Kansas Teachers assucia-
tlon which will convene on next Thursday
for three days session. Ten counties
will be represented An interesting pre-
gram has been prepared.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
Iinco,n.. view. on A.sas.inat,on.

That night, as we walked back TO the
white house through the grounds be-
tween the war department buildings
and the house. fancied that / saw in
the misty moonlight man dodging
behind one of the trees Ny heart for
q moment stood still. but, as we passed
in safety. l came to the conclusion that
the dodging figure was creature of
the imagination. Nevertheless. as l
parted from the president at the door
Of the white house, ! could not help
saying that thought his going to and
fro in the darkness of the night, as If
it was usually his custom. often alone
and unattended, was dangerous rech-
iessness. That night. in Difference to
his wife's anxious appeal, he had pro-
vided himself with a thick oaken stick.
He laughed as he showed me this slight
weapon, and said, but with some seri-
business: Il long ago made up my
mind that if anybody wants TO kill me,
he win do it If wore shirt of mail.
and kept myself surrounded by body
guard. it would be all the same. There
are thousand ways of getting at
man, if il Is desired that he should be
killed. Besides, in this case, it seems
to me the man who would come after
me would be just as Objectionable to
my enemies-if / have any."-Noah
Brooks, in Century.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
WILL EEMhMBEv The POOR.

On next "Wednesday the public schools
of this city will each have interesting
Thanksgiving exercises, and it Is hoped
that all the parents who possibly can will
be Present and visit the schools at til IS
time. 1t is expected that each scholar will
bring with them something which can be
given to the poor at the Orphans Home
and other charitable institutions, that
they may have cause for thaukfulness.
All kinds of eaUables. vegetables clothing,
groceries, fuel, ETC., will be acceptable, and
will be taken cara of aud delivered to he
proper parties. The superintendent urges
upon the parents OF the city the great
benefit to be derived by the scholars if the
parents would take more interest and visit
the schools oftener. Let there be full
attendance at the different schools of the
parents and friends of the pupils. 1t is a
duty parents owe to their children.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

There will be a regular ronvocation OF
Wichita chapter No. SO. X. A NJ, this
friday evening, at O'Clock.
Tie Missionary chapter of St. Johns
Guild Will meet at the residence of Mrs.
RvGer, on North Topeka avenue, this
friday afternoon at 2:30. a full attend
auce is requested.
There is no truth in the rumor that it is
post stponed. The mask ball at A. O. L. w.
hall will take p!acs this evening, adj
vertised in the EAGLE A fine dance pro-
gram has been arranged. and Shsw's
orchestra will furnish he music. A pleas
ant time is promised those attending.
The piano department of the Wichita
Musical club will give the program OF this
week on Friday afternoon at 4:15, instead
of Saturday. Subject: The Organ and
the Violin" All associate, as well ac-
tive members, are most cordially invited
to be present on these interesting occa-
sions. Director.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
GAS WE'LL,

The city clerk hy instruction of the
council advertised for bids for boring the
we'll according to plans aud specifications
AS prepared by the city engineer. Yest-r-
day the bids were opened by the commit
tee but they were found 10 be in excess of
the estimate, as made by the engineer, and
were rejected. The matter Will be laiI
before the council at the next meeting aud
the proposals for bids will be readvertised.
Ii was expected that work would have
been commenced before this, but the COM
mlttee are taking every step TO see THAT
the city's interests are guarded, aud will
not make a contract until everything Is IN
shapt. The bonds have been sold and
work Will begin as soon as a bid 1i!l he
made within the estimate made.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
TIE Allotted Time For Cars.

The car has reigned for nearly four
teen years. This has been. it is worth
noting, the average length of Russian
reign since the beginning of the seven
teenth century. Since about the same
date the average length of Spanish
reign has been twenty-one years, of an
Austrian reign twenty-six years, of q
Prussian thirty years. and of British
reign thirty or thirty-ive years, accord
ing as George lis included or excluded
Royal mortality IN Russia is higher,
too, than in France, where the last six
sovereigns reigned, on an average,
twenty years each. although one of
them was guillotined, one transported
to st. Helena, one deposed and one
forced to ahiicate.- Mall Gazette.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
EOOT-B BALI..

Next Saturday. Now -, Winfield Col
lege will play with the Lewis Academy
team here. Lewis hopes to redeem herself
from the defeat of last Saturday, and is
practicing every might. Winfield will ar
rive at 1890 Saturday and will parade from
the depot to Third street, on Main, aud
then back TO the corner, where they will
take the car for the fair grounds The
game Will commence promptly at 2:15
Ladies' are especially invited and will be
admitted free. Don't miss this game.
Attendants will he on the grounds to keep
the spectators off the foot ball field, so as
TO give the players better chance and also
give the people a chance to watch the
game.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
FIGHT TO A FINISH.

The ordinance passed recently by the
council removing houses of evil repute
from the main streets is creating some
thing of tornado kittie Pdxton's was
among the fiourishing houses of ill-fame
that had to go. For some reason the
owner of the building took it into his
head that the ordinance was passed in the
Interest of IN institution on Wichita
street and last night the inmates of that
institution WAS pulled by the sheriff The
understanding Is that there will be a fight
to a finish. aud there being money on both
sides il will he hard fought battle with
"A probability that somebody will get Il
vacuum III the purse over it.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
BIGGEST HOG RECEIVED.
C. W. Astle of Haven Brings Hog to Msrset
Hei.hIng 9l0 POUNDS

A record is kept at the stock yards of the
weight of hogs and cattle delivered, aud
when large animal is delivered it is a
custom to make "A record of the fact. The
heaviest hog received up TO yesterday was
so pounds. This was beaten by g. w
Astle of Haven who brought with his car
load Yesterday hog that tipped the beam
at $40 pounds. The hog was bought by
the Dold Packing company and brought
Sd
The other shippers who had stock on
hand We're:
A. 5. Marsh. Andale. hogs
Probst & Fowler. Conway Springs, hogs
and cattle.
john Cooley. Rose HIll hogs
j. Smith, Andale, cattle.
Sykes Bros, New Murdock, hogs and
cattle.
Miller Bros, Garden Plaine, cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
nEAL E>rarE EkANstERs.

Furnished 10y Ihe Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records in TIE register 81 deeds Office
show the following Transfers
II Ryder " hf NV or SEQ y , le wd-s 1870
" J jackson los Il i6 aud i Market
= Hersey sad Wi. .-..-..-....... 60
Sarah Levy lots "a II % aud ht >
Topeka av Ma&d's WI -...--.- 4
F " REYNOLDS 1T Washington az
Liuco,a 81 al wd..-................ 800
7 + Cole lot l24 Nich,ra AZ \eiier-
lsnder's nd TO Wlch,ra VIC ......-. 90
T " Bentley los s3 b and "a hI -
Fannie av IN Lineaia :; -d wd w 4I5
{ Riser sw or ot NV Or aud .1i Z
sec aud Iot > sad q D acres Of lot
s SC all III - i d.--............ slO0
Amount mortgages released --.... 20
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
NOT ELKCrRoCUTEp.

a J. Walton was driving across the
electric street railroad yesterday afternoon
On Main street near First when MS horse
fell to the ground AS though shot II was
thought at the time that the animal had
come in contact with an electric wire, but
it soor recovered. and as no wire could be
found t is the opinion that il slipped upon
he rail. No damage was doue except
breaking the shafts of the buggy A
street Car WAS approaching AT the time
but the motoneer succeeded in stopping be-
lore striking the Frustrated aUimaL
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
SIINEl, IIRII.EE.

Tuesday next the Catholics will csle-
brate Pontificlal high mass in honor OF
Bishop Hennessy's twenty-iitth anniver-
sary as priest and bishop. The Pro
Cathedral i To be richly and artis,ically
adorned. There will be present on the Oc-
Casion nifty pries's from the bishops
diocese. Tue choir Will render choice
musical uumhr:s, assisted by an orches-
tri. Miss Ma hiida Lennon will render
tie solo ln the benediciious and az the
ouertory, 'Rapps Ava Mari-. with organ
aud violin oblIg4te To her tEis v cal
artist viii be least ct delslt. Tue fol-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
CHII.D Is DEAD.

Il will he Tememb-re that some days
since the EAGLE. published an occount of
the filing o petition In the district court
by Ida Van Eaton. praying for divorce
from her husband Richard Van EIton
and asking for the Gust ody of the child
born of the the union. 1t appears that the
child WIS left at the orphans home by the
mot her or the time beng ami was taken
away from there by the father last Sstur-
day, and taken to Oklahoma. Yesterday
word WAS received thAt the child had died
ut Pawnte, O. I.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23

lowing soloists will also take part: Miss
Grace Hattou. Mr-. Woods. Miss Elva
Walker, soprano; Miss Mabel L,rimer,
Mrs. Child. Mrs. B. II. Campbeli, con-
rralto; Mr. Higgins, tenor; Mr.. Byron
Hull, biSso all under the direction of Mrs
Nellie Hobbs Smyth. The choir has
selected the following numbers: Hay
Gen's' mass in ID, kyrie and Gloria, the
Credo Sancitus, Bin~dictu us and Angus Del
from Mass Solennelie, Gounod.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
WHO WAS Hap

About 10 O'Clock last night DR.. Hoffman
was called 10 the Il mmerly block TO attend
a man who was bleeding 10 death there
Before he reached the place the man had
been removed and no one knows where ex
cept he Interested parties. whoever they
are There is something very mysterious
about the fair sud a thorough inyrstics-
flou WI be lanr this mnrning
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
A Law Repealed.

Wheelman-Bicycles are not allowed
on the sidewalks here, are they?
Villager-No law agin it. Ride on
the sidewalk all you want to.
~ heard some time ago that you had
q law against it."
"Yes, we had; but after half dozen
folks jumped into the street to escape
baby carriages, only - get knocked
down by bicycles, we concluded to re-
peal the law and let the bicycles and
baby carriages fight it out."-Good
News.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
Lifting PICTURES.
At Unity Cha9el Tonirhu ogether With Int r
estin. Prsgram.

tSilH. TfrSfanl
The famous Sarouy is now getting out
sets of photographs OF the most successful
aud beautiful living pictures lately gwen
in New York City. They are extremely
pretty and very popular. No one should
miss the opportunity of seeing the lovely
living pictures which will be shown at
Unity chapel tonight under the manage
ment o. Unity guild. Great care has been
taken in selecting the pictures and the
result viii be a series of wonderfully beau
tifu effects. The costumes are all copied
exactly and some are gorgeous. The liv-
ing stdtuary i exquisite in its graceful
posing and draping; aud the young ladies
com posing il nave all been selected for
their lOvelness and fitness for the part.
In fact, all the pictures belong in that cat
egory. 10 add TO the beauty of everything
calcium lights have been secured aud the
effect will be one of fairyland splendor
The church will De perfectly warm rs new
heating APPARATUS has been put in. so dou't
be afraid of the drop III temperature. Fol
lowlag is the
Instrumental Solo..............Miss Galloway
Spring.
Rock OF Ages,
Virgin Tuccfa.
Cleopatra ahG Octavius.
EvanEeline.
Mixed Quartette-"Sweet and Low.
Mesdames Chide and Hughes
MeSsrs. CnilGe and Reus haw
Sleeping Beauty.
japanese Lady.
Three FateS.
Corner OF an Artists Studio,
Pandora.
Duet-"Dost Thou Remem Der" .Campana
Mesdames Bryant and Childe
Pygmalion and Galatea.
PVsche.
shooting Craps.
Taree Witches.
Christian Marytr.
Cairo Band
Mater Dolorose.
Judith.
\ Modern Arrest
Lady Macbeth.
Goddess OF Liberty.
Cairo Band
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
\ BIG BLAZE.
Fire Cceurs In the Il. ocery S;ose Corner Q:
Oak and Lawrence avenue

Oak and Lawrence avenue
A fire alarm was IuTned into the fire de
par ment yesterday mornlug from the
corner of Oak street and L4wrence aveu ue
which was promptly responded to by com
panies No ] aud >. In five minues he de-
ptrtmeut had three streams of wafer piay-
ing upon the fire By prompt and well di-
rected efforts what was believed - a
serious conf grafton was soon under con
trol. Tue close proximity of the store to
the adjoining building. ami the start the
fire had gained before the aisrm was
turned IN, il was thought for a tim. ta4t
the flames would deyour a large mum Der
o. residence.
The store is occupied by Riley Bros with
a grocery and meat msTkrt. THe loss Is
estimated AT 500 which was covered by
insurance This = the first fire that has
occurred in the city for sometime, In fact
il i sud there has been less fires for the
Dastsix months taau aE aug period o. the
same duration.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
nlsrINGIISnEp PARTY.

At O'Clock yesIerd ~ a special train
went south over the Rock Island. contaio-
lug los members of tue board Of trade and
prominent merchants Of Chic4go They
were going To Waco. Tex, 10 attend thr
fair there. The train consisted of eight
Pullman palace cars.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-11-23
CHARGES PREFERRED.

Martin Garvis of Colwich was arrested
yesterday by Constable Green charged
with violating the prohibitory law. He
WAS brought to Wichita anG gave bond
for his appearance at trial next Monday
before Justice keenan,,