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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-07

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
CUT Or THRUST.
Sword Practice of the Cavalrymen In FL
English Army.

Sword Practice of the Cavalrymen In the
English Army.
English cavalry swords are mads
particularly for cutting Though with
the steel scabbard it is difficult TO I'M
derstand how keen edge is to be pre-
served, and in the sword exercise cut
ting is very assiduously taught, and
that, especially in the yearly mounted
competition for workmanship prizes,
the value OF the point is impressed en-
phatically upon the men. But if our
cavalry were to so into action to-mor-
row, can anyone who knows our SOL
diers doubt that the greater number Of
them would at once begin to cut at
their enemy?
They have been taught 60 cut, and
they will cut, quite regardless of the
exertion which they entail on, them
selves, and forgetting that the weap-
ons have points as well as edges. II
we compare the value of the point
with that OF the cut as regards its eff
feet on an enemy, it is UNNECESSARILY
the more effective. In 4 cut, even If
the sword does not turn in the hand
and if the edge falls true, it is always
more than likely that it viii encounter
button. belt. or a pouch, which viii
prevent it from penetrating; the cut,
too, depends entirely on the vigor OF
the soldiers arm. and Is not assisted in
any way by the crash and impetus of
the charge. Except in a very small
minority of cases. its results viii gen
orally be a bruise or a slight flesh
wound.
20 deliver point. on the other
hand, requires little physical eNertion.
TIE sheer weight OF horse and man be-
hind the sword Is sufficient to drive il
through almost anything. If the point
does hit piece of metal, 1t will prob
ably only slip on to a spot more easily
pierced. and If 1t does enter into the
body Of man or horse. . wound, seri-
Gus. If not fatal. viii surely be in
fiicted. The heavy cavalry of Napo-
leon were armed with swords made es-
pecially for pointing. and when they
charged. they left death IN their track.
-Blaekwood's Magazine
One strawberry doesn't make
shortcak e.--Truth.
-NhIneS ana ucherS go tOCether--
Rural New Yorker.
A working ma jority i the only Kind
20 be depended upon--Chicago Herald.
--Sone dddlers can play q tune on
one string. but II never makes anybody
want 20 dance.-Ram'S Horn.
They say that Tor an old bachelor
Jones j. putting a good deal of ire
into his courtShip.~ That's natural.
He Is sparkling an CD ilau'@ ~. y.
Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
Domino Is Stul a Leader.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-There was a
small attendance at Sheepshead hay today
III spite of the fact that the card was a good
one. The chief event of the day, was the
fourth for three-year-Olds over the futur-
lty course. The interests was in the run
ring of Domino, which was penalized wit b
1c0 pounds. and while he was an odd on
favorite, there was much doubt of his
ability 10 win. Peacemaker was "A long
shot. although his fine race for mile on
Saturday should have made him factor
Domino jumped into the lead at once and
won in Il common gallop with great ease
In fast time. PPacemHker was only half
length away while the well backed second
choice, Pochino, was in the also ran
10 the opening race Derfragilla was the
favorite. and although she won from the
second choice, Flirt, by a nose in hard
drive, while Florence. also well backed,
was close up in third place.
First race-Fiye furlougs: Derfragila
won. Fiirt second, Florence third. Time,
800 5.
Second race-Five furlouCs: Mr.. Sage
won, Irish Reel second, Manchester third
Time. 1:OL
Third race-Afile and one furlong; Roche
won, Basseflaw second, TIE Pepper third.
Time. 200 2-5.
Fourth race-Futurity course: Domino
won, Peace Maker second Harrington, 10
10 !. third. Time, Ito.
Fifth race-Mile: Chattanooga won,
Tim Skidmore second, Shadow third.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
GENERAL HORSE NOTES.

Whirligig, 2:10. the champion 3-year old
PAGER, goes In hobbies.
The stride of the champion race mare
ak, 2:O555, when at full spe ed is % feet.
Martha Wilkes. POS, has been bred TO
Red Wilkes, and will not be trained by w,
Z. France, her new owner.
A man who has been following up the
Grand Circuit says there are fifty-two
drivers going down the big ring" who
have not won a dollar.
Alix, 2:051Jl, is the fastest mare; RyIand
T.. 2:O7$I. tA9 fastest geldilg, and Ire
william, 2:09$z, the fastest stallion of the
1894 trotters.
Jacob Justices stallion Alexis, went a
mile over the Belmont track or Wedaes-
day IN 2:l9]3, driven by Bob Grady.
Expressive and Red Bud will meet in
the . 900 Hermitage stakes, TO be trottei
at Cumberland park at the fall meeting.
Cliford's victory at Saratoga last week
cost the foreign books at Chicago s21. 900.
The victories of Yo Tam bien ana Lissak in
the east also hit the western booi>Ies hard,
SI2, 900 being lost on the mare and $500 on
Lissak.
{. ". Williams is out with the an
nouncement Of a five weeks meeting, Sep
TENDER q to October %. on his new mile
track at Galesburg, Ill, embracing a pro-
gram or seventy-slx races, with 500 purse
attached TO each.
John Kelly and Andy Mcdowell are the
only drivers that have ridden miles below
FOG behind both "A trotter and PAGER.
Kelly last year marked Directum in 2:051<
and Flying Jib in 2:04. This year Mellow
ell has driven the JiD in 2055}5 and Alix in
2:05lf.
Whirligig. who lowered the worlds g.
year-old pacing record from 2:1155 to 2:l0,
at Terre Haute, Monday of last week, is
by Wilko, son of Simmons, 2:2S. by George
Wilkes. 2:22. dam Minnie Darlington, by
Naham, son Of Hambri 2:2lL. Wilko
Is but years OF age. and is out of a mare
by Pacing AbdalIah. son of AleSander's
AbdAllah.
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Gelding Plays Smash.

TOLEDO, Aug. 27.-This was the opening
Gay or the exposition company's annual
race meeting. Over 5000 people were in
attendance. The track was dusty but the
sport was good, the second race being par
ticulsrly exciting because of the antics OF
the Eelding James ID. The latter wound
up the second heat by throwing his driver,
who was badly hurt, wrecking the sulky
and finally turning somerSault against
Ihe fence in the stretch. Summaries:
2:25 class trot, $50O-Fred Is. won the
second. third and fourth heats and race;
Miss Rschel won the first heat. Lena
Holly, Cora, Lowretta B., Magnet Meii
mn, BERTHE Girl, Cockrane aud Jim Smith
Also started. Time, pa. 2:24l., 2:32. 2:22
Three minute troT. purse SS0O-Nan
Robin won the race in straight heats
Boz Blue, Lottie, Jack Dawson and Cora
A~hwood also started. Time, Pc, 2:26
2.3U
S.OO pace, 500, unfinished-Trixy Halx won
the first heat. Solarian Brown the second
and Lizzie Mac the thiri. Sanford and
Dash Z also started. Time, 2.2Is. pa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
DRY GOODS MARKET

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-There was re-
newal of the demand of last week At the
opening of the day. that increased steadily
throughout and gave to the market good
degree of activity and returned a large
total of sales From travelling statesmen,
and from principals direct there WAS - very
good quota OF orders, and engagements
reached in this wise were largely increased
by those in the hands of reside Mt agents of
out of town houses. The demand was
generally for all kinds OF goods with
printed calicoes in the lead. Agents have
advanced the price OF kid cambrics aud
solid prints s. and American bags y cent
Print clothes strong at 2 per Cent bid
and declined
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
FLIGHTS OF THE hAREM."
They Rap Two American Tourists Over tn
Head with Fokers.


While the two Americans, Messrs
Allen and Sachtleben, who made a BIZ
cycle tour around the world, were in
Aradan, Persia, present from the
village khan was announced. In
stepped two men bearing a huge tray
filled with melons, apricots, sugar,
rock candy, nuts. pistachios, etc. all Of
which we must, of course, turn over to
the kahnkeeper ard his servants, and
pay double their value to the bearers,
As a present..
This method OF extortion was fol-
lowed the next morning by one of
holder aud more peremptory ma
ture. Notwithstanding the feast
OF the night before at our
expense, and in addition to furnishing
Us with bedclothes which we really
ought 10 have been paid tosleep in, our
oily host now insisted upon three or
four prices for his lodgings We refused
TO pay him more than certain sum.
and started 20 vscate the premises.
Thereupon he AID his grown son caught
hold OF our bicycles Remonst-ance.
proving OF no avail. ant being unable
10 force our passage through the mar
row doorway with the bicycles in our
hands, we dropped them and grappled
with our antagonists 4 noisy scuffie.
and then heavy faIl ensued- but LUCK
liz We were both on the upper side
This unusual distur bance now
brought out the inmates Of the &C Join
ing anderson. In a moment there Wa
4 din % feminine screams and lutter
OF garments. and then-e crashing OF
our pith helmets beneath the blows OF
poEers and andirons- The villagers,
thus aroused. came ~ last % our
rescue, and at once proceeded 20 Patch
up compromise This. IN view OF the
Amazonian endorsements, who were
standing By n readiness for second
onset. We were more than pleased Z
accept Prom this inglovious CON bs.f
We came of without serious injury.
but with those gentle poker tap, were
knocked cut forever al the sweet de-
iusious Of the Light OF sas Ha-s@--
SensuTg.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Wheat was incl ned
TO ba firmer today, but was met with free
selling on hard spots. aud closed ( cent
lower for December Corn closed Is cent
lever for May and September. OIts
finished Z cent lower. Provisions closed
with slight gains.
Wheat opened strong at from = TO I
cent per bushel over Saturdays closing
quotations. the strength coming from the
steady cables. December WAS wAnJel a.
from 575s to IS cents, but weakened on
liberal offerings at the advance, and sold
off to 5I15 cents. 1t had another good
strong spell, when the visible supply
figures were given, dropped back.
Trade was too light to take enough of the
offerings OF short wheat, which was for
sale from the seaboard Spectators anu
although the news of the day were in the
main bullisb, the shorts were mora
inclined to sell more on the slight buiges,
than to take alarm and cover previous
sales. The visible supply increased SO, 900
busbel, or one million less than many were
looking for. The Vienna guess on the
wheat and rye crop of Europe was the only
Dearish feature of the day. The estlms ted
receipts of wheat for tomorrow ~ this
place are $50 cars. but the market con
Jinusd to rule weak, after its early slight
advance, due TO the small Increase in the
visible December was down To 81 ! AZ
the close.
The corn market was firm but not very
active. Receipts were over the estimates,
but reports brought prominently forward
the great damage to The corn crop. The
commission houses, however, with western
connections say their reports gave worse
condition than any previously received.
The quantity on ocean passage decreased
Clio, 600 bushels during the past week, aud
the visible supply increased 1000 bushels
last week.
The country holders of May corn did not
show any disposition to sell, and the local
operators while generally feeling bsarish.
were disinclined to sell much short. Sep
TENDER opened at 80 cents and closed at
55E cents.
The trading in oats was lighter. The
disposition TO trade was limited, and the
trading drifted slowly along after the
opening. The opening was steady at 391I
cents, stopped at 305I cents and by the
close bsd reached 80 cents.
The provision was moderately active,
and for the most part firm. The packers
were good buyers of September and Octo-
Der deliveries aud appeared also to have
already disposed OF all the January pro-
duct they felt inclined TO part with. The
closing prices show gains in the September
delivery OF 8 cents in pork, 121z cents in
lard and 10 cents in ribs January pork is
"a cents higher. Lard unchanged, aud
ribs cents higher.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Aug. q.
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Coffee Ontions.

NEW YORK, Aug. %. - CoffAe-Op ions
Irregular at unchanged 70 10 Joints
decline. ruled generally weak ind r dis
appointing cables, full receipts and mailer
deliveries; closed barely steady $40
points net decline. Sales, Is. 80 b ~. IN
Guiding August, at 81 SOFA -. SIP
TENDER. sl4 2oT14 %; October. <l3 SIS IS -.
December. Sl2 10 L 80; March, SI3 -:
MAY. Si220
Spot Coffee-Rio steady; Rio No :. i6c
Sales, leo bags. Santos weak; cleared 20
coo bags. Receipts. 5000 bags; stock, SG.-
90 bags
Hamburg steady: prices unchanged 70
pfenning hiGGer. Sales C.0JU bszs Havre
opened firm and unchanged 1T J. o'clock
IN. 7. franc higher, A. 3 p. m, steady and
Uncuangei. - : franc lower. closet un-
Changed Z. frame Ue- decline. sales 400
bags. RIO Opened firm. nominal. R=cei ut~,
p Ct0 naES. cieaVed. =. 90 bag. stock. -,
60 bags. Warehouse deliveries from New
York yesterday 5, SIS bags. New York stock
today Ia. SO bag; UaiJed States stock
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
The Peoples Column.
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zen where il rays 20 advertise.
y you have anything 70 SUY, SILL.
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No advertisement taken Tor les than To-.
Gre line advertisements charged Saclc
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Prices given unleT classified beads in this
column applicable only "a local advertise
nients. No foreign advertisements taken ~
above rates.
Answers % advertisements sent IN care Of
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wish rsplys forwarded 10 them stamped snvcl-
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Opened. HighestI LoWest. ICIosing.
Cash quotations were as follows:

Flour-SteRdy, unchanged. Winter patents.
81 51a2 50; winter straights. s. 3laj0; spring
patents, $ l)a3 90; spring straight, s. % > 80.
No. spring wheat 55S4a55i4c No 3 spring
wheat, nom'. No. red 53i4a5ic No. corn,
55lsc. No. yellow corn J51S cents, No :
l. z4saSgc. No. > VIII fe 3lIa;sslsc Nos white
g Ia:S2lac. No. rye = Sc No. barley. 54lsa55c
No. 3 52a5Y4c. No. 4, 42c, No iiaXseed - Ia
-. Prime timothy seed. - 00aj 10. Mess pork
per Dbl, SIS 55s69. Laut. per 100 lbs. 81 So.
Short ribs sides, loOse. $ 4ja1 70. Dry
sailed shoulders. boxed. 81 60a4 20. Short
clear sides, boxed, s. 50a1 81. Whisky dis
tillers' finished goods. per gallon, 81 -
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NEW YORK PRODUCE
Butter and Eegs.

New YORK, Aug. 27.-Butter-Steady;
western dairy. 49, q i1c. western creamery,
20,624c: western factory, l3Gl6c; E gin.
- O.; state dairy, ItG2@5z; state creamery,
lSI2i-c
Esgs-Stesdy. Safe and Pennsylvania,
IS: ice house. I5Tl6c: western fresh. Is 2
lie. cases - S5,92 %. Receipts, 5, $50 pack
no
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BENNETT GETS SIX THOUSAND

RoSToN. Mass. Aug. 2I-Charlie Sen
mott, formerly catcher of the Boston team
WAS given a rCusing reception at the South
End grounds today BY 5000 of his friends
who had gathered for Ms benefit" 10 see
the champions play a picket niue OF col
lege men.
The king of catchers" came on the
field. supported or crutches, and sur
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ST LOUIS. Aug. 27.-Wheat. close lower
cash 5O$l cents; August 5O3[ c-nts; Sep
TENDER 81 cents; December, "a cents;
MAY, 5qis cents. Corn, lower cash. -
cents: August, 52j cents: September, 52St
cents: December 40 cents; Nav. 40. b
1919 cent-. Oats, lower, cash, sos Gents;
August. 80 cents; September, 800 cents;
May. $50 cents. PORK, lower; jobbing
s14OO. Lard higher, steam, $40; choice,
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An Rirhr Iith.r MAJ

"Dces the fact that have money
make any difference 20 you, Herbert,
dearT-
''O course Il does, nv own IL Is
such 8 comfort 20 know that II
should Gle you would be well-pr0vided
Tor.
But suppose I should de-
Then l should De vel-provided for
II ite
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Hless-T-hs: queer terms az e-->
r1oTsl ia or everycsy language Dry
ieirh s1eals q Ia box As La asF...eB
a +Wo-x~
T.eks-I. Is o5vio1a thas y1a hav-
nrfer t-.st - rs&A tAzz b-5s1E--An-
EWsrA
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28

Oh Mr.. soaklsy 30 lis vifep-JssS
.hink. dear. 9 camel en- work s4gSz
whole DAYS without drinleingi
Mrs. soaklsT with q vgitasring look
That's nothing J Know a. animal
who will drink - eight eays wiih0u'
doing bit - ~crS-
Mr.. soakisv signs rvsiRn~dlJ, AID
trr1s % tEe a.dobgar1.- ruth
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DIR. j. f.. BENNETT.
12G y. Main ST.. wichita. -


Omcer Phhncygan-Its Tan you're.
lookin', nike
offer Morphv-'Iis The fauls &c
tbe chief. be hanged 70 in
Of.cer Phansy gan-Howt thst7
-Oficer O'MOrphy-Shurs, a. Re pus
RE on a beat with never fruit staod
pn Il, the dishcT.ni1lz "a biagg@rdi-a
Chicago Record
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CLOSIgG STOJK OUoTATIOTS
Money on Call.

NEW YORK. Aug. 27.-Money easy l per
cent, prime paper 305I per cent. TX
change dull s. s65zG4 tor demand 81 s53<
"a = FOR 90 DAYS Po~ted rates s. sea- =
ana e. s7d+ -. Commercial bills e. ~
al. Silver certificates 655t per cent. 10
sales. Par silver % Per cent. Mexican
dollars 522.
The total sales % stock today "a co
shares, including: American Sugar -. go.
Burlington. % %: Chicago Gas 2. 90. d.
filling Is 20. General Electric Z so.
Northern Pacific 2. 100. Rock Island 3. zoo,
~. Pau, 200. Western Mon 3, SO.
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The sfatA@ns PRAYER.

Between the estra3ged husband ard
wife 8 fearful maiden pleaded
Don't she cried, u agony. quar-
rel over me-
They stood aloot AID silent
81 can't"
As she entTee-ed. her glance vao
6eTed from cne 20 The other.
steep al all with such racket
Having spoken. she retired q her
ORR fat. Just belo~.-PacA-
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COTTON MARKET.
New Orlaans

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 27.-Cottou-Sales.
80: receipts, = .097; stock, 3. 1874
Fntures-Dull: sales, l6.5G0. August,
s.. 81 hid: S-ntem Der, S6 3lG63S: October.
s. 3ld6 33: November, So 39d6 30; Dacem-
Der. 50 47G6.4S: January. So 55G6.54: Feb
ruary. 81 55G560; March. So 65@665; April,
81 7l@67 %; NAV. s6.T9679; june, 50 S39
g. 50: July. 81 9DR69L
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Mr. D0-cas--'T'haE - - ~ ss-tsa tio-s
of female outrage. living . gr07yszz
,oro simple every year.
CCb-iT-r- quite agrse w. ye-i-
7, zy1.l't bs long hefors = girl WI ,,
ails % sconozlzs By zEtrZ Der aiming
So. fcr q b4r-cla coefurze---Jl dE--
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i54 All bags; afoat for the United State
- 600 bags; total visible supply for tie
United States, A., 2I2 bags, against 347,
ol9 bags
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C1Ie--TTss. b--zu.sfai s.s.n-s.s.
Nra Packer j., Is q p~rtee; rae-a "A
AI-- F1-o-- Fareer Wei. Sc osz .-sss
be- f5s Az 5aa4, ha's eslela,e1 t--a
ia. tac-r statzs CO. al4eso~= ea.-sxs
49, .-.Eety-s1xzz Szzts pS-zai-S
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rounded by Champion James J. Corbett.
Captain Nash. Pitcher Nichols and the
whole Boston team. The score for the
ball game was: Boston Il, college team
~. Bennett will net nearly 50, 200.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS.
St. Louis Grain.

on the Produce exchange TO-DAY tAs butter
market was steady: creamery, ii3@3t2y; dairy
l3a2O Eggs, STEADY, l3lasl+.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
Sugar Market

NEW YORK. Aug. y. Sugar Raw,
firm: sales. 1850 bags centrifugal, 90 test
AZ 81 &c: refined, active aud firm
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28

II dfstrict school he pspils were
asked % define = b>e line- 4 snail
boy answered. Il know. is the lire
felier makes fer home when bees
sfung hin"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
REFUSES TO BULGE
DESPITE BULLISH RUMORS. CORN
AND WHEAT BOTH DECLINE,

Decrease in the Visible Supply and
Fresh Reports Of Aggravated Crop
Damage Have noEfectin Push
ing the Price Up, Although
the Country Holders
Still Look Wise and
Say Nothing and
Refuse to do
Amy Selling.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-28
Grain Quotations
BY
HODGES & SEYMOUR,
CORNER FIRST and FlFTH.

Highest market price paid for ali kind. ~
grain Milling wheat a speciality. Write OF wire
for prices.
Basis Mississippi River
Always in the market for strictly pure mill
ing whcat-hard or soft. Can furnish oats
103 S. TOPEKA. TELEPHONE 1872.