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IN THE house.
Democrats Again Lack = Ouorum-Mii
tary Acads my Appropriation Passed.

~ - OuOrum-Mtlt- l.
tsry Academy Appropriation Passed.
WAsHISGrosC CITY March 23--The house
was in session today, notwithstanding this
was Good Friday. The industry Of the
lower branch OF congress proiited little.
however. The Democrats were again
without a quorum. and the attempt TO con-
sIder the o'Neili-Joy contested election
case was abandoned until next week. The
unanimous report of the election COM
mittee on the Whatiey Cobb case, confirm
ing the title of the sitting mem Der TO his
seat. was adopted, and the military acad-
emy appropriation bill was passed without
debate. The appropriation is $500. ass a
reduction OF So. ooo compared with the
amount appropriated for the fiscal year.
Tomorrow the house will take up the post-
Office appropr alton bill.
Savers presented a Joint resolution for
an appropr alton of 81. 90 for sa.arie, and
expenses of additional deputy collector. of
Internal revenue TO carry out the provisions
OF the Chinese exclusion act as amended
last December. Agreed 10.
Then the struggle over the 0'Neili-Joy
contested election ease was resumed
Waugh raised a point OF consideration
against the repor, OF the committee, and
administering began The Republicans re-
peated their former tactics. and refused
20 vote, the result standing leo 70 l. show
ing that the Democrats were eighteen short
of quorum A cali OF the house fol-
lowed. The call developed the presence Of
rs members. IL being apparent that a
democratic quorum could not be secured
today, i; was decided to abandon the mat
ter until next week. Barthoidt Of Ms
souri. gave notice that be sould call il up
Tuesday.
The contested election case OF Whatley
VS.. Goth, from the Fifth Alabama district,
vas then called UP. The report Of the
committee was unanimously in favor OF
Cobb. and the report was adopted without
division.
The house then wsus into committee Of
the "a hole on the military academy appro-
p-ia;.ou bill.
Wheeler made . short explanation Of
tAe appropriations carried by the bill,
whica he SAID were ieSs than we're carried
by any military scaisEny bill for ten years.
The oil was read oy paragraphs
Roberts, pesa.. Louisiana moved to
strike ou; the appropriation Of $50 for
supporting the nataIouam sffh the ssx
slate line compartments xith corr obinAston
shower. spray and neeiis bstns He
thought thss useless and extravaganS.
There wAs ysseasy Of ater n :he Had-on
I've. for bathing pGrroses, and plenty oil
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

Tie New YORK police are, under CON-
puis on. making wholesale arrests of abor-
tionssts who have hitherto fiourished uu-
der Tammapy protection.
George l.. Anderson, cashier of tha
Sedewic Citizens bank. at sedgwick,
Kat, has been arrested, charged with
forgery. John j. Hatfield, q prominent
farnser. and Thomas Hazard, were arrested
a. aecomplices.
Bill Gallagher, a cowboy. was shot AMI
killed at Meetox. Wyo.. bv John Witham.
another cowboy. whom he attempted To
shoot for inserceding tor woman whom
Gallagher was beating. The woman IN In
a critical condition.
Jnstiee o'Brien. Of the New York su-
preme court. on Friday denied an appiica-
tiol for O wri, Of habeas corpus in the casa
of iohn Y. Mckane. In his remarks Jus-
tics % Br.en scored Mckane's lawyers for
their repeated appeals To the same judge.
~ Golden, mining camp north of
Albuquerque. y. NJ, Jim Cheeves, In
ssnely jealous of his divorced wife. ou
Friday qnarreled with Al Perry over tbs
woman. Pistols were drawn and fired
simultaneously. Chesves was shot dead
and Perry cannot live.
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A Gang Rwindies several Banks, Getting
grobah hly $50. 900.

sr. LouIs. March 2. A series Of forgsries
OF the mos, remarkable kind has been In-
earthei in this city. and Detectives are
now at work upon is. A. least eight banks
have suffered. and probably more. The
aggregate Of the forged paper will reach
so 600. ali of which has gone into The
pockets of . gang Of professionals. who
have succeed ea by the use Of system never
before eagaIed. the principal feature Of
which wss the securing OF genuine blanks
and fail knowledge Of tue serial mum
bers, by winch they we're able not only to
minimize ths danger IN altering, but also
delay detection The Continental bank.
Bsak Of she Repuosic and Gstszsn. bank
ADMIT suffering losses. bat individually
state that 10 ons bank will lose large
SUM
The number Of persons in the gang of
fssxers . supposed 70 be not exceeding
three. bat their knoxsedgs os banking and
bgs.sess methods and versatility vi their
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BUFr HIGGINS HANGKD.



CHrcAao, March 2S.--Thomas, alias
"Bnf" Higgins. was hanged in the Jail
here at noon. The wonderful nerve he ex-
hibited throughout the trial did not desert
him et the supreme moment shortly be-
fore the hanging Higgins expressed special
qualification that he did not have to suffer
death on the same scatfold with tho aasas-
sin Peendergsst. for whom he msnifested
the utmost aversion and contempt lie
made no remarks on the scaffold. Higgins
claimed to the last that he was victim of
police persecution and was being sent to
death on perjured testimony.
As the trap fell with chatter the pris-
onsrs in the adjoining corridors set up a
shout. Hang frsndergastl Hang rren-
dergsst" and the little assassin covered
further hack in his cell trembling and NUT
teri"s imprecAtions.
Higgins murdered Peter Mccooey, an
old city employe. last September. Hse-
gins and two pals planned 10 bnrglarixs
McC, soey's house. higgins entered while
the others kept watch outside. McCoosy
was awakened by the noise, sat mp In bsd
and vas shot by Higgins without word. I
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WAsHiSeroS Ciry. March q --C3eorxe C.
Baker, the inventor OF the sub m arins tor
psdo boat. died In this city this afternoon.
Mr.. Baker has been broken down in health
for some time. and on Wednesday last nn-
dsrwent an operation for appendicitis.
from which he did not recover. The last
congress Appropriated $50 900 for tho con.
s,Fnesion Of . perfected sub-rn arins tor.
pedo boat upon the plan made By Mr..
Baker. Some trouble recently arose re-
gsrding the matter. and Mr.. Baker was
here trying TO have the matter strsigns-
eaed out. Deceased vas about 80 years af
age. Tho remains will be taken to Dee
Goines. Ia. Mr.. Bakers former home.
where the funeral viii BE- on Monday or
Tuesday.
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Deputy Collector At T.esms.

PORTLAND, March q - Collector Of In
teenal Rsvcnne Henry Blackman today
appointed Lawrence 'Brisn. of Tacoma.
de putty collector at Tacoma.
TACOMA. March - Special. Law
renee oBrien 10 the father OF Tiiiicusn
Steve OBrien. Honest Tom" CARROTS
son was turned down TO honor the rilil.
ctasas
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To pr.ma,. Il Efficiency OF the Militia

WAsHIssTos CfrY. March Z5.--Rsp~e-
sentative Meyer. from the committee on
military affairs. today reported with an
amendment Curtis bail TO promote the
efficiency OF the militia Tie object OF the
tiil IA 70 aoteFnsxs the militia By slss
saairfnents xffea have heea adopted hY
the Federal government In respect 20 the
organization. srrnIng, drilling and gov
eminent gf ;he srnY Of the Uaited States.
Feur hundred Thousand dollars IS anHn-
ais apyropfisted 90 arm and sgulp TIE
militia.
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ssr Francis Philip Cuniine- Owen. X q.
-. IS dead. lie sas born Ia June. h2s,
and sss connected in an ofYieIsa ra,..e,ss
Win The exhibition IN London Ia fS,s, thn
Paris exhibition in iss7 and the tisun.
exhtbitsafs IN issS. also With th. pn;sadas-
paaa Centennial, ~ executive comu.ls-
ssousg.
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LESSONS IN
French. Music
And German
~sYEs BY ARRANGEMENT

HFFERNSCfS~E David G Garrett. -
Mas r-ctors; Mrs l. {. J. Hant. arsos, Lake
Nsshiuxsoa. Rev Wallace Nattiag. 1870 inl-
vsgsiiy strre,. Aua psrsats ~ tvfnss pupils
Eos farther Information srPiy To she Mle7fS
wi>reRBouRNE Tto Eieseath strees. City.
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To Improv. Kevenu. Marin. service.

WASHINGTON CIrY. March 23.-Ransom,
chairman OF the senate committee on COM
merce has received from Secretary Carlisle
a letter containing his views on the pend
ing bin "to promote the efficiency OF the
revenue marine service" The secre-
tary quotes from the annual reports of
several Of his predecessors to show the
necessity for q provision of law creating
q retired list of officers of the revenue
marine service. The statutes provide that
each revenue vessel shall have one captain
and stated number of other officers, but
no provision is made for filing the places
made practically vacant by reason OF old
age or other physical intirmities: that is,
no appointment can be made until there
is an actual vacancy. The secretary shows
that the "waiting orders" list contains
nearly one-third of all the captains in the
service, their ages ranging from 81 10 %
wears The secretary says the reed OF
more officers on the active list Is urgent.
aud recommends that . retired list be
authorized and the places left vacant
filled by promotion as in the navy.
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s.aa.o. caiaus,s san, L,,...

washington Ciry. March 2s-At n. %
tonight Senator Coiaai.t Was resting
qaiessv
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sas AsrosIo, Tex. March 25.--Con-
gresham Wilson spsnt = restless night
and Is IN weak condition today, bat he
Gays no npfavorsble conditions have
arisen and that he - no worse of than
YesterdhY
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sters apen Eai4I S'e-oek tAls sFesIax as
Cos,s& 4 LssYs,
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A Cockatoo's Peculiar Whim.

In the exhibit Of Mile. Mariska Mix.
losy, attached to Iagenbeck's trained
animal show, there is cockatoo that
appears to have an aversion to Old Eng
land. One of the features which help
to make Mile. Miklosy's trained cock
atoos a welcome item on the pro-
gramme consists Of the hosting of a
number of national flags. The third
flag to be hoisted is that of Great Brit
DIN. Until recently the patriarch OF
Mile. Miklosy's flock, one ''Gringoire,
did the hosting. Recently, however.
another cockatoo, named "Vert-Nert,
has been doing the work instead.
,"Vert-Vert" does his work splendidly,
except in one instance. At every per-
Torrance he positively refuses to hoist
the English Union Jack" Neither
threats nor brides can induce him to
elevate John Bulls banner. He runs
the red, white and blue and the red,
white and black aloft with neatness
and dispatch. He sends the stars and
stripes upward In gallant shape, but
when he gets to the flag of England he
strikes work.
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The Largest Window.

The largest opalescent glass window
IN the world is in the new st. Paul's
church at Milwaukee. 1t is what is
known as a nave window, the lower
half being composed of three immense
panels and the upper half of splendid
rose and tracery in a semi-circle OF
brilliancy. This monster window in
its extreme measurement is thirty
feet and one inch in width and exactly
twenty-four feet in height, 1t is beau
tifully executed, the subject being the
crucihxion-in fact it is an exact copy
OF Dore's masterpiece, Christ Leaving
the PrRtorium." There are over two
hundred life-size figures represented
on this wonderful window.
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on IN DE.
on ! NtE 4 \ q 4.

W ANT D-TO f.NGHA \GE THE FOLLOWING
w prCp-rt y-l rs-. Gre ranch IN cylrai Ne
braSka a g. well improved sui fri bNtts Land.
Can all be- Cu ttvated Il fenced. 4 good !. ELt
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isl- and ,vun mi :. Matefcd by tine >C.tA bTasi1 %
OF North FORK river. ~ aUr-> Of tnt> r.lCh :
.l. @. & finest Ted top nVa.Uws N the stat " IA
M ryVO tons IN acre of .sr LAY lN'u this
vsr thew rI>s, good 'rups ia tlAr vlcin ify. The
sf,N 90 .~i>JIrE Of - bead q horses a cad az
fine Durham cattle ana % he - hog, al IN
I-Ieuer.lS necessity vvoT- n IN au- tLi~ ve.ir
CONS OF - .urs OF hyy and >cvt... hE.rel bJ>acl>
. corn. " i b. tXt htusd WITH tEr l-.Dca- Al~1 =
f..c,, 70 my r,> serye With an ACRE aid lalI %
s-rouUs IN a ,ty 81 ~ iuhs citaDi> ten f.lc> from
Tf,, -4,ugh Price al. On WI eS, hsf-r for
wichita or Set-wlCA OUUfE properly WIN no.
49, nan dt-f. worth OF r1e-Ctla DIS
ls-aC.e farm IL central <ehrs>SA = .xei.tFs-r
Tor sr hand. - ,r Wichita rCs-IfE, Pm f- >lsf
= mise l,-.E nee. kal>-a- Jtty. r-- fg-r- -
10 ex hlis-e ;uT Merchandise ~ properly IA W lc---
itf oT vicinity.
hre-s,ir.- houses and lots IN NlChita ~ farms
near ur ia aoJr II ~ Voluttc>-
also wish t. exchange uT sell rae ff--e-ee o-i
tlr corner Of ..lveT- Re u1 E-fau avenue. "a her ?
nov rv>fJ-. B, ~ erl1.to-r :ur lands - q y god
city i'r pc ~ NcNs Here 3. Tie . Iott1l--. o Sc
rht finest residence IN " CHA " ID - % =
oIl easy ys:eaf> ana -st- - iHtrle>t - one
y tt IL svl d cost 20 tul-c lie same p le-tF
TODAY
Parties 'vsalrs % bus or exchange t-- aIy ~ tie
A5ute at~>il bed property 81 go Rave -.U .E- r.- ~
, oeA4 NtFl tGf zEu personally % A deal C1E. q
moe I'd is-sC- V0tck , g. NIIEAt;E--i--
lta = p.c- lsa North tis5-.-
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w ANTED-To BUY COUNTY WARRANTS.
w Hewitt & Wheeler. li9 y Main 81. lis II
VvA%TED-YoUNG LADIES AND GENTLE
w men who are employed cur n, tie day 10
ves inc ait school Orice will be open from
ito Monday evening. Oct /. lIiu
WANTED SECOND HAND GOODS Al 80
w North Min. liGi'
XyTANTED-A LADY ROOMMATE CALL
w evenings at Eayless Block. middle stairway.
room g.. 1852
NANTED-TO RENT a SUITE or Front
w rooms for light housekeeping Other rooms
single. 20 North Main. 1862
w ANTED-IF YoU wLNTAN .ACCoUTANT
W or photographer call at wichita CONNER
w ANIkD-PEI:sO.-s INTERESTED IL \
w lIaotCal education % visit the southwest
an Eusinoss College, corner Dougla> and iopeta
avenues. Actual Lusinc>s department - Well rs
lire summer. 4o1
ron S4LE-Mi,ceydneOns-
EoE sALE-A FINEoAK RoLLER;To! Dish
ers and book RACKS. Drawers selt-lockInE; Ad-
dress Lawyer. Care kagle. r'o
LUR sALE-vERY CHrAP-A NEW Spring
L NJ on. \ great bargain Call al III :, Mar
net Street --
I-OE SALE-A BLACK DRIVING HORSE SAFE
L for lady. Geo. McFer,an at Munaon Il Mc%a-
Tnara's. 80
LOi SALE-A FINE LINE OF IMPORTED
i dolls Fine bisque Kid body, washable. ant
china dnl,s ever shown at the cheapest price in
h. ,n.as al my isacket. 80 >or!h Nam II, dhi II
IOL ~ALE-A GOOD HULSTEIN Mich CO.'S.
Il 1851 Strong ave i .
IGOR SALE WILL OFFER NY HOUSEHOLD
Il furniture bed room suites. cariets dining
suite, paror suites. et;., very cheap lnqQ re 10
1853 ,Orth Topeka ave itu
NOR sALE-FOUR FINE THOR UGHBRED
II Pug puppies Call al 2io NashinstoI, .,1 J.
So p III. 1873
TOE SALE-TWO GOOD DRIVING MARS.
4 one pony. lumber and spring Wagons, single
buoy. Sluaehaker carriage harness: roller top
desk. Cheap for cash. VIII trade lor good nlish
cow. 10 %OrIh Lawrence, li"C'
I,OR s1LE--Lr GdOKN CHICKENS; WHITE.
L brown. black and buff; pure stoc~ al bar
gain. college Hin Grocery. Hillside and douglas
ayeu mes, city. ~"
nor SAI.E-A GOOD FRESH MICH COW AND
L calf price $40. K. w Carrothas' H,.i.y
center, Nan 10
NOR sALE-NlCE PIANO CHEAP. c23 NORTH
Il Market, t1o
| I,OR SALE-A GOOD SECOND HAND SAFE
! II cheap. Can at Singer d Donnells I'll
| North Main street liV't
| DOR sALE-ALL KINDS OF NEW FU,;NI-
ture ard stoves second hand prices j. Tur-
ley q Co. ~ 'Oi'H '''''' - T. - aAe di46 II
| IGOR sALE-FURNITURE-l WILL SELL AT
/ l. private sale all furniture in otel Meropo Z.
Including bed room suits, chairs; stands, CARPETS,
etc. Also good hotel range and DrOller Now i
your chance Tor :: bar ain. b. l. E1ton, M;tnh.l-
tan Hotel, Wichita Kan. 10 =
IIoE sALE-EMPTY BARRELS Ar IS. Is. 40
| L and 81 cents each. Wichita soap Co. 90 south
! Fifth ave. tues il thurs dllO II
I,UESAL+-A FEW sE'r OF ENCYCLOPEDIA
i BRITAIN. q, ,25 volumes completed III good con-
o.tion, viii = II cheap Ior CASH A0dEe-s Ency-
| ciOpedia. TINS Office. lliu
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Little Miss Mugg-"Dr De Fashion
is often AT our house, but / never see
him at yours" Miss Freckles-"We
don't owe hin. anything. food News
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HINTED-MILE HELP.

I ! Ut u ! IrHU 81 l'tI IIIIe lI''I NY
N.TANT. D-A h RN O. S>M \ kt-R, ALE 'ROUNL
W man; steady employment TO a sober and IL
du-trious q. piic.lnt and good wages address och
Roy :, y orulat q + IA If
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w ~ lhe-Eo ENCHANss 51-fNtH FAGLE
" bicycle .a al giraffe .iiuro~f new fag ham
me- g. shotgun Acutvs- e.. :. Pes, csc Hiii,
Azn- "a -
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4 S~IGNfESA O. OF 10 = CLIO Il TO CHOUL
"A in Aatthewsrn addition, Good nei-Lb II
hood taxes low Must De sold at once y, 4. leIlr,
ASS net l40 North Main, up stairs
l4o sun a tues II
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BIE>f'F-IIiN EDCS.

TO- COAL. FLOUR AND SEaD AT LOWEST
1 prices. so to the He'd Front, lis south Main
s-ra,t l46 II
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situations Uanted-Eemaie.
k)OiIicSflcS.
situations u dpteG-W0te.

xy-ANfED ; SITUATION BY AN EXPF r.
w fenced dry goods AN! general salesman st
-factory FER noes. Com eient TO take charge OF
q stock a q buy. Address Salesman. this Office.
LAG -
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Th anieha 1aiu EAGLE Sunday 7oriug nouenrbr 4, 1884
FINANCIAL.

MONEY no LOAN On SEDGWlCk COUNTY
NJ - S-iavs Hewlett * Wheeler. If9
X Iii - sun Tues ~ FL as II
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LOST,

y O@T- OFFICIAL ENVELOPE. ENCIoS Nc
1 4 sheriff deeds tax receipts anu insurance
POLICY 20 estate Of T. ". E!IeIioer- Pleas. e,tse
~ county treasurer Office. Lee la; Tor. 10 -
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FOR S1LE-HOCSES.

NOR "A i.fs-S22 NORTH SENECA STEEL n
Il > DRY house; rooms; > lots. SljU
SO North Walnut street: rooms: 20 II lot, 800,
I49 Glenn avenue: 5 rooms, lot 30.
Isl Glenn avenue; rooms; / iot. So.
6Jo south kmpOri 10 rooms; 20 II, $40.
dlI6 IL L. l. SPENCER.
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THEN 65' , S . en Dssa ias Sqasa
hnamesG
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Taken Up.

"O3E NO%EY TO LOAS On WELL M
III proved CITY property hehcH ~ Duo3I-. ~
torney., 304 Set-wiCk block o4s l.
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u d \ IIE-I i IA Il l. T. HELP.
Under tlis head Sc per line perday.

AIDES WHO WRITE PLAINLY CAN Sc
II cure position, writing at home at good wages
ieily with stamp. Miss Ethei Sprdgue South
Lend, Ind. - I5t
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nor SALE-ALL KINDS OF NEW FUENI-
ture ard stoves at second hand prices j. Tur-
ley & Co., 20 North Main, d. =, Drake, Maaager
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AGA rs ~ An TED.

W ANTED-AGENTS co. SAMPLE SASHLOCk
W nee by msil e stamp. Immense. l nrivaied
only good one ever invented, Beats weights sales
lii i,lsIlicleu. az day. Brohst ii tboX - Pha-
,!elphia. 90 ct sundays.
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FOUND.
STIR IED.

S,TRAVFD-A RAY HORSE; G-YEARS-OLD
she'd all round: right eye entirely gone
Finder viii return 20 Beacon ONCE and be paid ici
his trouble. - .
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"oISES FOR SALE To MOVE-WE dAV
III houses for sale to move that are all sizes. all
p ices, All styles and in all parts Of the city Glenn
ent homas. lso /
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EOE EENI-HOtses.

NO. RENT-THE COOK PROPERTY oRNEI
l. Hillside and Central. l.. {. Cook, Al Il. >
CooL's li6 2.
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J,,OR SALE-A GOOD SECOND HAND SAFE
Il cheap Call at Singer IL Donnell's. 9'1-2ll
North Main street. liON
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-04
statesmen.

A ANTI D-AG-.NTS To SELL COAL PAR II
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-12-26

spIease return these petitions when signed
70 Rex. NJ. II. Bixby. ID. d.. a3 susan street.
Providence, Il. L., before the last week la
January, the tune Of the meeting of the
General Assembly.
Hero Is the notorious section of the
law:
SEC 9. Every incorporated agricultural So
cieiy owning race track is hereby permitted
20 run or trot hor es for purses npon its own
track. for the purpose of Improving the breed
OF horses. whether for the improvement OF the
thorough bred os the trotting horse: Provided
however, that such racing shall be confined TO
the period between the l6lA day of Nav and
the 18th day CT November. IN each yer, and
the pro~isions OF section Of this act shall not
apply To the grounds OF the association OH the
days when the races aforesaid take place.
Following Is the petition. THE NEWS
will keep this standing for the present and
ell persons who may not be reached by
the petitions are At liberty to place their
signatures en the card here printed. Cut
out the card aud bringit or mail II TO THE
NEWS ofisa. rhcy VII be properly ar
rnnSed and sent 10 the Assembly In due
season: