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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
New Orleans Races.

New Orleans Dec. 1S-New Orleans re
suits:
ols, even won; Merritt, Is to l. second
Elberou, 6 to l. third. Time, 1:l5L
SecOnd-SiX furoncs: Ben Wilson. A
10 !. won; Stella NJ, 20 to l, second; Prince
Imperial, 10 ). third. Time, 1:15iI
1hird-Hanciicap, five and nalf fur
longs: X Did Transit, 9 to 9, won: Red
Top. 10 :. second; DR.. Work, l to =. third
Tir.e, 1:0S]4
Fourth-Six fnrlongs: Gleesome, 10 ],
won; lxiOn, TO l, second; Governor Hogg,
80 10 l. thi-i. Time, 1;15%4.
Fifth -One mile anu twenty yards:
Uncle Frank, Is 10 l. won; Philopena Ia
second; Pearliue, TO l, third. Time,
l:iil5
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
LOSE TWO DELEGATES

Salt l. Ike. Utah. Dec. .S-The canvass
ing board today opened the ballot box for
| one poll i'll tie third precinct of this city
Oh the claim that there was a discrepancy
between the tally sheet and the poll list
Under the recount All Republican d-ie-
gates TO tie constitutional convention lose
fifty votes and the Democrats gain CORE
sDoudimgly. The Populist vote was uu-
Changed This defeats two Republican
"eieg"tes who We're elected on the face of
the returns, one of them Apostle joan
Henry Smltn- The result of today's count
leaves the Republicans 81 and tie Demo
Gratis 53 delegates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
FLASHED A FIVE.
Young Dixon is Spelling for a Fisht
With Dixon.

Philadelphia, Dec. 1S-The bad feel
ing which has existed of late between
young Critic and George Dixon came
TO head today. Dixon is filling an
engagement at the Lyceum theater in
this city. At the matinee today Critic
was in box. AS soon as the cham
plon feather weight came on the stage
Grlfto leaped over the footlightS eN-
cltediy. pulled Il five-dollar bill from
his pocket and throwing ii at Dixon :
feet. challenged him to cover it. Dixon
laughed at him and under persuasion
81 friends Critic subsidized. but the lul
was only temporary. After the show
Critic and Tom O'Rourkc. Dixorl's
manager. collided in a neigh boring sa-
loon and hot words were eXchanced.
Critic told O'Rourke he was only tit
10 manage niCsers. anyhow" where
upon the Australian was staggered
by vigorous blow in the face. Seri-
Gus trouble was only aVerted by
mutual friends of the men.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
LAND ISIS APPROVED

Washington. Dec. lS.-The secretary OF
the interior has approved clear lists OF
lands rs the basis for land patents TO the
Northern Pacific railroad. embracing 81, IA
acres within the Occur d. Alene and L. wis
ton land districts of Idaho; 10 the Southern
racine, embracing l9. $50 acres near Los
Angeles, California; TO the Southern Pa
cine, embracing 1896 acres within the
primary limits Of the companies grant in
Caiiforni': and to the Central Pacific, COW
erlng 1888 acres IN the neigh borhoOd of
Salt Lake Civ
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HOW TO GIT NEWS.

Memphis, lena. De Is-Ih- Evening
ccImeiar. which receives the full leased
wire service az rue Associated Press, SAYS.
The esteemed Wick burg Com mercisi Her.
aid, the oldest morning paper IN Missis-
sipDi, has abandoned the Southern Asso-
ciated Pes aud signed = Contract with the
Associated Press for ninety years The
Commercial Herald will receive a ful.
leased wire service The Sc u-tsr conyrat-
ulzees it. Nickbur- contemporary on tnIs
coup Iue oaly way 20 get ali tie news.
al the time. e to join tie A-soc.A Ied
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
NEW YORK PRODUCE.
Butter and Eggs.

New York. Dec. ls.-Butter-Stea1y IL:
creamery, - 30 c-Ut-; western factory
l0Ul6 cents: Eigins. Pa cents: i'm
Iiation creamery, I6Gls GEMS; site dairy.
I2G30 cents; state Creamery. ItL22 cents
Egs--Dull; stat aud Peunsl lysuia. -
cents: ice house, I1G20 cents. western fire. h.
zoo 3 c-nt-; >OuIteru, 20G21i cents; Gases,
S2.UVG&15. Receipts. l. loo packages
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JEwETr IS NOT INVESTIGATING

Washington, Dee ls-Iuquiry AZ the
state department shows that the president
la, taken no fresh action in the matter of
sendiny Mr.. Je~eir 10 investigate the
Armenian atrocities since his las; report
10 congress Secretary Gresham said inst
the matter remained IL exactly the same
state a. 1t did when the Porte refused 10
allow AT. J-wett 10 accompany the com
mission On the terms offered BIZ tae presi-
dent
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
The following are the representaci
hos at th,- yupdS today
Cattle mnrket shade lower.
REPRESENTATIVES, sALeS

Thefollowing are the representative sales OF
cattle at the wards tOlaV:
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Kansas City Grain

Kansas Ci.y, d c IS -Wheat-N7. .
hard l cent lower at - i .153 c-uts: NJ red
steady sic =; rejected 10 - c-ut~. Sample
sales by foo Mississippi gIver-No uar d
sc, - cents; No. > red nominal. Corn
Tnree-eigbt cent lower. No. , mixed +Ust
white 49, cents. OIts-FItm;
No mixed 81 4 cenI>. Rye-Firm: 20 cents.
FlaX>eeed- /, 81. - . l.S5. Bran-@ie "a 3:
6Sd69 cents. hHy-N SIX; timothy. = coo
8 -: praiire, $500 So. Butter-Q ilet.
steady, unchanged. E-ss-Un changed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
HE INHERITED WEALTH
WI =reupon He Forsakes His Lass of
Low Degree and Gets Sued

Toledo O., Dec 1s-Toledo society is
shaken 10 its center by IA breach OF prom
lse suit, the damages being laid at S75, coo.
The suit is brought by Miss Lucy N.
Gruber against Roswell f. Messenger.
She alleges the engagement of marriage
was made on Jan. s. 1898 The plaintiff is
handsome young lady of - of excellent
family. Messenger was recently appointed
deputy county treasurer, aud by the death
of Calvin Bronson, his grandfather. he re-
Gently became heir To Sl00, 001 worth of
valuable real estate. This event occurred
since his engagement, and il is binted That
his altered worldly prospects led to Ills es.
arrangement
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DISGUISE WAS NO coon

Fostoris, o.. Dee lS-It has been de-
veloprd that Henry Reech. one Of the men
murdered by tIHmps in a box ctr near
this place few days sgo was a detective
rmployed by the National Detective
Bureau u indianapolis. H had been de-
Jailed on special case and had adopted
the disguise of a tramp. The theory Is
now advanced that the murderers were
desperate crooks and recognized Raech IS
a detective following Them with the ulti-
male intention Of causing Their arrest.
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PRESIDENT FEELS BErr-R

Georgetown. : c. T-ec. Is-Fr.ssse-:
CIcrelzno - abcard TIE sosy-teaeer. VIA
terra iY4ns IL Nucay lay. zen miles f-uru
G-orgeTOHu- Aitholgh hss lame fuat
gains EIrl rsGc@- b. o. - so-f-E AfrE.s. IL
hugely and szFs - las Already f@-n a--re-
ntte1 - fhe frfu. r. TIE prsss.a@---s t.zs-
today ~ere tEe19F -rize ~ ks SIC I'll
leave .o- - zs=iEsca aezT Satur1zy
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HAD A SCHEME IN IT.
Ute Indian Scare was a Mixture of Bus.
mess aid Politics

Monticello, Titan, Dec. 13.-ColoneI Law
ton, o. General McCook's staff, and Dave
Day arrived here Wednesday. The Ute
Invasion was, aS shown by the investiga-
ton. Regular bunco. There WAS no cause
for alarm and the whole scare seems di-
vlded between "A desire of cowbOys for
grass, an d the anxiety of Utah's execut i've
Tor Well rtpaired political fences. when
UIah Sc ures statehood. The Indian
agent accuses Governor West or political
aspirations before the council, and de-
clared the entire thing a Guuco from start
to flush
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Dec. 1S-With a very large
number of important buyers from all mar
kets of the country present. chief interest
was conferred In the offerings OF goods to be
sold ut auction tomorrow On the part OF
many purchasers ait-ution WAS extended
TO such spring fabrics as printed special
ties and calicces, ginghams, domestics,
dress goods aud white goods aud also TO
brown cotton aud southern plaids aud the
collective sales Were fairly large. Print
lug cloths were dull but steady at pa
cents
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STOCK YARDS NOTES.

II. w. Myers. of Wellington, was on the
market yesterday with car of hogs and
cattle.
ID. Q. Mckinley, from Freeport, has hogs
and tile on the market.
L. b. Cownell, of Anthony, had car of
cattle on the market Yesterday
Chris Sheppard, of Goddard, had a car of
hogs on the market yesterday.
Frank Robbins shipped three cars of
cattle Yesterday. Two cars to Eureka and
one to Kansas City
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IT DISGUSTS THEM
WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN A GLO-
RIOUS DAY Is SPOILED,
Match Between Joe Patchen and Ry-
land t., at Kansas City is Declared
Of-Patchen is off for California to
Meet Robert Dad Start Ut San
Erancisco-Other News.

Kansas City, Dec. Is.-Joe Patchen has
been shipped 10 Los Angeles much TO the
disgust of local horsrmen. and the match
for s., 900 scheduled for Thursdsg with Ry-
land L, is off This mas made necessary.
AS the horse is matched for six consecu. iy,.
rnces with Robert J to take place in Cal
lfornia. On the Goth, as substjtut. for
The match. Ryland Il will 20 against the
worlds half mile track record of 2:IIJ5.
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ST Louis, Dee. lS-W heat. over; cash.
52js csuis; December 5l$4 Gents; January
5294 cents; May - ceurs. Curu-L ,wsr. Cash
IA. cents; Deem Der A. cents: } IN nary A. Z.
cents; May 46G 46sz cents; July 49, ceuts.
Osts-Lower; cash 30 cents; December
Der so. Cents; May BIZ. ,a3'5s cents Pork
; eady, Sl2 % Lari-Lower; prime, So 20;
choice, $50 L-ad-Duu. SIP asked.
Spelter-Dull, S3.l0.
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YOUR WANTS SUPPLIED
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PIERCE PAID THE INTEREST

Aankton. = d., Dee lS-New York
parties arrived here today with $40 zoo
worth Of trsuduleni school bon.is thai had
been sold hy !. 7. Pierce OF Yauktoa and
Sl-o,cuO Woci h OF fraudulent Tax s,le Ger
tlECAtrs b-HriuS the guarantee OF the
American State bank OF Yankton. Thes-
We're endorsed b. Pi-rc- \ number of
the bonds bear date O: 1881 asd lntere, :
has bsea paid OF these up 10 December
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GoBBLING THE COAL MINES

Cheyenne, Wyo., Dec. 1o-A chicago
syndicate having capital OF Sl2, 900, 600
has bought the properties of the Vandyk
Sweet Water and Rock Springs coal COM
pany, comprising all mines at Rock
Springs, Wyo., not controlled by the
Union Pacific company. The syndicate is
sald to have bought mines in Kansas and
Nebraska
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HowGATE PLEAD, NOT GUILTY

Washington, De. lS-CsptAiu Henry
w Howgaie pleaded DOT guilty TO seven
indictments brought against MIN for en-
bezzlemeut while di=bursiug cerk OF tie
signal service, when srFsisn ii today before
Judge NcComas. Of the criminal coart.
Counsel we've also notd-d 20 sppear before
The curt next Saturday 70 arrange for the
date OF trial on the other three indict-
mentS. two for emhv ZZlemsnt aud one Tor
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TALKS TOO EJUCH

Denver. Gel, Dec. 1S-Dayid Holmes,
NJ. T.. said today that his frelin gs toward
John Burns were perfectly amiable. He
admits. however, that perhaps Mr.. Burns
WAS somewhat annoyed at his comments
on the great freedom with which English.
ment crltiz-d American customs ana p-o-
pie. As Mr.. Holmes expressed II, MIR
Burns talked too much"
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HELD ON SUSPICION

Little L sck. De Ia-Rob~rt jenkins
has been ares ~ on s1-Dicsoa % bsirg
the ole who oruc4liy oalraErd I.sas Z s-is-
enasck near Norriilfoo LIT SuudaT The
authorities aSr holding him. jenkins de
Ms be.ng the rapist
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TREASURY CASH BALANCE

Washington. Dec. lj.-lhe gold reserve
was further reduced today y the he with
drswal al New York Of ST. 10000 which
leaves the amount of th- reserve at the
close Of business tod - 50. J5i go The
cash balance was si5J 0lS 459
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Cash quotations We're As IOno,ys.

Flour-E. sier. unchanged.
Patent, -. 50gsJ, winter straight, S225fT6n:
spring pat. So UgG; do straight, S2.2UGyS 81;
bakers, s., S5422u
No. Yellow corn, sc.
No spring wheat 59aG0i4c. No. spring
wheat. nom. No. red 53Isa54l4c. No. = corn
46l4c. No. oats :sil3c. No. = white 81 a S2l5:
No. white 3Is@3?c, No. = rye 34c No :
barley. 50les55c. No 3. 50laa53c. No. 1. 4Sa5U;
No. | tiaXseed 81 10. Prime timothy seed
s. j2iS@5j. Mess pork per Dbl. Sll sail 90
Lard, per 100 ibs. 81 -. Short ribs sides.
10. S. IS S1laa5 80 Dry sailed shoulders. boxed.
sja,s; Short c!carsides. boxed, >6l.ata.
Whisky distillers' finished goods, per gallon.
81 II Suga:-Cut loaf 5.l3; .ranulated 1 -
Standard y 40l
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FAIR pEMAN1 FoR CATTIF

Chicago. Dee 1S.-There was com
par1tive SIeadineSs in the cattle mar
ket There Was q tair demand from
local SlsUEhterers. with receipts u liz
tie more than 5as} head Sa'es. there
fore. were largely below $40 steers
selling principally ~ S-59Gi-5 and
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TO REDUCE INTEREST

Des Noines, Ia. Dec IS-rhe Dies
Moiues Northern and Western railway
was bid in by committee representing
bondholdeis. The property was sold
under foreclosure of a mortgage of - $40
COO he sale WAS formal TO REFUGE the
rate Of interest on the bonds
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INTERPRETED WITH THE MAIL

D-uyer. Col. Dec ls-in tie United
States district court to-day JUG Hai.-ft
imposed = fioe % 500 zud oae-s~-nt.eth
Il TIE costs 81 each Of the four a-s cJa-
victrc 4 rstzriiaz tie Usised Stats uuaI
IL Trinidad during the strike as. J.ly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19

New York. Dec. lo-SuEaT-R4w. criet:
fair refining, 8. cents, centrifugal. 20
test. 81 cent. cs4les l.S51 bag csats!iu-
gal - est s. cents: refined Cu-sr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
ATCRIsoN ORGANIZATION

New York, Dec. IS-it j. reported that
The Atkinson reorgdniZ alton plas will be
perfected by the first week in January.
Tie committee is in daily session.
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SASH FACTORY BURNED

Chicago, Dec. 1S-Fosler. Minger d
Co.. sash ana door factory at Twentieth
and Brown streets burned today. Loss,
SO, 900; insured.
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New York. Dec. is The twentieth game
OF the chess match between AIbin and
Shownlter was won by the former, who
had played a French defense. after sixty
moves Score: ShowalIer & Albiu 6;
! lraMu. q
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$1.75G265 buying most OF the COWS,
heifers and bulls. There was some in
! quiry for stockers and feeders at 81 90
/ $3.50 and at s.. 0sI 22.5o.
| In hogs the run was liberal for Tues
| day The market opened weak and re-
manned in that condition most of the
! time. The shipping demand was small
| The extreme top quotations were 81 90
| and the offerings had 10 be very good
/ TO attract a buyer at over s455. Rough
/ mixed and common lights sold as low
/ as S4.0oG4.15 and there were sales Of
common heavy hogs at s4-2QG42j. The
! general market was about 10 cents
/ lower than yesterday, closing fairly
! active at the decline.
| The receipts of sheep still kept up
| surprisingly. Under such supplies
prices are Glow TO advance. They We're
weak today at SL-23IS.35 for poor to
strictly choice. The lamb market also
lacking in firmness but yesterdays
prices were fairly well sustained. quot
ed at S2.250f25
Receipts-Cattle $500: calves, 500;
hogs, $4,000; sheep, 1900.
Omaha, Dc. 1S-CuUtie-Receipts3 90
prices for beef cattle ruled steady TO
shade lower than yesterday Cow staff
was Ia good supply, and with moderate
demand, prices averaged steHdy The
sanle was tine rs TO veals and rough stock
generally. Good fee'ier, ruled steady. but
common stock Was dull and weak. Cows
- JOG3.50; feeders So 20G4 50 bulls 81 100
. w. Hogs-R ceipt> $3.50 sellers bad TO
accept prices SOLO cents lower than yes.
r-rday on an average Packers paid a.. -
Wis5 r common mixed to choice heavy
hog. and bought Light add light mixed
stuff at Il range or 50. 75Gf l5 Their was
4 good inquiry for pigs at around s. J06
$50 The marke; showed very little
change throughout, closing up fully as
good or as bad il opened. trailing was
largely at Si.l0@f25 Sheep-Roceiprs
l,Oe0: the supply was light. har.jly enough
4" 1--WE fair idea as 10 the tone OF the
trair. The mark & was noIDinally steady.
Native ewes - p; nstiv- lambs So
Kansas City. De-. Is --Castle-Receipts
900; shipments, 100. Market steady
u firm for hesr, others weak Texas
steers. $200S3 20; Texas cows. Sl.15d
800; beef steers. 50. 15G5.55; naiiva cow,
l.l5@3 20; stock-rs and feeders, =. 55M3 40;
bulls. 81 i0g2 30. Hogs-R -ceipts-l3. OO;O
Shipments 2O0. Market 10 TO 10
ctnts lower, closed firm Bulk
OF sales, 81 1904 so; h-avies, 81 1904 40;
packers. 81. l0@4 AZ; mixed, ~ 5UD4 80;
lights, s5.d0@4 %; YorSers s. 1904 95;
pigs, s2.OJ@3 80. Sheep-R=ceipis-20 90:
shipments, i0J Market steady. Unchanged.
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GRAIN MOVEMENTS
St. Louis Grain.

On the Produce exchange = IIF TIE bIttcr
market was steady; creamery. i2a25c; dairy
Ilalg. Esgs-SteaGy. l6t-l
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resulted from Huntington getting his ac-
counts mixed and that he was not a thief
but thought be was TO be SO branded.
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CLOSING BOND LIST.

New YORK. Dec. Is. -tovernmens bonds
firm. State bonds dull railroad bonds
strong.
l : 5's res........llsl4i Do u A.......... I75z
Do5's coupon. llss, Vi h and L frstts. 81.
CSis rtS--.......lH NJ h ami 4 sec.is. stss
Do Is coupon. ..ll5l4 st Paul cons IS . !. IS2 :.
DO = reg, ....... ~ do G IL + w D.. li2t2
AtchiSon A ........ 64BsI st l. & > f zen * IO4
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Chicago Market,

CHICAGO. Dec. is.
The market today experienced tue following
range OF prices.
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CAMPBELL PRODUCE co,
Buyer HBd stigpcraef
BUTTER, EGGS and POULTRY

tUK%EH FIILs al Inn

= irsf r'nhl.eafa8 in DauY Eagle fser -
gszss- fssr..
sheriff Election Prociasn ntson.
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l.Of ~AfF-- 1901 SD bAk 81 a NC STOVE
aii4o-t aeS. -izs so 20. tiZ alter -frr.i.
INOE .ALE-rz YOUNG ~HOAT.. "tvtKAGI.
L. 10 Doe r more ali icls g. Central 4ge.
LOf- -ALg,-ALL EISDs Or CDAf. WOOD
tal !-sa a. corner @, lis-n s.i t-l-s - -tsa-,
% mn '.--.-' 10 40
To -ALl-A COMPLETE EyIfHEI,-' ctr
~ -@-l o. IL4-- T. .. .'lltsi-arl. So 3 .sllg =
IL. = 49,
EOE -kIE-A FUlt. HEE-- ~Tif or THE
-str-i -tg - pt. 90 d iAar a. a
y ic-4il al.sl ft4g Co. i- D Flr-t el. l4f
To- ~tLE-CAEAF-EC4C HEE FIXTrE 5.
- I" Dogcis-
.OE stil-G-EsT uA.0AfS- IS HAFs
a and -sg- AZ -lle A--.ta-.y h-s s15r.. ~ t1-l
tos1-.- 1Le
L0E ~sLE-A GEpF-tY s1Dl. roP skf.E
a in D.a ztc1.a itT- 80 - u stfE .r-.i
os1-sal. -.t,+ afa. szi~- We. - .rar 49, =.
= Hs o. -l..Ir-- -p-4 se-saE To- ~. 4e- -sss
A. . IL F--17NI y fR'-I sta s.. f-Fu
4lrrt r5 Gr-. q - seal, % - lsz- ts.sr :af-
ts'r art.e o. ae>-- s- -. = dasa- go
t.'oE -sLE-- J. wYASBoITz COCERFs.-
Il l-- J-f 49, aFr.
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WICHITA Markets
" ICHrrA, Dec. IL

HOGS
How market ) 10 10 cents lower.
REPRESENTATIVE sALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-19
FOUND.
PERSONAL.
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ron ENCIl.INGE.

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-12

side for the Lon Ion season. went n
London. and in London | STAYED long
after the time / had allotted to that cit,,
mad expired. 1t was there l met Edith
IN SIX weeks We were engaged. The re-
mainder OF the Summer | passed in Scot
land with the family of my fancee. They
had Planned to go to Nice when the cold
weather came on. and, of course, | de-
termined to go with them. We went as
far as Paris together, but Mt the last
moment | was detained in that city for Il
few days, AID was obliged to allow the
rest OF the party to proceed without me,
promising 10 join them In u week at
most.
Il had run short of funds. and the re-
mittance expected from my father had
not arrived This 1 did not consider
necessary to explain TO Edith ana her
family. said vaguely that business
kept me III Paris. Four dayG after their
departure the letter from my father az
rived. He had heard OF my eugagenent,
aud. 10 my satisfaction, approved of It.
8eGides the amount expected lie sent An
additional s. go, with which ill Instruct
cd Inc h buy a igi,aiie present Tor
l3llt' ~ tie modest diamond ( had
bought Tor our engagement had bcct uy
only slit, | Was pleased aud gralillI
with my fathers generous present.
The following morning l started out
in search OF something for my dear Slrl.
whom | should he with the very next
day. l visited all the leading Jewelry
stores on the Avenue Dc vOpera. and
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-12
SAILED OVER 10000 MILES,
steamship Port Philip, from Glns.
gov Aug. 4, ISO3, Is in Port.

The steamship Port Philip. Capt. Grey.
completed long voyage of over 40. OO
miles this morning when she came into
port. She started from Glasgow Aug 4
iHst ana went to Freemantle. West
Australia, and Sydney n. S. W., thence
up TO ne FIJI Islands. thence to Japan
ana tea for this country.
90 While at the wharf In Singapore, Nav
49, sudden tornado struck part of the
town ana the roof of the warehouse on
me wharf was torn off and sheets OF
BalVdlii%ed iron stored there went sail
ing through the air
one sheet struck the maintopmast Of
the hounds as clean as II done with
Il saw. The curious part of the cir
cumstance. to the nautical mind, was
least bit. either before or after the
squall. 'e