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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
NOT A PORTERiS STRIKE.
Funny Experience of Congressman Ths
Looked Like Plea For Tip.

r unny Experience OF congressman lHst
Looked Like n Plea For Tip.
'I had what at first seemed to me a
rather funny experience, but what 1 see
now 10 be simply means 10 dodge new
wrinkle OF the deadbeats on the sleeping
car the other night" said a member Of
congress TO a reporter after holiday spent
at Cape May.
when 1 got in the car, it was quite
late, and as it was small station had
not bought a sleeping car ticket, waiting
10 pay for my berth on the car. When I
got on, told the porter l had no berth
engaged, pulled out my purse and IL the
dim light fshed out and gave him s.
bill and started TO walk back TO the sTnok-
ing compartment He followed me and
said, That was a 50 bill, sir, az the same
time exhibiting it 70 me was very much
surprised, Of coar-e, and said: Why, yes
That the fare. isn u it, Yes, sir was
the reply; that al right sir sat Tor
a minute trying 70 imagine what the fe!-
low wanted l. was altogether too early
TO hint Tor 3 fee. especially Is the berth
allotted % me was already mace up *
could not make mp my mind what the
reason for this conduct was, 1stepPcd back
and asked the porter what he meant. oh,
be replied. I see you are puzzled boss
The fact Is every now and then a gentle
man hands me a dollar and then the nezs
morning or pa0paps after smoke asks me
Tor The change. declaring that It was >
note. Simply called your attention 10 tbs
fact that IL was 50 note II Tassengsr
makes a charge 20 the conductor that Re
gave the porter s. bili, Of oou7se the con
ductor can't deny it, and we have 70 F2y
the difference I've lost money thai
way Washington Times
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
New Bedford Strikers Toll Not, Neither
Do They Spin.

New BEDFORD, Aug. 20. - The labor
troubles here Involve thirteen of the
largest cotton manufacturing establish
ments, with an investment OF $l1, 400 coo.
There are l,042.GO) spiudles aud $3.50
looms involved. Six of the factories are
cloth mills aud seven are yarn mills
Late this afternoon a big change came
over the strike situation. il was generally
b .Iieved, in view Of the procedure
Of the Rowland, Roth and the
New Bedford Manufacturing companies,
the strike would soon be settled. IL now
uranspires that every manufacturer in the
city, outside those representing the above
mills, has decided 10 shut down for an iu-
definite period. Treasurer Pierce Of Wam-
sutta mills has issued the manifesto.
The executive committee OF the SDiH-
ners' association held "A nesting at Fall
River tonight. The spjnners in the yarn
mills IN particular feel that the rBanufac-
turers are not Keeping faith with them,
and although no ueiiuite agreement was
made, tonight they understand that no
change was TO be made in their wages
until the outcome Of the spinners's strike
in New Bedford was made kn0wa. \
strong sentiment, however, was shown in
favor of striking
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
K1NGF1sHER COLLEGE ASSURED.
Articles of Incorporation Which Will
Silence Skeptic5

Special Dispatch tothe Da y Eagle
kINGFTsHER, o. T., Aug 20-Those who
may have been skeptical IS to he estab-
lishment Of the Congregational college in
this city. rlay now thrust their hands
in" aud be convinced, rs articles of incor-
poration have been duly flied The incor-
porators: Kinglisher, J. Homer ParAer,
John C. Calhoun, William Grimes. Jacob
V Admire: Hennessey, Paul G. Burhaus;
Downs, Joel Harper; saltwater, Richard
b Ester: Orlando William II. Camp
bell; Newkirk, j. Wesley Johnson.
"KIngfisher College" has been adopted
AS the name of the association. and ''iu or
near Kingfisher" has bean designated as
the place of business. The object is to
establish college of the liberal arts and
ciences with such departments rs may be
necessary, and the constitution provides
for a board OF nine trustees, who shall be
authorized to receive gifts OF land, money
and other property; to buy ana sell land
ard other property; to build and TO hold
property for the use OF the college up to
s, 10000
No distinction of race, color or sex will
be made in admitting students TO the
benefits of the college. Term of existence
of The college, perpetual.
Thus the great educational institution
is assured beyond any possible question,
and that under such auspices as will
greatly stimulate the enterprising people
of this city in their efforts at town build
ing.
As soon as it rains Kingfisher will prick
up her ears in boom fashion. At this
writing the western sky Is dark with
clouds, and rain may be expected at any
time
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21

CHICAGO, Aug. a0-Tomorrow, swirl
little AK, who captured all hearts AZ
Ierre Haufe, will be pat 10 the great test
She will 20 against tue record o; the grrAs
Nancy Hanks. This recori j. S-4 As
Macy HsaSs succeeded Maud :. 80 ulauy
'hinS AK Will better y uey Hanks
Wednesday Directly viii trs o. ur,ak
Ariou's 2y~aT-o.d marx 4 sle sud
Thursday D.rvctum Will be sa. sS,ins.
his own record.
Th- victory today OF Ethel \ in the sale
w heel stake pleased she crowd tra IMMENSELY,
auU II the j. Tie gray Keeps up her gait 10
maturity she l. d KEY 70 become even more
popular than AK. In every heat size
drew away ~ the uuisb. IL the fret easily
reducing her record 20 @:l5l4 Her owner.
My. Conlry, thinks Sue vail Dc ia the nrSt
division a. a tlve-year-Old.
In the 80 pace STAR Pointer bad 10
trouble whatever Ia dl~pbs3ng OF his field.
although il contained several good oues
1 be light Tor scCcud ho4ors amoug HYa4-
MS Guerils and Ii - Pulaski was clus-.
Summarize. First - Juvenile stakes
thfre-mlnute trot Tor &Yesr-otI-. Pulse
q, 90; " bali bone Won lea two h~at.
Tune ID :, pa Scouriue, Na.rTia. ko...
Coupon, Miss Kate, Cspple " 00laue Ne.
dunn W oud also started
Svcoud-He .. $ axe Cor 2;35 PAGERS.
purse 500, hrl \ wou Ia tbrve strsi -ht
heats. S.dmout. Brennan, QIZ. Belle
Nozzle. Sterling Il Holt aud Rocketsy also
sjsTt-d. Time : IS 3.lJt,, 2.l5.
IhIrd, 2.<U psceIs. purse -. 59o-StAr
Pointer wou ~ three straight heats.
Hyaunis. GSrrita. Hal PULASKI. Ala.
Amelis, HylIe T., Crafty, BY Baron. Jru-
ME Mccoy, Lady LIE aud A.lera also
started. Time 2.lS4G. -.lls :, BIZ
Fourth. futUrlty produce STAKE for e.
ysav-olds, value a 800 imira hIgEwoad
wen ~ two heats. 4. " Howe aud VIZ
SOC Bism0ut also started. limr. 2ps.
1.JS-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
MEN FIGHT LIKE TIGERS

WOODWARD. Aug. 2l-Tuere WAS a
shooting scrape betw ea Mr. Hvs-t. man
ageT o. the Railroad eating house. and
W. l.. Hobbs of Beaver county. l. seems
that Hobbs owed a bill at the hotel which
he refused to settle on account Of the pro
prietor, Mr.. Healy. owiag him Sll5. They
met the other evening Ia the otlic, of the
hotel, when aud where Mr. HYATT ac-
quainteG Hobbs Of the fact that his II his
account wac closed At the hotel ana :uat
he could not board there any longer unt,l
his book account had been settled This
eliminated in hot aud turbulen, words
and eventually into bloody encounter.
Hobbs struck Hyatt with piece OF cinder
lie had armed himself with before going
into the hotel, which so hurt and iufuri
sted Hyatt that be reached beneath the
hotel counter and drew forth gun -
pointed 1t at Hobbs and pulled the triy-
ger At the report OF the gun HYATT
rushed from the hotel exciaimins: NV
Godi have killed him" But il did not
turn ont IN such tragic manner Tue
bullet passed between Hobbs body aud
down-sUsprnded arm and ploughed it,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
Waxing rip Up.

Mr. Joseph Jefferson was playing Rip
Van Wiukle' in Chicago when b. went
20 the theater one night much exhausted
by a long days fishing When the cur
tain rose on the third act, II disclosed the
white haired Rip still deep IN his 20 years
nap. Five, 10 n minutes passed, and he
did not waken. The fact was that ell the
time jefferson was really sleeping.
Finally the gallery became uproarious,
and a man called out, rs there going 70
be ~ years moro Of this snO0ze business
At this time Jefferson began % sn9rs.
This decided the pTompter, who opened
a small trap and began To prod Rip from
below.
The much Travelled comedian began %
tumble IN his pocket for an imaginary
railroad ticket and Tnuttsrod, Going
night through, 'ductor-"
The audience was tralzfEsd with
Amusement.
An instant later JsFrr4~1 Fat NJ With
loud shrek and evidently .n agony. The
Cxa-parated pr1mrter had 'labb~d' hin
with pin Family Magazine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21

Can any one st4iI pirate q THE good I'D
times after reading the following eTt-act
FROM a -irt.~uth century box entitled
" The Accomplished Isdy's Rich Cio=et
O. Ingenious Gentleman Dbl zhtfui Com
paui1utF
A gr.-lewornsn. being a. tahse. r1ust
Observe g. keep her boiy straight and net
lean hy any means with hsr chow u1-
~ FsFeuo1s GESTURE discover = vsraeiGGs
appetite. Talk Uor when ygI have ra1at
in volF rao-fh. ard 60 Uot s-l4rE Ike
pig nor venture 20 rst sry1u rEes- -. nos
THAI lie t--ars stan8 .0 ~--r eyes. wbsrA Is
~ G1sssrIly o. tLa ze-5 isrT.-r-la1 who pr
terded % have a. ii.tie q stona-h 81. s+a
lad ; meath. aud tl.ref1r- would 10.
swallow h-r pas - s11~rf1i t-f took
them one ~ ono ard c5- tleTa in two te-
fore she world aat them = ~ vr~T 20
sserlly p c-ltk 40 ls-Es trafi thz- To--
breath s. aIa1o-t gone and TCg 49, f1rrr1
- Blow z1sr~.v TT Tsa3Tes yoafss g -
Ncsy J OK Sun
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
MoNKEYED WITH THE BOOKS

ALTOONA, Pa, Aug. 20.-Mayberry Mil
ler young clerk in the suspended Second
National bank. was arrested tonight on a
warrant sworn out by Chief Bank Exsmi-
ner Coffin. Miiler's alleged offense Is alt
erlng the figures III the balance books
which he is said to have done under the
direction Of Cashier Gardner. The altera-
ton is alleged to have been made six
months ago, on the day previous to the
visit of the bank examiner. ami changed
back on the day following that officials
departure. This prevented the discovery
of shortage at that time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
nEnKKAL sroHrfNa noTEs

AAert0u. -. h sa-I % asaln she-
Zns 90 lameas.s
Tee Tn dsTs' peH7z a.; BsHais
sn1altsd - s1s1. Ei48 yfL
Robert J.. 90 raw Esi1s tie bsst
record sor = 5-F-sr.lis pscrf
GtasaboaI. zH7. .s 30 az ga ed a.
Garter Oak rs.s. Hartford. la1r-
Azs.e. ess. AID sa1p>iss. 3 y. ksT-
ssch lua = Uf- h1fs-s tast cas- 1.a-
them
David b ~ Fe--ss Pa-e-. a.
Owned rT arTi -roksr. TO- s1-i au..
macy r-.-tt-.-
R~b z..uar. aas taaxht So aae-- q -
H. ia SD VI E. can gaaxB afr4 t-a oE
are- C -ee -~ssaa
yves Ulseaunsa. - lms Wasa--. q.
p -. .1rs fts fastest zrear-o.d .s ts-
res- BE- ass l~ea defeated ...4F st.-s t1-s
s~-sel. aa- -~t - Eaaas r. "a taa
ga.eAst-g staaFs- fa Ha14 e shsz 2
- -r-s az Asssl5.l.a sslr-sly. 1a.ts. (
-, .s-lsl--
Eaa-y Hacks d. %. prres .s -. -
Area. sld ses see .--1 bred - Ta..-as.
tl- csc ~ - b tasa. -as.
b Ca.zae1. Tae Cs4azse,sssr al Had
...-s a7e t-s aTsnE esas.dat~s o. tae
fnt1rifJ - -a. s54t-- u-as az l--t-s.
AaTe tea cc--sre4 a. Il .sss s-er
Ia-a .4cs proved q. s-s-ls 81 rare sses bore
usF1 as lsszt f1or- slsryl t..s s-a. 1.l.a.
= s-sss zssr- 81 ara Pa aE 60 81 co.
~ imr i@s s+-r 49, 80. - a..
sa--z zoe tFottsr is flores fesa
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
Monotenr wiz a. Jnroms.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-rDe tujrd race A.
jerome i'grk was good BETTING cout--t,
even though Roche was as odds-Ju a
vOrits Merry Monarch was fsuci,d urNt
with Bsssetiaw next sud Sioucue.ue ths
outsider. StoIeueliIe lei all tue way TO
tue stretch sud then was oyeTytkru D.
R0cnr and Ba--tt,aw, Flushing thIrt la
the fOurtI race there was one OF the hest
whipping finishes Of the meeting B,lvint
WAS looked upOu as safe % get out 90 Tue
maiden c!ass and WAS well backed Sle
seemrd 20 have 10 all aer own way 90 the
head OF the sire CD, " hen I,tJlenrli got 20
work GA MuuOtouy an1 before Dlggrtt
knew lt he was iu difficulty. aud la a trr
rlhc finish MOuOtOny woJ 10y half "a length
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
Putting IT Strong.

Stranger lin TRINA man IN your
business can't get homo very often. I pr
sumo.
Commorci8l-Houe' ! should say not
Why, sir. I get home 50 seldom that I can Z
remember hale the time whore 1 live.
Have 10 telegraph 10 the hrm to send me
my address.
Strangcr-You don't say -,
Conmercial-Thats straight Why.
one time l was away so long that I forgot
I'd ever been married. and I took such a
fancy 70 pretty woman / met IN a strange
town that I eioPed with her.
Stranger-Myl Ny!
Commercially it would have been a
terrible thing, huy when I called On the
firm during my honeymoon and introduced
her the old man told me she was my wife
before. gents Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
SCOTT REPUBLICANS TO WIN.

Special Dispatch to the Daily Eagle.
SCOTT CITY, Kan, Aug. 20.-The Repub-
licans of Scott county Saturday held a
most enthusiastic and harmonious mass
convention, AMI nominated ticket that
is sure TO march to victory. The Pops
acknowledge the strength of the ticket
and do not expect TO defeat it. That dis
cord and disgust with the managers of the
Pop party III this county which exists is
eyiuced on every hand.
The Republican nominees are Repre-
sentative w. \. Thomson, Clerk District
Court David Lloyd, Probate Judge j. H.
Ball. County Superintendent &. j. Van
Antwerp, County Attorney j. A Jenkins
and Commissioner L L. Coffin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21

KANSAS CITY, No, Aug. 20.-Ihe Kan
sss City Hay Press company has sued Gen
eral II. F. Devol, who was collector OF in
ternal revenue under President Harrison,
his son, George Devol. aud W ; Livengooi
for $50 000 damages for infrinEements of
patents. The defendants have been max
ing hay presses for several months As the
Devoi- LIyIug0od Manufacturing com pany
and in the pleadings The charge is made
that liyingood, who is the active manager
Il the concern. learned his trade with the
plaintiff company; that the presses made
uy him now are heterogeneous on six dit
tereut patents owned by the plaintiff
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
IRRIGATION DELEGATES NAMED.

TOPEKA, Aug. 20.-Delegates have been
appointed to represent Kansas at the meet
ing of the national irrigation congress TO
be held in Denver beginning September 3,
RS follows: J. 5. Emery, of Lawrence; d.
Nj. Frost, Garden City; E r. Moss. Great
Bend; +. 3. Cowgirl and John f. Frost,
Topeka; ". b. Sutton, RUSSELL Robert
Hay. Junction City; O. II. Failyer. Man
hsrtan; f. D. Smith, kinsley; T f. Dewey,
Abilene; Mayors-G luck aud Mr. Milton,
Dodge City. and Tully Scott. OF Oberlin.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
The Short cared Owl.

The natives of Alaska say that the short
cared owl, which is rather stupid and has
a peculiarly shaped head, was originally 4
little girl. For some reason she was
turned into a bird with very long bill,
much like curlcw's. Finding herself thus
transformed she started up in wild, con
fused way and flew plump against the side
Of house. COMPRISING her bill and fat
tening her facC.-Youth's Companion.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
HUSBAND ACTED TOO SMART

BOULDER, Col, Aug. 2O.-Mr and Mrs.
II. f. Hauk Quarreled this afternoon and
he started out to have a time" He took
two women from bagnio for drive and
his wife learning of it procured a revolver
and with her mother laid in wait for
them. When they came by the wife fired
four shots at her husband, who rau away
uninjured. She hen fired ut he women
and killed one instantly. She is under
arrest
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
DR. BREHM Is DEAD.

HUTCHINSON, Kan, Aug. 3D.. s. II.
Brehm died suddenly this morning from
cerebral hemorrhage. He was one of the
most successful physicians in central Kan
sas. He was "A graduate of Dickinson Col
lege, Philadelphia, and a member of the
famous One Hundred and Thirtieth Penn.
sylvania Volunteer Infantry. He leav 5
a wife, two sons and two daughters. DIR.
Brehm was 81 years of age
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
REUNION AT CORBIN.

Special Dispatch 10 The Daily cage.
CoRBIN, Kan, Aug. 20.-Tomorrow the
Chikxkia Veterans association Will go
into camp At Daytou's grove for their an
nual enCampmenL The encsmpmeuts of
this association are getting TO be no eli all
over the state and great crowd is ex-
pected. George W. Click, Dick Blue and
several other prominent Kansas states
men Will speak during the week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
Laeds Puni.h.s Z.isl.r

ATLASTiC CITY y. j.. Aug 80 Fully
s 90 people saw Horace 81. Leeds. the A.
lantic City lightweight, Egbt owen Z-g.
Ter. the sx-smateur lzat1ei <ht champion
81 the Uuifrd State. i3 n fsur-rould bou
tonight. No decision was yradersd hut lg
was conceded that Leeds Tns ta- best rn al.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
This Does settle T..

SIOUX CITY. H.. Aug. 20 - will nos
permit this prIz- fight tp occur within tls
corporate limits " sioux Cts. eut
Mayor Fletcher. in speaking o.! tb@ Ell 5r.
being made 20 get The Jorb~tt-Isck toa
match here w hat is more dou0t ~ %
will be allowed O. be fought oa I4Ts
soil 30 far as my Jurisdiction f. lll.
cerned / shall una. tsrdt4y Oppose it,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
Lively AS A TROUT

is the individual vino after long siege
finds himself liberated from the close
blockade of the enemy, constipation.
Many persons of bilious habit are
troubled with construction of the bowels.
They always find relief. and that speedily.
without gripping or tIouOle OF any sort,
from Hostetter's Stom .ch Bitters, u
remedy also for malarial. dyspeptic, rheu
matte or kidney affections.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
MISSISSIPPI BANKER STABBED.

MENPAIs, Tenn. Aug, 20-D. NJ :.
Walker, president of the Merchants and
Bankers bank of Greenville, Miss. was
probably fatally stabbed by William Ma
gruder at Niiczinski, Miss, tonight. the
tragedy grew out of Walkers alleged III
timacy with MdgTuder's wife. Walker is
one of the weaithiest aud me st prom nenU
planters IN the lower Mississippi valley.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
TRY TO FREEZE BRECKENRIDGE

LEXINGTON, KY. Aug. 20.-Colonel W,
c. p. Breckenridge spoke this Afternoon
at Georgetown, the home of Hon. w. c.
Owens, his most powerful opponent in his
struggle for reelection. HIS address was
an appeal Tor mercy iu as much As he had
confessed his sins and laid himself ut the
feet OF his pc ople. His reception was
rather cold
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
EYEING THE TEUTON
GERMAN AMERICAN LEAGUE Is
WATCHED BY POLITICIANS.

1t viii Hold a Meeting in Salina
Soon and Determine to Which
Party 1t Will Throw Its United
acknowledgements aud
the Democrats Will Try
TO Secure the En-
dorSem emf Gen
eral Kansas
News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
anderson Champion Runner.

DfyvEg Col. Aux ~ "A s Hsadsr-
a1B veu tL~ Amrticau chamG i3ns1l =
iUa gard f.st race fOlay sZzlust tts atase
csacZ American sprlaLesn About 1sI
o. 81 were la attendance. Tie fssu. BE- s4r-
gr SOD fLe friends 20 Nlrfls. wB5 Lsi
b. sed ttsir man % a sfa8ist.l.
3 30 race Nas fsT r. -w-epstaacs - sSy3
wise a pure ~ 80 aided.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
FINE HORSES ARE BURNED.

LAWRENCE, Kan. Aug. pa barn be-
longing to Z. II. Vanhoesen, one of the
finest in the county, was burned at an
early hour this morning. There were six
horses burned and large amount of farm
machinery and other property, so that the
loss will reach at least 81, GOO. There was
no Insurance.. 1t is thought to have been
the work OF iucendiaries Mr.. Vanhoesen
lives about fourteen miles southwest Of
Ia
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
ANOTHER oA1ssoN ExPLoDEs

CHICAGO, Aug. 20.-DuriDg the military
maneuverS at Evanston today caisson
belonging to Battery A, Second artillery,
exploded, throwing the cannon upon the
seat of the limbre into the air and shatter-
ing the cover of the rear chest of the
caisson. Three artillerymen were rolled
IN the dust but none were injured.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21

ST LOUIS. Aug - a spacid Co che
Republican from Goshen, No. SAY. Tue
stallion Oatanouisu, 2-G5i.. valued AZ tlJ.
900, and twin brother 20 OnliBs. died o..
night at Leah stock farm. liis earuiugs
so IaT this season were Is. 80
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21

OMAHA. Aus Do Sandy Grswo.d aad
others. ou preliminary tr.aI or P.stt--
mouth foJ causing tie death u Pug ist
Robbins iu Trcrat prize lKht. 49, tot.sy
lsuEd oE.r 0u tbe charge ~ bsrsiau- hl-r
GriswOid va. released ol $50 BcIl Tbs
cther- are iu jail
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
CIrcumxention.

my wife and had lively discussion
last night said the mild hammered man
but got the last word.
You don't say so,'
"Yes. She acknowledged it herself this
morning"
How did you manage its"
Talked IL my sleep. Washington
Star.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
STOLE HIS NAME.
QUEER STORY WHICH CONES FROM
QUEBEC, CANADA.

Defaulter is Injured and Taken 10 a
Hospital " here He Makes the
Acquaintance of a Man Whom
He SuppOses to Be Dying
He Assumes His Name
and the Man Lives
and is Setenced
To -Four Years
In Prison.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-21
POLITICS HOT AT WOODWARD.

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
WOODWARD, .. T, Aug. 2l.-Poiitics
are waxing warm in this county. All
three parties will have stroug ticket IN
the field and each party is sanguine OF
electing its men. The Republicans pub
iished call this wesk for a convention to
be held September 6 for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the several
county offices. The Pops also published
call for the same purpose 10 meet Septem-
Der ). This will be the first election ever
held in this county aud the result Is
looked forward TO with interest. The Re
publicans have a good chance OF electing
probate judge and county attorney rs the
nominees OF the Democratic party for
those two Offices Fave created a wide
spread dissatisfaction ana much boiling
IN the parJy's ranks. If the Pops swing
into line with strong ticket, especially
for probate Jrdge aud county attorney, the
complexion Of the whole result may be
altered.
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RECORD MAJ.

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hours aud % minutes.
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