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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
GENERAL spoRT1NG NorEs.


John r. Gentry, Ashland Wilks' colt en-
tiers the fast race at Ierre Haute next
week.
Brighton Beach stewards have taken
away the license of Jockey Patsy NcDer-
mott for hindering the horse George Dixon
from winning when the latter was beaten
by Golden Valley recently.
Pierre Lorillard offered SIS, 900 for Lissak
after he saw the latter perform in the Bit
ter Root Stud stakes. but the offer was Re-
fused.
Chicago has won ten out of the last
eleven games played.
Frank Maggioli, who won the first place
in the recent tournament for the cham
pionship of Illinois, is out with a challenge
TO play anybody, barring the big three"
at l4-inch bdlk line, for 500 a side. Will
lam A. Sinks, who has Just arrived with
Wizard" Schaefer said that he would
accepts this challenge as soon as he got to
Chicago. Spinks played Cotton while at
Paris and defeated him. He Is coniide ut
that he can down Maggioli.
Jack McAuliffe, lightweight champion
OF the world, and Young Critic, feat her
weight champion of Australia will box ten
rounds before the Seaside club on August
%, at catch weights, for purse, with five
ounce gloves.
Colonel John H Hopkins still thinks
that Creedon can whip Fitz-immons, but
he wants the referee selected at the ring
side. The colonel is evidently locking for
a trough house"
Third BHseman Denny Lyons, who was
recently released 10y Pittshurg on account
of convivial habits, signed with st. Louis
yesterday and left for Cincinnati To Join
the team. Lyons will strengthen the
Browns considerably at third base.
W. r Crosby OF O'FaIlon, the trap shot
champion Of southern Illinois. has accepted
DIR. Carveg's challenge for a match aud ar
Iicles have been signed for three events, to
Toe shotin St. Louis between September 70
and p. Each event will De at 100 live birds
The stakes are 500 a side in each match. IA
total OF $500 side. Carver viii probably
meet Elliott il a series OF three races in
Kan. city prior to his match with Crosby
Elliott having declare his iUteauoa OF
shooting another series against "Lhs Evil
Spirit" some line since.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
The sERPzflT's GAZE.
Fcrzr@o Muscular Power That As-ssss
Them IA Fascinating Their Victinas

Fcrzr-o S1aacuiar Power That As-,ses
Them "a Fascinating Their Nictins-
Tho power Of continuing m0tionlcssr
with the Iftei head projecting for
ward fr al indefinite time, II one of
the mos. wonderful 81 the serpcnt's
muscular feats, and is one Of tho highs
est Importance % the animal, both
when fascinating is victim and when
rnimicling some inantrnate object, as.
for instance, the stem and bud 81 al
aquatic plant; here ~ n only referred
20 on account OF the cfTect Il p-ofnoes
upon the human mind as enhancing
the serpent's stFangeness. m this at
titude, with the round. uBwtnking
eyes hxed on the beholder's face, tho
effect may be very curious and I'M
cauny.
Ernest Glsnvffle. sUuth Afr'-au
writer, thus describes hts own evpe-
rience IA the Fortnightly Rsvisw. When
n boy be frequently went oct into tho
brsb IN quest Of game, and on ons Of
these solitary cxcursioas he sat down
% rest in the shade ~ willow ca ths
tan. 81 = shsligv strcarni sitting
there with ehosk resting on hls hand
he fell int boyish rcvUTis. After
sor,e ttr1s be becarls aware e. . TagD>
way that on The Waite. sandy bottom
81 tie stream there was s.-otched .
long. black lios. which hzd ~ ben
there az frst he continued faT ~rHzS
t.1c reZar1.n~ IL wlthoat TvcpgrIirtSy
what 81 wa. bit O. - once. VITA al
Inward shock. beca1s fuliy conscious
faat be was Looking 81 large snzksA
Presently. without apparent rs1otiesn.
20 softl7 and silently VS. it dVue, tas
snake reared - had abo~e 10 sur-
fac ard held Il therv erect AID still.
VITA CLEANING eyss aHsd - ~ N
o-ertlg- = what wac II flashed ap-
On ~ tsra taat it voald be = god or
r-1rt2nisv - ,sat ths poassT - 'hs b-s-
ran ere 81 = s-alzs. n-s -. t1vsals
tie ts4k ~ looking BE- down- j. Wa .
<o.ci.sa .To-f TIE h~un1s head and
finr--v sr-r sbygt whk-h th- vz.~r
fyrved wisre-lt ripple. were a. carTsI
n stone. a19 - crsei. usvslr.Siaz eyss.
Wit t5s Izht coming End gong &
ths-1. appeared = glo7v the br+yats-
~. lozFsr leo&ed Gradually taaro
cane CFcr 20 ssnastAon &c sieler-iu.,
fs1r. vhlrh. - I had lls.sued 20 s..
w0rla have lef, r. ro-eTis3& =, rove.
tst Wien ery isspee ar. 40. selziug
q allen willow h-zneh, Gt.A.,.,ef tas
reTst1s With sp~s.Ss o' tsyy. ProbAt-
j. tAs de. "a tAs Icaa.i ez-x1ua.ed n
q s.-ni2ST exp>rk.oe "A sczaa NATIVE
TIE Io2ah, n EsEst BE- explained. iss
po0~srsai and zsabgnzos e~lax 0.Ai
issses TIE ta<zs q grr.s .--p~u. and
Les a. n-ZAi "a so~as deep. d&r< pol.
&c s7oalf rzaz tzo&utiously sp-
J roach Ard lax down 1to 80 ,~a.sr
he -oad - held there hy the pow~-
q tAs great Cleaning sys2 e-a aras.y
erss'R ess~n srainst "a WI. pguer-
less 49, sfr- l-ess. - & GEAR ~
ever II the l-.. 1r-.as.
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TO CANCEL INDIAN PATENTS.

WASHINGTON. Aug 10-The house com
mttee on Indian affairs took up Delegate
Flynn's bill today TO authorize the secre-
tary of the interior 10 CaGcel patents
granted to Indians fer ailOtments where
more than one allotment has been made o
one Indian. 1t so happens in the manage
ment of the allotment work that many
Indians have been allowed three or four
allotments, while the law provides that
one allotment be made TO one Indian. TIE
Indians appear to have been able TO do
business with the allOtlng agents. and
ouped them. When the fact was discover
ed the secretary of the interior concluded
that he had no power to correct the errors.
The law had not contemplated ID case
where the work of the department would
show such mistakes. SO IN his plight II
was concluded to ask that some legislation
be secured To enable the secretary TO cor
rect the matter. IL is desired TO get the
bill through this session, If possible
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
REHEARING FOR GUTHRIE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The secretary OF
the interior today issued an order for re-
hearing in the Highland park case at
Guthrie. Some time ago the secretary
held that the park did not belong to the
city. X. II. Hainer, city attorney OF
Guthrie, was sent here to ask for re-
hearing. The secretary was not inclined
TO give il, being under the impression, a.
he expressed II, that Guthrie had had
enough of favOrs so far by this administra-
ton. lie was informed that the people Of
that town did not think that they had
shared in common with the item of patron
age given TO Guthrie. but all had au inter
est In not having the park taken ava,
from he city just because the secretary Of
the interior had not been given n chance to
see all the facts relating to the case.
Thirty days will be given the city 10 which
to make II showing for reheariug.
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detection is very scarce, while treports of
returning reason comes in from every
quarter. Among the prominent gentle
men who have just shaken of the false
fascination is Hou. H Ii. Howard. tn.
Young eloquent Of Guthrie who went off
with the Populisjs some time ago. He
now declares for Dennis Flynn in IN
stiutei terms, with a side prediction that
Democracy will be third ghe rae Au-
other TO return 10 the Repub lean camp j.
Csptain Tan ly, che colorri Oraior #
Gu55rie. who, only last spring, made u
brief tour OF the territory, tsikin-, PoPul-
ism TO the brethren. Captain Tandy was
special inspector under Harrison He -
one Of tile abest colored men la tue ter
ritory, AND i looGei upon formidable
leader among his people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
JERRY AGAINST FUSION.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.-Representative
Jerry Simpson of Kansas has been in &C
tive attendance on the floor Of the house
for several days past and hopes TO continue
until the adjournment Of congress. Mr..
Simpson was particularly vehement this
morning in discussing the result OF the
Alabama election. He said that it should
furnish an example for all time to the
Populist party. "A reform party" he
said, must necessarily be party of prin-
ciple, and cannot be party for spoils. and
yet the Alabama Populists deliberately
traded their principles for political supre-
macy and patronage. They went so far as
to put Republican protective plank in
their platform. aud mbiued with Repub-
licans solely for the purpose of Office get
ting. They have received their just
deserts -
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KINGFIsHER COUNTY REUNION.
Gala Time at Dover With Some Remi-
niscent Trimm ngs.
nlspa. eh 70 The palIy Earle.

Special Dspa.eh 70 the Daily Eagle.
KINGFISHER, o. T.. Aug. I0-The
county annual reunion Grand Army Of thu
Republic b gan at Dover. yes erday, aud
winds up tonight The Usual ceremonies,
reminiscent talks, besn-baSes, camp fires,
exc. Prcvail-Depsr, meut Commander W.
Cummings Is on the ground. The grove is
a pretty bower. spacious aud inviting, sad
the medium weather has cOnsp,re3 with
the surroundings 10 insure joyful time.
One fe ,ture j. tue caravan Of politicians
who are here 10 look after respective in
terests. They are here OF al shades aud all
lines, and th-ir name i l-gion.
Mrs. Jennie Jones. wife Os Hon. D.
W. Jones. chairman OF the Republic m
county central committee, died 81 the
tHmIiy home near Dover this morning
Mrs. Jones WAS an estimable woman. with
q wide circle Of friends. she leaves two
children. Mr.. Jones Is one of the leading
citizens OF the county, and his bereave-
ment will be shared throughout this sec
ton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11

SAYS an American business man who
has been living u Mexico: What
Msxio0 most needs IS education Ths
ignorance o. che Peo-s IS astou-&aizg-
II the great CD 1rchcs = AE-4srica- = Elch
are yezriy sanding Ulllioos q dollars
% Gains a-d Af-lcn - educate ne
hea.her thc-c. would esvote a far pro
p1rt.oa q that money . MeTsso far
mare Eood would D. 3Gc0mp ltshsd The
money would - better spent and r.
suits mere apparent TEs few n.s-
EoazTics 4. tSEt country ara eosz7
god bat tbct< nr=blr s &c. ST.
fcieat- Then lsxs tEeoloyE AID Eaors
liberal sducstlsn sao1ld bs tszzht-
sec.arisaisza should not !-.e-te-s Wiz
the work. Strange a. &, nay ssor7, tas
Eaziish tougue has d.EPiao-d re
French - foreign to1ZEs. E1e = PAP
i5ly being learned y TIE younger IA
E--s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
Kingston Takes Money.

NEW YORK. Aus. l0.-In the race At
Jerome Park, Kingston, a productive
favorite Won easily enough a. he end
although be had TO be punished a bItiu tie
turn
In the second, all the horses started with
Mckee, the sensational winner Of ye>ter-
day, rs be favorlte he showed none Of
yesterday 5 speed aud the best he could d.
was poor third. sir Dixon, Jr., at - 90
l. fresh from The springs Of Ssrat "a, won
haudily, although he had to be driven all
the way down the stretch with Hapwell
- ucing lear Al the others, all OF whom
We well backed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
Conldn.t srand That.

Ninks-What fad IS your wife fol-
lowing now?
Winks-She is organizing a1ti-suf-
fraEe associations
"Hunph. ] thought she was in favor
OF woman suffrage"
she WAS, but told her one dav. IN q
joke. that congress was going TO com
pei all whmeu-to vote " \. Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
SOUTH SEA LEGENDS OF FIRE
Il Whale and IN Air Dragon Each Believed
to Have Originated Flame.

The South Sea Islanders tell a curl
Gus story OF the origin Of fire. If they
are to be believed, says the St. Louis
Republic, they cams in possession OF
that useful element In the following
manner: A great whale was once
washed ashore upon one of their islands
during the prevalence of q terrible hur-
ricane. The monster became entan-
gled in grove Of yellow trees IA spe-
cies of evergreen whose branches easily
ignite), and, while gnashing his teeth
IN his inpotent rage, struck OF spark
which lighted the grove and consumed
both trees and whale. Fires which are
said to have been perpetuated since the
day of the great whale fire" may yet
be seen burning il many parts Of the
island.
Another fire legend, believed In by
the inhabitants of the islands TO the
north of the ones in which the great
whale Ere" is preserved, is 70 the effect
that great air dragon probably light
uing) breathed upon tallow tree and
set its branches On fire. From the
Goals left from this fire they learned Of
its great value, and have ever since
used the element for domestic purposes
and IN their religious ceremonies They
also have q tradition that the time viii
come when the dragon viii return for
the Ere, and that no man VIII be able
20 withstand him and save the sacred
spark except ne be a person born With
pink eyes. fair SKIN and white hair.
For this reason the birth Of az albino
Is always heled as . good one-, AID
his on her person guarded with Jealous
care, 50 Is TO Preserve life 70 its utEnost
limit Marioaette mentions seeing a
Ere god" or ''ars guard" (albinol while
on bis visit to the islands, who was be-
lieved 70 be at least che hundred and
fifty years old. and who had always
been provided for b. the tribe
Rafnesque, who E1ade South Sea
Island myths and legend c --uly fo-
years. Is Of the opinion tAa- t,-- r-tu-a
q the dragon for his f-c B. -toAc IT
death and the aisht Of t.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11

OMAHA. Neb. AUG. 10 The great bicycle
relay race reached here at S:12 o'clock this
evening Williamson of the Ganymedes
while going at top speed tossed black
bag containing the message from the
presidents private secretary to the COVER
nor of Colorado TO another rider and the
message was wnirled away on Douglas
street nearly twenty-seven hours ahead OF
time OF this time nearly twenty MINUTES
YVES gained by the Council BiufS riders
on their division from Atlantic To Omaha.
On their division to Fremont, Neb., the
riders gained twenty-four minutes.
Thousands Of people gathered on Douglas
street TO watch the arrival and departure
Of the riders.
ASH D. m. a swiftly moving object
was seen coming across the Iowa ana Ne
braska line. "HurrahW sang out strong
lunged young men, and tie rider of the
Ganymede club, of Council Bluffs, dashed
M TO Captain Len. Livesly. Of the Omaha
Wheel club, and had transferred the small
black bag to the latter, who set OF at
racing speed.
This distance from Council Bluffs to
Omaha was made in fraction less than
fourteen minutes. Slow time was made
bv the riders between Western aud Coun-
ell Bluffs hut ii was faster than the start,
and more than a half hours time was
gained between Atlantic and Omaha.
distance OF ABOUT SlXLE-llNe UllitS- ~ INC
present rate the managers Of the race eX-
pect to reduce the schedule time fully
day and half.
Len Livesiy had the contract to deliver
g. at Benson, five miles from the starting
point in twenty-siX minutes. Potter and
Angel scorched the five miles west Of Ben
son and delivered the message to Van
Court and Chapman, who carried is seven
miles and turned it over to Fletcher and
Taggar, who took it for the next seven
miles. These seventeen miles that re-
manned to Fremont were covered by
Hynes and Yates.
There was some difficulty in arranging
Tor messengers from Ogallala to Jules
burg, aad Mr.. PerrigO called for Omaha
volunteers to make the trip Mulball and
Cox offered to do the turn and left Omaha
fhis evening on the Union Pacific to take
the message Al Ogallala for q thirty-five
mile run into Julesburg.
The message is due IN Denver at noon
Tuesday, but the Nebraska riders hope it
may be delivered to Governor Waite Sun
uav evening.
On the way through Council Bluffs some
one inserted into the pouch letter which
had been written by II. f. Grimm, the
president of the Ganymedes Bicycle club,
intended a sort Of companion piece TO
Private Secretary Thurber's letter, eriti-
ci~ing the GOODNESS of Cleveland's note to
Waite.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
ANOTHER RAILROAD.

GUTHRIE, Aug. 10-Territorial Secre-
tary Lowe yesterday granted a charter TO
the Lexington and South Can idian Val
ley Railroad company. Tie capital is
500. OOO The directors are as follows: +.
J. Keller J. 5. Little, S. G. Hawk. b.
Wei;zenhoffrr. L. W. HAYES, j. 4 Vivian,
E NJ Alternately, w. ). Upp. j. NJ. $50
vail. W. II. Johnson, II. L. ForehHud, J..
C. Dowdy, w. A. Blackwell, all OF Lex
ingtOn Oklahoma
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
MALTA FROM TEXAS
NEW CHAPTER TO 4 MYSTERIOUS
DISAPPEARANCE

Wife of Surveyor Booker an Okla
hoIBa County surveyor, Says Her
Husband is Still Missing AID
Declares That He Has Been
Foully Put Out of the
Way-Authorities are
Puzzled - Crazy
Man Creates
Scene.
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DOING A TOWN DIRT.

CARSON, New, Aug. 10-The town of
Yerington, formerly Pizen Switch, on the
Carson aud Colorado railroad was COM
pletely destroyed by fire this evening. The
origin is unknown, but 1t IS thought TO he
iuceudiary, having been as mysteriously
burned a short time ago. The less Is esti-
mated at 81, 900 t. $4,000.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
OKLAHOMA REPUBLICANS
Activity at. Committee Headquarters.
Returning to the Fold.
Special rl.pa.ch 70 me Dauy Eagle.

Special T z2a.ch % ths Daily Eagle.
KIXGFIsBER. O. T.. Aug I0-Hon.
William Grimes, chairman Of the Repub-
lican territorial COMMITTEES. headquarters
in this city. Is active in pref minsr.es Tor
the formal opening OF the csmpaiEn IN
September. Systematic Inquiries briu :
ont the encouraging fact that Republican
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DANIELS STILL sPoUTs.

TOPEKA, Aug. 10.-Lieutenant Governor
Daniels has been heard from again on the
Allen letter, and is anxious to have the
fact made prominent that be has not
drifted away from the Populist party. In
order 10 correct any impression of this
kind be has written 10 Chairman Brieden-
thai. who furn ishes the following extract
from the communication:
IF the topeka reports of the talk around
the capitol about my leaning toward Re
pubiicanism are correct, l had better come
up to learn something. Such talk sounds
idiotic TO those whose political associations
are guided by any principle. Hoping that
the shiny carcass Of Il sacrilegiouS Repub-
licaui>m will be buried this fall under a
bigger majority than the officeholders of a
bifurcated Democracy, remain, very
truly, yours, PERCY DANIELS"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
BASE BALL.

Boston and Baltimore won yesterday,
both seemingly feeling that the necessity
for doing their best, is strong. Baltimore
played with New York, and by beating
them, not only helped themselves up. but
kicked dangerous riYa. for second place
down q notch
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
BICYCLE TANDEM RECORD.

MINNEAPOLIS Aug. 1O-On the second
days racing of the International bicycle
meet held here under the auspices of the
Minneapolis Bicycle association, +. J.
Titus ana l. \. Cabanue of ST. Louis
broke the worlds biCycla record for the
tandem. riding the fastest mile ever COW
cred 10y riders paced 10y a wheel Their
time for the mile was 1:52 >. with quar-
tiers in :2SS4 4. 81 and 1:25 fiat. respective
Is. They were paced 10y Gil>ens and Lums-
Gen Of Chicago, on another tandem.
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One Of the most fa1t----- ,---s - the
laughing owl e Florida an4 -1-le
other southe-- r-~-s- ne tlts Tell Up
in q tree l1ts u -r--t aE1 c--is5 = -
rle= II l-- .--r l1-hzs ,l-- -C,-E,t
li..s h.I--.. i-u-lter. The s1ocd
: su.4-le--ly terrifying % ne-TcEs
camper uaaCqainted with TIE hsbi; q
the bird. though less Eruesone than
the unearthly call OF the ChessPeaks
loon. heard e. all hours q the njyas
Along tie sao-es .. that pE-
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wATCnMFN PROTECT PULLMAN.
DANISH CARE,

But do 10 consistently. wisely. and not
with alcoholic stimulNnts. but by the
reinforcement Of energy. the renewal ot
apprtits aud the ability To digest. which
Hostrtters Stomach B.Jter- foremost
among toajC-. prOduce- Malaria, rhsa'
msti-m. kidney complaints. constipation
aud nervousness are conquered By this VIC
tor over many ailments
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
Too EuE@zG

Cl-.-1s-Waat c-a1es v0u think re
Sosot is . gs~Te frEz1- pas
T-ra-iie sa-d Pc s- nary yo7
wl-Ee--t . dot ~ love aiale. Hes re
CONT. 1es a. izsplst9- j. !. Ho-l1
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita and vicinity today
Continued warm and fair until Sunday.
Highest temperature yesterday. -.....--.... %
Lowest NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y
mean g
with clear weather, light south wind and
nearly stationary pressure.
Average for month thus far-............... 20
August average past five years -.......... 70
Average for IJth day. ..... 80
FRED L. JOHNSON. Observer.
wssHryGToy. Aug. 1o-The following is
the forecast up till p. m Saturday.
Oklahoma and Indian Territory-Fair:
southwest winds.
Kansas-Fair; south winds becoming north
west.
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F1Tzs1MMoNs-CREEDoN MATCH.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 1O.-There is now every
probability that a match between Bob
titZsimmon and Dan Creedon for the mid
dIe-weight championship of the world, will
take place on Sept. %. before the Olympic
club of New Orleans for purse OF 5000.
Crsedon, now resident here. today re-
ceved telegram frcm President Scholl
of the Olympic club, notifying him that
Fi,z-immons had signed articles of agree
ment which had been forwarded to him
for Sfcrparura
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11
WANTS A DAY OFF
LEWELLING ASKS PERMISSION TO
CANCEL HIS SPEECHES.

His Tongue is Tied and He Does Not
Care to Weary Audiences by
Avoiding Things Which They
Desire to Hear Most-Ie
viii Have an Under
standing - Another
SchiSm Among
Populists-Kan
saS News.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-08-11

-Is1a-t Ist ;lat Tase .1-l. Ora -Esz
vaa arr p4ttizS sic ru.es lato -
.'-le--esuiy rot, znOiae-- nsssz broke
a.. tlinE ID ~ Lts kzs a szgSz~
Rent Ls-t1. 1880 -
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PULLMAN TO EVICT
HE DECIDES TO THROW HIS OLD
EMPLOYEES OUT OF HOMES.

old Duke Reaches Home AMI Gets
Safely Into His Mansion Which is
Guarded Front, Rear and Sides
by Armed W&tehmen-Tcn-
ants Have DO Place TO
Go and no Money
and are Despcr-
ate - Mickcs'
Tai k.
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Western Association.

At St. Joseph r II L
St. Joseph. 30 1 5 102 o. 8 4
Quincy. 90 90 2 O. q z
Batteries-Howe and Armstrong; Nc
Dougal and Boiand.
At Lincoln r II +
Lincoln. ........1 3O14O0 2-1Il2 3
Rock Island. 40 o o 90 1-6 Z 3
Batteries-JohnsOn and Speer; Mouck
and Sage.