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ON WALL STREET.

new YORK, April 5.-There was strong
undertone to the stock market all day which
seemed to puzzle the professional sellers. At
intervals bear raids were made which met
with such a ready absortion Of the stocks
offered for sale as to quickly check the ardor
of the shorts. As the day advanced without
the discovery of any Particular weak spots In
the market, there was considerable covering
done, which mat eria!ly assisted In the appre-
citation OF values, which ranged from u TO "a
generally firm.
The bond market was firm In the early deal
ings, but after midday became easier. In the
late dealings, however q better tone prevailed
and the close was quite hrm.
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Humbert to Meet William

ROME, April 5.-King Humbert, accom-
panied by his suite, among whom was
Signor Bozelii, minister of commerce,
started today for Venice. where he will
meet Emperor William. The fact that
Signor Bozelli accompanied his majesty is
taAen as an indication that com mercial
matters will be discussed
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were saved except a threshing machine.
The loss amounts to probably $1,000: in
sured for 800 with Brandon & Ewing in
the Connecticut. The fire originated from
a cooking stove. Mr.. Dorley lost barn
by fire last spring.
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Cornnars Verdict

DARLINGTON. :. c, April 5-The coro-
uer's jury has rendered a verdict TO hold
NeLendon for the Killing of Norment: Kaiu
for the killing cf Redmond, and thst Rel
mond killed Pepper The military court
Will first submit its report 10 Governor
Illiman, but il is understood 10 concur Is
10 the facts as they have been published
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WITH REFERENCE TO STATEHOOD.

WASHINGTON, April 5.-Senatcrs Teller,
Plstt and Roach, of the committee on
five civilized tribes OF Indians, will leave
here tomorrow afternoon a. $3.50 for the
Indian Territory. Senator Teller said to-
day it was the purpose of the committee to
investigate the status of the residents of
the territory with reference to statehood
and to get the opinions of the leading
people on this question. The COMMITTEES
will 60 direct to Muskogee and will be
absent about two weeks.
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wwhita Produce and Poultry.


Msrket steaGy.
Poultry - Hens. live, per roCnd. Ssc:
dressed, &C: ducks, full feathe-ed, o.: geese.
live, &c. turkeys: hens, live. 61sc; turkey toms,
live, 5lsc; spring chickens, per dozen 81 0ts.
So
Produce - Butter, creamery, &c. choice
country, l5c; eggs with cases, e,sc. hides
per pound. No. /, 2lsc; No. :, ljsc; sauer krauk
per barrel, $3.50.
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Liberals Elect.

LONDON. April 5.-The election to fill the
vacancy In the house of commons caused
by the retirement of Mr.. John w. Phillips
UiberaD, member for mid-Lanarkshire,
resulted in the return of Mr.. Caldwell. the
Liberal candidate. The vote stood: Cald-
well. 1866; Stuart (Conservatiye), 3,625;
Smillie UaOor), pol
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wchi,a Produce and Fruit.

Market steady. Wholesale prices are as
follows:
Potatoes-S5c; Cabbage per hundred. So s5:
turrips. per bushel, SIC: parsnips. per bushel.
15c; figs, per box, TIC; lemons. per box, So ia
0D, oranges per box, So Soa5 Is; hananss,
per bunch, 81 Seas %, apples, per box, 81 80;
cocoanufs. S. cus peanuts % eua6 ~ walnuts,
Si2 elaH 10.
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SPECIAL LEAGUE MEETING

CHICAGO. APRIL 5-PFesideat Traoey Of
the National Republican league has called
a special meeting OF the leagues executive
COMMITTEES. representing all the states and
territories. 10 meet at the Arlington hotel,
Washington, d. c, Monday. April -
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Local train and Feed Mar;set

Market slow.
Wheat-NO. 2, 45c; other grades. &c. Corn.
Sc. Oats, SIC. Baled hay. S. 0OGT 90. Ground
corn, s5c. Corn and oats mixed, SIC. Bran, per
ton, Sl2 70. Ship, per ton, Sli u
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Chsaa Match

New YORK, April a-Ths eighth game
for the chess championship OF the world
between Steinits and Lasker was adjourn
ed toasy after six hours play, Laskee seal.
Ing his forty-sixsh move. The game will
be concluded tomorrow.
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JUST LIKE YEAST
WHEAT KEEPS SWELLING AND
BURSTS ITS BONDS

Bulge OF Nearly Two Cents
Marks the Days Trading-Bullish
Sentiment UnderlieS Market
All Day, Finally Gets Ac-
tion and Sends Wheat
Up With Skip-Corn
and Oats Join tho
Procession-Pro-
visions Firm.
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Cabinet OF q DAY.

SANTIAGO, Chilli, April The cabinet
tha; was formed yesterday proceeded at
once TO submit its program to the presi-
dent. Their policy was rejec ted, whereup-
on the cabinet resigned.
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JACKSON ACCUSES C0gBErr OF
TELLING FAIRY TALH

Suggests That Both the Champion
and His Manager are Tricky, are
Guliing the Public snd arc
Lacking in Frankness-ThO
Australian Would Like
TO Know Whether
Corbett Really In
tends 20 Meet
Him in Fight
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ACT APPROVED

" Washington, Aprli 5.-IHe president
has approved The JOINT resolution making
provision ior the salaries and expenses of
additional deputy collectors OF revenue to
enforce the Chinese exclusion acJ
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Arctic Exploration

ROTTERDAM, Holland, April 5.-Walter
Weilmau. the American, who Is to lead an
arctic exploring expedition will sail hence
for Bergen, Norway, tomorrow
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WOODSON DENIES IT
SAYS THE STORY OF WAR IN
CHEYENNE Is FALSE

Latest Reports From the Cheyenne
Agency, Where the Indian Out
break is Alleged ia Have Oc-
Cured Agent in Charge
Says That the Sensation
al Stories of Murder
and PilIage are
Fakes - Facts
in the Case.
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FIRE AT KINGFIsHER

Special Dispatch TO the Daily Eagle.
KISGFIsHER, o. T.. April 5.-The livery
barn belonging TO W. f. Dorley in North
kIngfisher was totally destroyed by fire
shout 80 This evening. The contents
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Cash quotations were as follows.

CASH QuOtatIons were as follows:
5aa621ec; No. red 63lsc, No corn 3sIkc,
NO z oats 3l4c No 2 white a2I1a3,lic.
No. 3 white 3l94aSes<c. No 2 rye lslsc.
40 barley, nominal. No 5la5Sc, No 4sa54c.
40 Mess pork per barrel sl2 I5ala l7l., Lard,
per 100 pounds, 81 221aaz s5c, Short ribs sides,
loose. 50 l5a6 l.1@. Dry salted shoulders, boxed,
Sel1aa6 l2,e. Short clear sides. boxed. 50 371
a6 yc, Whisky, distillers' finished goods, per
gallon, 81 10, Sugars, unchanged.
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wichita Br-adsiun MARKET

ed below:
Flour-First patent, 81 60; second patent
81 40. Corn meal, 81 W.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Weather for Wichita today-Fair and
warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday. ....... s5
Lowest Observation-Disclosures 3
Average for month thus far ar.......... -
April average. past i've year, 81
Average for 5th day. .......-.-.........5 5s
During the past twenty-tour hours there has
been clear weather, gentle northeast wind
and high barometer.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WASHINGTON, April 5-FoIloving is tn.
forecast up TO p. m. Friday:
For Kansas and Oklahoma-Fair; warmer,
with south winds.
For Colorado-Fsi,; variable winds, wAru-
er in extreme north portioa-
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THE EvoEurrou

of 1n<dlcs! -sznts /. gr.an.sIy relssSssng
TIE Dsc-S41n~ s~ssss. pits, erauxhas .nz.
sssstsc3s srsrsct~ ~ sue rear aec nrfsxiag
sffs .sas~F-i ss>~ the slszx.ak sna sasetssc
.ssstsa .sr~sfs~. strap q Fixs. To x~s see
true rstassy sss th.s ss !. saxnufartus~ss
~ 'n~ = ssfors-is x sFrns eonpany sagy.
cs sac - - .seaios sFas.lsts.
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On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was frmer: creamery I6a2sc. dairy
lSalsc: Eggs steady, unchanged. strictly
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NOT IN MASSACHUSETTS.

Boston, April 5-Ths senate today de-
feated, by a vote Of % TO Is, the bill graDt-
ing municipal suffrage to women.
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Chicago Market.
Opened. Highest Lowest Closed

CHICAGO, April. 5.
The market today experienced the following
range Of prices.
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WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA. April s.

WICHITA. April 5.
CATTLE
Cattle-Nona
HOGS.
Hogs-loc higher
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The following are the representative SALES OF
hogs AT the yards today:
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Weather for Wichita today-Fair and
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UANILD--MISCELLANEOCS

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W tO0uers ~ 81 r ihsFd s,rs~t. IHis property
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order 80.
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w neei u steua aErapher- OF accom- t.tut- 20 csli
the ,4tIunai Acc untIuIs ana tr-itF.f .fsl.ner
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our % .lCatIen Il-f. tuurouehy Cam4e r3L ba-ss-
eaCe-. iis > fugul-h-t free Of charge. 80 - 81.
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w canopy top for "a sil.ie buEEJ. Address
bu& ~ or Csii a. Ia St-0lE sFe- $50 tor esle
cheap hnc it@if bicOl jersey coz. fresh ~%
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apply ~ the c.fi1uAi tcc0asitslsts zna -tsfSg afa
eff- bureau O1tc- Tor tfe sfste- n hslsz-s tlo-
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Sesfern BGssnr-- Co-ie-s, = iehIts. Kan - -gt
Ny-A&TEp PERSONS To CANVA~- CITY
w Tor new box. tIst 9uf: Eot cod 81 h,e-
stores - ~ Top a. ave, cry 90
t,fANTED-tF YOU NLSTA- aCCoC rsST
w or a-te1osrrs pier cd a. M ich "a C1ulrffer-
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a other O. yaT-u4sIts Ia s-s-tsE casllz tts
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CHICAGO, June 3O-Tbe strikes were
again depressing factors In the wheat mar
ket aud September closed Is cent lower
September corn closed Is higher; oats 4
lower for July and provisions at slight
advance.
Wheat was quiet within %@% cent
range. Opening trades were ~ a %s cent
loss and after selling up Is the market de-
clired 1s9I, rallied SsG1a, became quiet.
chaD2est some and closed easter. The
principal factors in creating the weaker
feeling, hesides the more complicated rail-
way labor troubles, We're cablrs, no
higher, tie favorable weather for harvest
ing ana the exports for the week. which
were less tnan for some time. The market
rallied little Oh the closing Beerbohm
cable, which quoted wheat X@4 penny
higher.
Corn was generally firm within 7l@S
cent range. Purchases by shorts and snip
ping houses kept prices up.
Oats were quiet WITHIN 3 cent range,
some buying causing sjeHdiness.
Provisions after weak opening on the
strike, rallied on buying By packers. Com
pared with last night September pork Is
~ higher; September lard Pa higher and
September libs pa lower
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NO FUSION IN SUMNER.
Democratic County Convention instructs
Delegates to Go Straight.

WELLINGTON, Kan, June 30.-The Dem
ocratic county convention WAS called TO
order in council cham bers at . o'clock this
afternoon with about fifty representative
Democrats present. Frank II. Gilmore
was elected chairman and W. d. Frautz
secretary.
The sentiment OF the Democrats as ex-
pressed before the opening OF the couven-
tiou seemed to be in favor of sending dele
gates 20 Topeka uninstructed and emitting
the passage of resolutions OF any Kind.
The delegates chosen 10 the state con-
ventiou were Ira \. Foy, L c. Markley,
5. c. Burnette. ". A. Maxey, ". ;. Muir
raw, W. J. Lingenfelter, O. J. Hackney
and Noah Bowman. The convention will
meet July 3
The delegates TO the congressional con-
vention, which will be held at Hutchinson
August 6, are Martin l. Ryland. Walter
Rarick, A. J. Derr on, NJ Howard, w.
!. Probst, James Daley, Allen Lucas and
George I. Pitts.
The only changes that will ne msde in
the county central committee will be the
filling OF vacancies caused by the removal
OF member TO other climss-
With only 'wo dissenting votes the COLI
vention iusir Icted delegates TO the state
convention - vote for straight Demo
cratic ticket.
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NEW YORK. June 80 The attendance at
Sheepsbead B ~ today WAS large. Ramapo
and Banquet ran dead heat in the handl-
cap, while the others were close mp,
Dorian Being beaten head for third. LIZ
zie made the pace for the lot, while BaD-
queL kept Ramapo pinned against the rail-
NEARLY the whole distance. When the
horses rounded into The stretch. Garrison
finally succeeded in getting out of the
pocket and came with a rush. tie was too
late, however, and could do no better than
dead heat. As soon as the race
was flushed he claimed a foul, but
the stewards decided 10 allow the
race to stand as run. The dead
heat was run off twenty minutes
later. Banquet winning. Rtmapo was
lame and he could not do himself Justice,
although both jockeys made 1t an easy
gallop of three-quarters of mile.
There was a chapter of accidents In the
hurdle race, but the two falls were easy
and the jockeys uuiDjured. Rodman was
the favoriIe and was backed for IA lot OF
money all over the ring. His hackers
were happy when he got in first, but when
all of the contestants had finished pro-
test Was entered ou the ground that he
did not 90 the course. The stewards al
lowed the claim and be was disqualified.
l0 the opening race Correction beat
Sionenrll with ease, In the second race
Walter was an odds on favorite and ran
ail the way with his head pulled sideways.
In the Mermaid stak, s NahmA WAS an
ohd--on choice, but Beldemere won easily.
Due .J won the fourth race without trouble
while Captain T. and Tom Skldmore fln-
ished behind him as named.
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

The date originally set for the Jackson
Cor5ett fight was last Monday.
Tom Brown has succeeded Fred Pfeffer
ts captain of the Louisville club.
The Baltimore club will probably release
Pitcher Brown, since Gleason has been Sc.
cured.
f. J. Baldwin is reported to have won
10000 on R-y El Santa Auita's victory in
The American derby.
Duncan c. Ross, the all-arouud athlete.
charged with assault on Mary Walsh. O.
wears old, of No. - Frankfor; street, New
York, was discharged iu tue TOmbs court
Monday.
Sandow. the strong man, will be in New
York in July, and i pleased hat RomuIus
has agreed 10 Il contest of strength, for
which be (Sandowl bias posted Sic, 900 with
the New York Herald.
Speaking of the Fitzsimmous- Choynski
fight the Parsou says that Choynski bad
whipped himself 10y entertaining in the
few DAYS preceding he affair and was pitt
fully weak when III the arena.
Peter Maher and Frank Craig, the "Har-
lem Coffee Cooler" have been matched to
fight limited number of rounds in Bos-
ton the latter part of next month, They
viii fight for purse of 81, 500
The Australian sire Maxim bv Musket,
who cost J. b Haggin S2l, ,000 is dying at
Rancho del Paso, Sacramento. Cal He
cast himself in his stall, and received what
are thought To be fata! internal injuries.
Miss Inez V. Whitaker. aged Is years.
completed 100 mile bicycle ride from
Chicago TO Aurora and Elgin, ILL.,, and re-
turn on Monday, being the greatest bicy.
cling performance ever recorded by so
young girl.
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OPERATORS ORGANIZE.
Kansas Coal Men Combine to Unity
Prices and Wages.

PITTsBURG, Kan June 30-A meeting
of the coal operators doing business in the
district comprising Crawford and Chero-
kee counties WAS held in the parlors of the
Hotel Stillwell this afternoon. Much en-
thusiasm was evinced iIp the matter OF An
organization for the purpose Of rs aDlish-
ing uniform rate on the price of coal over
the district, which the gentlemen aver will
stop the ruinous cutting policy of the
past and not only insure better
prices for the coal, but also a
more satisfactory adjustment of
wages 10 the miuers. The Kansas and
Texas and the Western companies were
no5 represented in the meeting, bnt it is
understood that the latter is in favor of
the movement and will join the associa-
tion.
A committee of active coal operators was
appointed to consult all others in the dis
trict and ascertain their feelings regarding
the organization aud call another meeting
in the near fu ure. ID. K. Merwin OF the
Santa fe company made speech, strongly
favoring the project.
The arrangement committee comprises
j. Il. Morrison of the Pittsburg and Mid
way company. j. II. Durkee of the Dur
kee company, Z. G Wear of the Wear
company, and Ed Serat Of Serat Brothers.
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DULLEsT on RECORD.
Wall Street Trans actions Foot Up q
Slim Total.

NEW YORK, June 30-This was one Of
the dullest Saturdays on record at the
Stock Exchange, n fact which will be fully
realized whel il is known the total sales
were but %, COO shares The most active
stock was Sugar, in which the transac' iJns
footed up !. 900 shares and the fluctuations
therein were confined TO limit of 81 per
cent. the last sale heIng at yesterdays
closing price. In the Grangers rhe move
msnt WAS also very slight. Burlington
and st. Paul were the only shares which
made any special appearance in the trad
ing and both were down on the day
Rock Island is unchanged and there was
no dealing in Northwest. Rubber is down
l per cent. 81. Paul and Omaha and
Distilling 4. The rest OF the list was
fairly firm, but the speculation was abso-
luteiy festureless. Lin-eed oil shows
gain of IA; Oregon Navigation 2. Pullman
Is and New England q with an improve
ment or smaller fraction in the rest of
the shares traded 10. AT the close the
market was fairly firm.
The bond market today was firm.
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Ka sas Civ Races

KANSAS CITY, June 3O.-One of the
largest crowds of the meeting saw six good
races at Exposition Driving park today
Favorites and fielders divided tie money
aud the spectators got shade the best of
the books. Morton at 10 to l was the only
winning long shot of the day. Summar-
it.:
First race-Three quarters mile; Morton
won, Pastime second. Mile B. third.
Time 1:20
5 cond-Three quarters mile; Frank
Gayle won, La Gdrtia second, Gladiola
third. Time l:1715.
Third-Nine-slxIeehts mile; Mollie King
won; ElL.no second, Bob Clampett third.
Time so.
Foui tn-Three-quarters mile; SNOWFALL
wOD, Virgin second, Jim Cornwall third.
Time l:1S15.
Fifth hirteen-sixteenths mile; Port
Boy won. Unicotn second, Joe Woolmsn
third Time 1:26H
SIxth-Eleven sIXteenths mile; Hercules
won, Volens second. Leporine third. Time
eco fiat
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MURDER AND SUICIDE

BRUSSELS, June 30-A love affair endsd
in this city today IA murder and suicide
a young RSIuanian officer VINO Wa a
student In a military schoo! here fell In
love with a handsome girl. a native Of
Brussels His passion was seemingly
reciprocsted- bat Il tTanspired that tbs
girl was playing false. While promising :
cOnsiancy to the Roumanian she was
holding intimate relations with aa elderly
Belgian officer OF high rank. TIE R0u-
mani4n In some manner l-zraed Of the
relations between his sxeei heart aud the
Belgian. aud the knOwlsdx- drove N
INTO frenzy OF rae Taking bis revolver
he went 70 the girls room aud accus-d der
Of being fzitbl-ss aud :auut-d her With
her disgrace. then. before zuy oD~ could
interfere 20 prevent him, &c snof fhs glr3
and Killed heF. Immediately -;t.rwzr'i-
shooting himself Al the per-ons were
well connected and tie affair has caused .
zen.zranr
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Costs Money to Eat.

CHICAGO, June 50-There Is a general
rise IN all perishnble goods as the result of
the strike. Lemons, which ordinarily sell
in this market ~ S2CG2 30 box, were
quoted today stiflly aL $40 box. while
thousands Cf boxs are rotting between
New Orleans and Chicago Ice. which
ordinarily is 81 ton. has risen to SO ton
and is scarce at thAt. Straw berries, mel
ons and all kinds Of garden produce have
advauc- d in like fashion. The hotels find
Themselves ia a peculiarly unfortunate
predIcsment. Travellers very generally cut
off the price OF all articles of food ma
terially Increased.
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" AsIED-Abf-N41 - - ~ Eftb lows II
w the utrd S-a-cs- NaA~ uloucF a. home.
" ri,e todJy with stamp Ia Ns-l ecrud street
NirlIta han. IAur and sun dISi GO
~ ANIEb-AGENT> .- SAMPLE SA>iLDJk
w Iree by mSti e stamp. immense. uslyaled-
Only good one ever Invented beats aci-bt-- -alr-
ubDaTaile4ru. e. DAY. BrohA "a tbOE 90 Pu.Ist-
eiphia- ~ 90 sundays.
" ANTEO-GoOD. live AGEN1s 40 WORN
w life lusuranre. C4u on > A. I8fnin-. geH-
er@l agent f-r terms. al II. JO4Es oni .. ~
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Bad Day for Favorites.

CHICAGo June 30.-There was a large
attendance at Washington Park today
with the Queen Isabelle stakes as the fea-
ture. Like the preceding stake events of
the meeting, it was won by an outsider,
Clara Bauer, landing the prize worth
little more than S1O, 900 with odds of 20 to
AGAINST her. She won in a drive by half
p length from Seiika, with Marcus Days
GwendOline third. Shuttle and PriDcess
HimyAr were also starters. Corrigan's S
imported colt, Percy, won the first race
with 12 to against him. Another jar to
the talent was when Puilora backed down
from 80 TO Is to l, won the fourth race,
beating Cicily and Enthusiast. II was
only one of those common cases of cheat
ing which pass unuoIiced on the turf.
Yesterday all kinds Of skates ran away
from Pnilora Somersaut won again in
the fifth race and won easily. The last
race was captured by Sister Mary. with
Tom Griffin second. This closed the day
with a single winning favorite out of SIX,
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MOURNING FOR cARNor.

PARIS, June 3O-The crowds OF people
which have been reviewing the remains of
the late President Caruot today were 80
great that all vehiculsr traffic was stopped
along the roads leading upon the Elysee
p''ace. -Four large salons Ia the pslscs
nave already been packed full OF wreaths
piled one upon another. although they are
all OF high artistic value and costly. Il i
not possible TO keep separate the floral
tributes except those sent by the royal fam
lilies. foreign governments, etc.
IL Is officially announced this afternoon.
contrary TO expectation, there will be %
change in the Dapuy cabinet,
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REAR END COLLISION.
Passenger Train Dasses Into Freight
Tramp Killed, Several Injured.

WASHINGTON. June 30.-The Chesapeake
and Ohio express bound for Cincinnati,
which left at 2:25 o. NJ. today over the
Richmond and Dauville tracks, ran into
the rear end of a freight train at the siding
near Rspidan. Va, this afternoon. Both
trains were badly damaged and II. W. Ful
ler. general passenger agent or the Ch-sa-
peake and Ohio. sustained fracture Of
both legs above the ankle and Was badly
bruised.
a brakeman riding in the baggage car
was severely injured and a tramp was
killed.
Congressman Bellamy Storer Of Cincin-
natl, was on the train with MS wife who
was taken suddenly i'll this evening
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

CHICAGO, June 30-The receipts OF cat
tie today were estimated at 2O0 mead, max
ing IS 1876 for this week against 53. .l5q last
week aud 81, l99 year ago. Receipts for
this month foot up about 2l3 0OO head
There was no cattle market today, only
three cars ayiug reached the yards up TO
noon. Prizes were nominalIy higher but
no change Is made in the quotations.
Hogs sold higher in some Instances and
in some instances lower. There was not
enough trading 10 fairly establish values
which may be quoted a. nominal at a. 75
as 10 for common TO choice heavy and AT
II 60G5 90 for light. Sales were largely
at 81 $1,000
No sheep arrived today aud quotations
remain as before. ra0giug from 81 25ts3. .75
for inferior 10 choice The lamb market
was quoted firm at $3 o0t949o
ReceipIs-CaItle, 2Jo; hogs, 2,5O0.