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Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
COMING FISTIC EVENTS,
TWO GOOD rIGurs N PROSPECT IN
TIiE NEAR FUTURE.
rurtcli and Larncy WIN DO Battle Next sun
day and TWO Weeks later oscar card
ncr aud uiNou WIN Meet Uasc.
bnll aud Rncing Results.

...i.s., d.. ,,..,,, 10,
w" Hf"s events or Hl"ie mum uS"'l lH-
terest 10 local follow rs 30 rurilsm Nili De
BROUGHT IN iu tho Vicinity Of Kansas city
Within tp. r.yt tb,.. ,.,..t.. IN. or-t d.,
-,
tnese VIII ep 4FsHth' Oh On next SUNDAY
uular iNu mdudEttn'rt az kva GoudW IN,
and tho e0nllg ttuts Win b.. ~. well known
l5.f ,,.rf.r,'I.b. pl4,' p.rt.u ana
i .... A .., ,, -. O., o..
i'"'"'t' l"t" l'''"Na'i' me H'ANh Us i'I
good sized sIfp bet bon addition TO the
purse. and the bgtusIAuI us iaubtaaly be
n .p...l...r.,
- . ,,.,
. "1 'i course. lr tN. itN'fi'' hut
ta3@. 'H I.. lhN.4t say tti h' not Lv-
yN any iU'ahs. LdfhtE nus b."A training
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
OF INTEREST TO STOCKMEN.
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS ARE NO
LONGER IN GOOD DEMAND.
Rapid Growth OF Grass and the High Prices
Asked for Offerings Are Driving Them
From the Niarket-Finc Beevcs
From Kansas.

There has been sudden falling off in the
demand for stockers and feeders, resulting
from two causes. one is the rapid growt N
of grass, which enables owners of young
cattle in the country to hold them at little
expense, and the other is the want of good
all desirable lots. They are held at such
figures as TO make buyers very wary as
owners are asking relatively more for them
than for fat cattle. Hence the light sales
of late which have resulted from a differ
ence between buyers and sellers, rather
than a want of demand.
The Arizona live stock sanitary commits
sion reports the number of cattle shipped
from there for the first four months of the
year at 2i.S97.
There were some fine heavy cattle in yes
terday. George and Harvey Kregar, of
Wakefield. kas., were in with sixty ripe
steers that they fed on their fathers farm.
They were fine lot of fully fatted bull
locks, averaging 1.657 pounds. They We're
sold by James Stephens x Co at s5.s5, the
the fS t6gn cG
pany for their export trade.
here with Some beeves be- ihere ere were ns sev iSo
tsrnity.fonr tri,y steers aysraging l;52I pounds Is
and We're taken by the same buyers. '
John Martin. Centralia. kas., came in
with cattle Yesterday. ,,.,, ,r
yesterday with cattle He says it is dry in
his section. and grass short for the want
Of rain. But around Henrietta good rains
have been had.
George 5, Taylor Tyro, Kas had in cat
tie yesterday.
j. +. Mayo Sycamore. Kas., was at the
yards yesterday with hogs.
G. W. HouX, Centervicw, Mo, was here
yesterday with cattle. He says cattle are
shorter In johnson county than this time
last year, hut the number of hogs about
Isaac Nadau; Washington, county. kas.,
was in yesterday with cattle He reports
cattle and hogs short in his county. Grass
good.
Joseph Wheat and G. H. McClpne. Lyon
county, were at the yards yesterday. They
report good showers Sunday and Monday.
No fat cattle and but few hogs left back.
d. h. Inge and H. Il. Sisson, Neosho
Falls Kas., We're in yesterday with cattle
and hogs. They report cattle and hogs
Andy Kiot2, Wilson, Kas., was on the
yards yesterday with hogs.
4. w. Butcher. Collins, MO-, was mere
yesterday with cattle and hogs
s s. Sanford. Randolph county, Mo, was
at the yards Yesterday He says farm pros
poets are fine in his county.
NJ L. Hte, Herington, Kas., was here
they have had plenty of rain, and grass
fine.
Yesterday with cattle. He reports good
rains in his section.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
K | RK
A Verdict Rendered by the
People in His Favor.
Not a Single Dissenting Juryman-A Yer.
diet Unanimous. Spontaneous
and Full.

Never before in the history of Kansas
city has any single article or preparatio
created such enthusiasm as has Kinks new
discovery. Rain Water Maker"
When Mr.. Kirk first made his announce
ment TO the public Of Kansas City that he
would distribute at the office of the Jour
nal absolutely free to all who applied "a sam
pie package of preparation that would in
stantly convert hard water into a soft and
velvety water. together with the other val
liable properties claimed for Kinks Rain
Water Maker" 1t was not strange that his
representative was asked by many people
such questions as this do you mean to
tell me- said an old gray haired man.
that YOU propose giving ont to the public
OF Kansas City a preparation that is going
to convert hard water into velvety, soft
water, at a mere tri1ng cost. and that the
preparation contains nothing that can in
lure the most delicate fabric or a PERSONS
hands," Yes" said Mr.. Kinks repre-
sentative, that Is exactly what / am here
for, and to prove that Mr.. Kirk is sincere
ana honest and that his preparation is eX-
acty what II Is represented to be. we
propose making a free distribution for two
full days from the Journal Office, and thus
prove conclusively TO the most skeptical
that Mr. Kirk has at last discovered an
actual harmless water breaker"
The above referred to gentleman has.
since the free distribution of Kinks "Rain
Water Maker" become one of it's most en-
thusiastic and staunch friends
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
NEW PASSENGER SERVICE.

From Kansas City Via the Burlington
Route.
DENVER SPECIAL" leaves Kansas
City daily 1850 a. H.. solid train; arrives
Denver. 1880 a. IN.
BURLINGTON NEW LINE VIA Bill
LINGS." for Puget Sound and Pacific Coast
from Kansas City. leaves at 1850 a. M.
daily.
This line gives patrons an opportunity to
visit Hot Springs South Dakota. Black
short line between Kansas City and Helena
by 3S5 miles, Butte 80 miles, Spokane 4Ii
miles, Seattle l40 miles and Tacoma liz
miles. 80
This Is the most marvellous scenic routs
and perhaps the most interesting across the
continent.
Round trip. tickets to all Pacific coast
points via this line.
For full information address II. c. Orr
Burlington Route. Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

Cincinnati. ...1 . o o o 81 6
New York "A O--G 3
Batteries - Cincinnati, Phillips. Rhlnes
and Murphy; New York, Meeklu and Far
Tell.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
ALMOST A lYNCHlNG.
Indignant Citizens of shawnee County Came
Near Hanging Rufiian
Named Curtis,

Topeka, Kas., May '.--tSpecial) To-day
about noon Charles Cirtis who has been
driving a hack in TopRea, went to the farm
house of Frank Tignei twelve miles south
of the city, and attempted an assault upon
Mrs. Tigner. who was in the house alone.
After a desperate struggle she defeated his
purpose and succeeded In escaping from
the ruifan. She ran % farmhouse half a
mile away and gave the alarm. The neigh
boring farmers were quickly gathered and
soon Corralled Curtis in patch of timber,
to which he had He'd.
rope was placed around his neck and
he was about to be lynched, when Con-
stable Lynn appeared on the scene and
succeeded in calming the lynchers until
they turned the prisoner over to him. The
constable brought Curtis to Topeka this
AFTERNOON and lodged him in the county
jail, The prisoner refuses to talk beyond
saying that he was down in the Tigner
neighborhood in Guest of work The Tlg-
ners are highly respected people. 1t is said
that 1t was with difficulty mat Mr.. Tigner
could be kept from <iling Curtis after he
arrived on the sce1e and found him a
prisoner
Because of Its much greater strength, the
Royal Baking Powder is more economical
than any similar esveninE agent.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
Cincinnati. :; New York. @.

CINCINNATI May 7-The Reds batted out
the game in the ninth inning when they
were two runs behind Two bases on balls
and three hits did the business Half of
New iork's runs were scored on errors.
Score:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

The following scores were made at the
roll OF the American Bowling Club on me
Brunswick alleys last night:
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

| "pttsburr rhU' has decided to ship his
stable of eight horses TO Chicago.
June 2S has been selected as the date for
don.
Jem smith and Ted Pritchard have signed
artIeIes TO box in London on Friday,
Milwaukee has released Pitchers Lums-
den, Armstrong and Eddingcr and Catcher
summers,
The Cincinnati papers refer to Henry
at the bat
Catcher Outcalt and Pitcher Coyle. Of To-
for the season.
Charlie Miller. with Toledo, last year. is
claimed to be tho finest throwing out-aelde-
Cincinnati has ever had.
Dominick McCaffrey Is In n bad way
financially. His recent benefit was los
ing affair. and he has no source of in
". W. Taxis, the popular class man,
VIII not race before the fail. as he will 70
TO Europe with the Century wheelmens
party.
Frank Ives. the champion brlardist. is
a cEclng crank. and Is burned almost
brown from a a recent cycling trip through
southern California.
Chief of tmpires. Harry Wright says he
VIII try TO INDUCE the league to adopt rules
work more uniform.
Jay Freas. of the Myrtle Athletic Club. of
Atlantic CITY, rode bicycle from that city
to stapleton, staten Island, on Thursday,
little over nine hours
John Ballantine. Of belfast Ireland. own
er of the American lung-distance trotting
Champion Satellite, arrived in New YORK
Thursday; en- route to Keokuk la, where
he has n large packing house.
The Cleveland police authorities have an
nounced that no more prize fights will be
allowed to take place at the Cleveland
boxing matches have occurred of late.
Puglists. Tommy Ryan. Jimmy Barry
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

At the weekly ron 5f the Phoenix Bowl
INK club on the Royal alleys, last night
these scores were mate.
Strikes Sparas TotaI
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
THE STRIKE AT rIrrsnuRG.
situation Does Not Look Very Favorable
for the Miners.

Pittshurg. Kas., May 7.-CSpecial) The
aspect Of the smelter strike tonight is
much the same as last night. All the fact
cries here are now shut down. The Pitts
burg and ST. Louis men visited Superin-
tendent Dubois this morning and demand
ed a restoration Of their wages, This they
did not get and left the works.
In the Cherokee smelters the fires have
been drawn and the men notified that their
services Will not be needed. 1t is said
rhat nothing viii be done at these furnaces
for TWO years. The men are much disap-
pointed that he wurkmeu of the company
at Weir City have refused 10 stand by
them ana now realize that they have
thrown themselves out Of employment at
wages which have served to provide for
their families 1t Is difficult vet to deter
mine what the outcome VII be at the
other works. Robert LanyC" IS willing TO
pay the oil scale of waP ii the other
companies l1 ana IL may be that some so
luton of the dliiiculty may he reached
Four wagon loads of the strikers have
just left for Weir city to further per-
suade the men there to go out.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
ANOTHER STAKE FOR AMANDA.
rms speedy fllly Yesterday Placed the
Debutantc AT Louisville to Her
Credit, Winning Easily,

Louisville, Ky May Three favorites
one outsider and two We'll backed second
choices carried off the races at Churchill
Downs this afternoon. The track was fast
Tor the first three races. but light shower
ieH while the starters I'm tile Debutante
stakes were at the post, making the track
"a ti!he SLOW. In the Deburaute stakes the
starters We're AT the the post am hour and
L+ teen MINUTES. Turner. ~ no rode Amanda.
WaS uund Sluo and ruled Off for the balance
sI.o Tbarr.a .E H. a.4 ,,ii.%9ins % was also fined
each. The 10 giivorite Hallowa'an with
ASSN up III the first race, was left At the
=, tirst race Sly ANA ouc-half furlonrs.
mona, III CR Williams 3 to j. seconi; nj
Time i:-- Lady Buchanan, Buck FIy,
Jewel vernon, Goodwin, Claude, Jack
Frey ana Ceuta also ran.
second race Fiye-eishths Of a mile Ben
1l3 R Wulamsl. $ 10 & second: GonGGs.
sion, ll& Nlothewsl, l1 70 j, third Tlme.
anita nos o. wcber)' to O.. Won; Rsy i,''!si s.
lnI Turner 90 10 l. third. Time l:I Tha
Reaper Protection ana Pearl Song also
Fourth race-The Dclmtaute stakes; one
hulf mile Amanda, l-U CTuruerJ, s 10 o.
won; Marquise, mo G;. Williams = 10 L.
Second stella, no Qerg.m 10 TO J. thirl.
ssca. Merry Neil, shennemere anI Miss
Ffth ace-six furlongs Fair Faith. Io5
iCHsslm, 10 J, won. Mamais0n, lu2 CLAY
tom, 6 10 :. second Roosevelt los ,Slaugh-
Torthos Mote, Marie Woodlands ana Ada
six!R race, SIX -furlongs. sir Rathbone,
lins to /, second. Birmingham, l02 dry-
ingJ TO J. third. Time, l.lt
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
MONTHLY SHOOT OF THE O. KS,


The monthly medal shoot OF the o. *.
Gun Club took place at the Washington
Iark shooting grounds yesterday afternoon
There was a large attendance of the club
members and the shooting was good. es-
peclally By the handicap men, who carried
Oft the honors. With the aid of their
handicaps no less than SIX of the twenty
thirteen by Ed Hickman was the best score
mdde BY any OF the scratch men 1t was
50 ld'e when the shoot was concluded that
mere Was not time to shoot off the tic so
MCCurdy Jones. Peck. Transfer and Giott~
igD l,.d waINe,d IL their claims to it in favor of
name indicates the number of birds nIIowed
him by the handicap.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
REUNION AND RECEPTION.
The High school Alumni Association Pre-
pairing for IA Good Time.

Active preparations are being made for
the seventh annual reunion and reception
of the High School Alumni Association
II has not yet been definitely decided
whore the reunion will be held, but the
date fixed upon is May 81, two days after
the high school commencement exercises
The evening viii be devoted mainly to
dancing, though there will be an excellent
literary and musical programme Light re-
freshmeuts will be served The graduating
class Of the school Will be Informally in
corporated in the alumni association dur
sOciatiuU is a strong one, ana counts some
thousand members. Its officers are: H.
L. HuseltOn, president; George f. Forsee,
vice PRESIDENT; John L. Case, treasurer;
tary, and w. IL. Bryan, recording secre-
tary.
Some $50 alumni attended last years re-
union. This year II Is expected over 800 will
be present, \ feature this year will be
careful provision for class reunions Ger
barS in order that the members of each
class may know where to find their class
mates. Thus the reunion will be made
particular as Well as general. There will
be several special committees appointed.
\ special effort will be made to send in
Last year the directory of the association
was Incomplete, and number of the
alumni were inadvertently overlooked. That
the directory may be complete, this year,
names and addresses to Miss Archer, the
corresponding secretary, as soon as pos
sihle. Gentlemen alumni are requested TO
bring lady graduates only to the ball.
Stomach troubles are very distressing. They
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

At the roll Of the Vikings on the Grand
alleys, last night Liuirtcu Won the medal
on the following score.
SIrIls.s Ennrns trntnl
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

If the baby is cuttius teeth use that old
and well tried remedy, MRS, WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP 25 cents a bottle
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

81. Louis, Mo-, Nav 7-Flrst race; i've
eishths Of a mile; selling, King David Won:
l.uJIi,
second Tace--Three-quarlers Of mile;
selling; Tom /; won; Lillian, second;
Third race-Fiye-ei eighths Of a mile; purse.
Bona Vera won Magma, second; Alva,
third. Time. l:0ala
Fourth e-Thirteen-slxteenths of a
mile; selling Mira won; No Donald, sec
Fifth ace-Three-atIarters of mile.
selling. Importance won, ATkansaw Tray
eler, second; Delmar, third. Time, l:2lla,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

.Camhr.dsa. Mass, May 7.-Brown univ
sity, 49, Harvard, 5.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
KIRK's GRAIN WATER MAKER"

VIII hold colors from running In printed
goods. flannels and woolens washed in
water prepared with this most valuable
preparation will positively not shrink
For the bath or toilet 1t Is Indispensable.
making the water soft and velvety, accel-
Grating the action of soap. giving the skin
healthy glow and helping to remove any
superlous excretions that may adhere to
the body.
For the dishes and general washing pur-
poses 1t is very essential. as it saves both
labor and soap
This preparation is not TO be CON
founded with soap powder. ii contains
no soap, lye, ammonia, borax, lime or any
eterious ingredients.
kirk's Rain Water Maker can be OBJ
tanned from grocers price % cents for a
two-pound package.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

For the annual meeting of the Grand
Council of Kansas OF the United Com
mercial Travellers Association of Amer-
lea, to be held at IJPEKA KaS
the Santa Fe Route viii sell tickets to -, ~,
May . and 10, limited TO return Nav r. On
For the annual Kansas musical jubilee. IN
be held az MHuTGHlNSoN, HI KAs., the santa la
one. fare for the round trip. on Nav az az
TO- inclusive, limited to return MAY II ~
Santa Fe Route ticket offices, noritba...4
corner Tenth and Main streets, l050 ifnneaiSt
Avenue and Union depot. WV oh4on
GEORGE w. HAGENRTrctY
Passenger and Ticket Al.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

Stomach tro ubes are very distressing. They
yield easily to PAHKER's 6 ISGER Tonic.
PARkERS HAIR l}ALSAM Is life to the hair.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

Because Of its much greater strength. tn
Royal Baking Powder is more economical
than any similar lesvenng agent.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

Chicago, H. May 7.-Fayort,es at con-
yenient prices won four oul OF the I've
went 10 a well played second choice. The
Pueblo stable owned by J. %ag.c Burke.
The millionaire turfInan of California. ar
rived az Hawthorne to-day The lot m
clu9es the great 2-year-old. 'reseerJo.
First race.-Seyan fHrigngs Blue ana
Gray 1 10 :. won; La Crescent So 10 l.
second, Landlord. 10 10, third. Time,
second race-Sellug: seven flrlongs.
B10Z-, 10 T. won: Silverado 10 b. T. sra-
o4a; our Magg.e 10 !: third, Time, $50
fu-l1E-s Warren Point 10 T. won: Pcte
ElaN Z, q !. second; Deluder, to !, third.
Faur,h racc-One mile Shuttle. 10 10
won. Hartford l- 20 !, second; Bessie Bis
land TO ?, third Time 1873
m 9 n s wou Billy S N 10 J. second;
Ethel ", 9n 10 I, third. Time, lao,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

81. .JosoUn- Mo-, May 7.-lSneclalD Om-
Ger Mitchell While patrollng his beat
about 1880 O'Clock this morning, found a
man in ayins condition on the sidewalk
near Fltih aud Francis streets lie was
taken TO the Central station, where he lay
without madtoal attendance until O'Clock
this morning. He was identified as WIZ
lam Weakley City salesman for the Fair
leigh shoe Company. He had been
dTugged. beaten and robbed and can live
but Few hours His people are wealthy
ana reside AZ CIav Cantor Kas
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

Columbia. Mo-, May 7.-(Special) The
Methodist Missionary Society closed its
convention to-day with a business and ex-
ecutiye session The next place of meet
ing viii be at Gallatin in May 1886
Officers for the ensuing year were elect
ed as follows; President. Mrs. Trowbridge
Glasgow; vice president. Mrs. Hendrix
'Fayrtte; corresponding secretary, Mrs
Billingsley, Glasgow; recording secretary,
Mrs. Allen. Mexico; treasurer Mrs Davis
Fayette, At the evening session an address
her subject being missions IN China"
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
A Child Killed by "A Revolver.

Leavenworth, Kas.,. May .7.--(special)
This evening Maud r. smith, the 5iyear-old
her fathers coat. which was hanging ON the
wall Behind the coat hung self-acting
revolver, which was discharged by the
childs hand. The ball struck her over the
right eye, penetrating the brain and causing
almost instant death The child was alone
with her four little brothers. the Oldest only
years of age.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

R1by Ind, May 7-Thc threatened raid
on the track did not oog-r to-day nor was
there amy interierCuoa gt any kind by the
state authorities. Results:
First re-Eleyen-s lNteentns of lulle.
Kiudora Won; Nativity, second; Florry
Meyers, third. Time, l;u
Second Tt"e--One-half mile. Miss Lyon
won: Security second; Colonel Nell, third
Time, H.5Jh.
Third race One mile, Lsmore won:
Spenioline, second; Constant. third. Time
:4Gia
Fourth race-slx furlongs Yucatan won:
Caesar. second; Character, third. Time,
Fifth e-Thlrteen-sixteenths OF a mile.
page Won: Mordette, second; Tom Sayre,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
Chicago. 10; Washington. o,

Chicago, May AFTER having what seem
ed to be sure victory, and after having
inning, the Colts went to pieces ana came
within an ace OF being defeated. Everett
and stewart however, came to the rescue
in the ninth, the lattcr's long double scoC-
ing the winning tally. Attendance, 1900.
Score.
Chicago .....O 2 A o o o l-1O 10 3
Washington...O > O q o ; . % 10 /
Batteries-Chicago, Terry and Donohue.
Washington Mercer, Mullarkey and Nc
CURE.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

New York May THE Brooklyn Jockey
Club held a meeting today. 1t was de-
urday, juno 15. which is the opening day
Of the Coney Island Jockey club spring
meeting. ON June 10 the Brooklyn Jockey
club viii open the season in this state
with the Expectation stakes and Brooklyn
Jockey cub handicap Under the new or
der Of ada.rs these are the richest stakes
to be ruu for
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
Half Rate Excursions TO South Missouri,
Arkansas and the Southeast.

On May p and June IL, round trip tickets
to South Missouri, Arkansas and the South
Rsnsas cy Fort ssot emmPhs maPmphs R9gie
road will be sold at rate OF one fare, with
minimum rate of ST. Tickets available for
tailed information, time schedules and
printed matter descriptive of the great
stock raising and fruit growing sections of
j. L. LOCKWOOD. g: r. and T. A.
Kansas City Mo
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
A Holiday at st. Joseph,

st. Joseph, No.. May 7-(SpeciaI0 The
corner stone of st. Joseph's magnificent
new high school building was laid this aft
ernoon in the. presence of 10000 people, with
ceremonies OF an impressive character. The
public schools Of the city Were dismissed
and all of the banks and many business
houses were closed during the afternoon,
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08
oil Flow in Bourbon County. Ka..

Fort Scott, Kas.. May 7-(Special) NJ
W. Twiner a farmer residing three miles
for water yesterday when. at the depth Of
nineteen feet he noticed a strong How OF
gas, coming from the well. He had the
tools pulled from the hole and in few
hours the oil had filled the hole to the
top. A great deal of land in the western
part OF this county has been leased to diff
one of them will sink a well in the neigh
borhood during the month.
Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1895-05-08

Lawrence, Kas, May 7.-(special) The
graduating recital OF Miss Beth Llngard
OF the senior class OF the university school
OF music. was held this evening at music
haIl. Ihe attendance was very large and
Mss LlnEarq VAS assisted in her recital by
u. w. Eaton. tenor,