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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
AN AMERICAN LEGEND.
Don't Make q Row Unless You Know Ysu
Arc Right.

Arc Right
Once upon time an eminent citizen
entered the Office of gas company and
threw down the months bill ne had re-
ceived that day and shouted:
Now, by the beard OF my father.
but | am wroth and want gore!''
Anything wrong?" kindly and SYM
pathetically queried the young man at
the window.
Wrong? Wrong7 Can you not readr
Can't you get that sum total through
your young and innocent headw
''Of surety l can, sir. / see by this
bill that you are charged with fifty
thousand feet of gas at one dollar and
a half per thousand, for the month of
August-total, seventy-fve dollars.
Prithee. sir, but why this fervidness OF
speech?'
Il never burned that gas!'
"But the meter. sir-the meter makes
no mistakes! However. will summon
here the secretary, who is man Of
more fiuency of speech than myself. :"
why this kick, my dear sir?" kindly
asked the secretary as he appeared.
because of the size of that bill.
But you must remember that last
month was long one"
But l was away on visit and my
house was deserted. l did not even
burn one foot of your internal old
gas
''Tis passing strange" quoth the
secretary. Il will summon hence our
president, who hath the knack of un-
raveling strange things"
Man, hath thy better senses left
tkee?" severely asked the president as
he looked out upon the kicker. Hath
news of war or the excitement of poll
tics turned thy head?'
Not by a jugfull How could l
burn your gas in my house was shut
up?'
.-Prithee, sir. no one says you burned
the gas, and no one denies that your
house was shut up. This bill is simply
for the leakage which always takes
place in house when the family is alb
sent. It's but triae. and if thou art
inclined to raise a great row and"
"Oh, no, no! mol l simply did not
understand. 1t looked like highway
robbery. Your explanation is not only
satisfactory, but here is the cash and [
beg your pardon for my unseemly con-
duct
And he counted down seventy-fve
big dollars, shook hands all around
and wished them peace and prosperity,
and his shadow had scarcely turned
the corner when a woman came in and
said they might take the shoes OF her
feet before she'd pay the outrageous
bill of one dollar and seventy-five cents
they had sent by the same mail.-De-
troit Free Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
WOOL MARKET.
London Auction scales

london, July 30.-The fourth ser400 q
the wool auction Gales closed today
with a strong and active Demand Am
erican buyers bought during the ssffeo
81. 900 bales. The continental buyers
took I9S. 600 bales and domestic lbs. oo0
bales. The number of bales Offered to-
day was 1899. OF which 500 were wfth>
drawn Tlre nth series viii open Move
ember % sales IN detail: New South
Wales 3.715 bales: secured 2Ad0is4ds
greasy 4Izasd Queensland ZOO bales
secured 6i4siGis'zd: greasy tdsd. VIC
tor!a 2,0s7 bales. secured s<dqlAld:
greasy ~. u lord. South AUSTRALIA l.
i5G bales: secured sand; greasy <h9
eli. Swan river 4s2 bales: grsAsy 4S0
"a. Tasmania IS bales; Ereasy e07hd
New Zealand 27s3 bales: scoursd eAd
Gisi5d; grassy &A9l0d- Cape Of Coo
Hope and Natal AZ bales: scoored
d4lsAd: greasy LGzikd.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
Government Weather Crop Report

Washington. July s0.-The weather
bureau in its report OF crop conditions
for the week ended July - says:
Drouth continues In western Ohio.
and is affecting crops unfRvorably in
portions or Pennsylvania. South Caro-
lima, Georgia. Southern Texas and Ne
braska. In Southern Michigan drouth
has been relieved but in the northern
part OF the state the rainfall has been
insufficient.
The general outlook for corn - ex-
cellsnt although unfavorable reports
are received from portions OF Nebraska
and Kansas and IL Is reported as late
in North Dakota, Indiana. Illinois.
Iowa and Missouri II Is making rapid
growth and caring In Iowa the best
crop ever grown in that state IL expect
ed. In the southern states an unusr-
ally fine crop IS now practically insured
The condition OF cotton IL probably leso
favorable than last week.
Harvesting OF spring wheat n advAn-
cling favorably IN South Dakota ana
southern Minnesota and VIII begin u
North Dakota this week.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
SHORT LIVES OF PREaoENrA

Only Fight ChSs Mag,stvssD Devs -
essdss Their Erpsessu~ss Of Iifs
From some recent lie insurance
statistics IL appears that The psesadsae
.isl ossce - fatal one.
A. WAshington's sug,rse1oa hb
expectation Of life, according 20 the
insurance tables, vas siItssa year,
bu. he lived only ten yearA.
The next seven pressdenh net only
lived out their erpee.stioa Of Lfs. but
the two A6amses. Jefferson, kAAsson.
Jackson. Van Buren, and Tyler szsssd-
&c j.
But Harrison fell nire ysars short %
~. expectation Of life- Polk .e~snsssa.
Taylor eleven. Pssrcs ssvsp. LfssssA
sixteen Johrscn seven. Grant ssvsa.
Havss three. garfield twenty-five saA
Arthur nf.esr- i. 10 true thas La
colin snd Garfield were ssasasos.eA.
but the assAss nz.ioa Of pssssdsss
snouI6 always be taken inSo soosuas
q, a possibility.
Our frat eight pr.sidsno sxrestsa
their eIpectst&on 81 life forty-av>
Years n The aggregate. while tbet
fLEfS<DgT$ S1as orc GREs~f~-& 49, 80
years sao-. TIA may ss<-n styaESS
when /. !. reooIj~c.ed ;sas tee isnsEs
q human lie hAs ss~a1ily inersssSk
during ;a~ een.s-v- The compiler 81
;Aess statistics S@SgsssA - sx1lAzs
..on- he say2s
The fsct seems plain 20 ne thss -
r-e.s1ert.xl GEO . bscozsrg Ton
r--Ss- f~- any rnr - azSE1y
--f.hou. s.ssas. certain sEo--sstsR e.
liza LIE Tss rssroasis2sty "a 10
treat. ~. .<rsscn 90 ass.rze.lrs. tASs
/ never .y..z sxpeef 20 49, pre>s
e.., ss-riv. tbs .z.i ssT.S4 e. Is as|
rrzI expectation
EvsdsatiJ tie p-esi.sn,lai osos ss
as.-rrozs o--. ID: vsry s-~ - e-r
,A.r.o.sr s.a.<szss vi srs- e~eas-s
q ~, -. 4ccoszL-Ai4ss.s Cssz>.ss-->
ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31

Milwaukee .4OoO 21o0-7 .
INDIANAPOLIS ........ % 8 Ill
Ratteries-Baker and Bolan; Fisher and
Mcfarland.
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Western League Games.

KANSAS CITY s; DETROIT 4.
Kansas iCty. July 30.-Score:
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RELIGIOUS AND EDUCATIONAL.

-Endeavo-ers in Iowa are following
the example of those in Kentucky by
sending personal letters 70 men IN the
state prison.
The Christian Scientists claim q
Membership Of SPA. They own seven
churches and SI3 halls, and claim
church property valued at $40, SEA
Jerusalem is 10 have Jewish uni-
versity if tho consent of the Ottoman
government caa be obtained 1t is in
tended particularly Tor Russian Jews.
--latest statistics give the number
Of Christian Endeavor societies in the
United States as 32.5sG IN foreign
lands, 6,si3; total mem bsrship, 2,37l,
$50.
Great success has attended the
Baptist mission work in North China
Around the three mission stations IN
that region there are now from eighty
70 one hundred small churches, with a
mem bership varying from SIX to sixty.
Tho great temple in the City OF
Mexico was a stone structure OF tive
stages or stories, 300 feet square at the
base and l2o high There were eight
similar structures of almost equal sise
IN the city, and nearly 1000 much
smaller.
1t is estimated that the Protestant
churches of America, Great Britain,
and Europe are represented in their
work for other lands by 9, 900 missiona-
ries and more than so, 900 native work
ers, and have expended during the last
year about s1e, 500 600.
The Salvation Army does . vast
amount of charitable as we'll rs relig-
ious work. In various parts of the
world last year It furnished meals to
2. 400, 9e2 poor people at from one-hslf
q cent to eight cents q meal and lodg-
ings at from two to twelve cents .
night to l, oS7, e5s pespie.
For more than a century the Mao
leods have been leading men in the
Church OF Scotland. Three of them
has presided as moderator over the
general assembly, and the fourth, Rev.
DR. Donald Macleod of Glasgow, has
Just been chosen for that Office. DR..
Macleod is the editor Of Good Words
The degree of IL. D., conferred
upon the CongreeatiunaIist minister,
Washington GLADDEN., By Notre Dame
University. is ono OF those little evil
dences OF the growth of liberal feeling
which it rs always pleasant to see. 1t
was, we believe, the first degree OF the
kind ever given by the university to q
non-Catholiu. -Provldence Journal
French students having adopted
college sports, are now taking up col.
lege concert tours The ''Saltim-
banques Amateurs" has been organized
IN a Paris Lycee, whose show still in
clude gymnasts, actors, MUSICIANS con-
Jurors. and performers with trained
animals. They viii travel about the
country during tho holidays and give
the proceeds to charity.
The statistics OF tho Methods:
Episcopal Church South for 1894 show
l3475 church edifces, an increase OF
se0; s,7ss travelling preachers, = gain
o. 900: and 1880, s77 church members,
indicating growth during the year OF
57,I67. There are 500. $50 scholars in
the Sunday-schools, of which there are
1861. There are II, ss3 pastors and
1,462. 7eO members in all the colored
Methodist churches
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DRY GOODS MARKET.


New York July 3os-Arenfs havs 3D.
vancoA the prices OF Annoy. Pound Stor
ling 3s-incfr and <0-inch brown springs
IA cent eachNand Pr-quot A se-fnoh and
i 40-inct brown stIcetings u cent each
There was a much increased attend
ance OF buyers in the market and esps-
cially fer a Tuesday Their Inquiries
covered brown and bloached c0ttossA
domestic fabrics. blankets. crsss GOODS
and prints and OF each there were fair.
~ good Gales. esversl makes OF wool
ianneis are well sold ahead into the
late autumn months and prices Az
higher for all Others. A leading sT-n-
cy has advs need the price for al blsn-
keta per cent Printing cloths nrm
1T "a cents pluSsonc per cent
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Washington ........10OOooo1&5 9
LOUISVILLE IS; ST. LOUIS ..

Louisville. July 30-The Browns played
Ike schoolboys today and the Colonies
had walkover. Staley was knocked out
Of the box in the fifth inning. Attend
ance. 900. Score:
r II f
Louisville ...2oo1S 40 2-1S % 2
St Louis....0 OO00 0O1-2 IL s
T.atteries-Louisville, Inks, McCreery.
Warner; st. Louis, Staley, kissinger and
Miller Earned runs-Louisville,7 Z. Base
on errors-Louisville. 6; St Louis, l. Left
on bases-Louisville. 10; St. Louis. s.
.; off Staley ? Struck out-By Inks, ,;
by Kissinger. l. Three-base hits-Shu-
CART. !: Wright, Gettinser. Two-base
hits-Kissinger, . Sacrifice hits-O Bren,
Shucart Stolen haseS-Sheehan, Brown,
Clark. Wright Wild ptch-McCreery.
Passed balls-Warner, Miller. Umpire
Jevne Time, 80
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Almost Wiped Out.

Florida natives like to maize game Of
inquisitive travellers. An English cock
new was talking with cracker"
Yes said the Floridian, I'VE had an
awful fire down in Swamp City last
week Only seventeen houses left
standing"
My goodness. How many were there
before?"
"Eirhteenr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
-. LON. Grain

g. Louis. July 5--Flou--T>oze-, eT'1a
fancy. c.Er3G. fancy. <2sys12 -; choice.
= -.G16
Whezt-DuU s,5 Inactive. opened 'oTs-
o. heavy DulB-h receipts. Nc real = sa<-
ness vas clsp played. how evec. az re bay
s-s au-cuEbsret ne sellers. znc - DrE~ :
became the demand TIA: ? rslly foaoTef--
au- re market eassd H1slly o. EcN~r
cables ara domestic trading Nc. : f-4-
cash. o.; July. 49,. S@7te-->er. sa'-.e-
Co-u-IfuIi ard heavy T1ra Atfte g 70
z-@-uisficr- No rnsIe1- casn. - .
July e. BID Septsusber. <Ss- %
Gz--DEil ard easier for flturss. Fr7t
'rrasss none altered No 2 cash. =. -
81. July. - BID. eey,sEnbeT. - - bl-
Rve-EzEy. e. No. regular
Ea-tsy-So--lrzi
Flzxsee5-siessy. spot. KS: Angus.
EIs
com r-ezf-E fN1zST.
Bran-F.r-a eas II demand =; &. east
t-a-k-
Ezy-RS.her Gull sxcep: to- chose
S-ases. timothy. walsh u scarce AID Arm.
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M Elncnfinnisr

Mrs Fogg-Oh. yes Miss Della Sa-t
is fine elocutionist- She reads SO
naturally and every word is uttered
with sach dist;nctness.
Mr.. Fogg-H'mi Reads distinctly aad
naturally, does she? Well, all I've Cos
10 say is. she is noelocutionist--B
Transcript.
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81. Louis Protir.ce.

ST.. Louis. July a-Butter-Cnch&ngeG
E-CS-Higher. Si-sISc.
Whiskey$l. Tor distillers' finished
goods.
I.ead-FTrrn: sales. two cars Missouri.
Sc SaI-: one car Missouri. and five chemical
hard, az $751;. with same bid fo- more
chemical
Speiter-Heid AZ SS10. but no sales
Cotton ties and bagEnE-C 1changed-
Pork-Standard mess. Sl0.Sse.
I.ard-Prim steam. SEQ. choice. $5-le-
Bacon-Shoul6ers. (hoNedl. s6.Ss3s: longs,
s.. -: ribs. $6.Ssis; shorts, 500.
Drv salt meats-Shoulaers, CboSed).
& d21-; longs, ss-S9ls: ribS. $50; shorts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
THINKS BETTER OF 1T.
Sheriff Naylor Decides Not to Ask the Coy
ernor for Troops.

Topeka, Kan, July 30.-It IS now
thought that there will be TO trouble OF
a serious nature with the Pottawotomie
and Kickapoo Indians. Sheriff Naylor
of Holton. who failed in his efforts TO
arrest several obstreperous Indians.
though still in town has not carried out
his threat to call upon the governor for
troops to aid him in arresting the ac-
cused redskins. The trouble grows out
of a lease Of certain hay lands on the
reservation to white men.
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KILLED BY PARTIES UNKNOWN.
Body of Sanford Duncan of saltwater
Found Near Pawnee.

Saltwater. Q. T. July S0.-(Special)-
A report reached here Sunday morn
ing that the body Of Sanford Duncan,
one of the original founders OF the
town Of saltwater. was found yester-
day on the banks OF the Arkansas river
near the town of Pawnee. The cause
OF his death was a gunShot wound
by parties unknown.
Mr. Duncan came 20 this country
from Ravenna. Kansas. IN 1859, and
has been closely identified with Still
water and Payne county ever since.
He was a Free Mason. and a number
OF Frontier Lodge, No. 6. The fraterni-
~ at once sent a committee 70 the
scene Of the tragedy 70 investigate the
killing and bring the remains 10 Still
va or for intermert.
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Woman Choked to Death.

Choctaw City, 1. T., July s1.-(SpeciaD
Mrs. ]. F. Mitchell, living north OF
town, was murdered last night. She
was on her way home before dark and
was killed by some unknown party. Her
neck shows marks as if she had been
choked TO Ieath
The citizens turned out after the muir
Gerer and arrested two colorSd men,
who are now under guard.
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NEW WORK. II. WASHINGTON :

Washington. July 30.-Amos Rusie
pitched in his old style, while Boyd was
an easy mark. Mslarkey took his place
In the last half of the game but also
proved Ineffective. Attendance, $500.
Score:
r II F.
Washington 0O0ooo1s- I
New YOrk..3 / o / III = l
Batteries-Washngto Boyd. Malarkey,
Mcclure and Coogan; New York, Rusie
and Wilson. Earned runs-New York, IA;
Washington, ,. TWo-base hitsCart-
wright, Herman, Van Haltren, Rusie and
Davis. Home runs-Abbey, Joyce. Stolen
bases-Stafford, Farrell. Base on balls
OFF Rus;e. >. Left on Washington.
g. New York. g. Struck out-By Boyd. l.;
by Malarl1ey. 3; by Rusie, 6. Umpires-
Hunt and Heydler. Time, go
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MuIhalI Has a Word to SAY.

Mulhan. o. T. July So.-(Speciao-
The crack" ball team OF Enid claims
the championship OF the Territory al
So has a standing challenge 10 any
ball team in Oklahoma. The EMO pan
club is somewhat out Of our class but
81 they VIII guarantee To bring first
class team TO Perry some Sunday, we
will go 10 the expense of taking our
team there and play them for an!
amount over $50. but no sum less thar
$50 IL they have not disbanded, let
them answer this through this paper
We have written, also telesraphed,
the manager Of that team but receiNed
no reply.
tSigned)
MULHALL BASEBALL TEAM.
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" WILL ADDRESS THE VETERANS.
John j. Ingalls, and Other Noted Kansans
booked for The Caldwell Reunion.

Caldwell. Kan, July 30.-The eighth
annual reunion OF the Chickaskia Vet
eran association opened here today and
will last during the week. Tomorrow
is w. +. c. day and Hon. Dick Blue
will address the assembly. Bernard
Kelly and Department Commander
Harris will speak Thursday. On Fri
day Hon. John ]. ingalls, Will deliver
an address
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
Oklahoma Games.

Perry. o. T. July So.-(SpeciaD-The
game of baseball played here Saturday
last between the Perry and Enid mines
called out the largest and most en-
rhusiastic crowd of this year at the nali
grounds. \ large number OF loNers OF
1ba na-ional game came overland from
Enid to witness the game.
Perry won by score of II 10 o.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
YIGILANTS CHASE 4 LAWYER
IT Takes Attorney Gray OF Hennessey Ten
Miles to Eyade Them

Hennessey. o. T. July s0.-A posse OF
yi-ilantes who have been securing he
country west OF here for horse thieves
gave Lee ". Gray. leading attorney
OF Hennessey. a ten mile chase late yes
terdav afternoon. Gray had beea Wis
iting his fathers ranch forty miles -
the west OF town and was returning
when seen by the viSilantes- They
-nistook him for one Of the thieves they
we're hunting and fearing that = he
halted within range they would shoot
him. he put spurs 70 his horse and not
until after a hard ride did he evade
rhnm
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DIDN'T KEEP \ LIST.
Warrants Out for Alleged Yio stors o. OK
homa.s Hide Inspection Law.

Perry. Q. 7, July fSQeciall-
Among the laws enacted By the las.
legislature 20 protect the caCtle inter
ests OF this territory = one providing
tina; all parties butcherins stock Or pur-
chasing hides or pelts in this territory
shall De required 10 keep a record OF Ihe
marks. brands .colo-s. from whom pur-
chased. and. by the party butcherinE.
.he sex and age mus. also be kept aid
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While We Wash the Dishes

~ leave you foreverr' she scorntuily
calculated, striding from the nom
II these words were spoken BY ths
new woman TO some tender, helpless
nan. how dreadful would they te.
But it was the Hired Girl. How IT,
N,r,lp-
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PHILAnELPHIA 10: RRooKLYN 5.

Philadelphia, July 30-Both teams put
up an eTratic game OF ball and both pitch
ers were freely hit. Attendance, 1853.
Score:
r II F.
Philadelphia ..04 10000 0 s do 13 3
Brooklyn ...........0 o 0 600 a O. 5 y )
Battries-Philadelphi Taylor and Gle
ments; Brooklyn, Lucid and Grim. Earn
ed runs-Philadelphia, 4; Brooklyn, 4.
Two-base hits-Taylor. Home runs
Hamilton, Thompson. Sacrifice hits
Cross. Boyle. Stolen base-Griffin. Left
On philadelphia, 6; Brooklyn, 8.
Struck out-Hamilton, Treadway, La
Chance, Lucid. Double playS@CroSs,
Clements and Boyle Base on errors
Philadelphia, .; Brooklyn, B. Base on
balls-Of Taylor. /; off Lucid, .. Passed
ball-ClementS. Cmpire-Burnham. Time,
2:o5.
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Armv Worms Near Hennessey.

Hennessey, o. T, July 30.-Army
worms have made their appearance in
some places in this vicinity and are do
ing great damage TO alfalfa. kaffir corn
and some of the late corn, though most
OF il is beyond damage. Two days hot
winds have dmaged late corn some.
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ghe auiea su Eagle: aedmesday aprmng gury a1 1885

ard prairie n.arke. overs,ocked. causing
3 decline OF &c today.
Eooi-ou.et; unchanged.
Recelpts-Flour.S SO; wheat. eco: corn,
-. 10: oats. 5cHe.
Shirr-eat-F!our. 1l.eoo. wheat. 2i.5oo:
corn. Sc eo0. oats, i. 90
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k,nasaitr1r.in s:nrker.

Kansas City. July Sl-wEeat-one and
cents lower; No : hard. 65iz Csc: No. :
red. sc: rejected, +5eS55c-
Cora-Firmsr. No. mixed. SsiSGSSSc
No white. CO. az
Oais-Slov: Nc. : mixed. -; No.
white, 21G22c.
Rye-No. :. 44c-
Brau-F'irIn, 5S-IsIc.
Hsy-Firmi timothy. S-ag9-5o; praire.
s5.osG6.5a.
Butter-Firm: creamery. lSsi5c; dairy.
1ofri2c.
Egg-Stea6y, &C.
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address BY a Graduate.

Lawrence. Kan, July 30.-The annual
opening address Of the Kansas Univer-
sity at the opening Of the fal term in
September will be delivered by Hon. J.
w Gleed of Topeka. He is the first
graduate OF the school TO deliver IL.
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Nay-lcr va, Say, kosc.s, don't
de-. cala,I;sy isowiess make yer tired?
Ee5tfal Rciyers->aw; cey amt half
- bad IS der b.siuecs revival shouters
vets in1uicer.ive cause yer amt at
work.-Puck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31

Kansas City. July So.-Cattle-Receipts
$500: shipments. 2.l01: market for best
steady: others weak 20 10 cents lower;
: 81. stockars and feeders, s. 75ai4-lO.
Hogs-Receipts, 100; shipments. 3p'
market 10 to - cents lower; bulk sales.
81 s5GI4 80; heavies. Si6e6ii-75. packers. $40
al 81: mixed Si6Oa4.so; lights, Si-lV0S-ve;
workers. "a CO.'S 20: n gs 8; Jsff4.15.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; shipments none'
market steady.
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COTTON NAHhEc (.
New York.

New York. July 31-Cotton-Quiet: mid
ding, &c: net receipts none: gross, AZ
bales: exports 10 Great Britain, l.eel bales;
exports 10 the continent. - bales; Tor
warded. As bales: sales. 1tse bales. al
SINNERS: STOCK. l.6. - bales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31

ST. Louis. July 0.-Cattle-Receip;s. 3
900; shipments, SO: market active, strong
export and shipping steers, s.. 9-sJS-.o. TAR
TO medium. s.. 7-sl5 70: choice. $50. butch
er's and dressed beef. $A00GS.@.
HoEs-Receipts, 100, shipments, sW'
market 10 cents lower; heavy, 81. s5g5.oU.
packers. s+.elG4-90; light. - s5ei@n -.
Sheep-Rece!pts. Loo; shipments. 40;
market frmer.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
PLAYS TIT FOR TAT
e1RATES WIN TIE SECOND OF THE
SERIES FROM The COLTS

Bunch OF Hits In the Fifth Inning, Added
the Game is Won-Free Hitting and
Free Hand Playing Generally at Phil
adelphia-Rusie Reminds Folks of Old
Times-Browns Play Worse than the
Colonels-Western Games-Mulhan and
the Territorial Championship.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
Sterling Bridge is all Right.

Sterling. Kan. July 30-The Arkansas
river is a standstill and no further
rise is looked for. Hundreds Of acres
Of corn and pasture are overfiowed
and it is feared Will result IN injury TO
corn: The bridge is all right.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31

81. Louis. July So-Cottou-ouie:: no
sales reported: quoted a l-l6c for md
ding: receipts, Sle bales; shipments, ~
bales; stock. 10 40 bales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. July -Hogs-Receipts. 5000;
market dull and 10 cents lower: NSht, HS
oslo: rough, $4-5oa4-1V. mixed. SLSesio-vV'
heavy. 81. 59G5.i0.
Cattle-Receipts. 4.Olo: market steady.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000, market 10 cents
higher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-31

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