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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-01
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-01

Omaha, Neb., Dec. 31.-Cattle-Receipts
Loo. There was good active demand,
both from killers and for shipping and
speculative account, and trade was active
from the start, with prices fully dime
higher than Saturday. There was about
same advance in butchers and Gamers
stock. Business in feeders had consider
able life and prices as rule were
stronger.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000. Trade was brisk
at Sale cents advance for about all
grades. The heavy and butchers weight
hogs sold at 81 25@4.55. with poor to choice
light and light mixed stuff at s3.S0di. %.
Pigs sold at $3.00d3.75. The pens were
cleared early. the bulk selling at Si159
4.3o as against S410d4.20 Saturday and
"a. 0o04.25 last Monday.
Sheep-ReceiptS, LOO.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-01
CHICAGO Markets.

The leading futures ranged as follows:
Articles Op'ing Hight Low't Clos'g
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-01
GRAIN MOVEMENT.
WICHITA MARKETS.

Wichita, Dec. 81, 1894.
HOGS.
Hog market 10 cents higher.
The following are the representative
eeles of hogs at the yards today:
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CATTLE.

Cattle market strong. Good butcher
stock in strong demand.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the renreSen tatlVe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-01

NTASQUE SUITS FOR REST-FACES Al
M Wholesale. Nary l. Palmer. zI0 Main
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1895-03-02

Sill faut en- croire Dame Rumeur,
les trayaux DIES Water Works ne
sont pas fats d'apres lie plan ct les
specifications. En- premier lieu lie
grand tuyau qni a etc place dams le
bayou qui devait avoir quarante
pleds de long a tout au plus vingt
cinq pieds. Les soupapes qui gar
nissent les tuyaux Inspiration qul
plongent dams lie putt sont en- CUR au
lieu asetre en- cuivre. Les foundations
du reservoir deYraient etre plus pro-
fondes ct les pierres qul couronnent
ces foundations devralent avoir douze
pouces d'epaisseur. Les tuyaux dams
les =rues sont converts dun bout a
Iautre contrairement aux speciica-
tons, etc.
ST les contribuables demandent Ia
publication DIES specifications ct du
eontrat, c'est qu'ils veulent ave 81
lie eomit6 nomm6 pour surveiller les
travaux i fat son devoir GU outre'
passt ses pouyoirs. II eu ont par
faitement lie drolt, Il Sc sont euS
payent, ct CONNIE payeurs lis veulent
SAVIOR a quot sen tenir. Nous avons
respoir que lie comite Sc conformera
a leur requete.
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Les mardi gras Sc suivent, mais ne
e ressemblent pas. L'annee der
mere, les Men Of Milth nous ont
dDnnee IN calnaval assez bien reussi
qai await attire IN foule de gems de
y campagne. Celui de la presente
aimee, organise sous les auspices des
Chevaliers de Ia Joie a etc lon
|degaler celul de l'annee dernl6fe.
LIE roi arrive !; midi ct demi monte
sur lie char royal, escorte par sa
eavalerie, ct par qnelques pages aux
requirement carnayalesques, lie tout
|pfeeedt par une bande de musique a
|iavenant, Son ZIllustre Majestic q
parcoura les principles rues de notrc
eslle faisant ladmiration DIES quelques
@persoanes qui Sc trouvaient dams les
laes. i sept heares ct denIe du
olr, il "a eu une seconde parade,
elalree psf des feux rouees qui
| hlsaieat I'admiration de tous les
samins. .Pnis le Roi ct sa suite Sc
cont rendns 4 l,optra on son @altesse
royale, Nr. Il. Pieoa a choisi Nellie.
Celeste BonviIlain CONNIE sa RENE.
Apres eettc imposants certmonie, les
danses ont commence ct Sc sont pro-
longees bien avant dams la mutt au
grand honheur des Chevaliers de la
Joie.
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Une nouvelle invention pareourt
Edpnls quelques jours les rues de
Rame. Il est vrai que les plu:es
pesase contlnuelles sont loin Gle Ia
hroriser, mails qu'lmporte L'inven-
don est reelle : ellie est meme digne
De rAmerique. II sagit dun tricycle.
don't les roues ell caoutchouc impri-
nent en- PEASANT DIES annoECes sur lie
Rotor des.Iues.
'Dss hommes pages a Ia joarnee
pr DIES agences sp6eiales Sc prone
Rnt de deux henres en- deux heares,
Aissant sur lie pave "Magasln de
hule nouveautG Fratelli Boceoni.''
FPuis Ditmar, lampes a huile,
|hmpes a petrole, lampes electriques.
Fest une reclame nouvelIe ct tres
PEE eoateuse d'autant plus qu,on
pent changer lie c%aoutchouc DIES roues
|iussi souyent que Ton veut, ct
|~taacune des trois rous du tricycle.
|peut ayoir me annonce special a
Fmpnmer.
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LIZ THEATRE EN- AMERIOUE.

iSe'CiiS ISDSIe, IL ccleDIe
societaire de la Comedie-Francaise
qui fait un'voyage en- Ameriuue ct
qui a passe quel9ues iours a New
York. c~omnlunique 4 un de nos
confferes ses impressions sur lie
theatre AMERICAN. NJ. Febyre a va
la plnpart DIES pieces qui Sc %jouent a
NeWA orh, ct il Il etudie les artistes
lui les interpfGtent, ct sill a relieve
beaucoup de honnes chooses, il a
trouve aussi DIES crltiques a faire. IL
a etc cho4ue, par eNemple, de voir
certalns acteurs parler aux femmes
savec les mains profondGment enfon-
Gees dams leurs poches il q etc
snrpris de o On autre actear entrcr
dams un salon la canine a la main ct
tout en- causant, a6poser son chapeau
sur une table a cote de Ia dame 4
laqueile il falsait visite. Ce sont la
DIES fantes de goat qu'aucun homme
ben eieve ne commettra, pas plus en-
Amerilue Qu'ailleurs. Et N. Febyre
continue
-ipres avoif vi>itt les princl-
pauN theatres ct entendu les neil
'eurs com6liens de la Vile, il ne
sembie cue dams 'opinlon de tous
ceuS qui aiment rtellement Fart dra-
matllne, ct chaoun salt 4 quel degre
les Americans aiinent Get art leta-
hlissemeat dun conservatoire national
Gle defamation. drame ct comedie,
dot etre dune imp6rieuse necessitt.
Il nest pas dart qui matt 81 gram
mali. On n'acguiert pas Tart du
comedIen CONNIE on attrape I'm rhume.
Get art dot 6tre lie lesultat dune
vocation ct monte choix pur ct simple
dune profession.
.Cette eco.a aurait pour efet de
bonner lie style, eette qualite mai
tresse qui caracterise lie grand artistic.
Comment Interpreter Shakespeare,
Goethe, Schiller, CorneiIle, Racine
sans avoir les premieres notions de la
prosodie ct de II punctuation. Duel
que soft lie langage qu'on parle lors-
quon interprete I'm auteur, lie seul
art de prononcer les mots distincte-
ment ct correctement demande force
ment une etude patiente ct laborleuse.
Ii nest pas necessaire de rarpeler
tette phrase dun critique c6lebrc {:
En- Aneleterre, disait-il, y q pour lie
comedien autant de facons de parler
anglais quill Y q de comGdiens anglais
pour le parIer." Une ecole rationale
de defamation est lie seul moyen de
r6aliser &c reve lunite de langage."
: VI. Febvre volt dams Ia creation de
cette ecole une question d'utilit6
publique ce con~seryatoire sera lie
refuge du beau langage, lie dernier
remport du style, ct petit a petit il
epurera lie govt DIES acteurs ct du
public. Sans quot, dams %quelaues
annees il pcnrra arriver que pour
faire rlre lie %spectateur on vera un
beau soir Polonius ct Ophelia, Othello
Desdemone danser Inc gigue aussi
inopportune que deplacee.
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Par suite de Ia baisse des eaux du
Avon, Ii navigation des bateauS Sc
puve suspendue. Il ny a plus
%nintenant cue les chalands qui
haven't nayiguer.
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lie plantation sucrl6re s'est ven
Zoe liz Il q%uelqnes 5ours, dams Ia
Brroisse Assumption somme de
s6Geo; sous administration re-
rb!icaine or en- aurait 9btenn 81
|jN.
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lie n4gre, Januars'Wrisht age de
q ans, trouve conpable de ~l'assassi,
bit du Negro Anderson Lincoln ct
nnda nre a Ia peine de mort etc
5ndu bier, dams Ia prison de Ia
rroisse, en- presence Ges lemons
NUS par la loi.
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/ Les ehemlns qui ttaient ces jours
|dmiers dams un tres mauvais etat
unmencent 8 s'ameliorer. Encore
|auelquts Jours Gle beautemps ct
awlques reparatlons lis seront
|arrossables.
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LES EFFETS DUNE BALE LEBEL.-
On ecrit de Moulins (France,) qu'un
taureau s'etait echappe du champ de
foire, ct r6fugi6 dams la forGt de
Moladler, pres de- Moulins.<
La solitude Tavait rendu fGroce !:
il poursuivait les bncherons ct meme
en- blessa deux.
LIE MARIE du village pria lie colonel
DIES chasseurs ~d'organiser une battue,
pour debarrasser la forGt de Get hote
dangereux. L'animal, cerne dams
une clairiere, recut n bale de
carabine Lebel.
&c p~rojcctile, entire dams l'epaule
est ressortl par la croupe, traversant
lie taureau de part en- part. Les gros
os ataient troues CONNIE 4 Iemporte-
pieces sans etre brises. On estime
que cette bale aurait traverse lie
corps de hut hommes places a la
file.
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LIE

La recOlte de riz de Ian Gernier.
lnferleur en- quantite 4 une r6colte
%ordinaire, s'est vendue i d'assez
bons priX ct lie resultat a etc de faire
considerer lindustrlc riziere CONNIE
la plus prospele dc toutes les indus
tries agricoles du pays. Aussi nest
IL pas etonnant que ~beaucoup de
persOnnes sont tentees de Sc iivrcr 4
la culture de Ia ceIeale cette aimee.
les autreS cultures n'ottrant que ben
q encouragement actuellement. Beau
coup de t%erres, dams cette paroisse,
seront done ensemencees en- riz.
commes Giles letaient il \ a quelGucs
annees, aiors que lie riz ttait In seulc
culture que pouvaient entreprendre
les petits planteurs. Nous remar.
qnons que dams b~eaucoup d'autres
paroisses on cette culture await etc
abandonn6 ellie sera reprise ct que
dams celles on ellie await continue 4
etre Il dies puncjpales rtcolte>,
CONNIE Plalaemine, Calcasieu, etc,
on est dispose a angmenter considG-
Iablement l'etendue de la culture.
An Texas, quelques milliers d'acres
sont ensemencGs en- riz.
lie resultat sera, 81 lann6e est
boAne pour lie riz, unc recoite consi-
ct IN puS tres BIAS pour les
qualities nfGrieures. Mais les BONES
qualities obtlendront probabIement un
prix reasonable ct il serait prudent
lie chercher a produire uEe bonne
merchandise. Tn avantage reserve
aux paroisses riveraincs est ceIui de
pouyoir expGdier lie riz al marche
plus tot Que Ia region rizlere du sud
Quest de letat Oh l'ensemencement SC
fait plus tard pour profter de la
saison ordlnalre DIES plules.
In paysan de Palombara romano,
tue IN mouton. Sa petite file, agee
de hut ans, examine tous les mouve-
ments de son pere, tous les mouve-
ments de la bGte 6gorg6e ct semble
avoir IN plaisir infni q cette opera
ton pourtant assez triste en- sol. !
lie lendemaln, quand lie paysan ct
sa femme sen Won't aux champs, Ia
petite dit 4 son frere, age de quatre
ans "Niens, nous allons jouer au
mouton ecorche y lie bambin suit
sa scar qui est armee de deuX cou-
teaux affiles. On arrive dams lie Pre-
yoisin. La petite Celia dit Il son
Peppino de s'etendre CONNIE ceci, ct
CONNIE celia ; quand lie pauyre petit
s'est mis- excitement en- position,
Clelia lui plonge son couteau dams Ia
gorge ct lui tranthe lartere calrotide.
Deja lie petit monstre est a ouvrir Ia
poitrine du pauvre Peppino quaint un
,,. 1 ;~itN .~
pc uvante la petite file ct appelle
eS parents cOnsternes.
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A0UYELLEs LOCALES,

MANAGEMENT DAMS LES TRAINS 4
n.cr EFT La MALLE-POSTE.-De-
.u,s a~uelques jours,Ih y a Gu un
Engagement dams les trans a passa-
,ers ct Ia malle-poste a Thlbodaux
,opne suit
nFpaRTS A ARRIVES -
vo s6 i 8 q. m. 81 a 9:15 a. N.
.asa1n:50 ana. 80 a 1880 p. IN.
/ 60 1910 /. N. 81 a 500 p. N.
NALLEPOSTE.
DEPARTS -
N Sc .-.maiI de fEst.
4. rs de I0uest.
"a. do FIST ct de rOuest.
ARRIVES
xo5,..............E Est ct Quest.
ID sc Est.
20 Guest.
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E1NGT FoIs BIGAME.-D'apres les
declarations que Went de faire Nine
Howard, son mari serait a coup sur
lie champion DIES bigames. D'apres
ellie, Howard s'appelle Charles Il.
Jones ct il = II femme dams vingt
J Etats difierents.
Jones, qui s'est appels tour a tour
Leroy, Dubois, Martin, Munson,
Cornelius. Harris, DAVIS, Williams,
Brown, Spalding, Smith, Rogers,
Robinson ct Robbins, Went du Wis
consin.
Ii ne faisait pas lie difficile ct,
veuves, %jeunes files on femmes
agees, lui convenient pourvn que la
future cut quelques blliets lie mile
dollars a son credit, dams une banque
GU aiIleurs.
Les a,nours de Jones duraient
juste assez de temps pour lul permet,
ire de gagner IatiectIon ct les beaux
ecus de Ia naive qui s'etait fee a lui,
puts I'm beau matin il d~eguerpissait.
Jones a etc arrGte plusieurs fois,
mails il a etc relache sous caution ct
les autorites mont plus entendu
| parler de lui.
lie dernier marriage contracte par
Jones a etc avec une demoiselle
Dubois, qui demeurait pres de
Blnghamton, y. Y.
On ma iusqu'a present decouvert les
mons de vingJ DIES victimes de ce
L%ovelace.
Une anecdote sur Mgr Midland,
lie predecessor du cardinal Desprez
a rarchevech6 de Toulouse.
Traversant un jour une place sur
laouelle etait etabli un marche aux
pores, il fut invectiv6 par IN indlvldu
qui s'ecria au moment OH IL passalt ::
III ny sur cette place que des
cures ct DIES cochons ! -
Des rires Sc font entendre. Lab
be Midland s'adresse 4 son insulteur
ct lui dit
Mon ami etes-vous cure?
oh =! uon lui r6pond-il.
Dams &C cas-, reprend le pretre, 81
! yous n'Gtes pas cure, concluez
Inutilc dajouter que les rleurs
changerent de cote.
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La troupe dramatique de Bernard
Chase, don't OIL Sc rappellera toujours
les brlllantes soir6es qu'elle q donnGes
dams notre sale .d'optra, Went H.
s'assurer les services du professor,
Mellon, artlste DIES plus d~istinguGs ct
Mentor de toutes les troupes qul
honOraient notre scene-dramatique.
En- pendant les services de Mr.. Mellon
qui a etc pendant tout lie temps quill
est rest6 parmi nous, lie bout en- train
ct l'organisateur de tous les divertls-
sements, 0 j%eunes gems ont perth
leur bras droit ct Sc trouvent actuel-
lement livres a leur propre intelli-
gence.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
NORFOLK LOCAL NEWS.
STEAMER DESTROYED.
The Isle of Wight Burned at Smith.
field

'"S 'S'e VI WiRht ourneu al Smitn
field.
The steamer Isle of Wight, OF the
Old Dominion Steamship Llne, was
destroyed by fire at SmIthteld. Isle Of
Wight county, on James river, yestsr-
day morning about O'Clock. The
steamer was 442 ton vessel aud was
built in Brooklyn in 1893. She was
1854 feet III length. 2S4 feet beam and
s feet inches in depth and valued al
500, 900. She WAS one of tho best ships
of the river line and has been running
between Norfolk and Smithield since
her arrival in these waters.
The agent of the company has no
idea how the fire originated. When
the fire was discovered she WAS pushed
from her wharf into the stream, aud
AL attempt was made to scuttle her,
which could not be- accomplished IN
time to save the vessel.
When the news reached Norfolk Mr..
Nj, B..Crowell. went to Smithield on the
steam or Accomack and returned last
night. MIR. Oroweil said that the
origin of the ire GOULD not be learnsd /.
That the vessel is sunk in Pagan
Creek and is total loss. A new
steamer has already been contracted for
to take the place OF the Isle of Wight
The vessel WAS insured for about
two thirds of her value. The light from
the fire was distinctly seen in this CITY
by reporter of The NIRGINIAN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
Strawberries For the Face.

a southern woman says that sho has
found it good plan when coming in
from drive or walk at this season to
bathe the face in tho juice of strawhcr-
ries. 1t is cool and refreshing to tie
skin. and whore the complexion is pale
adds pretty pink tinge. Tho water in
which oatmeal and bran have soaked
IRE old fashioned yet excellent remedies
for giving IA smooth skin. Some country
maldcns use II congestion brcwrd from
elder flowers to remove frccklcS. Ii is
less harmful and more effective than
many newfangled drug.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
i.OliCe Court.

Julia Dawley, colored, breach of the
peace, continued FROM the 10Th; dis
missed on payment of Sl.25 costs.
Elizabeth Freeman. colored, luuucy
committed for examination.
George Cornlck, colored, cruelty to
animals; fined S3.25.
George Johnston, oolored, larceny of
two pair of pants. the property OF
james Thompson, valued at $40, con
timed from the Goth; dismissed for
want of evidence.
Nathan Fival. white, charged with
felony; case partly heard and continued
until the I'd of September for further
evidence.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
MUM Y0N
PRESENTS MORE EVIDENCE
Testimony from Sufferers Who Have
Been Cured by Munyon's
Remedies.

zion. Wilbert +. Farnham. rec entity tho
candidate on the | rohibition ticket for
Seefetary of stat. of Massachusetts, says:
zone bottle OF Munyon's dyspepsia Cure
cured ME OF very aggrayHtei use OF
dyspepsia and stomach trJu, lie. from which
mad suffered Tor years. do not usually
give testimonu \, but III this case tbe euro
was 10 ted su thoroughly and quickly that
deem it my duty Tat other u erers
phould know OF it.
Louis Cupp, 1915 SAMSON street. Philadel-
phia. the st ward o. FoIepaughs Circus,
saws Il was sub Get to most malignant at
Ia Ks OF rhoumat SIN, None o; the many
remedies l usel did me any good until /
Its cite Is were marked. Tho pain lc t
almost Instantly and within short time l
was entirely cured
Munyou Remedies act almost instantly,
speedily curing the most obstinate cases.
Hhenmatism cured III from one TO thi ee
GAYS dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
Guic' Is relieved. Cutarrh positively cured.
Coughs and colds etfectuallv cure!. Headache
cured in five minutes. Nervous diseases
promptly cured, aud HI inev Iro Ibl, q. iles
Neuralgia. Asthma and oil Female Com
plants quickly curei. These remedies are
cold by all druggists. neatly for 25c per
and vigor to weak and deb,litated men
Price. 81.
Those who are in doubt rs to the nature
OF their diseases should address Prof. Mum
yon, 1875 Arch street. Phliadel phi.i, giving
Gull symptoms o. their disease. Prof Nun
son Will carefully diagnose the case and ri We
YOU the bcneit OF his advice absolutely free
OF all charge. The remedies will lie sent
TO ANY address OH receipt of retail price.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01
ELIZABETH CITY. N. G.

ELIzABErn CRY. N. O.. August 81, =
Tho Naval Reserves held . special
meeting Mt the Armory last night.
Nothing Of Importance was done.
Tho steamer Nowbern made the last
OF hor daily trips to Nag's Head to.
day. She will stop there twice week
Tor the next month. The hotel there
closes to-day and very fow people arc
lett ut the resort. A good muny per
sons came up from thore yesterday and
to day.
team composed Of employees of the
north Carolina Iron Works will play n
match gamo OF baseball this afternoon
win tho Cyclones, the crack team Of
tue town. Tho iron men say they have
stronS nine aud hope to win. AT nil
events good game il expected.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-01

Deeds were recorded yesterday max
ing the following transfers of real
estate:
Q. Is. Lewellyn to Lillian A. Krae
MGR. lot of land and appurtenauces
thereto situated ON the east side of
Duke street extended. Consideration,
5000.
Robert j. Ringwalt, of Philadelphia,
to G. w. Fentress, lots numbered 81
md % in block No. ii of the Norfolk
Company's property, Client. Consid
Grafton, S4.20J.
John NJ. Widgeon to G. w. Halstcud.
certain piece Of land situated on tue
south SIDE of Thirteenth street, nour
CRANKY avenue. Consideration, SiJO.