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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-14
WOULDN'T LOOK IN HER EYES.
Boy at Leavenworth Testifies Against Hi.
Mot her on he Stand.

Leavenworth. Kan, July lS.-The no.
torious Buck divorce trial was still on
in the district court yesterday. and
when court adjourned last night the
testimony was all in.
The testimony yesterday was for the
father and some of il was very unus-
ual. Frank Buck. the oldest son, took
the witness stand and told Of coming
home one night for his clothes. while
his mother lived in Atchison. and ind
ing his mother in bed with a sewing
machine agent named Piper. He told
Of seeing men holding and kissing her
several times He told OF other things
that tended 10 prove the charge OF
adultry made by his father again ST
her.
While he was giving this testimony.
his mother sat right in front Of him
and tried 70 look him in the eve, but
he avoided her. He did not know much
about the o riginal ownership Of the
property, which is the big point in the
suit.
William Buck a younger brother. tes-
tilted that he saw his mother do things
that did not look right and that she
seemed entirely too familiar with board
ers. He knew but little about the prop
erty.
IL was brought ont yesterday that
none Of the older children care 70 live
with either OF the parents because OF
the scandalouS way they act The old
est girl is a school teacher and she has
supported herself for several years.
Another girl has supported herself fer
months and Is dissatisfied with the
way things have been going.
There is one little girl about 5-years-
old. that each OF the parents want the
control OF. and claim that they are the
proper ones 10 have charge OF her
bringing up
NIrRrI \ RFp,nsrFr-I-- iNnrker-..Iliif u
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IN this city We refer you as 10 our respon-
sibilIty and financial standing:
J. NJ. Moore. cashier Fourth National
hank: A. Hess, treasurer Wichita Whole
sale Grocer Co.: L. NJ. Cox, wholesale con-
fectioner; Bryan Bros, wholesale fruits
and confectionery; Lehman HI gg1nson
Gro. Co; j. c. Cassell, Agt. Pacific and u.
s. Express Co.: c. y. Campbell. Agt. Wells
Fargo Ex. Co.: W. $. Grant. wholesale
fruit and produce: J. d. McEwen. whole
sale fruit and produce: @. H. Mann. Agt.
Mo. Pac. Ry.; Wichita Produce Co: The
Mcknight W. Hardware Co: Wichita
Creamery Co.: Johnston-Larimer ID. @.
Co: Aylesbury Mercantile CO.; u. A
Brown. Agt Santa Fe Ry.; w. II He.bg.
Agt. Rock Island Ry.: Whitney Wholesale
Paper Co
We also carry a stock Of egg cases which
we can furnish in lots OF - or over az the
following prices:
No. Case. .-....-.--.---.-'------.O
No White Wood X. D...................H
No. White Wood (set up).--....---..-..B
No. Veneered X. D.....-...-..........-.1s
No. Veneered (set up).
aUu
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Chicago Markets
The leading futures ranged as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Winter patents. S.2G315: win
ter straights. S300d3. 80: spring patents.
s3.75G4.3O; spring straights. s. scq3-I5; ba-
kers, 81. Sod250
No 2 sprng wheat. sass; No. ,. nom
mol; No. 2 red, e5Q65izc. No. ? corn.
47sGiSiAc: No. 3 yellow, +57sQ+sis No.
oats. 237sc; No. white. 21i4a3sh.c; No. ;,
24a21c. o. rye. sec. No. barley. nom
inal: No. 3. i0c: No. 4. nominal No.
fiaxseed SS Prime timothy seed. S5Sl.
Mess pork per Dbl, sli.CpG1L12iz. Lard.
per 100 lbs, ss.321a Short ribs sides,
Uoose). ss.leds.l5. Dry salted shoulders.
(boxetD, 81 G6ss. Short clear sides, too&ed):
sa.R67s Whiskey. distillers' finished
coods per gal la. Sugars-nchanget
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C1EvEI,AED = NEW YORK .

Cleveland. July 13-Cleveand found
Clarke's curves in the eighth inning to-
day ard won the game. Attendance, 81
600. Score:
+ II r
Cleveland 00Oo0OS "a 10 1
New York 0100 O. 8 2
Batteries-Cleveland. Young and Zim-
mer; New York. II. Clarke and Farrell
Earned runs-Cleveland, /; New York, l.
Base 10y errors-New York. !. Left on
bases-I'IeveIand, =; New York, 4. Base
on balls-On Young. ,; of Clarke, !.
Struck out-By Young, 1; by Clarke. /.
Three-base hits-Davis. Sacrifice hit
blake. Double plays-Statford, Fuller,
Clarke Hit by pitcher-McKean. Passed
balls-Zimmer. Umpire-o'Day. Time.
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WICHITA POULTRY CO.
DRY GOODS MARkET.
New York.

New York. July 13.-Agents have ad-
vanced the price OF Clifton arrow and
Glendale four-yard sheetings Il cent
each or 10 AZ cents net The printing
cloth market was quiet but firm at 21s
cents bid and eclined for "a squares.
Wide odd goods In more request and 4
cents bid and declined for 60 squares,
3sit inch. The market for cotton goods
was quiet with the shipments on form
or engagements Of the fullness Of the
reports. There IS more coming in
spring weight clothing wool goods and
agents are preparing samples for ex-
hibltiOn next week.
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CID PzOyLE

OH pNcp'c who require r-tSs'cirs 's
regulate ;hs t-g~sis ssf ksdc~ys Sss
sut- TIE trss remedy ~ Elec'fsr Etft~Ts
This rssdscsne Cos At st3fssSstS snsi
r~--..s.s. 20 -sfiaxT nor cfhrT SutosS-
-. h.. acts ga a toasc All alter stisT
,, srts Mildly on the stor0.rh sssi
so~els- sds3ur ssr~sgfN scd xfrsnx
tine 70 The orEsns. th<r~cT ASK
Nature 81 ,he r,erfufrrsanes az ne tsss1-
,ses- Fiscsrsr fsltfers II al ~fsssse7S
-zr.r,s.fxFr sns ais GtgTstfoa- cta sess-
pc fad - Jis, szsefiy sE-s tsst -. -.
-. co. e.rs.s r~r t=os,lr al tb~ sss<
-,s,a. - Chzr.xs LAsTxccs AZ "a
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81 Louis. .Tuly l3-The Phillies had II
all their own way today and made M for
Yesterdays drubbing. The visitors batted
Sfaley all over the grounds, making SIX
runs in the first inning hisslnser sue
ceef,d Staley and did good work. but he
could not catch up on the lead the PhilleS
had. and the Browns lost the third game
OF the series. Attendance, 1000 score
X II y
:, Louis.........OoO O10 5 o o. y ,
J,hiIadelnhia ........6 o - O00 o 9 IL ,
Ratteries-St. Louis. Staley, kissinger
and Miller; Philadelphia, Taylor and Gle
Gelphia I Tvo-haSe hitS-Cross, Hall
man. Three-baSe hits-Connor. stolen
bases-Hamilton. ,; sullivan, Cooley.
Double plays-Ely. Quinn and common.
has. on balls-OT Taylor, s. Passed
hass-Niiller. Umpires-Jevne and Murray.
rrilnr -
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TWO LIVES SAVED.

CITY. H. Szs told ~ her Doctors size
had CoasEnptlon and that there S4s
no hcs-e for hsr. but tao hotties D-.
King Discovery completely cure: her
ard she ssys u save. hsr !ss- Er
Tads EEzern. IL Ffo-t1a s. san
Frzrcisco suffered from a dreaosEi
coli. approaching Consor1 p;-o3. t-t~a
without result everything else thea
bought Gre bottle Sf IT. kings rssc0T-
cry ard IN tao Ze~ka VAS cured he
a naturally Thankful IL II such r~-
salts. q Eksch fAese are Samples. that
rrrVe TIE wonderful efficacy q tbs
medicine IA Coughs a-d coi2N FIRE.
rial h0ttiss az the Drag Stores q
Cr.srsss LAgresrs ard O. Ss-g..S-
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ASKS FOR A DETECTIVE.
Leavenworth County Attorney Wants Help
in Working Up Cases.

Leavenworth, Kan, July 13.-County
Attorney c. p. Rutherford has asked
the county commissioners to appoint a
detective whose duty ii shall be to as
sist the county attorney in accumulat-
ing evidence in criminal prosecutions
The ground for this applica ton is that
so few convictions can be secured be-
cause the county attorney has not
time to work up testimony. The
scheme is, to say the least, very unique
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1T HAS NO EFFECT
STOCK MARKET PAYS no ATTEN-
TON TO GOLD SHIPMENTS
Trading Dan a the Exehanes-Ranvny
List Neglected. add the Few sales HsAs
1t Coueeassons-AArked Deprea.aou in
Observation-Disclosures Closes Geaesally
Firm. bot with Net Results Disclosing
Losoes-PromiDence Of IndussrinAa IN
Weeks Bustness-Gr.ngers Doomed BY
the Crop Prospect Later Dropping Baea

New York. July la-Today's gold
shipments. the frs. since the govern
ment bond issue. had no effect on tho
stock market The trading was dun.
The railway list was neglected. though
the few sales made was at slight con-
cessions from last nights closing fig-
ures. Marked depression was shown in
the industrials and toward the end OK
the first hour the Changers and other
railway shares receded sharply. The
decline was Ia per cent In Sugar and
Chicago Gas sold II. per cent lower and
the Changers &I% per cent. During
the last hour OF trading the market
received some support and Sugar adj
vanced * per cent. Chicago Gas liz
per cent and the rest OF the list frac-
ton In the final sales Sugar and Uni
ted States Rubber were sold freely and
yielded l per cent each. but the market
was SeneraSy firm at the close. The
net results generally disclose losses. the
leaders being Sugar lis per cent and
Ruoer l per cent
During the week speculation was
moderately active but unsettled. The
!ndustrials were the leaders and under
heavy bear pressure developed marked
depression. Chicago gas made a slight
fractional gain al the beginning Of the
week. but subsequently prOke - per
cent TO 5.% per cent. At the low point
the stock was absorbed freely. causing
a rally 10 SIS per cent Subsequent re
alizations sent the price down 10 s4ts
per cent. but recovery 10 5eis per
cent was made at the close. restricting
the net loss TO ga per cent Sugar
led OF In the early operations with an
advance OF Ia per cent. In the latter
trading however. a recession was made
OF ~ per cent. 20 l06@ per cent. The
break was attributed mainly TO clique
manipulation. The final sale was with
IN fraction Of the lower point and 5Ss
per cent below last Saturdays figures
The government crop report was regar-
ded as favorable. and induced brisk
covering by the shorts which sent 81.
Paul and Burlington TO the best figures
OF the year. Subsequent rcaiixations
and reports OF crop damage resulted in
liberal selling The week closed barely
firm. but with prices generally lower
than on last Saturday. The aggregate
sales were 1.50l. 100 shares and i33 stocks
were dealt in.
Speculation In bonds today was de-
void OF features. the sales being $s42.-
Oco.
The bond trading OF the week was fair
In volume. The sales were $s.tt2. 600 and
Isl bonds were traded in.
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Lc,ann Anefion ~airA.

london. July i2.-At the wool auctIon
sales today 1s.oss bales were offered
mostly zTeas!es y which 80 we're with
drawn. The American ard horne buy
erS wee Ire principal operators. Sales
ir detail Ss< South Wales 5I7s bzies
secured sizdfs u: greasy t4Ief
Cgeenslsud M bales secured isad1s
Il, greasy taiSd Victoria 2.Sz7 bales
secured ISSais "a: EreaEy ?. Gi0i
south Australia ~ bales: scosret 10
ia: greasy =. Esix1. Swan River so
bales. secured leaiit: rTe2Ey 9. ARA
TzEnnaniz 2.sss bales. ErcEFri iS9iid.
greasy <Gfo3. CAPE = Gs0os Hope All
Natal. - bzfes. secured SD Gis ia
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CALDWELL Is MADE DRY.
sheriff Woodcock Acts on Orders Received
from Dawes

Caldwell, Kan, July l3--The order TO
close up the joints issued by Attorney
General Dawes has reached this place.
Sheriff Woodcock and his deputies clos
ed three joints last night and now the
city. for the first time in many years,
is dry through the efforts OF the state
authorities. II IS already being pre-
dicted that bootleggers VIII get in their
work from now on.
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MORRILL, WILL REMOVE BARNES.
Thinks the Penitentiary Board Could Dc
without Him.

Topeka. Kan, July 13.-Governor Nor
rill said today that he had determined
10 relieve ]. J. Barnes. the remaining
Populist on the penitentiary board.
Concerning the new reformatory board
he said he had decided 10 appoint Frank
Bacon, Democrat, Of Chanute. The
Populist appointment had been offered
to Senator Taylor of Kansas City. and
hedeclined. Two members Of the board
have not vet been decided on
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-07-14
DID WRONG WHEN A BOY.
Remorse for Which Drives Farmer Bair to
Commit Suicide.

Dighton, Kan. July 13.-(SpeciaL)-
David VI. Bair, a prosperous farmer
about 50 years of age and unmarried,
who lived in Sutton township suicided
by shooting himself through the heart
with an old musket. He wrote several
notes, but the only one that would give
any clue to his rash act was the one
that said that he was haunted by a
wrong committed when lad, but the
nature OF the crime was not disclosed.
His affairs were in excellent condition
and he was we'll liked by all who knew
him. Coroner Moore is holding an in
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w.. 49, ,,oa Dirhtos.

Dighton, Kan, July S--tspeciall-
J. 3. White. C z Hoiton. J. : SIN
mons and their families VII make a
trip 70 Colorado Springs AID Palmer
Lake across the country n wagons.
They exoect 70 be gone about 4 month
/ r. Eaton IS charging his grain el-
evator and getting ready FOR The rush
Harvest begins nsxi week an4 will De
one OF the best II the history o. the
county.
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Th,~e s.f..in One Week.

Salinz. Kan. July I3.-Burglars blew
two safes at Durham yesterday. From
the postoffice safe the robbers secured
500 in money. $50 worth Of stamps and
some watches The other safe belong
Cd 20 a hardware firm and contained
only g. There is no cls~. THIS = the
third safe blowing this week
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g. Louis. July I3-Bu;tsr h--7 ant ~
changed E<z-Stea6y. s-zc- hiske ?.
re Lead-DuI! and easier. sellers Ask
iuz SIz-z ard TO buye-z Ssesisr-L5 -.
- x Cotton ties and hzsztrg r-efsez A. .
Pork-S;altard mess. lila LzrG-f'ri--a :
-SaouIderz. 49, fo-xs. > =. ms > :
shorts. E-sc Dry salt meats tpoNe-sf-
Shoulders. = 81: loaSs. 81. s.Ss. ~.
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KAMA. CITY Grain

Kansas City. July Iz.-whea.-fl1iet:
No. hard. sz9fi--c; No red, $50 -
fac-ea 5.,GS4c Corr-I cent higher. No.
2 mixed. 4g1zc: No , white. y Rye
No. AZ Braz-Eiizn~r. 300. la
Easy. timothy. g SF21i-S1. prairie = -
dairy. -6alac- Fggs-Quist. Sc
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Pittsburg =.
BOSTON Ia; LOUISVILLE ..

Louisville, July 13.-The BostonS batted
Cunningham all over the field today while
Nichols was quite a puzzle to the homo
team. Collins fielding was feature.
attendance $500. Score:
r II z
Louisville ........O2 100000 10 4
Boston ..............5 0 0 I o 2 *-l5 - 3
misunderstanding. Cunningham and
Warner: Boston, Nichols and Tenny.
Earned runs-Boston. .. Base on errors
Louisville. =. Left on bases-Louisville,
z; Baltimore. 6. Base on balls-On Cum
Bingham, 4. Struck out-By Nichols, l.
hits-Bannon, Nash, Gettinger. tSolen
bases-Duffy, Clarke, O'Brien. Passed
balls-Tenny, Umpire-McDonald
Time
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The standing of the club on July Il, one
year ago today, was as follows:
BALTIMORE 8; CHICAGO 4

Held. better base-running and opportune
hitting by the champions gave them an
easy victory over the Colts today. Terry
pitched good steady game after the
first inning, but his team was unable to
help him out by a little batting. Attend
ance, 1880. Score:
Ri +
Baltimore -.------.-..5 @ o 2 0001O-S il 2
Batteries.Chicago Terry and Donohue;
Baltimore, Hoffer and Robinson. Earned
Tuns-Chicago, 3; Baltimore, >. Two-base
hits-McGraw, Wilmot Home runs
Dahlen. Stolen bases-Jennings, Kelley.
Double plays-McGraw, Gleason and
Carey. Bases on balls-Off Hoffer, 2; off
Terry, 2. Umpire-Keefe. Time, 2:15.
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Abilene. Joints Closed. Too.

Abilene. Kan. July l3.-The joints.
which have been paying revenues 70
the city. were startled today by the or
ders Of the county attorney, VINO person
ally notified The alleged yiolators that
search warrants would be issued II
they kept running All are row closed
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v0LTS FAIL TO BAT
TERRY is ALL RIGHT, BUT CAN'T
TAKE THE GAME ALONE

Orfoles Play All Around the Colts, and have
Twice as Many Runs to Show for It
Cross Saves the Pirates q Shut Out-Col-
onels Drop Back to Theirs Old Form
Lots of Errors at Cincinnati-Spiders
Win In the Eighth and the Phillies in
the First-Other League Games-Base-
bail Notes.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. July 12-Hoss-Receipts. 1000:
market fairly active 81 yesterdays prices;
light AS95-s0: mixed. s415G5-S5. heavy.
81 SBG5.S: rough. sieeG4.S.
Cattle-Receipts. so. market strong at
yesterdays prices.
Sheep-Receipts. 500: market steady.
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Notes from the stock Yards

The sh.ppers and men at the yards now
do a great deal or blowing about the big
corn crop.
Better receipts OF togs are expected
next week These prices u IS supposed
will bring the hogs
Albert bold said last night that no pack
er can tell a month what the market VIII
be a month hence. but just at the present
time they wanted hogs and wanted them
bad.
some OF the shippers from the south
claim that the Santa Fe arranges the
time of trains at Mulvane so as 10 force
men 10 ship their stock 10 Kansas Clty
instead OF 10 Wichita a shipper does
not like 10 let a car lad OF fat nogs re-
main standing on trie switch Tor -FOUR
hours
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COTTON MARKET
Neu York

SeT YORK. July .1-Co.-0o-ste7F'y
-r.3dE-g. --tScs net z-1 gToss rscsis'is
e bziez. ssies. &c bales. al s-2-1efs
consolidated ne rersspts- a. bales. *
ports 20 Great Britain. Frs-ce 2-e re
ccafsne2t nozs. SICK Is.-se- bales
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Chln,h Bur Worrimen. Goes On.

Lawrence. Kan. July iS.-The report
thai the Kansas University chinch bug
experiment station had temporarily sus
pended operations IS not fact fo- the
station now employees tour men al the
tine and Is IN full operation
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r-u~-l.Asa ~ sAs wleeifs AsssssSs
AIS f-zzS cfrzsSzSyt
re re19r4s n ne reEstTr e o~<7s
os<i-e sA0w ne f1.tosloS zfsSssFss-
kas~ K~ntsE lots - = i~z1gerr~
49, K-rftsE sss ada xf..--ss.sss 80
q y-rrssCes - - In blk - TIA
.. Mt E1p@ s9@-.-.---,-s.s.--~s 80
Asaszss Ok GsSxtsSs Ess<zs<3----.- 49,
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30 bales: exports coasew.se. = bales: saiea.
30 bales; stock. 10. i5S bales.
ST. Louis

ST. Louis, July E-Co:ton-Quies.
steady: middl.ng. SIC: sales. 20 bales: re-
ceipts. 81 bales; shipments, SC bales; stock.
Is $50 bales.
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CTNCrNNATI5; WASHINGTON 3.

Cincinnati, July 13-Errors were ac-
rountable for ali but one of the runs
scored today. Attendance. $4,000. Score:
r II T.
Cincinnati ..-...0 o O31 = 4
Washington .........1 0 1 90 o o. S 4
Batteries Dwyer and
Murphy; Washington, Maui, Mercer and
Mcclure Earned runs@Cincinnau, !.
Two-baSe fits-NcPhee, Miller, Mercer, ,.
Sacrifice hits-Maul. Cartwright. Stolen
bases-Hoy, Setback, . Double plays
Smith. Ewing, Mcclure, Glasscock. Base
on balls-Om Dwyer. l; off Maui, 3. Struck
out-By Dwyer. /: by Maui ]; by Mercer,
. Itnrpire-,ialvin. Time, 1:55.
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WICHITA Markets
HOGS

There was The usual light Saturday
supply of hogs az the yards yesterday.
bold wanted hogs and the first oougn,
M hogs every time Dolds buyers in
tend 10 nay prices that viii enable ship
pers TO realize more money out or their
hogs than they can get in any other
market and they bid accordingly. Market
was cents higher yesterday.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No. Dock Ave Price No. Dock Ave Price
Al - ~ 81 - =. 81 %
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we~h.F.ports and Imports.

New York. July 1.-THE exports OF
specie from the port OF New York for
the week amounted to t2Ss.5o In gold
and S767 900 in silver. The imports
were: Gold &i5.T3s: silver s56.%el: dry
goods $4<.7tA: general merchandise 80
cas- qt-
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BROOKLYN 4; PITTSBURG !.

Pittsburg, July 13.-Cross' home run in
the seventh saved Pittsburg from shut
out. Brooklyn hit Hawley at the right
time, while Pittsburg's hits were scatter
Ing Attendance, 400. Score:
Ri f
Pittsburg .....0 000010 0-1 6
Brooklyn ...-........0 0 8 0 0100-4 l
MISUNDERSTANDING, Hawley and Mer-
Earned runs-Pittsburg, l: Brooklyn, 2.
Two-baSe hits@CroSs. Three-base hits
Griffin. Home run-Cross. Sacrifice hits
Grim. Stolen bases3iriffln, Tredway-
Double plays-Daly and LaChance. Base
on balls-Donovan. Stencil, Griffin. Hit
by pitched ball-Beckley. Struck out
Tredway, Daily. Umpire-Emslie. Time,
::35.
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II +
Detroit .......--.-..-e o q q q U y y
Kansas City.......0O1 2O021 - IL q
Rsrreries-Pears and Twineham; Hast
tr.S and Boyden.
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Western league Games.

MINNEAPOLIS Is; INDIANAPOLIS Il.
Indianapolis, July 1S.-Score:
r II F,
Indianapolis ......--O ; - 10
Ninn,aDoIis ........l q ) 4 '-lS Il
Ratteries-Cross. Fisher and Mcfarland:
Healy and Wilson.
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Kansas City. July ls.-Cattle-Receipts
700: shipments, LOO: market for bes'
steady; others weak 70 10 cents lower
Texas steers. s. s5<Ii.l0: beef steers. $50
SEQ: s,ocksrs and feeders. S-lcsI+-sS.
Hogs-Receipts, 3.les; shipments. leo
market steady: bulk OF sales. SaSSd4. &,
heay;es SSsG5.u0: workers. S4Ses4-S
pigs. sl5G4 50; packers 81 SSfI5.oo
Sheep-Receipls, 1850; shipments, 80
market steady.
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% n,1-I. o. GRANn RAPIDS Q.

Grand Rapids, July lS.-Score:
Grand Rapids. - o. . Q %
G. psuI -...2 ; @ % . @ . -
Petty and Campbell: Pepper and Boyle
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ST. Louis. July la-Cattle-Rece!p.s, 500.
shipments. Leo; market steady and nrfn ,
dressed beef and shipping steers. AsJ
s. SI35o.
Hog-Receipts. 100: shipments. 200:
market strong: heavies. S-1uS-lo; pack
ers, $5G5.G5: lights. si.sSuS.t8-
Sheep~ReceIpts. 400; shipments none:
m
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MILWAUKEE 2; TERRE HAUTE :.
Terre Haute. July 1S.-Score:
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TSrre Haute....-....S q -
ra-teries-Nops and Roach; Baker-and
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DIES MONIES :: LINCOLN Q.
Lincoln, July lS.7Score:
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s. Joseph. . Us :
F.atraries-Parvin and Jones; CarrlSh
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BEARS STRIKE BACK
THEIR SCARE Is OVER AND WHEAT
Is LOWER AGAIN.

Gold Shipments are Worked on the Curb
for Lower Opening, and Afterwards
Cudahy and Lynn Slug the Market on
the Bear Side, Conflicting Crop reports
having Been Extreme Enough to Send
the Market Both Ways at Once-Corn
Strong for September and Firm for May
Oats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lower.
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.
Articles.

On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was steady; creamery. lef
1eizc; dairy. 1o114c. Eggs steady. 10
HE. Cheese, 1i.aS4c.
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ROCKFORD IS; JACKSONVILLE g.
Rockford. July 13.-Score:
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MERELY Observation-Disclosures Idle
ness is as fatiguing as repose is sweet"
Tramp-eThats why ain, never idle"
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PEORIA 1; QUINCY ..
Peoria. July 1S.-Score: