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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
MU &c AND DRAMA.
EFFIE ELSLER AT GRAND.

Charming Fife Elsler is billed to ap-
pear at the Crawford Grand on Satur-
day. Every art number among its
devotees some who do it honor in their
personality, as well as in the measure
OF their success; whose justly achieved
career partakeS equally OF the artist
and the artists work, the one bringing
native grace and human interest 10 en-
nance the effect OF the other These
command our notice and impress us
with their worth, not by the metoric
fash of genius. but rather by the serene
and steady light they diffuse in the
field OF their choice. To the admira-
ton they excite on first acquaintance is
added. as we come 10 know them well.
a certain degree OF personal esteem.
though We may know them only as con-
tributors to our entertainment and in
struction, in public way Such a one
is Effie Elsier who will receive the
greeting Of her friends-we might with
out Improperly say her lovers, for the
hearts she won on her first appearance
here years ago, are hers yet, and sea-
son after season others have been ad-
ded TO the list until now she may claim
the devoir Of all our playsoers, without
distinction Of age or sex. Other &C
treSses have been accounted grea ter,
but none have exercised her charm.
Though she has grown more matronly
with the years, we always think of her
as We first saw her. as the girl who first
won us in the character of Hazel
Kirke" To US she is still the miller's
daughter, Jissom and light-footed, with
the sweet naturalness Of manner which
was something more and something
better than the artlessneSs Of perfect
art, and the low contralto tones, which
by common consent, are the audible
evidence of a womanly soul. 1t is not
enough 10 say of Fife Elsler that she
has succeeded and that the evil tongues
which were wont to malign women Of
her profession are still when her name
Is mentioned. IT must also be said that
she has won the place she holds by
honest and persistent effort, by the
steady development of an inherited ca
pac;ty and by always appealing TO the
better sense and the better nature OF
her audiences. She is one of those who
show that the stage may be made void
OF harm without lessening its interest
for the public. She is playing Shake
speare now, and will be seen as Rosa
lind in LAS You Like It." Juliet in
Romeo and Juliet and Camille. No
matter what she plays, "Our Eftie' Is
always sure of a welcome.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
scoRCHERs HAD BETTER LOOK OUT
New York has a Police Squad Who are No
Fools Themselves.

New York, Dec. 12.-Tonight the first
squad of policemen mounted on bicy-
Giles in this city went on duty. Here
after four mounted patrolmen will be
constantly patrolling the boulevard.
The bicycle corps Will do duty just the
same as any other policemen, except
they will also regulate the traffic Of
vehicles and prevent fast driving. They
will pay particular attention to the
"scorchers."
When an arrest is made by one Of the
bicycle patrolmen he will have his wheel
in the care of some accommodating
storekeeper until he has disposed of his
prisoner at the nearest station house.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
COFFEE MARKET.

New YORK. De- z-CoTee--DTstforzs O.
saed qs1lSt a. nc arEe1 prlcss % : s0.zl-s
l-c1n- ruled feztgresess E4th 4cca& tTz-
drE On lrd1He-e1t cEsses zn6 sax 80
zena-t. closed steady - u1csacEet pr
ces 20 5 points csClze. Ezses 10 6zsz
inclu-I51g Mzrch e. SS75o.
Sroc co-ee-Rso 5-sli. rsii5. dzli. corcoTz
lsGzS. sales 1-se bags Csntrsl A-rs-s-zr
=
Szrsos-{xuizc good asS-zEs Santos -
s-lr. rs-cesTs.s 1tso 5zsrs. STOCK - - ass-a
Ez-ahurS--sz.=< zDcHznE~ss szass -
SzSs
Hkv--oreced q1let 81; s1cnzr gel. a.
roo- !. franc desire a. , n harsF
srezssr ard NC aAr<s-. ct1ss-i barely stsz-
81 ~ = s-z-c se-l -. xzsss =. 90 tsaEs
R-o-syul -. No. Pc = 80 eN-aE-zf
Id re rrs Saa hlEE. -ses-s1 .cr t@s
lFrstes stssss 20. sags. Tor EsrDs,e lee
kaEz-
sa-arsaouss eeAsr-sss fso1 Ssv Yea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
CHANGERS RANK HAS MONEY.
1t Closes Temporarily In Order to Arrange
Its fairs.

San Francfsco, Dec. 12.-As predicted
yesterday, the Changers bank of this
city did not open for business today
1t M1as announced THAT the bank Elhd
been closed temporarily. for the pur-
pose Of arranging its affairs. II is stat
ed That after all debts are paid there
VIII be large sum ITO divide among the
stockholders. There ~ a total indeht-
edness of 1896. 029. To meet This fndefJt-
edness the bank has on hand $4,000 in
cash, and has bonds, stocks. real estate
and loans and discounts amounting to
over 81 900 900. Il is believed than an
arrangement will be made with other
banks to re-discount much of the pa
per held by the hang. Thus far there
have been no financial complications
in the interior of the state as the re-
suit of the suspension of THE Changers
bank and none are anticipated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
1T WENT FROM THE WEST.
Silver from the Coast to the Orient Light
ems London shipment

New York. Dec. 12.-The United
States treasury department has pre-
pared the following statement of specie
exports from the Pacific coast ports for
November, as compared with the same
period IN 1894: Silver bars S73S, 54s, de-
crease 1921, 052; Mexican dollars S1.455,-
$50, increase 81. 00l AL: South American
dollars $4,000, decrease e.405: silver
coins 500 500. increase SIC. 1913; gold coins
s4Sl .002. decrease s263. 297. In eleven
months silver shipments from the Pa
cific coast to Hong Kong and other
Chinese and japanese markets have
been over s16.5OO. 600 against $4,000. 600
last year. This accounts for the small
shipments Of silver from London to
the eastern markets
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
LIVESTOCK NARKUr.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chicago. Dec Iz-HOss-Recezpt 3 .
fairy active. igat i@-51g@-lz. mined - .
40. heavy S135zss-3z-
Czttle-RecesVts 10 best hTfn, otiefa
weak. beevss s1so0{.7s. Teas 80 o. -
stockers and feeders &--0su~-a.
sheep-Esceipts I@,eo. sfe@cy-
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CITY. Dec. l2-cattle-fs-ceiI,i
z So. shipments :. ID. srsaty; Texas sees
= z5Ef3 -. beef steers &@-sSz -. A-ceEssa
snd fes1ers sz.sVEs554.
Bols-Rece!rsts l. 20. shipments 80,
strong: heav3sz S-ep1f-5z. hEnt Ss4',5l-s
Sheel-Rerelg,-Ef z-4Dv. az B1-1snts 4.sSy,
unuxrons S1OVq4-I1.
ST. LOUIS.
g. LOUIS. Dec. LZ-Cattl--Rscsipts 40.
st-Jnz AID active, naive oee-ses go
a.. TeHzs sfeers 3 feE@1s.
Eogs-Rsrepts 80 tru, heaFy 80
L. mod g. lg1F3. AEh- fz-a,ass
shees-EsCslp-s 10. soGtasrn i--'fs
1i8
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
THINKS HAYWARD DID 1T.
Claus BliIt has His Opinion About the
Lena Olsen Case.

Saltwater. Mimi, Dec. 12.-When
Claus Blixt was told of the rumor that
Harry Hayward had confessed 10 in
stig2ting the murder OF Lena Olsen. a
domestic in Duluth, in the fall of 1894.
he said: All I know about that is
that Lena Olsen once lived IN Ozark
flats and that Harry was intimately &C
quai2ted with the person who IS sup
posed to have gone with her TO the
place Of her death. A mans body was
afterwards found floating in the Mis-
s!ssippi river al ST. Paul. Ny impress
sion was that Harry had killed the
f1na
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
sATOLLI Is FOR BONACUM.
which Settles that, so Far a. Fathers Muir
phy and Fitzgerald Go.

Omaha, Dec. 12.-What appears To be
the closing chapter in The long fought
COTitest between Bishop Bonacum and
IeilheTS Fitzgerald and Murphy, pes
rp~s Of The South Auburn ard Tecumsefl
= i1=S;ons. is in the form of a printed cir
c,,iGr letter circulated in Nebraska to-
Gay. 1t is from Satolli deciding in ia
vor of BonacuIn. The following is from
Pishop Bonacum to a priest at Tecum-
sdil. based on the circular:
This notice having been duly
brought to ithefr attention II any Catano-
lcs shall thereafter knowingly and W.T.
Z Il mold communion in Things spirit
IL with Murphy and Fitzgerald. they
Gre communicated and when dead
.lr,l he deprived of Christian burial.
reserve absollItfOn from this centure TO
myself"
Fathers Murphy and Fitzgerald re-
fused 10 vacate alnefT residences.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
THERE IS TALK OF UNION
Christian Fndeavor and the Epworth
league are the Parties In Interest.


Detroit. Mich, Dec. 1.-The doctors
Of divinity who make UP the trustees Of
the United Society Of Christian Endea-
y7Or. were late this morning. and IL was
nearly noon before they tackled a sin
gle stem of business After devotional
exercises Rev. II. B. G-Ose OF WOrceS-
ter. Mass. was chosen wee president
u act IN the absence o< President Clark.
The matter Of comforting wa7h tsle Ep-
worth League committee IN Chicago
next Saturday was taken up and a
committee was appointed 70 represent
the Christian Euieavor society. l.
Was made up Of President F. a Clark
Of Boston. Rev r. r Ollie q san Fran
c5sco and Professor W. W. Andrews OF
Sarkv--.e. Y. b. Tue result q the con
ference Of these commi tzsees can Be
nothing more rlan rccomn end s-ion.
since any union or the ETsworih League
would have 70 be saflo-iC-esi b. the gen
e-aI conference % rhc Methods
church. which does no< meet until next
May
Il does not ses-n tsat tre MethodiSts
VII take kindly 20 me Sdes = union, a.
though She suggestion originally came
fNoln them.
\ grand rally was held a. five q the
largest churches IN the c5ly tonight. the
trustees doing ne taking. and much
erg-nl1Sj.s-n Was manifested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
LADY OF GUADALoUPE's DAY.
Indians Particularly Noticesble Among the
Throng Shrine.

Mexico City, Dec 12.-This being the
day of. the Lady of Guadalupe it was a
legal holiday and fully $4,000 pilgrims
went to the shrine at Guadalupe. The
crowd somewhat resembled Derby day
through being on foot and in every var
iety of vehicle. The troops policed the
roads and despite the enormous throng
there was no disturbance. The In
dams were permitted freely to enter the
churches and offer candles as in for
mer years. The pilgrims came from all
parts of the country and the Indians in
their distinctive garb made a pictures
nuA snectacls.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
THE WEATHER

Wichita. Kan Dee ..
I.ocaI forecas: for Vtcas-z ard vicinity
Far. slightly WARMER
Durslg cke Vzst "a hours TIA + Ehes'
temperature vas &, he AoTesz = az
Ire nez1 "a Slih oo{dsr. partly ci5u1y
weather, brisk north % Esat sou;hezs.
wind ard high barometer
Thus fz- tbs noath re average temper
azure has been -
Fo- me past years TIE average ten
ue-ature Tor re month Of December nzs
eeea = ard for TIRE iexh cay =
FRED l. JOHNSON.
USose-ys-.
Washington. De- f1-FcroEirE 3 ire
s1-eczsc up FL 81 = II E-alar
Eo- Ez-sas al- $enr1Skz-Fsl- s1urh-
westerly IDS warner
Fer okIsho-na ard In&aa Territory
Fair. warner soUther-r E1ocs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
ITS MAYOR MULLINS AGAIN.
Railroad Attorney Now Charges Him with
Manufacturing Evidence.

Jefferson City, No, Dec. 12.-George
s. Grover, general attorney for the Wa
bash railroad, filed a sensational paper
in the supreme court today in an appli-
cation for an appeal from the decision
of the Linn county circuit court IN the
case of Hurlburt. VS., the Wabash, in
which he charged that A W. Mullins
and c. c. Biggers, attorneys of Linn
county, and the plaintiff Hurlburt con-
spired together and manufactured false
and perjured testimony whereby the
plaintiff company was euchred out of
$1,000.
Major Mullins disbarment was once
sought in the supreme court for alleged
forgery and mutilation of records in the
Howell murder case.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
THERE'S TALK of MANDAMUs.
Omaha's City Tressnreship Gives Her No
Eod of Trouble.

Omaha, Dec. 12.-Some lively develop
ments over the city treasureship are
imminent. A. G.. Edwards, who was
recently elected, was unable to secure
a local bond. He got several bond
companies to sign the instrument, how
ever, which was so unusual and OBJ
jecdonable 70 Omaha citizens that the
mayor would not approve II. This
was on the theory that the companies,
having no available assets in Nebras-
ka could not be forced to pay in the
event of litigation of that character,
and other reasons. The old city treas
urer holds over. The treasurer-elect
talks Of bringing mandamus proceed
fngs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
BRIBERY AND CoERUPTIoN.
Rival Water Companies Make Things In.
terestIns in San ID go. Cat

San Diego. Cal. Dec. 1.-THE Con-
solidated Water company which con-
t-0ls TIE San Diego Flume and San
Diego Water companies now supplying
the city With water. has brought action
- enjoin san Diego from contracting
with the southern California Mountain
Water company for a water supply and
distributing system to cost S1.115, 600.
i Is alleged taht Babcock. acting for
Ire defendant water company. employ
cd (. f Mayne 70 influence members OF
the common council by bribery and
other corrupt means TO support his
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
Matter for Consideration.

Paiwnee. o. T. Dec. 12.-(Specaa1.)-
In the Daily Eagle of the Sth instant, in
a special from Guthrie, o. T, find the
following:
Next month will come the state
heed convention at Oklahoma City and
as delegates from the Indian Territory
are to be admitted single statehood
throughout will be resolved upon
There VII be clash. The Republicans
may succeed IN getting an act through
congrass but Clev Gland, upon the adj
wee Of his sppointees in the Indian Ter
sI.Ccy, win veto 1t. And there you are "
Now, THAT is remarkable statement
ard predicts ION. The original call for
the Oklahoma City convention does not
tny one word about delegates from the
Indian Territory. Dt is "a call for state
hood convention to be composed of
delegates from the counties and Indian
reserv atyorgs in Oklahoma Territory
and therefore there is no justification in
tfle call for tine statement that "de1e-
gates from the Indian Territory are to
be admitted" The people of the terri
tory Of Oklahoma are certainly caDa-
bic and Intelligent enough to manage
without calling TO their aid in a terri
fOry convenribn the good peopleo Kan
s3s, Texas OF the Indian Territory.
am not informed as to the correct
ness Of The prediction that Cleveland,
upon the advice Of his appointees in the
territory" VIII veto a statehood bill,
but ] sincerely hope that it is not well
founded The people Of the territory
should be permitted to work out thedr
own destiny, and / confidently believe
rhat they can and will do 50 in an in
telMgent and proper manner.
FRANK NJ. THOMPSON.
(T'he call issued by Sidney Clarke for
a statehood convention at Oklahoma
C1,y. Jan. 1886, contains this para
graph: "Baoh county in the territory,
Greer county and the Indian peserva-
eiOns herein named (Chicka saw, Krowa
end Conanche, Wichita and Osage) VIII
oeCn be entitled to ten delegates in
eIefri convention" This admits the
OhiickaSaw nation, a part Of the Indian
ter-ri,oCy, at least. The original call
for the conv ention IS as Mr.. Thompson
kfGt 90 -ED
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13

proposition to furnish San Diego a
water system for about 81, 10000
1t is alleged that Mayne, acting for
Babcock and his company, agreed with
H L. Barrows. w. ]. Davis, Joseph Z.
Bachman. Thomas H. Dunkin and w.
II. Kroah, then members of the council.
to vote for the desired water plant
For this reason the contract was pro-
cured by fraud, corruption and brlo-
cry. The Injunction is allowed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13

New York. Dee. l4--f3s~v s. Re- ~trfs
-. European cables r~port AHa~rsssEs
Steers a. -isffiWz ca1fa dressed NesglG
Tefr. gerstor bs--f Al 71t cents.
SbeeD ADD iassSt,s-k-cei 1s17: active.
stszS4y. poor 90 GOOD rn~~p L1az. com
mon 70 good lznnsss 8 ssfis
Hogs-Escssgts All. k,ssdy 81 q go Is
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13

Cincinnati. Dec. fat noon today al
the Church OF the Holy Angels. was SOL
emnized the marriage OF Miss Margaret
Rives Nichols. daughter OF the late Geo.
Wand Nichols and his wife nee Marie
LonSNorth. now the wife OF Hon. Brlla-
my Storer. late member OF congress from
the First Ohio district, ard Louis Charles
Antoine Gu.lher< Pierre Pinton. marquis
du Chambrun. 4 prominent a--sche OF the
French legation az Washington.
psS Moinss, Dec 1S-ES5tor r =. Curtis
who Was gusi yesterday Al Anar1osa
Iowa charged with bigzmy. was convict
ed today and VIII be sentenced 70 TIT pen
fte-1SlaTy for tive years on Monday next
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
nick Mcdonald Is acou,,ted

san Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE jury IN
the case Of R II. Mcdonald for en-
bezzlement % Pacific bank funds this
afternoon returned a verdict OF acquit-
al. The jury in a former trial failed
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
REPREsESTATIvE SALES.


2 F-~-fte-s5. Csass ard. hoEr
: Isl EsztC4T. srsiElAagl. ncEs.
: ~ f4a-katf E1sssrssz5s a1Es.
= EsrlrzssT. N1lgEns feEa
FFfl.laru g11zagsr.. A.. go
q. =. f-esrls. Asrazs. EpEa
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
KANSAS CITY.

y
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec. 12.-Wheat-Ltstless
/ No hard 57izGSi2; red IS cents; rejected
/ nominally 1896 cents.
! Corn-Generally steady; No. ? mixed POI.
! Gc2A4; No. white 2224 cents.
! Oats-Rather slow; No. mixed II cents;
! No. white lsGlz cents.
ST. LOUIS.
/ St Louis. Dec 12-Receipts-Flour 5000;
/ wheat 5000; corn 5000: oats 1900.
Shipments-F'lour 5000; wheat 4. 90; corn
I 81. 900: oats 900.
Flour-Qu.et and unchanged.
Wheat-Heavy receipts and unfavora-
/ Bile cables caused lower opening but the
I decline was small without much for sale.
/ Later II strengthened on reports OF eN-
ports from both Pacific and Atlantic ports
1 and the prices rallied but closed weak
/ es cents; December IS cents; May SSQ5s
/ cents.
Corn-Speculative market dull and strong
early; later became eaSer and closed
about the same as yesterday. No.
mixed. cash 2iz. cents; December AS
cents.
Oats-DuH but stronger for futures.
Spot dull and unchanged. No. cash and
December 171z cents; May 90. cents.
Rye-None offered: Oh call - cents bid
for No regular.
Barley-Ste ady.
NEW YORK.
New York. Dec. Z--FiOur-Recetp pts n
5o9 barrels; exports 100 barrels: market
dull with heavy tendency but western
millers holding AZ late Limits; winter pat
eats s. 45G3.65.
Rye -four and buclCwheat four-Duu-
he1t-Rece-pts ~. le5 bushels: exports
$40 bushels. No ! hard 695s Gls cents
Z .. ,. Options opened steady and quiet
raiLe6 a noon OF some export buying for
the Cape OF Good Hope. eaSed of with
corn. finally stea6ied a little and closed
quiet az : cent net loss. May SIS. 4
= e-l6 cents, closed 6l7s cents: December
66lxdS. cents. closed 65is cents
Corl-Rece-pts 1900; exports y zoo
Spot easy. No. 34ie cents. Options .op-
ENID steady. declined sharply under hea-
w deliveries OF December. partially Tal-
He'd. closed fairly steady and uuchang ed
20 = cert lower; Nav SOILS cents; caosed
s cents; December 81 5-IsGSs cents, closed
81. cents.
Oats-Recespts $50; exports 500. Spot
dull No. . "a cents. Options ruled
quiet but fairly steady al day ard closed
unchsoSei; May. closed 20. cents. De
cer1ber cloSsi -. cents.
R!ckwhesc-Gtu.s Ct
Rye, barley and barley uah-Noniuzl
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
SMITH SPOKE HIS MIND.
So He is Now the subject of Federal Court
Proceedings

Proceedings.
Omaha, Neb.. Dec. 12.-W. Morton
Smith, editor of a Lincoln newspaper,
has been indicted by the federal grand
jury for attempting to impede justice.
He was also fined and Jailed by Judge
Dundy for contempt of court growing
out of the same proceedings. Smith
charged editorially that the proceed
ings by which Richard Outcalt was de-
clared not guilty OF wrecking the Cap
ital National bank We're irregular and
the court guilty of corruption.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13

yesterday zoos bags; New York stock 20
day 3s3. as bags. United : taoies siD-A 49,
81 h,asS. afoaf for the United states 49,
60 bags. total visible Tor the I r-iesi
states 497, 81 bags. against 4sc.zs bags
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
MRS. IsH's TWO STORIES.
They are Brought out on Her Trial a.
Omaha for Murder.


Omaha, Dec. 12-Testimony was ia
ken today in the case of James Ish,
charged with the murder of William
Chapple of Kansas City. A number Of
witnesses testified to reaching the scene
of the crime as the victim was expiring.
Mrs. Ish screamed that she had killed
Chapple for assaulting her. Later she
said that her husband told her to make
this claim, though he had done the
shooting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
DRY GOODS MARKET.

New York, Dec 12-For ssasorabls
dress goods any rsQusS- has shown great
eT preference for fancy 6o-e.s :han FOR
shy other fabr.c- For these there was
8 request for moderate quantities ira.
were larger than for e1y other fabric !.
Is q regular December markec and TIE
attention OF buyers : almost wholly ab-
sorbeS with the kolidsy goods Print
Ing cloths duh AMI lower with sales o.
contracts from January 20 April 6; I--t
cents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13
toITo~ NAEKEE
XIV TlyE.E

S~~ YORK. I5er q --ofs ar.--Slzst sn&1-
Arg "a rsrfs- rss ss-eaas a ss4les. Efs.es
- "a - fa~z ar9-s - za44-s ssa~4 -
ra.ra a. - fessrs sf1r6 "a So lz2avs ss-
- cay ErF rrr~Es 80 ta-Ta. ~
-srts - Csrsszs ggrssEzr - - Esl~a. - -
ese - r1sx 49, tas~s. sscsx 81 lssfA
NV Gf-I-E-lkses
Hr=w frlszrs L~1 = - 91s-'.
+ s1Ers -. a--fss E.o3 er5-saTT IS
s-szr. - ~rser - 3 - asar 80. rrssss 80
sal~z sr11~~z - 1r-4t ~ a. Ls-ta 49,
= - --e-.rr@-e - tesrs. sssea e -
.4.es. sraeE All tz.ss-
~ LOUIS
r. r-g1s r=e. E2-fsst ar-s sslseT r.sf-
- t-s4 rr-iss 49, - tasfH - srss
~ IS ~e Ell ssasass As esez. $50
- 10 salrs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-12-13

Toronto. Dec. 12-In the trail OF Ar-hul
A Dicks for TIE murder q ais wife. r.
alleged reason being 10 obtain some 81
co Insurance or feT LIE, the judge. ate,
hearing she evids1ce f1- the prosecution
a. The suggestion OF the crown course
withdrew the case. not cons. ierirE sha
there was proof q any muutsr. D-cE.
- SKI he'd for arson
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GRAIN MARKET.

Furnished by r l.. BOSTTCK. Commits
sion Merchant, Room 10, over Kansas Ma
tonal Bank.
Chicago Dec 10
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"PLAIN FACTS"

Il is a fact that you can do better and
get the incest things for the money at
q. VI. Howe's Jeweiry Store than any
other place.
our line Of Diamonds. Watches.
Clocks. Jewelry. Silverware. Cut Glass.
Fancy China, Opera Glasses. Gold Spec
tacles. Silver Lamps. Sterling Silver
Mounted Packetbooks. Sterling Silver
Novelties.
All these things we have are entirely
new designs. We invite you 20 come
and inspect our stock. whether you buy
or NOT
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THERE IS CONFLICT
AND 1T Is IN REGARD TO CONVEE-
TIONS AND STATEHOOD.

There is the Idea that the Admission of In
dian Territory Delegates will Operate
for Single Statehood. which Admission
is Itself Dispute6-Then, the Probability
of Cleveland Fay ing More Attention to
the Advise of Territorial Appointees
than to an Enabling Act of Congress, Is
Matter for onsideration.
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NEW YORK.

New York, Dec. 12.-Sugar-Raw steady
refined quiet and easy.
LONDON.
London, Dec. 12.-Cane sugar-Stea iy:
centrifugal Java 12s9d; muscovado fair
refining l0s6d.
Beet-ouiet; December 10s9d; January
IGsi6I-d
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variety than all other houses In this town comb
them as We did We and viii sell Holiday goods
other houses own them.