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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13
PARENTS PROsTKATED BY cKiEy.
A Card from Mr.. and Mrs ,. u. rurdS ."
the Public

To the Editor Of the Eagle: 20 your
Associates: TO the Mayor and city
DEPARTING ats. and u the Peopie OF
Wichita.
In the depths OF our misery ana sell
fishness OF our grief aye cannot lose
eight OF the noble services. which IN
every way that a generous humanity
could suggest, have been exsrted In our
behalf, IN the Efforts TO recover our De-
loved boy. With every fhroo OF your
warm hearts. you would have given 90
back our beautiful boy a hundred times
~ human endeavor had availed- Ay
stricken wife relied this fully. ard X
partly sustained her through the awful
period OF su<pense. before my arrival
To the unreunitting efforts az our neigh
t.ors, owe ths preservation OF my lie
partner from dangers that Threatened
70 oveTwheIrn her.
Fathersi Mothers Friends can
not name vo1. but forever shriasf wi:S
the memory cf our little Harry are
your heroic efforts FOR us. each che *
you, and the gratitude % a hearteroksn
family lx your while ltfs lasts.
MR. AND MRS J. IL PTEDY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13

school building to make rooms more
easy of access and egreSs.
Mr. Annawalt gave notice Of an
amendment to the rules so that the
same shall require the secretary of the
board to perform such clerical work
for the superintendent as he may re-
Quire.
books were adopted.
The secretay was instructed to de-
mand of the Fuller & Warren company
the fulfillment of their contract in ref
erence to keeping the furnaces in the
school buildings in repair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13

Lodge Must Yield Passwords.
Chicago, Aug. 12.-German Pythia rs
won a sigma victory in the superior
court today IN III. fight over blacklist
ing for refusal TO adopt the English rit-
ual. Waldeck lodge No 1876 sued the
supreme lodge IL LIMOS to snJ''a l.:
from taking away the lodge ch1rt:r
and also to issue a wrlt Of man1ir.us
compelling t 10 give up certain pass
words. Judge Bre.Itano today render
ed decision in The PLAINTIFFS favor.
Waldeck lodge IS composed of Ger
100. There are ab;ul 1000 members o.
the order in the CITY. March il last
the complainant, Wa.deck lodge, filed
a bill in the Sup.rio- c. CrL PRAYING Tor
an injunction to restrain the grand
lodge of the state from expelling Wal
deck lodge from the order and from
Selling its effects and from excluding
its members from the benefits of the
order.
Subsequently Waldeck lodge filed a
petition for mandamuS asking the
court to order the grand lodge to issue
it the password in order to obtain the
benefits Of the order. This privilege,
it was shown, had been refused by the
grand lodge. The court was told that
the petitioners were natives Of Ger
many, more or less unfamiliar with the
English language, and that at the time
the lodge was admitted by the supreme
lodge it was understood that the Ger
man ritual should be used in all pro-
ceedings Of Waldeck lodge. The con-
stitutiOn and bylaws expressly provid-
ed that all proceedings of the lodge
should be conducted in German.
MUST BE IN ENGLISH
The supreme lodge at its meeting
in Washington, in August 1894, revised
its constitution and bylaws and adopt
ed provisions among which was one
which provided that "the ritual of the
order shall be printed and published
only in the English language, except
as may hereinafter be authorized"
In September, 1894, the grand cham
cellor of Illinois ordered the surrender
Of the charter of Waldeck lodge ard
its German ritual and ordered that the
lodge use only the English ritual az It's
meetings. This order was also promCi-
gated to all the German-speaking l1dg-
eS and caused a good deal of strife and
dissension among the German-spedk-
Ing lodges. Waldeck lodge refused to
comply with the demand and the chan
tribunal charging the lodge with vio'a-
ting laws. The charges made were that
Waldeck lodge had assisted and encour
aged the translation and copy Of the
ritual into German, contrary 10 the
laws of the order and that il disobeyed
the commands Of the grand chancellor
The grand tribunal after considering
these charges found the lodge guilty of
disobediance of the chancellor. This
finding the lodge deemed easolable
and prepared to submit the matter to
the slfDreme tribunal but III WAS ShOzyn
to the court that appeal to the upper
tribunal was refused and the grand
tribunal would not stay its judgment
which provided for the exclusion of the
lodge and forfeiture of its franchise
and property.
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MEETING OF THE SCHOOL BOARD.
Their Session was Short but q Good Deal OF
Business was Done.

Board of education met last night
night with ten members present.
Miss Scrogin was placed in Kellogg
school as principal and Miss Mulvey
was placed in Cleveland school as prin-
cipal
The matter Of filling vacancies in
the list ofteachers was postponed till
the meeting in September.
Coler Sims was elected to fill vacancy
in Fourth ward occasioned by the
resignat ton of Mr.. Jennings.
Edward II. Jones was elected janitor
of Paramount school at $500 per room
per month.
The library committee was instruct
ed TO buy 500 book supports and 1000
register cards belonging thereto. This
is a Wichita patent and is fine thing.
Building and grounds committee We're
instructed to cut doors in the high
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St. Louis. Aug. E-Butter-Quet
creamery. i4danc: dairy. sGi5c-
Eggs-Lower. ioi-c-
Whiskey-SIeady. ST..
Lead-Dull. $3.50 asked
Spelter-Slow. $SSl3SNa.
Bagging and iron cotton ues-un-
changed
Pork-Steady, 5000.
Lard-Lower. prime, sS-Sai3-
MsarS-Cnchanged
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OF the raw material-was so extremely
weak. The small receipts of hogs is
the reason for the small amount of
sympathy with the decline in grain.
Compared with Saturdays close pork
is 10 cents lower: lard cents; and ribs
without change for September. but Jan
uary delivery was relatively speaking
weaker, the declines being in pork 10
cents; lard ~ cents and ribs ~ cents
The receipts for tomorrow are est
mated as follows: Wheat 40 cars; corn
$50 cars; oats 375 cars, hogs II 900 head.
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WICHITA POULTRY CO.
When Mrs. vsrmiiye Was In the Water She
IIoafsd.

Norwich, Conn. Aug. 12-N-s. ]. g.
Vermiiye, Of New York csty. who II
spending the summer al TIE pleasant
riverside hamlet Of Gales Ferry. south
OF this city. Is an admirable osTzzo-
man. and every afternoon IN her fsath-
srveizht sklS she goes out On TIE tran
quill bosom OF the Thames 4 dress and
skirt are in the way 81 a shsiI. 80 Mrs
Eerm.lye 6oas handsome AID t2uufy
balloon boomers
Those bloousers hslped 20 save her
from A x&tsry grave today Her boat
leaked a drop. 80 vie stood Up TO bail
IL out. when. presto, a rrlLsStsp. a hop,
skip ard q Jump. the boat Topped and
the fair bcztsyDUan was struggling AZ
the water
Mira Te-nilye cannot swim much.
and shs vas lee yards from SHORE. b1t
she al not sink Tho~e bzIlos1n-rsg-
zed boomers simply inflated chem
selves with z-Ss. and the LADY vas
borne s@-eneiy ASsag the curTeat. zo<t-
~. bu0yznfly and safely
After some minutes ferrylsn saw
ibe woman and vent ogt IL a boat
and got Ss-s- Eeruliye- Dr. Gardner
gave Ser toaic ard St5r1I&ut. and
she was soon he-s<k again
she declared tazt biooners sSzii coo
t-nue % bS her aquatic haa.llass-&
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Situation in Corn.
Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE grain mar
kets were very weak today. Corn led
the bear dance with 27s cents declines.
wheat was good second with loss
OF cents and oats did their best, fora
weakling- winding up with 1919 cents
per bushel for September or rs cents
lower than Saturday. Initial trading
was at y cent advance but the market
gradually sold off is cents. rallied IN
Is cents, declined Ia cents. ruled stea-
dy and closed as mentioned.
St. Louis was very weak early and
the trade evidently placed a bearish
construction on the government report
The condition Of spring wheat was low
cred 6.3 points at $50 and indicates a
crop of 10, $50, 900 bushels with the win
ter wheat, 223. $40. 900 bushels, makes a
total crop of S94, $50. 600 bushels against
400, 267 900 bushels a year ago. There
was however. a good deal of bull news
at hand but it did not appear 10 have
any particular effect on values. Among
other bear news was the talk OF further
shipments and a liberal movement in
the northwest. The weather was fine
though rain was reported In parts or
Tile northwest ana
are indicated. There was a good cash
demand here with sales aggrega ting
345,0 900 bushels. Detroit taking 5000
bushels and 81. 600 bushels going for the
export account. Last week there were
seventeen cargoes off the English coast
awaiting buyers and this week only
one was reported. The action of corn
was no doubt a factor and cost the
prices something.
In corn the bear factors were the
Zweather and the government crop re-
port, which caused renewed and free
selling, commission houses and pro-
fessionalS leading while the demand
was confined TO shorts and spectators
Initial trading was at 12QS decline
and gradually sold off ~ cents, rail-
lied SOY cent. declined II cent and
closed as stated.
There was rain IN the corn belt and
showers and warmer conditions indica-
ted
Oats were active. weak and decidedly
lower in sympathy with wheat and
corn, and on good general covering by
the tired longs. The business buying
was by the latter class who confined
their attention chiefly TO May. The
opening was weak and N@% cent low
err and declined s41 cent and closed
easy at bottom.
The provision trade was the least af-
fected by the heaviness of the specu-
lative atmosphere Prices declined but
not to any great extent considering
that corn-the basis of future supplies
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DRY GOODS MARKET.
New York

New York. Aug. 12.-Agents have adj
vanced prices OF all brands OF blrached
cottons u cent: also Mddiesex BIB
bleached cottoas II cent; Rutiedgc ana
Plantation IS Inch blsached I'd ~
cents A very oppressive tempcrseorc
had the effect Of checking any general
demand. but tho mail order BUSINESS
was OF good portions. Dcuims all doing
better. Printing cloths firm at ISIS
cents bid and declIned for spots ana
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COTTON MARKET.
New York.

New York. Aug. 12-Cottcn-Firm; mid
ding, a-l6c; net receipts none; gross. le
bales; exports 10 Great Britain, 81 bales.
sales. 1,135 bales: spinners, $40 bales, stocA
actusl 10 as bales Total today net re
ceipts, 7ss bales: exports TO Great Britain.
81 bales; stock. $40 $50 bales.
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Kansas Games.

WINFIELD z; INDEPENDENCE 0.
Independence, Aug. 12-(Special.)-
Todays game at Independence resulted
in shut out for the home team. Gear
was in the box for the Winfield Reds
and pitched great game against OAR
by. He gave them only two hits. The
Reds hit hard and earned the game by
all around playing. Score:
Winfield .......1 0 0 0 o 1 0 OF
Independence .......0 0 0 0 0 o 0 o 90
-Winfield-Gear and Kelsey
ndependence-Darby and Buckhart.
Earned runs-Winfield 2; Independ-
ence 0. Stolen bases-Winfield 2; indie
pendence 2. Struck out-By Gear 5;
by Darby 4. Base on balls-Of Gear
6; off Darby 2. Two base hits-W.
FrantZ. Passed balls-Buckhart. Um-
pires-Harrison and Baker. Time-1:45
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FIELDING Is WEAK
BROWNS DON'T BEGIN TO MAKE
RUNS SOON ENOUGH.

.piders Toll Steadily and Plant Runs All
Along the Score Line-Reds Bat the
Crack Pirate Pitcher to Their Hearts
Content, while Rl:inos is all Right-Sen-
ators Don't Miss the Game SO Very Far
After All-COlonels Do Some Wooden
Headed Base Running-Close Games
are the Rule-Western Games.
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K..... civ Grain 9.vkes-

Kansas City. Aug. f--wSeat-Cre ce1.
toE@-, No. hard. sszs<-zcs No. : Fee. 80
rejected. 5seg<Sc.
ed 5sS.Ezz-sc. 10. , white. 3a-cs
Eye-S6. = e.
Braa-TsEm. 169oc
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Io,dou stock EXCHANGE.

Posts London cablegram says: The
stock markets were quiet today but
generally firm. The settlement dis
closed small account In Americans
which were carried over at Ga 10 3 per
cent Prices closed a tribe below the
best South Americans were strong.
kaffirs booming. Paris exchanges at
the guaranteed point
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HOGS.
The market opened 20 IN cents higher
Yesterday and tho hogs were goebied up
as soon as offered
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
No Dock Ave. Price. No. Dock Ave. Price.
IS 49,. go 81 So - = u ~
10 49, 2<3 42izl
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Real Estate Iransfe-

FURNISHED by the Wichita Abstract
and Land company
John Davidson Ne or 81 IS ew wd.s 900
" D Tapp NJ OF sw or IS Iw
wd 49,. - -. -. -. -. 49,. 900
p z LygriSSe hf OF So or IS e
wd. - -. -. -. 400
p Darlington res \ Stephens 81
Stephens add lot Oak 81 Jones
sup lot % Nosley ave Erai.hs
add and tract Ioxie,x rods IN sw
Amount OF mortgage released -. 55ssa
OF Sc Of NV or Is 2. ie.. .G.s
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YEEE PIiIG

Send your address 70 II. =. Buexlen
& Co. ChicaSo. and get free szrzyI~
bog Of Or. Kings New Life Pills. 4
irtzI viii consi.zce yoa Of their rzersts
Tssz% pills are easy la scttcn sn1 are
particularly Elective sn TIE cure u cSa
sumption And sick Headache For Ma
lara and Liver trc1c<s they haze s~~~r
proved irFaluz BIZ ThcT are sss4s&E-
ted 70 D. perfectly free from SSeTy d.
aefrtous Substance aud 10 - purely
vegetable They % rot ~e2Ser ~ their
action. bE, - giving f5-se 10 sfcE<z&ca
and bzo=ess greatly tnvsxzrase Tia sFr-
ten Regular SIZE 10 30 1sox- Sold
~ DruxEssis charies IAUyeccs AID c.
S<hr1zk.
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CASH ClOfatlOnS y eIc IS foIICW5-
Fl0ur-Easy.
No. spring wheat. SGs5gc fob; No.
g. s2-GS42c: No. red, SGeJs.c. No.
corn. Sixc: No yellow. 37Izc. No. oats.
Ige: No white. 1izc; No. 3, Is1z@Izc- No.
2 rye xizc. No. . barley. nominal No.
seed, "a % Ness pork. per boi.. s<.Iv1
s75. Lard, per 100 bs.. si.J-.sds. 10 Short
ribs sides. Goose. s. 1855. Dry sailed
s.des. Cbo1ed). s-zGss.- WhislSey. distil-
le-s' hnished goods. per gal. E-Z Sugars
-CnchanSei-
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Visible supply of Grain.

New York. Aug. 12.-The visible sup
ply Of grain Saturday, August. 10. as
compiled by the New York Produce
exchange is as follows: Wheat $780,
600 bushels; decrease ST.. 900. Corn A.
$4,000 bushels; decrease Al 600. ats
3.925. 900 bushels; increase III 900 bush
els. Rye 254 900 bushels; increase 81. 600
Barley 1000 bushels; increase IL. 200.
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Oklahoma Games.
POND CREEK II; ENID 10.

Pond Creek, o. T., Aug. H-(Spec-
iaL)-The game of ball played here this
afternoon between Pond Creek and
North Enid resulted in favor of Pond
Creek by a score of II to 1. The rain
interferred materially with the play
ers, the diamonds being very wet.
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Is NOT ANY BETTER


Days Operatioas ~ Irregular - Iass
Weeks and the seagaasion Ssin Moro
Ssagnane-Announcem Of Geld ship
nenss has = Depressing Innacacs-cev-
Corn Crop . Black Eye and . Raid -
Made ON Burlington Accordinsly-Ts-
hacco Sold from tho south Close Sssady
New York. Aus. 1.-THE share spec
ulation showed no evidence this MORN
ing that the beading operators had ar
rived at any settled course Of action
The operations OF the day were OF tho
same irregular character as last week
and the stagnation was even more III
tense. The announcement OF engage
ments OF gold for shipment on toner
rows European steamers had de-
pressing influence A raid was nas3e
on Burlington on the strength OF the
small Nebraska corn crops shown by
the government report and the stock
was forced down Ia per cent London
bought on arbitrage during the early
trading but owing To the failure OF the
Geographic communication with the
other side, the stocks purchased had TO
be resold here. Tobacco was heavy on
selling orders from the south induced
BY reports OF combination alleged 10
have been entered into by southern
and western manufacturers against tho
trust. At the opening OF business pri-
ces gained slightly but "A pressure 10
sell General Electric was quickly ds-
veioped which sent that property down
per cent and weakened the general
list sympathetically. The market
closed steady in tone Compared with
Saturday the last prices made are ir-
regular, the most important changes
being: Observation-Disclosures and Pull
man / per cent, Tobacco Ia per cent.
Adyances-Tobacco preferred per cent
Cotton OIL preferred Ia per cent and ST.
Paul ! and Omaha preferred "a per
cent
Bonds were quiet and In the main
firm. The sales were 81. eos .oeo.
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NEW YORK rsoDUcE
Coffee.

New York, Aug. ls-CoSee-Options
opened dull. unchanged and ruled inactive
and nominal without transactions before
q. m, sellers scarce aao some covering
demand. foreign accounts featureless:
trading local; closed duh az sale points
net advance. December, $50; March,
$3.50
Spot cofree-Rio firm but weak: No. Z.
isisc: market. market quiet and strong.
Cordova, ISl4 Aslsc-
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Western Association Games.
LINCOLN 13; QUINCY 4.
lincoln, Aug. 12.@Score:
r II E
Lincoln ...1 0 0 4 0 10 0-13 1S J.
Quincy ......1 3 0 0 0 0 q "a 6 z
Batteries-Gragg and Speers; Parvin
and Boland.
DIES MONIES -: ROCKFORD z.
Des Moines, Aug. 12.-Score:
r II z
Des Moines 10 0 5 0 8 0 1 0 112 16 4
Rockford 100 0 3 0 o 1 0 OF 8 2
Batteries-Andrews and Trafley;Un-
derwood and Snyder.
DENVER II; PEORIA 9.
Denver, Aug. 12.-Score:
r Fl f
Denver ...0 0 0 4 0 0 6-17 20 1
Peoria ........3 l Il % o. 8 II 3
Batteries-Balz and Pace; Clark and
Collins
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II you Try Z md cut wis. women der ia
sr don'r do tngs for. you're worse OF you,
base dan before Sees De best WAY Is =
take EN- as you End 'ezn, and Try rot 10 go
crazy linking bout l. Dass ri6ht-Caim-
ME fadden.
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New Orleans
Nex Orls

New Orleans. Aug. 12--Cotton-Strons
demand: active; middling. il-iee: low
middling. lI-lSc; good ordinary. sac; net
receipts, l5l bales. including one new
gross, 407 bales; sales. 30 bales. stock. 3D.
$50 bales.
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Hay-Steady to easier: timothy. $500
HOO. prairie. $S.oy1S.5o.
Butter-Steady; creamery. AlsQlsc
dairy. 12Tisc-
Eggs-Firm, loc
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.sF.Mn,- said Uncle Ehen. sam er good
deal laik any udder kin 90 sdvertisin q.
Tain no use ter q man orless he had de
right kim OBJ goods ter back it up Wild
Washington Star.
CHrMMrE-"Wot's de matter wild your
Chonnie-..rm sick De doctor SAYS I've
Tot an ulster in NE t'rosr.--Ptiladeiphi
EecorI
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81. Louis.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ST. Louis. Aug. 1a-Cotton-Firm; mid
ding. &c; sales none; receipts. Ia oaies
shipments. GA bales; stock. Av45 bales.
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.

One the Produce Exchange to-day ire
butter market was steady. creamery. ne
IKE: dairy. si4alsi.c- Ess steady, u5zG
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SuyaH.
ST. Louis Produce.

New York. Aug. ls--Sugar-Raw cen.ri
fugal. sS-test. ) -lec- Refinsd fairly &C
tive and steady.
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Chicago. Aug. 12-Cattle-The week
opened with a big supply on hand. the
arrivals being estimated al I,OW head.
including 3 go western rangers and l.ec
Texans Trade was slow. Buyers con-
fined their purchases largely 10 the more
desirable offerings Common TO extra
choice native dressed beef and shipping
steers, s.. 7ozi6o0; stockers and feeders. un :
changed: good butchers cattle active ana
steady. but canning stuff slow and weak:
bulls, Sl75d3Jo: cows and heifers, lSsa
$50; veal calves. $3eoG5.so Western sange
stock sold briskly at steady prices
Hogs-About $4,000 were received; mar
ket cents lower: common 10 chosce
heavy hogs. - 3boi %: mixed lots. N3eu
ass; light weights. 81 7oi 10. fany eight.
s. 3ld5. 30: packers, A.5SQ4 20; spring. AoSg
AS: light weights. Ss.0oFI5.lo.
Sheep-Recetpts. lsoN.. including plenty
OF western sheep and native spring lambs
There was a good general demand. and
prices We're steady at last week $ decline
Inferior TO xtra sheep, sl.50G@oo; western
sheep. s27Va3.50; lambs. S.oog5.5o for poor
10 best
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Sunday Games

Chicago at Louisville-Errors were
accountable for all the runs scored in
Sundays game. which was an interest
ing one, although a pitchers battle.
As n rule the fielding was brilliant.
and many an apparently Ease hit was
turned into an out by sharp. quick
work Decker's play was especially
good. and Collins captured the crowd
BY some fine stops and lightning
throws Attendance, 1900 Score:
Chicago ..102o0o - !
louisville 100000 90 o-1 6 s
Batteries-Chicago Griffith and Don
ohue; Louisville, Cunninham and Wer-
ner
St Louis al Cincinnati-Rain stop
ped Sundays game in the seventh in
ming. Dwver was hit harder than the
score shows, but his support was fine.
kissinger was knocked out OF the box
in the sixth. but Ehret, who succeed
ed him. Jared little better. Attend
ance. $3.50. Score:
r II E
Cincinnati ........0 + !
ST. Louis ......02 u iu :
atteris,s-Cincinnati, Dwyer, PAR
rott and Vaughn; st. Louis. kissinger,
Ehret and Often.
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MILWAUKEE 10; KANSAS CITY 8.
Milwaukee, Aug. 12.-Score:
r H e
Milwaukee 80 0 I 2@l9 Is
Kansas City 20 0 0 1 0 o. 8 IL
Batteries-Baker and Weaver; DAN
ielS and Rhines.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13

"ARE they lovers stiIlr' well. he's s,ir-
but she isn't. You see. they are married
aow."-Desroit Free Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13

st. Louis. Aug. l2--Cattle-Receipts. -
500; Shipments 900; market a shade better
on Texans; others steady: dressed beef
and shipping steers. &SQ9.Is: hight. $S.oog
400: stockers and feeders, $22a4-23.
Hoes-Rece:pts. l,6n; shipments. 800;
market opened strong: closed cents on.
heavy. si7oQ4.s5; mixed. si-4oQ4S. light.
s. s0q6.1o
Sheep-Receipts. 500: shipments none:
market Solw.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13
GRAINS ARE WEAK
CORN LEADS TIE PROCESSION ON
THE DOWNWARD ROAD

Lands Two and seven-Eighths Cents Lower.
an EiGhth-Government Crop Report 10
In Evidence on the side of the Bears-
Bullishness il Not Lacking but Any
Eject Of IL on the Market Is-PrOvi-
sions Hold Up Well. Considering the
Situation in Corn.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13

Exhibition Games.
Jackson, Mich. Aug 12.-Exhibition
game-Detroit 20; Grand Rapids l6.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-13
WICHITA Markets.
CATTLE

The following are the representatv
sales of cattle yesterday:
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.