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The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
COMING LOCAL EVENTS

The board of directors OF tn. Wichita
hospital viii meet with the staff al the
Office % DR.. Purdue this afternoon al
2:30 O'Clock
Special communica ton OF Albert Pike
lodge No. 800. a F. & A NJ this even
ing at 7.30 O'Clock Work II the third
degree. Visitors welcome
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Ladies AID society Of the First Pres
byterian church VII bs held this after
noon a. o'clock IN the church parlors-
Br;gaiier Suily from Kansas City
VIII speak a; the Salvation army to-
night He VIII De accompanied by his
vie. wAo viii sing some q her sweet
songs. You are invited
The regular meeting % the Wou7an's
Foreign Missionary society % the FRS:
n = church wfll Ae held a. ths home %
Irs. J. Z Caldwell On College Hiu
today al . II TGis WiI be : Cnrsst-
mas r-ear4.g
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
OUT FOR HOME RUIZ
Continued from the Fifth Page,

enacted making all corporations hav-
ing right of way in, through, over,
along, across or upon any street OF any
city Of Kansas, liable over TO said city
for the amounts OF judgments for dam
ages and costs recovered against any
such city In personal injury or other
cases, by reason Of any defect in any
said street, caused or allowed 20 exist
or remain by the failure OF said cor
poration with their contracts with such
city, or by the failure of said corpora
tions to perform fully the duties i'm
posed upon them by said contracts"
When the question of police govern
ment of cities of the first class came
up J. L. Knight OF Topeka introduced
the following resolution which was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, AS the sense of this as
ISOLATION that a law providing for the
establishment and maintenance OF work
houses as a more efficient and economi-
cal method OF dealing with petty crime,
should be passed by the next legisla-
ture Of the state. and that the COM
mittee on legislation be and is hereby
instructed to present to the next annual
meeting Of this association for its con-
sideration before presentation TO the
legisla ture such a measure
Mayor Cox Of this city then arose
and introduced the following resolu-
ton:
''Be 1t resolved by the Kansas Munic-
ipal association. that we are unaltera-
bly, in favor of home rule in all cities
of the first class in ansas, and Kdeclare
ourselves most heartily in favor Of the
abolshment Of the Metropolitan Police
system in said cities
There was great rustling when this
resolution was introduced and n recess
OF three minutes was taken to allow
the delegat ations to get together and as
certain how to vote. Finally the roll
was called and the resolution carried
by the following vote:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, Dec. I7.-wheat-No 2
hard. 5siz1S5c; No. red, sc. rejected.
noninally, 45a4sc.
Corn-Ac,lvs: No. mixed. z92sc;
No. 2 white, 2Gz2sc.
Oats-Weak; No. mixed. lSe; No. 2
ST. LOUIS.
St Louis, Dec I7-Flour-Duu and easy
but quotaoly unchanged
Whcat-Heayy rece4Sts II DorthTes;
and disappointing cables caused a weak
market early but later on proeP-ctS of
cold wave: rallied toward the -nd OF ihe
session; fear OF trouble between fha-
country and England had = weakening e.
feet and prices eased on. closing steady
10 4 cent above YESTERDAY No rs1.
cash. &c: bard, SSs.c: December. ~.
Corn-Fu,ures unsettled, showing
strength, then weakness. closed steady
20 Z. cent higher than yesterday Cash
dull; No mixed. A..e: DsceHSsr. -.
Oa.;s-IrTegu!zr. duu FOR futures. spot
s;esdler. No. ? cash. lSlsc. Decsn1her.
l61.c: January, 1gI1s.c. Nay. ls3.ql%ase-
Rye-Sizc bd.
Bsriey-S- ezdy.
Recsipts-Flo1r. 4Soo; wheat, 4.ooo. eorz
s. 90. oa =. - 90.
hipns1;s-Flour. 1z.coo. vhest, 1900.
corn. HOO: oats. u.eSa
NEW YORK
New York. Dee .-Flogr-RscsiT';s. Il
so5 barrels. experts. = 50 barrels. eslec.
a few Isues q spring patents sod -
gsa while v.ote- grades we're cGh buf
sleasy a. QGoizGc2ss winter IoN grscea.
= i+fs26a
Eye dogT-Easy-
BurSHheat GoET-DslA .i-Tsrfi =
" aezt-Eecss -. $40. eXD-o-ts. 20
SPc; r1srke. cull. No. 1Srd- So cf-
ions opez-d steady, Scs1 q E1e@- %
sp-taz Whezt receipts. rSlEeo q. Eo.o1 z11
vas aru 1u-.Eg the stte-1oe1 q re-
port - ,ae decrease q fz-rns-s c~lve--ss
q sz-insr wheat and C1eTe-aS-1-e massage.
cicS.rg a.f9-s cezt higher No re. Nay.
3 Gsszsr. closed ss5sc. DeeezsoeF. s. s--1g
s5zsc. closed &C.
CO-1-Eecespts. 1r7.esss ex9or-s- = r"e
Sp-c< stez.sy- No @-.c- Ds1ora cssa-
ss weaker o. d-s1zz-c ufosfss. cweaE -
.DcTezsst r~ce-p-s. rzl.,e1 1-5 Hhest bs-i
1Eziiy szE@1 CT EEz1 zEc csofec rsr-
italy a cezs go~sr. Nay, Ss-sTzt s--s-.
c.oasd 54tzc. Decs-sAs-. -sss.-z5sc. c4oss-
-
0zts-Eecesp.s. = SO. ezaSr:z. -. s-ps
E.ezzy. No = ~ DE5ta1zz T1-et d-ls
ard easser. clos a< uzchz-Esc 70 ccHf
over Nay. sta1si.z. esoss3 -. Derssz-
r-er rkose1 -
fsscEErsze-Wezk- - sSzc
Rye-Se-lEat
Fsz-s.y--E-zsT. zes-@-u. &C &C.
Ezr.sy zzzle-<czz-zkl
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in rivalry over the affections OF a
squaw of the wild type of beauty"
Among other cases were the following
United States VS.. Wesley Cokely and
Frank Dyer, charged with larceny;
convicted
United States VS.. Henry FTas, charg-
ed with larceny: convicted Fras is
a rich cattleman. owning several thou-
sand head of cattle in Western Okla
ma and Texas al the present time.
United States vs. Sam Wilson, charg-
ed with larceny; convicted
The result has been very discourage
ing to cow thieves. and ''rustling' is
now considered bad FORM
Judge Burford went to Enid on the
night train 70 hold special term there.
The government was represented by
Judge Brooks through his assistant
Roy Hoffman. who goes from here to
the Woodward court.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
CITY N BRIEF.

Charles Eyler Of Armarilla. Texas, Is
spending a few days in the city.
Harry Sutton's resignation went into
effect last night al II oclok. Today
he is private citizen.
The county commissioners were in at
tendance yesterday at the meeting OF
delegates of the cities Of the first-ciass.
Eight different societies in Wichita
will hold receptions for one hour each
at the Y NJ. C. A building on New
Years day.
Rufus Birdsell yesterday received
word through his attorney. Judge Glenn
that he had been granted an increase
OF 81 per month on his pension and 800
back pay.
Mr.. E. T. Loundes of Kansas City
will deliver his popular illustrated lee
ture on Pilgrims Progress at the West
Side Presbyterian church this evening
at 7:3O o'clock.
The public schools VIII hold Christ
mas exercises on next Friday afternoon
and general invitation has been eX-
tended to parents and patrons OF the
schools to be in attendance.
Harry Frizen is nursing a pet. Yes
terday in manipulating a cauldron OF
boiling candy his right hand was
caught against the furnace in such
way as TO burn the back Of it in dis
tressing manner.
John Davis, county attorney, received
a telegram from Ashland, Pa, announc
ing the serious Illness Of his mother and
left for that place last night. During
his absence the business Of his office
VIII be looked after by Assistant Coun-
~ Attorney Earl Blake.
Work ba rall
ing nicely yesterday. and today the
we'll will be visited by the representa-
tixeS OF the Kansas cities who are pres
ent Many Of the delegates visited the
city engineers office yesterday and ex-
amined closely the specimens shown in
the Jars s taken from the well
\ runaway occurred yesterday after
noon on South Emporia avenue which
scattered the wagon and contents for
the space Of a mile. The team took
fright at some boys with a goat. No
one was hurt seriously. although Theo-
dore Kelleriug. the driver, was some
what shaken up by being thrown from
the wagon at the railway crossing.
The two companies Of Wichita lodge
No. %, which did such grand work by
bringing in fifty-slx new members In
two weeks will be given an oyster sup
per a the restaurant OF Lewis Kistler
this evening. This lodge Is doing grand
work as IS also Peerless lodge and 1t Is
the intention to place Wichita at the
head OF the list in the state OF Kansas
by the time OF the annual meeting.
Wichita has probably much the largest
increase OF any city in the state during
the present year and Kansas is nearing
the banner state Of the Union FOR Unit
ed Workmen
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
astonishment Of everybody. and its re

establishment Of everybody. and its re-
sources and progress
Councilman Throcsmorton of this
city then briefly addressed the banquet
ters in his usual happy manner.
Henry Solomon of Atchison was the
next speaker and his address was
most eloquent one. He said that he
hoped TO see the day in Kansas when
all good people could set down to their
own tables and drink glass OF wine
without fear OF mOlestation from any,
body, as the good people OF Wichita
can do. This provoked loud cheers
and great enthusiasm and Mr.. Solo
mon continued in the same vein thro'-
out delivering a eulogy on Wichita that
was simply eloquent.
City Attorney Crider OF Fort Scott
made a most brilliant address. He
was amazed at the beauty of Wichita
and the hospitality OF her people. He
wished the people OF Fort Scott had
the courage OF Wichita people. You
have gone through a boom and came
out OF il as 70 other people could and
that boom will yet make you city.
You have gall and nerve" he said,
"and wherever Wichita man goes ne
proudly says I am from Wichita and
am glad OF IL; and more than that
wherever Wichita man goes he teach
eS the people in his new home how 10 be
enterprising and progressive. Mr.. Cri-
der is an eloquent speaker and was
loudly applauded.
Among the other gentlemen who
made fine and brilliant addresses were
City Attorney Bird OF Topeka, Council
man Minick Of this city. and City Az
torney HoUserman OF Leevenwo-th Mr..
Houserman said they could drink their
wine in Leavenworth for a certain
bank there assured them against mo-
lestation and the audience broke out
with such a storm OF applause that
ended in the guests leaving the tables
10 continue their happy time In the
office and rooms OF the hotel.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
ST. LOUIS

EIGAlaG- t41aA :. --t+.-e.~
Esgs-NoIn-nSlly steaoy; fresh, lSc-
Hay-T-mothy. $lo.sNs--.S0' Pra-r4e. $50
Qs-SV.
St Louis, Dec 7.-BGtter-Higher:
fancy Elgla. IS sc; separator creamery.
ESgs-Sieady. lSs-c. loss on
Wool. cotton ties and bagging-In-
FoTN-sta-dard mess, jobb.rg. SIS.
Lard-Prime steam. sS.l-ss; choice.
Bacon-shouIders CooxeD rs: longs.
sac; RIBS. 5.s2s shorts. SS.Sssz.
Dry salt mests-Shoulders, (ooxeD
si-.S. longs. $i-5o. r.oS. si-s-e, shorts, si-ts.
Corn meal-Steady.
Brsn-Dun; s&lSbie AZ t7c east track
ElaXSeed-EarIn, SIC.
Timothy seeG-S3.Vc<sS.5G.
Hay-LOwer on heavy receipts; timothy.
sl2Dg l4-29, prA-rse. &.50tsS-So tbs s-Ge-
NEW YORK
New York. Dee E.-Susar-Raw dull:
refined quiet
Hay-strong; spring. 7sgSOc; good to
choice. svcGSI.V0
Hops, pcrk and tsllow-Duu
HideS-NominaL
Leather. wool. beef and turpenane-
Quiet.
Besf hams-slI.5 .5Oglsoo.
Cut me9ts-Easy: picklec hams. si<Q
s34c.
Lard-Easy; western steam closed s. sou
5.55: December. $50. nominal
PetrOleum-;eGoy; United closed SIS
bsd.
kosta ard rice-Steady.
MolaSSeS-Firm-
CottonSeed o-l-Inactave
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Dec E.-Bacon-Quist but
steady. demand fair.
Beef-EXtrS India mess. IS GO. prime
mess, 57S I'd
P0rk-Pr-1ne western. 51s Sd; medium.
as.
Lard-Stesdy; prime western. s7s Sd: re-
hned. Gin pR4ls) 2SS ID.
Butter-EInest United States. S5s: good.
COS.
The grain and provision exchanges wiz
be closed from December = TO Deccul Der
=, inclusive. on account OF Christ mas
halliday
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
- Pure Food -
Wright's Oid-Fashioned Buekwheaf.
Wright's Mills. Berlin. Wis.
Wichita,

$50: shipments. 2Soo: marke; steady 60
strong. Texas steers. t-aeff7 ~. heef
steers, SiSG9.s5; stockers aud feeders.
&SG3S.
Hogs-Receipts. I soo. shipments none.
market strong. haavtes. 81 99u3ae. mlaea.
s.. .306g3.f f@s. lights. S1ati4 g.
Sheeis- Receipts LOO, Sd Iwerta none,
market steady, mu'iurs. &-s9a3. So
ct LOUIS
81. Louis. Dec. 17.-Catflc--H Receipts s.
E90. market steady. native steers s1eaff
500: Texas steers. t2s0a2-ss; grsssefs. e. s..
G375.
HoEs-Recelpts. 1i0oo. market sironE.
heavy. s.. .se93S0. mixed. 8 sitgs0. lEat.
XSQ3.50.
sheer-Recelp;s. s.cco. marke, nrm. "a
ttves. S2&Q3S
NEW YORK
New York. Dec 7.--Beeves-R Receipts.
-. European cables quote Ancrlcsn
steers a. sGioisc dressed weights. refriF-
orator beef az T.1.sc. Exports To-Day. ~
beevea. 2oU sheep and 4.so quarters %
beef.
Sheep and lSmbs-RScsipts. CO. slow
but firm; poor 20 good Shsep. . 90
good lambs. 81 Jjsff %
HOgs-Rsce.pts. 2.357: steady a. g 80
49,.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
DRY GOODS MARKET

New York. Dec. 17-As usual 20 Tue<-
day. an1 no mails. thew Vas 70 bE-sz-ess
iU thai direction 4 few -sE bgrers xere
p-eSeDs but they sd1e4 litls 81 fze way
% selections. although of some sea z5-zols
spec zll1es. moderate transactions Ee-e
made There T2s 10 lie q - rz-z-ks
however. ard zny 5EsE1ess q .--Eso-tzrre
resulted f7o-a fo-wz-14r~s On previous erl-
E2Ee1erez E'r.at.rg csoths sery 6aI and
Wholly nominal a. 1t l-sfc As <hs NJ
changed quotations 1or sEcSs and coz
s-zCts
Fail River. Mass Dec. 17.-F'rla< cio-ks
Qu.et. l-1sc for contracts
Manchester. De- Tz--Tae -a4rke: ser
elo-1s 2-G yarns - S1-s- S.is .-z--te-
AEauzTg-
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
COFFEE MARKET.

New York. Dee. I.-Conee options open
ed steady at 5Hl5 points advance. ruled
generally firm on active b. ddlng by one
local firm. but sold OF later under pres--
dents message: closed easy al 5al5 points
net advance; sales. 1900 bags.
Spot coffee-Kio Gu.St. No. Z. l4isc. Mild
qU-ej; COTGova. 1SalS51c. sales, LOO bags
III racalbO y. L
SaEtOs-Cluiet; good Santos l3. 5000; re-
ceipts. Is. 100. stock, $50 bags
Hamburg-Steady. 1.G1z pfennlg ad-
vance: salts. 800 bags
Rio-Steady: No Z RIO 13 $500; exchange,
9 5-l6 pence; receipts. two days. 1900 bags
cleared FOR the United States, $500 bags
for Europe SEQ bags. stock. ZJ3ev bags
Warehouse deliveries from New York
yesterday. ls, 56S bags; stock today. 200, so
bags: United States stock. 2Z5.ls5 bags:
afiOa6 for the United States. 22S.Uo0 baxs
total Wis BILE for the United States. 81, III
bags, against 55S,655 bags last year.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
THEIR FIRST PUBIC RECITAL
Wichita Musical Csub have Grand Success
with Their Enterta'nment

with Their EnfertA nment.
The first public recital of the Wichita
Musical club was given last night be-
fore a large and appreciative audience
al the Sedgwick Musical hall.
II was one OF the finest entertain
ments of the season, every number be-
ing we'll received and ably rendered.
The club received many compliments
from some OF the best musicians OF the
city.
The following program was given:
Qus-tet-Wotan' Farewell TO Brunn-
hide and Magic Fire Music. oval
kure)-..-...-..-. -...---.-....-....Nag " gner
1st P.ano-AIrs E. GIbiney and Mss
c. NcClurktn-
2nd Franchises II. Fisher and G.
Calhoun.
Vocal Duet-"Venetian Boat So-g"...
Misses E. Walker and NJ. Lariner,
Cello SOlo-''Fsntas -. Dunkler
Mr.. r. Dunbar
ouartet-rhird tEroica) symphony.
Adagio (Funeral March and Schsrzo.
Is -Jtapo-Mrs. r. HiggtnSon and
Miss NcCorkle.
End Piano-AIissesClark and Lar
inner.
Chorus-SoCg from ''OSssan's FinZai''.
wichita Musical Club
Piano "Concertstuck" (Na7cD..
- eOe-
Mrs. Smyth.
(end Piano acco-np. Mrs. Gsbneyl.
Violin puet-Concerto in D Minor
(Adazfol-fSSS- S-I75-a....-......-...... Bach
Nessrs- E 8. Gordon and c. Hig-
girson-
Vocal Soic-''Nslan z eils''-....-..-.-Dei Aqua
Miss Walker
Oua--et-Dsnse Nacahre. Saint SSenS
st P.sDo-Mrs. y. Hayes
e-G P.arc-NiSs II. Bowman.
Ntoi'r-Nr. Gordon.
Ceiio-Afr. Dunbar.
Chorus" Au7cach of SPRING '.........G c sde
W.chitss Musical Club.
& hand accompl.
The decora lions for this occasion were
kindly furnished by {. A. Rose.
~Ass
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18

Read the following carefully and sec
what a nice present a small amount ot
money viii buy at my store:
ACCoRDEONS-Fro eec 20 $3.50
AUTOE EARPS-Frem $3.50 up.
BANJoS-From 500 up.
BAND INSTRCMENTS-P caat
VIII star,le.
DRUMS-Good quality from s2oc -
s3.0o.
FIFES-From sc 20 sl-5e.
FLUTES-From sl-75 70 $50 %
GUTTARS-From tsso 10 5000
HARMoNICAS-Fvc SC 70 sl.5a.
JEWS HARPS-S cents.
MANDOLL\S-From $500 up Good
quality.
MUSIC BoXES-FirSs class,less than
cost 20 manufacture
MUSIC BOXES-SmaIi ones for tns
children. Sc up.
OCCARI\AS-eSc up.
PICCoLOS-sl.00 % UP.
FIFTY VIOLIN OCTFTTS-(Box.
Bow and Instruction book completed
s. 90 20 Ss 90
nth ERS-Frorn $500 up.
HARMONErTES-sI6o.
PHONOHARPS-sS.eo
PIANOS-New, from $500 up
PIANOS-Second hand, from s.5 "a
800
ORGANS-New. from $50 20 800
oRGANS-Second hand, from $40 To
$50
SEWING M-ACHINEoS-At hair price.
Come and see what a little oney viii
do.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
Sudden Death of Mrs Patton.

Fl. Scott, Kan, Dec. 17.-Mrs. r. D.
Patton, a lady Of considerable literary
reputation and personal friend Of ex-
Senator John J. ingalls,. was found dead
in the parlor of her home here this
morning. The cause Of death Is un-
known. She was alone in the house.
She was formerly a teacher IN st. Jo-
seph and ST. Louis.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
HOT PURSUIT OF BURGLARs.
Desperate Fight with the Toughs, Their
Snbseqrent Capture and Confession.

Subsequent Capture and Confession.
Fl. Scott, Kan. Dec. 1.-THE residence
Of Squire Carlton was entered by two
burglars last night. Carlton and his
son pursued them on horseback. over
taking them. They fought, and in the
melee, the son had a narrow escape
from being killed with a razor by one
of the men. The robbers got away and
the residents Of the village organized
and started in pursuit. At 8 o'clock
this morning, Carlton identified the men
in this city and they were arrested.
They give their names as Ed Thompson
and Al Robinson of st. Louis. and con-
fess their guilt.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
HER BRUTE OF A HUSBAND.
Chicago Ward Politician Goes Home Drunk
and Kills HIS Wife.

Chicago, Dec. 17.-Mrs. Annie Craig,
wife of John Craig, a Nineteenth ward
politician died from her injuries said
TO have been inflicted by her husband.
It is alleged that Craig while drunk
commenced beating his 4-year old adop-
ted SON Mrs Craig interfered and
Craig knocked her senseless with a
sword which had been hanging on the
wall Craig was arrested.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
Postoffice Robbed at TaIoea.

Woodward, o. T, Dec. 17.-(Specfal)
The postoffice at Taloga, fifty-tfn'ee
miles south Of here, was robbed last
night The amount OF money taken IS
not known but IS supposed to be nearly
5000 and stamps.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
O0 REPRfl. r1srATIyr rAr.Es.


l. NJ rseb~ TdsH. hoes
John Williams. Esufley. kc~r
TsDtf rson Tsrss. TagxaTlssa. nfE%
CvTlsa Wilhelm. Nt. HSre hogs
I'inksf0u Eroz. ~ Hops. hogs.
Ua-ssV Orsrs EneaST. two ears horss
J y Esu CiearWzss-, hoE-N
James Elllsr, C.sz-NAter. boEn.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
THEN HARRISON VIII. ACCEPT
Some Other state than Indiana VIII Pre-
sent His Name

indianapolis, Dec. HI was defn-
ftely stated by Republican leader
here today that ex-President Harrison
name will not be presented at the St
Louis convention by the Indiana dele
cation. It will be presented by some
other state and Republican leaders
think there will be no doubt of his nomi-
nation Under these circumstances
Harrison viii accept. Harrison de-
cliued to be interviewed
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
LIyEsIoCK sIkuKEE.
CHICAGO

CHICAGO.
Chsczro. Dec. -7-ESgs- fscs,pts. =
90. razrEst ssctlvs and e-z~ef Eaf |. ~
zs-L.. mixed. g E1zE. heavy. = ssllz -
Cattle-Rs-cel -. so. rzlzrNst fairy &c-
tive. beexes. 3 lglF4 -. TsESs steers = -
G. -. stOcks-s and feeders, 8 es11 -
Shee,-Escsipt 1000. market a.e4ey.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas CITY. Dee I7.-C&Esis--Fsscs.p pss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
"PLAiN FACTS"

II IS fact that you can do better and
get the incest things for the money at
G. NJ. Howe's Jewelry Store than any
other place.
Our line OF Diamonds. Watches.
Clocks. JewelTy. Silverware. Cut Glass.
Fancy China, Opera Glasses. Gold Spec
tacles, Silver Lamps. Sterling Sii.-e~
Mounted Packetbooas. Sterling Silver
Novelties.
All these things we have are entirely
new designs We invite you 10 come
and inspect our stock. whether you buy
or not.
ii. Nj. HOWE, Jeweler,
ITO EAST DOUGLAS AVE.
See The N.sC Tr.ibU Brdcelets.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18

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COTTON MARREr
NEy YORK

T
New York. Dec. N.-Cotton dull: easy
middung. e-15c; net recs PTS. 3 80 bales
gross. 2. 80 bales. exports 70 the continent.
sl4 bales: forwarded. 5. .l45 bales; sales. sfs
bales. spinners, las bales. stock. ls6. ts0
bales
NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans. Dec. i7.-Cotton quiet
rniddling, Sic: good ordinary. e-i6c. net
receipts. .kS bales; gross. 1895 bales.
exports 20 Great Britain. 81. coo bales. 20
the continent, s.SS bales: ooaStw Sc 2.55S
bales, sales. 300 bales. stock. S55.;s5 bales.
ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis. Dec. H-Cotton steady: MD
ding, 3-l6c; sales, sO0 bales. receipts.
s0l2 bales, shipments. &.iss bales. stock.
D., - balss-
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COURT ADJoURN~ ar Ell RENO.
Some Account or the Wore Interesting
asses II SpoSed Of There.

asses II Sl,oSed of There
Fl Reno. .. T, Dec. 17.-(Special)-
Federal court adjourned here today. a
great many cases having been disposed
Of The jury in the case OF the gov
ernment against Santiago SarVia.
charged with murder. after being out
twelve hours. brought in verdict OF
not guilty by reason OF insanity. The
defendant was a Mexican. past eighty
years Of age, who had killed an Indian
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
T. 4. MACK Ely.
Foreman
J. V. KOOGLE.

NIeTk.
The celebrated divorce suit OF Mofret
Us. Noffet. on trial for two years be-
fore this court. -tRminated today in a
divorce being granted the husband
Motion for a new trial in the case Of
the Territory VS.. J. c. Sewers. charged
with rape. was overruled and defendant
was sentenced 10 the penitentiary at
Lansing, Kan. for the period OF nine
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
GRAIN MAEKET
CHICAGO.

Furnished by X. l. BOST1CK. Commits
sion Merchant, room 10. over Kansas Ma
tional bank
Chicago. Dec. II
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
IN THE TERRITORY MINES.
ills believed that Th'rty-Six Hundred
Men will Soon be Ont

Men will Soon be Ont
Hartshorn, J. T, Dec. 17.-It is likely
that $500 coal miners in the territory
Will soon be out. A demand has been
made for twenty cents additional for
screened coal and fifteen cents per ton
additional for mine run. The men at
Coal Gate, Krebs and Lehigh are al
ready out. as a result Of heated meet
ing held last night. Another meeting
Of strikers was in progress today
The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-18
GRAND JURY GOES
BEFORE GOING THY PRESENT A
POINTID REPORT.

AS United States Grand Jury They Inquire
into Perjury Cases Growing Ont of Land
Contests and Find a State of Affairs-As
Territorial Grand Jury They Complain
OF lack Of Time and the DinlcuIty of
Securing Witnesses-As TO the County
jail and Insect Powder-Court Adjourns
at FL Eeno.