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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-02
TO ANSWER NAGLE
10 Wisely WILL ATTEND TO THE
UNITED STATES MARSHAL

He is Not Seeking for a Nomination for
Congress, With or Without Fusion
This He Tells the Politicians, Who Have
Been Charging 1t PlainIy-He Did Not
Make Speech at the County Conven-
tion In Guthrie, But Merely Reported
the Resolutions-"The Silent Man on
HosebAck'' to be Taken Care OF.
The Eagle has received the following
letter from Hon. Joseph Wisely Of Guth-
the Eagle interviewed was not a Demo
crat or federal officer and hence his
name loses all interest, as 1t has no con-
nection with the internal disturbances
of the Democratic party Of Oklahoma IN
the sense OF having faction prejudices:
To the Editor of the Eagle.
VIII you indulge me for a brief reply
to that prominent Oklahoma politicians
interview published in the Eagle of May
&c, the date of our convention at Okla
bona City? Two statements were made
by him which 1 wish to contradict.
First, that at the county convention
held here Saturday, May %, denounced
the federal officehoiders, in speech, for
everything mean short Of calling them
horse thieves. Now, the truth Is 1 did
not make a speech or say a word in that
| convention, except to read the resolu-
tions adopted by the committee. There
was not word of comment by me.
General Jamison had prepared the
resolutions some days before. and they
were presented to the committee by him,
and on motion they were unanimously
| adopted by the committee.
was chairman and did not vote. Cen
eral ]. C. Jamison, H. II. HaZan, DIR.
McConney, Frank Hindeman and my
self composed the committee. The other
statement, that 1 was laying plans to
secure a fusion nomination TO congress,
| is equally untrue.
| I am not now such candidate, have
| never been, and nothing could induce
me to become a candidate for congress.
Have resided here since April, 1890, and
have not been an applicant for an ap-
| pointive Office under this or any other
| administration.
| Mr.. Editor, you oblige me by publish
| ing the name of the gentleman who gave
the interview. With the exception of
| three or four federal appointees, have
\ always been on the best or terms With
the officeholders so far as know, and
| can only conclude that the gentleman
! you mention made the statement ne did
for some personal motive Of his own. ]
differ with some of them on the financial
differ with some of them on the financial
question, but that is no reason for a per-
sonal quarrel. 1 shall, at an early day,
make a reply to Mr.. Nagle's published
| letter-that is so far as certain state
ments are in dispute between US rela-
tive TO the part he did or did not take IN
the canvass preliminary TO the conven-
ton. 1 will leave his financial views,
to the national Democratic convention
TO answer, and his silent man on horse
back will be like the single gold stand
ard views in a few short years, thing
/ Of the past.
Please publish and oblige.
| TOCEDEJ WTSRY
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The Season
Is Here .

Calling is now the order of
the day. You can't do it
properly unless you are equip
ped with engraved cards.
They are artistic; all others
have been relegated to days
of barbarism. If you haven't
the proper thing, we will get
them for you. They cost no
more than the the cheap
printed or poorly written ones
and besides, you are up with
the times.
If you have a plate we will
get you 100 latest cards for
S1.oo, or have your name en-
graved at $3.50 per hundred.
We have samples and de-
signs in handsome Wedding
Invitations, At Home Cards
at prices that will get your
trade.
THE EAGLE PRESS
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His address was filed with points q a
specific nature. largely relating % the
charz~.er OF American consular reports
In Great Britain. He alluded a. Eow2-4
Fox. p7essnr consul a. Falmouth. whose
grandfather was appointed 20 the same
position bys Wassing-0n. whose father
was appointed 70 ne sane pcst - MOI
zoe. zaose doctrine Genera Collins SOW
beloved was generally scceVted here n
England. Ttis remark MS greeted
win cheers end lsC<htsr-
Ambassador Baysr1. - rssPo11inS
70 the toast. The Diplomats" dwei-
upoa the courtesy accorded American
re7-eSensztsvss 20 Great Britain
senator Hear paid = Ez<z iElSsfe 10
General Coilzz
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Elegant free reclining chair cars on all
trains and Pullman Palace sleepers from
Wichita to Chicago and Kansas city
without change. Elso sleepeTs on all
trains to Fort Worth. Houston San An
tonic aid New Orleans Tickets SOLD ana
hackage checked TO all points north.
south. east and west. Steamship tickets
sold TO all European points at lowest
rates Passenger station corner Doug
las and Meade avenues. Telephone 100.
John SEBASTIAN, HAL 5. RAY,
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some parts of New England merely Trojan horse
designed 70 capture the bnll,sh citadel and put down
The announcement that some Of the mills In New
Eomushirc and elsewhere are to run on hall time was
goods arc dull and have been dull FOR long period,
while prices have been s,eaduy ucclininy, other
rothSr iib"rai receipts ut New Orleans and savannah,
the Cuban resolution In the Senate inc decline IN mo
fears Of s"lI csports. apprcheasons Of a revision
OF the cotton differences here. continued selling
by t across Sgs GRs S MSsr @ Sma "S
commission houses continue 10 sell nrrmhn housts
They have been doing that. e nppears for .eSsral
days past. Boston despatch saldi " IN" MUS OF
T Vii e. II Sy at f"S"
hGcn Gr.rcd 70 run on hn lime S naye STT s
fhSrnRy f'"f sayaT AMI % onsSs n Some Es"nd
kilograms snid there more disposition than ever
6 tho wSTs ss % %h add n @
lack OF nnanlmity on the subject some tcoernms
assert ,Hnt the tTca,cnea ThSrttm" m.vTnTnt
tho s!sss. ss' hnss "ssot s.c. Is
trading IN cotton to-day there was moderate "a.
!%n. @ Illusion: snY NSmyes Wsr;s sma,i'Ms later q
here 10 " ovsr:e the market however, especially thc
more strength rel than this crop Sorts are tho most
reliable buyers in tho market Mannfncturers can
come to time within specified limits
corrrr Fi'TIREs. Closed generally UNCHANGED from
bags Havrc advanced III Hamburg was UNCHANGED
to io pfg higher Amrrcnn wnrehom,m are dc iycrlos
6,6Oo stock IA 900 Rio exchange s'ti, decline
S s snn'Ss was op"t nnh ND .nc rGsp, &
q l4is.'. bG5 bns. N% "a, Rag oon nass S3s
and at liAc.. and Ohags haracaibo on D. {.
follows.
The sun., 1896-02-29

FRIDAY, Feb. 2S.

FRIDAY, feD. 2S
Tho intention of Congress to recognize the
belligerency OF the Cuban insurgents. which
WAS foreshadowcd In the press dispatches
printed this morning, and made palmer by nd-
vices from Washington direct to Wall street
after the Senate convened, had a decidedly de-
pressing effect upon tho stock market Tho
speculative community, having been somewhat
slow in recognizing the Presidents mes
sage relative to the Venezuelan dis
pute as DEVELOPMENT unfavorable to
prices, Is apparently determined not
to be behind hand again In utilizing the possible
international complications. The Street talked
of little else to-day than the complications that
might result from the recognition Of the Cuban
insurgents by the United States Stocks were
sold for both accounts on more liberal scale
than at any time since the so-called Decem Dor
panic Tho selling based entirely upon
what Is taking place at Washington. and a large
proportion Of the orders appeared to come from
the national capital.
Tho heaviest transactions were in Sugar Refin-
ing, st. Paul, Cnited States Leather preferred,
Louisville and Nashville, c.. b. and Quincy,
Rock Island. Chicago Cas- and American To-
bacco. All of them except the last named
closed materially lower than yesterday.
although final prices were at a sharp recovery
from the lowest figures. At one time during the
afternoon the market almost demoralized.
Aftcr the close OF business, and of course
after the fresh scare had been
worked for all 1t was WORTH trust
worthy advices were received from Washing
ton that the Administration is not likely to
countenance or acquiesce In the sentiments
that Congress Is likely to formally express re-
garding the Cuban insurgents. 1t Is also to be
noted that London did not participate In the
feeling Of uneasiness that appeared to exist
The sun., 1896-02-29

To.pAYs FEArrREs--O ono thing against the market
was the weakness and Generalization In Rio OK.
change. Another ndrerS" influence was the selling
hy the New York trade. on the other hand however.
1Iavrc and Hamburg were rather hrm"r the Ameri.
warehouse deliveries were liberal the Brazilian
receipts were small while the mild coffee crop noye.
mont is much lighter than had been expected. BE"
sides Europe bought the summer aud fall months.
The buillsh factors counterhalanced the henrsh and
prices accordingly showed no noteworthy change
FLOUR Was 1rm and In moderate demand at the
close. Sales 1900 bblS. Exports 2,Bli hhls. and
2ts4S sacks. Receipts 1870 ibis. and 1.i35 sacks
Spring in sacks 30 grade slouctSl 10 fine g, 700
az .15 smperiinr 81 15d go: No extra. S22a. 80 30
No extra s235Gs2 30: clear SO 5OG 5000; sraigts
81 ,oas340; patents s3.3or $3.50.
GRAIS-Whcat advanced a,d'sc. Chicago received
aao bn.h,; against Gl9l Ia, lat yenr: Toledo ,cHs.
troit l,o!h, against 1000 Duluth o0.si3 against
~. 142 Minneapolis 273.24o, against 05.2O0: NIL
wauker $500 against 900: Chicago ~ cars.
against 8: Duluth i. a,ninst ESQ. and Mnn"ann's
Ill cars. against iiO last ye1r SPOT held hi yicr.
checking trade. exporters taking 5000 bush. MINT.
toba on y. No hard Man oha I. o. h. aNoat Iuoted
2Lec over Mny: No. hard. sac over; No. North
ern. 3kc over. Tho future sales were l,7Ij,O0O
BUSH, as followsi
The sun., 1896-02-29

md Tha 40 pf
c,nsnd H. ~ cenI I"yvsr Sjd Rai,waw bnnds
tyeaE Tbe ,eo,nre. ware ('hasa ,,ant tc and ohi1
, ~ 90 "e,S aN my ~
IA T a n Id 'i m ~, i,n a,,. ts.n; ]
a,d pawnn,a ~ Earrv is,s Il aaJing rnnarai AZ
Atchis0n Northern Pacific and Oregon Short
Line issues The more important net declines
were In Atchison general As W. l., Ii y cent to
so adj Az w | Ia TO 4Sa. As T. r. 10 to
TSi1 and I'd As T. r. n To- 2G7t: Chesapcak,
and Ohio general II6s 81 to 7074: Chicago and
North Pacific lists n r. lL 10 AZ: Kansas and
Texas eds ia 10 ,jO7s; Lexington Avenue and
Pavonia Ferry lists. ~ to l3l.S Oregon short
Line is. I. H.. u. to "a and Union consols. ].
r. to G7Ls. and lteading general IS. 4. H.. ~ T.
cent. to 1hS4. The noteworthy advances were
in Northern Pacific DDS, G., u p cent. to lllI4
BIDS c.. lp to so: consul ''s y, to 43,and consol
5s II. r.. z cent, to 43la
In Bank stocks shares Of Western National
sold at 10.
Commcrcal price of bor silver in New York
arc Dar silver in nudon closed Mt Al I'd
Exnorts TO Europe To- morrow. 4i5. 900 ounces
- a., -, . MI, ~
4 ~ cent for sir,y MID ninetv nars and fnr
f,,,r ,nonths md Az 81 ccn, fnr .ix months on
,,ooa mixed Stnct Exchanwe collateral CON.
The sun., 1896-02-29

FRIDAY Feb. 2S.-COTTos- Advanced to points.
but reacted. closing points lower this crop ana
unchanged on the next The close was quiet. with
sales OF l10,DOU bales, New Orleans declined points
on May ana on October. Liverpool declined i,l2i,
on the spot futures there declined to III points.
closing barely steady. In Manchester yarns were
quiet and unchanged; cloths Irregular. The port
ceipts wero 1929, including various" against
~ 720 week ago and 1880 last year: total for tho
week, O+,aO3, against l01,0lD last week and 34.22B
last year. Sew orleans expects tomorrow 5000
10 1000. against $3.50 last week. 1913
last year, and 2,51O In 1874. Houston
poets 500 To 1000. against 4a4l last year. New
York was unchanged on the spot with sales OF 100
for export and l75 for spinning. New orleans and
Augusta were easy, Mobile and Norfolk declined
l'l6r New Orleans sold 80OU bales Total interior
receipts for the wock 3S 7i5, against +l<2s last week
ma ma h1ell last year shipments. hsbus, against ~
Obb last week ana l0l bl2 last year $40, 4N7
against 75is labt week and 332 .y3 last year The
future tradInS rs follows
The sun., 1896-02-29
Hen, Hstnto Private sales.

J.. J. Phillips a Co. have sold to Potter Bro:
the entire block from ll2th to ll8th street, and
from 81. Nichhas avenue to Seventh avenue consist
of thrtythrcc ota; also the whole north side OF
llaih street from Lonox avenue TO 81 Nicholas ave.
nue. consisting OF fourteen LOTS also four lots the
north side OF II 9th street west OF Eighth avenue. and
several other plots
s, vcnth front from l12th to 13th street 70
Adler 4 Herman Tor Immediate Improvement
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FURNISHED Rooms 4 apartments to get
East Side.
THE GRAMERCY,


or fSr address 'u'S " % FTEss suTsrn'sniehs
I ENlNGToN Az. 4l2, near 4ad st,-Iiand.omely
! furnished rooms convenient to Grand Central
Depot; terms moderate.
1TMAv, Desirable fnrnishsd rooms all al cor, CON
raasanane: good e' neishborhood % "''''AA
oOTII ST. 2ae AND 244 EAsT.-Flcgant rooms. sl.5o
oJ to s.; gentlemen or housekeeping transents
Kern ST.. 1913 EAsT.-EleGnnt large room; also hall
OO rooms: running water: heated; private house;
1y-TH ST. ioa EAsr.-onc large room for house
= keeping: 50. including cas.
West side.
w fnrnished rooms front suitable for light house
keeping; quiet neghborhood.
AGE M,,
house: % br"aEfss' ' serv"a '''''' Win 'A'A' p'A''
i,ss, Ss b. paor for
QTH Av.. 267 Large. desirable furnished front
exchanged; reasonable
> suitnol- Tor t"O central location Lsvns's bell;
front. sunny.
fences; reasonable: cheerful.
11TH ST. |3a .wEsT.-Large and small handsome
able: near elevated station.
18th ST. 1874 ST.-nandsomely FURNISHED
,rai 'oS"tion ] % r"ss""an"' '''' ,''''''' '''N' W.
lEIn ST, llo WEST. Rs;k parIor, handsomely
sha s'rTi" tor n% fE;"' GsniS a" S""v'"s"'''
GmaxT st. I'll WSs unscS rs5 H" rooms " sS ""a
renirnr"s' cheerful
I III s1" r "'9 9: "s
ful reasonable"
I l.TlI ST la3 WEST Rack pnror: also extension;
y ,nita6l" for two; hanhso'ney furnished; board
n desired.
olsr ST. i4s WEST Furnished room to let,
OtTII ST al5 wEST.-I.nrse handsomely furnished
- room; also OTHER desirable small rooms sunny.
cheerful. reasonable.
8 TIL ST, 3la wrsT, Handsomely furnished suit"
"a suitable for light housekeeping; also other de,
srablc rooms.
DfTH ST. 33t WEST Large hand ONO Inror. us"
- or piano: all c0nveni'nccs. also "'l"r rooms;
reasonable.
OkrH ST. a@i wEsr-Two large desirable fur,
cent raj ucnt ton.
DSTli ST.. a22 wFsr Largo, handsomely fur.
- nlsh"d rnums az cnnv'n"ncrs; with superior
board; quiet ne!Shburh"nd. r"ssnnnhl".
--' furnished rooms: light housekeeping privileges
cheerful. reasonable.
oOTH ST. a5e WEST Large. d"N'rp'I. Furnished
reasonable.
y iTn ST.. l56 WfST-Iwn iarr" md on" small
> costly Furnished rooms; southern cSp"'nrn;
breakfast optional! references,
attn 81, lHa wfST Large Gc:rnhl" furnished
- rooms: snp"riur house board II irsrri reason
able. Near broadway,
tOTH 81, los NEST Tire" handsomely Furnished
~, rooms ~ ronvrn'enc"S, s"nt' nmN .Hp Tor
Ia ~ furnished rooms SANCTION house. ",rr"nt
neighb"rhnoh ras"n1be, reference exchanged.
| kSrH ST, i7O WrSl. Private rnmilv "N"rs
% two rooms! with superior table, II fh"-irei
The sun., 1896-02-29
Sfltrt 8uard.

East Sldo.
I 9TH ST., 81 EAST.-IArge warm roor0f fur.
lO nished: ample cosets: every convenience ex.
cellent board: moderate.
11TH ST. 2l4 EAST.-Single and double rooms;
i L good board: early breakfast: terms moderate.
West Side.
9TH ST.. le9 WESr.-Handsomely furnished
y rooms heated. large closets hot and cold water;
sunny second floor. front; those wishing a refined
home and excellent table need apply; central: neigh
borhOod and house uneSceptionable
t1H ST., 3O7 WEST.-Larxe and small handsomely
i r furnished rooms: superior board: exceptional
house cheerful: reasonable.
I 9TH ST. IL WEST.-Handsomes suite; suitable for
i u two more or small family superior board.
OSTH ST. SEQ WEST.-Two large handsomely fur
~ nshei rooms: also other rooms: superior board:
sunny: reasonable
The sun., 1896-02-29
COMMERCIAL COMPEyD.

Wheat Higher Damage to tho Crop-Ar-
Crntinr Statistics sim Huiiish Zig
Shorts Covering at the West-Forcign
Houses BuvinE Here Cables Better
The Trnnsnctions In Cotton Weaker
The sun., 1896-02-29

1HINNCU,
cudlng gold balance .s2s5,s72sl7 s2ee. .os7 1854
Money in London, 1eGta4 y cent. Rate OF dis
count IN open market for both short and three
months bills. l cent. Paris adviccs quote ,
n cents at lO2 francs 12tb centimes. Exchange
on London. 20 francs a2la centimes.
I.andale & Taylor offer to investors Morris
and Essex cent. nsodnted mortgage
Lackawanna and Western railroad Company.
Tho sales Of mining stocks at the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange to-day were as
The sun., 1896-02-29

Fixed charges including Sd mortgage. o8,S74.2iO
AS the net earnings Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad for 1894 were only about 81, 400, 900,
and for 1898 about $4,000. 900. 1t would seem
TO be inevitable that In any reorganization both
the second and third mortgage bonds will have
to make large concessions. The bonded in
debtedness and other charges enumerated
above are only those that appertain To the prop
critics from which the earnings Just mentioned
were derived. The present rate OF interest on
branch Inc bonds is u r cent. but in view OF
the earnings of those lines il is assumed that tho
interest will be readjusted on basis OF about
2 z cent. The sink ing funds in the above CAL
culation amount TO about SS2 5000. II the COM
pany were able to sell land these sinking funds
could be provided for out OF the proceeds: but
for some year. past the sales Of land have been
quite inadequate to provide for the sinking
funds.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs. 1901 1914; internal revenue S479.-
D76. and scellaneous. S432, 12O a total of ST.
303.sD0. The disbursements. including S203.-
900 for pensions, were $500. 900, being All ex-
cess OF receipts over expenditures of S7O7, 500.
The net assets of the Treasury at the close OF
business to-day. as officially computed, compare
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The sun., 1896-02-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New York stock Exchnnge-snles Feb. 2s.
UNITED STATES AND STATE BONDS IN 81. 1.O00s,.
77Us4s.c. lo25...lle14I eva r debt 2-3s OF
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