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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19

public. 1t is vaguely described as a
frame bicycle, pneuma tcally slung.
while the wheels are solid tired" Thus
II is claimed, there Is no danger OF
puncture, the residence Is perfect, there
IS an entire absence Of vibration and
the machines can be produced at half
the cost Of the present machines"
It is reported that Richard Croker
lost $4,000 by the defeat Of his horse
Eau Gallie on May s, In the race for the
F'ulwen plate al Kempton park
The Anglo-Up-tne-Nile Egyptian ex
petition is proceeding without the
slightest hitch. The Dervishes appear
10 be temporarily demorahzed though
they may be simply biding their time
and preparing to strike powerful blow
when the right moment arrives.
The dispatch of Indian troops to gar
rison Suakim has given great satisfac-
ton and confidence TO the inhabitants.
Egyptian troops from Suakim viii be
sent TO join the Nile expedition The
operations will be commenced in earn
est after the great heat OF summer pass
es away. When the advance begins
everything that is possible 10 do to-
ward ensuring the success Of the ex-
petition will have been done. Spies
report that the Emir Of Dongola has
appealed 10 the kahlifa for reinforce
ments, declaring that he is unable 20
oppose the Egyptian troops with the
present force at his disposal. The
khalifa, it is added, has sent reinforce
ments to Dongola from Berber but he Is
said TO be afraid TO dispatch troops
from Omdurman and TO be anxiously
awaiting the Bairam festival. Upon
that occasion he expects crowds OF
Arabs TO pour into Omduraman and he
proposes TO take advantage OF this 10
10 reinforce the frontier posts from their
ranks. Finally, it is rumored that the
khalifa is prepared on the first serious
reverse TO bolt for the central Soudan.
Commenting on the Cuban situation
the Saturday Review expresses the OPP
inion that IL is inevitable that American
aid and sympathy for the insurgents
will increase and become more general
and important and that II is equally in
evitable that popular feeling in Spain
against American interference will ere
long reach an intensity which the pre-
mier, Senior Canovas del Castillo, can
only ignore at the risk OF destroying
himself and probably the dynasty as
well. Continuing the Saturday Review
says: mo diplomacy can be OF any
lasting use where deep natural grudges
like this sway the people"
The Globe expresses the opinion that
IL the Laurada succeeds in aiding the
Cubans, the United States will hardly
be able to resist a Spanish claim for
damages, adding that the case OF the
Laurada is stronger than that OF the
Alabama and by international law the
United States Is unquestionably re-
sponsible for the very injury the Laura
da does 10 Spain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19
TIE IDEAL PANECEA-

James L. Francis. Alderman, Chicago
says: Il regard DR.. Kings New Dis
covery as an Ideal Panacea for Coughs,
Colds and Lung Complaints, having
used IL in my family for the last five
years, to the exclusion Of physicians
prescriptions or other preparatio
Rev. John Burgus, Keokuk, Iowa,
writes: Il have been a Minister of the
Methodist Episcopal church for fifty
years or more, and have never found
anything so beneficial, or that gave me
such speedy relief as DR.. Kings New
Discovery" Try this Ideal Cough
Remedy now. Trial bottles free at
George Van Werden's Pharmacy 32S
North Main street and G.. Behring's
drug store, northeast corner Topeka
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19

CattIe-Receipts. 500: easier; native
beeves, S.&d430; Texas steers. Y2S'gS.S NJ,
stocksrs and feeders. S2-6oG210. COWS and
hefers. s. &sd365.
Hogs-Receipts, $500: weak. &c lower:
heavy. s2OOG3.25: mixed. S.ooa2.Z0: light.
s. l0R330.
sheep-Rece.pts $500; strong: natives.
s.. s0I3. 40.
Corn meal-S1 El1.40
Bran-Onerings small; one sale sacked
east track at 40c, but eastern buyers en-
tirely out
FlaXseed-Dull, SOC.
Timothy seed-S3. ZJd3 50.
Hay-Quiet. with demand only for choice
grades; timothy. $50. prairie, 800 SO
this side
Butter-Unchangcd
EEgs-F1rm: fresh, &C.
Whisky-SL2
Cotton ties and bagging-Unchangci
POrk-Better; standard mess. J0bbing.
ST5.
Lard-Lover; prime steam. AS5: choice.
=. 42lA.
Bacon-Shoulders. (boxedD si75: longs.
81 s2lh; RIBS. 40. shorts. s. So.
Dry salt meatS-ShOuldcrs. (boXed)
&.lzl.; Longs. S4lZiz; ribs, SiS5. shorts,
- -
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HANDLED BY THE POSTAL
CLANCY Depews Fifteen Thousand Mile
Message Secured for the Eagle

The Eagle is indebted to the Postal
Telegraph company of this city and the
local manager, Mrs. Bonham, for over
1000 words description of the great cleo
trical feat demonstrated at New York
by sending a message around the bulge
of the world. a distance of Is, 200 miles,
in four minutes. The details were pub
lished in Sunday mornings Eagle and
was read with great interest by all who
are in touch with the progress OF the
nineteenth century. The wires of the
Postal which are said TO be the best in
the world, were thrown wide open be-
tween Wichita and New York for the
message that was printed in the Eagle
no two words were much more than a
mile apart and were here a tenth Of a
second after being put on the wire at
New York. The whole thing was a
great feat and the Postal is to be con-
graduated for its enterprise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19

Wichita, MBy -
Local forecast for Wichita an vicinity
Cooler and fair until Wednesday.
During the past tSsuty-four hours the
highest temperature Vas 81 degree. ths
lowest v degrees. and the mean IS degree.
With partly cloudy weather ard very
mild thunderstorm n the aft~Tuoon whica
paced sirncst wholly aoutheaet Of station.
gIYiug here only a fes drops % rain,
Since March Ief the total rainfall 20 dsFs
~ SO inches. which - - in-n more than
The normal. but aimee May 80 Ne have run
somewhat behind th@ normal. tie asEe-
leroy being now - inch
Thus gar thia morth the average tenn
peraiurc has been 20 degT~aE
For The past seven years the aTeraRs
Temperature Tor the rloath 81 May hAs
been "a degree. and fof the fsfh day - d.
grees PRED L. JOfFA tDN.
Observer
Washing On. May is-Fcilgzring Is tha
forecast uD tiH p. ui- Tuesday.
Fpr kzDHas--I'str preceded ~ local
rains r. southeastern and eastern pgr-
lions; warmer "a northwest portion. var
liable winds
For Oklahoma ard Tnftan Terr1orV-
Local rSfrs. warner. sotf westerly wind
Fer Co'orzdo-fisZsraiiy FAIR warner
vaTlabLs wrda.
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DEALS OUT DEATH
CYCLONE VISITS FALLS CITY, NER.,
AND VICINITY.

Four Persons are Killed and Twelve In
iured, With the Country Districts to
Hear From, Where the Damage Is Sup
posed TO be Greater-Seven Farm
Houses Near by acknowledgement
Reported to Have Killed Forty Persons,
Most All of Whom are Indians, on the
Pawnee Reservation.
Omaha, May ia special to the Bee
from Falls City, Nebraska, says: This
city and surrounding country are in
mourning tonight, with dead and in
jured in many families and debris of
the devastating elements covering ev-
erything. AS far as can be learned at
present the killed and injured are:
KILLED.
Eight-years old son Of ]. N. Houcks.
MRS SAM SAILOR.
MRS. SCHOCK.
JOHN SMITH. t..l
INJURED.
William Brannon and wife.
]. NJ. Houcks, severely bruised body
and hip.
Mrs. ]. N. Houcks, bruised arm and
shoulder
Isaac Rhodes, very badly cut, and in
jured internally.
Son and daughter of Mr.. Rhodes, Sc
verely bruised
William Hinton, bodily injuries.
Mrs. William Hinton, bodily injuries.
A daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Hinton, face badly bruised.
Tramp at Missouri Pacific depot, bro
keeleg and lacerated knee.
William Smick, wounded on left arm
and ankle.
The farm houses of II. z. Lennon, I
r. Rhodes, w. r. Hen, Dan Sailor
Jacob Lichty, Thomas Eakin and Will
liam Drugmiller, were all blown down
and most of the accidents and deaths
occurred at these places. It is estima-
ted that the damage will be SIS, 900 to
the city and park. Damage in the ru-
raj districts is supposed to be much
heavier
Omaha, May 1S-A special to the Bee
from Humboldt, Neb., says: The train
arriving here this evening brings re-
ports of frightful results Of the cyclone
on the reservation adjoining this coun-
ty. They assert that forty persons
were killed by the cyclone on the res
ervation. No particulars are obtaiQa-
bic. as all communication by wire is
cut off. Those killed are supposed to
be Indians, as there are few whites ON
the reservation.
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KANSAS CRY sIARKErs

Kansas City. May fS-wheat-Stea5y:
No. > hard. &c: No. 3, <d6cc: No. red.
s3TS&c: No. ? spring. SO; SO-3-tEs5c-
CoIl-Weak: No. = mixed. zE.4-5c; No.
white. ~ E9z1c.
Oats-wesk: No. uaiIs6. &c: No. :
vhi-e. IS1lsi.c.
Rye-S-ezsfT. No = e.
Hzy-Wsak: timothy. choice. s1t-oo711- -.
other E-zdes. S5ss57I-d ~. prairie, choice.
s7.0GS60. othsrs 3 afssi0.
BGt.Ar-W ezk: creamery. I1Ez4c; ca--y.
sGSisc
EEE-FIru: strictly f-e<h. ~
Czt-le-Receip-E $50. shipnleufs 10.
Texas steers 8 GOA - bee< steers. = -
O. 10. native coTz. fl-7s73zS. stSckers and
feeders. = 7f41-s0
strong 8 hiFner. bsIk % sz1es. = i1s1 ~.
heaTie& GlhaSzI =. packers. 9 spaz -.
mixed CT-G11 =, lights = i5Sz -
She@2-Rec-tpts. 1dno. shipments. so.
stszsy; lambs, g s354 -. -nIttcrE. z 70
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PEOPLE ARE ON FRAKER's SIDE
Trial OF the Famous Alleged Defrauder of
Insurance Companies is Begun

Richmond, Mo-, May 1S.-The trial of
DR.. George w. Fraker of Excelsior
Springs for defrauding Insurance COM
panies out of s54. coo was Begun in the
circuit court of Ray county this after
noon. There are five indictments, ell
alleging the same offense.
As soon as the case was called the
lawyers for the defense offered a mo-
ton TO quash the indictments and the
legal wrangle occupied the entire af-
ternoon. The sympathy of the people
seems to be with Fraker. The defense
claims to be sure of a very speedy &C
quittal
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Visible supply decrease-wheat. 600


corn, $4,000.
Cattle-The-e as a liberal supply Of cat
tie and prices were 109lSc lower. fairly
large business was transacted on the basis
Of g 46d4.50 for common to fancy dressed
beef and shipping steers. with sales large
" at g Z5G4I0 Desirable bAeves Of the
light and medium weights sold the b>st.
and heavy cattle were badly neglected and
decidedly lower Texas cattle sold OF.
there being q large supply
Hogs-Buyers made purchases OF hogs
largely at ss-E,d4.4e. heavy hogs crossing
the scales az g 1ca3 A. light al sSod5 81.
and mixed and medium weights al S-3Sg
40
Sheep-There was = good demand for
sheep and the limited supply was soon
closed out a. advancing prices. sales IL
dicatinR a rise Of I0d15c in. desirable Offer
ings. Sales were on a basis or sz.5SG4 %
for common 70 prime shesp. Texans cell
ing TO the worst advan tage and fat ns-
tive vethers the best with westerns sell
in z remarkably well lambs were IN &C
tive demand a SES6ss - for Inferior 20
fair. and a. $4eSd4-70 for fair 20 choice /
shorn. while wooded Colorado lambs
brought - s575-i5 Nice spring lambs
sold around 500.
Rsoeipts-Cat,le. 400: hogs. 200
sheen n On
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ST. LoUIs MAKKErs

g. Luis Nay s--ESrcefo.S-Flou-. =
ec. -hezr s1eos. con. = nc cas-. g s6
Shpmea<E-Fiour. S5os EEszz. E.sD. corn.
$50 oass- EOd
Fs1ur-I-rs-hz-E et
Wh@at-T1e sVerliztiTz -z-kst ~szt
a.: loSe- "a c1atcus1 fzForz5ls ssafhs-
for crprE. closing sszTT SCd Ecf.er SAL
~ s.~w1toT go EzE~1. SzleE ft<-fzss1C
track. Nay. = sLS..-. AEEss- - 49,
C5r5-E1fIzrss =re-4k AZ loEs- r. - -
pay win What ard CT god crnr Cz1-
Hay. -: Jsly. 1rzS1Esc. 5eDtezabsr
Csss-Fut-rss szsss-. h1t fairy We So
saEzzE Tor July. SrgI ss~z-y- 70. = ease
ard Hay. zScs Jay. Gsszes AGgsE-- Ez.S
Tsc-
Rye-Lose-. x 70: saSg.e Io.E
Ex-.kx-Scz-1c@1
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COLwTCH q; MOUNT HOPE 4.

COLwTCH %; MOUNT HOPE 4.
Colwich, Kan, May 1S.-(SpeciaL)-
Colwich opened the baseball season
Saturday with a match game between
the Colwich Blues and the Mt. Hope
Scalpers, resulting in victory for Col
witch after seven innings, by a score of
IS 30 4. Robbins Of Mt. Hope acted as
umpire.
On May o Colwich will play a match
game with the Maize academy team.
Colwich has the best diamond in south
west Kansas and viii meet any team in
the state thirty minutes after a rain,
no matter how hard it may have rain
ed
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latham and sheehan Released

st. Louis, Mo-, May 1s.-Walter Ari-
lngton Latham, ex-captain, manager
and late third baseman of the St Louis
Browns, was Internationally released
by President Won Der Abe today Out
fleIder Tim Sheehan was also given ten
days notice Of his release. 1t is said
that Latham has an offer to go to Louis
Vile or st. Paul to play ball.
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CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago. May 1S.-IWheat was uneasy.
July started unchanged at sac. sold off
30 621zc, then frmed up 10 62i2c and drop
ped 62Ac, with little trading. Corn was
dull and unchanged at Piz Q9ssc. July
oats were EStlesS and unchanged at 1880.
Furnished by p. L. BOSTICK, Commits
sion Merchant. room 10. over Kansas Ma
tiOual hank
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS

New Orleans. Nay 1S.-Cotton-Steady:
niddlng, 1-l6c; low middling. 9izc: good
ordinary. S-l6c: net receipts, 1917 bales.
gross. 2.049: sales, Z. 3po. STOCK ia az
ding. s-l6c, receipts, H. 5Sts. ship
ments. LIS; stock. E.3Ji: sales. 50
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Sundey Baseball Canes.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Washington at Louisville: Washing
ton 13; Louisville g.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati: Cincinnati 16;
Brooklyn 10.
Baltimore at Chicago: Baltimore 10;
Chicago l.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Indianapolis at Kansas City: Indi-
annapolis 10; Kansas City 8.
Detroit at Minneapolis: Detroit "A;
Minneapolis 6.
Grand Rapids at st. Paul: ST. Paul
80; Grand Rapids g.
Columbus at milwaukee: Milwaukee
IS; Columbus 10.
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Among the College Mines.
RasebalIin Kansas.

Philadelphia, Pa, May 1S.-University
Of Pennsylvania, 8; University Of Vir-
GINA
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AvALuABLE rREscRrrrroS.

Editor Morrison OF Wo-thi1E ton. Ind
Sun. writes: You have vzlus bic Pre-
Sc-iption IN Electric Rit.er<. and I can
ches-fulIy recommend X FOR Constpa-
ton and Sex Headache. and as a gen
er2i system tonic {; has 10 equal" Ms
Annie Stshi. rs Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago. was al! -ua down. could no.
eat nor digest food. had . backache
which never le<- he- and felt tired and
weary. but SIX bottles % Electric Biz
tsrs restored her health and renewed
her strength Prices 20 o~a;s and 81
Get a bottle az George Van Ws-5sn-s
Pharmacy. Szs North Main street and
C Gehrsng's drug store. northeast cor
nsr Topeka ard Douglas avenues
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necessitated calling the game today in
the seventh. Score:
Ri E
Milwaukee .........0 2231-S s o
Grand Rapids. 0 O. 2O+ 2
acknowledgements and Speer;
Eiteljorg and Smink
st. Paul. Mimi, May 1S.-Score:
r II Z
st. Paul. 4 0 0 g 5 1-22 % 2
Columbus .....3 0 2 0 4 0 o 0 Ito 5
Batteries-Johnston, Denzer, Spies;
Boswell and Campbell
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PITCHING IS WEAK
GIANTsLBT THE COLTS HAVE THEM
AT THIS POINT.

Seymour Does the Poorest Work the Windy
City has Seen This Season, Giving Ten
Bases on Balls, Nine of Which are Good
for Runs-Campfield Relieves Him But
All to No PurpOse-Lange Chases In
Three Runs Before Him on CampfieId's
DeIivery-WesternG ames-LocaI Teams
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19

Denver. Colo. May Isl. J. Rieth-
mann. Charles NJ Clinton and Charles
KunZmiller. Jr-. were taken before Unit
ed States Commissioner HinSdale this
afternoon on indictments charging en-
bezzlement in connection With the fail
ure OF the German National bank Each
furnished bah in the sum Of $S,0oa.
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coMISo Local EyExra

ReEulsr meeting q Peerless Lodge
I -. s.. Degree a. Honor. this evening,
Every member Is urged % - gressst-
I Nora L@dgerwood. Recorder.
TIE cornrssi1s and members - post.
/ s. q '. and l. + g are cordially iHv5s-
"a 20 TIE open meeting % 80 ". T.. g
/ today cTueadayj from & - .. n.
TIE ". g. T L. wlB meet a. ~
o'clock ms CTursdsTJ Afternoon. sub
I Jet. Work ~ Zoe F1g7Ter H.seiaB~ r.
- hoped there xlii - q large aftendznes
"a the u.eet.a VII ee q aausgsi la-er-
est
HsZuiar u.stinE - Car6sIs Poet 10.
( = fhls evening. Nay -. A fsH aftea-
dance 80 srT,ecfs1. especially commit
I tees. - rake Gl4i sfEsnz --1~nts f1~
1f~fso~lai Dsy. :. - Galck. Pct
CoHma-deT.
Tlezglar rnN<siag = Ivy La Chaps-r
30. - -. - g. a. Maaaase haU sgrrs~r
T-Tst Ard 3fzin. Tses8ay. 1fzT -. C81-
ferrs5r - degrees aBs rsrsl 1sErss.
afts- za-cA q recasisien 49, - EIgfa -
t-@ ussFig elected Erzas patrsa aa1
assiEfaht rraaf paf-un. Visitors froas
~ gazing chapters sx2eciaE Res
de1; Ea@sn1eTs ard rlsif.1z members "a
tse city WeioDs5e- 3lrzg5ves @ ~ eFssr
II
= = Brasfgz. Werthy Easroa.
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osssr-rs5t;s@ - czi--i ssr &ag - a. =
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- &prt1 EziB street. Taas ssreflsE
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sales reached good figures n tho aggFe-
safe. IrlntnE cloths quiet AZ 9-la esafs
and nothing doing
Fan River. May iS--print cloths flrm az
9-lso. fair demand. manufacturers s1oS
lyfllars
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st Joseph, May Io.-Score:
RHE
St Joseph 100 $4,000 0-S =
Burlington II ono 9 8
Batteries: Smith. Diamond and Zah-
ner; Molesworth. Griffith and Snyder.
Dubuque, May 1S.-Score:
Ri r
Dubuque ..-....3 e41O1Jl9 .
Rockford 80 0 l 0 o. %
Batteries Mauck and Halter; Rich
ter and Grim.
Des Moines. May 1s-ouincy-Des-
Noines game postponed; rain.
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Springfield. H., May Is-E5Ezrd II
Hoy. a business man q excellent rep1-
tzticu. and bis family. were arrested
today. charged win beng implicated
u The Buffalo bank robbery.
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CATTLE
REPI.I.sE.,srArIyE sALEs.
TuE WEATHER.

J. Ssshl. Newton. hogs.
IL. A Anderson. Zyba. hogs.
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Western Learne Gamns

Kansas City. No. May lS.-Toasv's
game between Kansas City and India
napolis was called on account OF rain at
the end Of the sixth inning, when tho
score was a tie. Score:
L II +
Kansas City.........o oI2O-4 4
Indianapolis .-....-.0 0 0 . II .
Ba9teries-Barnett and Lake; Cross
and Buckley.
Milwaukee. Wis., May lS.-Darkness
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wICnIrA arAKkrTs
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

W.chis. May a.
HOGS.
Hogz-Steady.
REPRf1s SENTATIVE SALES
No. Dock Ave price SO. Dock Ave Prtes
...- - 3 - - - 3 s.
~ Z0 - 10 10 - -
- eco. - $50
HATrTI.
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POSTPONED.
Western Association Games.

Pittsburg. Pa, May 1S.-Pittsburg
Brooklyn game postponed; wet grounds
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college Scores.
COLTS Is; GIANTS 3.

Chicago, May 1S.-New York's pitch
ing department was very weak today,
Seymour's work in that line being the
poorest seen here this season. He gave
ten bases on balls, nine of them ending
in runs. After filling the corners in
the seventh, Campfield relieved him,
when LANCE scored the mall with ter
rife drive for four bases. Attendance
1900. Score:
r H Z
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SPTDFRs 4: ORIOLEs 5.

Cleveland. o, May 1S.-Errors by
Donneuy and Clark Of the Baltimores
and & two-bagger by Blake gave Cleve-
land two runs and the game in the
ninth inning today. Attendance $500.
Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-19
H r
AN,7rATERS 2. BROWNS 2.

St Louis. NO. May 1S.-Twelve hun
yFred people saw one Of the closest and
nest played games Of the season here
today. in which the Bostons won by a
narrow margin. Both Hart and Nichols
pitched superb ball. adnd their support
-,-ns Of tlna hest lScnra.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-16
Order for Hearing Petition for Conveyance
State of Minnesota, / &C

State of Minnesota,
County OF Brown. %.
In Probate Court, Special TERM.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Phillip
Gross, Deceased. -
On Reading and filing the petition of
Melchior Dengler representing that Phil
IPp Gross, Oecey ,Sed, in his lifetime by
his contract in writing agreed to sell and
convey to the petitioner certain real es-
tate therein described, upon the terms
and conditions therein stated, that he has
fully performed said conditions and paid
the purchase money for said real estate,
and is now entitled to a conveyance there
of; and praying that the Executors of the
Estate of Phillip Gross, deceased, be au-
thorized and directed to convey the same
to him. E--s...E
1t Is Ordered, that said petition be heard
at a Special Term by the Judge of this
Court. on the ninth day of January 1897,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Probate Office
in the City of New Ulnl, in said County,
1t Is Further Ordered, that notice of the
tendency Of such petition and of the time
and place of hearing the same be pub,
iShed once in each week for three success.
sive weeks prior to the day fixed for such
hearing, in the New U1m Review, a week.
71y newspaper printed and published at
the City of New Ulm in said County.
Dated at New Ulm, MIMI, December l6,
1896. a'
BY the Court,
Jonas Lauden6chlager,
i.S) Judge of Probate.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1896-12-16
Holiday Excursion Rates,

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Dec "a, 25 and 81, 1896, and Jan. 1,
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Those contemplating visit to friends
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For further information, call on local
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