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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
OF GENERAL INTEREST.

The Cydippe, peculiar water II.
sect, propcls itself with pair of pad
dies, which, both in shape and general
appearance, closely resemble those in
Csc by oarsmen.
I'm India at the time of the British
occupation foliated rings were fashion
able. They were so large that when
worn on the second finger they COW
cred almost all the outer portion of the
liand.
1t would seem that the tale of the
Castine's punch bowl has crossed the
Atlantic. When the Russian gunboat
Grozinshtchy put into Brest recently
all difficulties were avoided by her Of
fecrs presenting handsome tea serv-
ice TO the French cruiser Coetlogon and
receiving in return Sevres statuette.
Within the past three years Phila-
delphia has laid III miles of asphalt
and 235 of Belgian block, a total of 400
miles of street pavement. The work has
cost $3.50, 600, of which the street rail-
way companies operated by electricity
have paid s13, $4,000, according TO law
or agreement.
-Austria's new ministry has sent a
circular to all public prosecutors re-
rlinding them that the freedom of the
press is guaranteed by the constitution,
and warning them that the illegal prsc-
tice of confiscat;ng newspapers, on the
ground that they incite TO hatred and
contempt, will no longer be tolerated.
A Runic stone, lately dredged out
of Havre harbor, turns out to be part of
the Norwegian exhibit at the Paris ex-
hibition of 1867 which was dropped
overheard when it was being sent back
to Norway. If this fact had not been re-
membered the stone would probably
have been taken for a relic of the VIZ
ing settlers of Normandy.
An instance of how savages disre-
gard pain comes from Nyassaland. 4
cartridge dropped in the camp fire ex-
pIoded. injuring the hand of one Of
Mr.. Fl. II. Johnston's porters, so that
the doctor amputated the mans fingers
and thumb. As he seemed weak FROM
the effects of the chloroform, he was
told to stay in the hospital and come for
treatment next day. In the morning ha
could not be found, and it was after
ward discovered that he had taken up
lis load with the other carriers and CIR.
Iied it to Blantyre, over 40 miles aw&,.
The cliff where more sea birds ara
said to build their nests than any other
place in the world is on the coast Of
Norway. II is 1000 feet high, and Goes
by the name of Svoerholtklubben.
KittiwalSes have built their nests of
bent and seaweed for ages in innumeca-
bic quantities. They remain from year
to year on the narrow shelves of the
cliff side, being repaired, like rocks
nests, for each coming season, and
added to until they hang into space.
When a tourist comes to inspect this
colony gun is usually let off, whereup-
on so many birds arise that the mass
darkeHs the whole sky FOR moment
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
KArNS - CITY


Kansas City, Jan. Z.-Wheat-Good
grades slightly lower but active; low
grades slow; No. hard, 6lI6I &c; rejected,
nOminally, S5l@.yc; No. = red, one car Very
choice 73c.
Corn-Slghtly Lower; very dull: No. :
mixed, 241sc; No. white. 23lsc bid.
Oats-Scarce; dull; No. , mixed, nomi-
nally, 11l2c; No. wh-,e. nOminally, 1SGl9c.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, Jan. Z.-Flour-Ffrm and
higher. with better demand: patents,
S3.+Sd3.55; extra fancy, $2.2Ju330; fancy,
s.. S0d29O; choice, $250G2.6o.
Wheat-Advanced early on good buying,
caused by bullish news, became easier lar
er. in sympathy with declines elsewhere,
with but little weakness NANTES Locally
and the buying was much better than the
selling. Shorts tried TO cover near the
close but found little for sale and TIE mar
ket became nervous, lost some strength,
and closed l4HS+ cent higher than yeSter-
day for futures. Spot dull but higher.
No. 2 red, cash, &c asked; No. hard, Coo
bid; May, 6313c bid; July, sic asked
Corn-TTading in futures almost entirely
In sympathy with wheat; became easy late
and closed dull, steady 10 Is cent under
yesterday. Spot steady; No. > mixed.
cash, 2S1zde6c; January, 25l2c; May, 2632c
bid: July, 27@sc bid.
Oats-Futures duh, easier. Spot quiet
and steady; No. ., cash, lSi2c bid; May,
22sc asked
Rye-FIrn, in demand; No. ?, S41Izc bid.
barleS-St e2CN.
NEW YORK
New York Jan. $-F'lour-Receipts -
600: exports, $500 barrels. ruled strong to-
day. but the asking prices are TOO high
70 encourage business; spring patents IN
salabie at present prices.
Rye fiour-t1rm.
Buckwheat four-Active; sales, so bags
S1.2lGL2, spot and TO arrive.
Wheat-ExportS, -. so Spot steady:
No. > 72.sc: No. ! hard, 14Izc Z. o. B. afiOac
Options opened stronger on firm cables
and foreign buying. but in the absence Of
outside trade, soon reacted. with long
wheat freely offered and late cables weak
CT: Argentine crop news more favorable.
final rally on export demand and local
cover.ngQ with the close firm at partial
loss of 1 cent. No. red. January closed
711Sc; May. - 7-ls97o2sc. closed 6e7sc.
CorH-ReCe.pts, =. 80; exports, s. co
Spot easy; No. ,. 3J24c. pCOns opened
steady. but afterw ards declined sharply on
near months and free receipts and liQuida-
tionOs, closed 1+6Ss cent lower, with late
months Is cent higher. January, So. "a
Sc. closed Si34c; May, 8 1-lSgGS5sc, closed
S5s.c
oats-Receipts. Is. 90 Spot steady; No.
> 24Ss G24i2c. options quiet and easier.
following corn, and closed unchanged 70
= cent lower. January closed 2+i4c; Nay
closed DC.
observation-disclosures. 3 20 &C.
Rye-\osuiual: state. = use
Barley and barley mal--NOullaL
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LIVESTOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO


Chicago. Jan. 3.-Cattle-AlthouEh de-
mand was moderate the small run pre-
vented any further shrinkaEe IN prices
Sales OF common 20 strictly choice native
beeves were made at I.Zs14.sG with extra
choice steers eAlabls around &sCyf4 -.
Butchers and Gamers cattle are active aad
strong. COHB sold az sZOglz3 . and yrirns
heifers a. high a. $.0o. A. a rule 80
j. the TOP price for calves There r. a
fair traffic IN srOckers and fes5erB vii
most OF the sales a. 8 Spfl2 - Texas
cattie were steady az yesterdays price.
common 20 choice beng IL demand az
I.GS14I0.
Hog-Packers continued 90 kick agAirst
the prices demanded BY sellers but the
supply was - light that they were Oblige1
20 pay . sgQ4 y. choice a. = fsf9f 70 F-ga
sold largely a. 3 syG< -. Choice hogs q
medium we.gat sod cscidsdly Ds.teg than
heavy lots
sheep-Trz5s was dsp-ess~d today. as
bus ers objected % saeep with thesr feoces
% water. ard yricfa averaErrf % csl -
lower. Sales were uaa9e q sheep a. g -
f4Z5o FOR inferior 20 cOmulo1. ~ % 3 ~
$50 Tor choice WeE-egl shNep bro1E1t
S2.iOEf1ss. and ANTS so.d ~ t3~Esqs g.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city. Jan. l-1,attis-F.a-sfp ts
$50. shipments. 3 -. rnarket steady. Tex
ans s1Irdo -. naive cows I. gyltL D..
s:ockers ard feeders. 3 no -
HoEs-I,ece'Dtz Zfn. Shipment 70.
market steSdy 20 strong. hezviss. .. -
40. ua.Esd. g 75f43-S5. hight. 9 s6rzE-
Sheeu-Fzsceipt So. shipuaelts, go
market steady, r1utto-ss. FzJsa57s
ST LOUIS
3 Louis. Jan z.-Ca-tis-F e.csipfA. Z
On. steady. -zt3ys besves. 3 Esfss =. stock
e-s AID feeders. s.Sb4175.
H0ss-Es1e.p-s. 5.S5y. steady % cents
OF.
SAeep--Receirts. f5s0- make Erru.
SET YORK
View York. Jan -E@evez-pe-sf-,s
-. o. Eals, eight ca. 70 demand auS
70 tra1r.tr E-JrpE<szl cables quote Arr
i-z1 steers a. 1913 re1ts dressed gsf.
r-fr4ge-a;Sr hex ~ 49,. 10 exports to
day
sS1seEs ard lag-l1s--f,e.ce-p -. - saJe
e -. Dern0Falized, = csn- aouer zn6 over
(. - bad ursola. poor - PRIME Fk-e3.
3 Cd. common . Ehc.cs Labs. g -
-.
Hoss-Reesipts. 20. fr= a. = s5s4S
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
:seiIn Declines "a TAX.

London. Jan. 23.-AIr. c. Oliver IseIin
the manag er-owner OF the yacht De-
fender, allowed himself 10 be question
ed tonight by a repreSent3tiv OF the
AssOc Ia5ed Press regarding the rumo~s
that he had brought to England a copy
of the findings Of the special committee
which investigated Lord Dunravel' :
charges that the Defender sailed the
first race for the Americas cup miners
ed below the officially measured load
water line. Mr.. IS6lin would only say:
'.My lips are absolutely sealed regard
ing my mission, and l decline 10 talk
upon the subject Of yachting
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
MUST BE PURE WHITE
Certain Indians of the Carmelite Order In
Mexico Held to be InelieibIe

New York, AIN. 23.-The World will
publish the following special from the
CITY Of Mexico: Eduardo Seller, a pro-
feSSor in the university of Berlin, and
subdireotor Of the imperial museum in
that city, after prolonged explorations
here, started for Chiapas, and will
thence go TO Central America. He is
accompa MED by his wife, who is an en-
thusiaStic archaeOlOgiSt.
An ecclesiastical inspector sent from
Rome to investigate the condition of
the Carmelite order in this country has
prepared a report sustaining the charge
that the recently ordained Carmelites
were Ineligible, being of Indian blood.
The rulers of the order limit member
ship Vo men Of pure white blood, I'M
tainted by admiXture with other races.
The archbishop of Mexico and the
bishop Of MichiOchan, as we'll as the
provincial order here are concerned in
the uncanonical ordination of these
young men. The penalty is suspen-
sion from their posts, but It is believed
that Manafier Averid, who is soon to
arrive. will arrange matters
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
MORRIsSEY hUBs IL IN
First Robs his Victims Then Guys Them
From the Eeion's Dock.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 23.-John Nor
rissey, the confidence man who insists
that several Kansas City men recogniz-
ed him as Lawrence Daily, brother OF
the noted Montana mine swindler and
horseman. and who declares that he
was obliged 10 swindle those Kansas
City men out of $500 TO satisfy their
sense of hospitality, changed his mind
today. Yesterday he pleaded not gull
~ 10 the charge of obtaining money I'M
Ger false pretenses. Today he chang
ed his plea TO one of guilty and was
sentenced 70 three years in the peni-
tertiary. He accepted his fate Stoical-
iV
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
rdE WEATHER.
Wichita. Jan. 3.

Wichita. Jan. 3.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair Friday with rising temperature.
During the past tweuty-four hours the
highest temperature was - degrees, the
lowest 10 degrees, and the mean n de-
CreeS. with nearly half an inch OF moist
snow before morning, followed by cold.
cloudy weather clearing IN the afternoon,
high north wind, decreasing in the after
noon 10 fresh.
Thus far this month the average tenn
peratuTe has been 81 degrees.
For the past seven years the average
tenpe-aturs for the month Of January has
been g degrees. and for the 2Srj day 81 de-
grees FRED l. JOHNSON.
Observer.
Washington. Jan. &.-FoiloWIIS : the
forecast W till y. m Friday;
For Kansas and Colorado-F'air; srlabie
winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Fair: Light north winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
pRY GOODS aIaRkEr.

New York, jan 2S-The close OF the
mess as a result OF the greater inquiry
from the larger number OF buyers. The
tone OF the market sympathized there
with and values are no lower Print
ing cloths very duh and commerce nom
inal at cents 10 rs cents and sales OF
1000 pieces at the latter price.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

Regular communication Of Wichita
Chapter No. 33. r. A. NJ, this evening.
Auditing committee please come early.
A. J. Applegate.
At the Emporia Baptist church, cor
ner of Tenth, Saturday night, Jan. %,
Verna Springate will give one of her
delightful elocutionary entertainments,
assisted by her mother. There has also
been good music arranged for the oc-
casion. Those who have not heard this
talented little girl should not miss this
opportunity. A small admission will be
charged
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
THREE CORNERED SUIT SETTLED
Old Claim against the Atlantic and Pacific
Disposed Uf

Omaha, Jan. "a special TO the Bee
from Lincoln SAYS: The litigation in
volvinE the Fitzgerald and Mallory
Construction company. the estate of
John fitzgerald and the Missouri Pa
cific railroad company was settled to-
day. 1t originally involved over 81
100000, which was claimed by the Fitz-
gerald and Mallory company for build
ing the old Atlantic and Pacific for Jay
Gould. The Missouri Pacific was in
volved in the transfer OF bonds. Two
hundred and forty thousand dollars
was paii
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
NATIVE OF NEW JERSEY
But he Enjoyed "a soft Berth In Lower
California for Many Years

San Diego. Cal. Jan. 23.-George Ry-
erson, late governor of Lower Califor~
MIA and well known in this state and
Mexico, died here this morning, aged
~ years. He was a native Of New
Jersey and was connected with the
Ryerson family of Chicago. He had
been resident of Lower California
since 1892 and owned the famous Vale
citoS ranch of 10000 acres. He leaves
a widow at Ensenadd. Governor Ry-
erson was a man of great ability and
was highly esteemed by President Diaz
and the late General Carlos Pacheo.
secretary OF the interior.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

4,112 bales; gross Ass balesI exports
TO Great ritain 1884 bales: coastwise
1850 bales; sales $3.50 bales; stock S6i,-
297 bales:
ST. Louis. Jan. 23.-Corton very firm
middling Z 3-16 cents: sales EOS bales;
receipts 81 bales: shipments 1909 bales:
stock 77,521 bales.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

ssuippS-why were you not up 40
the house OF Tottie Evergreen. the
child wonder, the other night7
Tripps-I don't know. What was TO-
ing on?
Guipps-She was celebrating bes
golden wodding.-Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
TRAIL OF THE CATTLE QUEEN
Her Record in Perry, %. T., is the Latest
Chapter Made Public.


Perry, o. T, Jan. 23.-(Special.)-
Mrs. Wagner, who posed at the cattle
queen in Wichita a few days ago and
left owing everybody who came within
range of her beauty, is we'll known
here. She played the same game here
last summer and succeeded in breaking
into the county Jail on a charge of for
gerry, but was finally released because
she was a white elephant on the hands
of those who would have prosecuted
her
The trial of the county commission
ers Of this county for malfeasance in
office resulted in a hung jury.
The public school are apparently
closed for good and the teachers have
been rendered the use OF the school
buildings TO teach subscription schools.
So far the subscription schools are not
proving a very great success, neither
are they remunerative to the teachers
engaged.
Rev. James, the Baptist evangelist,
closed his work, with twenty-seven con-
versions.
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COTTON MARKET

Nsx York. Jan Cotton steady.
r7Ii55tf-g : SIS c@n-s. Tex 7ecess5;s 1I7s
bzlss. exports % <he c8atln@7t 1IsE
Forwarded 9.2s2 hzIe-s: sales 2.2ss bales
spLnuers - balls. stock 1855 bales-
Mex Orleans. ian Cotton stesys
mi5dling cents: l0S- rl.ddiing =. cents
good ordinary liz oS1s. Let recs-y<s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
TROOPS ARE IN READINESS
Otherwise There is Little to be Learned
About Antonio Ezeta

New York, ain. 23.-The World tomor
row will publish the following special
from Salvador: Government officials
refuse any information concerning the
reported capture of Antonio Ezeta in
Costa Rfca. but an official paper pub
fishes a decree declaring him fugitive
from justice for crimes committed dur
ing Carlos EZeta's presidency. The
troops are held in strict marching ord
ers TO he ready in case of necessity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
WILL BE EXTENDED
PROVISION TO BRING THE POSTAL
SERVICE NEARER HOME

Postmater General Wilson Issues an Order
Providing That in All Cities Having
Free Delivery Service the Postal System
be Extended to Include House TO House
Collections - Confined to TWENTY-FIVE
Cities, for the Present-Action the Re
suit of Tests Made In St. Louis and
Washington.
Washington, Jan. 23.-Postmaster
General Wilson today issued a general
order providing that in all cities and
towns having free delivery postal serv-
ice, the postal system be extended to
include house to house collections.
For the convenience Of the depart
nent, however, the introduction Of box
es in the houses until further orders,
will be confined to the following thir-
fy-f1ve places: Portland, Ne; st. AL
ADAMS, Vt; Boston, Mass; Buffalo, n.
Y; Syracuse, y. Y; East Orange, n. j. !;
Springfield, Mass; Allegheny, Pa;
Wheeling, W. Va; Atlanta, Ga; Char
leston, w Va; Cleveland, Ohio; De
troll, Mich; Indianapolis, Ind; Joliet,
Ill; Minneapolis, Mimi; New Orleans,
La; Richmond, Va; St. Louis, Mo-; St.
Paul, Mimi; San Francisco, Cal;
Springfield, Ill; Tacoma, Wash; Tole
do, Ohio; and Vicsburg, Miss.
The action taken is the result of prac-
tcal tests made IN St Louis and Wash
ington. These We're regarded as salts
factory, and probably the time saved
answers TO bells, may he utilized in fur
ther extending the boundaries of routes
in rapidly growing communities. House
holders in the cities would be required
for their own convenience and at their
own expense TO supply a suitable box,
of a kind already approved by the de-
partmert.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

A true Yre-chna ~zn trim plafz
fDputation rT-oa vsrse3,y iE-e S<i,-
ea:s compliment A lSdy oDss s~id "a
. Fr,EekEsn who v.s oonpltro~nt12s
her Oh b@r yo1tAful Npp>srsDos.
-BH'. sir. I arm - y-ars otd.-
Madame Answered IL Frenes
nan. i eelie7s caly haf Via: bs>r,
lzd TIA; makes yog sCf~
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Tesch.r-Tsr6y sgz4n, Johnuyi
Johany-fstk IL
Tszeher-I don't kaou shat IL 20 -
cone % that boy. WAS Do you snp-
possTi beco-ss u y0s. IosEny. Z yea
ksep or thls =ayF
Joar-ny--I expec' dNdTI hire rs~ cut
20 the diSfricx Ezess<ng~r o=ssSi--
g.lc-xo ESeo-I
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would He'd the Warning.

o1d Quiverful-And so you want to
tailor our daughter from US You want
20 take her from us, suddenly. without
n word of warning9
Young Goslow-Not at Al. nr n
there Is anything about her you want
90 warn me against Tn willing to
hsnen=Rrooklvn Life.
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sot Cou.nsers opanioa.

CounseI-Can you tell mo what waS
the width Of the stream
Witness-Eighsccn feet three inches
ef hah
Counsel-Now, sir. what made 700
sscasure It so carefully
Witness-ohl l thought some fool
saiVht ask ruel--London Judy.
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A rr.-rnI nneaffan.

sheJThose two men alone in the box
ere father and son? Which is the ia
ther?
Ho-The one who Is peering over this
way With his glasses.
she-And now which 10 the SOM
Judge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
An oh.ervtoe Youth.

Little Clarence Cwho reads and profits
thoreby)-Pa?
Mr.. CsIlipers-Weu. my SON.
Little Clarence-Isn't IL singular, pa.
that il takes about ten times a. much
Identification 20 cash check ~ IL dO.s
70 get lynohed PUCK
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On. Way Qua OF IL

Dawlcins-Why did you malerDo take
that umbrella Just now, when Ne
stopped 10 speak 20 Jenlsins2
Jones' don't mind telling You now
since he has gone along, but IL vss
his uInbrella-Life.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
A Rrndenf Mad.

"Jack writes ko has been playing
poker with papa, and P~Pa writes Be
cant possibly Esnd = check for .
month"
what on earth are you gong 70 DOR
send for JACK LIZ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

Friend-Ha.s you signed che ssD-
Tract?
Actr~~s-Yes- The manager sgrees
70 allow the erp-D~e Of two DIAMOND
rohberies and one divoroe.-BroOklyn,
Life
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500 {. DOUGLAS.

The teakettle bad been filed and LETT
BY Dinah TO its own devices Over the
kitchen fire. The water boiled over, y
and Master SiS-year-oid. quite COM
eerned about SO much steam and sput-
tering. ran up stairs calling:
''Ohl mamma, como qgickf The
teakettie il OVERRIDING Judge.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

"You know. George." abe wss -
planning. II VIA brought upvithOut any
care"
'3IAry ns. my Darling said Georgia
>asd yUu shall have nothing but eArs-N
-Westchester Globe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

Shs (S>Rtineatsnyl-wha, po~trs
there s. In fret
he (ssdly)-Yz: . grea. deal 81 III
poetry LIS gone tAsrs>-Harpsrf
BGxzT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

Waukegan. Ill. Jan. 25.-Daniel Coore
yesterday shot and killed John Dillon in
2 justice court. Coore intended 70 kill
an enemy, Joseph Backer. but as he
nTed the shot Dillon jumped between
them and received the bullet in the left
breast. All are farmers living near
here.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
An AdmlAsiaa.

Lea--I wonder IL Prot KIdder meant
anything by it2
Perr1ns-By vhat7
Lea-He advertised ~ lecture on
Fools" and when bougba ticket 10
was marked: Admit One Puck.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
HOGS
IA
HogsSseady.
REPRESENTATIVES SALES.
SINNERS

n. A Mckinley. F'reeport, hogs ard
cattle.
l. 3. Cornell. Anthony. hogs and cattle.
J. s. knobiSuch. Colwich. hogs
Whitner * HarniSh, Conway Springs,
HOGS.
Townsend & Gibbons. Antiale. hogS
Harvey Grace. Cheney. hogs.
Joe Scott. Peck. hogs and cattle
A. HuffbAuer. Mulvane. cattle.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

Tired Egsbazd-rTs bad . tss715a
Cay a. The oSee Ead m mad ela~a
through
Whe-So~ would be = god tins fns
yo1 20 Be-. tho.e rsgz.-TrutA-
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JsaIrzatioa

rlentist-no>s thAt hart?
Ya.sen.-Do>s !: hurt say. n thss
al yoa xnor ana. yogr e.A-assE-
Plcx.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

Nevada. No. Jan. 23.-William Ran
kin, farmer living near here. was roo
bed Tuesday night by two robbers who
broke down the door. They 5lInd<oId-
ed and tied Rankin. who Is a very Old
man. and his wife and daughter. and
took what moey they could find. They
left the family tied I'D. II was under
stood that Rankin had sold his cattle
that day and evidently the robbers
We're after the money.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24

Fowler, Ind. Jan. 22-AIbert Tolls
has been brought here from the country
70 prevent being Iynched- Tolls. an
noyed by The crying OF al S-mo0ths-old
babe, squeezed IS head between his
knees until the blood gushei from is
nose and ears. The child dad the next
day.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO
Furnished by r. l.. BOSTICK, Commits
sion Merchant, room IL, over Kansas Ma
tonal bank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-01-24
TAKING A RELAPSE
AMERICANS AGAIN SUFFER on THE
LONDON MARKET.

Persevering Selling on This Side for For
eign Accounts Is Also One OF the Mar
koI's Chief Features-OccasIon of it All
Is the Reported Russo-Turkish CoaIi-
ton, Which is Aided by Approximations
Based on the State OF the Queens
Heaith-EIchznse Bardens-Uneasiness
rs to the Money Market.