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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-20
In Towns About
Winfield.


From the Daily Courier.
Inspector Lewis of the Santa Fe Is ex-
aiming the new depot al South Win
field today.
Mrs. Lindsay and daughter, Miss Ne
v5da, Of Lawrence, are the guests of
Mrs. A. E. Baird.
Ad WhiIford and Del McAlster drove
over TO Silver Creek this morning on a
hunting tour.
James Kelly, the section man who was
bumped by a box car the other day is
getting along nicely.
Charles Schmidt left for Chicago Mon
day in answer TO a telegram announc-
ing the death of his brother.
Prof. A. j. Mcclellan went cunning
the other day and says he killed hawk
measuring four and one-half feet from
tip to tip.
j. R. Summers Of Arkansas City, has
filed suit for divorce from his wife Emma
Amelia Summers, alleging cruelty and
desertion.
Henry H. McCabe, OF Mulvane. and
Viola E. Watts, of Worthington, Ind.
were united In marriage Tuesday by
Probate Judge Cottingham.
E. L. Barber, a prominent catleman
with ranch below Cedarvale has moved
MS family 20 Winfield and Will occupy
the Hawkins property on East Seventh
avenue.
Mrs. E. II. Cone and Mrs. Emily T.
Niles, of East Hampton, Conn, who has
been visiting in the city for some time,
went 10 Howard This morning. From
there Mrs. Niles vii return to her home
T. H. vanWinkNe, a prominent young
farmer living near Cross, o. T., and
Alta r. Miller, Of Oxford, were united
in marriage Tuesday by Probate Judge
.Cettingham. They Will make their home
in Oklahoma.
DR.. J. g. Evans reports an interesting
meeting Of the Santa Fe surgeons at Las
Vegas and a splendid time. They held
two business meetings in the day time
and these we're followed by grand ban
and banquet in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Farnswortn and
Ed. Byers heard Longs comedians al
Arkansas City last night. Mr.. Farms
worth went from there to Ponca City
for a weeks outing. Mrs. FaTnsworr1
will visit with her sister at Arkansas
City IN the meantime
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-20
THE WEATHER.
Wichita. Kan.

wichita. Kan. Oct. ~. 1897.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity:
Untn Thursday. fair and warmer.
During the past "a hours the highest tenn
perature has been %. the lowest a and the
mean 5. with clear weather. cold in The
morning. with a light frost in some ex-
posed places out of town, light northeast
wind and high barometer.
The river has fallen 10 nine-telths OF 4
foot on the gauge
Thus far this month the average temper
azure has been s.
For the past nine years the average tenn
perature for the month OF October has
been -, and for TIE 18TH day. 8.
FRED. l. JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. Oct. S--Forecast tor
Wednesday:
Karsas-Fsir and warmer: south winds.
Oklahoma and Indian TeTr.to-y-Fz-
Wednesday; light north winds.
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COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York. Oct 19-Cofee-Options open
ed irregular al unchanged prices 10 10
points decline. ruled quiet and featureless
with a weak undertone under disappoint-
ing European cables, heavy Brazilian re-
ceipts. absence of speculative support,
Indifference OF spot buyers and general
week feeling, selling checked by Increased
warehouse deliveries; closed barely steady.
with prices 5dl0 points lower; sales 1850
bags. including December. SIS; March.
81 1860. Spot coffee-Rio, dull; No. in
voice, 7c: jobbing TIC. Mid, steady: Cor
dova. i0Gd5c; sales, 500 bags Msracaibo.
Sugar-Nominsl; refined steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-10-20

older bother In the cabinet making ouss.
ness ~ Albion He came 20 Chicago IN
1883 and at first engaged IN the business
OF raising buildings. elevacng entire
olocks a number OF feet 20 bring them
up 70 new street grades. While en-
gagged IN riding In an old fashioned sleep
ing car from Buffalo to WestAeii, ~. Y.
IL occurred TO him that there was a field
for building comfortable sleeping coach
es. From 1859 70 1858 he made a series
% experiments on the Caicaso al -Sison
and Gslens roads From these expert
msnts he worked on; detailed plans y
workshop was rented. skiiled mechanics
employed and Mr. Putnam threw himself
into the task with the ar6or OF a man
who moves from settled convisious. Al
though without mechanical training Ain-
self. ne personally directed re work os
Others IN all me ,ninoZ details OF putting
the ideas ne had originated into material
form. The first car. the Pioneer" was
completed early in 1885 and Immediately
took rank as the mos; perfect railway
vea.cie The world had ever seen. This
was ne beginning OF the Pullman system
which has grown % the present enormous
proportions.
NJ. Pullman was Identified with al
most every public enterprise n Chicago
The industrial Gown % Pullman. with
in the city limits % Ch!cago. now con-
ta.ns over Il. 90 inhabitants. Mr.. Pull
man was brother OF ;he Rev. Or. J. NJ.
Pullman ot New York. former editor %
tn Ch~is,ian Leader.
London. Oct, ?o-Most OF the morn
~. =.
or the death OF George VI. Pullman %
Chicago.
DEBS' RESPECTS.
New York, Oct ie.-Eugsne V. Deos
addressed mass meeting % cloak ma
kers tonight In the course % long
speech, Mr.. Debs said:
You can always rely on Us In Chica-
20 TO render such assistance as lies in
our power. I agree with ;he PROPOSE
ton OF a5oliSaing the wage -ys;sm. huk
We cannot dc 4 today. or TOMORROW. or
the next Gay. but while (; remains wo
must do all We can until Il Is finally
abolished and give way % the co-opera-
tive system. Every strike that is loss
reduces the condition OF the workers and
has,ens the overthrow OF the wage sys-
tenn
While Mr.. Debs was telling Q. the Of
fer he had made 70 John ID. Rockefeller
10 line up $4,000 starving and ragged
men along thei axe front, Chicago. 10
show the triumph OF capital over !aoor.
some one in the audience shouted;
one OF these angels Is dead row
Peace 70 his ashes" said Mr.. Dsos.
''Mr. Pullman would not sr5itrs;e when
he had nothing 20 arbitrste. lie Is on
equality with toilers now"
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As bad orr As EVER
President & omp-e- Catalogues the Lab or
sltustton's Features.

sltustton's Features.
Washington, Oct. is-President SAM
uei Gompers. by Frank Morrison. sec
Rotary. has issued a call 70 az affiliated
unions for the seventeenth annual cnn-
vention OF the American Federation &c
Labor. 10 be held AZ Nashville. Tenn.
in the hall OF the house OF representa-
tives. at 10 o'clock Monday morning.
December 81. next.
Resolutions Of any character or prop
osi;ions to- changes Ia the constitution
intended for consideration oy the con-
ventlon must be submitted 70 Toe sec
rotary al least two weeks prior to tho
meeting
The call makes strong plea for a fun
attendance OF working men at this con-
vention, and states that no convention
in recent years has been called upon TO
deaf with more momsntous questions
than confron, the workers % today.
The objections o, the convention are.
In part thus set out In the call.
THE severity 90 the Industrial stag
nation % the past four years has rot yet
been ahatsd: the wrongs from which
the workers suffer have not been right
ell: the injustice imposed upon our pso-
pie remains unremeded. the ovSrworx-
ed large mass and the unemployed
many are still testimony 20 ne folly Of
our aEe. the employment % children n
our factories AMI workshops. though
modified. Fingers with US still, and the
spectacle Is witnessed OF IDLE men And
VIGOROUSLY busy children. legislatures
more Concerned with the privileges %
the few than % the rights OF ne manyI
with public assemblage and free speech
invaded. threatened OF for6iidea. AMI
the modern Judicial weapon % injunc-
ton utilized IN the Effort % crush a6or.
These rights and wrongs and Others -
equal Importance. bat too numerous 'or
reference here. must % necessity Be con-
sidered BY the forthcoming convention.
AMI such action devised as shall isEd
20 attain the one and Get aside ne
other
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EMMA GOLDMAN IN ST. LOUIS
Mayor Tells Her Committee That She
Can't Talk Anarchy There

st. Louis, Oct. 19.-For several days
past Emma Goldman, the New York
anarchist, has been here addressing au-
diences in various halls about the city.
Today a committee representing the
local anarchists called upon Mayor Zei-
ganhein and asked for permission TO
hold an open air meeting near the Grant
monument in Twelfth street square.
His honor emphatically declined TO let
Emma Goldman address a meeting on
:he square, saying that he ID not pro-
pose 10 have a repetition of the Chicago
Haymarket The mayor was asked
what he would do if the meeting should
be held contrary 20 his wishes, and he
told the committee that he would call
out the police and suppress it.
Afterward, Mr.. Sanilein. a relative OF
Emma Goldman and a member OF the
committee which called on the mayor,
said the meeting would be held tonigh;
despite his honor's refusal.
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COTTON.

New Orleans. Oct. 19m-Cotton-Easy;
sales $3.50 bales; ordinary, 47sc: good ordi-
nary, 5i4c; low middhng, 9-l6c: middIng
sac; good middlng. l1-16c; midiling fair
6 5-I6c.
New York. Oct. 19-The cotton market
opened steady. with prices unchanged 10
? points lower. Liverpool news was very
disappointing. but with moderately good
foreign buying orders in hand and an in
disposition OF local bears 10 add to their
short interest. Closing quotations: Spot
dull; mi6dling uplands, S-l5c; middling
gulf, 7-l6c. Sales 227 bales
Galveston, Texas. Oct. l9.-Cotton-Easy !:
but unchanged; spot. middling, 5-I5c
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LIVESTOCK Markets
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Oct lS.-Cattle-Cattle buyers
took hold cautiously today and prices we're
barely steady for the bulk OF the offer
ings- So few native cattle were offered
that prices were largely nominal sales be-
ing On basis oS AcG4D for poor 20
pretty good dressed beef steers. and 81 81
ass Tor shipping cattle. Stocke-s and
feeders sold al former prices Calves were
active and generally unchanged best
grades bringing s6.25Gs.75. The bulk OF
the westerns went 10 feeders ana Gamers
al prices ranging from s. 50a4 s. for steers
90 G-15&l00 for sows and hs!ters.
Hoss-Hogs were active, prices ruling
steady al Mondays figures. Sales were
largely az S.5oaSSo common packers sell
ing for S-55l S-S1 and the best light weight
al $-s1l4o0. Pigs sold mostly al S3iG
SIS. Sales ot butcher hogs weighing
around 20 pounds were made IN several
instances al Si.05- The late market was
very slow on packing hogs, prices ruling
weaker.
sheep-Trade in sheep &ld lambs was
fairly actice. prices ruE5g weaker fo-
sheep and 70 10 lSc lower Tor lambs: native
sheep were sa.abie al S1G3lTS.o1 Tor IKE
poorest. up % 81 2a<I45 1o- cho.ce focks.
Western range sheep were IN demand a.
&s5d4I5 for common to prime grades
Lambs sold a. s. s5Ef5.40.
Receipts-Cat;le, 500; hogs, 500: sheep
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Oct. l9.--Ca;tie-Rece!Fc
e.sde. Market steady; Texas steers Is5a
2e1: Texas cows. S2oDl3o5, native steers
s. SG5i5; native cows and hsifers slE1
$50: s,oeke-s and feeders. SSG4-45: bulls.
s. S9S5
Hogs-Receip:s. u.ca NsEks: weak &C
SC lower Bulk OF sales S5-isE5 81.
hesvies, g fsG1so; packers. 2EG3 81.
mixed. &SG25e; lights. G596SN. york
ers. S-S737o; pigs, 3 SlS5
Sasep-Reesipss. S.0e9- Iarke; firrn-
Lambs. s. Sss5.eo: muttozs. = oaG5E.
Representative sales Texas steers =
head. averaging Ids3 pounds. ~. Texas
COWS - head. averag -ng So pounds. E-dE.
native steers. 3 head averaging 1ss-
pounds. SlS: native COWS and hsife-s. =
head averaging 49, pounds. s e: bus. =
head. averaging - pounds. AS
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis Oct is.-CStsi&Rscs,lz, -
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REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers.

r. r. Boon of South Haven had up one
car of hogs.
c. Shepherd Of Goddard was here with
one car of hogs.
Homer & Kirk of Kingman had In two
cars Of hogs.
W. II Thomasof Bentley had In one car
of hogs
Adam Hufbauer of Mulvane was on the
market with a mixed load OF hogs and
cattle.
d. Jackson of Hazleton had in one car
of hogs.
w. E. Baird OF Anness was here with
one car of hogs
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YOUNG JOHN A LOGAN GIVES UP
Bet and Spur club VIII Sell No Booze at
the Horse show

Chicago, Oct. 1s.-Citizeas OF Hyde
Park have won out in their fight 10 pre-
vent the sale OF anything stronger than
pop or circus lemonade AT the coming
horse show 10 be held in the Coliseum.
Secretary John \. Logan os the Bit
and Spur club has uneQuivocally de-
clared that this auxiliary OF the horse
snow will not violate the law; il Will not
sell liquor at the Coliseum. In COM
muuication 10 Mayor Harrison today
this fact is set forth Furthermore. the
officials Of the club and the general man
aeer OF the horse show declares that the
club never had any intention Of violat-
ing the law by the sale % liquor in the
prohibition district OF Hyde Park
Paris, Oct. 19.-Major Moses p. Handy
United States special commissioner 10
the Paris international exposition Of 1900
gave dinner this evening 10 General
Horace Porter, the United States am
bsssador; Henry Vignaud. secretary o.
the United States legation; Consul Cen
erai John X. Gowdy. Mr.. Getty OF Chi
cago, Mr.. Seligman and II. Laudey Lie
wife, director general OF the department
OF exploitation OF the exposition.
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PULLMAN Is DEAD
Continued from First Page)

! VI. ]. Carroll. editor OF the Eight Hour
! Herald. ssid: George II. Pullman was
| a remarkable man in many ways. NJ
I man ever went farther thanking ne was
( doing a good thing for the people.
/ Whether his results were satisfactory "a
! his friends claim, viii cave sor others
% say. RE was public spirited man
/ and was behind as many phIlanthroplc
/ movements 90 any man IN town After
the strike al Putnam a few years ago.
/ did all / could . get Mr.. Putnam % az
biirate with the compsny's men. He re-
I fused. He did not seem 20 think ne
| could consistently arbi.-ate the Difficult
/ ties. / have heard IL suggested. how
ever. that II was The great S0rr0g OF ~.
| life that 5le company was brought into
! TIE position Z. was on account OF fts work
men. The town o. Putnam 9ras his great
pride and o. his honesty o: purpose IN
establishing 81 have n doubt I VII
le- others comment on the results OF the
experiment"
THE NEWS N NEW YORK.
New York. Oct 19-Mr Putnam was
in tais city on FRIDAY asst ana While
discussing with business associates plans
for distributing part % the Pullman com
0anys surplus. talked very freely % ne
future Of the great system which bears
h.s name. He lai1 especial emphasis On
the complete organization which eIiSted
and. az = with come s35uz1: q retiring
fr sn active management. slIIiei psrtls-
ulzriy % Vic. P-esldsnt WIckss' ability
20 carry On the bushes IN a perfectly
"a ssiaca0Ty way. Nr. Pullman serned 10
believe mat ~ internal workings q his
company FAD finally been br5Gg3t 20
sccl perfection t-sat ais o3n s-5pe-z e.0n
wzs 10 ioaEe- necessary % ensure ne
co1tnuarce ~ IL fncrea E.aE prosperity
Ta5s- 20 whom Mr.. P1innsa taxed IN
tiir strain on Fri5xy recalled aia work
today and dlscuss-5 faei- s--anEe ssgn.f r
icsu--. l. Is vel knoEn tina. DUNG -.
lssf t'ro ye8-H nsz-!y al - important
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MAY BE FRIEND on ENEMY
French PeopI. w.at Higher r.rin %
cot.oa.@ed OF .sd Lower sa wheat


cot:oa.s~d Oh .sd Lower sa wheat
wssaington. Oct D-AG,inx Consul
Presay. a; MsrselIies. France. IA a re-
port % ne state department.. says :has
ne import atom % American o9f;onseef
oil has greatly increassd at mat port "a
ne pas, tRo years. oil Manufacturers
have protested against ne low duties but
% far n1thlnE has been done ~ ne xOv-
srnment
Mr Pf.ssly also refers % ths shor;sRs
% ne whoa crop r. France ard TIE "a
crease IN ne price Of bread as ne -
suit. Popular demonstrations hays BEEN
made demanding the suppress 90 . fhs
dug on whsat Steamers sse leaving
weekly N ballast 70 return T.-h Ar3sri-
can wheat
IN another part o; he report Mr. Press
IS says "a: he fo15t. ~as,nsr tasre are
10 ro-ozz chsira in France oysl3s et
PAris.
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RHEUMATISM

600. Market active and steady. Fair 10
choice native shipping steers, A-35G5.15;
light and dressed beef grades s3.50g470;
cows and heifers s. 00d4. 90; stockers and
feeders 81 4O04 10: Texas and Indian steers,
81 seG3 20: cows and he:fers 50 21d325
Hogs-Receipts. S.0e0. Market 5 20 l0c
lower Light. sS.70Q3.s5; mixed. s3-50S3.75:
heavy, g. 7OdS.S5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000 Market steady %
strong. Native muttons. sS.10g4.co; lambs.
StOCGd q
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INDEPENDENT OF THE LAW
When There Isn't Any Statute Judge Scott
Quickly Enacts One

Omaha, Neb.. Oct. 1s.-'Tf there is not
law to cover this CASE 1 will make
one" is the sentence with which Judge
c. R. Scott closes a peremptory writ Of
mandamus ordering the police board to
reinstate sixteen policemen recently
dismissed. The grounds for the dismiss
sal were that the city fund would no.
support so large a force. Scott holds
that the board has no right to dismiss
these men for that reason-that, once
employed. they must be retained and
paid until removed for cause.
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ToEEr TOOK Two THOUSAND
HE wife Has Him ArFs@tsa For That Of
fsnss. All Essnts

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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

The following Official range OF prices on
grain and provisions at Chicago Is furnish
ed by the Christie-St-eet Commission Co,
Board OF Trade Room. Sedgwick Block.
Wichita Kan:
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An-amer,eaa.. Ie: BaItIn.re. 3.

Indianapolis. Oct ls--The A--Anerics1s
Won another game from tie Bai;imores
today. Brother ole" Cov5ett was ozt;ei
freely IL the first G1i ;Aird innings. and
rs support was Sloppy Tie Orioles. b
lucky Ai,;ing and AIDED By eTrors % t.
bau and Nash. picked Up seven r11s II
ire fourth AID fifth i1ulnss- T. tie af,h
The Au-Ane-.cans cha'ksi VI three earn
q runs OF q triple. two s--ges ard a
double. TIE fielding OF Lange ard Bur
ke,t sn5 Stairs batting wen. Ire features
Weather rainy. Attendance. I.9a. sore.
AlI-Americz-s =. ...5o59I60 Pr 5
Baltimore. $500. ..09652 OoIGsu 2
Bzt.eries-PoEsA and Su.,z. Cor5e;;
ard Clarke
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WICHITA nIARKE IS.
HOES

HOGS.
Wichita, Kan, Oct is, 1897.
Hogs to 10c lower.
REPRESENT ALIVE SALES
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WESLEYAN. 8: TARkIO.

Llrco.-. Neb Oct l4-Nesleys- Uni
ve-s.:y tosay defeated Tarl,.o No. collsks
foo,bau team BY a sco-e % 70 q A s.az.s
scucadoVa AID goal n Ire latter pzrt G..
tAe second hal. dec.6e1 tie gsru4
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DO you Ike cabbage Wen, Iueve. "a.
Il, but / smoke L sometIrses- - Caiczxo
Record
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Every nan thinks be neve- EGs a. FOOLS!
a. ire bcys he sees around hla
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MUNYON'S

RheuzaatisIn Cure Is guaranteed 10 be absolutely
harmless and strong tonic il building up the weak
and debaiec. II cures acute Or muscular rheUraa-
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