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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
LIVESTOCK Markets
CHICAGO.

Chicago. Ills. June 7.-Cattie-An the
good cattle were wanted at strong prices
and others were fairly active and about
steady. An exceptionally choice lot OF
the highest price paid In long tine. Sales
OF native beef steers were az an extreme
range of sloJaS.30. but the proportion OF
choice beeves was small and cattle sold
chiefly az A-ttfi.50. Good 20 choice feed
ers were 81 o0s4.G, and there was limited
demand for stockers at S-5SG3sG Fat
cows and heifers sold very well. but grass
ers were numerous and sold badly. Texas
cattle were plenty. and gairly active a,
steady prices.
hogs, and prices were mostly steady az
about last Saturdays closing figures Sales
were AT an extreme range OF S-Nsi3-5asa 4.
the bulk selling at 9&5d3-5s. Inferior Eight
southwestern pigs were offered IN consider
able numbers, and a drove OF lS head that
averaged 80 pounds brought 1sa
Sheep-ln the sheep pens, offerings con-
sisted largely OF lambs, and sales were slow
at Ss5G5.o0 Cor shorn fiocks, and S.SGo a
for wooded Colorados- Spring lambs were
ss.o0dseo. nd sheep sold slowly at s299
800 for the porest 20 s4-7Si5.oo for prime TO
extra natives The bulk OF the sheep sold
at g 15a4. so; Fat natives being scarce.
Receipts-Ca,tle, 1900: hogs. $500; sheep.
1900.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Mo. June L-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 4500. Market slew but STEADY. Texas
steers, S2.1G4 Is; Texas cows. G-55ds0o: ma
tive steers. 30dai s5: native cows and he.f
ers. S-ocdtl5; stockers and feeders, S23R
AS: bulls. s2.sc63.n
HogsRece;pts 1000 Market weak 20 5
cents lower. Bulk OF sales ss.SiS ST.;
heavies. s.. NG3.i2iS packers. 12o1ac5:
mixed. s. 3G954o: Fights. s. Z5G3 40: workers.
S3.izG3i 10; pigs, $2.Ta30.
Shep-Receipts 3oca Market steady 20
strong. Lambs. S.75Q525; muttons. S-Sf
AS
Representative sales: Texas steers. ~
head averaging 12Ss pounds. s4i5; Texas
cows, Is head averaging $50 pounds. Hoo;
native steers. IS head averaging 1i2l pouncs.
81 80; native COWS and heifere. 81 head aver
aging SIS pounds SAILS; stockers and feeders,
Is head averaging 75s pounds. A<s; bulls.
head averaging 1921 pounds, $3.50.
ST. LOFTS.
ST. Louis, Mo, June 7.-Cattle-Receipts
500. Market steady for good Texans and
natives: others a shade lower. Shipping
steers 4j0d515: Eight steers. s. 5Q4.3o
stockers ard feeders. G75G4.35: cows and
he.fers, s1.75i425: Texas and indian steers.
8. cs140; Texas and Indian cows and heif-
ers, s25G3.so
Hoes-Receipts $500 Market active and
steady Lights. S.aG3io: mixed. s35T
g. A; heavy, g. 3N35o.
Sheep-Receipts 1.0lo- Market steady. Ma
tive muttons. s3.34+ .; Texas sheep. CioG
AIS; lambs. G3d6.V.
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In Towns About
Wellington
From the Daily Mail.


From the Daily Mail.
Saturday morning there appeared IN
the city man who gave his name as H
D. Flint of Newton, and now Mr.. Flint
IS wanted for riding out OF town on a
bicycle that belonged 70 another man.
Flint went to the firm Of A Fetters &
Son early Saturday morning and rented
d wheel TO take a spin about town. Dur
ing the day he hired the wheel three
times. the last time being about 4:t0 in
the afternoon. This time he said he
would not return till about 1880 in the
evening. But ne has not returned yet.
Engineer W. H. Danenburg left for
Glazier Hill, Texas, this morning, 10 run
the pusAer engine during the present
revival OF The live stock traffic on the
Santa Fe
The cattle business over the Santa Fe
shows temporary increase during the
last few days Three extras were sent
west last evening.
W. H Myers, bill clerk of the Santa
Fe freight Offices at Wichita, was here
yesterday visiting friends.
Fireman VIII Ford went 70 Woodward
this morning 70 resume work after a
weeks layoff
Fifteen carloads OF live stock were
shipped 70 Caldwell from Arizona yes
terday morning.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
ANTITRUST LAW VIOLATED
Il the Allegation Against the Traders
Livestock Exchange of Kansas CITY

Kansas City. No, June AT the d.
rector Of Attorney General McKeana,
United States District Attorney John r.
Walker today fled suit in the federal
court against the raiders Livestock Ex-
change, alleging a violation Of the Sher-
man antitrust law OF 1890 and averring
that the exchange is interfering with ir-
terstate commerce by its existence. The
suit Is directed against the $50 members
OF the exchange The district attorney
alleges that the members have conspired
in violation OF the Sherman act TO hinder
and de.ay the business of buying ard
selling cattle az the stockyards. A pro-
visionaI and permanent Injunction Is
prayed for to restrain the members from
depriving people not members Of the as
ISOLATION from erJoying full access TO the
Kansas City market. Judge Phillips has
set TIE case for July l.
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STOCKS AND BONDS
UPWARD MOVEMENT OF TIE GRAM
GERS RECEIVES A CHECK.
Rumors OF Damages to Corn and Other
Crops In the Northwest Owing to Bad
Weather Is the Factor In the Granger
1arket-Eock Island an Exception to
the Group-GeoeraI Strong Underfone
Early Declines IN the General List But
Most arc Recovered

New York. June THE upwards move
| ment which characterized the srangers
last weak received a check today on ac-
count OF rumors Of damage 70 the corn and
ether crops in the northwest. caused by bad
weather. This reaction in the grangers,
however, did not affect the strong under
tone Of the market Confidence in the gen.
eral outlook seemed TO be strong, and the
stocks unloaded 10 take profits Among the
gralgers, Rock Island was the exception.
showing a net gain There were some
early declines, but the declines in almos,
al cases were fully recovered. Commits
SION houses Were again liberal buyers for
outside customers, and the arbitrage brok-
ers were also in the market, although the
London exchange was closed in observance
Of the Wh!tesuntide holidays. The fact
that there was no announcement OF ship
ments OF gold by tomorrow steamers also
helped 70 sustain confidence IN the market,
The total sales OF stocks today were gli-
40 shares, including: American Tobacco
$3.50; AtchiSon, Topeka and Santa Fe g.
go; Burlington. 500; American Sugar, q =
5000; Chicago Gas, $500; Cleveland, Cincin-
naNi, Chicago and ST. Louis. $3.50: Louisville
and NsSnville, $50; Manhattan consolidat-
ed. l41-. Missouri Pacific, AGO; National
Lead, 400; New York Central, LOO; North
west, $40; Reading, $500; Rock Island, 49,
100; st. Paul. 1920: Tennessee Coal and
Iron. $500; Western Union, Z, 400: Southern
preferred, $500: New Jersey Central, 500;
The tendency OF prices in the bend mar
ket continued generally upward but some
OF the speculative issues Jagged under the
influence CT realizing orders. Considerable
animation was displayed and round
amounts of the prominent mortgages chang
ed hands at improved values The pur-
chases for continental account were very
heavy and embraced most of the principal
securities having an International market.
Improvements Of 1G2 per cent were regis
tered in number of lines with the middle
grade bonds recording the extreme gains.
The sales were s2.07e,OO0
Governments were quiet but generally
firm. The transactions were $4,000.
LOANS, EXCHANGE AND BONDS.
New York, June S.-Money on call nomin-
ally lGli2 per cent; prime mercantile paper
Sl-14 per cent; sterling exchange easy with
actual business in bankers bills at s4Ss7.6
4N for demand and at Sass. Ass for sixty
days: posted rates s. s6izGiS and Ass6
ASA; commercial bills SISSY Silver certin-
Gates eeisQS0as: bar silver so; Mexican dol
lars Az; government bonds firm: new IS
registered l2iis; new As coupon, l24A: SIS
registered u33s; IS coupon 113ss: As regis
tered Hos; coupon 1924; &c registered IS;
Pacific 6's OF IS l0i14.
SILVER SHIPMENTS.
New York, June THE total exports of
silver tomorrow VIII be ESQ., 900 ounces, OF
which the Servta viii take 5000, and the
Eavel 10000 ounces.
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ORGAN MAKERS IN DIFFICULTIES
Wilcox & White. of Meridian. Conn, Make
Assignment

Meridian. Conn. June The Wilcox
& White Orgoa company, one OF the
largss. manufacturers OF organs in the
United States today made al assign
meHS
Some months ago il was known tia.
the concern was in difficulties. but a; that
time the stockholders and a number OF
Me-idia- business men got together and
i; was understood that matters had been
satisfactorily adjusted
The company was organized II 1876.
and established many branch houses
throughout TIE country.
J. H White OF RE company was una
be - give statement ot the assets and
liabilities today. The direct Liabilities.
he said outside os the coau-gsat gaail-
titles, would 10; exceed 81. 90.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
TIE WEATHER.

Wichita. Kan. June Z. tsF.
Local forecas. for Wichita and vicinity
Clearing and warmer Thursday.
During the past twenty-four hours the
highest temperature has been y degrees.
the lowest 50 degrees. ana the mean g. de-
degrees, with a light sprinkle OF rain in
the morning and another in the afternoon
and moderate thunderstorm at night with
light rain. IS inch up 70 II ,. m. Hight vari-
able wind and nearly stationary pressure.
Thus far this month the average tempera-
ture has been s. degrees.
For the past eight years the average tenn
perature for the month OF June has been
"a degrees. and for the 7th day g degrees
FRED L JOHNSON. Observer.
Washington. ID. C. June Following Is
the forecast IN p. m, Tuesday:
For Kansas: Light showers; vsriabi.
winds.
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory:
Showers. preceded by fair weather Il the
southern portion: variable winds.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
LOADED powN WITH MONET
Feeble Mindcd irish Oes~geearsan Foan<
Wandering In New Ycrk

New York June flames Heating.
an ocsogeEarian. was picked up by .
policeman last night as q vagrarc
Heating seems 20 be fesole-miaded- He
stated in cour; today that Re came from
Cincinnati where ne has lived ever since.
as boy. he came from Ireland He had
note for Il 100 drawn BY TIRE Bank OF
Ireland on the Bank OF England. and n
leather bag containing twenty-five sov-
ereig2s. Every time he wen: 70 Ireland.
he said. be had his money liked up this
way. The magistrate tod policeman
70 take Heating 70 Tie Immigrants bank
and II they knew nothing secu, hin. %
place him IN charge % the commission
ers OF charities.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
TOBACCO CASES POSTPONED
Owing 70 . Number Of Routine Cases Be
fore the Court.

New York, June THE trial Of the in
dictments found against the officers and
directors Of the American Tobacco CON-
pany for conspiracy 10 restrain trade was
TO have begun in the court Of general ses-
sions today. Owing 10 routine business
coming before the court. however, an a6-
iournnent CT the case until tomorrow
was taken The defendants are James
3. Duke, president; William H. Butler,
vice president; Josiah Browne. secretary;
Charles G. Emery. treasurer, and william
A Marourg, Lewis Ginter George Arents,
George W. Gail. Benjamin VI. Duke and
George ". Walls. directors. Counsel for
the defense are Joseph H Choate. W. ".
Fuller, ex-Surrogate Daniel c. Rollins, I.
Oucin and Ralph Oakley.
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THERE'S NO sILvEg rSIT
Arkaesss' Governor jones Cats The Denver
Gold Copveasson Dead

Little Rock. Ark, June 7.-GoTsrnor
Dan y. Jones e Arkansas IA. r>f,s~s
20 spooin; delegates 20 rsvrexc-: Arkzr-
sas az the international gid nnguirR cs--
ventioa % be aeid IN Denver early NIX.
moth
Mayor w5o9.oa today aD25f-:ed I've
delegates from Ls.:is EOcx- Toy are
Col5zsl J. -. Smith. Coio1si II G. TIsas-
i1g. Co.oze. J. ". Mike. ferry Tree
and lane Mccarthy. w-zen sskss L be
would s1ooin; delegates from TIE rate
q. large. Governor JGaes sid:
7 Intend - irno,e tzts esrver 30 a.
ard GAL define . ssposnt De-
exs.es 70 T. Il so>s 10; Epei. cot rl.s.
rAe-e u 10 silver II 81. End ! an ooSon-
Fl 20 anything o, ;ais kind nat ~eer-s
lai-scai % re i-t--esss q hsns.arsz--s. +"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
SHIFTING MIN HAVE HorEs
Enormously Rig sassne. Predicted For the
Fort OF Fhsiadciphis-

Philadelphia. June THE volume ot
business transported 20 this port dur
ing the pas, SIX months has been phe-
nonensily large. the exports ~ petru-
ieum during shat time have reached a.
lss.osS gallons in excess OF The cores
poniing period o, last year; the co-a
exports are ie.ero coo bushels and wAea;
shipments ! .ooo 900 bushels greater than
during the first six months Of 1895. SIN
further increase OF business with CORES
pcndingiy high freigh;s 10 assured
Shipping men pretic; an area OF prosper
i;y a: this port such has never before
been known in the past.
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WOOL AND COTTON MARkErs.

New Orleans. La. June L-Cotton-ve-y
steady: sales 20 bales; ordinary. SIC: good
ordinary, SIC; low m.ddling. I5-isc: mid
ding. 72sc; good rliidling. u-lsc: niddling
far. SIC.
New York June 7.-Cottoa-Spo. closed
steady; m!ddling uplands. Ii-lsc; Kidding
gulf, 7l5-lsc; sales 2546 bales. Futures
closed dull but steady: sales 1880 ba.e..
January. s6-N: February. ss.si: March. $ s.;
June. S-i9; July. III; August. E-ls; Sep
TENDER. &-si; October, SCI; November, ,s.Ts
December. s5R
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
sLowEsT VOYAGE on RECORD
British Bark Java IL a Competitor of the
Flying D1tchmsn-

san Francisco, June 5.-The British
lark Jsvs Iet' Portland 30 days ago .o-
Queenstown AMI Is making the si5rest
voyage on rec5ri- When she ris cut
lbs DAYS sAe Was spoken IN ne v1ci--
ity OF ne Cape H1-n- Sc ras shs1 sal
lns slowly along and before she wss'
again heard from nearly score % VS.
sells Rad passed the Ho-n ani were an
c13-sd il sore Eagiish port Insurance
men are beginning 10 get anxious
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08

Pork-Nouinal; standard mess Jooo.ng,
G.4a1a5
Lard-Nom,nai: prime steam. sS: choice.
2.l,is
NEW YORK
New York June 7.-FIour-Rece.pts L.
400 barrels, exports s.7W- Quiet, but firmly
held: winter patents. AGG4s5: winter ex-
tras. S-3f1265is winter s.ra.shts. A.IeG4 .:
Minnesota bakers, $SasG35: winter low
grades. SeseT2ee
Wheat-Receipts 1890 bushels: exports.
lI.so- Spot market firm Optione steady
isfi=c higher: June. 74i,c: September. ssss
Co-1-Receipts. zT.loo bushels; exports
1880. Spot firm; No. , $40. O2ticn.
steady. sc higher: June. 2s14c; September.
oat-Recespts So. 400 bushels: export. ~.
4osn- Spot dull: No. . a1Id13c Options
steady and romilally higher.
California dried Enthusiastically: evaporat-
ed apples prime wire tray. 4isGissc per 70;
woo3-dried- prime. 4asG4izc: choice. sc
42c; fancy. 4a.Q5c.
Rutter-Receipts so.als packages Steady:
western. n1l5c; Eigias. 15c: factory, TIA
10i1c
Eggs-Rece.pts i5571 packages. Quiet:
state and Pennsylvania. tlHiltsc: western.
lo9f9.c; southern. 3. 4od2 IS per thirty doc.
cases.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
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TO TEST THE STOCK YARDS LAW
Proceeding Begun at Omaha Aimed ut a
Late Session Act.

Omaha, Neb., June Last winter the
legislature passed bill to regulate stock
yard charges No attempt has yet been
made TO enforce the law. This morning
suit was commenced in the United States
court 10 test the validity OF the statute.
Il is in the nature OF an application by a
stockholder for ar injunction 10 prevent
the managers from putting the rates
named in the .aw in force
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hutchinson
From the Daily News.

From the Daily News.
Tuck" McManigal. who used 70 touch
the high places around Hutchinson and
went from bad to worse. and from worse
TO the penitentiary in Illinois, has served
his two years and is out. Tuck" was
well known here, and as he played fair
baseball il was always believed that he
would finally settle down and turn QUITO
respectable. Tuck" was perhaps no
better than he should have been. and
his training with Jap Banta's crowd
brought him out no better az a rapid
rate After leaving here he went 10, Il
!nois. where he appropriated a load of
whea; 70 which another man proved a
better right.
Mr. Cornelius Roach. editor Of the
Carthage, Mo. Democrat. and clerk Of
the Missouri state senate. procured a
license al the Reno county probate court
today 70 marry Miss Sally E. Willard ~
Hutchinson.
4 plain case Of fighting drunk was
sceeTed into police court this morning.
The subject came from Colorado and
claimed 70 he headed for Wichita. After
he was fined he left 10 continue his
journey.
Mr. c. c. Won Ruskirk ot LindS5org.
who won the second violin prize al the
Jubilee. has decided 10 locate in Hutch
inson and viii reach pupils on The vio-
lin.
a woman IN this city professed 70
have been touched" for $50 Saturday
evening. but did not carry the case any
further. Her story was probably moth
ing buc dream.
Ed Wigglesworth of Wichita. who has
been here selling cattle az the stock
yards. left Saturday evening Cor New
Mexico.
Judge Bo,kin has returned from Ohio,
where he attended a reunion OF his old
company ana had very enjoyable time
Mr. Isaac Homer. proprietor OF the
Burton House. Burton. W. Va. and one
OF the most widely known men in the
state. was cured OF rheumatism after
three years OF suffering. He says: II
have not sufficient command OF Ian
guage 70 convey any idea ot what suf-
fered my physicians told me that noth-
ing could be done for me and my
friends were fully convinced that moth
ing but death would relieve HE - my
suffering. In June. 1894. Mr.. Evans.
tssen salesman for the Wheeling Drug
Co. recommended Chamoerlain's Pain
Palu. Al this time my foot and limb
Ezre swollen 70 more than double their
normal size ana il seemed 20 me NY
iey would burst, but soon after l began
using The Pain Balm the swelling be
gan - decrease. the pain 20 leSve. and
now I consider that am entirely cured.
For sale by druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
wOOLSON SPICE COMPANY
keorganized, Havemeyer Retiring From
Its Presidency.

Toledo, Ohio, June The Wooison
Spice company, controlling interest in
which was recently acquired by II. o.
Havemeyer and his associates, was reor-
gained today. Mr.. 4. ". Woolson re-
tires from the position OF president, and
the new officers are: Lawrence Neuman,
president; James Secor, vice president;
". A. Brigham, secretary and general
ma-ager; directors-A. ". Woo.son, Law
renee Neuman, John Berian, James Sc
cor. W. A Brigham, r. A. Barley, II. o.
Havemeyer, Herman Q. Solcien and J.
H. Doyison. Mr.. Woolson was relieved
Of the duties OF president at his own re-
quest on account Of i'll health.
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At Des Mo.nes- RI z
Des Moines 90 102n010N4 3
Burlington .-......00O 001031-5 9 2
WITNESSES ABE ABSENT
So the Cases Against the Newspaper Cor
respondents are Put on.

Washington, June THE trial OF John
S. ShHver. the correspondent Of the New
York Mail and Express. indicted for con-
tempt in connection with the sugar hives
tigatior, did not begin today, District At
torney Davis this morning as soon as
court opened asking for and obtaining
poztponenent until Tuesday week on
witnesses.
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Arkas.sas City.

From the Daily Traveller
L is given out that the Plummer chair
factory is 10 be started 10 going soon.
This factory makes the celebrated Plum
mer chairs. stands, bed steads, etc. For
a long time ii has been al a stand still,
but now II viii soon be operated. The
factory entire has been sold 70 Henry
cient means 70 run it Mr.. Thompson
will no. take charge for ninety days be-
cause il will take him that long TO wind
up his other business affairs so that he
can devote his time TO it. Mr.. Thomp-
son thinks he has got hold OF good fac
tory with which 70 make money if il is
properly handled. When he assumes
charge he will push il for all there is in
l..
This morning J. r. Tucker and Hon.
Rose Of Blackwell, and T. H. Martin Of
Tonkawa, were in the city. They are
members Of the railroad committee and
had received notice from Vice President
D. B. Robinson OF the Frisco, that he
morrow and hear their propositions for
the building OF a road from this city 20
Blackwell. and that they would find
transportation az the Frisco depot here
Tor their committee. Here the commit
tee was joined by T. W. Eckert and
this morning the quartette left for St.
Louis over the Frisco.
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ouroa Island. which is Inhabited by he
nan-ea1ing tribe OF Gers Indians. but
II Is proposed TO prospect the northern
hals Tor minerals Angel de n Guar3ia,
the largest island in the gug. lies en-
tireiy within the Gran: concession II
is believed that the island IS rich N mia-
erals. although il has never been thor
ouShiy explored
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08

Washington, d. C. June Gus Schmelze
today resigned the management of the
Washington aBseball club. The poor work
OF the Selators this season caused a de-
mand for a change. and he retired volun-
tarily- j. Earl Wagner VIII Temporarily
take charge OF the team A new outfelder
viii be engaged, and other changes will
follow unless the team plays winning ban.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-08
TWO ARE SHUT OUT
WASHINGTON AND PITTsBURG ARE
TIE UNFORTUNATE ONES.

Indians Play An Erroriess Game At the
National Capital and Keep the SENATOR
Hits Scattered-Pirates' Hard Luck Re
mains With Them, Play They Never 20
Hard-Phsliies Beat the Reds In q Game
Filled With Excitement and Kicks
Louisville Is on the Win Again-GIants
and Champions Win-Western Games.
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CONGRESSMAN LONG WILL RUN
In Case There are Enough Democratic
Legislators Elected.

Cincinnati. June The TimeSStar
publishes an interview today with Con-
gresham Paul J. Sorg. in which ne off,
cially announces his candidacy for Unit
ed States senator in the event that the
Democrats secure majority of the mem
bers Of the rext legislature. The only
other announced candidate is John R.
Mclean. proprietor OF the Cincinnati En-
Cuirsr