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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
TWO EXCITING EUNAwAYs
General Tear-Up on North Market street
Yesterday Afternoon

Yesterday afternoon about SO. North
Market si,eeJ was scene ot confusion.
ard cuss Eo.ds.
: pony with q cart. aitched near the
Beacon Office got loose and sailed around
the corner into Douglas avenue. The
cart-whesl ran square up agai7s. one O,
tae trolley Posts and stripped the pony.
o. cart. harness and ali. and broke ;f,z
framework % ,ae cart into u1oss az
gTaFa;.rs shape for a blacksmith Dill.
Abouc the AN uEns a team with Dig
lo45 ot bay &; l0oSc near the Sedgxlck
block. Gn,r~i tn= hay into the street
aud slo- srosad on TAird. where thy
slccselei IN EPse;..ng th- wagon and
getting t5osr entirely TIE Bay cusi-
bel 'lgei - joan Turner. here n ;oxn.
and h vas - glad n vas no; o. TIE
has ard caisr :t. tina; he forget 70 -
sest tas general Ios< o. lie tea--ao :
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
CATTLE
REPRESENTATIVE sALFs
Shippers

c. A Stuart % Butler county esrs N
ever Tire Missouri sPc3hc with a car ioad
OF hogs Tuesday night
J. Dudley Of Texas csms Ia with q iosd
of nice Texas stock hogs.
". Garland of Kiow4 fas On ths nnsFks.
with a load of hogs.
J.. M Cgsckin Of Derby hsd ~ a load os
hcgs.
bad % hogs and cattle.
J. J. Houston 90 oPIca City had q Ioa1
OF hogs On the market.
Farmers apd Dfovers' Bank 90 Mt Hope
was II with a ESod load OF hogs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
DIXON GETS THE DECISION
Over Erne in Twenty-Five Rounds in New
York City.

New York March 2l-Six thousand peo-
pie were packed into the Broadway Ath-
letic club might 10 witness the Ground
go between George Dixon, the worlds
champion feathcr-weight, and Frank Erne
OF Buffalo. These two were matched 10
meet at IL pounds but. although Dixon
was at that weight, Erne was easily y
pounds heavier tnan his dusky adversary.
After the . rounds were completed Dixon
was declared the winner. He received an
ovation Erue led very seldom and Dixon
fo-ced -ha
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
WANTS 1T STOPPED
SENATOR H0ARSTARTs AFTER THE
KIEETOSOOPE.

Introduces . BIZ in the Senate to Forbid
Pictorial Exhibits OF PueiIistic En-
counters in the District OF Columbia
and the Territories-BilIy Delaney Tells
What, iu His Opinion, Killed Corbett
Oh-Compares the Two Fighters, Much
to the Disadvantage OF Corbett - Fitz
the Better General.
Washington. March Ex-senator Hoa-
today introduced bill in the senate 70
of Columbia or the territories by kinet-
! oscope or any kindred device OF a pugi-
listic encounter and 10 forbid transpor-
| tation Of the material for such exhibit
| TONS by mail or interstate commerce.
The bill specifies that the prize fgh.
! snail not be reproduced by means of the
hiogra phical vitascope. kinetoscope or
any kindred device or machine The vi
olation OF the provisions is made a mis-
demeanor, subject 10 a fine of not less
than $500, nor more than 5000
San Francisco, March 2i.--BiIly Dela-
ney has at last consented to talk about
the Fitzsimmons-Corbett fight He has
given out an interview and it shows
clearly that the method in which Cor
bett was handled did not acord with his
ideas at all, and that before the fight
he had very little faith in the man he
helped 10 train.
Three days before the fight CoI0et.
was in as perfect condition as it was
possible 10 get him." said Delaney. 'TI-
was then on edge and should have cas-
ed up until he entered the ring. AIuidoon
Al Smith, Billy Madden and other prom
inent New York sports got in on Sun
day, though, and Jim was anxious 70
show them how much work he could do.
In accomplishing this he virtually kill
ed himself
"All along I opposed his hand-baI
playing. He liked that form of training
because he could beat those he went up
against. but 1 told him It was no good
for him. 1t is too fatiguing for a man
who is a greyhound like jim; il is good
enough for a fat man, and that's all.
LAS regards the result, want TO say
that Fitzsimmons did not win on any
f1uke. Jim can't fight any better than
he did. Fitzsimmons is entitled 10 all
the credit in the world. Jim shouldn't
have melted away in the manner he did
after the sixth round, and it was all due
to the shape he was in. He was hitting
Fitzsimons often enought, but not hard
enough. I have seen him with a pair Of
eight-ounce gloves sending Jeffries 70
his knees with blow and 1 don't think
Fitzsimons can stand any harder punch
than Jeffries, who is verita5le young
giant
"The difference between Fitzsimmons
and Corbett is that FitZsimmons never
loses his hitting powers. He can always
hit at the right time and in the right
place. Fitzsimons displayed more gen.
eralship than 1 have ever seen in the
ring. I don't believe the men will ever
fight again. What Corbett should do u
to fight everyone who wants to meet him
for from four 10 ten rounds, and l want
To say that If he can't lick those other
Choynski, Goddard. and
can't whip FitZsimmons."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
THE WEATHER
Wichita. Kan. March -. issr

Wichita, Kan, March =, 1897,
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Far and warmer Thursday.
During the past twenty-four house the
highest temperature was s. degrees. the
lowest = degrees. and the mean I5 degrees
with clear weather until Marty night a
marwed fall in pressure. 2s.ss7 inches az Z
?. m. and ligit 10 north wind.
Thus far this month the average tenn
peTatu1e has been a. degrees
Fer The past eight years the average
temperature for the month ot March has
been Il degrees, and for the 18th cay A. de-
grses. FRED L. JOHNSON.
Observer
Washington. D. c, March 2a-FolIowins
Is the forecast til ?. n. THURSDAY.
For Oklahoma snd Indian Territory
Fair, slightly warmer: west 20 south w.nd.
For hansas-GeneraIly fair; slightly war
mer; variable winds
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
DANGERS Of Grin

The greatest danger from La Grippe is
OF It's resulting n pneumonia II reason
able care Is used, however. ard Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy taken. all dan
&C. VIII be avoided. Among the tens OF
thousands who have used this remedy
for Is grippe. We have YET 20 learn OF .
single case having resulted in pneu-
monia. which shows concIusively that
this remedy Is a certain preventive of
that dread disease. L viii effe>. a per
manent cure in less time than any other
treatment. The % an6 30 cent s.zes fo-
sale by druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
Poor stock and Low Prices.

New York. March ei.-A special sale
OF tro;Iing sock. including a large con-
signmeat from Paio 40, Cal. was be-
gun by Peter Kellogg n Madison Square
Gar!e- this morning TIE frs. lots Offer
Ell wsre nor q high class and i5w prices
ruled. tAe /. ghes- during the day being
So Many - salinent breeders and turf
me- attended ne evening sale. bu; tae
stock offered vas. Win few exceptions
ot .cd.nereat quality. ana ths prizes
were .Co-.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25

pleasing and musical and his every ac-
ton graceful and easy. His one song
was three times encored. His faithful
valet, Teddy, was well represented by
Ed Woodcock, who possesses much nat
urai talent as comedian, and in his
hands the character was well portrayed.
The entire performance went off
smoothly and without hitch and those
VINO attend the second and last per-
formance of the Little Tycoon at the
Crawford Grand tonight Will see a good
shoU
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
DRY GOODS MARKETS..

New York. Harca 1G-AlfhogxA re sasi-
-sss for TIE day rounded our a very goo
volume. brown cotionz shared r. a rsucs
improved 6enznS- Sales % blsschs5 cot-
tom we're qEifs hesvy. b.; here vas oniy
a Moderate frass u coiore5 a7S fancy
goods. Prints "a vel taroUEh fo-Wsrsiag
OF Oh cF@ers- WOol fabrics n ge3s e.
--z-F
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
i.OOO; hogs. 5000: sheep.
KANSAS CITY.

hANSAS
Kansas City. No. March A.-Catt!e-Fe-
cespts 1000: shipments $500. market nbous
steady Texas steers Ss.S5G4i5. Texas cows
s. i5T3.7o: native steers Sl5016-oa. natiVs
COWS and heifers 81 s0G14oo: stockcrs AMI
feeders s. 95G4 47O. bulls si.75n3g.
Hogs-ReceipIs i0.coo. shipments 900; mar
ket opened weak closed strong. Bulk OF
sales ss.904s00. heavies s3eofitoe; packers
50 s9li5 -: mixed. 81 sSlise5: lights S704
$50: yorkers e. eoT3s e: pigs r8G3s5.
Sheep-Recs.pts 5000: shipments GO. mar
ket steady. Lambs .Ilcd4so: muttons S3.5
u45e.
ST LOUIS.
So. Louis. No. March 2i.-Cat;ie-Recetpts
S.oo0; market steady to strong within the
range quoted.
Hogs-Receipts 600: market steady. rAgnt
tSeOn4O0; mixed s.. 7osf4o5: heavy yso
Gi5
Sheep-Receipts So: steady and unchsne-
ea on light trading.
EEW YORK
New York. March - i-Reeves-Rsceipfs
5a7 market quiet. generally steady: best
steers little fruer; native steers N"'360 %
stalks and oxen S.oodio0 bulls s. s5f55 s.
dry COWS 81 eyI3 81. Cables quote American
steers az iiV'2c: sheep AZ ftGl2c; refrigers-
tor beet al ealoc. Exports 6.ois quarters
OF beet
Sheep-Rece.pis 7.ss5: market quiet but
slightly frner. sheep s. 25dfsa.
HoEs-Eeceipts 7.SSo; market steady at
81 i0niS1.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
Lawn Tennis Schedule for 1897.

New York. March 2i-The schedule Of I'M
portant lawn tennis tournaments for this
season has been completed. The English
system OF to to Is for hand,capping will
be used in the United States tbs year. The
Schedule includes the following: July IS.
Minneapolis Lawn Tennis club. Lake Mn
netonka. MINI, championship of the north
west: August l., Omaha Lawn Tennis club
of Omaha, Neb., interstate tournament,
Iowa. Nebraska. Kansas ard Missouri.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25

ing the gold standard has passed the house
OF peers OF Japan and only awaits the sig
nature OF the emperor TO become law The
demand for gold on japanese account con-
tInues in the market here.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
How Is Your Baby?

A baby's heath depends directly upon
its mothers milk.
Two qualifications are absolutely es-
EeaIialN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and produce markets fur
nishod by r. L. Bostic, Commission Mer-
chant, rooms 10 and y over Kansas Ma.
tional bank. Telephone I6I:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25

That the milk be
rich and nourishing.
That the mix be
Pure.
Pure milk cannot be
made from bad blood.
Poisons and impuri-
ties circulating in the
blood of the mother
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25

Crs;an leaders haze decided % sccsyt
nothing short of unio1 win Greece.
BLOCKADE. A FAILURE.
The A.asns c7TresDOnernt q ne Tines
says e - bsiseved AZ ca1es fha: tss
blockzds vii bs failure az a o0~rciv~
H7easars. TIE An~srisa Esahost rhses
captured Greek steamer "a cretan va
tsfs wss compelled % %; inio crsss1
port - cape the storm
4 elEa'ch - to@ TINS from 4sse-s
says ne rspasnsfas reals tas kfaxs
eeo,arsfloa that ae would pa; hlnsel, st
tae bead q the Greek race n Greek Esrs
cosrce3. ard e1ds fhs, aotaing las y<s
tsyoeae1 % r-sosfy nat Se-ls.o On
TIE rf9sor. is rsv!~rs5 nat Russia 10
preparing . send more tTooy~ - Crss-.
Ta~ Daily $e<s ua5erranss fhas sif
fas p3ze-s have accsstsi re sr5pse@si as
Russia % .zts5ifss a Esusnzl xone a fsw
miles z5se o- - T1rco-fsree< frasfsss.
SALISBURY AND cCBZO$.
Loston. March Z.-Tas Times says
lt1zf Lord Salisbury X. stsrs soF ~ H.
vera ;s3sy. He - sIDscses - sreax 80
551rnsy % P2rzs Tor a. lsservsrT El;a
-. Hz-gsauE ca - crstsa qssssior-
Tee B111-z5ls fsecrxs Cu-zso. carfsa-
r-srfzFY secretary for - sezgsxa Gee.
MI se qsesr.onss to1sy fTasrsssy) %
s-e fs.e y Eazi sae Asssrscaz yszss.s
carr - cares fo- crvse.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25

Lncs1n. Sea-. March zs--Ex-AaaI.o %.
EGE~ne Noors wss arEaixnes fsf s-e-
Isslinsry h@z,ng Asssgs Jsstxs caehsz-s
fsts afseraa-a. r. ple&eeg g.. selfy
60 fas eaasg~ = esas~xx.>sreaf. zafss8
exam assaln. sea xss gsgsas ag~r -
sax G.str.ct cosrs II SsG - sIs 81 Thls
Nss fgrolzzs4
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25

&osHsSa gives oze , faorr Esks4zcsaos7
fr<is1E t1au . Eztc< sk<ss co<SGt E4E--
WzscSr gsen D<Gsexzk
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
ST LOUIS
WICHITA Markets
? !. = . = = u
REPRESENTATIVE SALES

wickita. Kan. March -. is77.
HOGS.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25

JrlfcS ao6ss r. D snow themselves III
that mothers milk
Every nursing mother should have per-
fectly pure blood or her child viii suffer
the consequences
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
PHILIP CH|DES ABDUL

Confined from Firs Psx-D
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
DR.. Hobbs Sparaaus Kidney Pills.
Cured OF Pains in the Back. She "Now Feels
Like New Woman"


ACchison, Kan, FEB. 4. 1887.
For the good you have done me with
your Sparagus Kidney Pills, feel ike
l ought TO say kind word for .hem
that I may do other women good who
suffer with weak backs o. kidney trou-
bles. For years L had considerable pain
in my back, and seeing your advertise
ment in the Atclison Globe, thought l
would give your Sparagus Pills a tria,.
got box from your agent, S. T. Stoll,
and took them according to directions,
and now say that 1 feel ike a new wo-
man. The pain has vanished, and any
one who has similar trouble ought 20
try HOBBS Sparagus Kidney Pills
MRS. SADIE MITCHELL,
720 y. First ST. Atchison, Kan.
HOBBS REMEDY Co, Props, Chicago.
DR.. Hobbs Pills, For Sale By
CHAS. LAWRENCE DRUGGIST
Io2 E. Douglas Ave, Wichita. Kans.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25

Crstan leaders haze decided - acceyt
nothing short os Unio1 with Greece
BLOCKADE A FATLITRE
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-03-25
Tprasr-pY eTa-rNrxT

Washington. y. &. March .i-To3zy's >
statement OF tie osasi1loa Of ths treasury
ansss- Available casa bzIz1cs rs. 20 "a. I.
s5i5 reserve 81. Sc IS
GOLD STANDARD ~ JAPAN.
Io-soa. Egg March -A--Tse b. z5oz.-
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-08
THE COUNTY'S NEW WELL.

After six weeks of constant drilling
Messrs. Schroeder & Sweeney, who
were awarded the contract for the ar
tesian we'll at the rear of the county
courthouse, struck water. The well is
now SO feet deep and the flow is steady
and is estimated to be about 100000
gallons every twenty-four hours. Wa
ter was struck this morning at l
o'clock. The contractors began work
on the we'll Tuesday, April 20 and had
sixty days in which to strike water.
The event was observed this morning
by the tapping of a key of beer, and
Judge Jonas and Commissioners Guer-
gum, Bell, wilkins and Umscheid and
a number of friends drank to the sue
cess of the county's new enterprise.
Drilling will continue for a depth of
about twenty feet more so as to form
a pocket in order to prevent any i'm
mediate exhaustion of the flow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-08
FEMALE COLLEGE COMMENCE
MENT

The commencement exercises of the
San Antonio Female college at West
End were begun in Y. M. c. A. hall on
Losoya street last night, with a very
large attendance of relatives and
ulated.
The program consisted of recitations,
choruses and vocal solos, in which the
young ladies acquitted themselves adj
mirably and received great applause.
Rev. w. w. Pinson, formerly of San
Antonio, came I'D from Gonzales es-
pecially for this occasion, and offered
the opening invocation.
The exercises will close tonight with
a carefully prepared concert.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-08
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr. F. A. Piper left this morning for
a visit to Hot Springs.
Judge w. Van Sickle and wife are at
the Southern from Alpine.
Mr.. A. Roos left for Boerne yesterday
to recuperate and will be gone two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chapek and
family left today on their return to
Chicago. -
Mr. Mic Tengg ST., and wife, left to-
day for a two months trip through
the northern states.
City Marshal Shardein left this af-
ternoon for Corpus Christi to attend
the marshals' convention.
Mrs. Emmett Paschal, of Austin, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Prof. Schoch,
at No. SOC Camden street.
Mr.. H. P. Drought and family leave
this evening over the 1. & G. N. for
Colorado, to spend the summer.
Democratic State Chairman Blake, of
Mexia, Texas, paid the city hall and
Mayor Callaghan a social call this
morning in company with Mr.. c. A. r.
Campbell.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-08
A BAD NEGRO.
scares All the Children in the Neigh.
borhood and Shoots at His Chum.

Scares All the Children in the Neigh
borhood and Shoots at His Chum.
George Murphy, negro boy about
10 or 20 years Of age was before Re-
corder Lewis this morning on the
charge of carrying pistol and dis
charging fire arms in the city limits
and was fined s25 in the former case
and $40 in the latter.
In connection with this case Sam
Hartman was fined IS for throwing
stones. Testimony developed the fact
that the two boys had become engag-
ed in a quarrel in the rear of Mrs
Scheihagen's yard on Avenue D, Sun
day night and that Hartman had
thrown stones at Murphy and the lat
ter had fired pistol at him in return.
The neighbors testified that Murphy
was a perfect terror and that all the
children in the neighborhood were
afraid of him. 1t is said that he is
wanted in Schulenberg for beating a
white woman.
He was arrested by officers McCabe
and Yantis Sunday night.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-08

ical engine company, No. !, has re-
signed his position to take charge OF
the Red Front livery stable on Mar
ket street. Captain Hines has peen
with the Fire department upward OF
five years.
There will be complimentary
bowling party given to the Misses Ida
and Alma Oppenheimer and Matte
blum. at Muth's alley tonight. These
three young ladies leave Tor the east
next Saturday, the former TO Ne"
York, and the latter to Memphis
Tenn.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-08
THE JOSH ROBERTS TRIAL.

Messrs. Tom Newton and Tom Muir
ply appointed by Judge Green this
morning to defend Josh Roberts,
charged with murder, whose case was
postponed until o'clock this after
noon. The case was to be tried this
morning, but counsel for the defendant
Messrs. Tarleton and Jones, announce
their withdrawal from the case. They
stated that they had worked two days
and half night on the case and as
there was no prospects for any fees
they could not put any more time to
it without neglecting their other eli
ents. 1t is said that a colored church
is taking contributions to pay for
counsel for the defense of Roberts and
that thus far 81 has been collected.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-08
YOUNG HIGHWAYMAN.
Negro Boy Holds up Two Little Girls
and Robs Them in East


End.
Recorder Lewis this morning asses
sed the largest fine of his judicial car
eer, filming Hal Wallace 800 for disor-
derby conduct.
Wallace is a big, burly looking negro,
about 10 or 20 years of age and will
spend the next 100 days hardening his
muscles on some of our streets. His
offense was almost highway robbery.
Yesterday afternoon near East End
he met two little girls coming in from
the country with some butter for
market and deliberately stopped them
and took it away from them. A man
named Stowe living nearby saw the
occurrence and notified Detectives
Shoaf and McClosky who Immediately
went after him and, after chasing him
all over East End, succeeded in captur-
| ing him as well as the stolen butter.
After hearing the evidence it did not
take Recorder Lewis long to say I'll
fine you $780," whereupon the colored
highwayman complacently took his
seat inside the prison pen, apparently
content and resigned to his fate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-08
JUDGE CAMPS COURT.

Judgments Rendered in This Tribunal
This Morning-Other News.
judgement by default was rendered
| in the following cases in the forty-fifth
| District court this morning:
NJ. Jacoby ct al. VS.. Mayer & Adler,
debt and attachment.
John Sutherland VS.. James c. Full
ton, notes.
Mara Kamp VS.. A. A. Dunbar, notes
and foreclosure.
San Antonio Brewing association VS..
N. Mackey, notes.
]. M. Taylor ct al. VS.. frankie w.
Walker ct al, to try title and for dam
ages.
A. B. Frank Co. VS. S. N Cooper,
debt.
A. B. Frank Co. VS. Francisco P. Jua-
rez ct al.
A. B. Frank Co. VS.. Joseph Welt
mann, note.
San Antonio Brewing association VS..
C. H. Weiss, note.
Edward B. Bruce & Co. VS.. Mayer
& Adler, sworn account.
L. Wolfson VS.. n. Mackey, note.
N. A. Kingsley ct al. VS.. ]. w. Pat
terson, foreclosure of lien.
F. F. Collins Mfg. Co. VS.. c. E. and
F. S. Williams, note and foreclosure.
Friedman, Keller & Co. VS.. Chas. L.
Meyer, debt.
Judgment by default against all de
PENDANTS except the Arkansas Pass Har-
bor-Francis Smith & Co. VS. w. ].
Wingate ct al, note and foreclosure.
Judgment by default and dismissed
as to Mary Lee and Joe Fuler-Geo.
c. Eichlitz VS.. Arkansas Lumber Co. ct
| al, note.
Judgment was rendered for plaintiff
in the following cases:
San Antonio Brewing assertion VS..
N. Mackey, notes.
D. & A. Oppenhemer VS.. John Zig
mond, notes and foreclosure.
Ella Gardner VS.. James Gardner di-
vorce.
| Judgment by agreement-J. D. Quinn
VS.. Nellie 1. Fetger, partition.
| City of San Antonio VS.. John Seibel,
debt and foreclosure; dismissed as to
Elizabeth ,Seibel and judgment as to
John Seibel.
City of San Antonio VS.. Jose Antonio
Gutierrez, debt and foreclosure, dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
New suits wer filed as follows:
Andrew and Ellen Silcock VS.. Mrs.
Fannie and T. P. Bradford, injunction,
to restrain defendant from suing out
an execution towards the collection of
a judgment of $15210, as rendered in a
case of Bradford VS.. Silcock in ex-
Justice Devine's court March 81, 1896
which was affirmed in the Court OF
Civil Appeals. Plaintiff Silcock repre-
scented that they had bought a board
inghouse outfit, trade and good will
for which they gave a note of 1926 with
good collateral security, and that the
value of the clearinghouse trade, out
fit and good will was about $125; tina
defendants were in position to know
the value of the trade and that TIT
statements of defendants were falls
and fraudulent.
Lizzie Nolan VS.. VIM. Nolan, divorce
The state of Texas VS.. Jennie Morri
son, judgment nisi, for $500 fine as
= defaulting witness in the Tip Morrison
= murder case.
t Albert Kronkosky VS.. G. F. Loyer
s note $3.50, and G. F. Loyer, A. Housing
er, o. D. Rhode and Bennett Johnston
foreclosure on land in Wilson county
d Rudolph Singer, for use and benefi
of Joske Bros. Mutual Aid society, V
n Henry c. Rips, note $41S.95, and fore
closure on 52.72 acres Of survey 81, G
: Domingo Bustillo grant, on Corpu
Christi road. -.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-06-08
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS ON SUGAR

Washington, June S.-The Republi-
can senatorial caucus today decided to
stand together on all schedules in tar
if bill caucus, instructed the finance
committee to report new sugar sched-
ule. The new sugar schedule to be all
specific, and on all sugar which has
gone through the process of refining
1.95c Zone and ninety five hundredths
of a cent? per pound duty instead of
one cent and eight hundred and seven
ty-five one thousandths of one cent per
pound as provided by the House
Coarse raw sugars from PHILIPPINE
Islands and Java are to be admitted
at one-tenth of a cent less than other
raw sugars. Abrogation of the Ha-
waiian treaty was discussed but no
conclusion was reached.