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The Owosso times., 1897-06-04

STATE Ot MlCHlCjAN, /
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
SHIAwAssEE, IN CHANCERY.
ADELL WEAVER,
Complainant,
FRANK WEAVER,
Defendant.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for the
county OF Shiawassee, in Chancery, at Corunna,
on the 18th day of April A. D., 1897.
In this cause 1t appearing from afidavit on
resident of the State but his last known place
of residence was in the State Of New York, but
his present residence being unknown, on motion
of Fitzpatrick & Pierpont complainant's solicit
ors, 1t Is ordered that the said defendant, Frank
Weaver, cause his appearance to be entered
herein, within months from the date of this
order, and in case of his appearance that he
cause his answer to the Complainant's bill of
complaint to be fled and o copy thereof to be
served on said Complalnants Solicitors, within
twenty days after service on him OF copy of
said bill, and notice of this order; and that In
default thereof, said bill be taken as confessed
by the said nonresident defendant.
And It is further ordered, that within twenty
days the said Complainant cause notice :of
this order to be published In THE Owosso
TIMES, newspaper printed, published and
circulating in said county, and that such publ
cation be continued there at least once in each
week, for six weeks in succession, or that said
complainant cause copy OF this order to- be
personally served on said nonresident defendant
at least twenty days before the time above pre-.
scribed for his appearance.
Circuit Judge.
FITZPATRICK & PIERPoNT,
Couplaipant,s SolicitOr
The Owosso times., 1897-06-04

Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever
i0c, 25c. II O. @. @. fail, druggists refund money
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mnrn CLEVELAND
~ M TO
WL.VV BUFFALO

ALSO DAILY LINE BETWEEN
CLEVELAND and TOLEDO.
Vac. 4 3. LINE"
Steamers "city Of Buffalo," (new)
"state Of Ohio and Estate Of New York."
DAILY TIME TABLE.
SUNDAY ,Nelvoro MAY TO ocrosra ..
Lv Cleveland, 2: 100 p. m. Lv. Buffalo 7:S0 pm
Ar. Buffalo, 1880 am. Ar. Cleland, 7:ao am.
CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.
Take the &C. & B. Line" steamers and enjoy
q refreshing nights rest when enroute TO Buffa-
10, Niagara Pals, Toronto, New York, Boston,
Albany, 1000 Islands, or any Eastern or can
adian Point.
Cheap Excursions Weekly to Niagara Falls.
Send cents postage for tourist pamphlet.
For further Information ask your nearest
coupon Ticket Agent, or address
W. =. HERMAN. T. r. NEWMAN,
oCN'L PASS. ACT. cEN'L MANAGER.
CLEVELAND. OHIO.
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SOUTH.

Cheap rates and good'connections with boats at
Frankfort for the west and northwest.
w. H. BENNETT, G.. p. A.
Burt. S. Strait on. A gt.. Owosso.
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NORTH.

DAILY except sunda7
| No. 1, 10:59 a. m.
| No. 3, 7:24 p. m.
The Owosso times., 1897-06-04
Order of Publication.

STATE OF MICHIGAN, !
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY OF
SHIAwAssEE, IN CHANCERY.
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SENATE TARIFF BILL.
SOME SCHEDULES OPEN TO REPUB-
LlCAN CRITICISM.

Substitution of Ad Valorem For Specific
Duties Contrary to Republican Princi-
pIes-People Want observation-disclosures
of Revenue $3O.OOO,O
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
DIR. OF ALCANTARA"

The comic opera, The Doctor OF Al.
cantara, was presented al the Craw-
ford opera house last night 10 a large
and apprecia;ive audience II is but
stating the truth when saying that i. is
undoubtedly the finest amateur produc-
ton in comic opera that has ever been
seen IN Wichita. The chorus was posi-
lively the grandest that has ever been
heard in any home talent production.
Inc comic opera was as we'll rendered as
an amateur show can be and approach
cd the professional standard in many
ways The opera is full OF beautiful.
catchy and again sublime music and the
ioere;to and dialogue is very. very fun
ny. Inc piot Is interesting and there is
enough plot in the opera 20 make i, en-
'e-tain!ug and sill not enough "a tire
The opera last nigh, made A cres. hit
The chorus singing is simply sublime
and accompanied by Shaw,s large or
chestra is something worth listening 10
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Pitts Certainly have
shown grea; ability in putting on this
show. Mrs. Pitts has had wonderful
SutNCSS u NdS(N ana chorus
as we'll as the acting. and Mi Pitts is
an idea director. The assistance OF thu
Wichita German Msnnerchor in the cho-
rus work is great Mr.. Henry HUT
mann as pianist assisted materially in
making success OF the show. unsteady.
The caste IS splendid. Mrs. Earl Blake.
MISS Dunbar and Miss Lan,z and NJ
Harry McClung in the title role. M
Ward. the versatile comedian in The
character OF Pomposo and Bal;hazarand
George Westga;e, certainly did very fine
work. They were all frequently ap-
plauded and called back and they de-
served il. Many flowers were given.
Space forbids 70 give further mention IN
this issue, but il is certain all who go
. the opera house tonight xiii see a
treat and &c; good value :o- money in
vested
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
WOOL AND COTTON Markets.

Boston. Mass. May ls.-Bus.ness n the
wool market here has dropped considera-
bly, during the past week, and sales are
consequently slow. Values. however. held
fairly stesdw. Territory woods are dun.
Fleece woods continue firm under light offer
ings. but the demand is limited. Australian
woods are taken freely at former pr.ces.
Quotation: Nnwashed medium Missouri IL
HOOD combing. i9c; Missouri 7.-biooi comb
ing. i9c: braid combing. lsc- Texas woods
Spring medium. 12c: secured price. 3d5ic.
spring fine O. months iOfIi2c: secured p-sce
3573Sc. Territory wools-Nontsra fine ne
dunn ard fire. i0isdl21zc; secured price. ga
&c. staple. $685.; Utah, Wyoming. etc.
fine medium and fine. ioG.3c; secured prlce
3s12Sc: staple S.T5sc. California woods
Northern spring. iidlsc. secured price. "a
&c: midi. county spring. 1912: secured
pr.ce. 3z134c: southern free. I17.lc. scour-
ed prsce, 3+G55c. Australian secured basis
ooroi1g superhne. ls64sc: colbsrg good.
fSGisc; come.nz average. &c; Queensland
combing. is645c-
London. Eng. May Is.-There was H.
creased animation shown a. n. wool auc-
;.oa sales to6ay. B.5ding from al quar-
Russia bought secured ard Germany iock
specialtiss ard al descriptions except So
pe-1or. Australian greasy r1ertso aas eross
hreds sold ) 20 % per cent higher Than tss
opening prices OF N. present series o. SAFE
Cape of Good Hope and Natal WOODS were
IN good supply WITH greasy selling ) Pc
eent higher than TIE opening rates Tbs
cHericss To-Day numbered 8.sS bales. aa4
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
HORSE DIES OF APOPLEXY
Mr.. SeiOver of the Peerless Laundry, Loses
Valued Animal.

One OF the horses belonging TO tbs
Peerless Laundry was seized by a stroke
of apoplexy yesterday evening, and II
was found necessary TO put him out OF
the reach of pain by the use OF chloro-
form.
The horse was standing attached TO
enc of the delivery wagons at the door
q: the laundry. ready 10 go home after
his days work, when suddenly the at
tack came upon him with the unexpect-
ed swiftress which characterizes this
malady. He fell 70 the pavement and
his suffering was painful to behold
while the spasm lasted.
DR.. u. E. Ward was sent for and was
soon upon the scene, pronouncing the
Case hopeless and recommending that
the suffering animal be relieved by the
usual method used in such cases. The
horse was very much thought OF by Mr..
Se!cver, who asked that chloroform be
ussd instead. This was done and the
suffering animal was soon beyond tie
reach OF pa'e Mr.. Selover much regret
ted the loss Of the animal which ne has
mad for SOM time, and had become at
tached 70 IL not a little. The trouble
vas brought on by plain Indigestion
ending as above stated
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OLD BLACK JIM.

The following poem has been writer
on the .ath Of "Old JIM" the horse here
| that died few days ago:
Say, stranger, did you ever see him!
The Fire horse mean, "Old Black Jim
| He's the pet of Hose House No. 2,
And has more sense nor me and you
Bout go;n' to fires and comm back.
And what to do and how to act
When they're practcin' and when they'r,
goin',
He knows just as good as any one.
Well, Black Jim Is dead and gone.
To lots of fires he's made the run.
The fire gongs call he'll hear no more
He's answered 1t from t'other shore.
How quick he jumped from out his stall,
And rushed to meet the fire bells call;
His frey nostrils shifts the air.
And how he longs to be right there.
With champing bit and restless feet.
Out Of the house, in crowded street,
With frame of iron and fearful haste.
He runs to meet the frey waste.
AS if he read the mind Of those
Whose ready hands unreeled the hose,
And fought Ike fiends the frey flames
While forked tongues the victory claims.
When at the fire, his duty done.
Old Jim no longer cared 10 run,
Mid cracking flame and h.deous noise
He trusted firmly in the boys
And while the fire lads worked the hose
Old Jim stood with splendid pose
He never seemed TO doubt the boys
Would put the fire out, Sans the noise.
The fire subdued, with waving name,
He gaily trotted home again.
duty done. he seemed TO know
How much to him the people owe.
On Sunday night at half past ten.
Old Jim heard 'em call for fire again,
And made that last and splendid run,
For Old Jim's dead-his work is done.
p A r
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lambs sold a; ss5of7co per leo pounds for
lots averaging 5euS2 pounds.
Reeeipis-Cattle. 40. hogs. 1900: sheep
Is,lco.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Mo-. May ls-Ca.tie-Re-
ceipts 500. Market steady. Texas steers,
S.7eaS.s:. Texas SOUS. s.. sSlSsS. native
steers &5afIS.oo. native cow and hcifers.
s.euiop. stcckers and feeders. S.oc04 ssI
bulls. s. s51asa
Hogs-Receipts 1900 Market weak 20 10
cents lower. Bulk Of sales .assa3 81;
heav.es and packers. 81 sou3&: mixed n IS
9Seo: Fights. GtopSso: workers. S-sS<fssos
pigs s. 51lfs 30
Sheep--Receip,s Aooo. Market steady 20
strong. Lambs. AlcGsoo. muticns. s2so1
AS.
ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis, Mo. May S-Cattie-Receipts
AGO. Market active ana steady for natives
and Texans Shipping steers N6gs %.
stockers and feeders, nssds.S: light steers.
=. ISdi3 II; cows and hesfcrs Ssoaps 80. Tex-
ans and Indian steers e S04io. cows and
heifers. 81 E1f25
Hoes-Receip,s ZOO Market weak ard .
shade lower. Light. tstosasS. mixed. $50
as: heavy. Sa037o
Sheep-R~ceipts ZOO Market barely
steady on good grades only. Native nuttcna
$685.; Texas sheep. D.0Go.S: spring
lambs $50
NEW YORK.
New York. May M-Bseves-Recespts L.
Is No trading. European cables quote
American steers at iiG12c; sheep. i7Giysc:
refrigerator beef SQeAsc Exports 80 besves.
i.2so sheep and 2.s6o quarters Of beef
Sheep-Rece,pts ]. 500 Market quiet for
sheep. steady for yearlings. and lower for
lambs. Sheep. coa4s0. yearlings. Ag'6
BIS: lambs. sssasiziS
Hogs-Receipts 2sa6 Market steady at
$IDQ4A
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DRY GOODS Markets.

New York, May E-The dry goods mar
ket was quiet today IN the various lines OF
cotton goods In spite OF the cheerful
v eather OF the past two days. the trade at
retail in the ultra seasoaable goods has
been only fair. This has reflected back
through jobbers TO first hands where buy
:ng is exceedingly light for the time OF the
year. though supplementary orders for sum
mer goods are recorded IN wooden and
worsted mems fabrics the market IS quiet.
the fan sales being OF a Hstless sort Ores.
goods are fairly active at fair prices. a.
though buyers are still anxious TO trade as
close as possible. Staple cottons quiet
bleached and brown goods are al stand
still Print cloths are quoted at ,7-lsc.
Prints show no change IN any grade. Staple
are steady at firm though low prices.
Manchester. Eng. May ls.-The cloth and
yarn business is on a very restricted scale.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
LIVESTOCK MAEgETx
CHICAGO

Claicayo. lis. May .s-cs;:,s-P-3oss sc-
cattle remained ar-n- $Stivs bssf eztfis
sol- 60 - se7< = - ors4asrT cons - ruszi =
&c lsn: vsixF; Steers. ~ 20 8 sssts = fo-
ctosce 20 pine Eszyy singing csffis Gos;
% Ihs o1srs-ss SOL FER .. sssz6aa stocks-s
zne >srssrs sV.5 q, uT1ts1 srd esoSc-
Ezht yag1t stock c&fti- Esre s. ss-~ fssiT
god demand s,g1T15 t12 pr1c~s C7Es s7t
hsfe-s sd ~ a3szacarz isrte-s. 1z9sg %
TIE eecr@sss1 s4Tpt~s. All t.iss were a.
:iEe zus f--u Tt.s ~ ~css ezy~ s-4
there Ezs . ssfrF FsgS.y ard a. seriTF -
nsn5 a. a. cg5cs q sog.I - rsrrx t-sr -
sso8r1s. crsssc@ sSfs bTe1ErE 10 Tsnzs
rzltls see zr~ESzs-4
N5sS-4rz p 81 rSs-H E&s s--EtEe a. 4
frFlz@- sT~rsK@ tecs.1@ - - ee-ts - ~
s,oU-1e. s4fk szasx tzExEfT .: -x7sz T.
;<s1r.-sr o-@f1zsx 6ss8 a. = z. ssG ~ -,
a. = =. c1oic~ Esz7g a@-4.3 "a -euss -
IN prfau% EEat ss.xss's Ezs.sTa - lpsrs
ts5sknt sslr ra1ses e s1Er - - go
f-1s-s b<41x rnzsriT - uls1lazz - E4rs
S1fcrs- trscss - E-sec Nsys s.~s1g w.ts
4 ARR srtsFs Es1<rz5 tr-sznf. Szlst s-rs
~ f-s9.-sh - s1:eTesT sses- - - - 9
- pr.zs Gsr<A 50 rras- - - "a 2rs
a. 3 T-fzsa Pccr - e5csce T~zxzs s15s
e. 3 Sfsts x-r zeTs EcssTs a. SzSfS
Is Cs4s-s>1s ss--E a. S->s-ssL sss--s
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Chicago. Ills. May 1S-But,er-Qu,et
creameres, 1o614c; dsirles. 7dsl2c.
EgF~Firm. fresh. fiac.
Poultry-Steady: turkeys. .fSc: chickens
| Tg71sc; ducks. Sc.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. Mo-. May B-Whsat-Low.
| er and slow: No. . hard. sc; No. 8. 72a75c
| / car yellowberry. SOC; No. 4. Sdes1sc: j COZ
yellowberry. &c: No. 2 spring. .pi.c: No. }
| &c; No. 2 red. a6c; No. .. Sd9ic: No. 3
| SOdssc
Corn-About steady. better demand: No. :
mixed. 2lLGc1izc.
OatsLSteady. fairly active; No. white
| choice old, &c.
Rye-No. q SIC.
Hay-Steady and unchanged
Butter-weak: creamery, uls9l2c: da'ry
9Gllc.
ST. LOUIS.
Eggs+Weak, &c
ST. Louis. Mo-. May fs-Receipts-Flour
Shipments-Flour, 5000; wheat. Il 60: corn.
%, eco; oats. 5000.
Wheat-Lower: No. red cash. elevator.
SIC bid: track, stds5c; July. Bssc.
Corn-Easy: No. cash. INC bid: July.
FAC.
oats-wcak: No. cash. IsIsc bid: July.
1870 BID.
Rye-Iower, ssc track.
Flaxseed-Steady. 7f9c
Hay-Du1 and unchanged.
Butter-Lower; creamery. iidifi1c: dairy.
6Q12c.
Egr+Unchanged. TIC
Pork-Steady: standard mess tobb.ns.
5 SGS.B
LArd-steady: prime steam. 3so; choice.
S.65.
NEW YORK.
New FORK, May Is-FIour-Receipts n
4a5 barrels; exports tdo. Weak and lower
TO sell: Minnesota patents. "a 2sd4-so: Mir
nesota bakers. S-50ds.S: winter patents.
AGd&so: winter extras S-5OHaI. winter
low grades. S2.eeG2g
V-heat-Receip:s IE, 9 bushels: exports
3l2. 5Sa Spot weak. Options lower adII4c:
No. red May, 7si1c; Septemb>r. TZz.c.
Corn-Receip,s n. 10 bushels: exports -.
oss Spot easier. No. 2. Zs5sc. Options east
er. Aa44c lower; May. 2ss.c; September. q
&C
Oats-Recelp,s ~ 80 bushels: exports ~
71 Spot quiet: No. q &c. Options dull.
&c lower.
Hay-Quse,: receipts larger
Lard-Dull: western steamed. H-s; rein.
ed easy.
Pork-Steady.
Cottorseed oii-DuIi
California dried fr7lits-rfrrn for evaro--
ated apples. other fruits steady: evsyoratef
apples. PRIME wire tray. +G4i4c. wood dried
prime. &C; primes, p1d7c as 20 SIZE and
quality: apricots. royal. 5Ti1o: Nicer PARK.
I:G14c. peaches. unpesisd. sdl0c: peeiec. u
Giic.
Suts-Qu,e: but steady: vsnuts. CkaTS:
almonds. paper sheiled. l2et15c; sof; sbslisf.
Sc; hard shelle5. a..
Bg;ter-4uiet: western creamery. ud1tc:
Elgins. I&c. factory. Tzrioc-
EggE-Stea6y. state ard Pennsylvania.
lie; western. ioi. aigizc: southern. s1;zc-
Liverpool. Eng. May is.-7.E p. n. cios-
LIVERPOOL
ing-whsat-DGIl. No. ! northern SPOT dur.
ss9l
VISIBLE GRAIN SUPPLY.
New York. May 1s-B-z5s;rse;'a reports.
Stock OF wheat iss; week United States and
Canada. dec-ssFe 1f53 90 bushels. sTSat
for sri II Europe. -Givsrpooi Corn Trsfe
SeSsg Increase i.jfo.f1o, total wofl1's avail
abe decrease :. ~ 90
Corr-Irits1 states zrf Canals ezs: O.
the Rockies decrease E7t.sD bushelr
Among the more important decreases n
available sfocks &C wheat. las: week ros
reported in TIE os.ctsl visible supply STAT
nert are nearly S01.SG BUSHES = -S-ts-
western interior elevator. $500 Ssfsheis a.
Fo-r Williams Ont. = 40 bushels a. var
o3s Manitoba storage paints. q - sssasis
a, osTsgo. ard TO- BUSHES a. Esr.s=s:or.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
COUNTY EXAMINATIONS OVER
Out of Seventy Nine Applicants Only TWEEN
ty-Seven Passed

County Superintendent Colville has
completed the grading Of the papers Of
the teachers who took the county exam
ination in April. Out % seventy-nine
teachers who took the examination
there were fifty-two failures.
The examining board was composed
OF Will Sence OF Hayesville. L. l. Bril-
tian Of Grant township. and Superin-
tendent Colville. There were eleven who
secured second grade certificates ana
sixteen who obtained third grade teach
ers' certificates. The regular board me.
last Saturday in the county building and
there was no general report issued IN
III yesterday. although cards were sen;
on: as fast as the papers were examin-
ed. notifying the applicants whether
they were successful or not.
Physiology seemed 10 stick the most
OF the teachers, there being no less thar
fo-iy-six fail on this study. The fol-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
AHANDsOM. PICTURE
J. f. Eoter Kline Presents the Wichita
Cousistory With q Valuable Piece Of Art.

j. E. Enterkine Of Galena, Kan, ar
rived in the city yesterday TO attend the
K. Of P. conclave. Mr.. Enterkine was
initiated into the mysteries of Scottish
Rite Masonry last spring and is a men,
Der Of Wichita Consistory No. Q
He has presented the consistory with
very handsome picture. which is on
exhibition at Mr.. Fulton's store. 1t is
one of six which was shipped to this
country. II is true representation Of
The Gathering OF the Clans in Scot
land. 1t was taken on the river Lochlo-
man at the point where it furnishes he
water supply to the city Of Edenburg.
The clans gathered there and the picture
was painted by Joseph Lung. They
were in costume and me effect is soma-
thing picturesque in the extreme The
lodge values this piece Of art very high
ly and it will be hung along with other
valuable works which adorn the walls
of the temple
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
cOFFEE AND sUGAR MARKETS.

New York. May iS-Coifee-Op,ions OPEN
ct steady. points lower. following unsaiis-
factory European news. further eased of
under foreign selling. Heavy receipts 2:
Brazil were partially cffser by liberal ware
hnrss deliveries in this country; closed 20
10 points lower and steady Sales go
bags. including September. S.iSG1-5a. Spo:
coHee-Rso weak and nominal. No. In
voice. TEsc: No. jobbing. sssc- Ml6-Very
steady: Co-dova. 1iisGlSs.c: sales i.oce BAGS
RIO No. Z, FAC, ex-ship; 30 bags Savanilla.
private terms: GO bags Marac.abo private
terms.
Sugar-Raw quiet: fair refining es.c; CEN
trifugal. IS test. SIC: refined Steady.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
ghs nay gaele aedussay g1oriua gay 1e 1897

columns, open order. resting on the side
walk and extending back ito the build
ing, which will be decorated for the coca
sion, seats being reserved for the pos;
and the Circle.
The post viii meet at their hall at 1870
q. m. and reach the Y. NJ. c. A. at IL a.
m. sharp.
Mr. Wareham il an cid solder himself
and is now chaplain Of Eggieston post
The theme o: his discourse viii BE-
"I,iDarty"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
THEME WILL HE LIBERTY
Elder wareham VIII Talk to Old soldier.
Sandal

Eggissi5n P0st, g 4 2. % this city
has accepted ne invitation - hsa- the
memorial sermon by E-is- c. H Ware
ham. 9as:o- OF TIE First Baptist church.
n the Y. u. c. n auditorium neXs SAP
bath. Al old soldiers are invited u -
present
TIE Bap.is; Sunday sch9o, J. F. Shear
nan. superintendent. wiz welcome the
pos, an Circle as they march from -Asir
~aa-l ITO Tie \. II. c. A. hy forming X
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19

the Withdrawals 500 bales Tie continent
and home trade also made purchases.
New Orleans. La. May lS.-CotteI-very
steady: sales 100 bales; ordinary. SIC:
good ordinary. 6ssc; low ri:ddl.ng. &c; mid
ding. Else; good m.dd,ing. .S.c: msddl:ns
fair, 3-lsc.
New York. Nay ls-Cotton-Spot closed
steady: nsddling uplan6s. 7Ssc: r,idiiing
sulf, Sc: sales $40 bales. Futures closed
steady: sales q. 400 bales. including: January
sS-ss; February, S-ss: May and June. SIS:
July. S.ss; August. E.ss. September. s7.os:
October, $.si: November. ssS: December.
q.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
CUNNINGHAM MURDER CASE
Will be Tried in the District Court @
Thursday Morning

J. V. Cunningham. with his attorney.
=. X. Lesett. arrived in the city yes
terday from Abilene. Texas.
Mr.. birmingham will be tried In the
district court on Thursday al o'clock
for the murder Of ]. B. Mcmahon. which
occurred in the office OF the Manhattan
hotel on the afternoon of April >.
Mr.. Cunningham will be defended by
Judge Wall and A. z. Helm Of this city.
There has been venir issued for fif;v
Jurors. There has been abou, sixty wit
nesses summoned 70 appear in the case.
The state will be looked after by Coun-
" Attorney Amidon and Mr.. ]. F. Con-
ley
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THE WEATHER..
XIrh..a Ear sfar q.

wichita. Esr-. Siay y. III.
Local fcrcast for Wlch.;s sne vicinity
Unsettled threatening weather. probably
with local showers.
During the pss, tv>nty-fors hosirs ne
highest temperature has t<e1 - ssxTsss.
he lowest = degrees. sri re mean 9 ce-
frees. win warn. parity CRAZY vsstss-s
high barometer ard fresa sostA rtDc-
Thus "a tnls rnonta -. sT>rags te--
psrs ;urs for TIE usonth o. Nay las bees q
degrees
For the pas. sEb years 90 average t~rs-
r<ra.s.rs fo- no u.orl.a ef Nsy las k~<a q
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PRJ-Ts I. JOH<sC<.
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ths forscast I'll 2. n. wssnss1aT-
Eansas. Oklahoma so iseis- Tsrrftsry.
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shippers

J. II Moomaw % Rivercslf haf ore ear
Of hogs Up from Zyba-
Poppewell a Short Of Rome we're up with
one car OF hogs
T. n. Vols OF we,nnStoo hsf o.. car 81
Kessler Bros. Of Maze we're n With ore
car lead OF hoxs.
p. 5. Springer OF Mi;jsTton bad ore ca
Of hogs among the oreringR
Tom Meyers 81 Wsilin RrcD vrrt 70 Kan
sas CITY with three loads 81 cattle.
r. r. Boone n Co. Of South Haven hsd
up one car % hogs
hogs on the market
c. II. Weir Of Atlanta uas on ths nsrsss
with ore car - Nogz.
j. W. Workman Of Iyors seut n two
cars Of hcsrs from Cens~o.
J. y. Ken OF Gears ater rad NJ 1ne caa
OF hogs.
W II. wiiry Of EedEvfck was to~a Win
ere car OF hogr
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coon THING ros Mss n'posAoa
Bat the Heirs-at-L.~ Of VILLAS ~. jewell
~. to Hs.r Isorn.

TTi1tsor. o.. May f7,-T5. o.ss q
wllasra ~ Js~s,I. fss >scss~c iassr-
srcs man - Detroit. 80 married &.ss
Fseroace Ncr>oaexa. n E.eoe q, sis
John Csr!izg. On rs csafao~d iass week.
= causing nun sIcs.s,ssr: bsrs o. Sc
cogni g 10 disparity e ses aE-s G: %
contracting sssrtis. PrsTtogs 20 tAsfs
rnarrfsEs. T<=sI hss --zaxs~rr~i siz So
ssrance Dollesss % Eiss Ecrrroxhs
Essac an ais wig has ben raa5~ = e-~
,sys- I; = 1-osabie Cat 80 zil an
- dlrs8.ss - Do.. G 1sEsa. 40 &C
william ~. J~zsz - als ssTr1~r via.
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Baseball Notes.

St Louis, No. May lS-The statement IS
made today BY the Post-Dispatch that Pres
iGent A. friedman OF the New York Base
ball club, recently Offered four men from
his team in change for Tommy Dowd. Elsu-
aSer and ceaterhelier OF the St Louis
Browns, and Mcfarland. the crack catch
eT CT the same team. President Chris Ven
Der Abe declined 70 make The transfer. 7.
i rot stated which men Freedman CON,
tsIplatea exchanging