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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
Batter-F4rm: creamery, na1sc; dairy. 8

Batter-Fi-m; creamery, 1l113c; dairy,
@1oc
EyssSteady; Kansas and Missouri. &C.
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, No, July 2l-Receipts-Flour
400; wheat, 1000, corn, 1000; oats. $500
Shipments-FTour. $500; wheat, 1900: corn
Sc go; oats 20OCo.
Flour-Cnchanged.
Wheat-The speculative market opened
strong and higher. and Tor time trading
was fairly active, but later eased of and
became quiet. a rally set IN later, and the
market closed Is. to 17sc higher than yes
terday. Spot also higher; No. . red cash
elevator, 7Sc: on track. 76QTlac; No.
hard cash 72c bid; July, 7si4c bid; August
75Ssc; September, 755sc; December, ne.
Corn-Futures fairy steady, speculation
light and the close fractions higher than
yesterday. Spot higher. in fairly good de-
tnand; No. 2 cash, 25i.c bid; July, 25I2ci
September. 8rsc.
Oats-DuB and lower; No. cash July
ard September. 171ac.
Rye-Firm. 3ec bid
FlaxSeed-Higher, SGsJac.
Hay-Dull. steady and unchanged.
Butter-Steady; creamery. ud15c; dairy.
S9l11sc
Egs-F@rm: fresh. &c.
Pork-Unchanged; standard mess jobb;ng
81 50d8s
Lard-Lower; prime steam, s3.5; choice,
G.0Na.
NEW n.
New York, July 7.-The feature OF to-
days wheat market was the extraordinary
strength of French cables, in response, II
was said, TO very bad crop news. The
foreigners were good buyers of futures.
and in the afternoon took about . loads
actual grain here and g loads more at
out-ports. Liverpool was not so strong as
Paris, but considering yesterdays break on
this side showed remarkable firmness. The
local price opened cent higher al iSizc
for September. sold up 10 1870, of 70 1S7sc
ard closed al lsl2c, or 12ac higher than last
night
FIour-Receipts %, 2ss barrels; exports g.
10 barrels. Dull but firmly held on the
Improvement In wheat.
Wheat-Rece.pts 115s3 bushels; exports
1885 bushels. Spot firm and more active;
afioat, late August. Options firmer, 11ll.c
advance; sales included No. red July
s324c; September. 7s12c.
Corn-Receipts 20. 200 bushels; exports IT,
SS bushels. Spot stronger; No. 2. 32I4c.
Options higher, l5a2sc advance; July. 32l4c;
September. 32l4c.
Oats-Receipts 124.SoO bushels; exports -.
advance; September, 217sc
California dried fruits-Steady; evaporar-
ed apples, prime wire-tray, &c; wood-dried,
prime, SIC; choice, SIC; fancy, &c. Prunes.
Sa71zc. as 10 size and quality. Aprcots.
royal, SM9c; Moor Park. PC. ePachas, I'M
peeled. 6Qsc; peeled. 1lI14c.
Butter-Receipts 1900 packages. Dull;
western creamery, ng15c. Elgins. 15c: fac
tory, 7IS1ac.
Eggs-Receipts 1900 packages Quiet;
State and Pennsylvania, lie; western, 12c.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool. Eng, July 27-Wheat-Spot
firm; No. l red northern sDrinR 6S1Od
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TOWN MUST wHACK Up
Oklahoma City Papers Warn the PeapIe
That a Bonns 10 Nsee.sary


Guthrie. o. T., July 27.-The Oklahoma
City papers are booming the new railroad
proposition hard. Ths Tlne.Journa!
says: This is not a time for clubbing.
Messrs. Jones and Overholser are back
from st. Louis and Chicago. and they tell
Us negotiations have Progressed % the
point where me raising % the 81. 600 bo-
nus is absolutely necessary. otherwise
the negotiations end in a fruitles. effort.
The objection that the local company wiu
profit by The raising OF the bonus Is wh5s-
" o1t OF pace. Tae question. = be se:-
tied Is, Is the road worth 10000 % the
city? Every resident q tint city answers
afiirmativeiy. II the bonus goes to he
local organization. then Il is tie local
organization that produces the road. and
they are entitled % the bonus Infeed.
the citizens ought. instead u beH-illnz
the local company. accord the members
Distinguished honor. and rejoice ina, our
fellow t1wasnen are able % secure he
5000 reward But the local company
assures us that this bonus r Pledged
to the bond brokers. and unless he deeds
are paced in escrsw econ. the bond a.
range snt all fail The company asks
that deeds be put in escrow. . Dc delIy-
cred after is agreements have ben "a
fAsi. II TIE company fail4 20 cary cur
even one q iis promises TIE Gse5s are
returned Tase sooner tnIs bonus mater
il settled the eo7nsr vii Construction D.
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LIVESTOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago. Ills. July s7.-Cattle-The mar
ke- for cattle was about steady a. yeSteT-
DAYS advances Native beef steers sold 9;
50 sHI5. l.. principally az s. S5rS.@ Cows
and heifers. choice 20 prime. sold a. $ s'f
as: good 70 choice. s2-75iIS.se; calves,
choice 10 fancy, SSg1s. %, calves. common
10 choice. S. SSQ&30
Hog-Packers bought hogs freely a Al
advance OF from 51I1oc for ali supplies
PINE light weights brought $50. The
hulk OF the hogs sold a. S.SS65, - the eN-
trernA range being $4,000. Heavy pack
ing stock slow.
Sheep-Sheep were firm: lambs are sell
ing ST S - for cuils. UP 10 s5-r5-S5 for best
fiocks Sheep are active at s. sssI3oo for
the poorest 10 =. IL for choice 4 few extra
lots brought 8. &ffs s.
Rec.:pts-Csttle. 400; hogs. 15.e,o. sheep.
li.cca
81. Louis. No. July Receipts
80: rrarkst steady % strong native ship
ping and EXPORT steers, IEEa5.I3: Egh:
steers. s. SOFA Is: stocks-s and feeders, s. 80
"A -: COWS and heifers. 2esr -; TeXss
and Indian steers s27S<s4@5s cows end
he.fers. s2.lS5.
Hogs-Rece.pts 500; market strong . 3
higher: llxhs. SCpG3.1o: mixed Sis1S ) !;
heavy. s. SdSo
Sheep-Rece:pts 30; market strong; nut
tons. se75a,S; Texas sheep. S2sa275:
lambs. soIs5-l5.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. No. July Z7.-Ca-tle-Rs-
ceipts io.0oe; market strong; Texas steers
sed.sq4 o: Texas COWS. 8 Ssls.& native
steers s. 5l7+ -: native CONS aid hesfe-s
s-7s64ce; stockers and feeders. rS5G41;
bulls. $2sST3e5
Hos--Rec.Ir,. i2m: marke, s,rong to
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THE WEATHER.

Wichita, Kan, July q, 1887.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Fair and continued warm.
During the past twelty-four hours the
highest temperature was SO degrees. the
lowest 81 degrees. and the mean 50 degrees.
With increasing cloud.ness at night and a
very mild thunderstorm and trace OF rain,
wind shifted at p. m. 10 strong northely.
The river remains very low.
Thus far this month the average tenn
perature has been Sd degrees.
For the past nine years the average tenn
perature for the month Of July has been
70 degrees. and for the 9th day "a degrees.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
Washington. d. c., July N.-Following Is
the forecast till p. m. Wednesday:
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Generally fair; continued high tempera-
ture, variable winds.
For kansas-Generally fair; variable
winds
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
ORPCT NAY YET WIN oUI
Governor Bsrns. However .. sam PaIIin Z
for De Ford.

Gata-is. .. 7. July z7.-Tne Capitals
wssainz,oa correspondent; szys: Cover
nor Barnes decided . say in wssalnx-
Ton until ;hs r1ars5siship is settled re
was a; tie White House ;hs -nornlnz
. urge ne p-esi5en: . make ne sg,sin-
nsenf a, once Tas situation - mud
did TIE p-esiisnt hesi,stss sbeg. 50
pointiaz DeFor4- GovsTEor Ba-nss a.
ssli - have s,s,sd = t-s g-esde-- as
rn3-r51x taat ae 10 wiling - PRES isn;
saa,l axe ~ papers and tee.as i5e cazs
or - inertia O-ps, s1.uks 80 81 go
IL !. f0- asm. ;azt ns;btax buf Bz-aes'
zbsJ,zts 2f5ses. cas- defsgt hs.r TEs
s-nz 4-laa pressure u Hzraes a9g - o.
pee orsgi nas tssn -e-Tfec DeFoss 81
eisr-s "a 8srn=s slG ae~er c0nassf 10
- s25sa.Tssa. - saTsssy a.zf aszz. aus
;1e Fyve-n7r alEu-sls - "a - zzf4-say.
BE-. ~ pressure o. alsa fr9=a hsa f3z-c-
- - OrpB. Is wszl-Fixa lr-ssfsfitss Il
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
okLAHoMa's FIST SUNDAY RAIN
Corn Wa, Feeling the Need Of II. In, \.
Sou all Right

Guthrie. o. 7. J1iy z7-At : o'c'o-x
Sunday afternoon heavy rain xzs AL
Ing. waica co1tinGe1 gztll sz-e = ,as
ereHing- Pom a. repor;s T. xss yesersl
over re territory. psvticuis--y f.s cen
tai por:ion- TIE -s,n VII Prove a ga.
blessing - tie coro crop. Eh.ch zsc be-
gga 70 suf,s- s1ns q zcc0an. . ne hs-
Ees ,lasr ths pas; IN days II a1diIs
% re ae.V - eern i AL zlrsa-t MAKE
coa7;ifE. ca.c5n czo3 Sszr-e5. ar IN ma
ny ins-s1ces e3,t1n . ARRANGED enoekh
&c mature IN hns shape Elt.0uf s1.she.
rein-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
The aieta Daly Eagle dalednesIY ornne guly e. 1897

712c higher; bulk Of sales s. io95 47ts; heav-
les, s3.i21zG3.50; packers. $3.50 IS: mixed,
50 40aS. IS; lights. s.. 50d3. III; workers.. S&5G
BATH; Pigs. s2Sa3.35.
Sheep-Rece.pts $500; market stronger;
lambs, S2.751500: muttons, 3 ER345
Representatives sales: Texas steers, 20
head, average i.l5 pounds. si.lo: Texas cows
g head. average 5c7 pounds. SS.25; native
steers. IS head. average 1422 pounds, $3.50;
native COWS and heifers, s.. 70: stockers and
feeders, g head, average 5s9 pounds. $i-31;
bulls, head, average 51s pounds, So.
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DEATH OF GEokGE NIBLAoK
Father OF Leslie &. Nibiact, OF the Guthrie
Leader.

Guthrie. o. T.. July 27.-(speciai)-
j Leslie c. Nibiack. editor OF the Leader
OF this city. yesterday received the sad
and shocking intelligence OF the death
which occurred Sunday night, at Gin
| cinnau, Ohio.
Mr.. Niblack left Guthrie last Thurs
day. He had mapped on; long pleas
ure trip and intended TO visi, his old
| homes in Kentucky and Indiana
Few particulars were received regard
ing The accident which caused his death.
otner than that ne had fallen from a
moving train and sustained a fractured
skull. He was removed 10 The city hos
pical in Cincinnati in an unconscious
condition and lived but a short time.
The deceased lacked only five months
OF being 20 years OF age. yet despite
that fact. was remarkably hale and
vigorous. He possessed bright mind
and looked forward 70 the trip 20 his
Old home with great JOY. He was born
In Dubois county. Indiana. For thirty
five years he was a successful commits
sion merchan, and was president OF the
first steamboat transportation company
operating between Cincinnati and New
Orleans. MT. NioIack. having retired
from active business, came to Oklahoma
four years ago and has since lived az
Chandler with his son. F. A Niblack
The deceased was one OF the rnoss low
able Of men. Always kind and court
eOus, conscientious and strictly honest.
he was esteemed and respected by all
who knew him. He lived a pure. noble
and unselfsh life.
TIE deceased was Mason and
member oc the Presbyterian church.
he leaves Two sons and two daughters
10 mourn his ioss.
Editor N.biack left on he afternoon
train yesterday for Cincinnati. The re-
mains vii oe taken TO Rockpo-t. Ind.
and laid beside the wife and son o. ;ae
deceased.
Commissioner Frank NIblack and SIS
ters. Misses Ida and Dayse. LEI, Chand-
ls- last nigh; % attend ne funeral
Governor Barnes sen; ;he following
message Of confidence.
Washington, D. c. July ..
To Frsi L .w4nne-:
An shocked ~ ne repor; .. un;.nely
dean o. NJ. Nio.sck Extend nv zvrr-
pashy 70 relatives and friends
9 NJ pApGrc
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

New York. July N.-Coffee-Opt.ons open
ed steady, 5d10 points decline, following an
EASIER turn OF European markets and free
receipts at Brazilian ports; buying checked
by expectation of heavy increase on August
worlds visible supply and apathy of the
spot market: closed steady at a net decline
of 5Q10 points; sales $3.50 bags, including
December. E6Q710; March, S.2547. 80.
Spot coffee--Dul. Mild-Quiet
Sugar-Raw firm; centrifugal sc test S
&C; refined firm; crushed, 59sc; powdered,
sac; graduated, Sc.
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CATTLE.
"a -.Io-CtooIy
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Shippers.

SnfpDers-
D. II. Smith OF Zyba had one car OF hogs
here.
Joe Scott Of Peck had one car Of hogs
on the market.
Popplewell & Short OF Rome had up one
car of hogs.
OF cattle.
A. B. Crawford of Garden Plain was in
with one car of hogs.
Grace Bros, of Cheney sent in one car of
hogs.
car OF hogs.
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Arkansas CITY.

From the Daily Traveller.
Yesterday afternoon from TO al
her home on North A street. little Miss
Ada Wagner entertained a large num-
Ser OF little friends. The occasion was
her birthday and I was nicely cele-
brated During the evening refresh
,nents were served. Miss Ada received
q number Of nice presents from the
little ones In attendance.
The Brown system goes into effect
August l on the Santa Fe. This Is a
system where man who does some
thing wrong. violates the rules, etc. gets
so many demeri; marks. II man gets
ninety during the year he is discharged.
II man does business up to the handle
ma correctly, ne can get some OF the
arks taken off = he has any against
am. Some OF the men say they have no
objections 10 the system, but others are
against i.
G.. s. Hartley. II. P. Farrar and A. D.
Prescott are three OF the latest bike
riders in the city. A. A. Newman is
learning 10 ride. He made his first at
temp: last night and has his shins bark
ell in good shape
A
Winfield this afternoon says that john
Mann was n dying condition and
would not live much longer. Mann
was shot by Pete Allen, orother-!n-
law. Saturday night.
Died, al Maple City. this morning Of
consun,usion. Charles r. Manion. aged
60 years. The funeral occurs on the eSth.
with bu-ia, in the Maple City cemetery.
Miss Pearl Newman leaves for Min
nesn,,lis Thursday. where she goes 20
visi. and spend the remainder Of the
SIMMER.
IL $ said that more wheat was vast
ei in Kay county this year than was
raised in either Illinois or Indiana.
f Boo,en. who lives north of the city
end who has been quite sick, is report
eel convalescing.
Plenty OF oats are coming TO msrke;
Izo~. They are good ones and VIII
,s-zinn heavy.
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MAKE GREAT PLAY
BROWNS TAKE ANOTHER GAME
FROM TIE LEADERS.

Hart Comes Within just Little Bit of
er-Grooms Bat Magee for Twelve Runs
In Two Inning ut Louisville, the Co.oasis
Beat the Reds by One Majority In the
Eleventh Inning Three Games Post
poned-Western scores
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"SWEET SACRED SONGS"
Tributes of Praise From Wichita
r1uSical Talent.

Church cAoirs are getting the "Swee.
SacreS Songs" There are dozen songs
in The book that viii cost in shee, music
60 cents each. number OF them a, so
cents each. and not piece In the entire
collection OF hs,y-niue that can be pur-
chased for less than So cents. You can
secure the wn,ie 50 songs for - cents.
as the Eagle counting room.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
EAGLE PRINT
OF COURSE

Good printing is not neces-
sarily high priced. Cheap
printing is not necessarily
poor printing. Good ma
chinery is one of the princi-
pal features. The purchase
of material in car lots direct
from the mills is the greatest
factor in the Eagle being
able e do GOOD PRINTING
CHEAP. Then you can get
the best at the prices you
pay for the poorest at the
EAGLE OFFICE III EAST DOUGLAS
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PUT We orr At BUFFALO FOR TIE

SATIOSAI. ESCAfPNEST. e. Ar
On August ziss an3 - THE GREAT
ROCK ISLAND ROUTE viii eel
ROUND TRIP TICKETS 70 BfFFTA-
10. y. Y. At RATE or iz7.18 ff7rs
wi-al.z. a-se-s gsod aatA SEPTEMBER
z8.1 f5r re,uEu.
~ change @. cars betzeen Wlesi.,
al BaGa o.
Pr ps-si-1ia-s c9sofrninz sse sfio
sui in'ornati9n as 20 eoss9 sxrsssslsua
from HEHs3 f7r ue-sons 5gl1lzx ~
Isssr5 .lcketF aI1-sas
HAL = RAT. . ?. A.
E.ca,sa. Ezz
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Chicago, Ills, July E.-Butter-Steady;
crea neries. 1ltqlii=C; diaries. Suiec-
EGss-FirH: fresh, si-c.
Poultry-Ffrm. turkeys. si7c: chickens.
TIC; spring chickens. sizc: ducks, eG1c.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas City. No. uly 27.-Whest-Act,ve,
ISflc higher: Ne , hard 67izG6sc; No. 3,
t5sIS7l4c; three cars fancy. 6SCSSisc; No. :,
65ivGesc: No. red. 7os~G7Iisc: No. : SS-.
sc.
Corn-Act.ve and about steady; NoN nix
ed 221-GEsc.
Oats-Fsrm. active and lower; Ne. white
i.Qi5i.c.
Rye-Stsady.
Hsy-Actlve and firm: choice re~ TING
thy, $50; choice new prairie. sea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
WICHITA Markets

Wichita, Kan, July q. 1897
HOGS.
Hogs-Stronger 10 sc higher.
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To the Daily Eagle.

To the Daily Eagle.
Every enc that thoroughly examined
he book OF Sweet Sacred sons can
tru;hfully attes; 10 the many songs
composed BY our bes, authors. and recog-
nizsd by our best singers as their naos-
merit1rioas work in sacred songs. quar-
tets. etc. which are universally adopted
by church choirs and offsrsory solois;s
throughout the land. Such generous
offer 70 the public has never before
been made. and all those interested
should avail themselves OF this oppor-
;unity 10 possess this work. 1, would
be a valuable acquisition 20 any musical
library. and IS cheerfully recommended
as q collection OF songs OF superiox
merit NALvINA A. WALDEN.
Teacher OF Voice.
To the Publisher Of the Eagle:
an delighted with my copy OF Sweet
Sacred Songs" As q collection 4, N a
distinct advance over anything I have
heretofore examined. IL Is q case where
familiarity will produce affection. Tn
like other low-prlced music. the paper
and prints are OF good grade. making
this beautiful folio worth many timss
the price asked for Il.
A. W. SIcKNER,
Director Sickner Conservatory Of
Music.
To the Publisher OF the Eagle:
Il am glad 10 know tia, you are hav-
irg such q run on 'Swee; Sacred SONGS
It's 4 gem. What Il cos;s 20 procure
Il is a mere trihr compared with the real
worth OF the collection take pleasure
in recommending i, 20 all lovers u
sacred songs Il IMBoDEN."
To the Publisher OF the Eagle:
Il have examined the collection
Sweet Sacred Songs" and am perfectly
as;onished tina; so fine a collection can
be furnished At so low price Il Ia e.
silly worth six times the price asked. ana
every home should have one. TIE value
y the presence % such music In a HON.
cannot be overestimsied and everyoa,
should take advantage OF this opportu-
nifty so generously furnished by the Ea-
gle. Yours truly.
JESSIE 7 CLARK
''Sup't OF music. public schools"
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St. Louis. Mo-. July N.-The St Louis
Csr Wheel company filed a chattle deed OF
t-tst this afternoon, with the Union Trust
company as trustee for William h. ie.T-
~. 10 secure a $4,000 note due In ninety
Cows. The chattei deed covers the prop
er-y or Cerre street, buildings, factory and
e:..er belongings.
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A. iury u ravens -cEid no. be lOng Il de-
eIdlnS that harst could &c; Ens-
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ST LOFTS s. BOSTON .

ST LJI Is, 0. BDSION.
ST. Louis. Mo, July 1.-THE Browns
played another great game today. and de-
fested the Bostons. Hart was in great
form, and but for Laliy's errors he would
have shut out the leaders He redeemed
himself in the eighth inning by a remark
able running catch on which he made a
double Play. Attendance 500. Score:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28

No sses; r'zsn ~sef tss fAsse 81 pssT et.ssa-
81 "a tAr ns4t-e - AS ~. A.z@-sOa
S.@S<.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MAEKETS

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and pro Iuce markets fur.
nished by K. 7. Bostick, Commission Mer-
chant. rooms 10 and - ,ver Kansas Ma
torsl bank Telephone S..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-28
STOCKS AND BONDS
ANTHRACITE GOAL SHARES MAKE
ADVANCES.

Otherwise the Market Sustaine Slight
Losses-London Purchases Some Thous-
snds Of Shares, While the Bulk Of tho
Home Trading is Saies-Professionals
Hammer the Changers But . Rally
Brings Them Back to the Place Of Be-
ginning-Notnbie Declines, With Few
Exceptions, are In the Industriais.
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able running catch on which he made a
double play. Attendance 500 Score:
RH z
Boston. ooo11oooA2 3
St Louis. 00o31lo o'-5 u .
Batteries: Boston. Lewis and Bergen ard
Lake; s.; Louis. Hart and Murphy. Um-
pire. Mcfarland.
BROOKLYN. "A: LOUISVILLE
Louisville. ". uly s7.-The Brooklyns had
on their batting clothes this afternoon. and
piled up twelve runs off Magee in two Inn
ipgs- Miller finished the game after the
seventh. The Colonies could no, hit Ken
needy. Attendance 2oOo Score:
Brooklyn. ........ Oo0o75 o02-l4 Is 2
Louisville o 20 o. 900 Ia ) 4
Batteries: Brooklyn. kennedy aud Grim:
Louisville. Magee. Miller and Wilson and
Butler. Umpire. Hurst.
CHICAGO. 4; CINCINNATI. &
Chicago Ills. July G.-Three errors by
the Reds iufield. a steal. a passed bail ana
scratch single gave the Colts three runs
one in the fourth. and tied the score In the
eighth on Thoxnton's error and a punching
OF four hits. Everett. the first man up
for the Colts in the tent. lined a four-bag-
ger into the Right field bleachers Attend
ance $500 Score:
PHE
Chicago. ......... sooo0ooool-4
Cincinnati. ......... oool0 0020c3i 4
Batteries: Chicago. Callahan and Dono-
hue; Cincinnati. Rhines and Peitz. I'm
pire. Sheridan.
GAMES POSTPONED.
Pittsburg. Pc. july 27.-Pi;isburg- Phila-
delphia game postponed; rain. Two games
tomorrow.
baltimore. Nd. uly 27.-vash!ngton-Bal
dnore game postponed: rain.
Cleveland. O.. July 27.-No game: wet
grounds
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Test~rn League Games.
Western AssocIa tion Games.

Batteries: Milwaukee. Re;dy and Speer
Columbus, RettSer and Buckley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1897-01-14
FREE HOMES BILL DEBATE.
Leads TO some I.iseis sparrine a. to
Political piatfurms


roiiHch Platforms.
WAsutNeroN. Jan Ia Some lively
political sparring marked the later
hours Of the Senate session yesterday
The free homestead bill was under
discussion and Mr. Allen found OPP
portunity for questioning Mr. Villas
OF Wisconsin concerning the party
differences of lest fau IL brought
ont much difference of opinion as ,o
whether the Democratic platform was
made at Chicago or Indianapolis Mr..
Villas declai ed that there was almost
nothing i'm the Chicago platform not .n-
imicabic to the interests of titc govern
ment He insisted That the iudan-
upOlis platform Was founded throu h-
out in Demucrrcy. Nr Allen charac-
teriled the Indianapolis platform o. a
trump affair The controversy became
very lively and took a wide range
the homestead bin ~as further dee
batcd. but q vote wa, nos reached
Mr. Villas attacked 1T as % measure Civ
ing away S35,OO0.00) Of government
money. Mr.. Nelson Rcpl of Minnie
sofa. Mr. Allen aud Mr. PETER Popl
OF Kansas spoke for the bin