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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
WOOL MARKET

Boston. Mass. Aug. 6.lThe Boston Com
merciai ulletin Will say tomorrow of the
wool market: The market continues to
advance slowly at the rate of about a cent
a secured pound each week. Michigan
was sold at 2Oc. The last sale a week since
was at 19c. Australian had advanced still
further. Best fine selections cost 50 cents
the secured pound Several old lots Of
1886 clip Texas and Territory have been sold
at full rates. The mills are averaging an
advance Of Is per cent on their new cloth
and are much encouraged. The sales OF
the week are 4. 40 pounds domestic and q
14So00 pounds foreign, against 5.s77 eco
pounds domestic and 90, 500 pounds foreign
for the same week last year. The sales to
date show an increase of 81. es5, COO pounds
domestic and SO, 45S, 900 pounds foreign from
the sales to the same date in 1896. The re-
ceipts TO date show an increase of 3d. III
bales domestic and 337 500 bales foreign.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
FORTUNE NEEDED To START on
How the Dutfes and the Freights Rat the
ksondy cr.< Substance


San Francisco. Aug 6.-Speaksng OF the
klondyke outpu, % gold. ;he chief clerk
OF the min, sai3:
"AE The gold brought 20 this city from
Alaskan mines viii nos exceed $500. go.
and all that has been taken .hLs year
and sent 70 other paris OF the country
viii not exceed <2.oco.ceo. The gold from
TIA, part OF The country is generally
from 200 20 500 fine. and some OF IL runs
500. the average being worth from 1850
70 sI7 an ounce"
J. c. Butler OF The Pullman Car COM
pany, is N receipt % a le-;cc fro<n X. +.
Taylor. financial broker OF Seattle. A
few days ago Taylor received word from
some men whom he had sent to ,he
klondyke section last spring. in which
they informed him that every claim
within $50 miles OF Dawsan City has
been taken up. and that men are rushing
all over The country hooking for l0ca-
tions. He says that starvation and hard
ship stare many of them in the face.
Captain y. G Baum OF The Alaska
Commercial company. who has made a
careful stady OF the situation. fears there
Will be a grea, deal ot suffering In tho
mining regions this spring. He thinks
the people going are far in excess OF tho
supplies having been forwarded. A ls;-
ter from Hart Humber. a pros2ec;cr.
dated Dawson City. June 10. Jus; recciv-
ed. shows that the god seekers need
plenty OF money. Afscc veaosing Daw-
son and paying the heavy duty on out
AZ. besides 30 cents a pound for getting
IT over the ChIlAoot Pas. be ~ln have
70 pay - cents q pound 20 deliver hls
stuff from Dawson. TO the mining CON-
pany thai carries freight from the Gol-
den Gate 10 the sound for 81 ton.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
American Klondyker. Have Excuse for
"Chine.e W all" howl.

Washington. Aug. 6.-Repre-entative
J. Hamilton Lewis ot the STATE o. Wash
ing-on today had a conference win the
treasury officials in regard 70 customs
matters on the Alaska-Cansdian frontier
Mr. Lewis said that he hsd received in
formatio which ne deemed Trustworthy
% the effect that b. Canadian commits
si1ner os customs had issued a sDecisl
order fixing an exorbitant rate of d1ty
on goods q every description brought ~
miners entering the KIondyke country
by way OF Aaska. According . Nr.
Lewis information this duty was Is censs
pou,i on goods z every character.
The Treasury officials n.e inclined %
doubt the accuracy o, this report. but
have taken means 20 ascertain the fscts-
r. however. &; should 5s found % be
true. ne action - the department in -
iab.lshing a branch cus.on house az
Dyea may De consl5sfeG snt s-eps tax
en- % Dro;ec: ne rights Q: American min
s-s I. ne ureyurrs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
MORE GERMAN KICKING
American Consul in samoa Doesn't Suit the
Teuton's Notions.

London. Aug. IA dispatch 20 the
Times from Berlin says:
The colonial journal here brands the
new American consul al Apia. an 'un-
scruPuious man who considers al means
iustifiaole % reach an end
such ststen.nts are not uncommon
and might be ignored but this one -
used as basis FOR dens nding tha; the
government deal with Samoa as the Uni
ted States has with Hawaii. as The only
possible means OF projecting German in
ts-ests''
London. Aug. s.-The Paris correspon-
dent ot the London Daily Mail reports N
interview with the vice president OF ne
French chamber O. commerce on the
subject ot tariffs. in ne course os E-aica
re admitted that France has 10 way a:
present % bringing pressure - bear up
On ne United States
~B1t." ne said. "iae tine has now az
rived to- France % reconsider her vhoIe
commercial position and 20 re-a3jas.
her tariff arrangements. particularly in
ne gey % making special ;-es;ies xl-h
Great Britain and tie British colonies" ."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
Arkansas City.

From the Daily Traveller.
Last night the Populists and Demo
Gratis each held caucuses and e-ected dei
egates 10 their county conventions. Their
they fused" and elected judicial dele
cat=s. The results Of the Pop caucuse:
were as follows:
First Ward-T. S. Murry, B. A. Wag'
ner, Pete Yount, Pitts Ellis, Paul AL
SION. ]. w Shaw. Eli Brandon.
Second Ward-Colonel Neff, j. T
Shuck, w. Z. Ruckman, A. V. Neeley, B
Farrar, G.. L. Brown, Joe Drenan, VIII
liam Green and G. y. Abbott.
Third Ward-C. B. Dye, Robert Gala
han. Henry Carder, Char.es Belts, John
Lock, W. S. Pruitt, H. H. Hyatt and
George Pile.
Fourth ward-A c. Williams John
Showalter, D. d. Bishop. Ben Thompson,
William Gibby. George Flewelling and
Jesse Stanley.
The First ward elected c. c. Straug-
han, Sam Warmbrodt. T. L. Mantor, w.
G. Scott, George McCluney and c. L.
Hunt as delegates to the Democratic
county convention. and j. T. Lafferty, R.
A Maxey, DR.. r. NJ. Young and B. A.
Wagner as delegates to the judicial con-
vention. r. A. Maxey was elected COM
mitteeman.
Tne second ward met and elected Char
'es Howard. Henry Sprinkler, Frank
Theaker, Forrest Hartley, Norman Ba-
ker and James Chaplin as delegates TO
the county convention. F. NJ. Hartley
was elected committeeman. The dele
gates chosen by joint coucus were ]. r.
Shook. Charles Howard, Slant Gilgis.
Norman Baker. A. V. Neeley and A. J.
Williams.
Delegates elected from the Third ward
are P. F. Farney, John Clay, A. D. Pres
cUtt, J. II. Dunn, George Michaelson and
Z. s. Bennett. The delegates to the ju-
diclal c1nvention are c. B. Dye. A. D.
Prescott, II. II. Hyatt and John Clay.
]. H. Dunn was elected committeeman.
In the Fourth ward the Democrats sent
Roy Farrell Greene, Z. T. Layne. l. S.
Morgan. ". A. Leonard, Q. J. Bennett
and Il. L. Hess 70 the county conven-
ton. P. A. Miller. j. c. keenan,, W. v.
NcConn. ]. A. Showalter, Arthur Bly, and
K. H. Fair were elected delegates 10 the
judicial convention. Roy Farrell Greene
was selected as committeeman.
The delegates elected In Bolton town.
ship 70 attend the Democratic convention
We're P f. Endicott. D. c. Tweedel,
Wash Rinehart and A. J. Gilbert.
We understand that the delegates elect
ed are twelve for 5. P. Gou,d for regis
ter OF deeds and twelve for Dave Twee-
del; tha: Zack Myers OF Hackney will
have a majority OF the delegates for
sheriff; that w. T. Mcbride has eighteen
delegates for judge and o. P. Fuller two.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
In i. Towns About
Winfield.
From the Dai'y Cor

From the Daily Courier.
1t is only few short weeks now until
the date of the fall festivities, and ac-
tive preparations are already under way
for the entertainment Of the visiting mu-
sicians. From all indications the num-
Der of musicians in attendance will prob
ably be double the number here last year
and among the new ones will be some of
the best bands in the state. Every addi-
tional musician is an additional attrac-
ton and means that he crowdt in attend
ance will be just little bit bigger. Ca
mans Military band, whose guests the
musicians will be, is already actively at
work getting ready for the vent. and has
appointed committees 10 take the mat
ter in hand. A committee on arrange
ments has been appointed as follows:
Herb McGregor, Walter French and Re
Oliver. The reception committee will be
as follows: Charles Van Way, Art john
son, Eugene Buck, Frank Siverd and
Mart Jarvis. The committee on arrange
ments is already at work securing facil-
ties for the entertainment Of the visi-
tors. The parade and trades display IN
connection with the band tournament
also promises 10 be a big thing. There
is a scheme on foot to have one immense
big float in the parade 10 cost $500. l.
will follow Caman's Military band and
will be drawn by six big white horses.
Mounted on the throne in the center or
the float will be one Of Winfield's most
handsome young ladies clad in regal raj
ment, and surrounding her will be 100
stalwart young men clad the the arnor
of knights The success of this float is
now almost assured and II viii be
beauty. An effort will be made this fall
10 make the flower parade success and
every person in Winfield owning a plea
sure carriage OF any description is re-
quested TO take part in this parade. This
can be made a very pretty affair with
but little cost. Merchants nd business
men desiring to put floats in the parade
are requested 10 see w. II. Canaan for
assignments and any other information
about the event.
The fire last night was at the home OF
s u. Pryor and il was caused by the
gasoline stove. The tank was filled TO
overfiowing and when the fire was start
cd il was Immediately enveloped in
flames Mr.. Pryor managed 10 get the
s,ove out Of doors before much damage
VaI done.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
THE WEATHER.
Wichita. Kan. Aug. s. 1877.

Wichita, Kan, Aug 8, ISyF.
Local forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Generally fair until Sunday night.
During the past a hours the highest tenn
perature has been % degrees. the lowest 20
degrees. and the mean 81 degrees. with
threatening weather and occasional little
sprinkles with .OS inch Of ran, light east
TO southeast wind.
The river remains unchanged. q. IL feet
on the gauge.
perattire has been 81 degrees
For the past nine years the average tenn
persture for the month OF Angus: has been
n degrees. and for the sth day 81 degrees
Washington. d. c. Aug. s.-F0llowing IS
the forecast til p. m Saturday:
For Ransas-GeneraJly fair: cooler IN
southern portion; variable winds
For Oklahoma ard Indian Territory
Showers in the early morning. probably
foiloNed BY fair; variahie winds.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
LIVESTOCK MARKETS
ST. Louis


ST. Louis. No. Aug. 6-Cattle-Rs ce.pts
2.50c: market quiet 10 & shade easier: native
beeves. 81 E;5.eo: Light 20 dressed beef steers
s.. S)14 %. stockers and feeders. e. 1s14 =; t.;
cows and he;fers. s2cs74 -; Texas and In
Gan steers. s. 75ES%0; COWS. s2.co12oo
Eogs-Rsceipts s0oo: market -6c lower:
light S75GSs; mixed, &-Sl2so; heavy
s iSF5&
Sheep-Recefp,s e.oa: market steady 70
strong: natives, s275TSS; Texans, S-SlSs
3e5.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Ills. AuC- s.-Cs ttfe-T-SEe IL
cattle was slow and ne market shovel
weakness except tor t5e hesc los Sales
were e. S. Sff5E to- the p0o-ss: 20 The
beS. beef steers. The bulk going a. 5. Ia
.si; choice feeding cattle 81. a. s.-eS; COWS
and helfe-s. S-SG=-S: calves S-s1Sl5-S.
Texans. Se7o<t+2e.
Hogs-A-othsr dime was clipped OF The
Price OF hogs today on large receipts Buy
ers he'd OF an6 trade was slow q; SssSS
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
DRY GOODS MARKETS

New York, Aug. 6.-The dry goods mar
ket continues firm and active in both cot
ton and wooden goods. Buyers are bust
ness-iike in their dealings, and a more lib
eTal speculative feeling is noticeable par
ticularly among buyers from the west and
Mississippi. First-hand markets are firm
and jobbers are also strong with better
store trading than for some time past. In
staple cottons the demand is still free and
the market shows the same strong front
that IL has for some days. The market for
print cloths shows great strength. II was
reported today that bids for early delivery
spots at Fall River, 214c plus l per cent
have been refused and spot bids are stead
fastly rejected at PIC
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS.

New York, Aug. 6.-CoffeeOOptlons open
ed barely steady. with prices unchanged to
8 points lower, fairly active under liquda-
ton. following unsatisfactory European
sables, record-break,ng receipts at Rio and
port and weakness In spot coffee depart
ment; closed steady. net unchanged 10 70
points decline; sales A,00O bags. including
August. $780, September, S.. .70d675: Decem-
Der, Sc. S0dSs5. Spot coffee-Rio weak; mild,
quiet.
Sugar-Raw and refined firm; fair refin-
Ing, 3Ac; centrifugal, Sc test, CSC.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
GREECE AT IUEKErs MERCY
Owing to the w4v tn. Fronsier LIN. 10 To
be Run Ost.

Lo-sor. Aug. The Athens cores
p5n=eut 9. the Daily Telegraph asserts
hat Ire frontier iias upon whsca The
poEe-s hsvs agreed gives the Turks
possession % ne h~ignt situated On t5e
rglt bank .: tas E.ve- Ssiam5-z. xes-
y GiEns;z2- Eni also os the relies a.
kslzrlzkzs and XeEise. TINS rendering
ihc i-foase ot LsTlssa s11 ne S3ls-n a-la
valley forever impossi5le . t1e GreeEs.
TIE cc-rsspoo1sa; szFE tasi ;his lins
P.4ces Grrece completely 81 he merry
CO lE-Ssy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
"SWEET SACRED SONGS"
Tributes Of Praise From Wichita
Ilusical Talent.

Church cAoirs are getting the Sweet
Saere9 Songs" There are q dozen songs
in the book that Will cost in shes: music
6S cents each. a number OF them al 90
GEMS each. and not a piece IN the en,irs
collection OF fifty-rine that can be pur-
chased for less than IS cents. You can
SECURE the whole 50 songs FOR rs cents,
az The Eagle counting room.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
Shippers.

c. Shepherd OF Goddard was IN with ons
car of hogs
hogs.
]. B. Kell OF Clearwater had one car of
hogs here
Townsend & Gibbens Of Andale were here
with one car of hogs.
L. NJ. McCrockl:n Of Derby was up with
one car Of hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
Russia to Forbid Grain Exports.

London, Aug. THE Vienna CORES
pondent OF the Daily Chronicle says he
learns by special dispatches from War
saw that the Russian government in
tends TO prohibit the export Of grain this
year, owing 10 the expected bad har-
vest.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
1T TAKES FOURTEEN
PIRATES Do NOT DEFEAT THE
Browns ALL AT ONCE.

Both Sides show Both Good Pitching and
Ianings-Coits save the Day by Two
Lightni ing Double Plays as Critical Mo-
ments-Bostons Can't do Anything Wnh
Pond TIL the Fifth acd Don't do . Thing
to Him mAfrsrWsrds-Phsiiies In Awful
Luck-Grooms Win-Wcs,ern ScoreA
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
Geo P Bzrse. Pres. II Waite. sec-Trsss
BARSE comm,ss,". n,ve Stock :.

Rooms .ss-is5 I've Stock Exchange Big
KANSAS CITY. NO
Capital Sack s-s.eus Pad Up.
II you wzat SIocksrs CT feeders. write
rs Rexsorzb.s advances Exye--esr.r
sslesasen L esca department Cattle. Hozs
a-5 sheep. Ts.<pk5-s .sss
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
.hs uoulas had any connection WITH The

rhe 0ouIds had any connection with The
enterprise.
New York, Aug. Sin Q dispatch re-
csived here from Mr.. George Gou,t. who
Is in London. Mr.. Goud expresses sur
prise thar his name should in any man
ner be corrected IN the public print with
a mining developing company. the pros
pecsus ot which has given rise 20 such
statements.
Mr.. Gculd denies emphaticany that hs
Or any member OF his family has any
tniug = do with the mining projec. *
the kind. aid tia, IL his name or he
name Of his brother Edwin has been US
ed any way in connection herewith.
such Use VS. and Is absolutely unau-
tnori-ed- He states further tia; the
uss ot the Official title 81 any officer OF
tie Manhattan Railway company. or
other OF his corporations. Is equally un-
authorized
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
BANK CLEARINGS

New York, Aug. s.-The following table,
compiled by Bradstreet's, shows the total
clearances at the principal cities and the
percentage Of increase or decrease. as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
To the Daily Eagle.

Every one that thoroughly exarnlnei
she book of Sweet Sacred Songs" can
truthfuily attest 20 the many songs
composed by our best authors. and reoox-
nized by our best singers AZ their moss
meritorous work in sacred songs. quar-
tet;s. etc. which ars universally adopted
by church choirs and oIertory soloisis
throughout the land. Such a generous
offer 20 the public has never before
been made. and all those interested
should avail themselves Of This oppor-
,unlty 20 possess this work n, would
be valuable acquisition 10 any musical
library, and Is cheerfully recommended
as a collection Of songs OF supersor
merit MALvINA \. WALDEN.
Teacher Of Voice.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07

The way to get better position is 70 more
than fill your present one.-Ram's Horn.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
ro ,he Pnbll.h.r q ,he Ear,e:

am delighted with my copy Of "ssess
Sacred Songs" As a collection Il ~ q
distinct advance over anything I havs
heretofore examined. !; Is a case where
familiarity VIII produce affection. Tn
like o.ner i0w-prscei music. the paper
and prints are o, good grade. making
this beautiful folio worth many uurs
the price asked for g.
A ". sfCESER,
Director Sickner Conservatory -
Music.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07

Chamoerlain's Co.ic. Cholera and Diar-
rnOea Remedy always affords prompt re-
ist. For sale by druggists
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
% DE Publisher Of he E.sle.

To The Publisher Of he Eagle:
Il an CAD 70 know tha; you are hSs-
irg such g run On Sweet Sacred soasa.
Its a gen What "a costs % procure
e Is a mere ;rlis compared with the zeal
worn cf The col3ect0n. 1 take pleasure
IN recommending = % all Iovers q
sacred s1ngz. II. IMBODE%."
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS..
CHICAGO.

CHlCAGO.
Chicago grain and pro luce markets furs
nished by K. L. Bostick, COMMISSION Mer.
chant. rooms 10 and Y Jver Kansas Ma.
t.onal bank Telephone 67.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
BOSTON. 8: BALTIMORE. 8.

Boston. Mass, Aug. 6-For five !ln.rgs
To-Day the Bostons were unable 10 touch
Pond. while the Bal,,nores hi up klcbe-
c2nz il great shape The home team then
took brace and III the next tour innings
battet Pond out Of the box. Nops replacing
him in the ninth. while Klobe6an4 Was IN
vinc-ble Baltimore would have scored
IN the ninth but tor magnificent throw OF
Duffy to the plate. cutting OF Quinn At
tendance ScUQ. Score:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
WICHITA MARKETS.
PRESENTATIvE SALES.

Wichita, Kan, Aug. s, 1887.
HOGS.
Marker n ,>ents lnurar
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
TO ne Pab'.sher q no Essl.s

Il have examined me co'Iecticn.
''Ssest Sacred Songs" snd an perfectly
as-onlH8ed mat 80 fac a c1li@cilon can
be furnished at 80 lo~ . price !, % ca
Sly worth six times tss price asked. ana
every home should ssve one Ire value
G: the Drerenee % such music in home
cann0; De oyeres:insis5 aad sSsryons
should take advantage q this opyor;s-
MY - generously furnished ~ the "a
&c. yours truly.
JESSIE l. CLARK
'-SgD't % uuEi-. public schools
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07

Batteries: Boston. Klobedanz and Ber-
gen; Baltimore, Pond. Nops and Clark.
Umpire. Lynch.
PITTsBURG. s; ST. LOUIS.
81. Louis. No. Aug. 6-The Pittsburgs
today won fourteen-irning game from
pitched we'll Tho fielding was good.
Houseman making a phenomenal one-han1
running catch Attendance l.5oo Score:
RHF|
Pittsourg ......10Oo1I1oooooo 8
81. Louis. osO00ooOoO-4 =
Batteries: Pi,tsburs Hswley and Merritt:
81. Louis, Donahue and Douglass. Umpire.
Hurst.
CHICAGO. z; CLEVELAND. &.
Chicago. Ills. Aug 6-Two lightning
double plays by the Colts at critical points
with men Oh second and third both times
won close and scrappy game from the
Indians today. Dahlen and Connor were
kept very busy. their fielding and Gamma
hans batting being the features. Attend
ance. Score:
PHEI
Chicago ...............l 12IooiI.Tu
Cleveland ........-.-..00 00l02Ii o-5I3
Batteries: Chicago. Griffith and Donohuc:
Cleveland. Wilson and McAll!s;er. Umpire.
ODay.
NEW YORK, .: PHILADELPHIA. =
Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. 6-The Phillies
were powerless before Seymour today. For
seven innings they could not get the ball
out OF the diamond. Cooley's home run in
the eighth saved a shutoui. Attendance
3.6S2 Score:
RHE|
New York. ....2o3oeo1O i-sl2 81
Philadelphia % 0 0 02 O. 2
Batteries: New York. Seymour and VII
son; Philadelphia, Fifieid and Boyle. I'm
plre, Kelly
BROOKLYN. b: WASHINGTON. g.
Brooklyn. y. Y. Aug s-McJsmes lasted
but two innings today, German taking his
place. but he fared no better. After the
second inning the game was no longer IN
doubt. Attendance 2,2Sl- Score:
RHE|
Brooklyn oI30sos-l5l ls
Washington ..........0 o 00l 90 00-5
Batteries: Brooklyn. Fisher and Grimm:
Washington. McJsmes. German and Nc
Guire. Umpire. Emslie.
Western League Gamra
AT Grand Rapi6s-Ex-Captain Glenalvln
turned UP on second base today, but not
for the Grand Rapids club. He has signed
with ST. Paul. Score:
RuEI
Grand Rspids.....0 100000 5 II
81. Paul ...............0 o 002o1l0@4 I
Batteries: Grand Rapids. Scott and
Strauss; 81. Paul. Denzer and Spies.
At indianapolis RHEI
Indianapolis .........1ooosooIIEsi .
Milwaukee ...-........o O0o2 oo-2 s s
Batteries: Indianapolis. Foreman and Ka-
hoe; Milwaukee. Barnes and Speer.
Al Detroit RHF
Kansas City........o2 20o2oOoi-5 81
Detroit ...-............3 2II0<3 q |
Batteries: Kansas City. Abbey and Blan- |
ford; Detroit. Thomas and McAuley.
Western Association q Il -.
At St joseph RHE
ST. Joseph...........o0 00I0oo2 IL 81
Cedar Rapids.-.......45 90 02 IA q 4 |
Batteries: 81. Joseph. Risley. Kane and |
Collins; Cedar Rapids. MshafYy and Full |
Ter.
At Burlington RHE |
Dubuque ..............o4o 0s DO |
Burlington .......-....0 0 00oI0o1-T s |
Batteries: Dubuque. Butter and sullivan:
Burlington. Kitson and Williams.
At Des Meines- RHEl
Des sMoines...-........s20 % O0o00-s 81
Rockford ........-.....032 I0003-s 2l
Batteries: Des Moines. Price aauck and 1
Love. Rockfard Doian, Rabbit and Hun
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
CATTLE.

STEADY.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
ExORBITANT TARIFF RATES

Batteries: Des Moines. Price Mauck ar
Love; Rockfard. Dolan. Rabbit and Hu
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-08-07
Western League Games.

Al Grand Rapids-Ex-Captain Glenalvlr
turned up on second base today, but no,
for the Grand Rapids club. He has s.gneC
with ST. Paul Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1897-07-22
Mngic CIV GnssIn.

The Masons are papering their hall in the
Mahoney block.
R.. T. Ward, Pigeon, Ia, was a visitor in
the city yesterday.
m F. McReynolds leaves today for a
bicycle trip to Peru, Neb.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. Parks, Twenty
eighth and G streets, a son.
At the close of business June 80 there was
a balance in the city treasury Of $44, 653.
Miss Ross, Twenty-frst and ] streets, has
gone to Des Moines to visit for a month.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Stieben, Twenty-second and r streets.
The women of the Baptist church will
give a social at the home of e. d. Weirs this
evening.
Ex-Policeman David Brown and Miss Mar
garet d.. Kruse have been granted a license
to marry.
p. A. Valentine returned to Chicago last
night after spending two days at the Ar
mour plant.
Miss Jennie Graham Is now engaged In
making out the tax list at the office of the
city treasurer.
A meeting of the Roadster club has been
called Gor Friday evening at the Hector
Johnston Office.
Engine No. 2 OF the Union Stock Yards
railroad has just been returned from The
shops, where IL was repaired and repalnted.