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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
LIVESTOCK Markets.
CHICAGO

Chicago, June H.-Cattle-In cattle there
was good trade from the start, and prices
/, ruled strong, with sales 10 cents higher,
the supply being well taken. Sales were
on he basis of s37Od5, g for common to
extra native beef steers, with the bulk of
the transactions at A.65G+S5. Stockers and
feeders showed more strength today. and
so did good butchers stuff, but grassy lots
continued to sell at very low prices. Tex,
as cattle were offered freely and sold abou,
10 cents higher.
Hogs-Trade in hogs was slowerr than
usual. and packers succeeded in forcing a
further decline of cents on all descrip-
tons. The bulk OF the sales occurred az
S3l1 1tf13.3213 sales beng al an extreme range
OF S.lOq3.Sk for the poorest 10 the best
hogs, while pigs brought s2.OqS.S5.
Sheep-In sheep, the decl:n!g tendency
OF prices was checked. here was fair
demand and sheep were salable at 50 $50
400 for inferior 10 cho:cei yearlings at
s.. 3.2o44.75, and lambs at So 5O65.O
Receipts-Cattle. 1900; hogs. 5000; sheep
10000.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, June 21-Cattle-Receipts.
c.O00. Market strong to 10 cents higher
eSas steers $25014.50; Texas cows 81 202
%; native steers s3.2564s5 native cows ara
heifers s.. 251s %: stockers and feeders Ss35
G4.35; bulls, s2.30Q360
Hogs-Rece.pts, 4co0. Market weak to 5
cents lower Bulk of sales So. 22i@6IS .; hea-
vies 8&G3.S; packers, s320q 3.27l2; pigs.
s2613.20
Sheep-Receipts, 9so Market strong.
Lambs. S0oa5.U; muttons, s2oo640o.
Representative sales: Texas steers 90
head. averaging l2l pounds. s4.15; Texas
COWS, 30 head, averaging ESQ pounds, So 2j;
native steers. IS head, avera ging 15e pounds
AS; native cows and heifers, % head. av-
erag.ns go pounds, $46: stockers and feed
ers p head. averaging sS5 pounds. A4s:
bulls, head, averaging 729 pounds, so.
ST. LOUIS.
st. Louis. June T-Cattle-Receipts, 300
Market 10 cents higher an good natives and
Texans; steady On medium grades Ship
ping steers A.s0@510: light steers $3.50
i-35; stockers and feeders S2.c0lI4. 30: cows
AID he!fers s1-25146o: Texans and Indians
steers. $2.50U4.50; cows and heifers, s20oG
300
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 Market a shade
lower. Light s3. .atGS.3O; mixed. s3.o0i3. 50:
heavy. S3Wd335.
Sheep-Rece.pts. 1900. Market steady:
native muttons. s3.00dL0O; Texas sheep. $50
$50; lambs s. s0T5 co
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
Western League Games.
POOR VICTIM OF A PLOT
Captain Orey fus and the Tragedy OF Bfs
Confinement.

!
New York, June A.-John Ehler:
writes as follows to local paper:
'.Perinde ad cadaver!' wear away till
you are a corpse!
This horrible formula Of the Jesuits
could never have been applied more apt
, ly 70 any living being. living in death
and dying in life, than 10 Captain Drey-
I fus," says critic in La Frace, Paris
newspaper.
Who is Captain Dreyfus?
Why, two years and a half ago his
bitter fate stirred up two continents.
nished documents relating to the French
national defenses. Albert Dreyfus. q
captain in the Fourteenth artillery reg
iment OF the French army. detailed for
duty in the ministry of war, was cbn-
victed, sentenced TO Imprisonment for
life in a fortified place, and was then
drummed out Of the army, degraded and
diSgraoed. in the presence OF 5000 troops.
The fortified place 10 which Dreyfus
was taken is the Island Of the Devil"
par. of the Cayenne penal colony off the
coast OF French Guiana.
D-eyfus, says the writer in the French
paper. a man 3S years OF age, is a human
ruin physically and morally wrecked.
Whenever ne takes his daily exercise in
the open air his every step is watched
by a guard who is silent and armed TO
the teeth; then the exile walks for few
minutes. and finally redrsgs his weary
limbs % one OF the numerous promon-
tories OF volcanic origin which surround
Devils Island on all sides. There he sits
for hours iistlessly gazing toward the
horizon ot the sea. where in The mids,
OF the turbulent waves lies 81. Joseph's
Island, like a black dash. The crosses
upon IL show rs purpose-,he cemetery
OF the condemned.
Nothing can stir the exile from his
dependency. Moral torture has broken
him as much as :he murierous climate
OF Guiana. His face is deeply marked
by the burrows Of suffering and despair
His former profu.e hair is gone, and
cnly a few whi;;enei strands remain.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
LgEpY BOSSES rHE BOARD
what He say. Cats |. Good Deal %

Topeka. Kan. June 1.-THE board OF
managers % the Hu'chin.os rsforma-
tory are having considerable trouble -
hn5lnE a suitable man for ssJ1'srtnisnf-
ent OF that institution 20 succeed Ora
Morse The board can't get any % the
men u wants. and 40 far ;be ones y can
gel srs not worth having. And u II all
due % the determination % Governor
i.esdy 20 us1rp ne appointing power q
the bosrd Leesy notified the bosr3 20
appoint CaD.aia 9. y. Arnoli q C1@rN-
kee county as SIpe-i5tenfent some time
a<o. and ne order was ooeYe1. Captain
Arn3l9 xen, 20 Huichin,on and. after
looking over :he ground. declined - sc-
cep; ire place He would have sccsDief
bad ne been aitoHss 20 have q word ~
the selection of subordinate officers.
but the board ,ois him thst re fay~
efn0r vas ssrolrtinz svsryt.rtY. Ths
csp-sfn thsn sa5a = he could %, sur
round himself wlfs capsnis men -
x0ui. uot take tbe tob
Then the governor f~-terse fhs posi-
ton % J. -. Liazen,.'tsT. = WsIiing-
ton. one Os The r8eraoe-s - tSr bosff
os rnsnszers NJ. fAnEenfel:er - nos
.n charge temporarily. oBt hs refuses y
acosps re pozltion permanently - 80
zzus rsssoa that Arnold "a. Hs says
he believes .hs; TIE boaff d, rsznaxe-s
sn4 ths sgper.ntenEsni En1ulS o. setter
g. gzss g ne qssiidcsfi9n> - sssaorsiln-
stss than the geye-DoF. Hsr tns g7T-
sraor Insists On rz<uiHz al q fas sss-
orsinstes. fr1ra nszais forsnso - Tais
naz thoroughly aro1se9 tnr s,sss mem
bsrE - me board. ant g. IL r~gsTfef
s7sf fasy az ssTiesssT cnoriSe-inx fas
Yr3Qezitf1a g ges griaS a. matters
r3T s'ssS. fhsY are ne ssr~ as 19os-
~n rnsn- Ike jzfu7 * 5scks. tssT rn0ss
8niy xhsu fss RrverEor srSlls ~ ssria<-
Tais is aiso fAs coatis,aa % ths $40
boafi q chzdf5er sa5 al ofaer oozrss
Gg9oinf=s b fhs zoFs-n5r- No sinxts
z2yss-lzse-. = nlzss - ne hosrss ae-
ssss tre zeTsrne- y Ks g. Tse ia
hunters fs.iT rsa1sEe faat ~ xever>o-
u s5.rr :hs soss1ess s5s 10y az asss
tee Taxsogs sosrfs ~ ars NAE a 49,
f7e - ne gsTr-,ors os-ss For q.
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sE7lz-n ~ n2sEs s9gssesfF3r - ~
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

l name. They also refused 20 produce
HIN as a witness at the trial. Thus the
/ accusation, and with /. the terrible fate
me.ed cut 10 Albert Dreyfus. rests upon
lie accusation Of an unknown man
whose assertions have never been sub
mitted 20 proof.
| The arrest OF DreysGs was, OF course.
tOliOwed by a close search OF his per-
scral effects. and his handwriting thus
!ob.ained was compared with tha: OF the
memorandum alleged 10 have been found
| among the waste papers oc the German
embassy Three experts were called in.
Commandans Du Patty de Clam. an
amateur g-aphologiss, declared ;ha, the
two handwritings resembled each other:
NJ Colbert. an expert OF the Bank OF
France. declared that the incriminatIng
document could not have been written
by another person than the one sus-
pected: NJ. Bertiilon. eom-nissary OF po-
Ice. declared tha; the same person had
written sll the matter submitted 10 him.
The latter, al agent OF the government.
and therefore for the prosecution. went
further. and declared that II there were
diTerences IN the handwriting ;hey had
been purpcSely introduced by the writer.
At the tliai three experts. one OF them
a government; employe. affirmed that the
handwritlngs OF the memorandum ana
that OF letters written By Dreyfus 10 his
wife before their marriage. were identi-
cal; two experts denied this.
Count Meunster. the German ambas-
sador. made ;hre depositions. one each
20 the presiden; OF the republic. 70 the
president OF the council. and 10 the min
lister OF foreign affairs. stating tina; nei-
ther the memorandum nor the docu-
:nents mentioned in i: had ever been n
the German embassy. Finally he offer-
eG himself as a witness before the cour:
martial
No notice whatever was taken OF these
deposi;ions. and the offer OF testimony
20 the effect that Captain Dreyfas had
never been. either directly or Indirectly
in communication with the German gov-
ernmen,. was refused.
Most OF the military judges OF the
court martial had a very indefinite un-
derstanding OF the case submitted 20
them. Some. when il came 10 ballot
for condemnation or acqaittal, re:rainej
from voting. OF the others. the major
ity voted for condemnation. not on the
proofs submitted 70 thep-tor there were
none-but on The affirmation of their su-
pe-ior officers that such proofs existed.
And thus. for the rehabilitation OF
discrs,dited cabinet minister, and
through the terrorism OF an an,i-Serni-
tic crusade. Albert Dreyfus was consign-
ed living. 10 his horrible tomb.
Hundreds OF thousands have been In
duced 10 Try Chambe-lain's Cough Rem
edy by reading what II has done Tor
Others. and having tested is merits for
themselves are today It's warmest
friends For sale by Druggists.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
Winfield.


Courier.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Richards were over
from Wellington yesterday.
Rev. j. c. Miller came down from
Newton this morning to attend the as
sembly.
Leroy Kramer, Will Funk and Hal
~. Mccoy were down from Wichita yes
terday attending assembly and visiting
with friends.
]. Elmer Reece and sister, Miss Myr-
tie, returned 10 Wichita this morning af-
ter few days visit with the family of
j. H Vance.
l. ". Curfmap and Luella Ridgeway,
OF Blackwell, o. T, were united in mar
ri3ge arly Sunday morning by Probate
Judge Cottingham. d.
Hon. J. e. Conkln returned Sunday
from a business trip through Western
Kansas,( and says clear through 10 the
Colorado line the wheat crop is immense
Albert Leslie Brown, an 1-year-oId in
corrigible is in TAIL and will have to an
swer 10 the charge of burglary and he
admits his guilt Some time Sunday af-
ternoon he pried the bars from a rear
window of c. A. Dunkers store and en-
tered He took some chewing tobacco,
a few pennies and couple of % cent
due bills, the latter causing his detec-
ton He sold one OF them and when IL
was presented it was traced back. He
was arrested by Marshal McLain this
morningSand confessed his guilt. He will
probably go to the reform school.
Miss Laura Abernathy was drawned
late Sunday evening while bathing in
the Walnut at the mouth of Badger
creek southeast of town. The exact
manner of the occurrence is not known,
as the stories conflict She with COM
panion, Eva Taylor. and Herb Hurst
and Frank Small drove 10 that place yes
terday morning 10 spend the day. Late
in the evening they decided 10 go bath
ing and for that purpose secured boat.
The water at that point is quite deep,
and one story is that she was in the Wa
Ter holding 10 the boat when she let
looset o rise no more The other story
is ;hat they were all in the boat when it
sank all OF them reaching shore except
the one drowned Every effort was
made TO secure the body after the acci-
dent, but without avail. The sheriff's
office was notified, and this morning
Under Sheriff Rothrock, Undertaken T.
F. Axtell. j. o. and z. NJ Ashley drove
10 make another search and e NJ Ash
ley discovered the body floating about
GOO yards south of the place where the
accident occurred. The body was nude
and had fioated over rifles not more
;han twelve or fourteen inches deep.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
: Towns About
Hutchinson
News

S>SWSs
Judge Ricksecker went TO Lyons today
to close a land deal.
Nineteen tickets to Ellinwood were
sold 10 harvest hands here yesterday
evening.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas,
Cox died last night and was buried this
afternoon.
Fatty Holiday is home. The show
business was booming, but the pany
trainer got to boozing and no one else
could make the ponies work. So the
show got weak and fatty bolted.
The suit against Andy Johnson for
coaching over the dead line at. the Santa
Fe depot came up in police court today
and was dismissed. Andy is a trunk
hauler and the complaint was made that
he Judged over the line.
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tably unchanged: No. hard. e5Gssc: No.
T. 50d60c; car choice. &c; No. spring.
zoe; No. 8. 65G6Sc; No. red, S39S5c; No. ).
75NS0c; No. 4, 65Q70.
Corn-Spot, about steady; o, mixed. p
@22l2c.
OatsQuiet, steady; No. white, 20c.
Rye-No. 2, 2sT29c.
Hay-Dull; choice timothy, $s.5Idsoo;
choice prairie, a0Sa7.5O.
Butter-Actfve; creamery, 101z9l2c; dairy
SQ10c.
ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis. June H.-Receipts, -four, 5000;
wheat, $500; corn, 1900; oats, 1900; ship
ments, -four, 1000; wheat, 1000; corn, s.
900; oats, 1000
Flo,lr-Dt,ll and unchanged
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKETS

New York. June 2l--Coffe options opened
barely steady, to 10 points lower under
large razilian receipts and clearances and
easier European cables; steadied On cover
irg by room traders, but undertone weak
under pressure of heavy supplies and lack
Of speculation. Closed steady, unchanged
to points net decline. Sales, $3.50 bags.
including September, S,o0d7.10. Spot cvof-
fee-Eio. dull; Nc. invoice, 71ac; jobbiny
Sc. Mild-Steady; Cordova I1I4G11izc, sale
800 bags Savanilla, private terms; go bags
MaracaibO, private terms.
Sugar-Raw firm: refined, steady; powder
ed, &c.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

NEW YORK, e-6; BALTIMORE a-5.
| Baltimore, June 2l.-The Champions lost
both games to New York today, through
| their inability to hit Rusie and Meeksn,
/ particularly Rus.e, who, in the frs, game
! held the Orioles down to five scattered
hits. The big Hoosier's support was fault
! less. In the second game. the Birds los:
! chance 10 tie the score in the ninth IN
n-ng, through poor coaching. Attendance.
! $3.50. Score:
| First game
/ Baltimore .... ........o oo0100o1-2 8
New York ...........0 0O11 / 90 f. II
Observation-Disclosures Nops and Bower
! man; New York: Ruse and Warner. Um-
/ pire: Lynch.
Second game RHE
Baltimore ...... .....0o021 80 2
New York ...... ....1 20100x-S 2
! Observation-Disclosures Podn and Robinson
New York: Meekin and Warner Umpire:
| Lynch.
BOSTON Il; BROOKLYN 6.
Brooklyn, June 21.-What the Bostons did
TO Payne's curves in the first and second
| innings OF today's contest at Eastern Park
IS best tod by the score. Fisher relieved
MIN, and after that hits and runs for the
Beaneaters were few and far between.
klobdanZ not only pitched effective bail for
Lis side, but also led with the stick Score:
RHE
Brooklyn .......... 100000 00-6l0
Boston ...... .........2 o 0 2 0 Ill IL
CHICAGO s: PITTSBCRG 2
P;ttsburg, June N.-The PIRATES kept I'D
their eastern trip record, and lost to Ch:-
coga today. here were several occasions
when the game could have been won by
little stick work, but Donovan's men were
not equal TO the emergency. With bases
full n the eighth inning, Ryan knocked a
three-bagger and the jig was up. Attend
ance, 2,600 Score:
RHE|
Pittsburg ...... o0o001O2
Chicago ..........0 o o o DO +S 10 I
WASHINGTON 8: PHILDFLPHIA 2
Washington June 21.-Orth was hit with
unusual severity today. In he second In,
ming two home runs were made in succee-
s.Cn by the Senator's Had Orth received
proper support in the field, however fewer
hits would have been made of him. At
tendance: 5000. Score:
RHEI
Washington :. .....1 S0eox-s14 !
Philadelphia % 0 u o o.
CINCINNATI 8: ST. LOUIS 3.
Cincinnati. June N.-The Browns were
fore easily defeated. The fielding Of the
Browns was miserable. Attendance: O.
500 Score:
RHRl
Cincinnati 90. ...,..0 1o122x-S II
st. Louis ........ 40 03000-3 6 8
LOUISVILLE s; CLEVELAND 5.
Cleveland. June 21.-The Indians gave a
miserable exhibition on their return home
today. The game was slow and poorly
played on both sides. Attendance, CO. !
Score:
RHE
Cleveland 80. ........o012 120o011-5 4
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
Real Estate TrauSfer&
Furnished by the Wichita Abstract
and Land Company. II. n. Dubois. abb

Furnished by the Wichita Abstra
and Land Company. II. n. Dubois. al
stractor)
=. y. Whiteny, TT, qcd., NV q sec
4-2S 2w ex IL acres ..........$
j. w. Walters, I'd, lots odd 40 TO 50
Wichita ST.. IS 80. 30, S6 and odd
40 10 So Waco ST; IS. so and re-
serve Arkansas ave iBrdgewater
aud $3.50. .-.--.---...-.--..
Mrs, Sophia Wagner. wd.. lots II
and 10 HendryX ave, L9wrence's
IN add -..-... -..........---.-.. IO'
Geo. G. Swain, wd., lot q Locust
81, Park Place add . 81
Max overweight. deed. W i1f Sc or
sec 1o-25-1e; lots odd % 70 A. Car
-ie ave knights subdiv OF blks 3
ard 1 Grandview add: odd 90s -
9i5 Lewe!lyn ave. G-eiffenstein's
tn add; 10; blk 5 Frisco Height
add odd and Fulton's add: odd
lois 20 1919. 1o99. 1881. 104I and lois
20 1886 even. Pearce ave Greiffen-
stems 18th add: odd 10 81 and %
10 IS Lorraine ave: odd 70 S, 81 %
81 even. 90 10 S6 ever / 70 : and
* 20 as odd Mt. Vernon ave: even
SO 10 90 Ac2damy ave; odd TO So
and 50 10 81 Hillside ave: even II
70 80 and II 20 s6 Lorraine av: odd
! .o.9 and IS and even 20 IS, - 10
40 and odd ard even II 20 ~ and
odd 81 % s5. even "a. rs. so 10 as
az. Olive add. Girard add IL a.
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

Department Commander Botkln has
issued an address telling r.emoers o.
rle C. A. r. 70 keep /. ou, ot politics
Among other :hngs he writes: One
post. however, situated in one OF the
most thriving cities ot the safe has Cor
Its post commander one who writes 10
The department as fol!oT<:
Since have been post commando.
/ have never besn guilty of asking one
single Pop 20 come mo he pos. aud 50
help ne God. I never will"
Tae supposiiion Is iha; M Botkin re-
fers % Newton. where 4 new post. COM
pcSed solely Of PopIlis:s. has recently
been organ;zei. Commenting upon the
sentiments az such letters as the one re-
fe-ied 70. tEe coMnsnter proceeds.
And ye; that man objects bacause
= hundred or mere old soldiers % his
locality want 20 form a rev past where
they will be welcome, and car tes. a;
home. I. is needless % say that new
Po-; would be = gTeo: blessing - .As
cause of ccnraiessip IN siai ely o- u
any other community wEe7e he exist
ing POS, . dozniastei BY p3E.!csl hacks:
a-d he comrades II Suca communities
canros ask so- a Few caarse- 20 quick
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
BRIEF NOTES FROM TOPEKA
Possibility That Cy Leland Won tiIave the
Place

Complain. has already been filei with
the governor against Representative
Frank Armstrong. the newly appointed
clerk OF one OF the city cuorts in Kan
sas City. Kan. The charge is made that
Armstrong is incompetent 20 Ill the
place.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

Governor Leedy yesterday before
leaving for Lawrence pardoned Lewis
Packer from the peniten;iary. He was
senenced from Shawnee county for
stealing a COW and has already served
three years.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

Chicago. June el-Bu,te--FSfn; creamery
Is, lzizc; da.rles sdisc.
Eggs-Firrl: fresh. Sic
Live pouluy-Easy: turkeys. sf.c; chick
ems, sc; springs i0dl5c: ducks. .dSc
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. June 1.-wheat Dull: quo-
tabiy unchanged; No. hard. GlSASc-nsw
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

John Breldenthal. chairman of the
Populss state committee. has announced
that IL the committee falls 10 ask him 10
call a meeting before the frs; OF the
month he viii call one himself. He
wants 70 resign and have his successor
appointed. Azs
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

A story IS going the rounds among
Kansans here that National Committee
man Leland will not accept the position
Of pension agent at Topeka. inasmuch
as his friends failed 70 get The desirable
appoin;ments which he was expected 70
control. II is said that be viii be SAT
isfed with the honorary distinction of
having been offered the place and will
decline Il now that the appointment has
been rendered HIM.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
WICHITA Markets
OGlIIt-StedGE-
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
Sh ppcr..

Sh ppers.
P. 3. Lincoln. Of South Enid. Okla, had
IN one car OF hogs.
]. W. Haskett OF Riverdale was up with
one car OF hogs.
W. As;le. of Haven, was on the market
with one car OF hogs.
Townsend & Gibbons OF AEdale were here
with one car of hogs.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

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ssa1zss aass seSsseEA-ss az GsSxS
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
GIANTS WIN TWAIN
CHAMPIONS FALL VICTIMS TO
RUsIE AHD MEEKIN.

Boston Locates Payne In the First and Sec
ond Innings, Harvesting Seven Runs
just for Starter-Piratss Prove Beue.
factors to the Colts In Their Usual Mag.
unanimous Style-Seuators Register Two
Home Buns In the secoad and Other
Things to Match, Later = Reds and
Colonels Win-Western Scores
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
Geo R Barse, Pres. II Waite. Sec-Treas
DAncE Live Stock
1ANo1 Commission Co.

Rcons 1880 Live Stock Exchange Bldg.
KANSAS CITY. MO.
Capital Stock $esa,0oo. Pad Up.
IF you want Stockers or feeders. write
us. Reasonable advances. Experienced
ss.esmen in each department. Cattle, Hogs
s1d sheep. Telephone 1873
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
GRAIN AND FKODUCE MARKEr,
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago grain and pro iuce markets t,,r.
nished BY 4 L. Bostick. COMMISSION Mer-
chant. rooms 10 and y over Kansas Ma.
tional bank. Telephone s..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

Senator Helm today said that he heard
some d,sgruntled Pops on, his way had
assembled in mass convention in joint
ana passed resolutions condemning him
for not voting for maximum bil He
sad that the bill ne refused 90 support
raised the rates on freight from his
county . market. Those VINO contefnn-
ei him. hs said. were bot % never
swesss who were TOO lazy 70 raise any
:hirg 20 ship. The only work they do Is
10 work taeir jaws
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

Genius may be swift. but perseverance has
the surest feet.-N. Y. Weekly.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

TIE police tais morning srrsEtss john
o'Brien. Topeka agent for the FeTe Eesrn
BrsEiEZ cJnpzny. ot Kansas CAY. ani
l. Hoffman. Top-s1s agent % sas LeD2
BreE-ng company. .. -. I>0sls. On VA
rs7ts charging them Tits EsslssS in;oxi-
eating uq1orz- TIE Fsr5 Hem whols-
sale house vas ioostss n bSs<-nsn; o.
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the company sen; % To,s<z xss sea a.
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room Hcn1za Sc;ss as sSsa; fo- iAs
LeaD RrsEing company. % s. Lozis.
sn3 sco-s1 .os besT in ar ace kouze q
Tyler ssree- in Nora Top~xs- Taess
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22

LoCISHiLLE ., Gle v ELAND D.
Cleveland. June N.-The Indians gave
miserable exhibition on their return home
today. The game was slow and poorly
played on both sides. Attendance, COO.
Score:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
7 K Il z
! Pittsburg ........ Il oo001O2 ;
Chicago .... ........0 o 90 4S 10

WASHINGTON 8: Philadelphia 2
Washington, June 21.-Orth was hit with
unusual severity today In he second In.
ming two home runs were made in succee-
s.Cn by the Senators. Had Orth received
proper support in the field, however. fewer
hits would have been made OF him. At
tendance: 30O0. Score:
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-22
STOCKS AND BONDS
DEALINGS IN STOCKS RESULT IN
GENERAL NET GAINS.

Efforts Of the Professional Element to
Work . Reaction Again Meet Failure
Dealings blink Into Almost Total Apathy
on . Rising Market, Which Fact IL Elu-
cidated- Eject Of the Gold Shipments on
the 1srket-ExchenEe Firm But the
Market Exceedingly Ouiet-Bonds Quiet
London Idle.