Winfield Daily Telegram du lieu suivant : Winfield, Kansas • 4

WINFIELD DAILY TELEGRAM, FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 14, 1888 PREMIUM LIST. PERSONAL MENTION. THE LATEST NEAVS NEWS NOTES. Pre Kamea of the Successful Competitors for On Ills Mnele. Yesterday, Aleck Mitchell, the bad coon who has been arrested more times than any person in the city, and who at milling at the Coif ley Coanty Fair.

C. O. Munns, of Oxford, Ohio, is the Brettun. i Lewis Mautz, tie Man Who Mysteriously LOT. 1.

CLASS A HORSES. President Carnot, of France, and Prims Minister Floquet visited Cherbourg on th 12th to witness the naval maneuvers. The Prohibitionists of Massachusetts A Kilmer, of Sedan, tumbled a bed Stallion 4 years and ever, Lane, firs; Disappeared is Pound in a Straw -Stack, Near his Home. nuDDara, second. LOT 2 CLYDESDALES.

have nominated William H. Earle, of Wor lingsworth, 2d. Pk red onions, Lewis Xomai, 1st; Hol-linssworth, 2d. Pk white onions, Hollingsworth 1st-w A Gilbert, 2. Pk tomatoes, McMillian, 1st; Thomas 2d.

peanuts, Geo Vanway, 1st: Holllngsworth, 2d. Cabbage, 5 heads, Hayden, 1st: Bright, 2: Squashes, Mrs Hahn, 1st; Louis Yount, second. Watermelons, Bright 1st; Henry Hanson, 2J. Cucumb rs, McMillian, 1st; Bright 2d. LOT 2 SPECIAL DISPLAYS Best display of farm products grown Cowley county in 1S88, Hollingsworth, 1st Cochran 2d Best display grains and grasses, Hayden.

1st and 2d. Stallion. 5 years and over. Hubbard. 1st: cester, for Governor.

at the Brettun, last night. J. A Callin, of Wichita, was one of the St. James guests last night. W.

D. Winfield, of Latham is in the city and is stopping at the Brettun. was among the crowd of Eighth avenue gamblers run in about a week ago, was taken out of the city jail to do some work about the city building He did not lose much time in getting up stairs to the grate door he could talk to Tweedie. 2d. Another Outrage in "Winfield as Reported Mare, 4 years and over, Tweedie.lst and 2d.

Mare, 2 years and under 4, Tweedie. 1st You can get any School books you want at Browns Drug Store Slates, Tablets, Pencils, Rubers, Writing Papers, etc. by tho Arkansas City Traveler Cleveland and Thurman Club. and 2d. Foal of 18S8, Tweedie, 1st.

W. Irion, general traveling agent The Democrats of the Fifth Minnesota district have nominated Charles Canning, a prominent member of the Farmers' Alliance, for Congress. Coffee gambling, similar to that at Hamburg, is going on at Antwerp. Measures are demanded to suppress these LOT 4 NATIVE DRAUGHT. for the Kimball Organ is at the Stallion, 5 years and over, Phenix.

Brettun. the motley crew of girls confined in the upper jail. Sheriff Connor discovered him there and or roai isss, 11 Lana, 1st; no uuiver za. A Newspaper Man Claims to Have Struck G. P.

Neiman, of White Water, St. Prices tho VoryLowc was a guest at the St. James Best display garden vegetables, McMillian 1st; Hollingsworth, 2d Cowley county timothy seed. McMlllian.lst: Oh.Kf iuare, 4 years 01a ana over, m. acnwanies first.

Mare, 2 years and under 4, Jno Culver 1st and Foal 1888, Jno Culver, 1st. a JointA Bad Goon Gets on His Muscle. last night. The statement that famine in Egypt is dered him away, but he refused to go and used rough language. Connor went over to the county jail to see if he couldn't make the raise of a ball estpk of Cowley county orchard grass seed tea OI tne failure or the crops Dalby, 1st; Rucker, 2d.

is officially declared untrue. The Nile is LOT 5 AGRICULTURAL AND GENERAL, Bedtpk of Cowley county English blue grass Xant Foaad. rising siowiy ana the crops will be equal to those of 1884. Btrcu, lauA vy euKiey, isi; 11 jj uanna, 2d. CLASS HOUSEHOLD.

Stallion, 4 years and ove-, Hurst, 1st. Stallion, 2 years and under 3, Westbrook, 1st; ZT Stallion, 1 year and under 5, Westbrook, Browns Drug Store No, 805, Main St DAILY TELEGRAM. J. Thoma, of Scottsburg, left his autograph on the St. James register last night.

Mrs. Jas. A. Stuart, of Wheeling, West Virginia registered at the Brettun last evening. Hays Hamilton reports business increasing in his end of the city and in his branch of business.

Best 2 lbs butter, Chase, 1st; Soule, 2. 5 fine made, wm Trezise, 1st; isi: a. Manry, 3d. Foal 1888, ZT Whitson.lst; Wm Duncan, 2d. Breeding, 4 years old and over, Penning- Lewis Mautz who mysteriously disappeared from his home three miles north of this city on Monday morning was found on Thursday morning in a straw stack on his own farm.

The search had not been abandoned but had been kept up day and night, in Best hoop cheese, wm Ewen, 1st and 2d. 2 loaves wheat bread, sals rising, wilson, 1st; A Lucas, 2d. 2 loaves wheat bread, Lock wood, 1st; Le- and chain. While at the lail Aleck came down and went into Whiting McCollough's meat market. Connor and Norton went over and told him to come out.

This he refused to do and when seized began to fight and struggle like an animal until he was lande in the city jail. Then the jewelry was fastened to his wrists and ankles and Aleck became a tame coon. ron, 1st; if schwantes, 2d. Mare, 4 years old and over, Schwantes, 1st; Johnston 2d. Mare, 3 years old and un ier 4, Reynolds, 1st; Samuel Hunter, 2d.

Mare, 2 years old and nnder 3, Frank Love 1st and 2d. Mare, 1 year old and under 2, Wm Duncan 1st Miss Clara Barton, president of the Red Cross, has contributed $1,000 from her private means in aid of the yellow fever sufferers. A part of it was immediately applied to sending of nurses from New Or to the stricken district. J. Newton Gotthold, the well known actor, died on the 12th at his residence in Sewickley, Pa.

His wife, who was May Rickards, an actress, was with him, but she is an invalid and could do nothing for her husband. Various Central and North Dakota points reported frost on the 12th. Aberdeen reports corn injured in some localities and others far enough advanced to escape. Flax appears At Flandreau only the vines were injured, corn and flax being well out of the way. Foal 1888, Wm Duncan, 1st; John Culver, 2d.

cessantly. When found, Mr. Mautz was very weak and complained of feeling very tired and ill. As he had not eaten food for three days and three LOT 6--RO ADST ERS. Bulk lard at Joe Hudson's.

Get a large portrait at Dressers. Joe Hudson keeps the finest toilet soaps. Fresh Candy at the Fruit House, 113 East Ninth. Stallion, over 4 years, Toler, 1st: ona tucer, za, white cake. Myrtle McClellan, 1st; Daisy Roseberry, 2d.

Jelly cake, Geo Vanway, 1st; Soule, 2d. Marble cake, Lander. 1st: Hanna, 2d Ginger Geo Vanway, 1st; Myrtle McClellan, 2d Doughnuts, Boone, 1st; McEwen' 2d Lemon pie, A Osterhout 1st; Hanna, 2d Sample hard soap, Eliza Curfman 1st; AS Lucas. 2 Gallon soft soap, A Curfman, 1st; Leona Rucker, 2d LOT 2JELLIES. Apricot, Myers, 1st; Gilbert, 2d nurst, za.

Stallion under 4 years, Mull. 1st Johm He is a bad one and will never be better until old Grimmy gets him. Democratic Primaries. emitn ssa. Mare or Gelding over 4 years.

Toler. 1st and 2d, Mare or Gelding under 4 years, West- nights, they began to giye him food very sparingly. He did not seem to crave food very much but took it uncomplainingly. Dr. Emerson was summoned and says his patient will be up and around broon.

1st: Harter. 3d. H. G. Norton says it will take two coons like Aleck Mitchell to clean out a good sized sheriff's posse.

Eph. Byers is home from a trip through Texas, where be sold a car load of butter for J. P. Baden. G.

W. Gillespie of Wichita called on the Telegram yesterday morning too late to catch the chroniclers of public events. Mr. and Mrs. E.

O. Galloup and Mr. nod Mrs. JV P. Hoover of Oxford, Kansas were in the city on business, yesterday.

Steve Lane, of Burden, was in the city last evening looking as though life was worth the living. He is fair, fat and over thirty. R. W. Stephens, or Wilmot, has the thanks of the Telegram force for a lot of mammoth apples which for size Span mares or Geldings over 4, Walton, 1st; Malum, 2d.

Span mares or Geldings under 4, Carrier, 1st; Welmer, 2d. Saddle Jhorses, any age, A Alexander, 1st; For Breakfast bacon you should go to Joe Hudson's. Come to the "New Deal" for a good broom for 25 cents. jeiiy, ojo iiinn, isi; uj urane, 2d Blackberry, Brane, 1st; A Gilbert, 2d Cherry, Myers, 1st: A Bac gs, 2d Gooseberry, Myers, 1st; Hughes, 2d Lemon, Hughes, lsi; A Bang. 2d Orango.

Brane. 1st: A Rn nt-s 5,1 Miller. 2d. Family carriage horse, Harter, 1st. FIRST WARD.

There will be a caucus of the Democrats of the First ward, at the city building, Friday evening, Sept. 13th, at 8 o'clock. S. G. Gary, ch'm.

com. SECOND WARD. The Democrats of the second ward will meet in P.H.Albright's office, Friday evening at 7:30, to select dele Hudson's on LOT 7 SWEEPSTAKES. Plum, Jennings, lit, Oiibert, 2d Peach, Brane, 1st; Myers, 2d Pear, BraneMst- Myers, 2d Raspberry.S Hughes, 1st; Myers, 2d Breakfast bacon at Joe Seventh avenue. Stallion of any age or blood Toler 1st mare any age or blood.

Ward 1st. in a few days. He does not explain his absence, but it is thought he has perodical spells of insanity, and he will be looked after by his family. Aaother Oatrage. The Arkansas City Traveler Thursday morning contained an item under the above caption, which was devoted to the action of Judge Buckman of this The bulk lard for sale by Joe Hud Brood-mare any age or blood, with 2 or more colts King 1st Stallion any age or showing best 5 colts, son la cheap and pure.

xweeoue 1st LOT JACK AND MULES. for fine cigars uuwuu, m. lVLyeiH, ibi; tjase, Zd Siberian crab, Hughes, 1st; Brane, 2d CONTINUED TO-MORROWl Since writing the acount of the finding of Lewis Mautz, we learn how he was found. About one mile from his house there is a straw stack over Go to Joe Hudson's and choice tobacco. Jack any age, A Staggers 1st and navor are not equalled in any state.

Dr. W. Park, a banker of Fieldon, came in on the Santa Fe yesterday and will remain in the city a few span males over 3 years, u. J. uess 1st; Foal 1888, Holt 1st and 2nd Chief Bell, of the United States secret service, has received a telegram, dated Chicago, from Agent Porter, stating that he had captured, at Mount Carroll, Dl.t two counterfeiters, Keach and McLaughlin, together with a large quantity of conn-, terfeit money money and a complete outfit In response to a call for a National oon--vention of the Greenback party in Gincin--nati on the 12th but seven delegates ap--peared.

They met and issued an address to the American people, the substance off which is that the evils of the country arisen from the scarcity of money, which evils the Greenback party proposes to meet by issuing more money. Colonel Kenyon, mayor of Oeuda Springs, who was shot by Til 1 Lin-col, the Arkansas City jointist. on July 4, and who was expected to die within twenty -four hours by the doctors and everybody else except his wife, will soon, it is expected, be entirely well. Judge Furry, who was shot at the same time, has since died. to Joe Hudson's CLASS CATTLE LOT 1 SHORT HORNS.

For toilet soap, go on Seventh avenue. Ball 3 and over Smith 1st Johcs 2nd Bull 2 and umder3 Johns 1st days the gUest of his brothers, Dr. S. B. Bull 1 and under 2 Johns 1st Smith Canned California apricots ouly 25 and J.

A. Park. Jack Evans had a round-up with a 2nd gates to attend the county convention. W. H.

Day, chairman. THIRD WARD. The Democrats of the third ward will meet at Jos. O'Hare's office on September 14th, at 7:30 p. to select delegates to the ceunty convention.

Jos. O'Hare, chairman. FIFTH WARD. The Democrats of the fifth ward will meet in the Telegram office, Thursday evening, Sept. 13th, at 8 o'clock, to select delegates to the which a tree is leaning.

The searching party noticed marks on the treee as though somebody had been climbing it and getting un discovered that Bull Call under 1 yr Smith 1st and 2nd protectionist last night. As usual the Cows 3 yrs ana over Johns 1st JM. smith 2nd protectionist had not the remotest Cow 2 or under 3 yrs Johns 1st Smith idea or what articles are now "pro Mautz had climbed the tree, dropped zna Cow 1 or under 2 John 1st and 2nd Heif unuer 1 jear Johns 1st Smith Lizzie Evans will appear at the Grand, Friday evening of next week. Butter, eggs and everything In the produce line at the "New deal." Cheap tected." Jack was equal to the oeca sion. down upon the stack and buried himself.

It was the merest accident bv ana LOT 2 HEREFORDS. J. E. Dodson, Tom Adams, E. M.

which he was found. Bull calf under 1 yr Buliington la and Mathews, Chas. Marx and John R. Skinner, of Osage Agency, Indian LOT 4 HOLSTE1NS. Territory, stopped at the St.

James Everywhere on the streets you may hear the Republicans exultantly asking "Have you heard from Maine Bulls 3 yrs old and over Pryor 1st Wm for cash. The "Neal Deal is the place to get your flour, corn meal and feed, 715 North Main street. last night on their way home from at Lorton 2nd tending U. S. court at Wichita.

Bull calf under 1 yrJ Pryor 1st and 2nd Cows 3 yrs old and older Pryor 1st and Stanley Crandall and Frank Free- zna iand nave moved into a house on Eighth avenue, four blocks east of Cow 2 years old and under 3 Prj or 1st Cow 1 yr old and under Pryor 1st Heifer under 1 yr Pryor 1st and 2nd Main street. Geo. Gray of the Courier resides on the opposite side of The lease of the Cherokee Strip Live Stock Association of the grazing privilege of the Cherokee Strip expires October 1. The Live-Stock Association offered to release for $175,000 per annum, but the last Cherokee Council refused to accept this bid and the grazing privilege is now open to bidders. The Strip contains over acres of land.

The Senate on the 12th was engaged In the discussion of the trust question, following with a debate on alleged ejection outrages in the South, brought on by a resolution offered by Spooner having ref--erence to the killing of Joseph Hoffman at Brenham, Tex. The House passed the LOT 6 JERSEYS. city in fixing the bond of Sheldon of Arkansas City at only $500. Sheldon was charted with shooting at Officer Frank Thompson with intent to kill, and the Traveler says the county attorney insisted on having a larger bond, but that Buckman informed him that he (Buckman) was running that court and persisted in fixing the bond at the small amount named. The Traveler pronounces it an outrage and insists on having the judicial ermine stripped from the judges corpulent frame even at the expense of driving him to the style of dress in vogue before Adam and Eve visited the dealer in fig leaf clothing.

A Telegram representative met Judge Buckman last evening and asked him what he bad to say in regard to the matter. "I do not care to enter iuto any discussion of any of my judicial acts," he replied. "I always feel that I am doing my duty as the law directs, when I make my decisions. When I placed the bond of Sheldon at $500 I tnought it was high enough. The county attorney said he thought it wasn't quite enough but I told him I thought it was sufficient to hold him.

You see we have to take into consideration the circumstance of the prisoner. Bring up a the street and another man connected Bull 3 yrs old and over, Sherwood Roher, The biggest plurality since 1886." Then they produce Blaine's telegram to Harrison on the night of the election, for proof. The facts are, the Republican plurality in 88 was 19,807. In 1884 it was 19,745. With Blaine's personal canvass the Republicans gained only sixty -two votes in four years.

This may be of interest to the local politicians who have read nothing except lstu A Usternout 2nd with newspaper work will move into a Bull 2 yrs old and undor 3 Sherwood and Ro- ner 1st James Kamsey and county convention. V. R. Bartlett, chairman. The Cleveland and Tnarmu Club.

The Cleveland and Thurman Club met last evening in the city building The meeting was devoted to business and formulating plans for an aggressive campaign. Col. C. I. Forsy the was appointed a committee on music.

Among the attractions at the next meeting will be a song entitled "The Red Bandana," by J. C. Evans. The boys are feeling good. They know they have the Republicanson the run and they'll tree them in November, It is said by parties who have been bacfc east that Kansas has received a "black eye" by the people who go house adjoining.

This will be Win field's Printerstown. Bull yr old and under 2 Sherwood Rober 2nd Dresser will make you a 16x20 portrait and one dozen cabinets for $5 for the next twenty days. Several of our citizens will attend the parade of the Priests of Pallas, In Kansas City next week. 1 he best perfumed and purest toilet soaps are sold by Joe Hudson who has received a splendid assortment. Canon City and McAlister coal at the Coal office of D.

Campbell, successor to F. M. Dennis. Bull calf under 1 yr Jas Ramsey 1st Sherwood ttoner zna Cows 3 years and over Sherwood A Roher 1st Amos Snowhill says there is a great contrast between this weather and the kind he experienced during his recent trip to the mountains. He left here with his ice cream clothes on but had no sooner struck Trinidad than he tel Jasuamsey zna Cow 2 and under 3, James Ramsey 1st Slur- Senate bill relating to postal crimes.

The. Oklahoma bill was blocked for want of a quorum. wood ana uoher 2na Cows 1 year and under 2 Jas Ramsey 1st A ustei-nart zna Blaine's telegram. WANTED. A girl to do housework.

Must be competent and neat. Apply at residence of J. s. Lyon, 1C33 Eat Ninth ave. LIBERATED AT LAST.

egraphed for his overcoat and flannel Heifers underl yr Sherwood and Roher 1st under clothes. The melancholy days MARKET REPORTS. AUstemart and LOT 7 GRADES AND CROSSES. when 'tis A little to warm for whisky straight And' a little too cold for beer, Cow 3 yrs old and over Mahan 1st A gentleman from Wichita has pur A Graphic Narrative Furnished by a Con cows 2 years old ana under 3 wm smitn 1st Heifers year old and under 2 Wm Smith strikes Colorado two months earlier 1st, T) IjiTfiOck 2nd than thty do sunny Southern Kansas Heifer 6 months and under 1 year Wm Smith 1st A usternout 2nd. east to see their "wife's people." These people belong t) a class that could not make a liivng in the Garden of Eden, and would give any country a black eye, no matter where they Heifer under 6 mon Wm Smith 1st A Os- A Genaln Holiday.

terhart2nd LOT 8 SWEEPSTAKES. Since the fifth and last great fire, in which so much material was lost, Bar- Bull thoroughbjed any age Johnson 1st live. Kansas has raised enough of Uow tramp who hasn't a dollar, never had a dollar and not liable to ever have a Grain and Provisions. Kansas City, Sept. 12.

Flour Steady. XX. SOo: XXX. fl.0tt& 1.05 family. Cl.OSftl 10.

Choice. $1.45 31 55; fanov. SI.6031 70. Whbat Stronger; No. 2 red, cash, 7V4c blJ -87e asked; October, 16e bid, 77o asked; December, 8114 asked.

No. 3 red, cash, 13c asked. September, 73c asked. No. i soft, cash, Corn Quiet; No.

2, September, 364o bid No. 2 white, cash, 3Sc. Oats No. cash, 20c bid, 20c asked; May 24Ho bid, 26c asked. Rye No bids nor offerings.

Proddck Butter, firm; creamery, fancy; 18c; good, 16o: One dairy. 15s; good to choice 11O120. Eggs, weak at 14j. Provisions Hams (sugar cured, 123c breakfast, baoon. 11 So; dried beet 85o; clear chased J.

M. Romlnie's stock of goods. When Wichita people -vant anything that is good they come to Winfield for it. The Msitor will roast J. L.

Horning this morning. It will claim that "old 76" cannot explain and stick to the text. Let us impress upon your minds the fact that if you want Breakfast bacon you should go to Joe num Bailey were compelled to en "cross any aee Jno Mahon 1st necticut Soldier. The young soldier, Adjutant Henry W. Camp, of Connecticut, who furnishes the following graphic narrative, had been for several months in a Southern prison, had once made his escape and been recaptured, and now within a short time had been transferred to Libby prison.

He was roused, he says, from a doze one morning by hearing a list of names which was being read, in a distinct voice, in the center of the room. All the possibilities flashed upon hiTq at once. He sat up in bed, wide awake, "What names are those?" I asked. "Names of those who are going in this boat," replied Lieutenant Carpenter. produce this year to feed her own people and also that of Indiana and Mis tirely refit their vast show with every Cow with 3 offsprings Jno Mahon 1st.

Thoroughbred herds Johnson 1st CLASS SHEEP thing new, and consequently the disaster proved a "blessing in disguise." Ram 1,2 yrs old and over, The tremendous free street parade of souri, His Other Biame. Yesterday in police court Tom Wright was arraigned and pleaded guilty to the charge of calling W. P. TCorlett2nd Ram lamb under 1 Smith 1st and 2nd Thi ee ewe 1 year oid and over Smith 1 Corlett 2nd the Barnum-London Fifteen United shows this year contains everything Three ewe lambs under 1 yr Smith 1st new and its features and objects are of Hovland a bad name, an epithet that So there were officers goiner. My breath came a little how I listened I had missed one or two at the beginning, but no such a magnificent and costly kind usually means fight.

Tom said the reason he did it was because he had for that when it was first exhibited in dollar, and the fixing of the amount of bail is only a matter of form. Any amount is sufficient to hold him. Bring up a man worth ten, fifteen or twenty thousand dollars and we usually fix the bail at a figure that will make him feel it. Irresponsible men cannot furnish a heavy bond, and if we place the amount at an enormous figure we are censured. People say we don't give the prisoner justice.

In Sheldon's case I thought, as 1 now think, that the bond was sufficiently large. He has failed to furnish the bond, and even should he do so, it will be pretty good eyidence that he will not go away, as nobody would sign Why will you buy cheap, greasy toilet soaps when Joe Hudson sells the very best and purest for less money. Go and see the stock. rib sides (smoked). 9 0.

long clear side 19.40; shoulders. 18.03; short clear sides, 19 40; mess pork, 114 50: tierce lard, 18 75 Cattle Better; bntohv and shipping-. 13.70(24.75; cows, 11.9522.63: Blockers and feeders. 2 30r3 80. Sheep Active sales at 82.25 3 3.25.

HOQS Higher; packing and shipping 15.90 6.30; light, 14 6035 40. New York it attracted at one tim6 ful gotten Hov land's other name. His ly 560,006 persons upon the streets and lack of memory cost Tom $8,25. Jus it is safe to say that our streets and avenues will be thronged with delight. tice Buckman was acting police judge in the absence of Judge Blanchard.

Whiting's Bi.l of Fare, matter; he was still reading names of field-officers. Then came Captains, a dozen or so; Lieutenants; then an Adjutant; and Lieutenants again. If there had been more than one Adjutant, wouldn't they have been put together! "Lieutenant H. Hamp!" A thrill ran through me. Did he mean me? It must be but it wouldn't do for me to allow myself to think so.

I wouldn't think so until I had asked him. As he read the last name, and turned ed and astonished people also. At no time in the history of the world were Allison zna Lot ol sheep not less than 5, 8 mith 1st Corlett 2nd LOT 3 SWEEPSTAKES Ram of any age or breed Smith 1st Ewe of any age or eed Corlett 1st Class Hogs. lot 1 poland chin Botrs 1 year old and over A Hubbard 1st Isaac Ward 2nd Boars 6 mon old and under 1 yr A Hubbard 1st Isaac wood 2nd Boars 8 months old Isaac wood 1st A Hubbard 2nd Sow 1 year old and over A Hubbard 1 and 2 6 mon Sow and litter of pigs Isaac wood 1 Lot 2 BERkshire. Boar 1 yr old and over, A Hubbard 1 and 2 6 mons old under 1 yr under six mon Sow 1 yr old and over 1' 6 mon old, under 1 yr under 6 mon Lot 7 sweepstakes.

Boar any age or blood, Isaac Wood 1 Sow A Hubbard I Pen of pigs 1 there ever so many costly objects, even wonderful vehicles, or such elegant Although Joe Hudson's specialty is fresh, clean groceries, he has added a new invoice of fine cigars and tobaccos. If you use either, try some of Joe's specialties in this line. If you want a nice wall picture of yourself or children it will pay you to Interview Dresser, over Kleeman's store at once, as be is giving them costumes publicly shown as those that his bond without knowing enough about him to know that he would not will be seen here on September 18. FOR THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Sausage, Fish, Oysters, Celery, Chickens, Salt Meats, Melons, Melons.

Cucumbeis. The immense number of new chariots alone are worth coming milas to see. St. Louis, Sept. 12.

Flour Quiet. Wheat Lower; No. 2 red, cash, 91c; September, 9mS924o; December, 93Q95c; May, Corn DuU; No. 2 cash, September, Aie May, Oats Lower; No. 2 cash, 24obid; September, 23Xc bid.

Bye Lower; No. 2 cash, 540. Produce Butter, quiet; creamery, 18120c; dairy, lV17c. Eggs steady at 13c for good. Provisions Pork, 115.00.

-Lard, prims steam, 19.75. Dry salt meats, boxed shoulders. longs. 1 9. 1254; ribs, t9.12.

Ham3.ll2.5a 14.00. Whisky Steady at tl 14. Cattle Strong; choice heavy native steers, I5.1OQ5.80; fair to good, f4.405.15, butchers. 13.50 a 4.50. Sheep Steady: fair to choice, I3.2&34.40.

HO08 Stron er; choice heavy and butchers selections, packing, tC.3J6.50. away, I jumped to my feet, followed him, and laid my hand upon his shoulder. He turned somewhat surprised, apparently, at my appearance, as well as he might be; my toilet had not been elaborate, and was deficient in a few minor articles, such, as trousers and stockings, There was one name," said "which I am not sure I understood Hamp, I think anp among them ar- the golden char iotof Cinderella, marine chariot of Sinbad. the Sleeping Beauty of the The very best that can be bought in any market. Whiting Son.

skip out." This was all the judge had to say. Probably the Traveler took up this case as a retaliatory measure, for the Telegram's roasting of Judge Kreamer and the county attorney who threw a witness into jail and kept him seventy-three days because he could not give bond for his appearance in away. Ka1 EaUte Traasfora. QW Crawford et ux.to Elizabeth Walton, lot blk Arkansas 240 Wal! to Htrother, lot 1, Highland Park Addition to the city or Winfield 2500 Wood, Robinson Crusoe, Blue Beard, Mother Goose, Santa Claus and others, some cf which cost as much as Pen of breeding hogs "1 Class poultry. Trio white Cochin fowls, Pixley 1, Drake 2 Black Drake 2 Partridges WH Gilbert 2 Buff Cochin fowls Pixley LEE Drake, 2 $5,000.

There are thirty golden chari ots, seven dens of wild beasts with you called it." He opened the list; my eye ran down the page in the tenth part of a second. There it was a little too much flourish "Camp, Lieutenant and Adjutant," but no room for any doubt. I took a good breath. By and by he found it; it was close to the bottom of the page. "Camp is my name," said "isn't that what it is meant for?" That your name? Yes; Camp that's trainers in east, two droves of camels, E.

G. Cole has returned from San-francisco, with a splendid lot of novel goods, among them some beautiful satsuma, Japanese ware. These goods are very fine, Indeed. and a herd of elephants many of which In this issue appears part of the list of premiums awarded at the Cowley county fair. The list was furnished by Secretary Wilson to the Courier from which we take it, tor the benefit of our readers.

The fair association desires to give it as wide publication as possible. The Telegram tried to get it last Saturday, but learned that it would take considerable time to get the list drawn off, compared and col district court. The Traveler, however, is correct in its surmise that the bond of a murderer is not usually so large as that of a man charged with violating the prohibitory law of this state. The cases of men with homes in this county are testimonials to this fact. A Great Saap.

We have 320 acres of fine ranch and farm land near Elk City, Montgomery county, Kansas, for sale or trade, at 1 walked back with a wonderful feeling pervading me not so much an intelligent and definite sense of joy as a consciousness of being half intoxicated, with a necessity of putting myself under restraint lest I lected. Strscks Joint. While in the city last evening S. O. Lane who runs a restaurant in Burden stated to a Telegram reporter that there was a Winfield newspaper representative running at large in half Its appraised value.

Reynolds, Hodges Paddock. are harnessed to chariots. There are zebras drawing fancy chariots of novel designs, giraffes, ostriches, llamas, guanoeas. sacred cattle, white mules, ponies, deers, moose, trotting steers, and other animals in leash, cages, of birds, beasts, and reptiles, 308 Norman draught horses, two different kinds of music, a Wild Moorish Caravan, with slaves, dancing girls, Arabian horses, Moors and Algerians with their weapons, Japanese, Zulus, and other strange people; there are also kights in full armor, charming lady jockeys, Paris Olympia Hippodrome Liigni Branmaiowis nenry i mrsK Malay fowls Pixley 1 Drake 2 Black Breasted game fowls 1, Pixley 2 Any variety game fowls Pixley 1, Drake 2 Blk Spanish, Pixley Plymouth Rock, Pixley Drake 2 White leghorns, Drake 1st and 2d Brown leghorns, Pixley 1st and 2d Silver spangled hamburgs, Drake 1st; Pixley 2d Bantams, Pixley 1st; Drake 2d Hondaus. Drake 1st, Pixley 2d Langshars, Wyandotte, LE Pixley 1st; DraRe 2d Pekin ducks, Browning 1st; Gil- bert 2d Guinea fowls, Pixley 1st Best and largest display, Pixley 1st; Drake 2d COWLEY COUNTY DISPLAY Best collection any breed, Kendix, 1 and 2 ducks, Gilbert 4, Mrs A Staggers 2 Lot 1 class agriculture Half bushel' red fall wheat, James Yount 1, I want everybody to know that I will for the balance of this month make one dozen first-class, finely finished cabinet photographs, and one 16x20 portrait for $5.00 and will guarantee as good work as can be done in matrimonial business, as transacted by Mrs.

Deputy Probate Judge Covert was the issuing of the this county who ought to be muzzled or sent to a hospital to be treated for a Chicago, Sept. 12L Flour Strong; choice to fancy winter pat ents, 14.7535 15; bakers, t3.654.00. Wheat Lower; No. spring. 9091c; No.

3 spring, 8586V4c; No. 2 red, 91c Corn Weak; No. 45c OATS DuU; No. 2, Rye No. i 544c.

Produce Butter, steady; Elgin sreamerr. 22)4 23c; choice western, Eggs, steady; choice northern, 1545 16c Provisions Mess. pork. $14.40. Lmrd, 110.024.

Short rib sides, loose. t8.82& Dry salted shoulders, boxed. 7 Short clear sides, boxed, l9.00S9.2v. Whisky Distillers' finishe.l eood. U.20 Cattle Steady; beeves, 16.006.30; steers, $3.

505.95. Sheep Firm; natives, t3.004.GO; lambs, f3.75i5.35. HOGS Higher; mixed, heavy, 16.15 6.75. New York, Sept. 12.

Flour Lower: winter wheat, low grades, 13.1533.65; fair to fancy, t3.755.25. Wns at Lower: No. 2 red, 97K97tf; Na red, 91c; ungraded red, No. 2 red, September, December, tl.005iai.02t; May, tl.05H1.06. Corn Steady; No.

2, 54V4c; ungraded mixed, 6355V4c; No. 2 white, 584c should do something absurd. I had no doubt there was plenty of time before me, and leisurely slipping on trousers, stockings ana shoes, started for the lower east room to wash before roll-calL Passing the stairs, I noticed a crowd around them, and in a moment more heard some one say "They've all gone down now 1" If I were to be left I You can imagine the grass did not grow under my feet before I stood in the office, overcoat on, and valise in hand the latter fortunately already packed. I was not the last after all, and should have had time to make my toilet, though without many minutes to spare. Those who preceded me, and they were the city or county.

H. Beck, Photographer. Eaton at Cambridge. Hon. John A.

Eaton will address the citizens of Eastern Cowley county at Cambridge, on Thursday evening, Sept. 20th at 7:30. bad case of mouth disease. He did not know his name but described him as looking like the running gears of the straw stacker of a ground thumper threshing machine, the patent on which had prevented the manufacture of any more of them. This man, he said, entered his place of business and wanted him to subscribe for a paper.

He gently, but firmly asked to be excused until he could confer with his wife upon the subject, and then the agent gave him a song and dance about letter heads, riders, Roman racing chariots thoroughbred racing horses, performing horses, trick stallions, mechanical automatic steam musical chariots, chimes, bells, all kinds of curious trained animals, mammals, and other amphibious creatures, an army of foreign performers arrayed in the most costly and magnificent costumes, several full military bands in the most expensive uniforms ever made, and altogether really the most wonderful display of rich and costly objects ever seen together at one time in any country on earth. The parade will stretch over a mile of ground, and its cost is placed at $1,500,000, and it will take place at 9 every morning, rain or shine. He will address the citizens of Arkansas City Wednesday evening, Sept. 19th at 8 o'clock. At a meeting of the Democrats of the Fifth ward held la the Telegram office last night the following delegates were elected to attend the county convention: V.

R. Bartlett. A. A. Jack Oats Lower; mixed western, white PaODUCE Butter, firm; western dairy, 12 15c; western creamery, I4a23c Eggs, easy; western, Provisions Pork, steady; mess, 115.55.

Cut meats, steady; pickled bellies, 94310340; pickled shoulders, 73 8c Lard, strong; western steam, spot. $10.45. Cattle DuU for dressed beef at 7494o for native sides. Sheep Finn at 13.5 lambs, t5.2537.00, Hoos Steady at f5.60. following marriage licenses Rasmus Bundy and Montie Ellen Beasley J.

C. Snyder and Miss C. Black. Judge Buckman had a man named Young before him yesterday. Young was charged with obtaining property under false pretense.

His case was continued to the 24th. We did not learn where Young resided. J. P. Baden will ship two car loads produce to New Orleans to-day and to-morrow.

One car will be eggs and the other butter. This shows something of the extent of Mr, Baden's business. He ships a great deal of stuff to the California and Oregon coast, also. According to the Visitor, the late lamented Dr. Sheridan wrote to a certain young lady in this city, a letter by the terms of which the reader would naturally conclude that the young lady was on better terms with the filthy old greaser than most ladies would care to admit.

At least the doctor writes as familiarly to the lady as though she was his confederate and "stood in" with him. son and isnadracn liessinger. The delegates were authorized to select John Mentch 2 Half bushel rye, King 1 Ambrose Brown 2 Half bushel white oats, Teoman 1, Case 2 Half bushel black oats, Sampson Johnson 1, Rinker 2 Half bushel red oats, Sam Roseterry 1, John Young 2 Half busbel white corn, Sampson Johnson, WP Cochran 2 Half busbel yellow corn, Moses Nixon 1, Lane 2 Half bushel sweet corn, Cochran 1, Hollingsworth 2 Half bushel pop corn, Geo Vanway 1, Fred Roseberry 2 Bundle flax, Hayden 1 and 2 Bundle red clover, Isaac Wood 1, Willie Wood 2 Bundle mammoth clover, Isaac wood 1, Willie wood 2 Bundle German millet, Hayden IDG Roberts 2 Bundle small millet, Hayden 1, Cochran 2 Bundle orcard grass. Hollingsworth 1, I8SL3.C Wood 2 Bundle alfalfa, Isaac Wood.lst: Willie Wood, second. Bnrid'e timothy, Hollingsworth, 1st; Willie Wood.

Id. Pk early Irish potatoes. Holt. 4, Brown, Pk late Irish potatoes, Sumpter, 1 and 2 sweet (Nansemond) Jas Coulter, l-t: Crawford, 2d. Pk sweet potatoes, white or red, Jas Coulter, 2d.

Pk beets, red, Cochran, 1st; Hoi- nearly all, were drawn up in line in the lower halL While we stood there another officer came down. The name of Stewart was on the list, and had been answered to; but his name was Stewart as well; was not he the man? How number one looked at him I But there had been no mistake this time; and number two, poor fellow, sadly went backup the stairs to his prison. It was enough to make one shudder, like seeing a drowning man clutch at the plank which floats your head above water, miss it, and sink. A Troublesome Rock. A patch of coral, reaching to withW fifteen feet of the surface, has been found in the midst of deep water in the Red Sea, after three expeditions had unsuccessfully sought for it.

Attention was first directed to it by the loss of two vessels which struck on it during 1887. The dangerous and quite remarkable rock, whose presence is not betrayed by broken or discolored water, is almost out of sight of land and not far roia the course over which hundreds of steamships pass yearly, so that this discovery is a fortunate and important one. envelopes, eta. to all of which he was compelled to turn a deaf ear, because of an opportunity to procure those articles of home manufacturers. Then the agent walked across the street and told some of the citizens they had better have Mr.

Lane arrested as he was running a joint, which story he has persisted in telling elsewhere. Mr. Lane requests that the truth or falsity of the agent's story be established even at the expense of Mr. Lane's arrest and trial. He was warm and leaded for the fellow should he come that way again without a muzzle on.

their own alternates. M. E. Johnson held a mortage on some goods belonging to J. B.

Harden in this city and it appears went to Harden'? house and took the goods without the consent of Harden. A civil suit has been commenced in Justice Buckman's court, and it is proba Farting: Names in the Mlddl. On March 13, 1886, N. Kate Gentry filed at Washington an application for a patent on a "remedial cosmetic." She failed to obtain her patent because she parted her name in the middle. The examiners held that tha signature was defective, as she had failerJi to write her Christian name in fulL On ap-, peal the Commissioner sustained this opin ion.

The law recognizes but one name the first one and unless that is given in full the signature becomes worthless ixoufc- legal standpoint, Mr. Kelsey of Oxford, a miller of long experience has purchased an interest in the City Holier Mills, with Kirk Alexander and commenced work yesterday with the firm. This will be a good addition to the firm, and Mr. Kelsey 's capital and experience will strengthen this already solid and prosperous business. ble there'll be fun and fees for officers, witnesses, lawyers and jurors before the case is settled..