Wichita Daily Democrat from Wichita, Kansas • 1

v. tL.Jt DEVOTED TO A 8TAUNCH WICHITA 4 ml I I DEMOCRATIC And Her Interests. JOURNAL. NO. 13 WICHITA, KANSAS, THURSDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1887.

VOL. J. FLASHES SOCIETY SCRAPS. "Bbeicbbs havers" is the very latest; no FIRE ii, more tailors, If you please. GENEKAL FREMONT, "Old Pathfinder" Examined by the Paolflo Investigating IMS I IE SALE CASUALTY AND CK13IE.

Firemen's Train In OoUls-lon at Holden-Two Tramps killed. ur reply to a young lady's query; "How NEWS NOTES. No damage was done the tobacco crop about Dan vale, by the recent frosts. Eight French fishermen were lost recently by collision In the British channel. I The railroad war on the lines between Cincinnati and Bt Louis came to an end on the 26th.

j. The Bulgarian agitator. Veltchaff, baa From Ocean to, Ocean the soon after her mother's death would it be proper for a young lady to get married," society journal says i A quiet wedding with none but relations and intimate friends present could take place from four to six Electric Wires Echo the News, months after tne death of the lady's motner. -NEW FALL A Nxw York society individual, in com Three Children Killed Near Quebee While Playing; With a Bomb-Apache Indians been expelled from Roumanla for libeling Prince Ferdinand. i The, General Tells How He Left the Railroad Business For the War Then Baglng.

menting on the expenditures of ladies of cociety for dress, claims there are at least one thousand who annually expend five A stock company has been organised at Tramps a School Belton. Ma. to bore for gas and water. thousand dollars, or one hundred dollars The weU will be sunk 1,000 feet if need be. per week.

Beyond these there are scores Denny Lyons, the notorious New York House Near Moberly and Burn it Down. Eeported to Have Gone on the Wir-Path Grime Laid to Colored Huoni Oonvioti Eevoltt General Thomai Ewing Testifies to the Allegations of General Stone Every Thing Legitimate. who spend from ten to thirty-five thousand dollars a year. rough, has been convicted of murder in the first degree for killing Joseph Qulnn, the Our New Fall Goods are in, comprising the very best makes of Shoes man Never refuse soup and never ask for athlete. Postmaster General MoClellan.i of Nova second helping.

"He was such a fellow now, as would ask for more soup atdinner," waa the condensed criticism passed upon Bald Knobbers in 'Christian Scotia, haa been unseated in the provincial Parliament for obtaining nia election ny bribery. County, Missouri, Before the Bar of Justice. The Enterprise Brewing Company of some one by a famous English exquisite, and really It is more comprehensive than would appear on the surface, since one person at the table may keep others waiting ufactured. Our Philadelphia has made an assignment to General Stewart. The assets are stated if be ask for a second dish of soup.

to be (350,000. Fob the benefit of the curious in the mat A Texas Officer Gets the Drop 8. 8. Bpangler baa been arrested as Children's Department principal and three other men as accessories to the murder of Milo MoCaBkey, of Ness City, Kan. on His Man and Sends Him to Kingdom Come.

ter a reliable authority on etiquette has said in regard to using the handkerchief at table: "It is always best to avoid, if possible, the use of the handkerchief at the table, and when it is necessary to use it, do it as quietly aud quickly as possible. The act of blowing the nose is not a becoming Mrs. Jennie Thorney bas been arrested at Lynchburg, for attempting to pass a check for $15,000, supposed to have been An Irate Colored School Teacher in Fort raised or forged. United States Marshal Banks, of Massa chusetts, has sent vouchers to Washington for enough money to bring bis liabilities Scott on the War Path Over the Recent Decisjonv t-. Bonnd to Get There.

within his bonds. James 8. Cowlin, importer of laces and small ware. New York City, has made an contains all the choice goods made in Heeled Spring Heels Solar Tip that give the best satisfaction for school Special to Wichita Dally Democrat. assignment with 1160,000 liabilities, of Fom Soorr.

Sept. 28. The May- which 175,658 are preferred. 2 he assets aggregate about (65,000. hew school, which wax abondoned two week ago beaause of the mixed school The President has issued a proclamation suspending discriminating duties of ton iijrht, was to hove' been' re-opened to-day, nage and imposts on Bpamso.

vessels and bnt HfoLsmore, the negro aohool direotor, manufactures from Cuba, Porto Rico and the Philippine islands. Nsw York, Sept. 25. General John C. Fremont was prominent figure at Friday's meeting of the Pacific Railroad Commission.

He had bean subpoaoced at bis New Jersey home by Sergeant-at-Arms Walsh, and had come to testify with reference to some of General Stone's statements to the Commission when it was in Leavenworth. General John Fremont took the stand. He said he had, with Goneral Ewing and others, paid for the Leavenworth, Pawnee Western railroad in 1860. It had then titles to certain Indian lands and some preliminary surveys. There was scarcely any construction then.

In 1864 be became leatranged from one of 'his colleagues and retired, receiving about what he had paid. He never had a hand in buying votes and knew nothing of any suoh Improper use of money. "You were not in the business of buying votes at that timet" put In one of the Commissioners. 'No; about the time of these alleged transactions I was pretty actively engaged in the field," replied the General with smile. He then retired and, at his own request, General Thomas Ewing took the stand and made this statement: "I have asked tbia opportunity to make a statement respecting my connection with the Leavenworth, Pawnee St Western Railroad Company, which in 1863 became a branch of the Pacific railway, and especially to tell what I know about certain contracts, alleged to have been made by that committee In aid of the passage of the first Paciflo railroad that of 1862.

I was connected with it as a director about one year from June, 1861-62, but never had an active part in its The' real manager of the company was its president, J. H. McDowell, vice-president, A. J. hacks, and treasurer, General J.

C. Stone. They had absolute control of the affairs of the company for more than a year before I became a member of the board, and for a still longer time after I left to enter the army. They went to Washington at the opening of the Congress of 1861-62, to aid in passing the proposed Pacific railroad bill. I did not go there uulil late in the session, in fact not until the bill had passed the 'and was well on its way in the Sentt.

I remained but a few weeks and yjii before it passed the Ben-ate. Igf or again met with the board or hiwAmrut.ivn ornnmittee for tha reason Holms, Sept 29. At 8:80 o'olook yesterday morning a tearful railroad accident occurred here on the switch north of Bluhm'a elevator, by whlcu two persons lost their lives. The special excursion train of eight couches, carrying the New York veteran firemen on thsr return home from their recent visit to Ban Francisco, was passing eastward at a rapid speed, when it suddenly turned on a switch which bad been left open through carelessness of Tardmaster George Tutt 1L The train there collided with a freight standing on the side-truck, wailing for the excursion to pass. The freight engine and tender ware completely demolished, and the pasaenger engine, tender and baggage car were badly wrecked.

James Heed and William Ramsey, two negroes living at Warrensburg, who were beating their way home from Kansas City on the front end of the baggage oar, were instantly killed. Their bodies were terribly mangled, almost beyond recognition. The veteran firemen showed their skill and experience as experts in gathering np the remains of the bodies and in restoring order in the chaos of the wreck. Several of the regular passenger were bruised aud slightly Injured. SOKIBODT TO BLAME.

Quibko, Sept. 26. A shocking affair has just been reported from the Island Orleans. Friday, four little ohildrcn belonging to the family of P. Gnodbout, a farmer living close to the camping ground where the Dominion Artillery Association htld its annual competition a few weeks ago, went out to pick up pieces of exploded shell.

They cume across a large shell which undoubtedly had not exploded after being fired. Their curiosity being aroused, they set to work to dissect the fuso, and applied a lighted match, the result being that the shell exploded, killing three of them Instantly and Injuring ttie fourth so seriously that his life is despaired of. The mother has been unconscious ever since, aud her recovery is doubtful, INDIANS OUT. Nooalks, Sept 24 Private tele-grama received here stum that the major portion of the Indians out the Ban Carlos reservation have gone on tike war-path. So far as oan be learned the cause of the outbreak is not known.

So' far no one has been killed, but depredations on stock ranches have resulted In much loss, and the intrepidity of the Indians outrivals all past exploits. The troops at the camp north of town have been ordered to prene The International Cigarmakers' Union has re-elected A. Strasser, of Buffalo, as declared that he himself would, at the head of the colored children, lead them into the ohool in spite of the decision of the ooort aud the board of ednoation deoided not to open the school until Monday next, when oresident. H. 7.

Jones, of Mobile, was elected treasurer. A magmncent goia watch and chain was presented to Mr. Strasser. i they woald take steps to resist an inva Advloes say that the Spanish Governor of sion. Ponape has been killed and that many wounded have taken refuge on a Spanish Thejiegroes are almost a unit in the Wear.

Our Misses Shoes are elegant. We have a High Top Shoe for school wear that we will sell $1.50, pontoon. The insurgents are masters of the island. Two war ships have been sent or interesting occupation at the beat of times." Is discussing the proprieties of the use of the words necktie and cravat, in polite society, an Eastern paper says: "Enpiish authorities do not indicate an appreciable preference between the two words. Both are proper; yet, of the two, we prefer cravat, partly because it is not a compound word, and partly because it has a rational and Interesting history- It originated among the Croatians, Croats, Crabats or Cravats, as they are called, who fist made the wearing of a handkerchief a fashion." The newest of figures for the german at the resorts is the This requires six railroad tickets for the ladles, six placards for the gentlomen and a whistle for the leader.

The gentlemen fasten the placards around their necks, while the tickets are distributed among the ladies. Upon the signal from the lcador the orchestra plays a railroad galop and the gentlomen march into the room imitating a train. At the sound of a whistle the. train stops and the leader calls the name of one of the stations upon the placards, when the lady with the corresponding ticket takes her partner, the rest following according to their destination. The society young ladies of Now York have for thoir latest craze the "hair album." Young men are besought for a lock of hair, and the request is such a flattering one that they are only too happy to comply when the right damsels apply.

The contribution Is tied with a whit ribbon, and goes into the "hair-album" along with the hair of a crowd of other fellows. Over It will be written the name, age, color of eyes, date of receiving the memento, and general remarks as to personal appearance, which may or may not be complimentary, as the album is never to be seen by any other then feminine eyes. The-young ladies are as proud of their trophies as an Indian warrior is of the scalp he takes. HISTORIC NOTES. Wood engraving as an art was known to the scene.

i determination to hare their children attend the white schools, and a committee of them waited opon Judge Hill and Judge Ohenanlt to-day to employ them to assist in oarrying the case to the anpreme court. The total assets of the insolvent Colum bia Bank of Philadelphia, according to the inventory and appraisement, are smiauzo. Doubtful assets, consisting of notes, bonds, mortgages, etc, of the tai value of 159,504, A School Fired by Tramps. are Bppraised at Special to Wichita Dally Democrat. About $10,000 worth of silks, laces and Mobbrlx, Sept.

28. The school fine dress goods were seized at the New York custom nouse recently it was The Regular Price of which is $2.00. We are thought they belonged to a dressnmkei named Kennedy. The goods bad been aklk honae in the Terrill distriot, two miles sooth of this city, was destroyed by Are Inst night, probably by tramps who had taken shelter there from the rain storm. It was one of the bent in the ooanty and Iuiiy sewed insiae gooos oi interior vaiue.

li. tt MAEKET REP0itTa ttrala ana Provisions. 8t. Louis. Sept SC.

the loss will fall heavily on the patrons of the school. immediately on returning to Vmrrn Oulflt: XX Ss.lftail.26: XXX. i2.ia Congress I was offered and ac fancy, patents, 3.80a4.0CI; fam Christian County Whippers on Trtal. cepted a commlsslou to raise the Eleventh for the march, and are standing'' indor ily, K.40&2.00. I Shoe for $1.90, worth $2.50.

Our Ladies' Kansas Infantry volunteers, and I there Wheat wean ana mo.oit; no. srea. coin, Special to Wichita Rally Democrat. (Do; October, 88K69io; November, TO upon dropped the business of the railroad BrarxoriBLD, Hept. 28.

William 70X01 May, 7i7Ko. company and never after had any thing to Cork Steady; cash, Ootoner, do with it. While in Washington on that wo; May, $2.00 Shoes are Beau-tics, In Hand Welts occasion I recollect to have Joined one or more of the gentlemen named In executing Oats Dull and quiet; cash, 28oi Ootober, four or five contracts with persons whose names are set down in the lists, in regard i8o; May, K8140. Roberts and Jack Hiles were tried to-day before Jndge Ereket on the charge of whipping and driving E. P.

Helms from his homestead near Ohadwiok, Chrintinn county, March 1. The defendant were represented by able counsel who sought to sho'w that Helms was whipped for his evil to which General Stone waa recently ex Ktb Neglected at 4Btfo selling. Barlit No market Prodoos Butter, unchanged; orsamery, WZ arms. Business has almost entirely suspended here, and thsetreei? are filled with people discussing the Ufur. A NBfe 6 WAS.

Gbmnwoob, Sept. 2ft. A negro named Henry Ti Zr killed another negro on the Tallahach; jriver about two months ago. An attest was made by colored Masons to lyiti him, but they were prevented, a V. Standi taking Taylor into his house 4 protecting him.

Since then both TMat and his wife have disap-pearedyOne day last week body was found On the river, which proved to be that of iylor, aud the impression is that Masons made away with both him his wife. George Evans, who was Ranged here July 27 by a negro mob, was amined by this Commission. The company had at that time a charter from Leaven itioi dairy, Eggs, firm at 18c. worth west and a right of purchase of cer and Turned Goods we excel anything made. Our Men's Fine Shoes are models of jexcel- ence, and with prices always the lowest.

Provisions Fork, new, 115.00. Lard, ss.ftKfl .85. Dry salt meats boxed shoulder K.fflU: tain lands of the Denwares. It bad noth doings only. To morrow the Judge will instrnot the Jury concerning the law in the case.

ing else save the hope of being made part long dear, I8.87!4; clear ribs, short clear, l8.WB.m. Hams steady at I.S.OOau.OO, of the facino railroad, wnicn tne Kan sas people greatly needed and desired to WniSKT-Bteady at 11.03. Cattls Steady; fair to choice heavy native Andy Adams and Isaac fihiplan were have built, xuere was no possiouity oi steers. I8.9rxa4.7t; butchers' steers, I8.40i34.10i feeders, st.7038.80. LYNCH'S BIG SHOE STOI, building it except with Government aid.

brought in from Tansy county to day on SuiBP-Steady: fair to choice, ss.10134.00; The people of the country were Ignorant of and inattentive to the pressing national need of the Paciflo railway and the feasi lambs. 8.704.46. the charge of Intimidating homesteadors. Judge Krekel fixed their bond if eaoh, whioh they succeeded in giving. Hoas Firmer and stronger; choice heavy and KANSAS.

bility of Its construction, as immediate exi WICHITA, Orden by Mall Promptly Attended to. butchers' selections, H.0US.15; mixed and choice packing, 4.704.; Yorkers, H.7US4.85. gencies absorbed all Interest: It waa indispensable that the subject should be thoroughly and ably represented to Con An Insane Priest CHICAGO. Sept. t.

FLOVB Unohanged; winter patents, Special to Wichita Daily Democrat. gress and the country by tne press and nersonal discussion with committees and 4.90; Southern wheat nour, S3.9o4.; soft spring wheat patents, l4.0D34.no. flivBBOM. Hent 28. TH Her.

Whbat-No. spring, ouavuo; NO. spring, Father Denney, who has charge Munch- Ko; No. red, 71c members of Congress. The oompany had no means whatever to obtain such service exoept by contracts for stock and lands, the en Catholic ohoroh in this eityover ten year, has become insane and tl morning value of whlcn were wnolly dependent upon LffB 10 II the passage of the MIL I am not at all willing to admit that such employment of men was Improper.

Like contracts are recog he was teken to St. Louis, whea he escaped and ran several miles westof the city before being captured. He is in a eritioal condition and will Be taken to St. Louis as soon as possible. There are various rnmors as to the xaase of his 'insanit nized by the courts as legitimate, and every man knowa that no measure of mixed pub In famished rooms, when, by paying 10 or $20 down and $2 to 5 per week, yon oan famish vour own room and pay the oash in a few months rent.

COBM-NO. 41041X0. OatsNo. Mo. Bra-No.

47o. BABI.KT No. 76c Prodoos Buttor, steady) creamery, 18(3 3Ho; dairy, MdiWa Eggs, steady; fresh, 16tf $17)40. Provisions mess, 115.0a1 Lard, 8.40. Short rib sides, loose, 18.28.

Dry salted shoulders, boxed, 85.18x35.30; short olsar sides, boxed, 18.603885. Whisky Distillers' finished goods. 11.10. Cattls Steady; common to good shipping steers, t2.ttX3lo.00; lockers and feeders, ll.X3 2.B0. Sbiif Firm; common to good natives, 18.80 4.4;lambs, per 100 pounds.

Hoas-Slow; mixed, I4.40ii6.00; heavy, 84.50 05.15. Niw York. Septic. FfcOtm Finn, common to good extra Onto, I3.00i34.75 choice to fancy do, 4.864. Whiat Heavy; No.

1 spring, 70 ungraded ted. T7iaa3wo; No. 8 red, 81c; September. 7SX 1 'HI -tot- lic and private interest was ever enadted by Congress or any Btate Legislature without the employment of men to present and discuss it before committees and in the press. I never heard of these lists until 1878.

General Stone is reported to have testified that they were prepared In the fall of 1863, a year and a half after I had ceased to participate in the affairs of the company. I never heard of one-fifth of the contracts named in these lists. More than half the names in them are of persons I knew or met. Whatever contracts may have been made by any of the gentlemen named while the Paciflo railroad bill was pending in Congress before I went to Washington and after I left there I know nothing about them. There whioh has apparently come over within a week, bat nothing definite is known.

Killed the Woman He Loved, Special to Wichita Dally Democrat. LwoLti, Sept. 28. Heinrioh Beer shot and killed Augusta Seifert near the Bnrliugton and Missouri depot about six o'clock this evening. Two shots were fired both of whioh took effect, and the girl died instantly.

Beer then placed the weapon to his own head and pulled the trigger, but supposed to have been lyncnod Dy coloreq Masons because he had killed one of their number. The feeling Is getting to be strong that the colored Masons take an oath in their secret organization to avenge the death of a brother Mason. ANOTBEB BALD-KNOB ORGANIZATION. LiTTtii Rock, Sept. 28.

John Hard-castle, a farmer living near Mountain View, Stone County, with a large family dependent on his labor for support, some time ago had trouble with a neighbor about the ownership of a drove of bogs and was warned to leave the country. He started to move, taking bis effects In a wagon. Five men followed him, and two of those, conoeallng themselves in the underbrush along the rcadside, called to him, denouncing him as a hog thief, and daring him to leave the wagon. He seized his gun and advanced toward the spot, when the men in ambush opened fire on him, filling his body, head and arms with buckshot. The assassins are under arrest.

Rumor connects them with an organization similar to the Bald Knobbers of Missouri. TWO SLEEPI.NO MSN MURDERED. Sam Fbanoisoo, Sept. 26. At Indian Valley, about two hundred miles south, John MoArdle and J.

C. Reardon attempted to file on a land claim previously entered by Newton Azbell, the two former claiming there waa a defoot in the lattor's papers. A bitter dispute arose, and yesterday Ax-bell went to the cabin built by MoArdle and Rearden and shot the men while they were in bed. They died Instantly. The murderer, who is a man of family and had hitherto borne a good reputation, surrendered himself to officers lute in the day.

So far be refuses to talk. REVOLT OI CONVICT MINERS. Kkoxville, Sept. 26. A mutiny of convicts is reported at tne Knoxville Iron Company's coal mines at Coal Creek.

They refused to go in the mines Saturday and the guards opened fire on them, wounding three or four, one probably mortally. The cause of the trouble is said to have been the refusal of the superintendent to move the coal away from the mouth of the pit, thus proventing the free circulation of air. A VILLAIN. Dover, N. Sept.

A. Crosby, treasurer of the Laslers' Productive Union AND CALL AT 8DK0; Octaber, 80o; November, 81KQ81KO; lu iaiUTTnOMoiis to its Introduction into Europe. lx 1077 John Hayward was appointed by the court at Boston the first carrier of mail in the United States. The United States Mint was established in 1793, yet the dollar was the monetary unit seven yoars previous to that time. It was not until 1701 that the coining of dollars began.

Regular stage lines were first established in this country, between New York and Philadelphia, in 1756. In 1773 the first trips were made between Now York and Boston. The clock business in America was begun in 1793 by Eli Terry, a Connecticut man. The first form of clock constructed by him had wooden wheels. In 1814 he invented the first short shelf-clock.

Boston's first theater was opened in "Board Alley" in 1792 and was called the "New Exhibition Room." The first piece presented was called a "moral lecture," and was entitled "Dougla9." Plays in this theater were often interrupted by the sheriff in support of the State statutes. The name of the magnet is said to have sprung from an ancient Greek shnpherd named Magnes, who discovered that tha iron of his staff adhered to some dark-colored stones in his pastures. To Friar Roger Bacon, of Oxford, in 1258, is attributed the first practical knowledge of the magnetic power. An Italian named Flavio Gioja, it Is thought, constructed the first regular compass in the year 1800. It is written of Benedict Arnold that when a boy he was the especial aversion of his schoolmates.

He loved to torture insects and all small animals, and would scatter around fine pieces of broken glass, and watch for barefooted boys to come along; and then when their feet were bleeding, he would stand by and laugh at them. Dogs, cats and birds all seemed to know him, and hurried to get out of his way. INTERESTING VARIETY. Uitdeb favorable conditions electricity has been found to travel at the rate of miles per second. Is boiling meat for soup, uao cold water to extract the juices, but if the meat is wanted for itself alone, plungo into boiling water at once.

Fob forty years George Washington and his wife shed the light of true conjugality upon the' world, and during that time the faithful husband bore next bis heart, suspended from his neck by a gold chain, a miniature of his adored wife, "Lady" Wington. Contrary to general belief, elear well water haa been found to be almost free from minute organisms, and the same may be said of clear streams. Many learned writers on the subject insist that each drop of water is teeming with animalcules, but that, it is asserted, is a popular error. It has hitherto been supposed that the highest mountain in the world was Mount Everest, one of the Hymalayan range, feet high, but this honor is now claimed for Mount Hercules, in New Guinea, which soars to the tremendous altitude of 82,716 feet or five times that of Mount Washington-in New Hampshire. A Pennsylvania man is tha owner of a calf that is attracting much attention.

Its hind legs are six inches shorter than the fore legs, are double-jointed and are larger In proportion. Each is supplied with two distinct, perfectly-formed feet The hoofs of one foot and half the hoof of the other foot on each hind leg is used while walking. The other half of the hoof on each inside of the foot projects horizontally exactly like the spurs of a game cock. The body of the naif is large and well formed. The short hind len give the calf the appearance of a December Sft83Ko; May, 88K80O.

Cork Stronger: ungraded, eo51Xo; No. 1, 6OM0; 49X50o; November, SO the cartridge failed to explode, and before waa no occasion for them to be made known to me, and they were not. he conld repeat the attempt he was eap 50 11-ltto; December, 50Ko; May, 61S(c. Oats Fairly active and Inn; mixed western, tlftttto; white do, 85340c. Ryx No market Barlky No market The contracts named In these lists as published, of which I was cognizant, to the tnrred and looked np.

He says he had best of my recollection, are tnose witn m. been trying io get Augusta to marry him for some time, but she would not, and to Pro visions Pork, quiet but firm, at 115.35 C. Bratney, Lathrop, Latham, Johnson and King. I may have known of one or two others, but without the list before me I can for old and M.X for new. Out meats linn.

day he determined to kill himself. Meet Lard, 838 points higher; western steam, 16.67 ing the girl he invited her to take walk. not now recall any. I never knew of any oity steam, 88.80. Produce Butter, firm; Western, 18(3240 contract or arrangement with Mr.

Dole. He again proposed, and when she refused, western creamery, 18(324o. Eggs, in fair demand The contracts, so far as I know, were made In consideration of legitimate services of western. M310KO. Cattlb Active, firm ant higher; common to the character I have named.

I have never drew his revolver and shot her. Killed by an Officer. Special to Wichita Dally Democrat prime native steers, t3.7535.70; extra do, 1S.85Q 5.45. 1 Rhiip Steadv for both sheep and lambs. had reason to believe that any person with whom any contracts were made had or was (Eaoy Payment aunoosed to have had any corrupt or lm Saw Antonio, Tex 28.

Sheriff Lewis received a telegram this Extremes, 8.754.90 for sbeep, and 15.60(37.00 for lambs; general sales st 14.1034.70 tor sheep proper understanding or arrangement with any member of Congress respecting the and 86.0088.76 for lambs. 1 Hons Steady for live hogs at t6.50Q5.7O. Kamsas Crrr, Sept 86. oontainlng the information that Ben Shely was shot and killed near White Oaks, bill." Domestic Traced. 240 North Main, yesterday, while attempting to escape Fair, a married man, has absconded with Haverhill, Sept 26.

J. H. Abbott, a widower about fifty years old, shot from officers by whom he had been arrest FxODR-DuU; XXX 80S Bio; family, ttwatl.06; choice, 81.8931,85; fanoy, 81.451.60; extra fancy, tl.6631.S0; patent 81.8031.85; rye, ti.aoiad.5U. I the fair receipts, amounting to 000, ana is accompanied by Mrs. Emma Oawyer Lord.

He leaves an aged mother, a broken hearted and killed his daughter, Mrs. Mamie vara-mlngs, aged twenty-eight, last evening, Whiat Higher; No. I soft winter, oash, 's Where you caa fiad FURNITURE id endless variety, wife and two children to suffer for his evil ed. Ben Shely was well known here, beluga brother of Oapt. Joe Shely, lately of the State Rangers, and a native of this oiy.

He was reoently indicted" for alleged A4Uo asked: May. 780 bid, 780 asked. and then shot himself dead. He had been drinking heavily of late. He lived with CORK-Steady; No.

8 cash, 880 bid, spec doings. He left them penniless. tHilcao BoolallnU. bis daughter's family. Mrs.

uummings ial, 860 asked regular; September, 860 bid; Ootober, 85Mo; Novembei, bid, tee asked; the year, 860 -asked; May, 88 bid; 89o Cliamber fcnd Parlor Suits, Oarpets and Rugs, Pianos and Organs, Stoves and everything you need to furnish your house theft of stock, and It was on a oapias is busband was away from home at the time of the murder. No cause for the tragedy Sept. 26. The Socialist Labor uked. I Oats No.

8 September! asked; May, 86X party held a meeting at the west Tweutn Street Turner Hall yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Parsons occupied a front seat. T. J.

sued from this county that his arrest had been'effeoted. The telegram was signed 0. W. Griffin, a deputy aheriff of Uvalde If early 12,000,000 bonds were pun wod complete, on weekly or monthly payments. by the Treasury on tliu Ui bid, 87e asked.

1 Srn-No. 8 cash. 40o bid, 46e asked. Becretary Whitney of the navy speaks in enthusiastic terms of the new dynamite PaonuoB Butter, steady; creamery, fane S80; good, too; fins dairy, Ko: store packed, Morgan was the principal speaker. In the course of his remarks he said that Socialism could not be stamped out by hanging lta advocates.

He said to every capitalist there were hundreds of Socialists, and if cotty. A Race War. Special to Wichita Dally Democrat. gun experiments. abnloa.

111180. Earn, firm at 140. j. Jit ZQj Provisions Hams (tuirar cured), llei Nearly all the coal miners of Southern In breakfast bacon. HWo: dried beef, to; clear I dlana are out on a strike for increased Dahas, Sept.

28. Two hundred rib aides (smoked). I8M: long clear sides, wages and the miners' federation scale. negroes in Mstagorda county, Texas, are 80.40; shoulders, 15.25s short clear sides, t.W; During the eight mouths of this year mess pork, 816.00; tierce lard, so.ou. OATTL-Aatlve and steadTi oows.tl.8038.50; 862,849 Immigrants landed in this oountry, nnaer arms to avenge the murder of a colored constable Miller, while serving writ.

One hundred and fifty white sheriffs against in the same time lust year. aj.axas.OO; shippers, t8.5534.10; teed- they began to hang Socialists they would soon find themselves out of rope. The usual resolutions were adopted. A Illgnmoh Doctor. CliVjsland, Sept.

26. Dr. George A. Hennlngs, a well known physician, was arrested here to-day aud locked up for big- way- Great Hsusd Froishsr In an interview at Tucoma, W. Bonn- deputies are on the scene and the Houston Tf, H.7533.85.

Bnnp In demand: sales at ti.15A8.7S. tor Leland Stanford said that his proposed university would be for poor young men light guards have been erdere to Brsaos oonniy. A confliot is already reported but is not aathentio. Boas Steady; packing and Skipping, 14.564 4W light tS.6034.itt, I giraffe when running in the pasture. SKORTHMAlA STREET.