The daily eagle. [volume], June 04, 1884, Image 4

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M M MUHDOCK U BROTHER, Proprietori.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL ITEMS OF NEWS.
FestUal at tho llaptlfct church this cvou
'J)g. i rullman, Mack&Co.' circiif will exhibit
j at Clieucy, to-morrow.
The street commifbiotier is doing some
excellent work just now in cleaning up the
alleys about the city.
The funeral of JIastcr Ilirry Drier took
js place jcterilay afternoon at 3:00 o'clock,
ami wa quite numerously attended.
Y. A. Hay, formerly proprietor of the
Valley house, in thin city, will leave to-day
for Kingman, on the hunt for a new loca
tion. Mrs. M. I.. iancr, at her home on Mar
ket ftrect, lia-. a honey Mickle which lias
grown between eight and nine feet In
length this spring.
Dr. Crosky received a very line thorough
bred bull terrier puppy from Detroit,
Michigan, by Well", Fargo .t Co.'s express
Monday c cuing.
Mahion Lallin began breaking ground
yesterday for a new dwelling to be erected
on Topcka atomic, one block south of
Douglas avenue.
Kev. T. W. "Woodrow will preach at Kurt
veil hall Sunday evening, June S, -at 8
o'clock. Subject, "Character." The pub
lic arc cordially im itcd.
Ileal estate transfers were extremely
lUcly yesterday, aud more deeds were fded
for record thau there has been for any one
day lor ocr a month.
Our iriend George Pratt, the head of the
Chicago lumber jard, welcomed to his
home and amis jcttcrday a line boy upon
which fact we congratulate.
Fuller, the grocer, received a lot of new
peaches lat SaturJny, which found ready
sale at three for a quarter. We believe
these were the lirst of the season.
I'hc manuscript of the proceedings of
the right of the way commissioners of the
St. Louis, Fort Scoot Ac Wichita railroad
were filed with the legister of deeds jes
terday. The Kvfii.i: bulletin lio.ml was the nu-
leus ol attraction in Wichita jesterday
alteruoon, and the new, from the Chicago
conention was eagerly nought alter by
people of all patties.
The ladies ol Uie Hapti-t church are mak
ing extcnsie preparations for their festival
and church social lobe gien this cen
iug, and which no doubt will be largely at
tended. T. V. blackmail, ot this olhce, jetciday
rccehed a photograph from a friend at.Mcd
lcinc Lodge showing the tree upon which
the murderers Itobinon, Wesley aud Smith
were hung.
The good people ol Cheney aic alieady
beginning to euthtisu over a prospective
big time on the Fourth. Committees hae
been appointed, and 100 epene money
been raied, all looking to a grand cele
biatlon at that time
A match game of hall will be played at
the base ball grounds to-mono w afternoon,
to which eerjbody is invited. In the
evening the ball club will leceive a benefit
at the rink, at which time theic will be
priu ski.ting, bicycle riding ami other
llllllst IIICllls.
Salandcr V liio. have opened a lirt-ol.iis
Ice cream parlor and confectionery store
nct door to the Golden ltiileMore, where
they will be pleased In welcome the public.
Their quarlus are fitted up very nlcily,
and Ihey propo-e to keep none but the
best of stock.
The boaiil of couuty commissioneis re
sumed their si-sMon jesteidav molding as a
boaid of equaliition. The day was- spent
in comparing the assessments of Union,
I'aik, Pajnc and Ivechi tovvnships, lint as
no complaints were made the day p.iscd
without any special business being done.
To-day the boaul will hear complaints, if
there be any, fiom Delano, Minueha aud
Wichita townships.
Considerable amusement was ollVied to
the average politician la-t evening by the
l epoi t getting abroad that Lj neh, (co lorcd)
of Mississippi, had.been nominated forviee
Iresidcnt. Thoe not -very well posted ac
cepted tiie storv in open-mouth wonder
ment, aud it was quite amusing to liitmi to
their discussion of the merits of the sup
posed colored nominee.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Fryer was the scene of much enjoj incut
Monday evening, the occasion being the
celebration ol their tin wedding. Quite a
large party of intimate friends assembled,
and the evening was spent in social inter
course and the discussion of a choice
spread of edibles suitable to the occasion.
Mr. and Mrs. Frjcr were the recipients of
a number of handsome picscuts.
The Caitvv right Chapel Methodist Kpis
eopal church twill bo dedicated June ir,
1S34. The dedicatory services iv ill be con
ducted by Kev. 1!. Kelly, of Winlield, Kan
sas, assisted by Kev -. Hewitt, ol the Pres
bjterian church, and Dr. Phillips, pastor of
the M. K. ilmrcli, of Wichita, Kansas.
There will bo aseimonat 11:00 a. m. and
also at 2.00 p. m. A basket dinner will be
helved at the church, free for all who do
not bring lunch with them. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all.
V. C. C'AKIWKIC.in,
President Hoard of Trustees.
Prof. P.. L. Davi, of the State Norma!
at Kmpoii.i, passed through the city yester
day on his way home from the Indian. Ter
ritory, where, in conjunction with several
other gentlemen, sevcial of them of this
"City, he has leased a whole township, or
2-1,000 acies of land fiom the Indians for
grazing purposes. The tract is located on
the Pawnee reservation, only a short dis
tance from the agency. The interested
parties iu this city are Mr. Gcllispie, and
Maloney, Packard . Co. It is their pur
pose to fence this large body of laud and
stock it with cattle. Mr. Davis contem
plates leaving the Normal and giving his
attention to stock raising.
BAD ACCIDENT.
Mr. William M. Thomas, the aged rather
of Al. and Frank Thomas, came near meet
ing with a fatal accident yetcrday after
noon at about two o'clock. He and his son
Frank w ere seated in an open buggy, and
had started for the races at Carey 's park.
In attempting to turn from Main to First
street, one of the buggy wheels caught in
the track or the street railway, causing the
vehicle to nearly capsic, throwing Mr.
Thomas, who Is a gentleman or nearly
seventy year, out upon the hard ground.
Unfortunately he struck the ground upon
his s-houlders aud the back or the head, in
juring the spine to such an extent as to
cause temporary paralysis. Ho was picked
up iu an almost insensible condition, ami
removed to his home on the corner of Elm
and Lawrence. Dr. Owen, who happened
jo be near by, hastened to his aid, and af
forded him such tieatment as his injuries
warranted. We are pleased to stat thitat
this writing Mr. Thomas is very much bet
ter, and his complete recovery is liut-a mat
ter or time.
DISTRICT COURT.
The June term of the district courliiiaml
for Sedgwick county convened a 9 o'clock
jesterday morning with Judge II. C. Sluss
on the bench. The following wa the order
of business for the day:
' SUte of Kansas v. A. U'icgand; defend
ant pleaded guilty tp iolatlng the prohib
itory law, and was lined $100 and costs and
ordered committed until paid.
State of Kansas Ye. G. W. Vulgamore;
same action.
State of Kansas v. A. Vi. Snyder; same
I action.
! State of Kansa- s. M. Jioad; same ac-
tiou.
i Slate ol Kansas s. J. Altaian; same ac-
lion.
I.o.ma A. Daws s. XcUou Daws is the
I title of the case next called, and is one
1 which piomisci to be of much interest, as
; the parties to the suit arc very wealthy and
1 havcaiicxtendedacquaintance. The plain
I tifl,Loana A. Dais,sues her husband Nel
son Dais, a wealthy citicn of 'N'aeo town
ship, tor a divorce, heavy alimony and the
custody ot their children, charging
him with adultery and willful
neglect. Dais files a cross-petition charg
ing the plaiutitl with adulter-, etc. The
plaintiff is represented by Dale & Dale and
Sv. 11. Stanley, and the defense by llatton,
Ruggles and Parsons. A jury trial was
demanded and granted, and most of yes
terday was consumed in getting a panel,
but finally the following gentlemen were
sworn, after which court adjourned until
il.00 o'clock this morning : J. W. Wingard,
J. II. Aley, S. M. Neagle.S. C. Sommers, II.
F. lfakcr, J. C. Major, K. Dodge, Win
Kacl, John Small, 11. llliun, Y. II. Xich
ols and S. S. Casad.
PERSONAL MENTION.
.Mr.. Frank Harl7ell, wife of Mr. Harwell
or the furniture lirm of Moflitt t Hartzell,
arrived here from Topeka last evcning.aud
iu future will make her home in this city.
We acknowledge a eiy pleasant call jes
terday from Judge Hill, of Ft. Seott, W. B.
Crouch and J. A. O'Juiil, of Cincinnati, and
Prof. Dais, or the Emporia State Normal.
L. K. Slade and W. M. Pierce left yester
day for tho east, and will .spend a month or
more -visiting friends and relatives.
Ldvvard Benn, Garfield ; F. L. Fife and
mother, Newton; Fred Harris and Miss
Kealph, Belle Plaine, and Charles I). Mom,
Topeka. registered at the Occidental jc
terdaj. Mrs. It. J. McKim, wife of the proprietor
of the Ticmont, dcpailed .Monday night for
the east in lcspoiise to a telcgiam that her
uncle, who lives at Columbus, Mo., was
lying at the point of death.
Mis. C. H. Abbott left on the morning
train for v Infield w here she will pay 3Irs.
Kev. Kelly a isit, after which she will go on
to Buidtn a adclcgatc for the women's for
eign miss.ioti.iiy socletj-. She will probably
be gone -c ci.il weeks.
Mr. S. Glover, a pioiniuent capitalist
from Delaware, Ohio, ha put chased a poi
tion of J. H. Mead's ground on Lawiciae
avenue and will at once lake steps looking
to the erection of a eiy line lesidence.
Mr. G. is a thorough going business man,
and we aie glad to welcome him to Wichi
ta as a permanent jeMilunt.
Prof. Sylvester Smith, of Wanda, HI., is
in the city looking after his real estate in
teiests He is so impressed with the busi
ness outlook of Wichita that he is now se-lioiislj-
contempt iting moving here to live.
II. Dolhotl", LI Dorado; G. A.Camp,
Prairie Center, Kan.: Joseph McDonald,
V.'estville, Ohio; W. M. Crowley, Corning,
Iowa; Dr. L. Campbell. Chillicothe. Iowa ;
S. A. Haskell, and W. It. Rogers, Ifelle
Plaine, Ivan., weie at tin Douglas Avenue
vesterdav.
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I Mr. Wm. Livvson is dangeiouly Mi:k,.mtl
I gi iv e appieheiisioiis :ue entertained as to
I hi- lecovcry.
I Gtis. Horth, Chilliiothe, Ohio: W. W.
I Clu-ly, Chicago; P. T. Hall, Pekin, ill. ;
land J. A. Wier, Kansas City, auhcd.it
j tiie Tieuiont yesteiday.
1 Dr. Turnei, ol St. Louis, was iu the oily
j yestculay.
I)i h. Oldhai.i and Work, ol Chailestown,
Iml., arrived iu the eity Mi. uday on a pros
pecting jaunt.
.Mr. and Mrs. Flank Wild, a newly mar
lied couple fiom Topeka, and who will
make their ftttitic home iu Arizona, stopped
over to piy Mr. and Mis. Charlie Adams,
or this city, a visit.
Mr. M. P. Birnes.uidMrs. O. I). Barnes
and children will leave on the train this
morning for the ninth, going fiom here di
rect to Kalamaoo, Mich. They will spend
the entire summer in vi-itiug with liiends
and relatives at their old homes in the
Wolverine state
LAND SLIDES.
, The following leal estate transfers weie
i lecorded iu the register of deed's olliec
yesterday.
O T. N-ash to G. II. Ulackwiider, KWacies
j in n e qr ot section 20, tow nship 10, range
i 4, west; f 1,000.
Alice Powers to John llecd, lotsNos.'TO
and 7S on Filth avenue, in J H Mead's addi
tion to Wichita; i.'iOO.
Geo II Ulackwiider to J. It Arthur, 100
acres in southwest iiuaitcr of section 21,
tow nship 2S, lange 2, east : 5-4,000.
FannioJ Mullcrto MEStevvait, lots 17
audO, on Fnipoiia avi line, in Midler's ad
dition to Wichita; SiV).
J G Taylor to Kuiin i Uansh, lot 70 on
Chicago avenue, in West Wichita: 000.
James II Seal to Anui C Leach, lot 10 on
Slicruuu avenue. Lakeside addition to
Wichita; $140.
James C Neltlclon to Geo II Ulackwiider
100 acres in soutbe ist quarter of section S,
tow nship 2S. range 2. cast ; -?1,G0J.
N FNeiderlander to Lvdia E Dreumcn,
lots :i0 and 40, on Texas avenue, in West
Wichita: SISI.
Dolpnau Ilutchings to Cuts A Maikin,
lots 110, 112, 111, 110. U$, 120, 12J, 121, 120.
12$, ISO, 132,131, 130. 13$, 140, 112, 111, in
block 14, and lots lofl, 111. 113, 11.1, 117, 110,
121, 123. 125, 127, 12J, 13.1, 133, 137 and 130 in
block 11, all Iu Oime & Phillips addition to
Wichita; $!,3u),
John Bced to V B Williams, lots 70 and
7?. on Fifth avenue, in Mead's addition to
Wichita: 300
I Robert E Liwrence to Ifpnrv W l.iw.
rence, 1 aud i acres iu northwest corner of
section 20, township 2rt west, 200.
Henry W Lawrence to Robert K Law
rence, forty acres in the northwest corner
of section 2!), township 27, range 1 west:
$2,000.
LBFciTclltoOvven It Stocker, lots 230,
232, 234 and 2T; on Fourth avenue, aud lots '
24',, 231, 233 and 2.13 ou Fifth av enue, all in
Ferrell'a second addition to Wichita: $170. '
Jackson Shank to Homer Smith, 140 acres
iu the southeast quarterof section 13. town- ,
ship 27 range 2 cast; $3,000.
United State to Alex Hamilton. 100 acres
j in the northwet quarter of section 21.
township it, range 4 west; patent
United States to John Atfield, 100 acre,
south half ol the southwest quarter or sec
I tion '.yand the south half of the northvvet
I quarter ot section 30. tow n 20, range 3
' west; patent.
United States to Samuel Hutchinson. 10)
acres, southwest quarter of section 13,
i town 2i, range 4 west; patent.
United States to Carlton L Miller, 100 i
acres, southwest quarter of sectiou 24,'
j tow n 20, range 4 w est : patent.
AT THE RACES.
1 The races at Care 's Park v eterda after- j
uooii were ery largely attended, by both
those who were financially interested in
the result and all loers of fast nag?. The
race was a half-mile dash for $100 a side.
' There were three horses to enter Cyclone,
Brown Prince and the Hoover horse. The
judges were Tom Jewell, Mr.McSlullcn and
a gentleman whose name we failed to learn.
Arter considerable jockeying, the animals
(were started, Brown Ptincc in the lead,
the Hoover horse getting a bad start, and
falling slightly behind Cyclone. Betting
was lively, and a large amount of money
was wagered a? to which hor-e would win.
C clone kept the second place until about
half the distance was made, when this fleet
animal got down to business, and the way
it covered the ground was a terror to those
who had backed Brown Prince. The race
aud stakes were easily won by Cv clone,
Brown Prince second and the Hoover horse
bringing up the rear. There was some lit
tle " kickiir"'" done by those who lost their
money, but mi tho whole it was one of the
best running races had in Wichita for some
time. One of the mo-t interesting features
of the races was the exhibition pacing done
by L. C, Wood's horse, which is an excel
lent animal, aud a graceful and speedv
mover.
A very tine two story frame building has
ust been completed on I'mporia avenue,
two blocks north of the Tremout, by Mr.
William West.
TRIED TO KILL HIS WIFE.
Springfield, Mo., June 2. This communi
ty was thrown into an intense state of cx
cxcitcmcut jesteiday, by the report of an
attempt on the pait of J. F. Bartlett, living
near here, to kill his wife. It seems the
couple engaged in a fjnarrel, and Bartlett
assaulted his wife with a butcher knife.
Mrs. B. was not dangerously wounded, and
the would-be murderer is undergoing a
preliminary examination in a justice's
court.
Forllent A four-room house. Ap
plv at J. A. Wallace's, implement
h6ue. 14-21
MINISTERS HALF RATE TICKETS.
The Santa Fc has decided to restore to
ministers and clergy men the half late
privileges that were in cflect before the
railroad commissioners' law went Into cf
fect. This piivilege can be secured as
fonnallyby application to the local agent
ol the company at either the union depot or
Douglas avenue station. This is a gener
ous act on the part of the company and will
be appreciated by all interested jiai ties. It
is the intention to include their wives in
the granting of the permits. 14-ditw 1
Go the Santa I'Y bakery for one of
those loaves of i-ream -team baked
bread, fresh every day. ll-ot
A room to rent in a private house"
southwest corner of Market and Eng
lish streets. Inquire on the premises.
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The popular live cent i-igar, the
Spanish, fur ale at the Central drug
store, opposite poslollicc. 1 l.'Jt
Try the Spanish live eenf cigar, at
the Central drug store, opposite post
otlice. ii-2t.
Chris. Pea 1 re has tiled the plat of
Greinbustfiu's Slh addition, and is
now ready to --ell the same. Partie.
contemplating building should -it him
and -eenre -0111c of thi- properiv.
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lla's. Caps and uents' fumi-hing
goods at 1 he Star Clothing House,
sign uft lie big star. 1-tf
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
I oiler fm sale for a lew 1 ly s .1 tr.u t of
laud within the city limits, containing
neailv live acre of kiml. The liucsi ti.iet
oflaud for gaiden purposes iu llievalliy.
For 1111lie11l.11 inquire of Win. Mathevv-
sou
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Koss.
A good diugbtisiue-particular-)
cinjuiiv of
for
Inne-
ale.
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Dve wiiil
Hats :uid ilothing.-i spc i:d-
l)ieses cleaned iir dyed
r. ft" Main street.
without
rip
tf pin;
Men's and ho Clothing lower than
the lowest at the Star Clothing House.
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Go to A. U Gore for pure ice cream
and Peruvian beer the best in the
world. 1-tf
1 lacker ic .laekon have made ar
rangement with the Fori Seott Flag
Stone Co. to Irtndle their (lagging.
We are now prepaied to give prices on
all kinds of -sidewalks and residence
walks iu Ike city. All work warrant
ed'to irivc iitisfacfion, in the gray or
blue stone. Nacki:k fc Jack.son,
."i-lf Contractois.
Dissolution Notice,
(First publication May SI, ISM )
Notice is hereby x'icn Hi it the lirm of Helta
my .V North, known as the Wichita rvmg nml
Hooting Co., 1 liriebr ili(,-olod fiom this- il.nte,
nmt that tin-l)iisini--st wilt tie rnntiniird under
the ilirei t siijiervl-ioii of II. It Hi'llwny aloup
Wichita, Kansas, Jtar.s. lv-
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ANTA FB BAKERY.
ECKHARDT & SCOTT, Proprietors.
No. 40 Main Street,
MUNSON'S.
Materials for White Dresses the inexpens
ire and the costly kinds aro shown cheer
fully to you.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. . ,
ltobert Jacks, proprietor of the Star
Clothing House, is the pioneer cloth- j
ierofthcVallev. 1-tf !
Go to the Cheap Cash Store, Doug
las avenue, one floor west of Citizens'
Bank, lorauobbv suit and low price.
1-tf T. W. Coverdaw:.
PASTURE.
I have 210 acres of pasture, two ami
one-half miles from the city, all well
fenced, plenty of good water. Cattle
pastured at C5 cents; per month.
tf E. I Fokd.
Every farmer "wants the Estcrly
Binder. For sale bv Parkinson &
Gluut. " 13-lw
Parkinson & Glunt arc having a line
trade on the Estcrly Binder, which is
admitted by all to be the boss. Call
and examine. 13-lw
ORGANS TO RENT
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White!
Underslrirts!
Gauze !
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ROBISON BROS.
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21 Main
Dress Lawns!
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Colored!
Silk!-
thU State v. extra ininlln and 'i;?'! linen f-
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Wheat!
Wheat!
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Horse Shoe Store!
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Silks!
If von -want .-. icxl lilsc's. silk at 'JlcrnU thnt H soM at ("i-eclal al t St.'ir.yi to tlipStn-rr
DeallnicSlore.
If you want a gem in black silks al l.ei) thatnrosnlil elK!whern.i'tralr1falii lorl 35ri
t Junes .t Rues.
A inasnlflcfiit lino of Guinct ami Uiiunrt Silks
Innfi A. IIo-.
Dress Goods!
Hpsnitlftil ilostgiM iu siimmrr ilrrj irooMi I'latn nml Hren-tat .tti-ot. 5lln ItiU m, Ijibh
trvs, .I-r-i'j- Clotli, llenrli-tta. l'nmleanil tlm l.itpsl nftvillli
Satem.v retlmvd froui "fl -." to 7.rn.
Tricot reduced from $1 '.'. to 90u
cjwv rednmlJ)oM -i-l 'Jfi to S.V
Ctdl and
Magnificent Line of Parasols !
All-Over Embroideries & Laces!
Just
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It Pays to Trade at
Dress-making Department Up-stairs.
insrcsriES
CXT"Y" C A .RIRI A (3-33 SKTOJ?.
BLOiSS&JWELVIN,
M:tuufnr(iiri'rH of
Fine Carriages, Buggies k Spring AVngons.
Repairing, Shoeing and Plow "Work Promptly Attondud To
'oiith Mnln .Stnrl. iift to iiMiprr'i Mni,,. .
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(ansas Furniture House
-wfioi.ns.M.i:
Dealers in all kinds ol' Furniture
ff"0'inc ami cxninlim our y)l
wlicrc, ami l convimnil tlmt vi- mean liiismos.
This is Simply to Remind you Mial at
Li8,o!,Lawrei ice's Drug Stor'c
YOU CAN ALWAYS PROCURE
VUUK DKUCis AXI) MIIDKIXMS. I'M NTS, Oll.s
CILASS, AllTISTs MATKUFAli AND 'VOll.Kl'
Pure Wines and Liquors wiiicli will be sold
in strict accordance with law.
Lawren ((
1 88 Douglas Avenue, Wichita, Kansas.
P METROPOLITAN
ICLOTHJXG TFOrSK!
1 am till In the riu.
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M. M. FECHHEIMER,
Aldricli
! Wholesale
2 Goods, at Kansas Oily "Prices.
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Wheat!
Bargains!"
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Silks!
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Dress Goods!
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ft'eecired.
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