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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-03
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION

At this writing, Thursday morning,
we have no news of the final action or
conclusion Of the the convention called
mt Cincinnati in the interests of the
Democracy and of those who do not be-
licve that Grant has made good pres
ident. We made arrangements for a
special dispatch to be sent to Newton
the moment the child should be born.
but whether the this issue Of the EA-
GLE will contain the name of the Off
spring that that grooming mountain
has been laboring to bring forth we
cannot now say. But to give our read
IRIS some of the cnna;~.:-,e- 49, IA
talks as they occurred at Cincinnati on
the 29th and 3oth we publish extracts
of dispatches sent west which we
gather from various sources.
On the 29th rumor was circulating
all day, creating no little stir, to the eff
feet that Horace White had received
letter from Trumbull, in which letter
he had withdrawn his name as candi-
Richard Smith Of the Cincinnati Ga
Ectfc got in from Washington and
brought the news that Greeley is sick
Of the Liberal business, and that the
Tribune viii in all probability support
Grant. MFR. Smith feels authorized to
say that if Davis is nominated Chief
Justice Chase will come out i'm an opcn
letter against him In favor Of Grant.
A Sunday morning dispatch, SAYS:
number Of delegates arrived last
night and this morning, but they only
strengthen previous indications as to
candidates, and show coclusivcly that
the rivals will be Adams and Brown
and Davis aud Curtin. Trum-
bull is as dead as Moses. The DEM
-ocrats have given notice that they
will not support him. They remem-
her the Civil Rights bill and the Freed I
mans BnreaH bill, and they have no
forgiveness for the author of these
measures. Sehurz aud Blair have been
c!oscted with the managers of the con-
vcntion all day. They are for Adams,
although Blair prcteuds- to be for
Brown. The Missourians here have
already become respondent at the pros
poets of their favorite.
Palmcr's friends arc trying to kill of
Davis and get him in for vice-presi-
dent with Adams. with promise Of
cabinet Office to Gratz Brnwn to paci-
~ his friends. The Davis faction arc
circulating reports tonight that the
Adams nomination is in the interest
of Grant because Adams cannot be
elected, but this docs not seem to dam
age the Adams cause.
1t is also given out on very good au-
thority that if Adams is nominated
there will be democrat candidate put
in the field, but II is safe to cay, no mat
ter who is nominated here, there will
be democratic candidate. The inn
possibility Of harmony is becoming
more spparrat every hour, and with
the arrival Of each additional delegate.
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OLD VESUVIUS.

Old Vesuvius is again vomiting fortl
destruction to life and property. Fo,
several days the volcano has been very
active, new craters have opened and
fire, smoke and boiling lava is thrown
out in immense volumes. The villages
Oh the mountain sides are being desert
ed and people stay in the open fields.
Up to the last dispatches over two
hundred people had lost their lives.
The bay has for days been covered
with boats containing people watching
the grand and appalling sight. When
the heaviest eruptiOns take place the
earth is shaken at Naples. 1t is stated
that several tourists have lost their
lives. Dispatches Of the 28th say that
strong wind carried showers of burn
ing cinders and scOria as far as Scrafa-
te and Halemo. The prccaution was
taken to flood the great powder maya
zinc at Scafate. A stream of lava near
San Sebastian is sixteen feet deep, and
the village is still in danger. The king
has gone to San Sebastian to direct
measures for the relief of the inhabi-
tants. The desolation has been terri
bic. A thousand acres of cultivated
lands have been overwhelmed bv ashes
and lava, and VINEYARDS and farms are
out of sig ht. The loss Of life must
have been heavy, but is is impossible
to ascertain the number of victims.
The dispatches Of the 3Oth from Ma
pies say: This morning there was
sound as Of thunder, accompanied by
discharges from Mount Vesuvius,
which is blowing in this direction to-
Cay, carr. iIg dense cloud Of smoke
and ashes over the city, the ashes fall
ing in the streets like snow, and already
reaching the depth of two or three in
chcs. The rumbling inside the volca-
no continues, but 10 fresh craters have
opened and the lava has ceased flowing.
Showers Of sand have succeeded the
rain Of the ashes which was falling.
The eruption now is accompanied by
fearful electric phenomenon. Light
ming darts necessarily from the summit !
Of the volcano, and the quakings are
more violent and fire.
lucnt. The thunder is continuous.
Burning cinders, stones and scoria are
falling fast and thick in the town of |
Massadonia, which is entirely desert
I'd. Is the fearful history Of Hcrcula-
,can and Pompci to be repeated?
lave the late fearful earthquakes that
nave almost shaken the globe any con-
lection with this eruption?
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Notice.

u :. L.xp DsFISE,
WICHITA, karsszs, April e. is7t I
Complaint having bren catered ri tisis osEes By
John krukenbury against Aisr~d Bailey Tor ID
verse Usage ding No lsxo, dated s~pt- 9, Is-l.
ter and The southwest quarter Of TIE sou,neasf
qaarsrr Of section =. township &c south, rznxr
west, in s<dfwick eounfy. Kaa<ae, with view
are hereby sumnoned TO appear ~ this ensee On
ne lah day Of June. isss, ~ 10 s'c,ock n m. 20
respond ard farnish testimony concerning sid
alleged abandonment
ANDREW AKIN. E~Sisrsr
W A. SHANNON, Ee-ei~1 m.t-X
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-03

AT meeting of the board of commits
sioners of Harvey county at Newton on
Tuesday, each congressional district
was declared municipal township and
voting precinet-twenty-iwo and
fwenty-three, range one west, twenty
three, one east for the first district :
twenty-five and twenty-three. range
two east, and twent, three, range one
east, forms the section district. The
rest of the country forms the third
district. The county election will be
held on the twentieth day Of May
Sedg,cick Citu Gazette.
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Notice.

L. $ LAND OFFICE,
WICHITA. ksnsss, April -, lc.s
Complaint having been catered NJ tbs Office by
Nancy Foulks against T. d HiIliard and 3. A
Patterson for abaadoning Usage Glings Nos Los
and 1855, dated March r., ls73, snd Nav a. 1871
upon the southwest quarter Of section II, ownship
q south, range / west, in Sesiywick ccGn;y Kan
sas, with view to the cancellation Of said lings
the said parties are hereby summoned 70 appear
1t this Office on the lst das OF June. Is.5, st >
o'clock a. IN !, to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said ailegrd abandonment
ANDREW AKIN, Register
W A SHANNON, Receiver ays,-A
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Ncie

Q. : LAND VFFffF.
WICHITA, Kansas, AiTii -, Isl.
Complaint having been eniersd ~ this oflicr b.
4. G. Peck against e. W smith for abandoning
his homestead entry No iss6, dated Jaiy ~. ~.
upon the northeast quarter Of section 30 township
- south, range west. in Sedgxick county, HAN
sss, with view TO the csne4iiston Of said entry
che said parties hereby summoned 60 app ar
a this once On the ssh day Of June. Is7s, At ~
o'csnck n m 10 respond and furnish ;estiu4,ay
concerning said alleged abansionrl~Et
ANDREW AKIN, Register.
W II. SHANNON, Reerivrr. mys-tS
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-03

When Young man Of Dubuque asks
young lady to ''fake his arm,'' she
gazes on him with n vaccinating smile.
n. B.-This is as low as we shall 90 on
these small pox jokes.-Boston Adrer-
Use.
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THK q. g. LAND OFFICE

The total amount Of business of the
u. s. Land Office at Wichita i'm cash for
the month Of April, was $50, s44.75.
Homcsfads, l5,44l. Indian lands, A., 1875.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-03

The contract for building the iron
bridge over the Little Arkansas river
sand creek, WAS let Yesterday TO the
Hing bridge company .-Sedgtcick Ga
-efye
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SheriF,s Sale.

! STATE or KANSAS,
ayDGwIcE AoUSTr,
Thomas Royal
Marks Wetherar
by sirtse 81 special execution 20 nae directed
aud delivered, Issued out Of The Sinfh District
tonrtof thr state ~ Kansas, string IN snd a.,
>rtgvisk county, IA said sfsse, witt on
Saturday. the eleventh dsy Of MAY. \. - fs7z,
between the hours Of nins o'e;oek \. n aud Tong
O'clock ?. ~ Of satsi day, - DIR '~h~siHs osh~e
door, in the Gtty q Wichita. in the county and
state Aforesaid, eer IT public sale aud ssil ~ the
highest bidder. for cash In hard " satisfy Judy
9i and costs In favor Of Tbasnas Roy al tfs f,i
loving described real estate property. fozwit
Lot number hffy-aipe t6J, Typeks avenue
Mead's addition 10 the city of wishfts and build
ing thereon, said property 10 be ssld ~ command
ed by the sstid specis! execution
JOHN MEAuttE: shsriE
BY cyoRGs D. Anoen, q ndev sheriff
iT2
I.Inrs 1et;niiocb. tf,ornry for Plaintiff
t-sv
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There are little less than iOG. 200
miles of railroad in the world.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-05-03

Judge Delahay. of the United States
District Court of Kansas is to be im-
p.arha1
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Notice.

I. =. Lksb Ofrres
Sfesrrs, Esss~. ap.fs a. tgsz
Complaint having sers ssi~rsd THE sGee ~
Dssts ssssss<t Tssau~s A Hsfisy fss ss,xs-
asnss< hs' ss'ss~-frsd ~strY. M. IStS, dss>A nsy
IL. h,iy as,ss tbs northeast quarter ~ %-<ssss -
sDsg%hsy ~ sssfh, F@sgs >a<t, is Harvey ae<ss~
" -t4sans Win SBsu H. fh~ eef-es slafss>ss 81
s-sa snfp. ne ssad PARTIES kershy sssss4s<sei
20 sSt'esr ~ ttss o4o~ on The 1es exs ~ MAJ,
isI, ~ n'stss,t ~. 10 re<k<-ss and farsssh
tsfsrrsfsny ~ossessnsng .ss1 slisrs4 ssssssf<ss.s
AsDRks aEts. Esrisses
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Tilton has fallen in love with Ole
Bulls baby.
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Quantreli is keeping Mexican ranch
es lively
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Notice..

LAsp OryfsgF
Wirsurs. ksnsss. April ~, !s7g
t9fps'tal fsi Ind h~eH .bfersJ this Ssn.e Ay
Thomas sifnssr against David y Hs~Ara f,f
shnsdontng his hssn~sfesd -n;ry, M - a.ssf
criob~r ~ leo, uTr,n tho half NJ M s<,asf
"esf gSsrst and vert half Of he s1afhs AL mar
ter of action .. township ~ rssr~ ~.ss In Ma
seY eoanfs. kssss~, win si~~ q, ire eSsse-fts-
non "f ssid entry. the sad parties sr- hss.by
snnsio1tsea Co spt~ss 81 this ss1~ ts~ 1Id day
- Iays iSs2, al 10 sfsivsh 4 10 r.stssn3 ami
forsssh fsr'fssny concerning s.sd alleged ais.a-
doBsesn, k~DJ.tG AKIN ues,.f.,
W A sHAasos, keesf.sf. apis q
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u. S. Revenue Tax.
CoLLKcIOE's OFFICE, DISTRICT or kansas
LEAvKSwohTH, April 20, ls12 (
The assessment list Of income tax for the wear
ending December 81, ISL. and Of special tax for
The year ending May /, 1913, has been placed in
my hands by The Assessor Of Internal Revenue for
the District Of Kansas, and fine same IL due and
payable for the County Of s-dgwick 10 Deputy u
: Collector NJ. V. Il. Sheafor, at Burlin yton on
or before May 20, iS1e.
To each assessment remaining unpaid on the
18th day of May, ls12. there Will be added fee Of
twenty cents, for demand notice, - and to each
assessment unpaid on the 3ah day Of May Is7s
will he added penalty OF five per cent . which
SAID penalty will be collected with and as part OF
the orr ginal assessment
GEO. r. ANTHONY.
Collector Int. Rev. District If Kan
NOTICE .-For the convenience Of tax payers, i
VIII be at Wichits May fish, fs12, to receive
taxes as above. " v. Is sHEAFDR,
my3-I bepnry L. = Collector
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Alaska bellies gamble and drink whis-
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Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS
SotSrr or sEpswIek
Before W. II. Rosrke. . Justice q tNo
Peace in anil for the lily of Wichita IN SAIL eo,rs
~ aud STATE, J. I. Iioims. ef al piss u ns re- A
) Reed, Defendant
Defendant will take notice that on IN. Iita dss
of April, \ ID is!:, an srrt~r cf stfar hnsrul a.
issued against him by sfore.aid Justice fof tn
sum OF Sis -. for rent jew~lry .Aop ani good.
sold ppd delivered to d~tendsnt ri his rs.,aest,
and that aIlesa h. make answer h~furr thr tssh
day 81 May, 4. u, is71 Judgment win h~
'ieretl against him for aforesaid sum ssd psopsrty
soiifo satisfy said Judgment.
JAMES MctULLoTH,
apl9-3w Attorney Tor fisintin
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u. S. Revenue Tax.

api9-Gm &c. DAYTON, Proprietor.
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~, p, -
IN LaTlliih UfeaJ HhOW coming
We received Yesterday the following
1ot,cr from p ~ r,,rrm ,Lo croot chow.
rn".5 Wv
INA" u '"0 "0''o' II VIII e"P'"'" '''''1 :
43S Firm Avenue, New York,
Oct. |, 1872.
Mr., EDIroR: Dear Sir-lt may not be
unknown to you that | have fitted out
the greatest Travelling Exhibition on earth
and exhibited the same through New
England in 1871, and through the Wos-
tern States IgrcatIy augmcntcIJ in the
Summer OF 1872. now propose to trans
port my entire Show to all the principal
towns in the Southern States during the
winter Of 1872 and 1873.
My Immense show consists Of a great
National Museum, M~cnagcrie, Caravan
and Hippodrome Combined. An Exhi-
bitlon which is as absolutely Novel, Col
ossaI, Exhaustive and BowiIderingIy Va
rious as money and experience can make
1t, and which 1 transport through the
country BY means OF nearly 1000 men
and horses, 1t IS larger and more com.
prehensiye than onyslZ shows On Earth
Ny Museum collection, besides contain
ing a Whale, nearly IUO lcot long, con-
sIsts Of IU0,0v0 Curiosities, including
rare and unique specimens IN every dc,
Partmcnt OF Natural History, works OF
Art, numerous Ingenious and expensive
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PcteTSOn's Magazine,

For November is onour table, ahead of
all others. It is an unusually good num-
Der, even for this frst-class lady's book.
The principal Steel Plate, GA Game Two
Can Play At" is from al origira! picture,
and is a capital illustration of one of the
best stories We have read for months. A
prominent feature of this Magazine is its
copyright Noyelottcs, two Of which ap-
pear iu"this rumber, "Lihdsay's Luck"
by Fanny Hodgson, and "Bought With a
Price," by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens, both
very far superior to the continued stories
to be found inmagazinos generally. Brit,
as a contemporary says, the stories, the
fashions, The patterns, in short, eccry-
Thing in Peterson is The best q lis kind.
The price of tli3 Magazine, too, IS anoth.
err thing in its favor. 1t is but Two Dot
LoRs A YEAR. The Prospectus for 1878
is published with this number, and we
lind that the prlces to Clubs are astohlSu-
ingly low, viz, three copies for $3.50, with
a superb Mczzotint (lG inches by 2ol,
''CuRIsr WEEPING OVER JERUSALEM" to
the person getting up the club or six
copies for $500, and a copy of the Mag
a2ine for 1878 as a premium to the person
getting up the club or eight copies for
$1,000, and both an extra copy and the
premium engraving to the persons getting
up the club. For large clubs The prices
is ercn %Iorer, a choice. of six splendid
premium engravings, for framing, is given
for fifty cents extra, to subscribers for
Jefferson" for 1878. Specimens of the
Magazine are sent, gratis, if written for.
Subscribe to nothing else until you have
seen a copy of this popular Maga2ino.-
Address CHARLES j. PETERSON, 500
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Mr. Barton and Mrs Maloy, both Of
whom escaped.
The bridge was composed of timlaa
set on masonry on the two sides and
was about twenty feet above the country
road. The bridge was on 0down grade
Of obou. eighty feet II will DO noticed
th-t nothing was wrong with the bril Co.,
but that tho cause OF t-ho.accidelt uc-
cured nearly five hundred feet from the
bridge.
1t is worthy Of especial remarl; that
no person has over boon killed. while i'll
side q chr on this Railroad, Tho few ac-
cidont5 which have occurrod-Cnd they
have been very rarc-rcsUltod in no f.
tai accident to any Of tho passengers.
This accident, was, by far, the most
disastrous that has ever occurred in the
history Of the Road.
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Pressed with Work.

We have been and arc. now so pressed
with work thatit will be impossible for dsto
complete the Minutes of tAe Sweetwatar
Baptist Association, before the meeting of
the General Association at Cleveland next
Saturday. We have the Minutes Of three
Associations on hand, at present and will
turn them ont just Qs soon as possible.
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Our friend Bob. McCallie, of Madison
Vile. was in town last Monday, "dressod
out of the ashes," with his "nine bilor"
beaver on. He said they took him to be
HARRISON, at home, and did not know
whether it was an insult Or a compliment.
HARRISON can probably solve the problem.
'.Bob" had an eating house at the Fair,
and kept u good table too, hence he can
afford to wear a nine biler, and good
clothes, especially when be is out on a
counting expedition.
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Mr.. W. j. McIntire, Agent for Il. Ii.
Lloyd & Co., paid US a visit last Monday.
lie is selling the celebrated Lloyd Maps, of
the different States and the United States,
also beautiful Bible pictures mounted on
rollers. Don'tfail to get one of his Maps.
Give him your orders and be will deliver
them a.bout the first of November. The
Maps are cheap. Every business man
and lawyer should have one in his Office.
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+. J. Gass, aged % years, died in this
place yesterday morning ~ottyPhoid fever.
liz had been confined to his bed for sew
orAl weeks when at last death seized up
on him and he had to yield. We deeply
sympathizo with the bereayed parents and
relatives in their sad bereavement.
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Madisunyino Fair,
On Wednesday of last week the Fair
opened at jacksonville and continued for
four days.
There were about two thousand people
in attendance each day. The exhibition
of articles in all the departments was Of
tho very best. We heard a number Of
persons, who hayo attended county Fairs
in this and other States, remark that the
exhibition Of stock was not cxcolcd by any
county Fair they had ever attended.
Everybody, men, women and children all
seemed deeply interested in this depart
ment: The most Interesting exhibition
in this department was the herd Of calls,
short horn, owned by VIM. Cannon and
]. II. COzart, of Loudon county. They
sold two or three OF them for one hundred
dollars each.
We might 60 on and mention many
others who exhibited fine stock, but time
will not admit Of it. The awarded Pre-
MUM list will be published in our next
issue.
The whole fair was q complete success,
and all went away more than pleased with
the result. 1t must be remembered that
this Fair was rather an impromptu one,
gotten up on the spur Of the moment, and
was put through in a great hurry.
Col. c. W. Charlton, Secretary OF the
Eastern DIVISION f4ir' was present Oh
friday, an" ae'''ereu qo''' a" interest
'hg ana very appropriate .oo'c'S' ""icn
was listened TO with marked attention W
the large crowd present.
Col. Yoarwood, be it remembered, was
the life Of the whole affair, to whom the
Society and the people Of Monroe county
should be greatly indebted for his untlr-
ing'cncrgy and efforts to make the Fair
what 1t proved to be-, a complete success.
AS the I%F'' over ana every oooy sat
l@Do' VIII" me result inc loO't'o" No"
come" up snail we nave "nO'D'F i"'f
next year E " qoo'LIo" We can ans
%or III .'o "~,''iD"'''V' nJ an "OI"S ~
'"0 .Oo''IJ N'IP We" o,S""'A'u '"' "O'N
h.n.,
1I~,oan w. ,may.innan toon in
49, 5;r~.1ut m,J.,.rtd mLot
49, Tlo. I,t al ulooro not hooon,o
ma~L....nI n'a.~L' md hnrJ
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The people want to buy goods, and say
they don't know whether to come to Sweet
water or not. The merchants have not
notified them that they have received, or
expect to. receive new goods this Fall
We propose spending u money with
those who want us to trade with them. A
merchant that don't advertise in his local
paper, We don't think wants US to know
that he has anything for sale. We shall
watch the ENrEnrRlsE, and see who will
ask us to come and nado with them.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-10-10

lion. D. NJ. Key and VIM. Crutchfold
candidates for Congress from this district
spoke at Madjsonvillo yesterday. A large
crowd of people were in attendance.
A. L. Spears and John W. Ramsey,
Congressional electors for the Sd district,
will speak in Swoetwatcr next Saturday.
Let everybody turn out and hear them.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-10-10
Lamar UCnsc, Knoxville, Tenn.

Lamar UCnsc, Knoxville, Tenn,
j =. Guthrie, Of Rogarsyillo, Tenn ,
late of Georgia, proprietor. This house
has been reprinted and paporcd. The
beds are good, business men will consult
their own interests by hearing in mind
that this house is located in the business
centre Of the city, which gives them ad-
vaa,ages which no other house affords. ct.