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The Modocs Hung at Fl. Klama h.

JACKSONVILLE, OREGON, Oct. b
A courier left Fort klamath this morn
ing at 1890 O'Clock, and arrived here
with the following account of the exc
cution of the Modocs:
Boston Charley and Black Jim we =
led on the scaffold first and Schonschin
next. They trod it with apparent in-
difference aud with iron nerves, having
evidently resolved 10 die As brave ~
they have lived. Captain Jack wer
easily up the stairway, bu; looked
wretched and miserable. The mana
eles had been taken off, but their arms
were securely pinioned. At precisely
9:45 a. IN. the interpreters, Capt. a. {.
Applegate and Davis Hill. explained
TO the culprits the nature Of the order
TO be read to them by the adjutan;, and
at 10 a. m. Adjutant Kingsbury re
the order promulgating the seniance of
the commissioners and the presidents
order therein, with orders of the Sec
retary Of war and the department COM
mander. The two reprieved prison
ers. Bernebo and Stoluk. vet stood on
the ground in front of the scafold,
schackled and under guard. During
the reading the piuioned victims were
seated on the platform of the scaffoid,
with their feet on drop. listening aux
iouslv. but of course not understand, <
a word. Then the adjuiant read the
order of Communication in the cases OF
Bornebo and StoIuk. and the poor f.
lows were taken back 10 the stockadc.
evidently happy at not accompanying
the others TO the happy hunti1 :
grounds. The chaplain then offered a
solumn aud fervcnt PRAYER for the
souls Of the culprits, which was listen
ed TO attentively. At lob the e
noo-es were placed around the ne 5
of the victims under the direction Of
Capt. Haze II was found necessar-
to eut off little OF Captain Jack
long hair. which was in the way Of the
rope. Captain IIoge then bid farewell
to the prisoners. aud the black CO.
were placed over the heads Of all the
culprit- At 1920 the rope was cut. at
signal made with Captain Hoge's
handkerchief The bodies swung
round. Captain Jack and Jim sppa7-
entity died easily, bat Boston Cbarlsy
and -chonschin died suffering terrible
commissions. sad repeatedly drew up
E their legs, but the tvo Others seemed
( TO die almost instantly Al TVS tDe5T
pulses were felt By Captain Hoge, and
write they are swinging iifeless IN
the air. As the drop fell with ter
ribIe deadly thug. tie poor wreicted
human beings fell into eternity. AID a
half cry Of horror went up from
crowd OF over so Klamath. midland.
who witnessed the swfu! spectacle.
Mails deem and hitter in anguish ut
nm from the stoeka9e where the wives
ard children Of the poor fellows had .
fair view of the shocking scene.
/ The order committing the sentence
NJ Ro-,ebo and >,olBk only arrived al
IO.so p. IN. last night An application
wa. made this morning By the sher.a
o; i. sokson county for the custody O!
the Indians indicted by the grand jury
to General Wheaton, but il Was re-
/ fused.
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Resolved, That we bid the laboring
men. the farmers and mechanics, of our
county, God speed in their noble efforts
to stay the oppressive hand of monop-
olies, and that we pledge them our sup
port in their endeavor for better paid
labor.
Resolved, That we pledge the repub-
lican party, through its delegates here
assembled. to the support of the nomi-
nees of this convention. and that we
will, by all honorable means, work to
secure their triumphant election.
Resolved. That the action of the
WICHITA EAGLE in this campaign, in
resisting every effort to dismember the
republican party of Sedgwick county,
meets with our hearty approval, and
we recommend it to the support of
every republican.
On motion of William Baldwin, the
proceedings Of the convention were
ordered published in the EAGLE,w when
three cheers were given for the entire
ticket and the convention adjourned
twenty minutes to seven o'clock, sine
die.
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The Oranges.

Hon. ID. W. Adams. OF Iowa. the
grand master of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry, has been on visit east. and
was interviewed at Philadelphia by a
newspaper reporter, TO whom he gave
some interesting facts and figures.
Mr.. Adams stated emphatically, in
reply TO question of the reporter,
that the patrons, as such, had no poll
ties. In this respect he referred TO the
grand secretary, Mr.. Kelly, being de-
mocrat. while he himself was repu-
blican; also that Aiken, known in
South Carolina as a supposed ku-klux
leader, has voted for Adams. In Iowa,
he said. both parties had adopted an
anti-monopoly platform, of which the
republican was the most acceptable,
besides two of the nominees were
grangers. while only one of the demo-
cratic ticket belonged TO the order. On
the question of color. Mr.. Adams said
that there was no trouble while the
matter was local. He had in his
grange colored members. The consti-
tuition provides only for moral charac-
ter, age and interest i'll agriculture.
The membership of the order was
stated, under date of September goth,
10 be about half II million. On that
date there were 6,469 subordinate
oranges. OF these S29 were organized
in August, and 627 during and up to
the 10th of the present month.
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tSubsrifule for house Joint resolution No y, pro-
viding for aB anne dment 10 the constitution.
BE II resoircd By the Legislature gf me stdf' q Ran
sax fr0- ikiTdS Of all me- Dsmtgis elected 10 edch
house coE6urring hsrciH:
sEcrios That section two. article two, 81 the
constitution of the state OF kansas be amended 80
n 10 read a. follows; The number Of representa-
tlyes and senators shall be regulated by law, bat
shall never exceed one hundred aud twenty u.
representatives and forty srnaiors. From and
after the adoption of The sfns ndmsnt the house Of
representative shall admit one member from
sRch county in which NJ least Two hundred and
Gfiy legal votes were cat at the next preceding
general election and each organized county IN
which less than two hundred legal votes we're east
ut the mex preceding general election shall he ai
tacbcd Ia and constitute part Of the representa-
tive district OF the county y ing nest afacen 10 u
the easi
Src. 2 mi. amendment shall De submitted 10
electors % THIS rtais. Tor adoption or REJECTION at
the ne II general election
src s. The baliots used ~ .Aid election shall
be written or printed follows 'for amend
meDt % section two. article two 81 the cousiitu-
tom or. ''Against amendment to section two.
article two of the constitution -
SIC This act shall take effect and be In force
from aud after it, publication tn the hdHaas Wat
" Commonwealth
I hereby certify that tho above ipisi resolution
orr giBaisd 10 the house Of representative eisrua-
~ =. les, aud passed that body February ~.
1873, t~o-thirdz Of all the members elected voting
therefor. JOSIAH hELIpe1,
Speaker Of ne house qf ,ep,ernfatars.
ALnx II BAxss,
Chtsf oisrk Of fhs hosss Of repys'erfatref
I DO hereby certify that the above Joint rssoln-
ton passed the senate March 9, Iss3. twO-thiT- al
ali the members elect voting therefor
:. SLOWER,
sEo c. CH0vrHER, FTosidsaf 81 "a, senate
SECRETARY If tlS sTsdis
Approved March Q, la
THOMAS 4 Osborn,
LerfyHor
hereby certify that the foregoing IL a true and
correct copy 81 thr original enrolled joint r~-olu-
iion on o.. 10 my off.cs, and that the ssnns
was published jn the hGnsas WfsbE Common
wesifs April 10, l-73.
In testimony whereof have hsrsubtO
l@EaIl subscribed my nAnr sad al tsi the
great seal Of state DJns At I1Is.s a
this Jisf day Of July, 4 IL ia.
" II SMAtLwODD
l7-i Sso,fdTy sf hfafs
Moving Buildings, Contracting. Building, Raising
ali work done in The best manner and sstiafsr-
ton guaranteed Leave orders AZ the onscs 81
sieeie smith lu-iTI {. J MENTION.
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DECISIONS.
By Dudley w. Adams, Master OF
National Grange.

The following communications are
to be officially published, by the au-
thorities of the Kansas State Grange :
The master and secretary are the
proper persons to vouch tor visiting
members. None other but these are
qualified to vouch, and these only for
members of their own grange.
Any member admitted by show OF
hands instead of the regular ballot, is
not patron, and should never be re-
cogmized as such by members of the
order.
Master and deputies are the only
persons that can give the a. T.. w
Members are liable To expulsion for
communicating ii to each other.
Deputies cannot admit over 80 char
ter members. Persons may sign the
application for the charter, pay their
fees, and not be present at organiza-
ton. They will have to wait TILL the
grange is ready to initiate.
Business must be transacted at tho
regular meetings. Regular meetings
are those named in the bylaws.
Oranges or deputies who knowingly
violate the rules Of the order may be
reported to the state grange by any
patron.
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70 Farmers and Graurars.

am buying all kinds Of marketable country
produce for which am pay ing The Highest mar Aet
price in cash or trade, Vegetables, To meet with
adv sale and nett the producer handsome PROFIT
should be of the best quality all small or interior
stock culed out and len At home Butter, at this
Jason OF the year. sht uld be in small rolls OF
prints.
provisions always on hand at bottom figures,
A ID WHEELER,
ga - Commercial block, Douglas Avenue
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CADY, Lfxs CoUSTY, Aug. -, ls7s.
g. W. spurgson. dear brother: Our
grange wishes Z decision from you in
reguard 10 article. . and 8, Of the con
-;iiu;ion sud article o. bylaws for
.nbortiiA2ni oranges. The question,
where Il the two dollars or whether IL
j. five dollars TINT must accompany
the petition" a. spoken Of in srt- Of
he said bv-Iass. Please inform US az
soon a. possible. Also haze the de-
cision Published ia the SPIRIT 81 Ken
sas, a. sc-ue of the oranges IN ihese
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NATIONAL GRANGE OF THE PATRONS
OF HUsBANDRY.

NATIONAL GRANGE OF THE PATRONS
OF HUsBANDRY.
Washington, ID. C.. Aug. %, 1873.
To Deputies =
Worthy brothers To expedite the
work of my office, and prevent COM
plant of delay or neglect on either
your part or mine, please adopt this
plan:
Send the application on form "A" to
me, with the fees, as soon "a possible
after YOU organize a grange. Use form
"a" as furnished gratuitously by me !;
do not write out your applications on
slips OF paper, as some do, putting two
and three applications on one sheet.
These have to be copied here, aud it
causes delay.
Do not write letters on the backs Of
these forms, as they are ell bound for
reference, and letters, to meet atten-
ton, should be on separate sheets.
Instruct the new oranges as TO the
length of time necessary for your appli-
cation to reach me. II will seldom be
retained longer than two days, and If
the package of documents does not
reach the express Office designed with
in fourteen DAYS, let the master notify
me, and tracer will be sent.
Delays are as tedious and unpleasant
TO Us here as TO yourselves, and occa-
.ionally cause unpleasant feelings.
II is our intention to send of every
package of documents within twenty
four hours after the order is received.
It has happened several times. that
the original applications and drafts
have been lost in the mails. Some de-
pntie. have send them in separate let
tiers: this causes delay. Therefore IL
deputies will follow instructions, and
express companies will be expeditions,
there should be any long delay.
BE prompt to send duplicate "a" TO
the secretary Of your state grange, that
he may be enabled 10 keep Inc wOTk
accurate in his Office: bBt 90 hot num-
Der your grange; that belongs e1eln-
sively 10 the Office Of the national sec
-etary.
If occasion requires you 20 send q
duplicate "A" 10 the na;iona! secrets-
", please be sure and mark il '.DBpli-
cate" in bold letters Copying. writ
ing, and sending out about fifteen
thousand documents per month, some
mistakes mas occur. bat Jet u. all be
ienient towards each other. None Of
the errors We may make will he Of
very serious nature, and can easily
be corrected o. II. KELLEY,
sec Of National grange.
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Seal Proposals.

The board OF school district No 20. County 81
se,igwick and state of Kansas viii receive seal
Ell proposals for the remodtlinz of school house.
the qualifications Of which eau he seen al this
Office Nm- butit-s, 'lrfk
Wichita, Sept. 18th, 1873 z5-a
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Too Thin.

4 portion Of the managers OF the so
called peoples ticket, recognizing The
weakness of that move. are talking OF
rc-nomimating the republican ticket en-
tire with the exception of one or two
places which they propose to supply
with the names of two or thee demo-
cratic pets ,hopcing thereby to elect the
aforesaid pets and claim victory.
DIR. Allen, +. =. Thompson, John
Tucker and other republicans have
been offered positions on the mongrcl
ticket. Another portion OF the man
ayers want to nominate half republic
cans and half liberals and democrats.
Still a boldcr minority of the manag-
crs are in favor of new tickct-a
manly, straight out fight against the
republican party.
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Administrators Notice.
STATE Oh KANSAS.

STATE Oh KANSAS,
sEDGwICK COUNTY.
In the probate court, In and for said county
liz the matter OF the estate of Frank Msgee.
deceased
Notice Is hereby given thai letters of admins
tration have been granted 10 the undersigncd on
the estate OF Frank Mage, late Of said county .
deceased, / y the honorable, the probate court oil
the county and state aforesaid dated the END day
of September, \ -. lS13. Now, all persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby notified
that they must present the same 10 the under
signed Tor allowance within one year from the
date of said letters. or they may be precluded
from any benefit of such estate aud II such claims
be not exhibited within three wears after the date
of said letters. they shall be forever barred
NJ ". IENl,
Administrator of the estate of Frank Magee,
deceased
Wichita, september END. A u ls7s. s5-si
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Representative
z. p THOMPSON,
OF kechi.
For Treasurer:
L. N. wOODCOCK,
of Lincoln.
For sheriff:
p H NLASSEY,
of Mineha.
For County Clerk:
JOHN TUCKER,
OF Wichita.
For Register of Deeds:
MILO B. KELIOGG,
of Wichita.
For Comfy Surveyor:
Fl JACKSON,
of Drlano.
For County Commiss!oEer-First District
JOHN IT. CA RPEN TEEe
of Park
For County Commissioner-Second District;
w B. SMITH,
of W ichIta.
For County COMMUNICATIVE District
j. B. YORK,
of waco.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up twenty Ave miles west of Wichita, OF
the Big Minnesota. by the undersigned, tw.
horses each about nve years old, one black and
one bay. III. owner can have them by proving
property and paying charges
: : SMITH
WICHITA Sept. 20, ISIS, s'-H
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ated Mr.. Gather II. l.. Dewing NOM
mated L. z. Thompson. Mr.. Gather
rose in his place and returned his
thanks, but respectfully declined being
a candidate.
Messrs. Mills and Jackson were Sc
lected tellers.
Upon motion it was decided to vote
by townships, as they were called in
order, each delegate 10 come forward
and deposit his ballot at the secretary's
desk with the tellers.
A ballot was then taken with the
following result, as announced by the
teller:
r. u. Alien -.-'.-.-----.. .....-..-..--. ~
f. =. Thompson ....... ....... 10
Whereupon Maj. Baldwin rose in his
place and moved that a formal ballot
be now taken.
The president announced that E. B.
Allen. having received majority of
all the votes cast, was the nominee of
the convention, but before the presi-
dent had taken his seat Messrs. Bald
win and Carpenter called for the read
ing of the order for balloting. The
president then read rule No. 8. as fol-
lows: That there shall be in each case
one informal ballet, and that there
shall be three formal ballots when
necessary, after which in each success
i've ballot the candidate receiving the
smallest number of votes shall be
dropped until choice has been reach
ed" The president then recalled his
first announcement, and said, docs
Judge Baldwin's motion meet with a
second 2" Mr.. Horace Carpenter said
81 second the notion" The motion
for formal ballot was then put and
carried, resulting as follows:
f. b. Allen Is
+. L. Thompson Observation-Disclosures. 81
Mr.. f. p. Thompson, of Kechi town.
ship, was then declared the nominee
ofthe convention for representative.
The following gentlemen were put
in nomination for county treasurer: J.
F. Nesslev nominated A. J. Longsdorf;
j. c. Mills nominated Geo. &. Math.
ews; &, 4. Van Ness nominated L. n.
Woodcock; NJ. Mead nominated A. G.
Burr; f. W. Chase nominated j. G.
Morse. The informal ballot resulted
as follows.
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parts require s., while others only 81,
to accompany the petition.
D. ID. HARMON.
ANswER.l
The constitution of national grange
in art. ) says ''every application must
be accompanied by fee of membership,
and no person can legally be called .
member until they have taken the four
degrees, and the language used could
not well be construed otherwise, than
that the fun fee of 81 for men, and 81 fos
ladies, should accompany the petition.
Sec. Sd of Particle 25th constitution OF
state grange, says 1.-The application TO
be in all cases accompanied by the full
fee is for men. and 81 for ladies'.
G.. W. STURGEON.
Sec. Kansas. State. Grange.
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No;ce.

L. =. LAND OFFICE.
WICHITA KANSAS, october Let, lisa,
Complaint having been entered AT this Office by
John Leslie, against Wilson l.. Saunders and
Augustus L Mcclure for abandoning osagS NJ
ingS Nos. 5, 81 and 81 dated NAV =. lss2, and
MAY g. 1873, upon the East half OF Northeast quar-
ter Section IL, Township e South. Range West,
in sedgwick County, Kansas. with view % the
cancellation OF said hiings the said parties are
hereby summoned 20 appear al this of'icc ON the
9th day of December, ISIS. at O'Clock m, la
respond and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged ahand onment. j &. RkDfiELD.
2. AZ Receiver.
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Sec. Kansas. State. Grange

The republican central committee
effected temporary organization by
the election Of &. A. Van Ness, OF
Lincoln, temporary chairman, and +.
W. Chase. of Park, temporary secre-
tarv
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

There will he public examination OF Teachers
at the Office of the county superintendent, IN teSc
block, in the city OF wichita, on the 18th day y;
October II. ISIS. Albert Emerson.
=, u County Sup.
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Notice.

L : LAND OFFICE,
WICHITA, KANSAS. September ., ISIS
Complaint having been entered at ihis onice by
Blexton Harris against Allen \. peyicr for aban-
doning his Prescription filing No. 'utt. dated >es
lith lisa upon the southeast Quarter, Section ~.
Township 70. Range l, west, IN sedswick count! /
Kansas, with view to the cancellation OF said
entry the said parties are hereby summoned 10
appear nj this office on the 9Th day OF october,
lssS, at . o clock a. m, Ia respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment.
ID a. ". : JkNki>> Register
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PROPOSED AMENDMENT

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REESE Il SAWYER,
Carpenters, Designer and Builders,

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All work done In The best manner snJ sstiafsr-
ton guaranteed. Leave orders AZ the ofBcs si
steele A snlth uI-iVl { kEMPTD>.
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of De!aHo township, the candidate for
county surveyor did not ask the office,
but the convention adjudged him as the
best man. lie is practical surveyor
aud civil engineer of much experience,
an accommodating gentleman and a far
MGR.
The nominee for coroner was not
aware that his name would be present.
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ii. &. DeWlng, hechl township
+. W. Chase, Park
+. IL. Clark. Eagle .
II. W. kcndle, Attica ="
IL. Jeits. Waco
J. +. Ncssley. Ninnescah 8
Il. Stafford, Gypsum g
Joseph Corwin, Payne g
G. A. Van Ness, Lincoln g
ii. l.. jackson, Delano -
\. J. Cook, Wichita %
c. f. Hyde, Union g
A. G. Hartwell. Greeley g
A. Law, Rockford q
+. II. Brown. Ohio g
W. W. HAYS. Watson g
I. F. Smith. Mineha g
VIM. Baldwin. Wichita city.
RpSpcpffuliy
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JOHN TUCKER.

onr next register of deeds, was also 4
soldier and republican TO the core He
is from New York and served fonr
wears in the 18th and liith infantry
laid in a rebel prison eleven mouths.
His discharge papers show that he par
ticipatcd in fourteen battles. lie Is;
one of the oldest residents in the coun-
~. is an accommodating. pleasant and
honorable gentleman in every partica-
10,
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And NJ. b. Kellogg, of Wichita, was
declared the nominee ofthe convention
for register of deeds.
For surveyor the informal ballot
stood:
II. L. Jackson .....................3 80 votes.
ii. George ....-.-..... ..-...--.....