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District Count i3th Judicial District, setrwics
County, Kansas
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district court at thr tRh Judicial district. siins
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-03-05

The Kansas City JournGt OF COM
merce comes 10 our table again aiic;
an absence Of abot year. The .JOUr.
nal is good enterpri>ing paper and
succeeds well in keeping its neighbor
the Times. in hot water
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The Augusta folks are trying TO
close a saloon in their place. The prin-
Clip Il cham zion in the cause is q drug
gist he is bitterly opposed to the sale
Of liquor.
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Sheriff. Sale
Hisuiei tsuIi tab isilia st district - tir state
Of kau-ar in af,d fof <s4sa.fs ,aasi kersas
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G.. G.. Foster, of Atchison, has been
appointc disirictjudgc of Kansas vice
De,aha, resigned.
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The legislature will adjourn tomor.
roW-Friday.

Treasurer Hays is to be impeached'
Trial before tn state senate.
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lECAlS.
p;ss,;u.;an Ao,;ee

The cs.-partnersaip heretofore existing under
the firm name and style OF Hoover LouHsbsry,
meat market has been dissolved by maluai con-
sent.
Wichiil 4, Febrlssry isih, ls-s
DAN HOOVER,
as Al - ~ T. LoUSSBEEI.
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The war on UNI is still raging in the
principle cites and towns throughout
the eastern states.
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Publication Notice.

STATE on KANSAS
Seagsiek County. )
In The District curt OF the Ian Judicial Dtstic9
OF the state OF Kansas sitting 10 and .or dswick
county.
William 4 Shumau Plaintiff
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STATE OF KANSAS,
Svdgwiek N0aufv,
In ts,s DssricsCaeri Ct TIE ls,h Judicial District
Of ths state Of Ksnsas. sitting in and for seswiSk
county.
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Parties living at distance can confer BY
letters describing the character Of lands they de-
sire, when particulars Will be furnished them.
aa-U
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HORRIBLE ACcIpEET-STRAM-Bo BOILER Ex-
prosIoN-FoUR MEN KILLED AND TWELVE
WOUNDED.-About o'clock last evening q
negro employee at the mill of MessrS. Baird,
Roper g. Co., at Deep creek. rode postobaste
into this city, bringing the distressing intel
licence that the boiler at the new saw-mill
of the firm at that point had exploded about
an hour previously with terribly fatal effect.
He was very scared, and beyond the fact
that he came for physician and that four
men were killed and twelve scalded, nothing
could be obtained from him. DIR. ii. +.
Butt, the regular physician employed by
Me>srS. Baird Il Roper, accompanied 0y Dr.
james G. Parrish, started Immediately FOR
the scene Of the disaster, and had not re.
turned up TO the hour at which our report
was necessarily closed. We could not learn
at the late hour at which the news reached
us whether the men killed and wounded
were white or colorcd. . ,..r., ~ >YsT :, -,
The mill Is new one, having been rebuilt
after the explosion and fire there q year or
more ago, and seems to be on an Inflated
spot. Indeed, the firm seems to be followed
closely by disaster, and they succeed each
other with fearful rapidty. The owners 81
the property, one of whom had left the spot
only few moments before the explosion
took place, will leave for the spot at 6 O'Clock
this morning. The mill was, or is, portion
of their extensive works forthe manufacture
Of fruit, berry, and vegetable crates and
boxes Norfolk Virgintan, Oh. "
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A PRAYER. MEETING HoAx.-A report that
q prayer-mecting would be held yesterday
afternoon in front Of drinking-saloon on
Baltimore street west of South street had
the effect of causing fully two hundred per-
sons TO assemble at the designated place at
8 O'Clock, but after waiting for fully half an
hour the curious throng dispersed without
the satisfaction Of hearing arguments against
the sale Of spirituous liquors. Upon the door
Of the saloon where the prayer-meetiug was
announced some wag had posted the follow
ing: Paradise Lost 1.-THE letters being in
very large type. The proprietor of the
establishment, upon being apprised of the
" Miltouiau" joke, Immediately removed the
letters. While the sidewalk in front of the
saloon was thronged with spectators an
ardent crowd Of anti.temperance men we're
in the saloon, several Of whom at first re-
gardcd the proceedings as good joke, but
when they essayed to quit the place they
observed in the crowd outside several ladies
and gentlemen whose presence the Gagged
men did not wish to encounter, one of the
insiders remarkng, 81 wouldn't be seen
going out of this place now for twenty-five
dollars" and it was only when the crowd
had been dispersed by order Of Marshal
Gray that the sensitive gentlemen summoned
up courage enough to quit the saloon. The
announcement that prayer-meetmg would
be held in front of the saloon was not a sue
cess as an advertising dodge, as not dime
passed over the bar, while the sidewalk in
front of the saloon was crowded with per-
ns.-Bdltimore Sun.
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letter from stnunto,,.
Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.l
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE CITY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TER AT wAYREsBoRo'--NEw. ,PUBLlc-scHooL
BuILDrNG-vALLEY RAILROAD.

Correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.l
PROCEEDINGS OF TIE CITY coENcIz-P0sTMAs.
TER AT wAYHEsBoRo'-Ngw. PUBLlc-scHooI
EXTRAORDINARILY RAILROAD. .s2
STAUNToN, February 6, 1874. .
At the meeting Of the City Council last
night the Committee on Finance reported
that they had sold to Colonel james 81. Skin
ner 5000 of city bonds, as directed by the
Council at its last meeting. The money aris-
ing from the sale of these bonds Is to be
used In lay ing pavement on Prospect street.
upon which Colonel Skinner resides, aud
which Is very much in need Of this improve.
meut. A recommendation that the city bond
book be deposited in the fre-proof vaults OF
one Of the city banks was adopted.
Six hundred aud thirty-nine dollars OF
city scrip which had been redeemed was
ordered to be burnt.
The report OF. the superintendent of the
Water-works reports niue-inch increased
HOW or water for the month Of January.
as TO the projected water-works. which are
10 furnish the city with an abundant supply
of this much-needed fluid, it was reported
that consultation would Le held with q
gentleman OF experience in such matters,
whose suggestions, 1t is thought, will give
the Council starting point in this affair,
which is of such vital Importance to the
present needs and safety of our city as well
as absolutely necessary for its future growth
and development.
Mr.. Evans, president pro ten,.. complained
of the neglect of the police in not having the
snow removed from the parements on New
street, over which so many children have TO
pass to the public schools, and he was in IA
vor Of making 4 deduction from their sala-
ries for their neglect.
A number Of affairs OF minor Importance
were disposed OF, and the Council adjourned
Mr.. John Hutf, of Wayuesboro', has been
appointed to fill the vacancy in the post-ofnce
ut that place caused by the recent sudden
death of Dr.. Drlingcr.
The new building for public-school pur'
poses, for which the City Council some
time since made an appropriation, IS almost
completed, and will soon be ready Tor occu'
patton. 1t will accommodate about eighty
pupils, aud the school will be under the
conduct Of Misses J. NJ. Brown and Annie
Mills, who are now teaching at the Academy
This building is located on Frederick street,
and will afford great advantages to the
children in that portion Of the city.
The cars on the Valley railroad are now
running to Mount Sidney, about ten miles
north of Staunton. Large quantities OIL
rails are being brought up, and the WORK
between that point and Staunton will be
pushed forward rapidly.
Notwithstanding the grounding pro-
phecy, the weather continues cold and disa.
greeabIe. MAX.
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SHOOTING ArFRAy.-On Monday evening
last County court-day), says the Mountain
Herald, as MIR. Ebert Fowler, of Monroe,
was making a speech at the bar, and criti-
cising DR.. Thrasher, of the Red Sulphur
Springs, Monroe county, DR.. Thrasher gave
the lie to Mr.. Fowler, when he struck him
across the face with large law-book, and
but for the bystanders they would have had
n rough time of it. The affir seemed to
have Quoted down, but about 0 O'Clock the
same night, as Mr.. Fowler was going into
the sitting-room of the Wickham House,
and going towards the stove, where Or.
Thrasher was sitting, the Doctor started to
draw his pistol, when Mr.. Fowler struck
him, and in the fight which ensued DR..
Thrasher shot Mr.. Fowler through the
muscles of the left arm, and the bullet lodged
in the lining of his coat just over his left
breast. They were separated, and MIR.
Fowler taken by his friends to Williss
Hotel, and Drs. Stalnaker and Gooch were
called. Both parties were bruised upSbut
nothing dangerous. Mr. Fowler was IN
armed.
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MURDER IN APPoMATTox.--On Friday Inst
a negro was killed in Appomattox county,
near the river, by another negro, under the,
following circumstances: The two men,
named Bagbys and Lewis, were farming to-
gether. On the evening Of the murder
they had some disagreement TN regard TO
burning q plint Lewis made q state-.
ment redectiRg ON Bagby, :When,the latter,
Tho was an old man, told him that be must
takesit back, ut the same time stepping to the
d03r;to set 'daWn anyaXe (which he had In bis
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

THAT WIHDFALL-THE MADDEN VERSION
OF THAT SINGULAR LAND OPERATIoS-[San
Francisco Chronicle. 26lh.] IA few days ago
the Chronicle published very remarkable
story about how Mrs. De Long, wife of the
ex-Minister to Japan. obtained from an itin.
Grant spiritualst information which led to
the recovery of valuable tract Of land, the
property of her deceased father. Mr.. Mad
den, the party who had for nine or ten years
held possession of this land, has felt himself
aggrieved by the publication Of the very
interesting story. and in consequence Of this
feeling, probably, the following communica-
tion-which we assume to be MI. Madden's
version Of the atfair-has been sent to the
Chronicle:
TO the Eiitor Of the Chronicle:
Sir,-On the 18th instant the land matters
of Thomas P. Madden and the heirs of the
late j. r. Vineyard, deceased, were submit
ted to Hon. e. E. De Long and myself as
arbitrator, and we found in substance: Mr.
Madden always recognized the right of the
heirs of. Colonel Vineyard to an equitable
interest in the lands in question, and when
the award directed him to convey that inter-
est to the heirs it was done promptly,
voluntarily, aud completely, and the IAN
p,,age of the award itself declares that he
fully and equitably discharged all liabilities
attaching to him in manner most generous
and kind, and the award concludes in these
terms:
"That The conveyance should be made
more from the intimate relations of Mr.. Mad
den with the deceased than from the force
or binding character of the equity men-
toned"
The land has been the subject Of discus
sion from time to time between the family OF
Mr.. Vineyard and Mr. Madden since Vine.
YARDS decease, in 1868.
Mr.. Madden volunteered to make the con-
yeyance before the matters were referred TO
us for arbitration. 5. G. HASTINGS.
San Francisco, January y, 1874.
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1,o,sMygsKOE MERCHANTS.

. Ja.Es b. FIcKLEN. WARREN 6. FTCKLEE;
late OF Buckingham, Va late OF Danyle, va
z d. FICKLEN & CO.. GENEKAL
II C.,uuISSION MERCHANTS in FL0UR.
GRAiS. TJBACCO. and other Virginia and west,
ern Products, Cary street between .TseiftD ana
hhir sesrRFScsS.-Sational Bank of Virginia.; q.
i. Har;sook, Esq. Judge b. X. Wexford, Rich,
mond, Va Hon James T. Esmper GossLnST 9.
erner nf virginia: Colonel F. W. u. Holiday,
Winchester, Va. WA. Stuart, ESD. saltyilie; Va'
george III. Ruckcr, Esq, LSpchburg,p =. "
Irving, Esq, Fsrmvie, Va; johnston q M S1 ne
Bankers, Dxnvllle, Va ..ns sISA'
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llg tusNY NAN OF THE ILLINOIS SENATE on
~ r"ETtEs,-This forenoon Senator Hamp.
,'I' nearly Killed two or three Of the sena.
@ G,< ON Casey went into Mysteries; Hinch-
;.'',' me editors next ncighbor, has pin
~ ~, h!s SIDE yet from too much hilarity /;
F''il'"r, the jolly old fellow, was conyulsed
- completely that he shook the mammoth
Chandelier as though it was an earthquake
!" progress. The cause of the commotion
Vas resolution introduced by Hampton
: "'i'lns leave Of absence to the newspaper
poi.'r' Tor one week, that they may visit
, ,,.,; families and friends, and in some sense
gain Their lost temper Chicago Times.
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hand. Lewis followed, and struck him
blow on the head with a club, fracturing the
skull and causing death In few minutes.
An inquest was held the next day, and the
facts developed by the evidence OF the wife
of the slayer and by his own confession. He
was very penitent, and said that he would
give bis house packed with gold II il was to
do over again. he was committed for trial.
Ls7achbur9 Tirg,nidn.
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OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD 20,
RICHMOND, VA, December 2, 1873.
CCHEDULE OF TRAINS.

Train No. l-SoUTHERN E1PRKss-ieayes Rich.
mond at sos A. IL. arrives at Burksxlle ~ o:uS
A. M.,arriYes ut DanvilIe at p. NJ arrives ~
Greensboro al $50 p. al. 80,
Train No. 2-NEw ORLEANS AND VIEW YORK
ExPRHSS-leaves Greensboro at l:15 +. NJ; ar.
rives ut UanviIle ut 1853 P. u arrives at Bur6e.
Vile at S:04 T. M, arrives 1t Richmond at 1l:oZ
p. NJ. s.=- -sS.,F =-c
Train No. 3-TuRouGH MAn-lcaves Richmond
ut 1:4S P. M; strives at BurkeyiIleat 4:68 =. n,
arrives AT Danyile IT s:5s Pm, arrives y Green's
No. 4-THRoUaH MAL-lpayes Greensboro az
2:15 A. n; arrives at Danyilie al "A. a, ar
mOnd at 2:32 r. II. - J, -. = E
Train No. 6-LYNcIByRs PAssxNoEx-l Leaves
Richmond at 9:A2 a. M arrives at Burkevtlie ~
1888 p. b.; arrives &C Lynchhurg at $40 K, "a. .s
- Train No. 6-BUHKEynLE. ACcONH0DATfoN-.
leaves Lynchburg ut $50 r. M, iesyes Hurkeytlk
at 4:36 "A. ID !: arrives at Richmond At 1888 4. NJ
Train No. connects at Burkeyifle With e31fnd
on the Atlantic, Missfssippi aud Ohio rasIro0d9foM
Lynchburg and the South. Pullman psisesycarsi
RUN from Richmond % Charlotte, md from. Char
lotte TO Atlantis and New Orleans without change.
Train No. makes close connection nt SEhaSaeto6l
with trains On the Atlanta and Richmonds Atr-Llne
railroad for Alanta, Montgomery, Mobile, Ee0
Orleans, and all points South and Soufnwostt 9
Through tickets cold TO all points soNh and scCth.
west, and baggage checked through. 80 - q
90. -. 20, 80 IT. M. r.. TALCOTT,
dc q .a#T. EngtneeC and SuDef fuGAad6uf. y
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!, hr>iS IN OYsrEgs.-The London Medical
,."4 says: :" ltappears from some expert
@ t"'' MADE by Mr.. +. H. Haskins Boston
, , .,' and Surgical Journal that raw
! 'a'i, contain pepsin enough to digest
a." =" n'sslves. No wonder oysters agree with
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-02-07

, Iar william \. switzer, one of the most
~ ue forr-mefchanis in the city, died
lon ,'naay afternoon. He had Teen Iii only
~, len DAYS. lie was born in Rocking
,':' county, Va, in 1910, and was q mill
guy bF' professionally Louis Demo rat,
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nrsr OF LETTERS.

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
AIRY z. 1874. -. Il
Persons calling for letters In this list win please
say " Advertised" II not called for In four week
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H., "a I0AL'uA VIorix.--Lislie Williams, 8
,,,,, eishteen years Of age, died 10 the Wash
.,n Ion University Hospital yesterday eve.
%'i a' . O'Clock from the effects Of a eoal-oii
NDoslon.-- Baltimore Sun. ~ zl2s.
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VIRGINIA CODE, 1873.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH, Booksellers, Station.
ers, and Bookbinders, have now ready for ielt1erv
MUNFORD's VIRGINIA CODE, 1928, In one,
or two volumes; also In two volumes. intpr,eaved
with writing paper for notes and references to sub
sequent acts OF the Legislature. s. IS,
All the new books 70 be found at 1913 Main
street. lw H. 'sgas.5 a 23.dHy
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MILLER's

s +.
=M1LIER's
COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoREHoUSD.
~ have used "Miller's Compound Syrup Of
Horehound" as remedy for coughs colds, and
hoarseness. and 1t has never failed to produce the
most beneficial results. cordially recommend It's
use to any who are suffering from these troubles.
"a. j. FoRD,n
Proprietor Fords Hotel, Richmond, Va.
"LYSCHBURG, January %. 1874
do not hesitate 10 pronounce 1t the best pre-
paratlon for coughs and pa tcuIarly for the tickling
cough, so common and annoying, that have ever
used or known Of. GEORGE III. RUcKER.n
For sale by all druggists and country merchants
PURCELL. LADD CO..
re 4-3m Wholesale agents
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S7/f NOW rs THE TIME 1914
~ Fs TO Ic6 40
SUBSCRIBE FOR THE YEAR 1874. 4,

ANY MAGAZINE OR PAPER PUBLISHED
SENT TO ANY ADDRESS BIZ
J. T. ELLYSON,
NEwS-DEALER. 30. 1112 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. #.., So
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
in Newspapers, Books, Magazines, Comes, Sta
tionery, Scheol-Books. Christmas Books, and all
articles required by the great reading pubic.
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE PUBLISHERS
AND THE PUBLIC.
The following sent by mail to any part OF the
couHtrv as the following rates, which are the pub
fishers lowest prices:
DAILIES.
New York Herald. .S12l New York Tribune. $40
New York World. IL New York Times. I2
New York Sun....... New York Journal
Richmond Dispatch. CT of Commerce 16
Richmond Wbig 80. 3 Richmond Enquirer 6
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ABscoNDED.-A negro named w. 81. 81.
Garrett has been going about for some days
past collecting clothes and other valuables
for the relief of unfortunates. To-day Car
rett disappeared, and with him all the money
and other things collected BY him; and the
colored troops are m0urning.-Robsn Add,r.
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The Norfolk Landmark still opposes the
oranges. *.1.@
Rev. S. Fl. Tying says that he sympathizes
with the Cheney movement but is not in if.
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BOOKS, sTATTOYgRY... -.

paAI'rHWAiTE'S RETROSPEgr slF
DPRACTICAL MEDICINE AND sueGERY
Diamond Cut Diamond. BY g. Edoina,nsT rtl-
lope. s1.50. Bcbee; OF, The Two Little wooden
Shoes. A Story. BY Ouidn. 81 so. The Paris.
Ny Youth. Novel. BY Amelia B. Edwarfss Pa
per. 81. The New Chemistry. BY sosiah p.
Cooke. Jr. az. Man and Apes. By st. George MI
varf, r. r. 8. Illustrated. $3.50. The BordesIand
OF Science: "A Series Of Familiar Dissertations on
Stars. Moon. Earthquakes, &C.. BY II. a. Proctor.
"a. Dictionary OF Greek and Roman Antiquities.
fec WOODH0HEE d PARHhM.s
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ROOTS, SHOES, &c.

ITO MAKE ROOM FOR SYRINGE
Il STOCK | will sell my Heavy Boots ~
other goods at a reduction Of ten per cent. My
stock is composed of all the various styles and
grades, such as may be found only In first class
boot ana shoe store. Lars assortment Of Trunks,
SC. Sole-Leather Trunks for gentlemen at cost.
ia IL w, p. w. TAYLOR. ..
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SUMMONS HEPATIC COMPOUND,
" OR -LIYER-CUHE.-We have arranged with
Messrs. WOOD d SONS TO sell orr SIMMONS
HEPATlC COMPOUND, whic,, is giving suct uni-
ycrsal satisfaction wherever introduced. All de-
raneemepts OF the liver, skin, aud bowels are re-
orders to our wholesale agents, Messrs WOOD q
SONS, who will supply the trade at our, regular
rates e. L. RING &SoEs, Proprierors, =.
re 0-Sm COLUMBIA. &. q.
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HORSE,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. just an g1N
H1dyed-ou salet a. Mr.: CL ARkS $780, -.
Franklin street IN M odd M
prices adapted TO the times