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Republican County Conventions.

The republican county central committee met
pursuant the call of the chairman at the Office
OF Geo W. Reeves, esq, on Saturday the 18TH
day of July, 1874.
BY unanimous vote of the the committee it was
ordered
That delegate convention lie held in the city
of Wichita, at the Eagle hall, on Saturday,
August end, Is.t, 10 chose two delegates and two
alternates TO represent the county in the con-
gressional convention, and two delegates and
two aliernates, TO represent the county in the
state convention. and five delegates and five al
ternates TO represent the county in the senator
ial convention.
And that the primary elections for said conyen-
ton shall be held at the usual voting places, in
the several precincts of the county, on sat,r-
day, The 18th day of August, ls.4, at which VIII
be chosen two delegates from each municipal
township in said county, except the township OF
thin City of Wichita, which shall he entitled TO
four one from each ward Of said city
Greeley township not being represented, DIR.
Durand was added TO the committee from that
township.
The committee further unanimously ordered:
That the county nominating convention shall be
held at the Eagle hall, in the city of Wichita. on
the 18th iay of september, 1874, AT III O'CLOCK IL
m OF said day, AMI that the primary election
therefor shall be held on Saturday the 9TH day of
September, lisa, AT the usual places OF voting In
the several presincts Of the county, at which each
municipal township shall be entitled to chose two
delegates, except the township Of the city oil
Wichita, which shall be entitled TO four, one
from each ward of said city.
The following officer are 10 be put in nominal
tion viz:
Representative,
Clerk OF the district court,
Probate Judge,
Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
County attorney,
Coroner.
II. l.. JACKSON, Chairman.
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Financial.

The total number of applications
from twcnty-onc western and southern
states To date. for the organization of
national banks, approved by the comp
troller of the currency. is foriy-seven.
with an aggregate circulation of Si.lsS-
600. Twcnty-onc informal applications
are pending, calling for circulation
amounting to Sl.i75.o0e.
The total number of its bonds with
drawn under the act of June 20. 1874,
is 81. SCI. 900. and the amount of legal
tenders deposited for the purpose OF
redecmins the circulation surrendered.
So. SS0. 900. These bonds have been
withdrawn by twenty-eight national
bank associations
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whomsoever proposed, for ANY expos
ure of his secret to the public"
Following these charges and accom-
panying proofs and documents, Mrs.
Tilton the next day submits state
memt TO the committee, which amounts
to nothing, unless it tends to fasien
guilt upon her and her paramount.
Beccher and his friends promise a
counter statement and proofs of inno-
cence. but up to this writing nothing
has been offered worthy the name, and
it is becoming of universal belief, al
most, that the highest and greatest re-
ligious minister in America is hypo-
crit. a seducer. and traitor to friend
shin, of the darkest character. Never
before in the history Of the country,
has there come out scandal of such
magnitude. Nothing else is talked of
in New York and Brooklyn, and the
newspapers are full or sickcning de-
tails. which we refuse TO publish. We
pity Mrs. Tilton, who was, no doubt,
an innocent and virtuOus woman UNI
til her husband became an advocate Of
free love and the champion of that no.
torions Woodruff. which Beecher took
advantage of. TO her shame and his
eternal undoing 1t destroys faith in
great men and their regulations. II
strikes a terrible blow at virtue and
morality by showing the most eminent
minister in America to be the most
arrant hypocrite-the great pious. lib
eral teacher of Gods religion to be a
betrayer, and regular systematic Sc
Queer of woman's honor.
After having carefully read all the
evidence and statements published up
to this date. we are firmly convinced
that Beecher has fallen beyond hope,
and that Theodore Tilton has received
his just deserts.
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For the EAGLE.
From Eagle Township.

July oath. 1874.
Col. MURDOCH: We seem to be
among the unfortunate ones. Many
parts of the county have been visited
by good rains, but we are still suffer-
ing from the drouth. We have only
had one inch of rainfall in about forty
eight days. Unless we get rain very
soon our prospect for a crop of corn
will be very poor indeed. Near the
big river some late pieces of corn are
looking very well, however, even now.
The cotton prospect is very fair.
But small acreage was planted, but
this seems to be crop that is very
little affected by the dry weather, and
is looking well.
Our neighbor, E. A. Gascoigne, is
married! Another bachelor is fallen !!
Thus we see our ranks gradually thin
ming, and we are powerless TO proven:
it, So be it. MAJ happiness and
prosperity attend him.
y. J. Smith has lately purchased a
quarter section of railroad land. Also
the whole of section seven, i'll town
ship twenty-five, range one west has
been sold TO private parties, and better
than all, the purchasers have gone to
work in good earnest making i'm
provements. Two new houses are al
ready erected and considerable guam
tity of sod broken. There is as fine q
body of railroad land in this part as
can be found anywhere. The compa-
ny's valuation is pretty high, but not
too high for the quality of the land.
Several of the Sunday schools in
this part of the county and some in
Harvey county are planning grand
Sunday school picnic, TO come off
some time in August. We trust those
who have charge of the matter will
take hold of it and make it a success.
"Children love their own dear meet
ing" Childhood is rapidly passing
away and we should not grudge these
innocent enjoyments to the little ones.
EAnyE
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The dreadful revelation so long
threatened by Theodore Tilton, with
reference to Henry Ward Beccher, has
at last been made. The whole matter
charged is. briefly. that the pastor
of Plymouth church deliberately Sc
duccd the beautiful and accomplished
wife of the complainant, Theo. Tilton,
maintaining adulterous relations with
her for a wear and a-half, or more.
There were many specific charges
made hy Tilton, TO a committee raised
by the church. II is a complete cx-
posure of the rottcnncss covered up
short tia since. and was brought
about by a feeling of revenge upon
Tilton's part. lie charges that he was
married TO Mrs. Tilton thirteen years
ago; secondly, that Beechcr married
them. The third charge states: 'Mr.
Beecher oycrcamc Mrs. Tilton's moral
and religious scruples about nine years
ago. and that the guilty relation cx-
listed until 1870. The fourth charge
states specifically that the first known
act was committed in October, 1868,
and continued till 1870, Mrs. Tilton be-
lieying all the time there was nothing
wrong about il. The fifth and sixth
charges recite nothing in particular.
The seventh tells how Theodore's sus-
picions were excited by seeing Mr..
Bcccher carcss Mrs Tilton while look
ing over some cngravings. The sew
enth charge also speaks of more sus-
picious circumstance, and at which
Theodore came near losing his temper.
but his wife made a plausible explain
alton. The eighth charge states that
in 1870 Mr. Tilton actually became es-
trangcd from Mrs. Tilton, which shows
that the most patient of men cannot
forever stand everything. This es-
arrangement led to a few weeks seDa-
ration, after which Mrs. Tiltou return
ed to Brooklyn. and on the Sd of July,
1870. confessed the whole business,
ulttl W hihs's 49, -
ton thought the matter all over, and
concluded that his wife was not TO
blame. but had been misled by Beecher
and that he resolved to save scandal
by keeping his mouth shut. Charge
tenth recites that the wronged and
hcart-broken rilton kept still until
December, 1870, when the row with
Bowen occurred. A meeting then oc-
Cured, when Eeechcr and Tilton met,
aud the latter spoke to the former for
the first time in nearly six months,
having, as it would appear, actually
suspended friendly relations with the
destroyer ef his happiness for that
lengthy period. Beecher learned that
Mrs. Triton had made confession,
and requested an interview with Mrs.
Tilton. which he had the same even
ing, at which interview he obtained
from her written paper for his pro-
lection" Theodore, whose blood was
now fairly up. afterwards made his
wife give him a synopsis of this paper.
About this time Mr.. Moulton appears
in a mediatorial capacity, and there
are interviews on interviews and let
tiers, one of which was the famous Il
wish that were dead" letter. written
by Mr.. Moulton for Mr.. Beecher. But
after this Mr.. Tilton wrote letter, in
which he said OF Mr.. Beechcr: Il bear
him no malice, shall do him no wrong
shall discuuntcnance every project, by
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GrasshOpperS.

A report reaches US this. Wednes-
dav afternoon, thar stream OF Mime
sofa grasshoppcrs about twenty miles
W idc and millions deep. passed about
thirty miles west of US in the direction
Of the gulf, last Monday. They de-
stroyed, our informant says, every
thing green for the distance of twenty
miles wide. We hope there is some
mistake.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-07-30

Brother Forney, OF the Belle Plaine
Democrat. made the third Arkansas
valley editor that called this week, and
all are in favor of a congressman from
the valley Wichita Eagle.
We are willing to 90 farther in as
serting our choice OF locality, and say
that he should live in the city of
Wichita or Sedgwick county.-Bette
Hniae Democrat.
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Marsh Murdoch will have to stand
a lively ovcrhauling for publishing in
his paper. the Wichita EAGLE, the call
for meetings to elect delegates to the
opposition state convention. y han-
Sas CITY Times.
Who will overhaul him? Because
the Times is run by ring. does it sup
pose that every other paper must ans
wer to some party or clique? Marsh
Murdoch owns the EAGLE, fears no
party. and publishes what he pleases.
While the EAGLE is strict republican
paper. it is read by many democrats,
but not of the stripe of the editor of
the Times.
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Kansas and Nebraska.

Kansas and Nebraska were opened
TO settlement at the same time. The
following report from the department
of agriculture concerning swine, Will
show about how one compares with
the other in every respect: In 1873
Kansas had 49,, 200 swine, aud Neb-
raska had 12l 800. In 1874 Kansas re-
ported 484 500; Nebraska, 1913 800.
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John Francis, state treasurer, re-
ports the selni-annual dividend OF
school funds for July, 1874, to amount
to Sis S67 Sc. being $2l ,394.SS more
than the dividend one year ago. This
increase is caused by the prompt col
lection of interest on school bonds.
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Publication Notice.

~TATEOF KANSAS.
County of ~cdgwick.
In Tie district court of said county of
Scdgwick.
john &. Iioughton,
4. e.. Mclean,
louisa VI. Mclean
Wan. -. Sanders.
The above named defendant, Ioui,
VI. Mclean. will take notice that she
has been sued by the above named
plaintiff. Ia the above named court. aud
that she must answer the petition OF
said plaintiff against her GIcd ip said
action. in the Office of the clerk of the
district court. Of said county Of Scdg-
wick. by ttc gsth daN of August. 1874.
or said petition viii bc taken a. true
aud judgement viii be- rendered in said
action again-t the defendant \. &. Me
Lean for the sum Of St5O.O0 with in
tcgest from Nav End, 1873 81 - per
ceut. and for tie sum Of 500 ~ aH at
torucy's fee W. said action. and for the
sale Of the following described real cs-
tate situated ia the county Of -edg-
wick, aud state ot kabsas. to- wit. the
south half OF the northwest quarter.
aud the north half oi the southwest
quarter Of section number IL. ia town
ship number ~ range west, under
mortgage 90 satisfy the said judgement.
attorneys Zee. 1uii costs iu accordance
with the prayer Of laid potion.
sLrss < DYER. plaintiffs attys.
Wichita, july IS ls1i %
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS.
Scdgwick County.
In the District Court of said county
of Sedgwick.
Mary +. Smith, Plaintiff.
vs..
Anton kneidIor anal VIM.
II. sanders, Def'ts,
The above named defendant Anton
kueidler will take notice that he has
been sued by the above named plaintiff
in the above named court. and that he
must answer the petition ef said plain
Till against him filed in said action ia
the office of the clerk OF said court by
the 9th day 81 August. \. II. 1874. or
said petition viii he taken as true aud
Judgment will Nc rendered In said ac-
ton in favor of said plaintiff aud
against said defendant Anton kucid-
Ter, for the sum ot $1,000. with inter
est from February lst. 1898, at L. per
cent. aud for the sum Of $1,000, a. an
nttorncs'> lee in said action, aud for
the sale ~ the following described real
estate, situated Isl the county of Scdg-
wick. aud state of Kansas. to-wit: Lot
number ~ on Main street In the city
oi Wichita. aud lots number and ~. =
on 4th avenue. in j. T. ililton's addi-
iion 10 the city ot Wichita. aud to the
follow iug real estate, tu-Wit; Begin
ming al The southeast corner Of the
northeast quarter ot section number
sixteen. Ia township number twenty
seven. range onC east. and running
thence north "a rods. thence west ;
rods. thence south - rods. thence east
to the place of beginning. under a
mortgage To satisfy said Judgment. u.-
tOrHcy's fees aud costs, ia accordance
with the prayer OF said petition.
SLUss 4 DYER, Fid's Att'ys.
Wichita, July l.. 1874. lj-S
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Atragment of meteoric rock, weigh
ing about two pounds. fell TO the earth
near Rossviile OH Saturday last The
descent of the strange visitor was wit
messed by several persons. who decided
il 10 be a silver off the tail of the
coh.st. The piece OF rock was picked
up on Susds, .,crnins, having burned
quite ii patch OF gsa-s -here II had
fallen. Ii has brassy, sulptur's Cog.
aud has created quite sensation In
that part OF the county Common
.redtfh.
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Proceedings of Board Of County
Commissioners Of Sedg-
wick County.
COUNTY CLERK's OFFICE,

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
July 9th. 1874.
The board of county commissioners met pursu-
ant to adjournment. The following members
were present. viz: j 3. York. and John T. Car
penter chairman
On motion il was ordered that the fine and costs
assessed against Tom Smith, in the justice court
before ID. A Mitchell, !. p, be and the same is
hereby RENTED and the sheriff will set the said
Tom Smith at liberty
After general consultation the board adjourned
at Il I'm.
Board met pursuant to adjournment at 80, pre-
sent, j. b. York, W 6 Hobbs and John T. Car
pentcr.
The order of business was opening of bids for
county Jail for Sedgwck county, rs per advertise
ment.
The following were the bids, viz;
Chas. W Fisk bid-King's plan. specifica-
ton and amendments, jail part and sheriff IS re-
sident complete, except iron Jail as specified on
pages Il. ID. and l6, 81 200.
T. r. Pulls will furnish all the iron work spec
flied on pages Il and IL Except the stairs), on
page IA and two coats of puint on page IL in o.
j. Kings plans and specification for 81, $50.
Lawrence plow company bid-will furnish and
set up the iron work for Jail of II cells king :
plans) ST, ,O9, -, or for Jail of !. cells without
second story of cells and corridor and iron stairs
for 50, s73,.4
PJ Pauly & Bros bid--wll furnish and erect
the iron work ON the o J. King plan tor 81, 800.
Mills & Stem bid-will furnish and build Jail
and sheriff s residence, as per Kings plan, eN-
cept iron Jail work for 81 800, and including iron
work Sll 800
c. W Fisk will build and erect Jail building
and residence according to Kings plan specihca-
ton and amendments for Sill $50
John Seaton bid-will furnish and set up iron
work also furnished cells according to the King
plan and specification So, 500. This provides for
angle iron riveied in place on top of cells to re-
ceiye the next tier of cells in the future
Clymont smith bid-we propose TO build jail
rs specified for 50, $50.
O. J. King will build the Jail complete except
the six upper cells, for $40, ooJ.
L. John Tucker county clerk and clerk of the
board of county commissioners, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing is a true and correct
copy Of the bids as opened on the 9th day OF Jn-
ly, 1874, for Sedgwick county Jail.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the county seal the date first
above written JONI TUCKER,
tsEAL County Clerk
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Publication Notice.

sTATE Gf KaHsA-f
CpaRly "a! -re-Sies
IN ~ district esarf q ~ s,-afy e seazs ies
10 ~ s'sfs 81 kan~ss
ess9 J Tilisisan, Fizin.is.
Pefsr I4xu- ard l.
sanders. Dsfenaaufs
he ai.sge azfssl dsf~adAnf Pst.g Lax aiu
take hsdlfs lis.s b. Has bffa sHsti ~ 80 sl4se
rzsaed liaiu-E tler ahgrs ualaG sarf zsft fiss
b. s1ssst tis ,tlfisa n sz81 iis4D'f7 ais
~ szis aetips IN fsH rSf~ ~ fs@ sirfa - esd
easrf b. ne sFl dsY 20 -sIisEa'.st !s5s sss sata
petition - taksu trgs snf as xsfisstli i4s
- fsndgFssl sz8f nsslol - fssuF - 80 ia
fiH aEd a.sfner sssa cefs,4llsat. Peer issHE to
ne -u1n ~ a. as Ntlh .atsrsaf fftsns AtTh tsfn
l~7F - y - esEf sos 50 aeHa cf $50 a.
siiasrsy &. - "a -sat eef49a sHI tsf ~ ssss -
fls f41Esls IesT8t-0d zeal sftsfe stsafe4 i. ff.s
esssnfF - ~sffFEiEs sd sizts q kzeRss a1.Ns g.
Tfs neriisrsst 4uartsF q s-f9isa ~ - r. is.su-
stiF ~ - =gafh - rszEr ~ Z rsst aatsr =
rggsfgszs o. ss1fsif ss.f lasIa n,~at nftsFves e.
- sas eps-s s. -ecesfruss sah lar pEasss -
"a -lsss a f3.sz f1si, isl.r
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Divorce Notice.

srNTE on KANSAS
sedEa lex County.
Tn the Di-triet Doar % TIE county Of -eizwiek
in The -tsts ii ksnsas
Mich1ei k0ouir, pisiata,
Minerva x oouiz, Defendant )
10 fhr above named defendant Nin.fss Ko3ais
you are hfrebs H0'thed thaf y9I hafs b. sur-t
IN tis ahofe ulfs.fd court. bf Gsrhssi
koonfl and fhai 10. said pisiatia hss
hied he pstsilon ia aaid e1an alleging that
about December I.lh ia. be Married % Fusl
IA Fldorsfs. Batter county k4hsas. SBii that on
OF aboHt fhe ~ dag 81 AYTii l-1s, yau siiifuiiT
abandoned and 'i-aeffsd him uIihtut aBy cslHs
and inst sF'r sincs g0a bEss. and sflii conflDaf
70 wiiiiuliy snd without cfusr desef; =nd shau-
don him. and q Use -sIer.fe EPari frefH hlfs
WITHOUT any sufficient ezsss - any fsassHi. aad
against his Wil. IS ish eaissnt ani pfsy 100 ioF
d Jir0rr~ 20 sai'l raaF' 4frpfft AZ. hiu from yoa
Aa5 sou arr hereby firfhsf Epiiafi fifsf yuli
must Or GfIuar - the aforesaid PETITION -.
OF bsf1fs ibe .nn arF % september. 80
JuG zulsnt and deere siu be rehdsrrd aHf Hasfs
sgsinsf yon. according - ne prayer - rsif isti
fioa.
MICHAEL EyO%TI Pjriauf
D. HsBfg ! ~uasuef. hss al; s.
Aiiszf l. IS Efsf.s eiFgk H.
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Irterrsi on school aistric; number ss1 -
t,r..rs6 that the lid Of " Fisk te accepted
for " sod and r.z-ssa.y WORK, aad iha; Of Josz
sezton fo- iron work
on motion bsarsi adjourned to .nets Jzis ia,
!s-s
!. JoaA Ticker. county clerk zad cierk % Tie
boar! Of eszaty commissioners. do hereby esrfy
that Tire above I'D foregoing is = rze AID eoTrses
copy 9. the proceedings Of tAs so2r. Of eo@afy
con.rnissisrsrs Of >eiswiek county, kAs-as, a
iheir meeting held Jaly lSIA, \ D ls7i
y testimony wA<reo: have ser@saso SIT ny
hsra Asa H.E-st - county seal the d-ss Sra
above written IeHx TrcxfE,
rsA.I Cosasy Gsesk-
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July 18th l--3

July 18th l-43.
Board Of county commissioners met pursuant
10 adjournment Present " g. Hobbs, j u.
York and John I Carpenter, chairman
Ordered that the bid of the : list National bank
of 90 Genes on the dollar for Sedgwick cocn;y be
accepted.
or,Iorec that block three ,wslve lots be Aba.ed
aad axed double in l-7i
Ordered that the chairman and clerk Of the
boar. Of county Of iSs county ot sedgwios and
state Of Kansas issue forty bou'is Cue July lst,
i:s4 bearing 10 per cent interest payable sem
annually at the Fiscal Agency Of the state Of Kaa
sas in New York city. said bonds 10 be issued IN
denominations Oiss5o each, and bearing coupons
numbering from one two twenty, sEeh coupons
drawn or the amount OF sl2 30 C.,apSEs No
OF bonds No ! TO 10, issued by eedg-iek county
for funding aoanng debI ~ said coaniy. were
presented by the county ire sursE sBd were car
celled and destroyed
The following school di-iriit bond coupons Eere
cancelled and destroyed
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Sol Miller says that Sam Wood, as a
candidate for congress, grows stronger
every day-he hasn't washed his feet
for three weeks.
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Twenty cases of sun stroke in 81.
Louis on Saturday and Sunday. twelve
proving fatal. They had heavy rain
on Monday morning.
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1t was due, this time. Two SER
vac, girls. at Cleveland, Ohio, kindled
a fire wi.S can of gasoline, and then
passed through cjory'> morning gate,
lust as slick as could be.
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4 u. ls14, AT = O'Clock q IN.
July llth, ls.s
The board of county commissioners Of sedg-
wick county, Kansas, met pursuant 10 adjourn
ment Present J Il. York, W. e. Hobbs, and
John I Carpenter chairman
General matter pertaining TO equalization was
taken DIP and On motion adjourned TO July 18Th.
|, John Tucker, county clerk and clerk Of the
board of county commissioners of the county OF
Sedgwick, state of Kansas, do hereby certify that
the above and foregoing Is true and correct copy
of the proceedings Of the board of equalization
at their session held the 9th 10th and llth days
oil July 4 ID ls7l
In testimony whereof have hereunio set my
hand and affixed my official seal the date frs
above written. JOHN lILhEh,
fscal County CLERK