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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
Publication Notice.

STNTs OF kNNSs-.
County OF >efgwlek
In thu district cenri % said ~edSvics County
Josephine Williams, Ila!a:if,
Assiusi
tiligm W siiisfuS and HuSh
& " iiiiams. pcfendands
] be above uane4i defendants, v liittms ! Wsl-
li5als and Hugh &. " iiizIGss hrIrbs uall lgtt
N & theS have bern Suptt ht The alsuVr auIslrd
pisiniia Josephine Williams, aud N uale>s
they Haswer ihe petition ~ iii plsiaI sgsia,i
them Sled IN SAID action 10 the ulct uf the clerk
of jhe district coart Of I'D sr.lgwlck toGa5y bs
the III day Of January - lS-a said puiif goo
wall be taken a. true and jptslns az viii he rem
errd ia li,t aCliuH IN favor % sad plalutiG rc-
quirug the stiji deieudaht. William , Witilslns
10 pay - the plSluiiG ju-ephtnc illauls s.
shmoay in gross ia hcr support. he sem af Gyr
Thousand doll ~, and charging the isra 81 O. 81
the dcf.s .dani rs iiii " iIiaslis i ~etiEgflk
CoGaty, kansas. with the psym-ai Il The -sHae
and setting iis ana apuliins Hcsuvtya nee N sit
hy the defendant " tllism tiisam o. the ,i.-
fendsai Hush x iiitaIus Tor thc southwest quar-
If section -. In tpWn~htr ., -euth 81 htuga 3
west: also lots three anu four tud the south n o.
OF the nurtl vest quarter Of section one IA town
ship -. Sogth OF range west; also the south.
quarter OF section ., in toWRshse :. ,sa,h 5f
uSe EAST, all IN ihr county OF ScflgelCk ash
STATE OF kaasas, aad rNcindiug the ieseadaut
Hugh Williams from all usis ry7t in sad rvil
cstte and Ter TIE sale sl said real 4, satisfy
said allowance az alinloEy, according ths ~ tyrg
oI said petition The sad dcfeisslant oiii farthrr
- $50 order al ait.schiue ws- duiy tssutaf
~ sad cnu-r. aud va. ,hr lsfh day ~ Nays8u-
Der, \ u lisa. duy levied by tae sagrlu ~
-rGgwick county, hRnsas. upuu the sglt aidsr
te-crihed teal est fe ami that said real estate iii
hc solii BY virtue uf id atiacun 81 proceeding
10 satisfy the jGigineul rendered an said scifun
November I'D ls5l. Ni.J = 4 DYER
SI-4 Attorneys tor I'll q
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The Feast at Greenleaf Grange.

Doc CREEK, Dee. 4, 1874.
EDITOR EAGLE: Having been in
vit.h by Greenleaf grange to partak'
of feast and do Il little 'spouling'
1T Stafford school house last night,
gave my pony three cars Of grasshop
per corn which had carefully storee
away, and five o'clock | was skippin;
away toward Spring Creek. When
gained the divide" overlookin.
Spring Greek valley the sun was jus
sinking in the western prairies am,
! throwing out food of red ligh
which was reflected by the scaiierin,
| clouds in the west. The mcauderin,
creek with its banks covered with for
es; :rces, looked like huge serpent
aud on either side the brown prairics
| the green wheat fields. The black sol
IF the corn fields, and the newly bro
ken land looked like an immcns,
checker board. The cabins and cot
tagcs were the men, and the few larg,
white houses were the crowned kings
A. looked upon this rich productiv,
valley and thought how many sucl
there were in southwestern Kansas, !
said. can il be that this people. strons
and industrious. ale Knocking at III,
doors of the east and asking for bread
Perhaps we were ready to say this is
great country and an empire of itself
and providence has caused ihi, ricl
soil ito withhold its corrupting album
dance" for this once 10 remind Us that
we are not independent of our breih-
rem of TIE east. When | arrived a
the school house | found il crowded
with people who all seemed 10 be try
ing 10 talk faster and laugh louder
than all the rest. Through the center
Of the house were two tables piled
fall of eatableS. There was roast piY
and fried doughnuts. roasted turkc,
and frultcakes, stcwed chicken and
pyramid cakes. and cookies. and
pickles. and TWENTY-FIVE other dishes
that | didu'; know the name of. Mr.
Carolton. of Dry Greek, picked mp y
little hammer and gave a rap on the
table. Then Immediately there wa>
silence. and he said. supper is now in
order: please take your places at the
table. After all had eaten there were
several baskets full of fragments. AZ /
ter supper we had a song by the Misses /
Waters and the reading of the declar- /
alton OF principles adopted by the ma
tional grange, by Doe Waters, which /
was excellent: and then a speech by /
Farmer Doolittie CHATS mel Ii was
u>t such a speech as any other plug 1
armer" would make after getting
.way with chicken and several
pounds of ginger bread. Then we had
ome excellent singing by Mr.. Harding
md Gibson aud Mrs. Gibson and Mrs.
1os,in, after which Mr.. Olphin and
Iugh Former each gave us stirring
peoch. Adjourned.
FARMER DooLITTLE
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
Publication NntiCp

In the probl,e court OF the County OF >edgwick in
the state Of Kansas
Horace Carpenter, Administrator
If the estate vi Polly De Bow de-
ceased
Nelson De Row. Lewis De Bow,
Jane r ish, Permela Van Horn and
The unknown heirs of james De
dow deceased one oil the heirs at
law OF Polly DE Bow, deceased. J
The above named defendants Will take notice
that Horacs Carpenter, administrator Of the estate
oil Polly De Bow decreased, ON the 18th day OF De-
c.Inber, a. ID. lS54. filed his petition in the pro-
oa court within and for the county OF >edgwick
nd stale Of X ausaS> alleging that the personal
state of said d~ctaeHt Is insufficient to pay her
ebts AMI the charges of administering her estate
hat said Polly De. wv died seized Ia fee, simple
II the following sho ribed real estat. situate III
said county. Of st- .-9ok, to-w,t;
The southwest 4usftrr of section No q, In
township 26 uih range west. The PRAYER oil
sad petition IS FOR The sale Of said premises ac-
cordi ng TO the statue. So
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
A Bill OF Health.
TOPEKA. KS. Nov. 18th. 1874.

TOPEKA, KS. Nov. 18th. 1874.
To Editor Of A,ehi=on Champion.
The recoyds of this office have been
kept from the examination of one per-
son. and one only, | allude TO The
Missourian. Nancy pangborn. some
times known a preferred stock" II
is not expected that persons of Nancy
habits aud character will tell the
truth. She don't The girls misior-
tunes deserve pity. but they are not
such as gain the public esteem.
Very Truly Yours.
d. W. WILDER.
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The Paola, Garrett e. Fall River
Railroad

The following letter was received al
EldOradO, by the editor of the Times
signed by the directors OF the PaDla 4
Fail River railroad company:
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. 3rd Nov, 1874.
Nj. Nardock:-
''Shonld our company conclude to
build their road 10 Eidorado, with one
branch running down the Walnut Val
ley TO Arkansas City. and the other
via Towanda to Wichita. would the
citizens Of your county be willing Ia
vote us any bonds? II county bonds
could not be obtained, what could you
do III the way of township aid ! :
Very respectfully,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
SheriH'S Sale.

T. 7 Kirby
Robert d. Reed &
y ID. sanders,
District Court Thirteenth Judicial District, Sedg
wick County. Kansas.
by virtue of an order of sale issued out of To,
District Court OF the 18th Judicial District SIT
ting IN and Tor >edgwick COUNTY, Kansas, where
IN /. 4 Kirby IS plaintiff ami robert Il. Reel and
" ID. sander, are defendants, 1 viii, on thurs
lay The IA day of January, between the hours OF
10 o clock n and clock p said AIy
\ 10 ISIS. at the court house door ia the city oi
Wichita, offer for sale at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder for Cash in hand. all the right, ftilt
anu interest OF the defendants Robert IL Reed
and " ID. Sanders i'll and 10 the following de-
scrIbed property, tO-wit:
The southwest quarter Of section No. 30, valued
and appraised at IS o and the southeast quai; ei
IF section No ~, valued and appraised at 500 IN
township y south OF range one west; also lV;-
three and four aud the south haifo the northwest
qusI ter of section fur, valued and appraised al
- and lois and two ard the south half Of The
northeast quarter of section No. five in township
o. south OF rang. vesl valued Aud apIra scsl
Al sos In setlgwick county, Kansas. said rel
properly l. levied upon a the property Of de-
iendant, Robert b. iie-d and " - >lnders.
anil VIII be sold to satisfy sid order Of
chcrTs olhee, wichttt, Dec. 5, \ u ls7f
Z. ii MASSEY. sheriff,
sedgt lex County Kansas
SLUes DYER, Plaintiffs Attys. >-j
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SheriFs Sale.
Charles McDougal }

vs. %.
E. j. Blood and Laura a. Blood
District court, 18th judicial district, sedgwick
county Kansas.
BY virtue of an order of sale issued out OF the
District Court OF the 18th Judicial District sitting
in and for >edgwics County, Kansas. wherein
Charles McDousal is plaintiff, and +. } Blood ana
Laura \ Blood is defendant. | Will on / thursday
the 18th day OF January, \ ID. ls.5, al = o'clock
D. m at the court house door in the city of " ch-
ia Kansas, offer ;or sale ut p bile auction, to thr
highest bidder lor cash IN hand, all the right
title and interest OF the defendants T.. Blood
md Laura A. Blood, in and to the following de-
scribed property, to-wit
Lot one hundred and forty-dve, (l4j) one hun-
lr~d and orfy-seysn, Qi1) one hundred and forty
nIne, Qi9) one hundred and my lone Njl) Oh
Main street in the city of Wichita, valued and
appraised ut s., 400. Lot one hundred and forty
siN (i+6) Waco street, City Of Wichita, valued ami
appraised at s.. 90. Lot oHe hundred and forty
eight AS " alter street. City oil Wichita, valued
and pprased at So o. Lot one hundred ana
,ifty Q,o) on Water street, in The City OF Wichii
valued and appraised at s2J 90. Lot one hundred
and iity-two on Water. street, CITY Of Nichiit.
valued and appraised at So 20 ! he above de-
.cribed property being in Scdgwick Co, Kansas
said real property is levied upo the property
of defendants h.. j. Blood and Laura A. Blood,
and will be sold Ia satisfy order OF de
Sheriff. Office, Wichita. Dec 5 ,lS.i
PHI MASSEY, Sheriff
-edgwick county, Kansas, 3S5
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United States Congress.

Convened Monday aud heard the
President, Message. Senator ingalls,
from Kansas. introduced bill provid-
ing that homestead and presumption
settlers be allowed q years absence
from. their lands. Also a resolution
relative to troubles in the Indian ter
ritory, and asking that L. 5. cour;
be established in said territory.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

4 Louisville papa did not seriously
object 10 the proposed elopemeni OF
his daughter with dry goods clerk.
Happening to get wind of the plan. he
merely lay in wait for Augustus. and
sent him away with the impression
that remarkable healthy Young mule
had played tattoo with his heels up-
der his cOar-tails
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
Secretary of the Senate.

Capt. John II. Folks. editor of the
Wellington Summer Coz Press, will
he candidate for secretary of the
state senate. He is well qualified for
the position. and DIES rving of popular
confidence and support. He publishes
one of the best papers in Southwest
ern Kansas, and has done good service
for the Republican cause. Capt. Folks
served CALAMITY in the Union army for
more than three years during the war
He will have hearty support in the
southwest. and we take pleasure in
saving that if he is elected To the posi-
ton he seeks he will fully justify the
confidence Of those who give him their
votes, and prove himself capable.
efficient officer Champion.
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KANSAS DESTIT = TIE.
Statistics from the State Board OF
Agriculture.

Hon. Alfred Gray. Secretary of the
state Board of Agriculture, sends the
Eagle the following reliable sta
tl>tics regarding the restitution on
,ur frontier:
OFFICE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE,
TorEKA, KANSAS, Dec. |, ISL.
To his Erceliency Thos. 4. Osborn,
Governor of Kansas:
In compliances with Your request
ior summary of returns made to this
,llcc relating to destifution in the
state. the result of grasshopper or To-
us devastation, have to report. The
,ountics that are absolutely unable
provide for their own destitute lie
vest Of the six principal meridian. and
or the most part arc the following:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
Publication Nctice.

In the District Cur, 81 ;hs County Ok 9edswick
in the Stair 81 hans&s
" z GSssa-si. r.aiafiF,
against
A Pz--. Minnie Page. - -
minor heir Of p.nsFnure
Page deceased srd AIMS l.
Lin6ssy, Defendants.
T5- d-f-nd sa;. stove named viii tAks rOtics
thG; i4cy hE~e lesn .a>si by ~ sid pl4snt71. u
p Iyas-aTd in TIE strict rnurt % I'D gwEeF Go
kan-as aers Eni~.- fh~r answer 10 f-ffif11 a
the. q PiaiHIic taisa IN s4!d cs1oril 20 o. p sre
tire I'D ,szr q. jana NJ. l.-5, the s41 lsettstou
wiii Be isseu trse sasd lodS ireni rNasierrl
Nstsinz; ID. said defendants = Fkre $50 y =
Bfe Pay. for tie sal. Of t.zt- >Gs ssxtS seven 81
AaS sinfF-nlne aysf 90 Narsef street II ths lsfr
Of " iessra, >ezisHick Ieazty. kaz-ts = -.fi.iE
rsssrsx &c xfr.u BY al 4 F..e zat l-r--
NOR PExs dere.-ed - " 7 tsrssArs 70 ssessr@
ply men, 81 zo'e xisea b. aid i'c1.sf,7-s Fsx-
a-crasey4 - .-rurp I'D Is 2 Cr5@.zrst for 81 9
aiss s0r ire ri-1aer -arc .. so a. Te-zsh q at
torsey Zee fsr ,-z sel1-ear. t1ye;e-z VIII stat
Erzry csrzssss tcsss q. profess AL osf' G. 2 >
81. 2 S't-cAED.
~ E. sTASLSs ;sEsTK ~, ~.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

Song books for the use of suhordi-
nate oranges can be procured of o. H..
Kelley. secretary of the national
grange, Washington. ID. C. The price.
with notes and flexible covers, is ff-
teen cents each and in all cases the
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

A six-year-old boy in Minneapolis
asked aplayfellow to 90 up siairs with
him and see his fathers pistol. Point
ing the loaded weapon at his own
breast, he said. {: Jimmy. see me
shoot myself" and fred. The wound
was mortal.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

Twenty barrels entered as d" sal
meats" and Australian beef" wer,
seized at Portsmouth. England, DC
tober %. and ia each barrel was fount
the corpse of a full grown negro
They reached England from the Unit
ed States, and were intended for di>
section in London; but who sent them
and where did the sender get them?
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

An aged hackwoodsman was reprov-
ed by the Clergyman for allowing his
sons TO go hunting on the Sabbath.
''iou ought to bring up your children
in the fear of the Lord" said the min-
ter Fear of the Lord - said the old
man. IS jiss what I've done. Don't
one o them boys dare g'wout doors
Sunday 'thout double-barrel gun"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

At Columbus, O.. one day recently,
James Manning. boy seventeen wears
old. was returning To the city from
hunting with a companion. aud was
IN the act of climbing fence, when By
accident he fell aid full losd Of shot
was discharged from his gun and lotg-
I'd il his ucFS. killing him instantly.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
nuF's sl..

n L4aiiey Lse.
Alurg,l u Ienkiss
y ~ j.. ~Ea..rg,
District Coa7. Iaa fuir.f' D.sti-s --'-T ~.
truniv. hau.ts
r. gir;ue ci an onirr cd 80, f.nci egl ef iar
if@tr.rt tparf gu islr sfh iul ri listrct -.riH.
"a asa Or ~e,t<wsrk tlari5 kaaass. q lr-e. q
iudiey lac - Nia.HUI. ass i.fret IA era
kias su1 "a % r-a-rrs sfV iiV-catt .Hla. r-f|
en Msaday fss 4Ls tits ef isscslnarl, 8 b. ~
tFtwreutn tzr H.-lr. .t d .c.e-s la .1II
s'ci-ck D. - la. .c..lsr. al-, dtlr in w. cav
ef ~ Ici.its N8a~sts. udrr Ser 81 af ulfis Eases
uau. Ga trc e.snu-t haitgv fsr cssa ta tsat 81.
fne rsht. tiiie sa intrr,-t ei iar q, q a.if i.s ~
tft.i n Jsnsfus ssi ~ % -af.irrs .l l...I lsTr
fsifev tiis g. ~srshg't itrrf-eis ia-vI
n4 fh rtlf at Csc -lt,isar .laar-rs
t.au uauirvr llll rirsra. 81. tHell.f.r 81
tvrats- u4gr. Fsulv sasl li iar rt,i..t- I'd sff.
Wiys aud sia.s ID Rsitstt. trt fI'sHt.ei ai c-eH;
tia.ts.t her terc rtH. r,4. pisl,.rf ie 81 a.
GA So fAc arefcfly I'D q. fc,.flaa-- Nilfi % asa
s4ns alli " ~.pt.tis, sa1 $50 Del a.t
4-f, ssl.t GtsiFs rf -.tr
-4yt4s .en.r Ni0e.. Ney t rfi
= ~ k--fl -ae.sr
>lu-s iFvsf Pll.atl s sl.arf..r a--a
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
The Topeka Wife Murder.

DIR. AshmOrc who murdered hi,
wife some time ago in Topeka, b,
shooting her in the head, and who wa
afterwards captured in the wilds o
Texas, aud who got change Of venue
TO Burlingame, Usage county. wa
found guilty of murder in the first de-
gree last week aud sent TO tho pcnitcn
iiarv 10 await his execution which I'm
der our law will never occur. The
cu'ion in all righteousness should have
been speedy and would have been bul
for the law
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

There are ten states in the Union il
default Oh their debts. With the ey
ccption Of Minnesota aud of Indiana
and Of Missouri to a partial extent
they are all at the South. The rota
amount. is Sl64. 100000.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

Capt. John III. Folks. OF the yelling
;oa Pres is the unanimous nominee
OF the Southwest for secretary OF the
state senate and We should Ike 10 see
him have the posiiion.-ArtaHsus
Zrntfer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

During The temporary absence OF
their mother recently. two infant
children of Mr.. James. of Greenpurt.
Long Island. fell from their cradle in
10 an open fire. and were burned II
innIh
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
LECalS.
saaEs'a e.

GeorEgJ .iiiot-au.l
chsS ! i,sihrea-
znd " j.. Saasicr~-
District CouT4. l-1h IsTlly Q 1ss'iici, -esi-1.l
0GuutF. ltaHsss
b vssfue Il sa vricT ~ slie lssurt saf ~ o.
pis,rfci t,slrs ~ iii- tsta iiniciaa hi-trsrf -f
ting B.. aad los ~ragSicS tsn.sty- hir-as, r.lsfr-
"a Sss,rze ftsstSI'a 81 .alsfEiil, au'i tislr'es
Ha!GnlsS aad ~ u. ~H-sigfs agr urfrHftsni-.
wiii. en- Nan;av ilc lf-h q a. 81 iicrtill.cf. = u
Isl. between fnf boa 10 o. a'cl.7i IT, rslfi
c.1rS B. IA. * nc CeuFiaausr eser. in gar GO
ct Nirni:4 alcf 31r s1ie st pai-iC ancf.ar 3D. a.
IA ghrsi bti,ieF isr casa ~ hsn8 90 iae ris ~
ffs4e and Interest ci iisc iictersss1-- tiiaTt.s
Ifsihrs4ok and ~ y siasi1rs. u sut g. t- O..
ie7ytaE -lsse1si-r.i property. te-ur
lne sesrtea-f q tauaf-rf ul ssiftsii y "a fHeiifa
scsrn ESP, an township ~. 20 fWrai1 -t'ar.
Fasgv a. Two r.sf IA >e.tEWics county --a-r q.
ksasaS sad sisprsst-~i 81 = o. ser acre sad
r. 3 property = }evir'i uEen a. sae frerrrfg a
deicu,ls Jlsaf5r- uebss~sS anl ~ A. ~fn-
eeF, aud Wa D. -uti t1 ssf-st sft "l.irr Hf sair
>hrrsa alBces N lcu.fa. ka@.s.ss, Nefrtur.f stn
4 y s.t
r Ig MN~~-l srrrf
siass s pyrT, iia.nua s lissrarf- a.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

AT Delphos, Ohio, the other day.
John Poihash was engaged in cutting
down tree Ii fell q contrary way to
his expectations. falling upon him.
crushing his head. and killing him in
sfaptlV
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10
Presidents Message.

The Presidents Message was receiv-
ed yesterday morning too late for this
week. 1t will appear next week upon
the outside. 1t is an interesting docu
mcni inst al this time.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

Lately little girl named Laura Col
Inns. while at school near Clinton.
Ohio. was instantly killed by ball
striking her The bows were PLAYING
ball. and by accident struck the little
pi ~
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Sheriff's Sale.
Willl'm johnson, administrator
( deceased. VS. ~

Will IN johnson. adminstra.orl
Of the Estate Of SASH johnson, w *
William Neeley.
District Court, ls,h Ju,iicisl District, SedgwleS
County, Kansas
By virtue uf an order of sale Issued out OF the
district court OF the i3th judicial district sitting
in and for sedsNick County, Kansas wherein
William johnson, administrator OF Sassa johnson
deceased Is plaintiff, and " llism Neelry l. de-
PENDANT. viii, We ineSlsy the 9Th 4 - IF an
usry. A. II ISIS. at O'Clock p. N \; The Court
House door In the City Wichits, Mans - Oder for
sale at pubic auction, 10 thc hi=asst bladder Tor
sh in hand, all the right title and Of the
detendint W I'LL N Se-iey in and 10 the follow
Ing described property. i0-wil.
The northeast quarter oI the northwest guar er
of section :. ia township . south OF range es-;
of the 9Th principle meridIsu in the county o!
Sedgwtck, and siSte of hans.is. and appraised st
twelve dollars per acre said real Property l.
levied upon 81 the property of defendant William
Medley and VIII be sold to satisfy said order OF
sale
sheriff ; efice. wichita. Dec ID, A d 1874.
7. II. MASSEY >heri a
Sinss Dyer. Plaintiff 5 Attorneys $50
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

The Treasury Department has made
formal demand upon the Central Pa
cite Railroad Company for 1--WE per
cent. of it, net earnings since the COM
pleiiou OF the road
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-12-10

In Il hospital in Montpelier France,
is patient. who has just swallow ed Il
thermometer left on his table. while
suffering from temporary delirium.
They have great deal of trouble with
him now. When he drinks hot coffee
that THERMOMETERS flies up against the
roof Of his mouth hard enough to lift
his hat Of, and when he eats Ice cream
il gets down into his boots and wor-
ries his corns.
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MARKETS.
Wichita Wholesale and Retail Prices
Current.

CThe first column Is the price By the package,
the last column the retail price. Prices Of all
ticles liable TO change every DAY
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Never waste your time: waste some
body else's.
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Further Instruction to the People Of
Southwestern Kansas.
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What is Being Accomplished by
The State Committee.
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THE RELIEF WORK FOR KAN
Sass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-11-20

Bismarck has trouble with the German
Betch-tag az well with Count Won Arnim.
On Wednesday TIE members OF that BODY
showed such INSTRUMENTATION 90 the Bismarck
cian TuieoI Prussisn policy that the Berlin gov
eminent was twice defeated in test votes, and
the TresidiDg 0aicer, Herr F0rckenbeck,
according 10 precedent, Immediately re-
signed bis position. The defeat of the
Government wss the Tssalt OF 4 coalition of
tie different parties, which stand as follows in
the heIchstaE: National Liberals, OF Bisma rck
RUSSIAN Members, I55. Centrum Fraction, r
Caphohcs, lol; PrOgressists. 80; Liberal L.
peri2lists, Sc, Conservatives, p; Poles, IL; So
eialists, ., Alsatian and Schisswigians 6; Ham
oveTians, 4, Peoples Party, l. The largest
party oPpoSe to the Prussisn policy il then the
Catholic and Centrum Fraction; its former
leader, Mslinckrodt, died recently, but the
party Is led nov by two very able men-Wind-
fhorst and Peter Reichsnspergsr. The smaller
fractions must have coslesced with the Catho-
les, for the whole question was, after all, to
pTotes; against the absorption political DO yer
by Prussia over all the States OF the German
Empire, and against the recent Ecclesiastical
Laws, which are equally obnoxious to Protes-
tSnts and Catholics.