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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
The Bounty Bill

A very singular Transaction has 1c-
Cured iu relation to the soldier
bounty bill. which i. likely TO require
sSmc rNpianaIi"u-
A hall hour before the session ended
Vice PTe,idS-ut Wilson announced tu
Jhe senate a number OF bills A. being
-',ig enroiiei and ready for the ,igua.
,nr. 81 'ise president When the tit
~. -. ~CTe read the bouuty
bill was anong them. ~"a .Ss 'IlHI o.
order wa al once made - w" ~
had ouly a short time before been -.
on the table.
The vice president said that obirc-
tion came two late, a. the bill had
been signed.
The friends OF the bill claim that the
house having ag1cyd to the senate
amendments 10 the conference csm-
mittse. and THE hause haying adopted
their rePnTt, the bill therefore did not
require further action hy the senate.
The GaPoneuts Of the hill claim that
the scu,iiug OF the bill To the eaufrr-
ruce committee again brought the
matter b-fSre tue senate, and that IL
required further aciiou BY the seuste.
Al ANY rate the bill has Teen sigucsi
by the president. aud the question nov
u whether "a bill will D.. held bv the
courts to be law.
Washington. March g.-Thc presi
dent did not. a. has been --psrtcd. ye-
To the bill Tor the equastEatisu of
bouuiics, except H. withholding his
signature. Tie had. however. prepared
q draft 81 a message in rencil. but %
Uas thrown aide without being onp-
ted tor trsn-missinu TO the hsusa.
whcr. the bill originated The draft
u a. fsilows:
The bill T. herewith rcturvcl with
oui INV approval. fsr the reason
Firsi-That Il apprupTiaies fr0fa The
tri.asary a large sum % mouer az
tim. when the revenue j. iusuiicicut
Tor the current wants.
S.scnud--i 10 not believe Il bcucftsauy
usrtiou 90 the cx-solsiisr-
WIN Il ! supposed viii be b-nsdci-
aries - Il, bat rather IL wuuid rcsuii
more Ia a measure Tor the relief al
-lsirnHuts ard middle mcn Who tufer-
yeue OF would Intervene Co collect o.
Ili-couut luuniics granted b. H.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18


EDTroH EAGLE.-Sir: I read ia
your columns some time since an IN
quiry about seed cora Sow my ex-
perience Is, that corn from Alissoari
and Iowa win not weld a. vel a. corn
that Is raised further ssath. When
came 10 Wichita four ears ago. seed
corn was very scarce and We had 10
haul our corn from Emporia. and the
man We bought Of said Il was Missouri
corn, it was nice and grew well and
made a very large cob. bat the cars
did not 60. Some ears uoald not
have 4 dazea grains % corn - them.
and did not make over twO-ihiris Of
a crop. while seed that was raised here
turaed OF tweaiy or tweniy-GTe bush
els per acre more than the Missouri
seed. and il was al plaEted in the same
field, al the same time. aud ID must
have been m the seed. wOuid say 10
farmers b. al means procure Kansas
seed IL possible. Some SIX years ago,
Ro5f. Duncan b-oaght some seed corn
from Minnesota, and !; wonid not on
al al. OF at least he loot his seed.
These mar be exceptions Ny exper-
irnce i, seeds win do better and pro-
drre more. As a general rule, when
they become acliinaicl and adapted to
our soft and climate.
Yours most respectfully,
W.. WILLIAMS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
The Topeka Daily Commonwealth

49, @NAN~ -
The Topeka Daily Commonwealth
has always beea a good paper, enifr-
PrisIng in advance uf its resources. rS-
liable in the absence of proper facili-
ties, and true to the republican party
aud itseif with HO adequate encourage
usnt. For years the legislative major
It's of its own party has sIudiousiy
suati,e,l aad crippled il, uotWiths;aHd-
ing which IL has gone bravely on AT the
expense Of private fortunes, maintain
ing iis ideal standard, independent oil
the party patronage TO which II was
honestly entitled, iIs only other sap
port a town whose commercial im.'ar-
lance does not rank higacT than that
Of ordinary country villages. - ihin
paper 10 be published At the capital Of
tie state" was the sHeeriHs comment
0flca heard from Plug republicans la
The legislative halls who voted their
patronage TO 4 politically debaHcnsd
firmers paper. while they drew tieir
inspiration fron that organ VI bash
WLackers and robbers, the Kansas City
TGEses. To Us, IL makes no Kind Of
difference what light politicians aud
lighter writers may lay, the Common
Ircuifh. despite the commercial thin
ness Il the town ia which il i publish
ell. aud ia the absence Of that party
sa?P.Ei to which, by virtue Of its To-
cstiOE and ability, IL was entitled, has
always bcrn a paper Of which We have
been pTOud. Had il possessed the
hacking IL a town cf the commercial
strength Of. Lawrence, or Of l.eavsn-
worth, or Of Aichison. '''hin " CTiti-
ci.ms might not have sounded 30 Ua-
just.
Tut the Commonwealth has again
changed hands. aud Of the change We
started out to speaE. F.P. Baker, for
merry proprietor of the STATE Record,
has purchased the catire concern aud
will take charge ~ iIs business man
agcincVj. thing ih'i he il rmineH'iy
qualified 10 10. Noble l. Preuiiss
succeeds o. the editorial chair. The
best daily paper that ever ran over, "T
uudcr for that matter. at the capital,
was the Slate Record, a. edited by
Capt. u. King. and this sane Noble l..
PTeHiiss. IT. King aiieTUsrd edited
the Kansa. Mararisse then The f,tl3-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The Pvm-ruy $500 business has ~
lat been s-tfie.i- Gov Slower the
custodian % The fand hearing that
counfy aftaraey Vance intended 10 en-
ter q nolle IN the criminal suii. imins-
dizfeiy deiersniaed 20 dispose az The
money u tie manner that seemed
most jas; 70 him. first having = writ
ten cs1fIrmlfisu from county affor-
ney Vance that h would enter a aOli-.
Gov. Slower paid al the costs in the
suit mp 10 date. and turned the bal
anee over 10 ex-senator York. from
whom he 81 t. Mr.. York in his turn
handel the balance % A. II. Horton,
Pomcr0y's aItOrnsy. This ends a pros
ecatiSa that Eas little else than a per-
secution- Tie suit should never have
been eomfnenced. Ills most unrelent-
ing enemy could but esncede that the
ex-senator hal suffered all that Il was
possible to suffer. politically. socially
anil fHanciziiy-hdd dras.k the bitter
dregs Of his mistaEe, or folly, 20 iIs
last drop. This j. almost the unani-
moss oi.iniou Of the people Of the state,
and the dismissed will be heartily APP
proved Of by 81 who arc not Vindietive
By nature or who have not some per-
sonaI spleea 10 sratify. We have held
to this opiuioa fro'n the frsi, aud Ne
are glad, now after al overWraughi
partisan feelings have TO adesree sub
sided. 90 fad the leading papers OF the
state enuaeiasIu. the same convictions.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
The BEST PAPER. try IT.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

A cattle man named Joha LyntIos
vas murdered al Lincoln center Lin
cola couuty. this state. last week. ard
his body. afler he had l.eea missed b.
his neighsors Cor acarly wcck. wa
foaud IN well on his ouu Promises
A father aud soa named Eatou. Who
worked ssr LyudOa. are the suspected
psrties. a. they sold eafiie AZ Piess1ut
hin. wearing Lyudou's brtrd. and a.
they Were known % BE- pols anl ass
have money 10 squanier rccSicssiy.
50 tue authorities considered teen
selves jus;iiei ia holdiag the Etiea's
Tor the murder. ID : a rrvditisg aaair
- detailed By the EllswOrth RSygrtcr.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

u Is reported that the notorious
James brothers are hiding in Dakota
Territory. near Yankton. Wintsre-
mute. Uhs sho; General NeCooL, j.
there. too. but be slOscn't need to hide,
for the Law, a. interpreted by Dakoi.
inslre.. nrotccts him.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

An Italian lemon pe'ldirr, by th'
name Of FraneiseO Palermo, vas A.
sassinaicd 10y Italians on the iSih iH-I,
-. Lpais. lie was on BroidWay a
the time. and was shot from behind =
fence. Palermo was 4 Peaeeablc, in
dnsIriOus Young man, engaged TO b.
married next month.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The LeavruwcTth Times ia ooIn-
mcntias eiitorisily ou the Sallis Tier
nav, Willie Fish. child assassination,
takes the OCCASION and occurTancr. TO
parallel LeaveHvoTth with Chicago.
auS 10 make the former appear more
like a city, cites the dangers ahead Tor
those bows vino learn evil at the
Opera ilUuSc stairs" The danger
those ''boys really cacouHter 8, oniy
from what might result should they
20 TO sheep aad fall. We say IL not
in anger but In grief that the next
thing 10 ioafiHg T. a cemetery, loaf
ing arenad the Lcaveaworih Opera
House wauii seem 60 us TO be the
deadest employment a boy could Gu
gaze. The lack Of vitality In such A.
WouiJ 10 i;. Is sufficient 60 render
grsuullcss any fears that thew will
ever bccomr criminals.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
Rlnck Rnls

An Omaha dispatch saws immense
numbers Of Inquiries arr daily receiy-
ed BY PROMINENT persons 90 this city
relative 60 the Black IIili.. There i
no question bat that troop. Ia safli.
eicut numbers win be stationed IN
that country to prcycat parties eater
Ing Il, aud if they should. force will
be used 20 exPcl them if necessary.
Indian runners viii Be constantly en-.
ployed, aud viii give prompt notice Of
the approach &c parties. There j. bat
little u any excitement here over the
Black Hills country, aud the matter i
gcuer=l'y considered unworthy the at
teuiien as long as the government 8.
opposed - the eoantry being peoplei.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The New Orleans TiRcs has the au-
thoriiy Of state engineer Thompson
for publishing the report that AZ hick-
'ory ant White Castle, the leVUcs arr
in-immincni danger OF errvasscs, aust
that At Waterproof. the ueg lsyce ha>
began TO cave in for distance Of Go
teei. 1t Oacga aud MiilikrH's BsHd.
the levce. are giving away, aud at Lien
ei, there are crcyasscs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
Kansas STATE Baads

Gos. OshaTn. who rrturuca homr
from Top-ka lat cvcuiugt. tells ~
that kausas scEeu pr cfnt. touds are
NJ; ouiF vorth me huuiresi cents uu
the daiiar. bat that q isdificuif O. duf
sellers 81 this fgurc. Letters have
beea rcccivci a. Topeka. from Ncu
Nork baukers. rendering TIE suri uan
"a aiorc for bauds q The description
meniiaueii- Snme ucrks 90 The STATE
tried q purchase Si0.00l - its bad.
fnr sinking f1ud. oGrTiug % pay par
rates. hnf could euiy otffin twelve
fhau-ani inilars Uurth. This skoEs
rers cuueiu-ivciy b. that fi.e credit -
knasrs ia she uaouey ccuicrs q he
r.anfry 4 rlassed = No. i.-LeErcz-
uroriA CoRacrusaL
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The senate c"mmitIse on foreign ~
Ifiions Thursday afternoon reported
the IiIWaiiaI reciprocity treaty will
an amendment providing that pcTniis-
lion shall not be given 20 any Othel
nation to acquire any naval or estiiny
stations in those islands, aud recon-
mende,I the raiiiieaiinas as made.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The National fire insurance CON-
paay. Of Philadelphia, has closed it,
doors. Tic officers resolved % sus-
pend business FOR a few days aud fH:ly
examine Into the siiuatiou. with =
view to aseerisiniag the exact cOndi-
tisn Of the roinpauv.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
Proceedings OF tho County Aid So
cisty.
Yours most respectfully,
W. ID. WILLIAMS.

ErOceoulnG3 OF inc County Alu 90
cisty.
March ?, 1873.
The county all society met pursuant
20 adjournment. al the county clerks
Office Delegates were present from
UniOn, Seciy, De,ano. Attiea. Garden
Plains. warO, Salem, Ohio, Minnesota.
Grant. Keeki and Wichita townships.
Il was voted that a car load Of corn
in the car aud eighty-six bushels Of
oats. be turEed over to Minnesota
township.
Received from J. 4. Carpenter one
car load Of -four. meal. etc.
Il was voted that the distribution Of
all goods by the society be on the hasis
of the SWORN nnd returned statements
Of the several township trustees 10 the
county clerk.
"a was voted that the executive CON-
miiiee be Instructed TO distribute, on
Tuesday next, the amsaRt remaining
GA hand, aud all goods received, until
the next meeting of the society.
Meeting adjourned.
T. T.. THOMPSON, Pres.
7. McDOSALD, Sec.
March I6, 1875.
Meeting called 60 order. Ia the alb
sence Of the secretary +. G.. Cornell was
appointed
Airport was received from the conn
~ on our distribution.
u was moved aud seconded that
Brother Albaugh's request be carried
out As Ear A. possible.
A vote OF thanks To our friends ia
Ohio was passed, unanimously.
Each township was instructed TO re-
port what was on hand.
A nioiiOa - the report Of the
county be aeeepSd, was adopted.
The following resolution was uHani-
mOusly adopted:
ReSOlrei, That the OVcrplus Of At
tiea, Garden Plains aud Pam townships
be held n 4 reserve To the society for
further emergencies.
Meeting then adjourned.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Senator Ferry, Of Mica, will be
president OF the CHiisi States foI
tweniy-Esur hour, during Sunday,
March fIh. 1876. Nr. Ferry is prrsi.
dent pro-iem.. Of the United state,
Senate. The President and vice-Pres,
idcnt Of the United States go out uI
the Ilh aud the inauguration docs no
orr,-r uutii Monday.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

On Thur-,lay the senate eoa5rmed
the following nominations: 4. C.
Shields, OF Alabama. six aHditer Of the
treasury department.; n W. Coulter.
p. ". Baxter Springs. Kansas; john
T. Edgar. Nebraska. counsul.st Beirut.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The Republican senator's held eau
Gus On Thar-,lay. The ballot resulted
in John T. Preach, pressBt serseani-
alarms, receiving IUenty-oue, against
nineteen. scattered among Chas- Ken
ncly. il. Chrisiy aud Capt. Ashley.
The caurus also voted 10 retain Rev.
Dr. Sunderland a. chaplain.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Gen Sheridan arrived At New York
aH Thursday evening from Washing
ton, ana lei Ia the morning for ChieI-
90. Tie will go from Chicago In few
lays 10 LeaveaEOrih, aud will pro-
coed theaee 10 New Orleans, where he
expects 20 arrive about two weeks
from date.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

While the soa of a colorcd preacher
In -. Louis. was on trial Msuisy for
the killing OF a white boy named Boat
right. brother of the latter boy aud
youih himself. approached the chair
where Young we..lsoa at. beat over
him aud whispered. Ssu killed b'y
brother; am here 10 sin yoa." with
that he thrust a hong butcher knife in
10 the abdomen Of the eolered boy.
woodson, who foll to the nocr. The
young aycHgcr wa promptly arrested
and seat to Jail to avail. the result Of
the terribl. wound
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Gen. Crook, after years Of service In
AriEouii. has breH removed 10 the
department Of the Platte. lie Is de-
serving OF an easier position and i
entitled after 30 many wears % Danish.
meat oR the frontier 10 enjoy during
the remainder of bis days, the bliss
ings and couvcnicnccs Sf civilization.
But the government cannot replace
him, at least in the judgement OF
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Naiirs i hfrr1r Eirsu thaf = p.ilfiaa III -
Frsasaissi O. buari = clllrliss,ausrs q - - -
esunfF. kals1s, 81 thssr nllsfiur - isi e.
ApFti, Ira asEiuE thai q rlaad - saiaaiistsl
a. iailasiIT putu.ar ta-wr
eerinliuE Z ~ 49, 80 - fsufral AFsrlTt -
~ ~ ~ - trhfrH 49, rrnnllT ueaf aGr1s
a. Llffis Ara aas1s urrrs ftTrcs uesf - ~ a.
lad In a. ArEalsal ElIrr. o. . luiaf HtFfe O.
Les 10 1awrr ~ uTaI "a - ~ ll1flr A So
- River &c. infsraTrf 49, ialauf l1TurH o.
~ u1-Il bauk q - frt11sas EiFar fales1es
~ ussl ha1k q - Linz AFksnsaa EiNsT . -
- uTmu u rarEH eEsf. 1890 nlrla 81 -
ii-r a. ~ sau. b a e - t1Ils ArGausas rlu~f
trrurr frilautur - wFa1 $50 - ~ lAlflF A.
49, river q ~ rurrE taanIirF ll1a - srE1ir
~ D. e. = rllirf fse1fT enaIua 49, - ~ = % 3
rali oarasr q ssrtiaa -. = . inls1rE. 80
"A THOMAS. Aud o.s-rs. a.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

\ ,Iefslcation OF about $2O,0sO, di-
vidcd between the ticket snd freight
offices Of the Baltimore aad O.tiO "a J.
road company, at Evansville, l. HOW
undergoing an examination by the
Auditor of the Ohio division oT THAI
company. 4 youns man named How
ard handled the faHl- OF both depart
mcnts. and thus far he cannot acesuni
for them
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The City Of Nick,buFg undertook To
ride over a stump IA the Missis,ippi
beioU ~ L1uis oH sunday. sac n a.
heavily loaded. bat her caEss vii De
~aVS,i, the bacou, floar. lard, etc. ia
her huid slightiy dzmasr,i. Shc ga
be raised.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Arthur u. Page, who la connection
wiIh HotoTius thief known a. mar
sl-T!ag Jack, I" robbed L. Townsend, Of
CIarksbaFg. W. Va, in FebTuar!, OF
one kundTed thousand collars WOTIh
Of government bOHIs has uissOrsed
5000. Both parties are iH gsiI.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The steamer 4. %. Hart, Of Vieks-
burg, vas sunk Last week al Island Me-.
TO- The cause was running asains'
lrifl wood. Ilar,ly IIeHdren, clerk,
jumped overheard and was drowned.
Tea OF ffteen negro deck passengers
arc .anposed 20 hsye been lost.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

WhitelsW Reid, OF the TriBEas. sent
500 mote ~ Kansas ahi NebTaska.
tor tue sufferers in the Tcgiou dcyasIa-
ted By the grasshOppers. This makes
a total Of Si2.lUO seat fr0m the Tri-
base dollar iuHd for the neeiy il. these
states.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

One W u. Jay urs, collecting AZ at
iOr u. W. Osborn 4 Co.. OF chicago,
Eas found guilty last week OF eOmn.iI-
ting rape on the person Of Mrs. L. Wet
bur, Of Austin, by jury III that dis
JTiei, both parties were members OF
Gfs,. rhnr-h
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Gen. Au-ur goes TO New Orleans IN
snccecsl Gen. Emory. Gea. Ord 10 SaH
Anisnio 10 saerced Gen. Augur, Gea-
Crook 20 department. Of the Platte 10
succe,-'l Gen. Ord. Gen. KouHiz takes
command in Arizonia- These changes
indicate the retirement Of Gen. Eur
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

\ methodist preacher from Water
vile kansas. Rev. T.. CIulson- arrives
Al the international Hotel, Helena.
Montana, in plenty time last Saturday
to get crazy. to fire his oTH rooH'' q"
knock several men down who tried TO
&c, ia and eNIingHish thc iirc, sud To
be conveyed TO the insane Asylum. all
within six hours.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Wichits. EHaa1H MAYA :. is7s
n regular yssrly ulr~ilnE - ~ 'r-siEu "a
Jguuiy, AErsculiuruis Nrcaanloai sod -tlzck A.
-actafiln - I'll t1ts Do 30 e. EaEls u ~. g.
IsuiaF. April s, lssi. 90 ~ sisriiau q 60
80 rusliug year, e. vhi-l risctisa th~Fs -
~ elHeriurss FFua q "a. VIC uF7siliruf aa
- uins =arsT o siret. Thia J. ~
- 80 80 iva @nl we al1lls1 80
IrrTl1au % ear $3.50 - -. - :.
tirslF cat a. dThI, VI eve = - -. -
shar. q ss1ck af1sld this lursituaf . -
1rls - sirrf srlrsrs - ulu cauIilae ~
trss presently aad zirr ~ surh al sN1l 81 -
HeNt faii Ihai i can - sarIiasssi ~ 49, o. a.
4 80 E-UTllheTs MlualaTs ANTil ain
"a q T. WEsI. EecrgflTT
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
SheFiG'S Proclamation,
-UESIAL BOND ELECTION


STsTE 90 EANsAs.g
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q calufy canlui--iauFrs. q ~salrglrk tnuufy
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m Tlalil=d vasFns q sstd cuuuiy
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Tea fnuEs I'd 81 - % s'EFllFf nundsrs 81 ~
rurIusc q -Eisinz SPECIAL relief fuad fsF a.
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Or - 81 o. i~rsiaiur- 81 - -tair % kElsas
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hunis.'f Approved f-hrutry 81. i-71
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Gen. SheIslon, appointed assistant
counsel for the United States beforr
the court ofesmmissioners on the Al
sbama claims, will proceed TO NeN
Orleans and take charge Of the busi-
ncs. In ihai mart OF the ennnIrv.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18


Tie ever-ccnsaming fse ~ life has
bsea busy in The halls % the national
congress for several aioEths. liz iAsi
victim vas Jasaes Buazng;ou. Of Mas
saehusetts, who has been an honored
member 81 the lower house io- many
year5. lie died on ths 5ih inst, within
an hour after he reached hOine.
During oGr last visit 90 Washington
no man impressed ~ 50 much with bis
bearing q. this now dead Statesman.
lie was a large man, Of commanding
figure. enc, open, geHeroas face light
CT up with great expressive eyes that
said. when. not kidden By the soTrOv-
III lashes. love me Physically and
mentally. and We have no doubt mor-
al;v. he WAS one of Gods Hoblesi
works. Wealthy, be only went 10 ron-
srcss from term 10 term, because his
people voted hiEi there. rot through
auy ambition Of his oWn- Among all
the meHsbers stopping At the Ebbiti
House. DC Was continually noted by
corners and seers. lis generosity was
a!inosi ProveFbiai. On ChFisimas
morning lat We saw him moving qai-
city around with his hands tall of Hew
sreenbaeks. iasisle Of an hOur every
servant ia that house. from the dozen
bell boys 70 the head waiter, was Ia
po.ses.iOu Of Christmas gin of from
one 20 Eve dOliaFs each. IL was his
practice they said. Bu; .ac Is gone.
Making no stieIhpt the applause Of
listening ssnates Co command" never
trying 20 stsrile hi eouaITv withsrand
pFoblers and state thesses, neverihe-
les he vas one of the bet aad great
e.t aen la congress, for " hose loss not
ouIy Massachusetts,. bat the entire
eoautry. will mourn. Peace 20 bis
ashes, aad ever green be the memory
Of such As be, in the hearts Of tie
-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Evergreen grange, No. 1863, Ou'
youngest sister ia the county, i In ,
prosperous condition, and from tn
material OF which &c Is composed, an
the earnesincss ofits members. We fee
sure Il will prove to he a valuable A.
aui.i;ion 20 the order In the county.