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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
An Inflated Friend"

Some Fool ia the guisc
of Quaker, through the Emporia
G,cenbock,er, charges that the editor
Of the EAGLE received a dispatch
from Washington, previous TO the
meeting of the electoral college, de
recting him, and all other leading Re-
publican editors of the State, to claim
the election of Hayes, right or wrong.
In view of the Interpretation of the
cipher dispatches, aud the full expose
of Tildcn's damnabie plot TO buy, out
right, two States, and that all sensible
Democrats have long since ceased the
cry of '.fraud," it takes highly de-
veloped case Of Democratic impudcnce
to touch off such an insane charge as
that of the spurious shad-belly allud-
ed to above. We beg leave to inform
.thee" and ''thine" that he is as bad
ly Inflated with that lie as he wants
the currency to be, and that unless he
repents he will hear q ''iiat" some day
which will consign him to the keep
ing of a fellow whose "back" is not
"green," but whose INFLATED" tail and
the 'vo!nme" of whose horns will
make il hot for all liars, for all lime to
come
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
The Prophetic Conferences.


In New York City, for several days
las, week, was held conference that
will attract the attention of the reli-
gious world. The body was made up
Of eminent divines OF all denomina-
lions who believe in the pre-millenial
coming of Christ-in his appearing
again in the body with which he as
cended to heaven in view of the five
hundred, eighteen hundred years ago.
Many papers were read, and many ad-
dresses made attempting to prove this
theory. Such men as Bishop Vail, OF
Kansas, and Episcopal, Catholic, Pres
bytcrian, Methodist and other divines
participated. The last session was
held Friday, and the following is the
conclusion arrived at, embodied in the
form of declaration and passed by
vote:
First, We affirm our belief in the SUI
preme ard absolute authority OF the
written word OF God on all questions
OF doctrine ana duty.
Second. That prophetic words OF the
old testament concerning the first COM
ing of our Lord Jesus Christ, were lit
orally fulfilled IN His birth, life, death,
resurrection and ascension, and SO the
prophetic war as of both the old and
new te- lament concerning His second
coming will be literally fulfilled in his
visible bodily return to this earth, as
he went up into hcavcn-and as his
glorious epiphany of the great God,
our Saviour Jesus Christ, is the bless
ed hope of the believer and the church
during the entire dispensation.
Third, This second coming OF the
Lord Jesus is everywhere represented
in the scriptures as imminent and may
occur at any moment, yet the precise
day or hour thereof is unknown to
,nan aud known only TO God.
FOarth. The scriptures nowhere
teach US that the whole world VIII be
converted to God, or that there will
be reign of universal righteousness
md peace before the return OF our
blessed Lord, but that only by his com
ing the power and glory, will prophc-
cy concerning the progress OF evil and
the development of Anti-Christ the
times of GeLtiies and the gathering OF
israel. the resurrection OF the dead III
Christ, aud the trans-hguration of his
living saints receive their fultiiiment.
aud the period of mlilenniai blessed
ness, its inauguration.
Fifth, The duty Of the church dur
ing the absences of the bridegroom, Is
20 watch aud pray, work aud walt, to
20 into the world aud preach the Cos
pei to every creature and thus hasten
the coming of the day of God, AMI 10
his latest promise, '.surciy come
quickly" to respond with joyous hope
even SO come Lord Jesus"
The report was unanimously adopt
ed, the whole conference rising To vote.
The following. offered by DR.. Brooks,
was also adopted:
Resolced, That the doctrine of our
Lords millennial advent, instead
of paraIyzing evangelis,ic aud mis-
siOmary efforts, is one of the nigh;iest
Ill centivcs TO earncstness In preaching
The gospel to every living creature un-
ill He cometh.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

fr5m the Commonwealth.
CHEroPA, KAN, November 2, 1917
-Aceld blooded murder took plat<
in the vicinity of Snow Hill, ~ cnty
miles ives, OF here, in this conafry, 81
which will try for the first time 20
give you the particulars. During the
absence of the owners, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hunt, one Mr. Mheodore Monsirom, q
single man, entered The house. secre.-
ed himself under the led until Hunt
and wife hal got to sleep then took y
lamp in one hand and revolver in
the other and fred, killing Mr.. Hunt
instantly. The wife reused by the
report. sprang up, oily te share the
same fate, both balls taking effect in
each eye, and they were left for dead,
bal the wife survived until tits NOR
ming, when she expired, at the same
time tesiifying who did the bloody
deed. Munstrom was arrested. and IL
now in the Oswego Jail, and it is said
Jadgc Lynch will settle it this night.
IL 50 will be on the spot aad teic-
gragh you. Was going to send a
special, bat thought, perhaps, you
would get it from elsew here. The
cause OF the murder, was some dill.
GUILTY about land.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
Ahaurdity Of Communism.


The consciousness of great inequit-
les OF condition, aud OF Injustice aud
of suffering need not betray a man in
to the folly of denouncing capital, or
the accumulated results OF labor. as
monster, or a capitalist as neces sarily
lcprous beast. Every honest and in
dustrious man is trying to better h is
condition. But what does thot mean?
Does it not mean that he is trying to
obtain more and more money, not for
Itself, but tor what it procures, more
comforts, education and recreation?
What, indeed, arises men above brntes
except this desire and ability of graft
fying it! Dennnciation OF wealth, in
citing hatred ani jealousy of it as an
evil, because some rich men are hard
hearted kmaves and Shylocks and
Ralph Nicklebys and Skintlinis, is as
foolish as to deride kno Wedge because
some educated people misuse the ac-
Quirements. Mastery of chemistry
may enable man to poison other
men secretly and surely. But he
would be fool who should say that q
knowledge of chemistry promoted
poisoning, aud that accomplished
chemists were famous criminal. IL is
very true that the relations of capital
and labor are often unsatisfactory
But it does not follow that capital is
all vice and labor is all virtue; that a
man Is rascal because he is rich, or
another man honest and noble because
he is poor.
1t is not the pOssepsion of capitol or
money that is to be denounced, but its
misuse, aud il is the blunder or knay-
cry of many of the orators who ap-
peal to the 'working-inan" that they
conceive that rich people are engaged
in huge conspiracy 10 Cypress poor
people. But rich people are constant
iy becoming poor, and poor people
rich. Where then, is The dividing
line! Who is poor and who is rich?
The natural anu logical result OF this
kind OF jealousy is what is known as
Communism. This is substantially a
demand that property shall be deyId-
ed equally among all men, aud that
there shall be no more rich nor poor.
But If one man on the frontier can cut
down twice rs man trees Or clear
twice as large field in day as an
other, yet at the end of the day the
result is to be divided equally be-
tween them, what will eappen? The
next day the first man VIII take care
TO cut only half AS many trees, and TO
clear no lager space than the other
The second evening there Will be
nothing 10 deyide. That is TO say,
the result in society a: large would
be that each man would do just what
was needed to keep him alive, aud no
more. That is the lowest form OF bar
barism- 1t is the end of civilization,
Of progress, Of intelligence, OF art and
science and invention and literature.
1t Is universal poverty of the most
squatld dind. Ii is sheer savagery,
but it is Communism.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
ESTABLISHED.
Rapidly Changing for the Better.

This is changing world, especially
in Harper county. A year ago, Henry
Thompson, residing two miles east
of Harper in 'dug-out' had SO
much difficulty in finding his home
when returning from Harper or
Wichita, over the then painless
prairie, that he put mp pole with .
cloth tied to it TO guide him. This
signal answered very well ia the day
inc, but was useless ut night, the
pole, however, served the purpose ola
lighthouse on the sea coast. for Ian
tern could take The place Of the woru-
out pon,aloons to guide the farmer to
the port ofiome Wonderous change!
Mr.. Thompson is now in the midst of
a thick'y settled country wit near
neighbors aud we'll travelled road In
front of his door on which teams are
passing hourly.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
The Agcny ard the Calm.

The agony is over and the country
is saved once more. The prolonged
idiotic screech, that for weeks has
been going up from the average coan-
try newspaper, which consigned TO
the lowest depths of political infamy,
the opposition party headed by the
Hon. Jim Jones, aud that lauded TO
the skies his own party, led on TO vic
tory by the virtuous Sim Smith, has
ceased. No class of citizens, not ex-
cepting the successful candidates, can
be more thankful for the great calm
that succeeds this annual storm than
editors, ard il is with grateful hearts
We turn TO grass and cattle, TO corn
aud hogs, to lands and houses, aud the
other material interests Of our pa
irons.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
Ths Good Times Of the War.

The innationists never tire of point
ing to what they call the ''good times
of the war. Those good times were
the worst times The country ever saw.
and we are now paying the penalty of
them. The nation was running in
debt at the rate of two millions of dol.
lars day, while two millions of men
were Withdrawn from produc:iy in
dustrv aud put to work killing one at
other and destroying the accumulated
capital of the country. Good times,
forscoih? The prosperity Of those
days was that of The spendthrift vast
ing his patrimony. He calls it good
times" while he is drinking down his
fortune aud lGxuTiatlng into poverty.
The terrible expcnditaresof those days
were forced upon us by the war. 1t
was necessary ts incur them, but he
who points to them as an era OF good
times sadly misapprehcnds their char
acter.-LawreRce Jouredl.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

An effort is being made in Chicago
to form an Ang To- American Steamship
Company, with a capital of GEO. 700,
in fl0o shares, for the shipping ofiive
stock and farm produce from North
America To Great Brit.in. Mr.. Hurst
from Nottingham, England, is now in
Chicago in the interest OF that project.
The idea is to ship from Montreal in
the summer, and from Portland, Me-,
in the winter, the shipping from Chi
cago By the Grand Trunk railroad.
Mr.. Hurst says there is large and
increasing cattle trade. which will
make real need of the project.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

A Terrible Deed.

According to dispatch from Por;
Jervis, dated November first, the pco.
pie around Thompson, Pennsylvania,
are earnestly searching for two tramps
who entered the village school after
the children had been dismissed, and
seized the teacher, Alice Kcnnctt, and
grossly assaulted her, then to prevent
her telling the story, cut out her
tongue. The young woman managed
to reach the blackboard, wrote the
circumstances OF the terrible affair,
aud then died.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

A royal decree has been Issued that
every slave escaping from Cuba TO
Spain, or any of her provinces, shall
be declared free aud their value viii
he paid the owners from the public
This is something after the old Jewish
system Of providing "cities ofrefuge"
and is in marked contrast TO the inhu-
man fugitive slave laws that once dis
graced the statute books of civilized
America.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

The following is summary of the
work of the Catholic clergy during
the epidemic and their losses by the
scourgc: The diocese OF New Or
leans alone lost its Vicar General, fi..
teen priests and nineteen sisters that
of Natchez, including Nicksburg, six
priests and three sisters: that Of Mo-
bile. one priest and one sister, making
a total of thirty-two priests aud twcn-
,y-eight nuns who have fallen victims
TO the yellow fever in the discharge of
their duties. The Catholic Relief As
ISOLATION has given aid already TO the
amount Of $50, coo, from the total re-
ceipts of 500, 000
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
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Tbs Lerg szd .Sho,. Of It.

/, is better to be defeated Il an to be
dishonest. The Republicans can bet
ter afford TO lose ccniyoi Of the Gov
ernment, If that is the result of their
present position, than to rob the poor
er classes Of the land. An Irredeema-
BILE paper currency simply means rob-
berry Of the woikingman. The Re-
publican party of this country cannot
afford to lend itself to so iaiqnltous u
scheme even to obtain control OF the
country. The Greenhack folly is .
boomerang.-Beriiagf0a Hawkeye.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
Post Office Changes.

Post Office changes in Kansas during
the week ending November ?, 1878
furnished for THE EAGLE by WIN.
VauVleck, of the Post Office Depart
ment:
ESTABLISHED.
Clarkson, Russell county, Charles
Clarkson, postmaster.
Vincent, Osborne county, Edw ard
Hubbard, postmaster.
DISCONTINUED.
Belknap. C5autanqua county.
PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
Dorcas, Ncmaha county, George
llamel.
Easdale, Rush county, James A..
Mains.
Norton, Norton county, 3. +. Will
liams
Stolzenbach, Marshall county. Geo.
Neale.
Vinton, Riley county, James B. Rey-
nolds.
Wall Street, Linn county, Mrs. An
ME T.. Jones.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

The great trouble with the Sedg-
wick county Fiat party was 10 per-
suade their nominees 10 stick, cspe-
cially where such nominee, were old
time Republicans. Republicans were
ashamed 10 be caught in such compa-
ny. Mr.. Joseph L. iiallowell, their
nominee for Probate Judge, did not
know that his name was on the ticket
unit. the evening the polls closed. His
son, S. d., informs US tina. there are
FIVE voters in the family and that eve
ryone of them voted the Republican
ticket from top 20 bottom, and hat
not for fifty dollars would his father
have had his namc on the Fiat ticket.
One thing the election Tuesday most
clearly demonstrated, aud that was
that the effort of the fiat iiddlers to
lead old Republicans astray was a
complete fizzic.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
Teachers Examination.

There will be an eXaaiina;iln OF teachers
for Sedgwies county at the Fourth Ward
school house on Saturday, tae 9TH day Of No.
yember, 1878, commencing a, O'Clock a. m.
u. H. BRYCE,
SLIT County Syretiniendf mt.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

There seems 10 be gsacral El,Se-
meat among managers 81 rsii@sys 10
prof, by loading cars heavier Tse
Chicago. Burlington aai Qriney GeH
eral Manager has i.sscd an order
which permits shippers 40 pas four
teen tons Into car, snd other western
roAds wiz issue simiisr orders IL il
stated.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
A Sorry Day for sedgwick County Rpublicals

Why certain local candidates on the
combined Democratic and Fiat ticket
should have pclled so large vote yes.
terday is easily accounted for, bat the
vote received by Candidates on the
State and Congressional Democratic
tickets is unexplaiuable upon any by
pothcsis that we can conceive of. Why
st. John should be scratched by per
cent. of Republicans in the city, is ca
silly understood, but how il was that
an unknown man who had hardly
gained residence, should get the vote
he did for Congress: why L. ii. Mas
scy, who, bat few weeks since, de-
serted the Republican party. should
be so generallit endorsed by the men
whom he deserted, and why, general
ly, Republicans In the city and county
scratched their own tickets in the
frighiful way they did, are facts, the
reasons for which are as mysterious as
as the Tilden cipher dispatches. True,
the Democrats in the city were splcn.
didly organized and worked from sun
up till sun down, with every known
successful political appliance, and the
Republicans went around with their
hands in their pockets whistling in
unconcern. Still the result is 100
marked 10 be accounted for on those
grounds alone. Our table OF returns
tell what that result is better than
words can.
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees.

take this means OF informing the citizens
OF Sedgwick and surrounding counties that
expect to canvass for orders for trees for the
spring delivery. have hai nineteen years
experience in fruit growing. and Know tie
varieties adapted 10 this climate. | VIII sell.
they have beea sold here before. and guarar-
tee every one sold Hrst-class liz every respect.
2J-it } G. SAMPSON, II PaSo.
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Chas. III. Miller, ex-Uaited States
Marshal, q man known throughout
the entire State, has purchased the
Lsayenworth Daily Pablo Press. lie
individuality. assumes control aud man-
aeement, Eisciny the editorial and To-
cal departments in competent hands,
The paper is to remain Repnblican.
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

General Grant, ii seems. has given
up his trip around the world. At the
meeting of the Army of the Tonnes
see. General sherman read y letter To
this effect. After short trip to Afri
ca he viii return 10 Paris, where he
will remain until his departure for
hnTpa
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07

The New York World, the leading
Democratic organ in the East. says of
Tilden's letter concerning the cipher
kilograms that il is ''too long for de-
NAL and too short for an explanation"
at denies only what needed no deui-
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only what needed no explanations"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-11-07
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