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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

Forty years ago, on the occasion OF
the death of Mr.. Mcdonald, Chief
Clerk of the United States Senate,
Daniel Webster introduced q rcsolu-
ton making an appropriation for bur
ial expenses, etc. On Thursday last
an exact copy Of the resolution was
introduced by Senator Anthony, max
ing a similar appropriation for the
burial of Major Mcdonald, son OF the
former Chief Clerk, and Chief Clerk
himself at the time Of his death, and
who for forty years has been faithful
officer Of the Senate.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13
4 Tildsn Elsctor on IDgalls.

Hon. Geo. A. Reynolds, the Tilden
elector in Kansas, who ran SO far ahead
of his ticket, in writing from Wash
ing,on to the Parsons San says: II do
not aspire to the position of defender
of Senator ingalls,, but | think Atch !.
son and the whole State should be
proud of man so capable, and enc
that SO ably represents the brains, en-
ergy, and progress of that glorious
Young State that we call home"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

You may shake aud batter Tom Ry-
an If you will, but the scent of soon
siderations" win cling round yonr sill.
-Topeka Blade.
You may shake and batter Tom Ry-
an il you will, but the people viii send
him back TO Congress just the same.
There isn't much poetry about this,
but there are whole wagon loads Of
Enthusiastically Gazette.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

The Republicans are allowed four,
the Democrats seven, on the fraud
committee of Potter Wichita Eagle
How many Democrats were allowed
on the fraud returning boards in Flor
ida and Louisiana psf. MuTy's Dem
ecrGt.
We don't remember as to the ''fraud
returning boards" of Florida and Lou
isiana. Our recollection is that those
particular boards were composed en-
tirely of reconstructed Democrats,
but as their returns weren't counted
IL don't matter.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

The New York Stats Zeitung, the
leading German Democratic paper in
the country, declares that the recent
action of the Democrats In the House
will lose them New York and cost
them the next House, II considers
the movement revolutionary attempt
to overthrow the administration, and
says the Democratic party cannot es-
cane punishment for it.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

An Iowa man recently exploded ten
pounds of gunpowder under plat
form where two score OF cats, al
lurad by 8 liberal spread of milk and
bones, were having an oratorio by
moonlight. There was a general feline
transformation scene, shrek that
would have made the hair stand up
straight on billiard ball, and fifteen
minutes later the cats organized on
the roof of neighboring woodshea,
passed resolutions expressive of their
sentiments, and then went Gil with the
performance just as If nothing had
happened.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13
Dr. a e. Sg5lsaII;; gs9,.gl.aI. -

DR.. A, G, OLiN' Esst ws HsGisSI So =.
Chicago. HIS, FOR the enre Of ali Diseases Of =
Private nature. resulting from early abuses OF
infections OF either sex. Seminal weakness
producing Emissions, Loss of Memory, hnpeir-
Ell sight, Lest Manhood. or impotencs. Ser-
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the BLADDER, kIdneTs Liver, Lungs. Astsma,
CataTrh, Plies, all Chronic Diseases, ard Dis
eases OF Females, yield 70 his treatment DIT.
Oiia has had lie long experience. and oures
where others fail. lie Is graduate OF the Ee-
toruled School, uses no Aureury, has tfo
largest practice in the 7. s. Ladies requiring
treatment with private home and board, cal. or
write. Every Convenience for patients. send
nfty cents for sample OF Rabber Goods AID
Circular OF important information By express.
pr. olin's Female Pills, s. per Box Coasuii4-
ton free
MARRIAGE CUBE z75 pages. Secrets
and Information Tor the young and middle aged
OF both sexes, ON all diseasts offs private ua-
tiire. ValuabEe adviee 10 tie married and those
contemplating marriage. How 70 be be1lcy
and :riIiy happy in the married relation. livery
body should get this book. Price 60 els to any
address, sealed. .l-jlt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

Alexander H. Stephens is reported
to have estimated the expenses to be
incurred by the Potter investigation
at !, 900, 900. 1t costa something to in
auguratc this new Democratic reyolu-
ton, and the taxpayers are, as mat
ter of course, the sufferers.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

The Baton Rouge Ua.) Herald be-
lieves il expresses the views of the
majority of the people in thai State
when it gays, referring to the Potter
committee: "Ihe people of the South
are tired and disguised with this con-
tinual squabbling and wrangiing over
office by the Northern Democrats, on
the pretext OF laboring to protect the
spoor down-irodden Democracy of the
Sonfb -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

The indianapolis Journal publishes
Weber's letter to Senator Mcmillan,
and commenting on Sherman's prom
ise OF protection, says: "Any Repub-
lican with a soul in him as big as q
mustard seed, would have said the
same thing, and put it in writing, too,
if necessary. If Sherman did what he
is charged with doing he did right,
aud every Republican Will homer him
for it.''
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13
Mrs. Tilton Ousted.

Elizabeth was given the grand
bounce by Plymouth church Monday
night. Poor woman, Free Love doe
trine and Free Love associates have
damned her for time, and only eternity
can mcke her crooked paths straight
by showing up where has laid the
wrong-for wrong, great wrong ex-
lists in her case.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13


John w. Forney, dow in Paris, thus
contrasts the American and French
exhibitions
Gradually the exhibition itself is
revealing its fine proportions but fine
as they are, they do nor equal the
grandeur OF the Centennial. The pal
ace OF the Champ de Mars, vast as it
is, and larger than the Main Building,
is dwarfed, because it has not the SUI
perb perspective of the latter. Each
country is walled away to itself, and
you cannot look, as was the case of the
Main Building. along the sweeping
aisles of the whole temple. The ma
chinery is scattered and diffuse, not as
it was in the American Machinery
Hall, that microcosm of wonders,
with its Corliss engine, like a huge tt
tanic Colosseum, lightning the fires and
moving the nerves of the other iron
giants of that unforgotten triumph of
modern brains. There are no such
character groups as the Kansas and
Colorado houses; no such memorials
as our Education Hall; no such city Of
Nations as the residences OF ths for
eign officers; no single photograph de-
pository no single carriage collection;
no government quarters, showing the
growth of the nation in science. arms
and States; above all, no such stretch
Of natural scenery, embellished by the
wealth and taste of new people. The
UniverseIle Exhibition pals; not be-
cause it is not curious and instructive.
rich and rare, but because It is chiefly
a combinations, familiar to all of them
and therefore net so full of jnspira-
ton as that of our younger country.
Good will no doubt come of, but the
seed viii not produce SO luxuriant
crop as that we are still gathering
from the American Exhibition OF 1876.
That has been prolific not only in prac-
ticai works. but also in useful moral
and political ideas. The Paris Exhi-
bi:ion of 1878, resembles that of
America, however, in one thing most
auspiciously. It's the first Republi-
can display of the kind in the old
world, and may be the leader OF many
more.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13
The Senate u.mulitses.

The Sonata committee appointed TO
inquire into the alleged connection OF
Senator Matthews with the Louisiana
frauds, under the recent resolutions
submitted by him, is as follows:
Mcssrs. Edmunds, Allison, ingalls,,
Hoar, Davis OF Illinois, Whyte, and
Jones eff Florida.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

Chalk is tho most effective barrier
against ants. The moment an ascend
ing ants legs comes IN contact with a
spot that has been well rubbed with
chalk he topples and falls. Gentlemen
going to picnics would do well to chalk
their legs Commonwealth.
How about the ladies'?
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13
Notice.


JNIIctI oIlIta land UIlEc.
Wichita, Kansas. June 81, ISIS.
Complaint having been catered az this osace BIZ
" Il. Cranmer agaiDst Afford LATIN, for abLii-
doning his ID. 5 No. Ia9e.s dated hiaF 25ih. 1s-s,
upon the northeast quarter. section rs. township
20, south of range west, in Sedgwick county.
kansas, with a view 70 the cancellation or s4id
entry the said parties are hereby summoned 70
appear at this eiice Oh the etn day OF July. IS7s,
n 8 clock a. m. 70 respond and furnish te5ii-
uony concerning said alleged abandonment.
lg-4s j. L. DYER, Register.
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Presidential Nominations.

The President has nominated John
G. Fremont of New York for Cover
nor Of Arizona, and John z. Hoyt of
Michigan for Governor of Idaho.
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Pcs. Once Changes.


Post Office changes in Kansas during
the week ending June s, 1878, furnished
for THE EAGLE by VIM. Vanylcck, of
the Post Office Department:
ESTABLISHED.
Jarvis View, Rice county, Hezekiah
Orndorff, postmaster.
Ray, Pawnce county, Jesse ?. Lea
sure, postmaster.
DISCONTINUED.
Lone, Greenwood county.
NAME CHANGED.
Lula Valley, Pratt county to Stafford.
PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED,
Menokcn, Shawnee county, l.. f.
BLACK.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

All three Of the Kansas Representa-
tives in the House voted to strike out
the enacting clause of Woods infam-
Gus tariff bill. Il is vote that will be
heartily approved by their constitu-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13
Increased Facilities
Full Stock

in the Grocery Line. The Store is not an expert
mental but fixed institution, probably M busi-
nsss has 30 rapidly increased as has the
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

District Court, 13ia Judicial District. sedgvlck
County, Kansas.
j. II. Hay,
Aaron MeKinstry.
By virtue OF an execution issued out or tie
District Court ofthe 18Th judicial district. sit
ting in and for Sedgwiek county, kansas, whsre-
ia j. II Hay - Is plaintiff and Aaron NcAu5try
is defendant, 1 viii, on
Saturday Tie 2sth day Of Jsae, A. d. ISIS
between the hours OF 2 and O'Clock D. m. al
the courthouse door, being az the irons of ne
building known as Eagle Block on Douglas ave
in the city OF Wichita, KANSAS, caeS for sale al
public auction to The highest bidder for cash in
hsnd, all the right, title and interest OF the de-
PENDANT Aaron McKinstTy, in and % the fol-
lowing described real property situated in the
county Of Sedywick and slate Of Kansas, 70 wit .
: lot number enc hundred and forty-seses If7J,
or ichita street in the city OF Wichita.
Said real property Is levied upon ~ the property
Of defendant Aaron Mchirsfry, and will be sold
to satisfy said execution
Saeriti's Office, " ienita, May %, 1873.
II. W. CUNNING.
% Sheriff Sedzwick County k4ns4s-
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for Indian Supplies and
transportation.

Proposals for Indian Supplies and
transportation.
DEPARTMENT OF TIDE ISfxmoR,
OFTICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRS,
WAsENGIoS, May - ISIS. }
Scaled proposals, indorsed Proposals fer
Beef Bacon, Flour, Clothing. or Trans, 4Ftz-
lion ,; etc a the case may Be, and directed ~
commissioner Of Indian Affairs. Nos. 81 and g
~ oosscr street, New York, viii be received urtil
II q. m Of Tuesday, June Is, ISIS, cor furnishing
for the Indian service about
SO 600 pounds Of bacon,
IS coo. 0o0 pounds OF bSefen tis hoof,
I6O go pounds &c beans.
. eco pounds Of baking powder.
ZOO go pounds Of corn,
tl0e10 pounds OF coffee,
Z go COO pounds Of -four,
81. 011 pounds of feed.
~, GgJ pounds Of bard Dread.
liz 00t ponds OF hOminy,
-. so pounds Of lard,
100 barrels mess pork,
% 90 pounds OF rlcc,
Z go peuGds of te..
81. 0Ja pounds oil tobacco,
20 ,10g pounds Of salt,
lao, 900 pounds Of soap,
800 pounds OF -oda,
90 go pounds sugar, and
$50, 00e pounds OF wheat.
Also blankets, WOODEN and cotton goods, con-
sl5tiuS IA part OF
Ticking IS. COO yards.
Standard calico So, go yards
Drilling % 80 yards.
Duck lis so yards.
Denirns II ST. yards
Gingham, - 30 yards
Kentucky jeans 4, 500 yards.
satnes 100 yards
Brown Shooting 20 Oa9 yards.
Blcacbed sheeting -. o. yards.
Hickory shIrllng z9,999 yards.
Jalico shifting $50 yards.
Hinsay 800 yards
Clothing. groceries, notions hardware, rieils-
ca supplies and miscellaneous articles, surh IS
wagons, harness, plovs, rskes, forks etc.
Also, Transportation Tor such Of the 5uFpie
goods, and articles that may not be contracted
Tor 20 lie delivered at the Agencies.
Bids must DC maize on government blinks.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities Of
subsistence. supplies required for each agency.
ana The kind sr1 q1antisio IL gross. Of all 9TH
or goods and articles, together with blank f.r0-
lions q be observed 1g 0lsideTs, time and place
OF delivery terms Of eJntrct sad F yIDe lr1s-
pOTafiou routes and AL 0lter necessary iffeT rue
tons will be furnished nD0n application q he
Wooster street; New iOrk. 10 =. 81. kingsley,
No 80 Clinton Place. New York; VIA. IL LYON,
NJ. - Broadway, New York: and % the COM
rnisaI les ofSubslsttncs, Z. ; A., at afi.aI0. s.
Louis. sioux City, -. faai, LeaVc1W0rst, Omaha
Bids Vii be opened at the honr AMI aiv above
stated. and bidders are invited to be Present az
the opening.
eertilled Checks only receivable on following
banks. etc; All bids must be acae mpanie4 By s>S-
tia5,checks upon s0n4e one OF the following banks
or Government Gep0sis11ies Tor sc lest dse DER
cent. Of the amount Of tue proposal. viz Chem
icai National. New York, National Broadway.
,,ew lork, Metropolitan National, New York,
Ninth National, New York. Philadelphia Sati4ri-
al. Philadelphia, First National, Baltimore,
Third National, Cincinnati, Union National.
Chicago, Fourth National, 81. Louis, aud CRIT
zen's National Washington. ID. c., aud The
United states Assistant 1reasarers. 81 Phflaicl-
phia, Baltimore, Chicago, and st. Louis.
f. ii. HAYT, Commissioner.
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District Court Of the United n. 5,...-......-
States, for the district of Kan. III Ds@Asuf-o5
In the matter OF j. kempinsky, bankrupt.
District OF Kansas, Sc.
This is TO give notice that on the 18th day Of
May. a. d 1878, a warrant in bankruptcy was
issuesi out OF the District Court OF the United
States for the district of Kansas, against the e.
tate Of j kempinsky of " iehita in the county
of Sedgwick in said district, who has been ad-
juged a bankrupt on his own petition. that the
property belonging to said bankrupt, to nm or
for his use. and the transfer OF any property By
creditors Of said bankrupt 70 prove their debss
and TO choose sssi2nec OF his estate Will be
held ut ceust OF bankruptcy 20 be holden az
Emporis. Kansas. before j. Jay Buck Eco.
Register in Bankruptcy for said district, on the
I'D day Of june A. u, lSsS ut O'Clock p. m.
u. Z. SIMPSON.
Z. 5. Marshal for said District.
ByJ II. smith, Deputy. lg-zt
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GOLD.

The New York money market, as reported
by telegraph on the sd inst. give the follow
ing;
Gold opened aud closed at 1901.
Silver bars-s1.20s greenbacks; 1l9t gold.
Silver coin, and per cent. discount.
uARDv-ARE
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-06-13

NORMAN STALLION Dippe viii mSSe lie
season Of 1878 at the tolown. pisces Four
days OF iae Week a. the subscribers stable
four miles north Of Wieala aud on Friday
aad Saturday in Wichita at the Packer
Stables.
PEDIGREE AND DESCRIPTION or DIPPE.
He is four years old; color, Dappie Iron
Gray, with broad, fat quarters, short in the
back, close ribbed, short between tue joints.
with heavy bone; high on tue withers, neck
nicely arehed. wiki 8 pleasant oountenanee
and Is easily handled, and weighs I,52a
pounds. Dippe was sired By old Dippe,
which was imported from Fraace. The dam
was sired by the Niger Boy, he by Imported
Louis Napoleon, dam By Old Imported oklin
Sampson.
Terms is follows: So TO insure, SIS for the
season; money to be paid IN time of season.
All parties will be required TO give note at
time Of service.
NIB. PARTIES selling mares bred to horse
before knowing they are in soal viii forfeit
their insurance.
2-sma Josrru FuHRMAN.
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GEO. z. SMITH q 90.
Special Bargains.

Ladies silk finished India gauze underves Is
for only . cents. worth from 70 cents to 3l.0o
at Geo. Y. Smith & Co.'S
New line ladies' liEen suits, cheaper than
ever. The quantity OF suits that are bought
for cur four houses enables Us ts defy compe-
tlon, and you get the best styles At Geo. Y,
Smith & Co.
De not forget to look at those bargains on
the cheap table, at Geo. Y. Smith Z Go.
Dress goods are found TO be far the cheapest
at Geo. Y. Smith & Co.
Sixteen dozen silk flushed uaderyests At %
cents, would be cheap at % cents or 500. II
not closed in two weeks viii be returned TO
our Kansas City House.
Large sized silk handkerchief for onIy %
cents. You may look at goods il other places
and think they are cheap. but go into Geo. Y
Smith Z Co.'s aud you viii fad out that they
are rot cheap after all. Our Mr. Geo, Y.
Smith does not stay in New York all the year
for nothing,
Immense mark down in some Of our ladies
and chiidrsn's eolored hosiery at Geo. \.
Smith & Co.
We will close our lot or Shetland shawls In
blue, scarlet, cardinal, lavender and white at
prizes that Will make you take one home with
you. fl1T GEO. Y. SMITH It co,
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An Undeniable Truth.
Notice.


U. s. LAND OFFICE,
Wichita, Kansas, MAY Sth, ISIS.
Under date of April q. ISIS, the Hon. Com
missioner of the General Land Office, holds for
cancellation the following homestead entries, on
the ground of abandonment, tiz:
No. ass, William z. kishraagh, lots 5, (, and
east half southwest quarter Is, ., 5w.
No. 4i9s, William Dawson, southwest quarter
10, %, gw.
no. 1915. Samuel Mafett. southwest quarter
co. %, 9w-
Under date OF April "A, 1855. the following
Timber Culture entries were adIUdged forfeited,
under the Statute. and held Tor cancellation VIZ:
No. 20f Hiram C. Bates, sw.4 81, a. Sc.
No. I39, John ti;iscoign. swi4 -. %, Nv.
No. James e. Nye, swt4 Ii, ., 4e.
No. 1855 Theodore x poog1nan. Sc 4 81, %, CIV.
Sixty days f0om date hereof viii be allowed
in which to Ale al appeal.
2 4. L. TAYLOR, Register.
Before W. G. Hobbs, J. p, Wichi ia City
township, sedgwiek county.
John G. Dunsconb, PLAINTIFF.
vs..
S. L. Thomas, defendant
On The I'D day Of May, 1873, said Justice Issued
en- order of attachment IN the above action, Tor
the sum OF 5il73 which said cause will be heard
on the 1st day ofJuiy, ISIS At O'Clock, q. II.
Wichita, Man., june 4. lS5s.
10-3 JOHN DuSsCOMB, Plaintiff
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oat mea! 1t punseonb,s.

Fire works, fifty eases Of IRE crackers,
twenty cases OF torpedoes, a. the post Office
book store. G. II. Herringtoa. 1876
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You can get the Beatrice" or Convex"
eelored photograph at Baldwin's gallery.
Go and have picture taken under the late
" improved light, st Baldwin's.
sterecscopic portraits, singly or in groups
are made over Lawreace's drug store, first
stats east Of the New York Store and oppo-
site Eagle Block.
70 mest the wants Of those who desire good
pictures Al low prices, win make Gems Tor
thirty days at greatly reduced prices.
Respectfully,
list Il. BALDWIN
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New jams at Dunscomb's.

A fresh stock OF boots, shoes, cry goods and
groceries, at Dunscomb's, shipped during the
freight war, and sold at bargain prices. CT
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-07-19

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INC su" O"' no" utterly "as'eo
She lay there until morning, weep.
ing conyulsively at intervals, and
choking with the food of sorrow and
remorse. And then another thought
took possession of her. Suppose some
harm had come 10 himi She could
endure his reproacbes. his desertion.
even. but never the sight of him
wounded or dead for her sake. She
would bear her suspense no longer,
she said; she could know the worst by
going to his Office and questioning the
clerks. and 90 she would.
Before she reached the street a ser.
want handed her a letter.
"Left here for YOU this morning,
ma'am."
Nellie retraced her steps hurriedly,
and with trembling fingers opened her
husbands note. II was written the
evening before.
81 am going down the river for a
few days, to stay until l conclude
how to arrange affairs between us. |
shall take steps to give you back your
freedom. Until then, try and act
discreetly.'
That was all; not even reproaeh,
believing OF her what he did; only
cold, constrained words. And the
bitter part to her was, that she knew
her husbands forbearance grew out Of
his great love for her.
A week passed; she never wanted
to remember how.
"Have you heard from MIR. Whit
low! she asked again OF his clerk, as
she had done every day since he left.
YES; just received a letter. He is
at Leavenworth.'
Nellie turned away with "Thank
you, and lighter heart than she had
known for many a day. She decided
instantly to go to him, believing that
she could make It all right IT she
could only see him. -Four o'clock
fonnd her en- route for the village on
The Ohio, on board the steamer Gray
Eagle. There was an excursion par
fy on board Tor the same place, from
whence they were going to Wyandotte
Cave Many of her acquaintance
we're in the party, and among them