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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-26

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-26

First Arkansas Valley Bank,
WICHITA, KANSAS.
WIN. C. WOODMAN & SON
Do q General Banking Business
LOANS. DISCOUNTS. DEPOSITS. CoLLEC-
TIONs AND EXCHANGE.
Are the Kansas Office OF the Kansas, Missouri and
Illinois Loan Agency, and are ever prepared to
negotiate, on demand.
ONE TO FIVE YEAR LOANS,
In any amount deeircd, on approved real estate
security in the counties Of sedgwick, Sumner,
Cowley, Butler and Harvey, and are now loan
ing at reduced rates of commission.
LANDS
Have 500 FARMS in the counties of Sedgwick,
summer, Butler and Cowley, in all varieties OF
soil, timber. Water and stages of improvement.
FOR SALE AT Low PRICES,
and terms either of cash or credit, to suit the
purchaser. Also, Suburban and City Property
IN great and desirable variety and fine location.
Apply to ". G. wOODMAN & SON,
2s Main at wichita1 |
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-26

District Court, Thirteenth Judicial District,
Sedgwick county, Kansas.
H. A. Tracy
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1878-12-26

In District Court, Thirteenth Juaicia. District.
Se,igwick County, Kansas
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

Pfaefiin A. l.. Gumpper. Issac Davidson, IL BsIteic'
Mrs Barteld OppeBhemer Adam schepp W. 6laenL ~
sejbenhuiner MIS- Louise Lnhne, Miss Gesine kethwtn
Joe FerreT Mrs ~ EspTfn, Coriae OIo fsses
Antonio Caly0 Mis- August AndTae Is IninDIege fnP Ds
Der Mrs Daiber Ludwig Zee Mrs ZeIe and child Ehward
Ieopod ReichlOeser Heinrich Wer CHARLES X PIanhsues
Caroline Faass Wilhelm Schmidt Louis John
son II. q. Schlegel, Mrs. Antonla schlegSi, nlss
Amae sehlege Adam Gartner Henry Rose Ars Rose anu
four Children N. Lew. II. Loeb and child noeTsteen
Joseph KronenbeTg Mrs. J. NJ Hoagn. w Borgneer MIS-
B0rqmeier, Dr. A A. CoYe, IL. Sandf0ru fenpo Del,
william CalyO r. Luse. f. Werh. Mrs Lima steilscnneldef
and two children. H. WOestendicE L. g. Dohnap w r CI1-
ME William stephan. Mrs stephan. Miss Mary stephan r.
Hmmelrelch Mrs. Hmmertich Miss Martne Bach, MS.
Uausschild, Mrs. HausschiId AfOlph Schaus.
FOk GLASGOW-In SteamStiD DeConid-Altfed r. Jones:
w. /. Conley j. Cheeyer Goodwin, I. N: Marjn w Z.
Thomson David Thomson, Ars Harvey, MISS r. harvey,
siss Harvey. J. ". Fletcher, Mrs. Fletcher, Henry
Z. Bryant Mrs. Bryant. the Rev; James Martin, MIS-
Mis- Eleanor Graham. the Rev r. @. 5 MeNeie. Ars Nc
son. Mrs Thomson, Miss 5. P. sherman, Miss =.
C. Fitch, Mrs. A. B. smith, Miss Elizabeth
smith, Hiss Laura smith, Miss Justlna trasfr
Tasker Mrs. Tasker General NJ ". Trumbrll; =.
A. Weiheril Christopher storey, Robert j. st9ddard,
Charles Clarke Robert Wilson John sturgeon Joseph
H. CaDper w. K j. GlendenniDg, William Gllles, Miss L. Il
Gould, Miss II. A. Haskell, Mrs. G. E. Merley Earnest
FTitzche, william COrney, James Cunningham Joseph nan
the Rev 3. Hanerer, J. b. Cornell, Mrs Elizabeth Wei
stood stephen Westood Mr Welstood Professor smart
Mrs smart II. W. Ross. Mrs. ROss William A R0ss MISS
Annie Gallagher, c. IL. Green N. f. Brown
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
CUTTING FREIGHT RATES.

THE WESTERN ROADS STARRING FREIGHT WAR
THAT THREATENS TO BECOME GENERAL.
A dispatch received yesterday from Chicago
saws that the ST. Louis railroads endeavOrng TO
force the Trunk lines adjust tho derencesin the tariffs
agreed upon by the Southwestern Freight Association"
II ia understood that Commissioner Fink in favor Of
making shorter rate to St. Louis, as 10 make the
schedule from New-York to st.. LOUIS as fol
lows: First class, % cents; second class 7s cents;
third class go cens fourth class 40 cents and special
as cents This, il is claimed by the st. Louis
roads Is necessary to egualize Missouri KVer 70
Chicago rates In making up the farms 10 missouri
River points the Chicago roads refused 70 make any
further concessions, and 1t was hsistea ,nnts 5nas
proportion any differences to be allowed to b. Louis
roads without reducing the Chicago rates ,,, 90
Freight agents In this city say that u Is "
keep tie Western railroad companies 70 nIea rate On
Fastbound freight apd that Gus rates Me
being made at chicago ST. touis snd Cini
sinDsti St. Louis having reduced the M r9ies
tSs sss q: fsaq M lam: n:
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
TRIAL or BENJ1MIY MOVES.

PRESIDENT STEDwELL s-QCEsTIONED-REVIEW-
ING THE REINSURANCE AGAIN.
The trial of Benjamin Noyes was continued
at Newark yesterday. Among those indicted with Ben
ialnn NOyes for conspiracy jeremiah II. stedwcl
and Daniel j. NOyes the former president and attorney
Of the broken New-Jcrsey Mutual Both in court
yesterday and the day before, and D. j. Noyes being
seated at the side Of the County Prosecutor making
gestions TO him during the progress OF the examination
Mr.. StcdWC luc-lOncd at great length con-
cerping the details OF the NewJersey Mutual rinsur
ance Most OF his testimony merely repetition OF
the matter OF the lcSahy ot me reinsurance he con
suited SIR. Fullerton and Mr. Moves consulted Board
man BOardman. and tie validity Of the transaction
was confirmed by the counsel The witness wOnld not
tell how the United states bonds got out Of
the inner at the Office the night Of January o.
bonds to the New Jersey Mutual office, in Newark from
L. W. Frost, formerly president OF the Continental Life.
At the reorganization OF the company and when the WIT
ness became president, l. W. Frost and his brother
agreed TO put up 100000. That amount Of stock
was issued carried the books. belonging to
them. hut the actual delivery 10 them was not made
The United States bonds OF face value OF $4,000, and
the actual value Of $O0O 900, carried the books
OF the company. but actually In the possession OF
Mcssrs Frust. The witness had since understood that
the bonds were the property OF the Continental Lfs
Nj Rtasbey-" Did you make a sworn statement that
the bonds were in the possession OF the NewJersey
MutualF"
Witness tafter long hestaton)-"I decline to answer.
being under Indictment for perjury"
bT. sedwell sustained by the Court. Continuing,
Mr StedWell said he did not know who took the bonds
and the checks from the table Oh January 80 1877,
January 27 1877, the witness went 10 the AsO. House
and regisered AS Mr.. Smith :" he then Mr. Noyes
and talked the securities; lie then went WISH
ington he went 10 Europe June .. 1878,
after he was indicted. lie went abroad be-
and 70 escape tho Jurisdiction of the lie
advised TO abroad by ME. Fullerton. ana by his
against the old directors of the company. Tue court
adjourned until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

rate charged by lake, and IT is stated by
some officials that Eastbound frelght, nke
freight from St. Louis and Chicago 10 Colorado viii be
taken lower by rail this Summer than was ever before
done. The Trunk line rates from New.York TO Denver
Colorado, are 81 q hundred, and II reshipped from
Chicago at the present rate from the latter city,
only S5 cents This gives Chicago great advan
tage II claimed and drives all merchants In COLORADO
and the Far West buy their merchandise there thus
using Eew-York only for commission business: =. .
railroad agents in this city believe tbat the
heavy and almost universal cutting OF rates IN tbe Wes
Will extend 10 Westbound freight ana I lnat
lines contracts will be permitted ~ such rates
be made for freight that would otberwlse go Oy
canal and lake The Grand Trunk and Chesapeake and
Ohio roads are carrying large amount
OF the rail tonnage from New-IorK' ana are
nermitted 10 make contracts at 10 cents less
hundred than the trunk Lines Fast Freight compa
DeiUg partly by water, 1t said that Western mer
chants are making contracts by both these lines fully 20
cents less than the ara rates under the apportiOn
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
rELEGRAPuIC NOTE9.

DgkDwOop. W. MAY 1O.-The Pierce Mine, near
Lead Cty was sold yesterday by = H. Gwin to California
parties.
BosroS May 1O.-The Supreme Court, to-day.
granted Archbishop Williams TO mortgage The "a
theral s394, 700 % pay of existing membranes
NEw-UAvFN. Conn., May 1O.-ThIs morning Miss
rcrna clark nfty four years old left her sisters house In
nj. city aud drowned herself in the West River She had
been dtuged time and suffered much from sickness
3oRDrNTowN, y. j., May l0.-At a meeting OF
the hoard Of Frceholders Of Burlington County on Wrnes
dsy John Peak. Mount Holly although elected as Dem
ocr voted the Republicans eecug their director and
clerk
ST LOUIS, May 10. O.-MaioT Todd, comm ndant al
Irrr.on Darrcls who was thrown FROM hts bU. while on
h, way home from city the night before a I'D toIAy
fractured hc lay UNCONSCIOUS from the iLnt
nffh arrld Liz lNAtll
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
pRnMNENT ARRIVALS.

BrerO0rt Houss-SenatOr j. ID. Cameron and wife,
OF Pennsylvania Senator william b. Allison OF ioTa, ana
Marqus EalfrO Urrfa Of Spain WettNtf Hoe-
Maurice DeifOsse, Belgium Minister at
HOtise-COunt La Secretary OF inc Italh egs4h
al washington .FJh doeHUs HOte-The Hon T. ROCK
wood HOar Of 3assachusets senator Dennis c.ary Oh
syracuse; senator LyBde Of Hermon " ~ Attorney
General A. SchOOnmakeT IT, state Treasurer James hacAh
ana Insurance superintendent John enyth on AiDaHy
1osmdTs HOtei-ex Governor G. X. IngeTsO OF CDcinau
Nicholas Hotel Oneressman James l. Evans oi IN
diana and General T. ". LcaYenWorth OfSyfacuse
teuant HOuse-Captan Lewis A. kimberly T. = bueh
- WfndSor Hotri-Judge James II. Howe Of Wisconsin
L. Hopkins Receiver Of the Toledo Peoria ana warsaw
Rayay and Lieutenant Commander Frederick Pearson, u
s. N Gseu Hotye-Sonator X. " Pierce, of Buffalo
Ne York H0fe-GenrTa I. l.. Cngman, OF Norh Carohna
,CdreEdon Hotct-JudgeJ j. q. Abbott OF Boston, and
John Newell Of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
TRorBLE IN An HoBOKEN CHURCH.

There is trouble in the First Reformed
Church OF HobokenS few days ago Deacon
Gibson told the pastor, the Rev. Charles
Parker TINT Il would be best for him TO
resign Mr. Parker is blind and is well know
~ Ncw-Jersey. He has been the pastor OF
the church four years The principal persons con
ccrred IN the matter very retccnt yesterday The
consistory, which in session last evening
took no decisive action in the case. pea
CON Gibson would not give the reasons for hi3
action hut said that charges wOnld be preferred
AGAINST Mr. Parker at some future time. Mr. Parker
said tlat he did know what the charges would be
l...a Nttvo
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
SCENE IN THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT.

UTTAWA, Ont, May IU.-A WOsU tAIIdUIU'-
nary occurred in the House Of Commons tns al
ternoon in which Sir John A. Mcdonald, Dr. Upper,
tbe Hon Donald 4 Smith and others, took part.
II arose from remarks made by Sir John A. hcDonaId
last night. respecting Smiths connection Witn tue rem
bna Branch Railway BIZ. The most violent LANGUAGE
was used and abusive eptheis applied TO each ste'
which only terminated uDOn the Commons belng SUM-
moned TO the bar OF the Senate for prOrogation.
tF0r other Foreign NeiVs First Page
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
coyTEsTTNG IN PEDEsTRIASIsM

4 contest for the pedestrian championship
America began yesterday at IL a m, at the Aneri-
can Institute with seventeen entries all professionals
Tnn victory will be awarded TO the VINO walks the
greatest distance In thlrty-siX hours. Betting
last evening was I'm favor OF william HIrman.
Al II D. m. the amateur wa keIs started on walk OF
twenty four hours. The betting was In favor Of Mr.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
THE MISSION OF THE STEAMER CnIBRIA.

LONDON, saturday, May H. l91S.
The Standard understands that the Russian Ambas-
sadoy al Rome has said that the CDbria was
engaged to transport aud Ofiicers 10 America,
where will the Continent and other vessels
take them to the mouth OF the AmOOr this being twenty
one days shorter than the route acrOss siberia Inc
merely the better protection OF Russas posses
siOns on the lower AmOOr.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
"wHIsKEY DID IT."

ANTE. La, May 10.-lsaiah Evans (cOlored),
age years, hanged here to-day for the
murder OF Edward Bowen, age eighteen years on the
25th OF July 1877. over 1000 people witnessed the
execution Evans confessed the murder saying that he
was intoxicated when he fired the fatal shot In an
interview last night Evans SAID: %" had square trial
Everything the witnesses said was pretty much true
felt AT the time that ought 90 have done It. aud after
wards felt did wrong ! tell you It's hard thing
when a man brings II on himself but whiskey did It,"
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

"Ouida,n the gushing novelist, asks: "What
will the children now growing up with us know OF our
italy I" Well they will know that our Italy furnishes
this country its drtest grinders and the sores
eyed Monkeys NorrIstown Herald.
We heard of Sunday school scholar who,
being told how God punished the Egyptians by causing
the frst-born OF each household 70 DO killed, reioped
With, What would God have done II there had been
twipsf"-tBoston Transcript
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
TILE ErpRoY NorEsr CONCLUDED.

Coroner Simms concluded last evening, the
inquest in the case OF Bernard Ferron, who killed
March lG by John VI. Wright. The testimony revealed
little that was new most OF referring 10 Wrighrs
thievIng prOpenses and FcrrOns peaceful character
The medical testimony showed that Ferr0ns skull must
have been broken with heavy weapon. The jury de-
cdcd that Wright caused Ferron's death
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
TIE MExlCAN BORDER.

GALVESTON. Tex, May 10.-A special TO
ne Yers from Austin says General Ord and Governor
Hubbard have been I'm consultation to-day frontier
affairs The result Of the conference has not been made
public II IS reported that General EscOhedo has re-
turned 10 New-Orlcans Dy way OF Corpus Christi
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

AdOIDh IIaubBtU, tUKdT
90 Pearist is in voluntary bankruptcy before Register
Fitch in consequence OF the failure OF Cuban sugar
plapers He owes 900 Of which $4,000 is In &C
commodston paper for c. Uhrbach Co., Of MatanzSs
The assets are merely D0minal
been adjudoat6d a voluntary bankrupt by heElster
Dayton account OF losses by depreciation OF Tsa es
tate Ills liabilities are SOL 642 co. OF WHICH S3l2il Al
s secured by mortgages on the property NO. l4l M9S
son-s, No. 40 Mafkst-st and No 1? Chry stie-st ihe
principal creditors are the Union Dime sayings bank,
10000 seeuredj John Grimble, executor, sc,
stemme Si6,Sss Henry imnsn 81 sS!l John Peter.
sen, s7,Q36l 9. B. Bseher.. s6,3ooi Henry Gloss,
$3.50; Hadnah s''hOh. s'''00''e'aied' lie AA' no
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
RTOTOUs COTTON. OPERATORS.

BLACKBURS. Saturday, May IL, le|o'
The riOting which began at Darwen on
Thursday was renewed last evening. One hunered ana
seventy policemen armed with cutasses, we're engaged
several hours 1ueng the disturbance. Several con-
stables and rioters injured and considerable dam-
age was done TO property.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
ADEFAULTING TREASURER.

CHICAGO, May 1O.-A. ID. Wadron, prOmi-
nrnt coaIdealer of this city and most respected man.
s short ia his treasurer OF the village OF
Hyde Park 10 the amount Of SCO,OoO to SIO,OOO.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs NO
2ls BROADWAY
oam. coz. Noon, 65'. 3 p m. 69o. Midnight 49.
Highest durfng the day G9' Lowest 40.
Average 587. same day, 1871, 49,
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

PoaERoY's exact fitting frame with finger
pad Is the best radical cure truss TAG Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
Announcements.
MAX STApLRR & Co.

BfbadWay, cOftef OI FIIlcts Sc,
the styiish
weInaGe clothing IL is astonishIng what aste
PLAYED In their large welassored stock. con-
sdering quality their goods how low thar prices
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

Latest Gifts Of Science, see
TRIBUNE EXTRA No. 40
sixteen pages Pnce. post paid. 10 eents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New.YoIk
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

The best and most reliable protection in the
city for vaults the Central Office system Of
HOLINESS BULRGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH Co. Main once, 5l8
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
Announcements.

Just Opening-English Dinner Sets, $25
Tea sets SO so; Chamber sets. IS and upwards
DAVE CoLLANORR & Coz 747 BrOadWay.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
FEVER AND AGUE
)R, RiDWATS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly tasees elegantly coated fGr the cure Of all dis
the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
Diseases headache constipation indigestion, dyspepsia
biiousuess bilious fever, Inflammation Of the bowels,
po arrangements OF the internal vscera Warranted
TO effect positive cure. Price 25 cents per box
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

stubborn and barrassing cough that will
yield ordinary remedies be thoroughly by
Dr. JAYSKs Expecorant most effective remedy for all
chisl or pulmonary disorders.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

Teacher: "What forms the brain p Boy
bOneIess goldfish you buy az the grocery store
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
p O S S G r iP T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
BISMARCK GIVES PACIFIC COUNSEL.
LONDON, Saturday. May IL, 1S7

The Vienna correspondent OF Ihe Dd'y
Telegraph says it is believed that Prince BismarcA
counses to Count sehouyaOf pacific. He informed
the latter that he would do all in his power to bring
about understanding.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

Skin and Scalp Diseases.-Dr. b. C.. PERRY,
DermaOlogst No. 20 BOndst NewYork, cures Falling Loss
ot and Premature Gray Hair Dry Moist and cay DandIu
Uutimcy Wrinkles, Richness Of the Nose Pimples Black
Heads oes Patches Freckes, and all erupye and
skin Diseases For Moth Patches and Freckes ask
druggist for
PERGYs MoTH AND FRECKLE LOTION.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
THE ADJUSTED

+. HOWARD q Co. WATCHES
Are reliable tmekeepers made. Thecompany VIII
g number Of them against similar number
grades OF imported watches For railroad purposes
they unsurpassed. Examine them before buying
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
THEODORE B. STARR,

(Gf tie LATE firm Of Starr 8 MayeusJ } No. 2o6
FJftf-a1eAae, has tie erelns1e tGnlua gf tie
retail sales IN New- York Of fMe celebrated Solid
&l5rrWa'r Of Tie Goyham .N'f,g Co., .<xy-
smiths. These 7oayes are Pye-emiaeHt in artistic
originality Of GesigA and lbelJteiy0H 0f ac0rk-
maRShip.
No. 200 FyfH-a5vHne, running through 10
No. II26 Br0aG50ay, 6eL 25hk and 26ti-sts.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

Cornice Poles (Eastlake style) in brass, nickel,
walnut and oak Great variety OF ornaments In unique de-
signs special attention odd sizes and styles Manufsc
tured by WI. J. MERsEREAU, 81 broadway.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
BUSINESS MEN EMBARRAsSED.

Thomas D. Winchester, proprietor of the
Winchester Hotel has been adudicsted voluntary
bankrupt by Register Allen with Liabilities amounting
To SGI ga 81 Among the principal creditors are:
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

WHEN ATTACKED
h nausea married ladies should the st and most
eeable antdote, MILK OF MAGNRsIA. Al druggists.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

'ERGYs MOTH AND FREcXLE LOTION.
, 1878-01-26
Sheriff's Sale Of Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF AN. EXECUTION Is
ID sued ont of the District Court of the First
Judicial District of Washington Territory, and
to me directed and delivered, for a judgment
rendered in said Court on the 4th day of De
ccmber, A. ID. 1877, in favor OF PAULINE
PHILLIPS, and against +. w. ABBERTON,
for the sum of Four Hundred and Eight Dol
lars, in United States gold coin, with interest
thereon at the rate of 10 per cant per annum,
and the further sum SD 20, costs of suit have
levied on the following described Real Estate
to-wit: Block A" of hlill Lot addition to
the Cityof Walla Walla, Washington Territory,
as appears on page 43, of Records of Town Plats
of said City, said lot having a front of 50 feet
on Rose street, by depth of 120 feet. Notice
is hereby given, that on
SATURDAY, the aGih Day Of January, 4.
.. IS.S,
At the hour Of 2 O'Clock, 2. NJ, of said day, /
will sell all the right title and interest of said
+. W. ABBERTON in and to the above des-
cribed property, at the Court House door, in
the City and County of Walla Walla, Wash
inston Territory, at public auction for gold coin,
to the highest and best bidder, to satisfy said
execution and all costs. ..
Given under my hand this 10Th day of De-
cember, 4. ID. 1877.
GEORGE +. THOMAS,
Sheriff of Walla Walla Co, w. L.
j. ID. MIX
Plaintiff Attorney. 4-5w.
, 1878-01-26

VALUE OF REAL EsTArE-As ndica iS
the value of farm property in the immediate
neiqhborhood of Walla Walla, We may cite the
old i" Craig claim, just disposed of by Mr. G.
S. Bush. This claim includes some fourhundred
acres, and was divided into two lots; the race
course, for which as stated as elsewhere,
5000 has been paid Mr.. Maier, the pur-
chaser of the farm property, paid Sll,0to,
making $4,000 for the property in ell. 1t is
only few years since this same land was offer
ed at a nominal figure, and failed to find pur-
chaser. Mr. Bush by holding on to the proper
ty has finally made sale at a price that makes
lin independent