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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
LEWIS HANBACK,.

Tom Ryan had the President nomin-
ate Judge Hanback, for the Larned land
Office last winter, but the Senators hav-
ing other fish to fry got Captain Morris
re-nominated. Hanback, didn't feel very
bad, but we suspect Ryan did. Presi-
dent Hayes, however, did not forget
the claims nor the strong points made
for Hanback,, than whom there is no
more deserving man in the State, SO last
week, all unknown to the delegation, he
sends Hanback's name to the Senate as
Receiver at the Salina land Office. The
appointment is splendid one and well
deserved, and we hope he will be
promptly confirmed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
DOLEFUL PROPHECIES

The modern prophet is not infallible,
else We might confidently anticipate a
serious time during the next year. The
Astronomer Royal for Scotland predicts
an unusually warm summer-"glOwing-
ly hot" he phrases it. And one DIR.
NJ. l.. Knapp. another astronomer, says
that the next perihelion passage OF the
planet Jupiter will occur in 1890; there
will be conjunction Of Jupiter and
Saturn in 1881; the commensurate Pc
riheliOn Of Uranus and Neptune will oc-
cur in 1882: and the perihelion passage
Of Saturn in 1885. And he predicts un-
usual and violent epidemics during this
DeriOd.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
INVESTIGATION.

The Senate Committee ON Privileges
and Elections has decided to commence
the Ingalls, investigation in Kansas by .
subcommittee Of five members to pro-
coed to that State next September and
to prosecute the Kellogg-Sponord in
quiry In New Orleans next November,
by subcommittee of three Senators.
salisbury Is to be chairman of the
Kansas subcommittee. and Senator Hill
win probably be placed ut the head of
the subcommittee for New Orleans.
The President has approved the army
appropriation bill.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
PRESIDENTS ACTION INDORsED

In the New Hampshire Senate resolu-
lions were adopted indorsing the course
of President Hayes in vetoing the re.
cent acts Of Congress, and pledgine
him the support of that body in resist
ing all disOrganizcd and revolutionary
designs. The resolutions declare the
refusal to vote appropriations for the
support of the government not only rev.
dictionary but revolution Itself. The
resolutions were made the special order
for Tuesday,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
LIBEL.

H. C. Ashbaugh, editor of the Kan
saa and postmaster at Newton, was ar
rested on Thursday morning by Sheriff
Fuller, Of Kinsley, on . charge Of libel
Of ]. N. Crawford, of Kinsley, and at
once started for the latter place, accom-
panied by several witnesses. At the
last term of court in Sedgwick county,
Crawford gained = verdict against
Kinsley paper for publishing the matter
complained Of as having been published
by Ashbaugh.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

OEAJW MSDU18 africa.
Lnndon, June 9o.-The following are
ad1ftioual particulars Of the death of
IL Pkince Imperial: The body Of the
Rfince whea found lay on its back.
There were eighteen assegias stabs in 1t
tWo Of them piercing the body from the
cheet to The baek, two in the side, and
90 destroying the right eye. A locket
With : medallion and reliQuary were
found around the neck. The face wore
. placid expressi0n. He had evidently
Intellectually eddeavored to mount, and
the leather Of the nap tearing, he ran
along to where he was found. Two
troopers lay near the body, both asse-
gated. The Prince was very adventur-
Gus. An official account says: The
Prince, with Lieutenant Carey, of the
Ninety eighth regiment, six men and
one friendly Zulu left camp at Kelitze
Mountain, seven miles from Blood river,
ON the first inst. for q reconnaissance
The party halted and unssddled when
ten miles from camp. just as the Prince
gave the order 10 remOunt v0lley was
fired from ambush in the long grass.
Lieutenant Carey returned to camp and
reported that the Prince and two troop
ers were missing. From their statement
there could be NO doubt that the Prince
was killed. A party of the Seventeenth
Lancers, with ambulances, started ON
the instant to recover the body of the
Prince, which was found and brought
in on the same day.
A special dispatch SAYS: AT daybreak
q cavalry patrol under General Marshal
left to recover the body of the Prince.
The body was discovered among the
long grass. There were no bullet
wounds, but seventeen assegia wounds
were in the body. The clothes had been
taken, but round the neck was an open
lOcket. A stretcher was formed of
lances and the body was borne by
General Marshal and officers DOry,
Lowe and Stewart, of the Seventeenth
I4ancers, to meet the ambulance, by
which it was then brought hither with
an escort. There was funeral parade
in the afternoon.
London journals, while deeply dcplor-
ing the Princes death, regard il as an
end to imperialism in France. Prince
Napoleon, who has become the head of
the House, is Democratic in bOlitics and
distastefnl to all the BOnapartists follow
ing. He has two sons, seventeen and
fifteen years respectively. Party loyalty
may fasten around one Of these sons,
but for the time imperial counsels must
be detracted, and the possibility Of a
return of the empire appears more
shadOwy than ever.
Most of the newspapers of Paris de-
plore the tragic end Of the Prince Impe-
rial. Prince Jerome Napoleon is ex-
pected to arrive Immediately. A corre-
spOndent hears that ex-Empress Eugene
has summoned all the Bonapartist lead
ers to Chiselhurst.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
WHAT WAS DENNIS?

The San Francisco Chronicle has Ia.
ken the trouble to hunt up the record of
Mr.. Dennis Kearney's life and finds that
as first mate of the clipper ship Shoot
ing Star, he was brutal and cowardly
officer: as a drayman he denounced the
men who were anxious for an increase
of wages as an early refOrmer he spoke
in favor Of the Chinese and was one Of
the most unrelenting opponents Of the
first anti-cOOlie club.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

their views, amended 1t peacefully when
they could, and by war when driven to
it. That the people would sit in judg-
ment o. the present action Of the ma
jority. He denied that there was any
bitterness in the North against the
Southern people, and dwelt at length
upon the negro exodus as proof Of
Southern intimidation of the Republican
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

Murat Halstead, editor of the Cincin-
natl Commercial, is suggested as the
successor of Secretary McCrary. In
the event of Mr.. Halstead's nomination
seven regiments will be ordered to San
Francisco to prevent the landing Of Gen.
Grant.-Canton CO., Repository.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
THE N1J- WAR

Zulu war has already cost Great
Britain $4,000 eco. and the expense is
still going on at the rate of s.. OO0.000 a
month. There are $500 soldiers-of
whom about two-thirds are British reg
ulars-engaged in the contest. This is
nearly as many As Wellington had at
Wat ,rioo. The Zulu War il therefore:
no small affair. The British govern
ment would be glad TO have ii over. II
was reckiessly begun. and leading En-
giish Journals assert that il could have
easily have been avoided. These facts
combine 10 provoke severe criticism of
the Premier. Lord Bcaconsfieid-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
LET THE GOVERNMENT GO.

President Hayes sends his compli-
ments to the Brigadier Congress in the
shape of another veto to the judicial ex-
pense bill, whereupon the Democrats
called . general caucus and got of a lit
the loudest and longest political howl
that was ever given utterance. "Let's
60 home adjourn-leave the old Gov
eminent to run itself and be darned to
IT," was the cry of Vest, Wallace, and
other Brigadiers but Thurman, Bay
ard, and other cooler ones said "nO,
airs, the people viii! damn us if
we come any such nonsense" We guess
the outfit won't take the chances Of q
revolution.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
POST OFFICE CHANGES

lOSJ1 SllLAAN0IAJ
In Kansas during the week ending june
2lth, 1879, furnished for the EAGLE by
VIM. VanVleck of the Post Office De.
partment:
ESTABLISHED.
Chapmanville, Clay county, Augustin
{. Chapman, postmaster.
HOpewell, Washington county, James
=. Summers, postmaster.
JOnesville, Brown county, David Hill
yer, postmaster.
Line, Reno county, George S. johnson,
postmaster.
New Basil, Dickinson county, Jacob
Lehman, postmaster,
Runnymede, Harper county, George
W. Francis, postmaster.
TaylOrville, Stafford county, A. +.
Mackey, postmaster.
DISCONTINUED.
Upland, Jewell county.
POsTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Fruitland, Chase nOunty, Henry c.
Putnam.
Hayncsvillc, Pratt county, William
YeO.
Kitley, Sumner county, Charles b.
Carson.
Mathewson, Labette county, William
McDOwn.
Mole Hill. Dickinson county, ID. w.
Bradley.
Riverton, Reno county, William r..
Davidson.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

The news of the decision of the case
between the Santa Fe and ID. & II. G..
railroads was received with great ex-
pressiOns Of pleasure by our entire CON-
munity. Hand shakings and cOngratu-
latiOns were INDUCED in, and every ac-
ton went to show the bond existing be-
tween our people and the Santa Fee. On
the general offices of that road and sew
eral stores were displayed quantities of
bunting.-COmmOnscealfh.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
Senator Ingalls,. In his reply to Il

Senator Ingalls,, in his reply to the
Brigadiers in last Wednesday nights
debate, said he thought the conciliatory
policy inaugursted by the President to-
wards the South had been badly re
warded by that section. The last YES
tige Of national intervention had been
Withdrawn from Southern Affairs. He
denied that there had ever been any
military interfercnce In elections, and
did Tie nee BY Democrats Of the mill
taxy n KaAsas did more TO weaken that
party than any other Of their actions.
The Rspsblicans had never felt anxious
- follow that example. Containing, he
cid thare IVES force in this country
vAich hAd beea ignored IN this debate.
q was tAat Of he people 70 whom was
reserved "a rights delessted 10 the gov
sG1ns.G h psopse who aneaAsl The
oenslitstioe wbes 4 did not carry oct
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
A HIGH OLD ROW,

The Democrats forced an all night
session last week, and Lamar took oc.
cAsion, between midnight and daylight
70 accuse Senator Conkling Of false
hood. The New York Senator man.
aged, without violating parliamentary
rules, to skin the rebel Brigadier alive
II was bitter scald. He said he wat
only restrained by respect for the Sen.
ate from saying that the Senator, the
member from Mississippi. was "a black.
guard, . coward and liar, (which, OF
course, was equivalent to saying that
personally he did say just that, while
SenatOrially he refrained from it!
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

Following the winning Of the rowing
match by Hanlon. Weston, the great
American walkist, won the champion
ship Of the world, the belt and the bet,
at London, over Brown. WestOn's wa
ger was for 500 miles, with 81 800 side
bet for sixty miles more. lie won the
bet, having five minutes TO spare. II
was the greatest contest Of the kind
ever attempted,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

St.Louis June "a Denver dispatch
saws that in the United States District
Court to-day Judge Halleti ordered no
tice TO be served on the Denver and Rio
Grande railway company 10 turn that
road over 10 the lessee, the Atchison.
Topeka and Santa Fe railroad company
Judge Miller Of the United States So
preme Court Was 7resent on the bench
and stated his coucurrence.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
LAWRENCE AND HER DAILY.

The Lawrence Daily JOurnalhas been
enlarged four columns, which fact tells
in terms palmer than words that the
historic city of Kansas has taken step
In the recovery Of her former prestige
o. . business point, for Mr.. Thacher
would not enlarge the Journal from
any false notions Of enterprise or bum
co'nbe, but only to meet the demands
OF . reviving business. The Journal is
smong the soundest papers in its discus
sions Of oil the leading questions wheth-
Or finance, party principle, matcrialistic
problems, or what not, and we rejoice
TO know that It and the city evince such
indications of returning prosperity.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
Washington correspondent

A Washington correspondent re-
marks: You have doubtless observed
Mr.. Ryan Of Kansas has taken quite a
high rank among his party associates in
the House. He is member OF the Re-
publican Congressional Committee, and
ON several occasions has been put for
ward to lead in giving effect to the par
ty policy in the House. Ills course in
moving the passage of the army bill.
which SO confused the Democrats that
they fastened to adjourn the House,
was warmly approved by the President
and BY members of the Cabinet.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
STATE NEWS.

The Hays Seaflael ays that IN ami
NAL supposed to be . mountain lion has
killed nine head of cattle and number
Of sheep in Trego county.
The machinery for the Lawrence pa
per box mandatory was being placed
in position yesterday. It comes from
Philadelphia and win be in running or
der in about . week.
Mr.. James McCaferty has discovered
q twenty-five inch vein Of coal about
one and half miles south Of Arvonia,
on the Shoemaker farm.
The sum of IS 900 has been deposited
with the County Treasurer of Cowley
county, by the A., I. & s. F. Co., and
the amount is designed to be used to Sc
cure for them the right Of way to Win
field through Cowley county.
A murder was committed in Smith
county. about five miles from Jewell
county line, on Oak creek, last Monday
night. Our informant could not re-
member the name, but the circumstanc-
es are that three men entered his house
at night and robbed him and then took
ms revolver and shot him. The man
money but the murderers did not secure
but about twenty dollars of it.-JesceH
County Monitor, 10.
The time fixed by the Interior De-
partment for Offerering the lands was
August first, but the Honorable ThOs.
Ryan had the date changed to Septem-
Der first, to give the settlers more time
to make the first payment. Some more
legislation will be required to enable
those who purchased under the old APP
praisement to receive the benefit of the
reduction by the last appraisement.
Secretary Schurz has recommended this
and there will be no trouble except in
consequence Of delay. There will not
probably be any action until the rega-
lar session Of COngress.-COuncH Gr0re
Republican.
An interesting case was adjudicated
before His Honor, J. X. Mclean, in this
city, last Saturday. The case of Pat
COyne vs.. the A., T. & s. +. railroad
for damages for stock killed
by train of defendant. The question as
to whether the company is liable for
stock killed in herd law counties of the
State was involved. After securing the
of the court the jury re-
turned verdict for plaintiff. Defend
ant also asked for special findings by
the jury, which was given. Motion for
q new trial by defendant was overruled
by the court, and exceptions taken, and
the case goes up on error. C.S. Camp
bell, Of Topeka, for defendant, and At
tOrney Asher for the plaintiff Florence
Herald.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

Ex-Emprcss Eugene swooned when
she heard Of her sons death, and re-
manned insensible for long time. She
rallied in the afternoon. but was unable
to see any one. Many distinguished
visitors called. and many kilograms Of
coincidence were received from all parts
of the world
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

The National papers dissent from the
opinion that Senator Davis, of Illinois.
will ever be popular as National can
didate for President. They want him
to explain his coquetting with the La
bor Resormers in 1872.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

What has become of that venerable
wind-bag. the Tall Sycamore ofthe Wa
bash? His genial bray has not been
heard for weeks. Can it be possible
that his last OratOrical cyclone swept
away a section of his monumental
chin?-C lerel0nd Herald.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

There was once a man in Louisiana
who couldn't tell lie. He was a tran
sient visitOr-exceedingly transient.
They killed him and scalped him three
minutes after he reached the State
Buffalo Express.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

II Is stated that within the last eight
months some fourteen joint stock COM
panies have beca formed in the United
States and Canada for the manufacture
Of sugar FROM beets. The satisfactory
success Of the Main company hes given
% impetas to this particular Industry.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

I.smar's plantation blood is up, and
he cries for blood, sir. Senator Conk.
ling says the boiling brigadicr's threats
amount to nothing, and that he will nc;-
Their send nor accept q challenge.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

The platform Of the California Work
ingmen requires that all nominees OF
the party shall pledge themselves to ac-
cept . reduction Of from between forty
and iifty per cent. ON the existing salar-
les, and to pay the difference over to
the treasury. This, according to the
Supreme Court Of Missouri. is bribery.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

Walker, the versatile and ventursome
editor Of The Peabody Gazette, IL invit-
ing trouble. The editor Of the EAGLE is
not, nor was he, avictim Of the emotions
sscribed to him, and the occupant Of the
tripod 1t Peabody win have care that
he takes no hand in the conspiracy
against the editor Of the EAGLE, who
stands ready to make good al his as
sertions touching the last editorial bum,
and every other like run made by the
association.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26
Notice for Publiostiop.
lkRfs .Eassn

Notice IL hereby Eisss tbss the fo;s~ Ing ssass-l
settler hes hie'I Dstics ~ his ias~stis 10 rasks
mai Fro"f 10 support III he eisin, and s~rnrs
nasi esfsy thsreDfs - the sscirstas ~ thiyty lays
frosa the date 81 hi. sstiss. via
ssriaer ~ Allen. fos the east 4. "a 4. Of ssetfaa
~, Township ~, south. range 3 west. and nasnss
the following ~ ais Witnesses. VIA g.ssss
81 .edf.isA count, ksnsss, sud tieeb tot,.,fs ~
~~iswick county Kansas
ri wsLKgk. n.si.ssr
NJ Jo"s Nolan Au'ts for Art,ilessf los
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at wishifs, kAn.a.. Jass 9th, Issa
Notice is hereby given that the nsiiss ing nam
.d settler has hsl notice 81 hiz .ns~saion b. rssAs
hnsi prof la sapts,rt 81 hts sisifss sad serars
maj satry tbsr.of 81 The ssrisstiaa IL thirty days
iron. lac date 90 this notice via
John Livingston Cor Tho southwest Yusstsr 81
section a. town ~. south range 4 west s.i
names the h'iinvtar A. hit witnesses, vie ts~s.
lisiexsten. Of s~iswisk essstfs ksassx. end
William Livingston % ssdGwb-k .ssusty. ksssss.
i. WaIkEM h<sistsf
~ Jahn a McfsiB. tufys AfptIsaet it-ss
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Notice for Publication.

At wichita. kansas. Juns A. Isss
Notice IL hereby given that the f,iss~ ting named
settler has ft~f notice Of HE inseetisa o. HsAks
ans: proof In srptert of his slsins. aud ssear-
ssi entry thereof ~ the sxptTstisa % tbirt, aYs
rom the date of this notice. via.
q Yeast, for the Lots =, 9, 3 ARD 4. ssctiaa
]; to~nship N. south, rsssv vsst AID ss,sss
the following ~ his wifpe-<ss. Via Levi Ailea
81 kihEfnsu tounts ksa-as, AMI Mathew rsfr,tt
~ Sssi1wisk tosnts kansss
X g.. WALkEE, Register
~ Jo,ss q Msi.Ais Au'ys ne Applicant los
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

Kansas has within her borders :, AS
miles Of railroad. Kansas was admit
ted as State January -, ls6l-Only
eighteen years old. This is an average
of nearly lS6 miles per wear.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

Queen Victoria will have reigned for
~ years, when next Sunday arrives.
Great preparations are being made TO
properly observe the event in Eng
land
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

The Globe Democrdf prophesies that
the Democratic presidential ticket viii
be SsmuelJ. Tilden. of New York. and
John N. Palmer. of Illinois.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

WICHITA kAssAs. May Hsh. ts.v
Complaint hasiaG beea entered - tails sGass By
john V tIstnest,n W. Erassas ~ Wstrvus,
Thsriov~ HATFIELD sn., arrts Mcoa Ses aban.
si"nins thsir ossee 6iinxs Nes vsts. i&sss iSApa
dated June !. fs,s. sNtohes - tsss Oetsstsr ~
fowEship N, south, range . west, II ssiu~isk
county. kansas, With siew a. the caRestiasioa
of said snfry the said partis. hsrsby sum-
nsoassi b. appear ~ tisis ofr~ On the ;th day of
July. isfs. sts e'eipck A ~ a. restasa asd
furnish testimony eosr~rains ssid alleged Ahaa-
donneht
n l. wALkEH. Register
~ Jous 4 Ntl.Atv Attsy, e,r rug ina
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

The death Of Prof. John NJ. Langston
is denied. A Washington dispatch Of =
later date says he has been dangerously
siek. but is improving.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-26

81 Wiehlta kan.a1, laas tih ls7s
Notice IL hereby gssea, that The eetiewiag-
uassl settler has hlel notics 81 hi. ,assattas H.
make nnai prof In support Of hts ciaisn and So
anal entry thsssof ~ the sxpirstts u thirty
DAYS frusn the date OF this pstirs. via
W Parsons, for the ssrtksa.s y Of ss<tiaa
~. township 6. south. ranss wet sRst ssnss
the following - HE witnesses, VIA ~ Z spsasas
81 sedgwssk ecs,s.y hsn.as. ant HiIsa spyHsae cf
s~tswiek county kAnsss
n l.. wAIKER. N.si.ssr
ST. Ious Il MCCAIN stt " set Applicant. los
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Notioa.

>otiss 10 hereby given that ~ the rrpiss nsss-
Ing ID June. the tsusty onsni.<s.nsss Of s~sis-
uist County, . pstiisos viii be psss~st-f askiss
su appropriation ~ to "a. sssndfssf A8 nnt ssilsfs
tesss. a. ssts;r and ssssis The r-si fs see mile
.s'ush ~ nsrthss<t assnsr 81 s~sfian No 81 tswD-
chip - south, Fsnss one, ssst Estimated ss.t
81 grazing rssd. ave hasdr~.f dp1isr-
iy-t ~ LAWMDSsE
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