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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-19

ITEMS FROM Ell PASO.
Ell PAsO, June 16, 1875

To the Editor of the Eagle:
The rain and hGil storm which done
so much damage to parts of Kansas did
not pass us by without leaving sad evil
dences of its destructive power. The
damage done to crops is considerable,
especially wheat. A number of houses
in this vicinity were destroyed. The
residence of Mr.. J. Chamberlain, which
two days before had been moved to q
better location on his farm, was moved
off its foundation. The hail stones de-
stroyed number of window lights in
town. The largest hail stone we know
of weighed an ounce and half. But
the saddest ofthe products of the storm
was the instant killing Of a man and his
horse by lightning. Mr.. Guthrie, the
name Of the victim, was on his way to
take a contract on the railroad ut this
place. His wife and children accOmpan-
led him, and were in the wagon when
the accident occurred. His family es-
capped unhurt. He was inferred in the
FL Paso cemetery grounds.
As a modest little town we don't want
to blow, but nevertheless, grain cleva-
tor, from all appearances, will be built
soon a stock-yard and lumber and coal
yards are in contemplation; while other
markets are talked of.
Business men who combine health
with their business will do well to come
TO this point, as we can assure them that
a more healthy location is hard to find.
The majority of farmers are busy har-
vcsting, and though the wheat will not
Yield as well as it did last year they ex-
pcct to get fair per cent. below last
years crop.
Mrs. j. Il. Thompson has returned
from her visit to Iowa.
We understand from the Captain of
the b. b. &. that match game will be
played on the III PasO grounds next
Saturday, June 81, with the Wichita
club. The challenge says 'without fail, "
SO We suppose It will be.
The little daughter of Mr.. J. J. Yaple
is very sick at present.
The hail storm made havoc among the
window panes on Spring Creek.
Major Burri's little herder was caught
in the hail storm and got his head con-
siderably thumped by the icy missiles.
Miss Jennie Hough is expected home
soon. She is at present teaching school
in Elk county.
Mr.. Bowen is building a large and
commodious barn.
If you want to see grand Old-fash-
toned celebration 60 to Yaple's grove on
Spring Creek the Fourth OF July. Hon.
T. b. Wall and +. p. Crews, of Wichita,
are the orators. Good music will be
furnished by band and double quar-
tette. A platform will be erected where
all who are SO inclined can trip the light
fantastic toe as long as they choose.
Come and see the ragamuffins. Commit
tee on Arrangements meets every Satur-
day evening. The grove is now being
put in readiness.
A case of measles is reported in this
vicinity. but as vet there is no develop
ment of the plague.
Yours respectfully, DERF GIMoR.
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The Brick Pomeroy clubs In Ohio are

The Brick Pomeroy clubs In Ohio are
credited with causing the demOraliza-
ton in the Greenback ranks in that
State. Commenting on the situation.
Pomeroy says in the Lacrosse DEM
ocrat: Mr.. Ewing is not and never has
been an advocate of what the Green
back men demand. lie is not their chief
apostle, and never will be. He is a
tOadying Democrat, and never will rise
above that level. He wears the collar
of Belmont. and like patient political
mule, when the whip of his master is
laid over his back he moves ahead as
his master guides. Ever since 1868 the
Democratic party has lied to the Green
back men, and now their damnatiOn or
decentralization rests on their own heads.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-19

THE MISSOURI &WEETERN,
IL 1n4eox fnnsood neuB q particular
mistress e CasthaGe + announced in .
circular Esucd to.day b. Edward Liv-
ingston, Secretary Of the Missouri &
Westes1 Railway Company. II reads
ABy order Of TIE Board Of Directors.
Mr.. C. ". Rogers il hereby announced
| . General Manager of the Missouri 4
Western Railway, to date from June 1,
1879"
InasmucA a. Mr.. Rogers il already the
General Manager Of the st. Louis 4
San FranciscO road, the inference Is at
once drawn that the latter company now
owns and virtually controls the MissOu-
ri 4 Western. This in fact is true, but
the sale has not been ratified BY the
board Of directors. This will be done
ON the 18th Of July at . meeting to be
held by the board in this city at that
time. and on the first Of August the
Missouri & Western will be formally
turned over to the San Francisco Com
pany. The general Offices of this branch
will be moved from this city to Oswego
making that place the headquarters OF
the western division. Surveying has
already commenced on the extension Of
the road west from Oswego and by the
first of March next the entire line is to
be completed through to Wichita. The
removal Of the general offices from this
this city will be serious loss to Car
thage. Not only so far as it will neon
venience our business men, but the
amount of money put in circulation in
this city through the employees of these
Ocffies has been no trifiing amount. All
this we will lose, besides, perhaps, losing
several most excellent citizens. But Of
this we shall have more to say when all
arrangements have been perfected and
the details of the change can he given
to the public.
Carthage will miss the general Offices
Of the Missouri l. Western. 1t is to be
hoped that the business relations be-
tween the San Francisco management
and our people will be most pleasant
and agreeable. Mr.. Rogers is . pOpu-
lar and well known railroad gentleman
and doubtless under his charge every
thing will run smoOthly.-Cdrthage
f1oN Ruao>s.
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The June report Of the condition OF
the Illinois corn crop Of the State, pub
lished BY the State Board of Agriculture,
shows an increase Of about 200, 600 acres
and the average condition of the corn
about fifteen per cent more favorable
than last year at the same time. The
Southern Illinois wheat harvest has be-
gun, and the yield is very fair.
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THE Usage BILL

Hon. Thos. Ryan has been instructed
to report favorbly to the House, his bill
for the relief of the Usage settlers and
disposition of the balance of the Usage
lands. He sought to get some action on
the same last Saturday, but Atkins, OF
Tennessee, Directing, che could not get
It before the House. II will be called
s,p eoaisn
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Mr.. George w. Childs, who hears fire.
queatly from General Grant, informs
e. v. Smalley, of the New York 1rib-
vae, that the General willprobably reach
San Francisco about the 25th Of July
and intends to make excursions to all
places Of interest on the Pacific coast.
Afterwards he means to stop for a few
days At Virginia City, Nevada, and on
his way east will spend little time ut
Salt Lake City, and then take in Colo
RADIO, where he expects to make rather
pvfoucivS fO,lr
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as the Presidents life secure ."shrieks
the Wichita ikansas) EAGLE. We don't
know, really, but il does look like the
poor fellow was edging toward the
grave. judging from the mental weak.
meas displayed in the last veto message.
The embraces of old Zach and General
Conway are enough TO kill any man in
Hayes condition.-Lonisrille Courier
.ycsyaal.
The iess said about old Zach's en-
braces the bstser, and then he has . way
Of suddenly sctaisg down on the
Bsigadicrs that's littis uncomfortable.
~ TO Hsesident Hsyes, week axhisyeto
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The tunnel the Atchison, Topeka 4
Santa Fe Railroad Company is building
through the Ration Mountains has now
SIS feet on the north side and 900 feet
on the south side completed. About
500 feet are yet to run, and the compa-
nv expects this to be finished in July.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-19

The Portland Orcgonias lie sure that
Oregon IL Republican State, and could
prove It at the polls If every member OF
the party would take hold and work.
The same Is true Of other States this
aide Of Oregon.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND oftist

II WhHItk kshshs, Jun Jri, Tn
Sstire IL hereby given that the following as,...t
ssttisf has aie soiiss - hi- istsnts.n 4, n.sks
npsi proof 10 snppsyt 81 his claim ASH secure
nnsi s',try tssref 81 the espiratlss f tbiysy days
ffDsa the date 81 this notice, via
Ssrsinsr - Allen. fsr the east I. 80 4 II secfl.,.
~, Township ~. syutb. range ~ est. aud name.
the fslis~tss ~ his Witnesses. via . h ysnss
81 ~s'ix~icA eousiy ksnss~. and Aissk sstfoss ~
.e<ts~i ck csnsfy ksa<s<
a. l. wALkta Register
81 Joss s. Lars Au'g. fsr ApsIs.saf les
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-19

On Tuesday Mr.. George W. Young.
of Aquebogue, found four pairs Of twin
lambs added to his flock soon after
ward pair of twin calves, and before
night Mrs. Young presented him with a
fine pair Of twins-a boy and girl. He
celebrated the events Of the day by a
grand oyster supper.-Ne~ York Times
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Hal. STORM NEAR EMPORIA.

Saturday last the Cottonwood valley
was visited by hail storm. Stones
from the size of walnut to that OF an
orange fell, but there was no wind, and
little damage. The Nescs says: "Had
there been any wind the storm would
have been very destructive"
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STORM AT JUNCTION CITY.

SpecIal 20 INC C1pltAt.
JUNCTION CRY. June IA, 1879.
A heavy wind storm south Of town
last night, doing considerable damage.
The roof Of the Da, is county poor house
was blown od, and lrage barn belong
ing on the premises was totally destroy
ed. Floods Of rain tell. Further par
ticulars viii be reported when learned.
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KILLED By INDIANS

GALVESTON. June lS.-The day after
the murder of Mrs. ColsOn and daugh.
tiers BY the Indians. two men were kill.
ed by them on the Upper Frio. The In
dams also attacked a party Of ten who
were camped on Devils river, but were
repuised.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-06-19

Il r. reported in Boston that General
Butler hopes to secure the regular Dem
ocratic nomination for Governor OF
Massachusetts, this year, and will mot
run - an independent candidate.
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HlsssnAs 81 $50 sire sas<s7 ks~sAk
vs. q L zaL9fH. E1gsrsw
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SENTENCED FOR POLYGAMY.

SALT LAKE. June l4.-George X. Rey-
nolds, bigamist, was to-day sentenced
to two years imprisonment and $500
fine. He is the first Mormon convicted
of pologamy since the passage Of the
act in 1862, and every effort was made
to prevent conviction. 1t is expected
he will leave here tomorrow morning
on his way to the Detroit penitentiary
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at Wichita, ksass-. june eth t-.s
Notice l. hereby given that the tslts.~ M para
ed settler has issi pDics Of his intsssis ~ make
hpal proef IN support 81 hi- rfsiss. sal secure
nDsi entry Thereof 81 the pirssSa 90 thfrty DAYS
from the Hat. II this astise via
John u iisinsstnE fer .hs southwest quarter ~
section R. town ~. sosfth range west ssi
nance the following ~ hit ~ifssr-s.. .ix Ten
t.isisg-ton, af Nesigwirk essssbty. ksssss, sa.l
William l.isinssi"a % -ssiswisi eoeaty, kssssss
n T.. waLkfa. ftszis,sf
II John a Mrf.ains Atty. Ap,slseHat tf-ss
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Butler county has l7yOS6 population,
S16.O7s acres of land i'm cultivation, and
10000 acres not in cultivation. II has
this season q, lS4 acres in wheat and g.
~ nere1 fncoFD.
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CROPS.

WASHINGTON. june 14.-The average
condition of winter wheat for june il
50. against - last year. The acreage Of
spring wheat sown Is about four per
cent. Increase over last wear.
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Notica

>.tiss IL hereby gives thai 81 the rsaiss moot
Ing 10 June. ths s.Isft tonsui ~.i.sss. 81 rsss
wisk Comfy, petition Will he presented a~htss
"a appropriation ~ two bnsdr~i sad 6ns dollar,
tsxsg - repair ssd sss.is The rcd hs a4ss mile
snush 81 noSfsessf rorssf ~ s<<ssss NJ ~ tsSs-
chip 81, soafb. fsDgs ons, sssf ksttssssssi .ssst
~ grading roai. nse-hasdyrd sstisrs
tS-t ~ IAWRFxfr
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messages may have been in the eyes Of
the Cousier-.1oavxal, its great party up
to date has not got over NOR around
them, nor is Il likely to.
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Notice nor publicae Ion.
LAND OFFICE

q Wiehisa AaRsas, Juse - Ie7p I
Notice Is hereby yivsa, that ~ fsilcw Ing
uamsi ssttles hss ei~<i stbc~ 81 hts ssseastas 10
make hsai pref In sarsavt ef his cisisn assi 49,
cure hnai satsy ther~cf - the sxrynstes of thirty
days fres0 the ssAts Of Tits notice. via
u W Parsons, for the assskeass = Of ssrsies
-. township 81. ~suth. range Ws~s. sst sAxnss
the following ~ hts witnesses. wa. " q sprases
Of .ssigwick ecasiy hssss-. asd Htiss sfrsasss ef
.estrwick county Kansas.
v l. WAIkka. Register
Sr JoaN q MstLA,~ atty. ssr Apptteaes. ie-s
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1T Wichita, kaarss, Jase ~, Js.g
Notice IL hereby given that the Stta ss panel
settler hes nird notice at his tstsstsoa Ia nsshs
nnsi pfs-sf Ia support .f his elsin. aud .esuss
final sntry thereof ~ the expiration 81 thirty day.
from the dstr 81 this ssfire, Via
u tes-t, fst the Lets ,, q. u s@H ., s>esioa
J, to~p.hip ~, saoth, rnsss 4 wet. snsi assass
the foilo~tnx - his Witnesses. va levi Allen
u kinEUsn tos,pfy Kansas. and Mathew Psrrstt
at ssdssirk tonsty Kansas
T. WALLER. Register
81 Joms a MILAN su,ys fer Af.tilcant. ie-s
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x~ss<- J. sss.sg es.. 49, - A.. - &c.
s3z ~ s1rssop = &~ts - - ss<s 81 Ssu
- ssrss<s = e y Usfr.s-s. %. sss<sss = -
~ es sstss
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Z. =. LAND O6tW6,
vienna kSssAs. May sHtA, Isis
Complaint having been saasr~t ~ this aesce BY
lohs n. Iiviuastsa Grassns Wstvoss
fhessorv Hatfield and srsse h Mssse sps atAs-
dostna their o~ses aiisss Nos Sis, tssss. lssra
.iei~s Jane J. $50, trt"bev -, is7s, sssehsv ,.
Isl, evos The southwest qaassss ~ se~sies ~,
soNnshtp ~. s"aths range vert, In e~t1visk
r<,uety, kaass>, with = view ~ the eancstIsstoa
af said entry the said rsvsis. srs hsvvbs SAM
inonsd " sppsaf ~ this onee an tire IN das ~
Furnish Testimony concerning said aiie6~i stas-
siaun,snt.
n l. WAtl.En, Register
81 IosaN NrIAis An, Y. fnr HllG IN A
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Sstics IL hsr~sy siysa thai . tsslslsa siis 10
presented te The bosrt of tsuaty Gommssstassrs
- their ssxt regular meesias. aakiug ~ sppr.-
pvtattos NJ o1ae ~ ssstst In buttdiee . bstiss
scrpss Gewsktn ereeA whs the sans esossss lie
secsion iias hetseen s~rstoas - asd 81, IN tssa-
ship ~, range east. Estimatsst eass oons It-ss
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ct Wichita kanHa., Jass tth, issp
Notice h hsrvhy sissa that the ssiiew lag aasssi
settler has alesl aottce IL his tstcat;oe b. maAs
inal prsai In support of HE ci6 and secure anai
sair, thsrv.t - The expiration 81 thirty days fsem
the date Of this nsttcs, vis
Aa-trvw Lsnchland. f,r the southwest y az sss-
tioa ~. tow t.hip =, south ef rAngs g. wess. snA
u brown. o5 Sssiswfck csaaty kan.as snd Ja:ns :
Naaanasr II ~sslnwick csanty kaneas
lo-5 y l.. Waikiki noxtssss
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leesioa


Z. ;. LNNU OffI(G,
WicAsta, kansas, Jans lash, fr-y,
Complaint having beea entered ~ his alRes BY
bernard Ortenderf, against y. 4. calvert Or
ahaa.iauins his OsAsv aing No, ID. ~ dad OFT
II. lssr. atsa The southwest quarter secsi~a 10.
esWn - s.atA. rsaxv west. 10 s~1yWick c,ants,
kansAs. with . view ~ the caacsllnSipa af sa}l
sssTy. The saii parties an hsrshy summos~i IN
appear 81 shls Oacs the 18th day VI Jaiy. is:s.
1t O'Clock. .. M. ~ rs-pansl and NrnisA tssti-
mous coscsrH;nx said alleged Aha.<lnau,sas.
r. L. WALkEn, Hs9istsr
81 John . Mel ain. au'yp fsr p,aingia ZEE
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hershs give notics thai my Win. Mary y Bull.
has LETT hes bssl Asd baard wttho0a consecr psvvo-
cation. aud that Will not ~ rv~yoaslhis Zoe 90
dehts contracted by her. Jass =, lsU-
sANcEl. Null.
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LAND OVfItE.
af Wirhttn kaaaas. Juns n. lSsp,
Nettcy is hesyhy Gvva thet ~ eh,lsuiss- aansst
settler 49, efe1 Hostrs az hks taesnekno - naks q
sstTy thsfssf - Ne sxp4vssua u thtrss dnys fsn
he date ~ this neetce. VITA;
nprnari Oessa<eusf. ene sAs spushusse quneser,
he tailsW lag - his vttne.rss, VIA &. - vtesa.
81 se1rutck csaaty. ks.sas, sna " Z. nrns. u
T. l.. wALKER. nsgssssr.
81 John 4 Nclain. ATTY sss sppilrssS Us
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s. Joas . MIN. An,y. iar ri.e. la-.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-01
To the WhirlWind Man.

Thanks, Mr.. Editor, for the candid
statement of the resources of the
Allegany coal field that appeared on
your first page in the issue of last
week. At one or two points only do
we feel like crit cising that article,
but for the present we forbear
The writer, whoever he may be,
gives some facts worthy of careful
attention by everyone who feels at all
interested in the question that has
been raised.
And now, Mr.. Editor, please say to
YOUR henchman-the one that makes
the northumberland we shall be alb
sent for week or two, but if he will
make frst-class simeon, we will ar
range to have it transmitted to us, as
we cannot afford to lose it; and if, by
accident, it should escape us after all
the whirlwind man may console him
self az did the unfortunate sportsman
from the Emerald Isle who said "The
first time / hit him l missed him, and
the second time, | hit him where ]
m ssed lin the first time
Never mind about our profession;
we are usod to dealing with "publi-
cans" and sinners both drunk and so,
Der, and we have had some experience
in casting out devils. The subject
foams at the mouth usually, and
dribbes out a good deal Of nonsense
but we generally succeed, and, indeed
we feel called to the business.
Thank you for the compliment te
our ability in the use of illustrations
Take another example to confirm you
good Judgment:
Two coarse" fellows thought t.
rouse the ire of gentleman Of til,
cloth by setting themselves near hin
at hotel table, and engaging in CD
scene conversation. They were exaa
rerated by their failure to spoil hi
appetite.
"dow can you take this so quietly?
said bystander to the clergy man.
90, I'm used to it, was the respons
, 81 am the chaplain Of a l1nati
asylum"
One thing more, Mr.. Henchman
you have asked us to stop laughing
and cry. Sorry to refuse you. |
might be melancholy pleasure t
) mingle our tears with your on a prop
er occasion, but really you must ex
cuse us just now.
We cannot stop laughing, and can
not possibly find any tears to oblig
you with; you will have to weep alone
but you will feel better afterwards
: In any event, however, do not sto
making whirlwinds.
r. F. BISHOP.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-01
A Plea for Information.

Editor Journal You will confer
a favor upon many of your readers by
stating whether or not the lroprletors
Of the Homecoming VALLEY Times have
lately added that dear, delightful old
lady, Mrs. Darlington, to the editorial
corps OF their PAPER.
In the issue of the 22d inst VIC find
that DIS. Wright has been canvassing
Homecoming in the interests of
"Wright's P;ctoqga2 Syrup hence
this inquiry. LAEsTEs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-01
New Advertisements.
INSOLVENT'S NOTICE.

r. J. Thomas) ORDERED, this goth
as }Oday of Feb 1879, that
His Creditors Thomas J. Thomas give
notice to his creditors, endorsers and sure
tics, hat the first Thursday in July, 1879,
is fixed for the said Thomas j. Thomas
to appear in the Circuit Court of Allegany
county, to answer such heterogeneous as
lis creditors, endorsers and sureties, may
propose or allege against HIM; and that a
copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the town of Frost
burg once week for three successive
months prior to the first Thursday of Jnly
next, as such notice.
Test: THEO. LUMAN,
Mar .3m Clerk.