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The Black War.

There is trouble up on the big muddy
which threatens To be bloody. Leavcn-
worth sent boat load of cclored people
on 10 Atchison and then tested the pa
thence of the latter place beyond cndur-
ancc by sending dispatch asking the
Mayor if any more were desired. The
joke is fully enjoyed by the State AT
large, but the result is a terrible war be.
tween the two leading papers Of the re-
spcc;ivc cities. Neither desires TO play
Moses or to furnish mamma. Atchison
piyes notice that she will hold the an
thorities of Leavenworth responsible
under the vagrant act, and Ieavenwortl
in turn. reflects upon the parsimonious-
ness of Atchison.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
Hurrah for the President,

President Hayes by his prompt veto
of the bill which bore the rider of the
Confederate Brigadiers called forth a
hurrah from the loyal hearts of the
country which reverberated from the
Atlantic to the Pacific. lie touched a
chord that thrilled the loyal elements of
an entire nation. As the words of the
message went flashing over the land
they were met by the echoes of BOOM
ing cannon. and the shouts Of an assured
people. Not only the stalwarts but old
time Conservative Lincoln Republicans.
and Democrats who wore tie blue threw
up their hats as threatening revolution
and lis cohorts were checked by the
bold and manly words Of the Chief Ex-
ecutiyc. Reconciliation is n big thing,
but Rutherford is firing il.
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Great Rain Storm.

One of the most wonderful rainfalle
ever witnessed in any country visited
this section last "Wednesday. The water
actually came down in sheets. Streets
and fields. and forests, were inundated
in an incredible short time. The rain
was accompanied by hail at intervals
The hail did no damage in this imme-
date vicinity. but i'm a few instances III
the west part f the county fields OF
whca, in which the grain had join'ed
some damage was done. In Reno and
other counties northwest considerable
damage was done. many grain fields be-
inc totally DESTROYED
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
The Leavenworth, Lawrence and
Galveston Railroad.

The L.. l.. 4 &. bond proposition car.
ried in Cowley county by ,l96 MAORI
~. The L., l.. Il G.. railroad is TO b,
extended from Independence to Win.
field under SAID vote. What effect thu
vote will have upon the Atchison, Topc'
ka a. Santa Fe and its proposed cxten
sion from Wichita 10 Winfield, if any
we have not learned. The I.eaven
worth, Lawrence Il Galveston propose
to extend their line TO Wellington also
un heinye
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
Speech of Thos. Ryan.

The Congressional Record of the Goth
ult., containing the speech in full of the
Hon. Thos. Ryan, our Representative
delivered in the House on the Executive
and Judicial bill, and its Democratic ri.
der, is before us. The speech is As clear
forciblc and radica! as his constituency
could desire. reviewing, in an able man
ner the question now agitating the
country. We shall give the speech in
full next week.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

Orders have been issued by the Secre
iary of War 10 Gen. Pope TO furnish
such military force as may be required
TO enable the Indian Department to
keep The trcsspassers out Of the Indian
Territory and enforce the Presidents
recent proclamation on the subject. The
force in the Indian Territory is ample
for the purpose, and the administration
is determined to enforce the President
order, and protect the treaty and other
rights Of the Indians.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
Kansas for the First Quarter of
1870.

The quarterly report of the Secretary
of the State Board of Agriculture, Hon.
A. GRAY. for the quarter ending March
81. 1879. has been received. The report
covers Il pages, contains fine town.
ship map of the State. description by
counties, of the condition of crops and
farm animals. disease among farm ami
mails. fruit prospects. grasses. and tab
ular statement of the acreage of wheat
and rye. The report etfcctually dis
poses of the assertion made by some
that nothing can be raised west Of the
Tooth meridian. He shows the value of
farm products in Kansas for 1873 rs fol-
lows:
Field products ........ 9.9i4.&S Is
Increase in total value of farm
animals. ................. 6.i0l ST. 10
Products of live stock. - lo.415.SS -
Products Of market garden. 24,.3lo q
Aniariau products aa,l4l IL
Horticultural products. ....-- e,64s.i'o 81
Total valuation of farm prod
ucts for 1878. ............ S69.i .06, ii
Population in 1870. 364 .399 IN 1878,
70S.497. Acres in organized counties.
IS. 500 600: in unorganized counties. Is
44s. 900: acres under cultivation, $685.
727.S5: increase of cultivated acres
during the last six years. 3.a57. l20.s5 /:
increase from 1873 to 1878. ga. 422 SO.
Mcpherson leads i'm field crops, and
Sedgwick county comes second. Miami
stands at the head of the list in live
stock, Leavenworth in apiarian products
while Douglas outstrips all competitors
in the value of fruit productions.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
THENDIANTERRITORY CUES.
TON,
A Conflict Between the Adven-
turers and the Government
Trnminent

lmm1000C.
The scheme to make a settlement IN
the Indian Territory has fully develop
ed. Col. Boudinot, an educated Indian
and the Kansas City Times seem TO bt
the primary forces, with one c. c. Car
penter MS the Moses. Following the
Proclamation Of the President and Sec.
rotary OF the Interior, Gen. Pope has
orders TO cxpel all invaders. That he
will do it, those KNOWN. him will not
doubt. The Kansas City Times admits
Of doubts but urges the settlers to
move on. 1t says Government is slow.
and that the land belongs to the public.
Those who follow its advice, as we sta
ted two weeks ago, will never regret
the action but once. The Territory be-
longs to the Indians and the Govern
ment has obligated itself to protect
them in its enjoyment. 1t is simply a
piece of highway robbery or, worse,
high-handcd outrage, for white men,
led on by adventures, to attempt to de-
fraud the Indians out of their land. Be-
sides, it is open opposition 10 Govern
mcnt which will bring down its punish
ment with no light hand. Innocent
dupcs will suffer. The Topeka Com
monrealh says of Carpenter that he is
a scalawag of the worst stripe, a burly,
staggering, reckless character, who
would have been lynched by the men
whom he fooled into the Black Hills,
could they have caught him. Personal
" we know little of him, but that he
proposes to defy the regular authori-
ties is enough.
The Kansas City Times is making a
good thing out il by issuing extra edi-
tons in the interest of several Quitting
points. 1t got up one for independence
aud its agent was in Wichita last week
asking our business men to pay for ar
other in the interest of this place. The
Times is an entcrprising sheet, but it
can't take in Wichita. Col. Boudinot
issues colored map, copy of which
Representative Ryan sends us from
Washington. The land lies ninety miles
south of Wichita and mostly west. Bou-
dinot says, in a marginal note, that
Wichita is the best point to reach the
lands from, and he is correct, if any
point is best. If, upon testing the qucs-
ton, the lands should be found subject
to settlement, nine-tenths of the emigra-
ton would go through here.
But in any event, the highest author
ity in the country has warned every
body to keep off, directing the military
TO carry out the order and that is enough.
and against which the proclamations OF
Adventures and the schemes of news
papers should amount to nothing in the
estimation of sensible people.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

During the last week the generous
people of Chicago subscribed the NUM-
iicent sum of $3.50 towards relieving
the starving negroes at Wyandotte.-
-Nesr Orleans Times.
The Times has forgotten that ''the
generous people of Chicago" sent $loo.-
900 Ia relieve the yellow fever sufferers
of the South last summer. The sneer.
from such . quarter. is not in good
Chicago Tribune.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
The Cincinnati Times publishes a tw

The Cincinnati Times publishes two
column interview with Hon. James +
Lega.e, of the Leavenworth Press, con.
corning the laie Senatorial election in
Kansas. Summed up, Mr.. Legate is OF
The opinion that the election WAS hon.
cstly conducted: that Mr.. Ingalls, wa,
fairly elected; and that the charges pre-.
ferred against him are without founda.
ton. and the work of a lot of charac.
terless shysters who were attempting to
biackmail the Senator. but failed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

District cesri. 18th Jiiieisi District. sssiswisk
tounty Kansas
Henrs krsns,
. u Bsnkiey ssd AIDE
line y D. Bsnkisr
~ virtue Of an ORDER ~ sale i@5ae-i cut Of the
District Court 81 the 18th Judicial District SIT
ling In and for ssis~isk s.snty, ksssss, wh~ss-
Ia Hear kfsas u Pisintia, ssd u hsafisy
and idsiins = d Bsskisy ATE defendants. viii
en- .ss'srsss, tAs ia jsy II Nag, a. d. is;s.
~ sS'ef.sk b. ia. at the soafths,s>e door hsisg
AT the front isyyf ~ The bnilsiisy ksswn Esxis
Block ON Josssisa Assnne In the cts ~ vichita,
hsssss. Offer f,r sale Al public saaiisn. ~ tie
highest hii~f fsf each ia hssd ali the right Title
and Interest u tho descendants. % B<nkisy sod
ssisiins y y Bsskisy, In ssd 81 the fniiawiss
sis-cribed rial property, ssfnss~si In the r,assy
81 ~sslssick. state 81 Kansas. b. ~it The east
half 81 ~ The sarth-er1 quarter ~ Ass tbs
vesi half - u tbs northsa<t gsaffsr - 81 see
fiss No. thirty Ave t1s3 tn fswurhss No. tvss-
ty-sssss ~, range No foat GO ~s.f Appraised
sid real property u l~yisd uf-,n the Yrgp~fsy
81 the defendants, J ~ Bsakiey and Adsiiss y
bsstiey. ssd will b. s-id ~ ssfssfy said
order 81 sale
sheriff. once. w,esits, April Issk A y NV.
n W DfAsfs1, Ahsrsa
W Levy. fialatias Attsresg 5-a
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

Some of the Democratic enemies OF
the Okolona Southern ,Sfofes charge that
the paper was started by appropriating
three thousand dollars of the ''yellow
fever money" sent to aid the South.
Such reports are encouraging to ben
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

Secretary Sherman has refunded in
all during his administration 1871 ,202,
$50 in bonds, mainly six per cents, thus
securing an annual saving of over fiftecr
millions of dollars on the interest ac
count. lie can afford TO be the best
abused man in the country.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
Notwithstanding the st. Louis. Wi,

Notwithstanding the st. Louis, Wich
ita & Western railroad proposes to run
through the southern tier of townships
in Greenwood county, leaving Eureka
to the north, the Eureka Herald admits
that il is railroad line OF great impor.
tance, and that its construction would
be grand good thing for Greenwood
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
evidence

Among the recent appointments by
the Democrats in the United States
Senate. are those of an ex-Confederats
Brigadicr and dashing ex-Confederate
Major. to be doorkcepers in the gallery
The salary is 81 400 per annum for six
months service.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

The bill introduced by Mr.. ingalls, in
the Senate last session, TO re-organize
the machinery for the payment Of pen
sions and to divide the United States
into sixty districts, has been rc-intro-
duced by Senator Withers.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
kAKEpEAcE & ELICIT.
AGUSTA, KANSAS
The Currency Question.

Notwithstanding the tact that thousands OF
our people are at rreseu; worrying iheni-elss,
almost TO death over this yexed question. ey-
en- to the extent Of BegIeciing their ta-ine--.
their homes and their duty to their fam!e>.
there are still thousands upon thou-and Ct
smart. hard working and ieixent men pour
ing into tho A,rxansas Valley. the GAr,iso OF
the West. where The Ateb.son. fopess ssH
SANTA Re rsiroai Offer, them their choice Of
2;reu ao J. e. a. lhe choicest tsrmfng isGJ-
10 the world a, 5most their own prices. %
you do not believe II write 10 he nnj.Fs ~
ed, who viii tsa you where yon css ga q
cheap land exploring ticket. asd how, Al
moderate expet-e. sor ESQ srr a. yer -ct
aod be convince ". - We fs-"-
Pss>enscr 9na isc-et A-ras, f"sess- b n
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city az WtcAisa@
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city ef wichisa.
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ts.s no. - o. scrsh main OF euars ssrsss IN ne
Ls. no III % ser.A r.wr.ae. or r.xa. sv....s.
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tistcn 10 The city ~ " ichten%
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shamsa's Reserve IN W. a. shuman.s s<iiitiea
10 the cisy 81 wtcAita-
ps or West wichita
Lot no. .. on Cheap Avenue In the tews>of De-
iane OF West Wichita.
peisno OF west wichita.
ics ne > on oAk ssress N ths town Of psiaaa or
Lots no. la on o~sss Avsans In sAs swn es
pe'Ano or west wichita.
Lot no u ea o~.es Avenue In The town % psis-
Lot no . on o-.gs Avenue in IN. sewn Of p-aa-
west wichita.
Lot. no. -. q 4 = % Wichita street la tAs sewa
OF n~lano OF west wichita
'aaSiaa feet In Reserve In ,hs town of psIano
west wichita.
'sx loo feet In Reserve In the town of pslauo or
west wichita
Lot. IS I ias gu nalsImer. Aysns. In town os
VI fnso.
and appraised "a s.
sai,i real property IL levied uTca the property
of tsfen.iant~, MARY Davis, fota No. ~, - aad
IL OH water street. and ethsr~, In the ctty of
wichita, and will 10 sold o. satisfy ssid order 81
sale.
sherin's efhcs, wichita, ss-ig~ick county,
Kansas, Appel h. isss
NV DiNNtNG.
ava sheriff >e,ixwick caaatv kAasas
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sb~yf6s sale

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bi-tfses aosrt sf s~ts~ssA es.stY, ksesss,
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08
The Okolona (Mi0O States. the par

The Okolona (MiA) States, the paper
which, among other utteranccs of a
like character, says, ''the men who un'
leashed the dogs Of war upon our peo-
pie in the name of the Union were
traitors, and they must be branded as
such before the world"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

An old Quaker in Philadelphia feels
strongly in this colorcd exodus matter
He feels $4,000 worth, and sends the
money to the committee. Quakcr-like,
the donor does not publish his name.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

What do Northern Democrats think
of the fact that every man recommend
cd by the Senate majority to fill Senate
offices, without solitary exception.
served in the Confederate army?
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

U Ik-t Ottffp.
WICHITA. hssr, April a. ifrs
tsnsriAsst bssias te~a catered ~ tbis sfses w
trifa Jssgs ~ jssob bowel. HIRAM. = snisk
esd Jes-s Bs~ss, mr. sl'sssisaiss their sb-sss ~
isss. Nos ~ i5s, ~ ~ ssi H. ~. dated Jse- .,
isss Aprii :. is57. ssd Nsrsb ~, fr9s, upon me
lot y. Z, sDi ss<t half II szlstb rsst quarter -
80 toe y. wnsbip - seath ~ fsnsf . ~sss. IN
sesiS~irh enunff. kas-a~. u3tb . Wee the cssrsi-
Istisn 1T said ssfry the ssia tsffixs hsrsty
-ssnsn~B~-i - sff<sr 81 this ss<s the 1ssh .sv
~ hss. is1f, sf 10 S'siost. 81 v-sysss.i s.st
ftrrt<s testimony concerning salG alleged sbsn-
si0ansnf JANA h. BrtE h<sisssr
- JsAs 4 B3btis, sfsssnsy q t,f psssatsa s-sss
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Young Cows Wanted

SEALED proposals Gill b~ rsssts-d ~ thss sA<s
anti MAJ isfh, 1913, tss ne delivery shis ssss-
~ ge az s~fss the ~ fsy ~ s~pfsrsssr ixss II
sss hsafs~i hss5 - ysasx ssss, ~ ssttss ssa
fefn~etis stost. frsns tws u thsss ysefs I'D
Bi1s viii he 81 fsf eli . fsu ~ 
1
asznbsf, sad siii STATE assbi-~f - ,ss-t>sf .sss
sai nsss,>ss - tfss-yssf oias sifk V-,ss ~ sksh
The rsts h r-s~rVs-a b ssjsss say ~ 80 BID II
u dssnsi or tAs isxs lntSrs<fs ~ ths SgFsnsasss
g. ntLk-.
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The Roston Hcrnld intervention nem

The Boston HcfNfdl independent I,enh-
ocratl says: 1.-The issue, as il is made
by the Presidents message. would pro-
badly enable the Republicans TO carry
the North solid. and the Democrats will
make grand mistake if they fight it
oft on that that line"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-08

Queen Victoria called Col. "Nick'
Smith, who married the eldest of Hor
ace Greeley's daughters, "the handsom'
est man in the world" He was "for.
merly of Wichita and an editor.
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A Caustic Reply.

The charges recently filed inWashing-
ton by those political soreheads Eggers
and Stumbaugh. contained, among 9TH
err reckless and utterly unfounded asser-
tons. a charge affecting Hon. ID. +. Bal
lard. of Washington county. That gen.
tleman sends us the following causiic
answer, and requests its publication
Afchisoa Champion.
BAILARD's FALLS.
WASHINGTON COUNTY. KANs.,
May /, 1879.
notice in the Patriot of April 20 an
article charging some ten or twelve
members of the Legislature with corrupt
motives in voting for ,lohnJ. ingalls, for
United States Senator. and among the
rest am included. So far as the charge
refers TO me brand the same as lie
a bold. barefaced lie. and denounce the
man or men that made the name as liars
These leprous scoundrels that make
these false charges shall hunt TO their
holes. They will hear from me later.
Respectfully. DE. BALLARD.
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Gbt Gad uibita Gagk.
N. M. MURDOCK. Eiitcr
WICHITA, KANSAS, MAY 8, 1879.

Prof. Alien b. Lennon, State Super
intenaent. has sold his interest in the
Winfield Courier, TO his partner, Mr..
ID. A. Wilmington, who is now sole pro-
,riefor
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fRepsrted for the EAGLE
Division Of Reports for tho Benefit Of Gem
merse and Agriculture.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
SIGNAL SERVICE, u. 5. ARMY.
Table showing daily and monthly means of
barometer and thermometer, total movement
of wind, and amount Of rainfall, with the
prevailing direction of wind, etc., for the
month Of April. 1879:
Bororneter, 1851 degrees; thermometer,
$50! degrees; humidity, s3sa degrees.
Lowest barometer, % $50, on Sth.
Monthly range Of barometer, 1.211.
Highest temperature, 81 deg. on the 10th.
Lowest temperature, 10, on 81.
Monthly range of temperature, 6S.
Greatest daily range OF temperture, Al, on
the 18th.
Least daily range of temperature, 8, on the
14th and 18th.
Mean of maximum temperature, 10.67.
Mean Of minimum temperature, 43.l3.
Mean daily range Of temperature, 21.50.
Total rainfall or melted snow, 0.40 in.
Prevailing wind, south.
Total movement Of wind, II ,42l miles.
Maximum velocity Of wind and direction,
- miles per hour, northwest, on the 9Th.
Number Of foggy days, 0.
Number Of clear days, 6.
Number OF fair DAYS, Il.
Number of cloudy days on which rain or
snow fell, ,.
Number of cloudy days on which no rain or
snow fell. 5.
Total number Of days on which rain or
snow fell, ).
Rain fell on the Sd, 4th and eth.
W. ii. CLENDENON.
Sergeant Signal Corps, L. :. A.
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j. :. Coilister has sold the Burton
Telephone TO !. p. Morris. 3 newspaper
man Of long experience
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gin q, Paola at once. Bonds arc row
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county. DoDoE.
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