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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Hon. Richard l.. Walker, the newly APP
pointed Register Of the United States Land
Office took charge Of his position Monday.
Mr.. Walker is a thorough-going and expert
enccd business man aud withal a genial and
pleasant official. as his popularity in former
positions and among former neighbors will
attest. He will rot only make satisfactory
and well liked officer but will prove an aequi-
sition 10 the city. Hon.D. b. Emmert, himself
an exit. 5. Register. will be Mr.. Walkers
first assistant. He is perfectly familiar with
all the duties of the position. NIL S.Webb,
a son of Judge Webb. recent graduate at
law, will take a position in the Office with
Mr.. Emmcrt. at least for the present, expecting
we learn, to enter his chosen profession, as
he has already had two or three years sue
cess!ul practice. Altogether the land Office
seems TO have settled down quietly and TO
business once more.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01
Black Diamond Coal.

b. Mahany L. sole agents tot the la
nous black diamond coal that Il bsving
such . big run. They have ai-o gu han''
Usage Goals from different shafts winch they
are selling at wholesale sna retail. deiiverec
to any part Of the thy On short eesi,e give
us call at the old u. u. smith -isnd.
2-f, X. N.HAsy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01
EVENING SESSION,
MARRIED..

At the residence Of the Rev. J. +. Harsen.
on Thursday. April ~. 1873 Samuel NJ Me
Chesney and Lizzie J. Malaby. both Of this
eity
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4
Trickey Brothers, Jasper and Tom, were
up from Rockford Monday.
d. Loomis, Of Garden Plain, called last
week and paid us q short visit.
Mr.. Jacks, father OF Robert and NJ. of the
Star Clothing House, Is up from st. Louis on
visit.
Gen. T. J. Thorp, of Chicago, called Thurs
day and spent couple Of hours with the
EAGLE.
Marshal c. Ii. Jones has gone to Colorado
ON a trip seeking some one to slip the
shackles on.
+. X. Halderman, of Emporia, accompanied
by his uncle, Mr.. Blickenstaff, of Indiana,
called Friday.
J. A. Nelson and Commissioner steenrod
have served their country in the U. S. Court
as jurors and returned home.
A. o. Lowell, Of Oswego, having an eye to
business has settled his affairs in that place
and come to Wichita to locate.
Messrs. Doolittic and son Of Kalamazoo
county, Michigan, contemplate buying a
rancho and stocking it up with sheep.
ii. j. Harding has returned to the city after
prolonged visit to Boston bringing with
MIN his bride. They have rooms at Colonel
Taylor's.
DIR. Barbour. Of Louisville, Kentucky,
nephew of the late William Tarlton, called
Saturday. The doctor proposes to stay in
this valley.
E. Gortcn, OF Harper county, who lives
near where the old trail crosses the Chicas-
kia, called Tuesday and reported an abund-
ance OF rain with very fattering prospects
for wheat.
Judge Bettes, Of Oswego, spent several
days in our city last week. Mr.. ID. is the
attorney Of the st. Louis and Wichita rail-
road, and he says vote the bonds and We will
get the road.
z. L. Davis, one of the readers of the EAGLE
from Belmont, New York, called Saturday,
also w. T. Brown, of Susquehanna, Pennsyl-
vania. Both of these gentlemen will locate
in the valley.
c. ii. Kurtz, Of Augusta, was in the city
this week. He comes over now in buggy,
and consumes at least half day i'm coming.
1t won't be long till he he can make the same
trip on the st. L. & W. in less than an hour.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

The German NJ. T.. festival realized about
thirty dollars net cash, besides great amount
Of social enjoyment.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

s. c. Druley il building a fine cottage on
the corner of Market and Central. Abe. Smith
contracfor
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Jimmy Mohen has been appointed on the
police force again, which gives general salts
faction
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

The contract for the building of the Ray
mond bridge was awarded to Reese & Sawyer
of this city.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Is complete until It's walls are covered
with handsome paper. Harrington has the
paper already trimmed s3-ff
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Farmers. look To your Interest ssi sse u
A. sayis-' Eagle Harrow sf a. J. Co"t \
Co.'S. s,.if
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

4 srw 4~ss<<s II s-s~zsfss k~ss 49,
s;>rsz. sr1ss~szsrs.i - ~ $50. -
ssus. -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

John NJ. Steele and Fritz snitzler after
reading the account, in the EAGLE abou. the
giant and giantess. their separate and COM
bincd weight. went together TO pair Of hay
scales and got weighed to see how near they
could come to balancing the beam with them.
They can come within three hundred and six
pounds of of it. This diminutve pair will be
weight 9os pounds.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Hon. VI. II. Reed, Of the Grand Avenue
sundsy School; Kansas City, wflfbe present
At the District Sunday School Convention on
Tho 1Afh
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

The Daily Capital is the name Of new
evening paper published at Topeka by Hud-
son 4 Ewing. for ten cents week, which
found its way to our table the other day. 1t
ly is well nigh pesfect, except the vignctte in
the head. five were foreman in that estab-
lishment we would demolish that portentious
rain cloud that surrounds the capitol.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Nice residences are in course of construc-
ton north of Central Avenue.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

The following tracts of land are offered for
slae at a bargain. The list includes both inn
| proved and unimprJyed farms. Long time
| viii be given ON part purchase money, sc de-
| sired:
Southeast quarter section -. township q,
| range !, east.
West half section I, township -, range /.
| east.
Southeast quarter section 81. township -,
| range l, west.
Northeast quarter section :. township ~.
range !, west.
Northeast quarter section I. township -,
range I, west.
Northeast quarter section II, township ~,
range 2, west.
Northwest quarter section ~, township q,
range 3, west.
Northwest quarter section ., township -,
range !, west.
Northeast quarter section -. township -,
range Z, west.
Northeast quarter section N. township -,
range 4, west.
Southwest quarter section .. township ~.
range 4, west.
Northwest quarter section 10. township %.
range 4, west.
East half southeast quarter section 4. town
ship -, range Z, west
East half northeast quarter section ., town
ship -, west.
Apply to VI. W. LEvy,
J2-i3t Wichita Bank.
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DIED.

In this city. on Tuesday. April -, Is,e,
Jane, wife of r. h. johnson.
The deceased was . member Of the Presby-
terrain Church of this city. and was beloved
and esteemed By all who knew her.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

a fsssi is. II - ksg1s>A gs<sst l~~,ssT
judi Tsre.ssa, 10 ~ ne ss~ styles sls<s .
Sac tee 81 had sws.ssssss. IN essei p<,issss.
Yes sississs 10 sEst ee.s<s Use ss~ ~
ssas tass. sss s2sny asa<y rs<sss IN ss.ss 49,.
is-o ssssysss n ss<ssses. ~s.sk ssH ~ $50
sss tse-tbssas ~ IA rssex ss~as,f sskss fes
tAssa 10 sssss placer.
Gyss. I ssffn 80.
Eszse E,s~a, n~xf "a wssAss. E-ss.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Colonel Taylor has not returned home yet,
but is expcctedin few days.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Mn. EDITOR Please announce In your pa
per that the Wichita Turn erein want. 10
sell their property IN eornor Of Second and
Market streets, and tws lots IN Engiish's adj
iition. for cash. t.rff
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Al 0sawatomie. Kansas. on Monday. Apri
q. 1879, Mary Leuiss, wife Of Frederick A.
Sewers, aged 81 years.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

We learn tina: Professor Fickcissen mas IN
contemplation another and more lucrative
field of labor. or course the work he has
done in this city. being almost wholly the
necessary and unavoidable preparation for
something better, has not afforded returns at
all commensurate with the labor expended.
But we very much doubt il our citizens will
let the work stop now for want of considera-
ton. Certainly there is, or should be, no
better field for work of this kind. Our city
il young. vigorous, and prospecting. We are
without successful competitor for humid
red miles around, aud if we are TO remain
the metropolis of this valley We must offer
| our patrons unequaled advantages in every
| thing they desire, educational as well as CON-
mercial. Education, in point Of fact, is
always and everywhere worth all il costs.
Particularly is it to our interest to carry out
all that has been successfully begun, and we
must offer such remuneration rs will attract
men of culture rather than repel them. We
understand the difficulty Professor FIckeisseI
meets is not a lack of patronage but inability
to furnish room and conyeniences for a sufii-
cicnt number Of pupils TO make the work
profitable or satisfactory. This would seem
TO be a difficulty easily met. Even were
Professor Fckeissen able and willing of him
self to advance the capital necessary for the
successful operation Of his school we think il
would be better 10 have such an interest UNI
der the control Of a body Of our citizens than
wholly dependent upon any individual. But
| another question presents itself To carry
out the idea we have suggested will be the
work of months at least, while the necessities
of the school are immediate and pressing. II
certainly would not be advisable TO have the
work stop short in the midst Of successful
career. after the expenditure of so much time
and labor to make il what ii Is. II temporary
accommodations can be found we doubt not
permanent ones will be forthcoming. We
lay the matter before urcitizens hoping some
means will be suggested whereby we may
avoid the loss of valuable instructor and
| the already valuable results Of his work.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01
For the EAGLE.
A 10KM a 0YuPATHY.


TO MRS. ". D. RUSSELL, By c. A. Z. =.
Dead they brought him home to thee,
Whom thou just had'st LEFT alive;
Dead they laid him at thy feet
Saying: Lo he did arrive.
At the news the wires flashed,
All thy heart seemed standing still;
One thought only bore thee up:
The high thought, 1t was Gods will:
Heaven no solemn warning gave,
or the swift-approaching change,
just reach'd down and took him home,
To a country new and strange.
Dead they brought him home TO thee.
Yet it was not he they brought;
Only the cold house Of clay
Lay within that casket wrought.
He, himself, "his better part
Was not there to meet thine eye;
Was not to the earth consigned,
Meath the frowning western sky.
But is lowering, all unseen,
Round thee, mourner, tenderly
whispering in thy gladden'd ear:
We shall meet, dear, bye-and-bye.
Dost thou hear the rush of wings:
They are his. Lo! he has come
To acquaint thee with the bright
Glories Of his heavenly home.
There with his Redeemcr, he
Dwells, and knows of but one pain:
Deep s0licitude for those
Who in Earth-bonds still remain.
And whenever, in thy dreams.
Thou shalt feel an airy kiss;
Know, bereaved one, II is he
Waits thee in the realms of bliss.
WICHITA, April "a, 1879.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

We had the pleasure of meeting this week
J. A. Moningcr. an attorney haiIing from
Washington, Pennsylvania, who comes high
ly recommended, both as a lawyer and rs a
man. Mr.. NJ. is a young man and leaves the
staid old burg of Washington, TO try the
Happy Valley. or some other portion Of the
West. lie is graduate of Bethany College.
Virginia. and Of the Ann Arbor law school,
aud is Of pleasant address. lie brings letters
of Introduction to leading citizens and we
have no doubt, If he concludes to east his lot
with US, that he will take high rank in his
profession, as we are convinced he will so-
ciallX.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01
Call EARLY
No Room

While my stock Of wall paper Is eomplet'
and get the first choice. IlERRIS6roS
40-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

The MISE meeting which was called TO
through the city papers to convene ON satur
day, the seth, to discuss the rsilroad question
now before the voters Of sedgwick county
was largely attended by the taxpayers Of thu
eounty-every township being win repre-
senfed. Col Jocelyn, chairman Of the rail
road committee, called the meeting to order
Capt. Fouts was called to the chair, and Il
p. Murdoch was elected secretary, and thu
following gentleman, one from each town
ship, were elected vice presidents:
Lincoln-Owen Smith,
Payne-T. Covell,
Minneha-- S. C. Summers,
GYPSUM. NJ. Brown,
Rockford-George Gutenberg,
Salient. A. Nelson,
Waco-y. c. Cartwright,
wichita-John Falkenstein,
Kechi-E. r. Thompson,
Grant-John 7. Carpenter,
Eagle-Myron Camp,
Park-w. T. Jewett.
Delano-C. NJ. Plat,
Ohio-D. o. Williams,
Ninnescah-C. c. Phillips,
Illinois,. Slower,
Attica-John Kelly,
union-Horace Carpenter,
Greeley-Louis Beard,
Sherman-N. Gensman,
Garden Plain-Mike Laggert,
Afton-Wm. Lyman.
Viola-S. w. Sackett,
Erie-W. Embree,
Morton-L. =. Maxim,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Mrs. Fred. Sewers died at the Insane Asy-
hum at Osawatomie last Tuesday and her
body was taken to Wichita yesterday to be
inferred beside her children. Mrs. S. was
well known in this city as an accomplished
lady, and an affcctionatc wife and mother.
She leaves three small boys and loving hus-
band to mourn her sad departure from the
scenes of earth. The many friends of Mr..
Sewers in this city deeply sympathize with
him in this sad observation-disclosures
Press
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Men Wanted.

men W80te0.
| Parties out Of employment call at the IRE
mont House, Room No. -. +
Don't kalsomine yonr rooms when ron can
paper them so cheap and make them 70 much
handsomer. We have an elegant line Of wall
paper that We are selling very cheap. No
charge for trimming wall paper bought Of
ms. Postofficc Book store. 5Atf
Just received: the newest, latest and ncl-
best line Of wall paper embracing = great
variety Of patterns from the cheapest to the
best. Don't Gail 10 call and see our stock be-
fore you buy. We trim all paper fr~e
Postoftice Book Store. aN,f
|
See those beautiful dadces al the Postos.iee
Book Store. SIT
Remember that We don't charge you any
thing for trimming your wall paper. ros;-
Office Book Store. SIT
Nstiss.
Notice is hereby given to all owners Of real
estate in townships twenty-five range two
and three west, in Sedgwick county. that the
appraisers Of the Eagle Ditching Company
will commence the assessment Of benefits or
damage that may be dcne by the proposed
ditch, on the 18th Of May. 5ss
To Physicians.
The Eclectic State Board OF Examiners will
hold meeting for examination Of physicians
and diplomas at the office Of DIR. OweRs in
this place, May 10th, ls,9
II. OWENS. Member Of Board.
Wichita, April 20, 1879.
Come Again.
Five crates Of qaecnswarc ut J. T.. Cald-
wells China Hall cheaper than ever before.
Rev. J. =. Harsen offers for sale. Ia addi-
ton to household goods, the following arti-
clcs at greatly reduced prices
one set of American Cyciopedia, ID vol
umes, (original cost S64) for SlS.
Mclodeon, in good order, 81,
Buggy and harness. So.
Also mare and her two-year-old colt.
Inquire at his residence on Topeka Avenue
between First and Second street. 5-tf
Already trimmed wall paper aud border a
Herrington's book store. 39-tf
Sample LOT brackets, stands jewelry, silver
ware, ETC., ut Ferrcll's. Aft
Spring Has Come.
So has that lovely lot Of new and handsome
styles and patterns OF new designs Of wall
paper at Herrington's book store, three doors
south of the post office. 49-tf
Three Doors South
OF the post Office is Ilerrington's new room
with ear load Of wall paper already trimmed
for the same price as the untrimmed. 49-tf
White Oil
The finest oil sold in the West at J.E.C aId-
wells. ~
Goa Car Lead
OF wall psper at iIcrriDgton'- book store.
49-ff
$50 Test.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

The occasion Of Rev. J. r. Harsen's farewell
sermon last Sabbath will long be remembered
by many. Friends and well wislers other,
his parting words. The morning was gloriou,
in sunshine and delightfulin every particular
From every part Of the town and surround.
ing country such numbers had come to attest
their love and good will, to take his hand
once more, and for the last time to offer en-.
couraging words and God speed that before
the first note of the organ broke forth scores
went away unable to gain admittancc. The
services were exceedingly impressive through
out, and there were illusions in the discourse
and there were tones In the prayers and there
were chords in the music that melted all
hearts with emotion and sufi'used all hearts
with tears There was pull ut the heart
strings of many breast, protest in the
workings of many an honest mind that could
not he eased or reconciicd, and not a few
fingered, and tarried. and talked, and only
moved at last as might a mourning band OF
brothers and sisters. Mr.. Harsen took charge
Of this church seven years and five months
ago, at which time there was a membership
Of thirty. The present membership il two
hundred and nineteen. The number that
has been received into the church in that
time is three hundred and thirty-;wo. OF
these one hundred and twenty-five have been
received on profession of their faith, and two
hundred and seven by letter from other
churches. The following table will give an
idea of his abors:
No. Of sermons preached ..-...-...... so3
No. of marriages solemnized ............. 10,
No. of funerals attended ........-...-... 49,. 203
No. Of persons baptized .............-....... u!
Total amount contributed for current eN-
penses. church building and beBevolen:
causes ............................. SI5, 900
With these and with all others who can un-
sclfishly wish deserving and faithful man
success, mete for his works, we unite in wish
ing Rev. John p. IIarsen happiness and
prosprrity,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

The Wichita Herald has been bought by a
gentleman by the name Of G A-Martin, who
we believe comes from Topeka. The new
proprietor editorially states that he will
maintain the standard Of the former manage
mcnt. Since the material of that Office was
landed here by Colonel Lewis, less than two
years ago, it has had ten different proprietors
and co-proprietors, and has been under the
control of eight different co-partnerships. In
double-leadcr Mr.. Robbins is announced as
its future editor. The new proprietor has
our best wishes.
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150Tsst.

OF wall paper at HcrriDgton'- book store
tD-tf
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Buffalo Boner.


shSbssYsS ~ eat Gr~oJ
1h"r. y 40 medicine pss~srfle,l rs physi-
r'se. OF add by druggist. that eanfs.ns sueh
! evidence 81 ~ snec.ss aud Superior virtue -
! Boseh.r's Herman syrup for ss,ssa coughs,
e''l'is sr'tiesi on The bfesss. CONSUMPTION. az
sny disease Of The throat Inngs. proof
81 that fac, Is that asy person assieis, eas get
a Sample bestis tor 10 eents and try it, supe-
rior snrsf bsfors bias Ing fryassr ssxs.i bottle
AT 20 cents. IL hs. isi.iy been introduces, im
this country from aermsny. aud its wos.isr-
fuf c1rr. are astonishing every our that nse
IT, Three 'ia-es viii rriiese ssy csss. Try
II. Sold by ali druggists. ai~e~-u
yrist store Room fsr rent. Eaqalss Of
f-if q. ~. HsssIssros.
II you ~ssf % get nice boy ssii II reek
bottom prices, dat fa,l 10 cali al ts.e yvw
Cincinnati .iotaiex Hes.e. ~ bsariz. Are.
nns, Land ofise ,,ssilaiias. Ell
good secondhand essnidsesf resper and
mower. alec hay rsks. adsifsss. with de-
scrfptien II machine. ,isue NJ .ersiee .ad prsss
y. A. RICE,
Sf scHrset. summer ssass-. Kansas.
. dsssrsss styles II Osersils frns ~ cssts
up ~ Sim 81 the xs~ sss~sssssi e1sskSss
nsu-~. s'rf'asxiss Asssas. Lad baaes lsiil
lag. az
Hair Goods.
tn aud 80 Mrs.. kissfs's no ss<<k 81 n~s
sifiss- she hss sdied ssssy fttsxs 1>eesi
and srns'sssssl u h<s -fa~t ssss wif pspArs
the is<iis- ~
Mr., sssiis % sss ts.eg q ss.is ss fs~
t3sstsssii G.stbsns geass, ~ tbssasfs. Ave.
sae. Land Ofs<e .ssis5isx. AT
Hair and Ladies Fufnisnins 0oo<is
Mr. VI. e.. s~hssrss wishes L. sstars h-s
| tkssts ~ TIE ladies' ~ S.shsss ssss sl.lssty
fee tAsis rsss Aises.i f>sisss.ss sal s1ssa<,s
a. Tiers 81 isssssfsss "a ssssf hsr - hsy s<e
rss'sa ca tsouriss Asssss. es~ .is.es ss.s ~
TIE Tsssoss Hou<<, stsss sA.s las ssll~s
xsss;is - ksf ss<<s sssr sa,e seesssnssiss1ss ef
fss sg'rsss ,ssss~ II ysss se~ psss<s, 80
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

0us Car Lead

The finest oil sold in the West at J.E. CaId-
wells. ~
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tn aud 80 mrs. ki1sfs's s~w ss<-k 81 ~,
s's'ss- she hss sdied ssssy sktsxs ss>esi
! ssa srns'nSsssi % hss -ss,~t fhss wifi paeass
the is<ils- -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Captain S. NJ. Tucker is in Topeka on bust.
ness.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

The Farmers and Merchants bank Is reach
ing out in its business and growing rapidly.
1t is solid, substantial institution, and no
longer satisfied with a local business is ex-
tending his accommodations to the surround
ing towns and counties. Attention is called
TO an advertisement of this Institution to be
found elsewhere. Colonel Lewis. the Prcsi-
dent, is keen, shrcwd man, Of large expe-
ricncc ami extensive commercial acquaint-
ancsSand Mr.. Strong. the Cashier, is careful
and accommodating.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

OF the post Office is Herrington's new room
with ear load Of wall paper already trimmed
for the same price a. the untrimme,. i9-tf
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-05-01

Men, sslis % sss % tseg a sssif ~ he
s'nstsssii cssshsss Bess<, ~ psessss Ave-.
sas. Land Ofz>e .sis5ssz. AZ
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y different ssyies ~ 0sersils frns ~ cssts
up - siSp 81 the Ss~ s3s~sssssi c1sshsss
nsu-~. sr.f'asxiss Asssas. Lad ONES bsiis-
lag. az
, 1879-03-28

anxiety to rec this trio PLACED behind The bars
for somc of their msdetaca,.o!s, Ut who, per.
lAn*. Wishes lo srrnscr tt,tttc Il: Their spD!s,
came to tlt. city ,e.r:.lay .ttertnnr.' ~ nrr.*t
thru and tnh thrn, oIt t" Tniet Tebhe.,s
md s cnnfrescs arc <n;tI III i,e IL t cMnitr of
'ta Lake Slrsr Il Michigan SnA'hrrn Railway.
Aml Il Is a!gIeh thai Il passenger IN thNt tnasl
na* 1caicn nut Ut sas:i III ra.h anti sann vsiua-
otrs by Tho nt,nre triu, who adsot!y
rupcd him tntn betl!nE Mpon th.cc.card
moilte. r!c allegation Ii doubtless trne.
Well. 'iehtrtts dill nut arrest hts fnc,,+ Ito
'laat!a inut!ahio rtnlcas"r t"'lo 80 yr..crtlas
when h. found Cnnllsk mud KELLEY al khntzter
II llarrls' cigar stotr. ~ Clark tsrens. Tlt
!!nono men resisted, atnt Con1isk slipped ont If
Ills oycrcoat. n,l botl ran nwny. Vl,rfen
received timely warnlmg, nin wns not tu
bu toun,i by tic police. Tcbbcsta ought to have
known etter, but he lid not. mil will therefore
70 home empty handed. The osereoat was
taken t,l mock tri,tr.nh 10 po!ee headquarters.
Tile ElHc! fad "Atum,n Mml tlc pretty little
*tarsrlinss about sne place lid .l.clr hest to
Keep tic matter qurt.