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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04
THE KING OF KANSAS.
.Vox PorrLI Vox Go,-ID.

lay Could. late. and. we admit. Won
.lcrful acquisitions Of railroad Interests
in this State have resulted in much cdi-
torial speculation. There seem, an ni'-
.lcrcnrrcnt Of conviction that our ma
tcrial future is in the hands of this one
man. There j. = great deal "i talk "i
how. unu one hand. he may become :;
wonderful lGncfac;or: while upon 10"
other hand an a"onizin. prayer -t''''-
20 go up that hc Ill not down upon ana
eyerlas,inyl, and irrayocahl, -que'''
our poor little state. For Pop"h. f'f
nj. Kansas knows no king. and h'f
one sovereign. The spirit of J"''ii
Brown, with knapsack 4. ''g a. a ilas
stack. goes daily marching across ever!
.,uor.cr section Of her frecsioiii-bai''ilra
soii.--nor money kings nor slave KING
can intimidaic or irnmplc down The
shirt Of her sovereign power-~ilt pco-
,ae. These prairics are not Wall ssre''.
nor does the atmosphere of our homes
or legislative halls have al, OF The IN
triguiup odor of that musty den. the
Dostou syndicate. a fact thai Jay Gould
and all other jobber- wifi find ont to
their sorrow should they attempt ams
Of timiv ..beforc high heaven monolo-
Is squeezing pranks within our borders.
The money. for the most part. fha'
l,u;It Kansas roads WAS furnished ny
Kansas Dur cubic lands have gone
for II. our Lands and credit have gone
for IL. our taxes and sweat have gone
for II. and all that our grand domain
might the sooner. by fifty year. ti'"1, he
developed aud made cnjoyabi" for haoi'
tatiom and homes. Now. the iDtlmation
that the en- ines that We have consir''c'-
cd for our own ADVANCEMENT and we'll
being ut such an inhnit" "sst can be
bought up by cold-biooded outside spec
ulntors and turned upon us "a inslrti'
meuts OF destruction is, in the language
of the immortal Yankee spirit, too
thin The true kiss Of Kansas, The
sousttcr sovcrcigns. the hardy. enter
tcrprieimg. ''gcnerous-to-a-fnult people
have the power within their own strong
arm. even under the present rons'i'u-
ton. TO squeeze the ia.i drop OF spccu-
iative iuicc out Of every mon"s'ajy with
in her borders, and they will most nm
ccrcmoniously do il tho moment there
is nny indication OF an attempt t" close
the clamps upon the other side.
Above all things else, aiDest. we rs 4
people desire the speedy and utmost d"'
yclopmcnt of our grand resources, to
which end VIC will make many severe
sacrifice, in encouraging the building "'
new railroads. of which we have barrel!
half that arc even now demanded, and
Cor the building up of other Industries
being determined, as VIC are, to b' TIC
..randcst commonwealth In the Nation
hut our sclf-sacriticing and generous
spirit must not be presumed upon %!
those 70 whom these trusts are commit
ted. While We as . people expect tt
greatly profit in all 'i'i., Ne are SUI
ssorc than willing tina, the money ks"s'
who take a hand with us shall profit Ill
80. hut they must conduct themselves
In that spirit thai will render the "c'
parccnership" mutually beneficial.
In Kansas, not "a yet, 10 Tie 'pice d
the ucoplc the voice of Gould.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04

Miss Amy Ho.setier. the daughter OF
the dealer in the bit,ers which bear MS
name. was married AT Piit.burg, Penn
.ylvan;a. last week. to Mr.. Herbert Du-
"a. OF Philadelphia. The presents from
The bride, father alone were worm
more than $1,000 and he Is SAID 10
have given her besides, as a marriage
portion. 81 .oo0.Ooo III United States
bonds. The wedding presents illustrate
how much prof, the people are saaIs
g. pay on poor whiskcy when " !, a.
lacked ERPorie Netcs.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04

day was the programme here Thanks
giving.
Win Baldwin Is our worthy mai. car
r.cr aud gives entire satisfaction by his
prompt and strict attention to business.
We nave the satisfaction Of knowing
that prospectors are occasionally pass-
ing through and pronouneipg our sur
rounding country XLCR.
We are informed that Theodore
Gump is about returning TO Ohio. and
arc sorry to hear so. as Thco. is full of
life and fun. the elements we learn to
appreciate.
Robbie, son OF II. c. Tucker, by mis-
take drank poison for water last Tues
day, which would have proved fatal
had i! not been for TIE prompt action
on the part of the mother.
Friends will regret to hear of the i'll
ness of Mrs. $. w. Mccoy.
Snow. the first of the season. fell last
Thursday night. sufficient 10 cover
mother earth, but the gentle rays of old
Sol on FRIDAY and Satur lay Withdrew
this garment.
Irony Chamberlain is amongst us
again, having returned from Stewart
vile, Mo-. where he has been attending
school.
Miss Nor.on. OF Stewardship. Mn.,
is pres mt The suest Of Joseph Cham
beriain.
II. II. Cost has the contract for the
building # Presbs eriau church. he
being the lowest b.dder. and is 10 be
pushed forward as quickly IS the wealth
or will permit. The corner stone will
be laid shortly.
That Good Teuslars living sonie dis
tance from town may be informed we
give notice that On Tuesday evening,
December 9Th. The Merchant Of
Venice" vii. be represented in the
lodge room by the following persons :
Miss Ma, Turker. Psrila; Miss Emma
iIuflbauer. Nesr.sa; Ira Z. rricke.
Antonio: john Chamberlain, Gratiano;
b. o. Cole. Ba>sanio ;G. Greeu, Satanic;
Lester McBee, Duke: A. F. Konig,
Shyiock.
The man. recently erected corn cribs
Throughout; the ncighborhood. testify 10
the success of our farmers labor and
enterprise.
Mr.. Will am Goldncr and Miss Anna
Forest ware united in marriage last
Wednesday. nj the residence of the
former. Several of III Paso's Young
citizens repaired, at an early hour. tt
the scene OF action. contemplating on
giving the bridal pair a charivari and
receiving a treat in return for the com
plimcnt. Bat alas. they were doomed
to disappointment. On arriving N
their destination. 10 and behold. shcil
birds had flown. and the indignant com
pany quietly rctraced their steps.
Miss Fannie Laws beautiful little
pony. "Topsy." died last Monday. ant
her little mistress is now completed.
overcome with grief.
Our efficient County Superintendent
paid the schools OF Mr.. Mahin aud W
l.. McBee visit last Monday.
j. McBee is out paddying on the rail
road, and in connection with two othe
Sedgwick county worthless is assassin:
damages on the St. Louis. Wichita
Western.
A series of socials are being held al
| the houses of different members OF tn
: PRESBYTERIAN denomination in behalf o
their cdeiice, in progress. All are i'll
yited. a good time is the programme
something to eat the bill of fare, ant
each gentleman and member is expected
TO contribute more or less.
Several of our Spring Greek gent
will be glad to hear that Miss Bell
Yaple will be among US soon again.
RErsEL 4 DERF.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04

Washington, ID. C., November %
The following circular was issued to-
day:
DEPARTMENT oP TIE INTERIOR.
PENSION OFFICE. WASHINGTON.
10 Pension CinibiaafS and heD' III IS:
To enable this office 10 dispatch with
better facility the rapidly increasing
currcn, business. change in the system
of arranging the records and files has
been made. which will render il neccs-
sar, that all inquiries for the condition
of their pension claims, oh account OF
service rendered after March 9TH. lsdl.
should contain the name of the soldier
who performed military service. with
hi State. company and regiment. as
well us the number of the claim or pen
sion certificate. ~ the case may be. In
uuirics which do not contain the above
information will not be answered, en-
ccp. in special cases. where failure to
furnish il is explained.
[Signedl y. n. BtHrLeN.
Commissioner of Pensions.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04

Web Wilder in the st. Joseph HeTota
GETS back at the Lawrence .tourndt
historian" in the following brief but
cxprcssiyemanhcrl
Geo. ". Brown Il the same liar and
mcrccnary politician that he was twent.
wears ago. and the Lawrence Journal Is
hardly Ia be excused for publishing his
venom. Brown hate, the cause and the
men that he betrayed, He is not trying
TO write history. but 10 make rogucs
gallery Of the Kansas pioneers. Even
Ouanircll and Jesse james have thco'
ry oi defense
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04
DRIVEN WELLS IN C0TRT

Among the United States Circuit
Court proceedings AT Topeka, we find
The following in regard 10 the driven
well salts:
In The drive Well asSa1 Of Andrew :
". various defendants. represented by
Spillman Il Brown. the following order
wa, made Default set aside at defend
ant cost a. To default. Defendant TO
file anew ar in ten days IL per stipulation;
plaintiff Ia reIds ia frye dav> thereafter
and rau>c continued.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04
ANOTHER GRANT BOOM.
November %. 1879.

~ me EdHOF q cue L"y't'
OF course everybody has either read
or heard of Grant township and are
aware that il has always had big boom
of some kind. either Grant or other
wise. But It's biggest boom during the
mast year has been the Improvement
boom. 'Twonld be too tedious for me to
attempt TO cnumeratc even small por-
ton of our recent improvement. Suf-
flee il to say that the older settlers as
sort that there have been more and ret
ter improvements made in the way OF
houses, barns. cribs. granarics, etc, dur
ing the past eight months than within
anv twelve months previous. And by
the way, a certain person. a resident OF
Grant township of course. remarked 10
me few days since that Grant town.
ship was on the home-stretch and neck
ahead. Although was somewhat puz-
zlcd TO know from what remote recess
of his mind the strange expression
evolved itself. vet readily admitted the
truth of il all the same.
Uncle Johnny Carpenter, who buys SO
much grain at Valley Centre by paying
high prices and giving honest weights.
is beginning to fear that lie will not be
able to get the lumber fast enough and
a sufficient number of carpenter at work
building cribs to hold the corn, at the
rate that i, is coming in. But as he on
IL wants about 100 900 bushels at pres
cnt. il is to be hoped that he can tiud
crib-room tor the balance, after storing
all that he can find room for ont OF
doors.
Some unknown person or persons Oh
very little current worth have of late
found ample time to attend TO their own
and their ncighbors affairs by sending
ANONYMOUS letters through the mails di.
rected to a certain lady of Wichita and
which contained series of the most vile
and disgraceful charges against Mr.. T.
A. Johnson. a respectable aud weil-to-
do farmer living in kechi township, and
who for some has been paving his re-
spects TO the lady in question. II VIII,
without doubt, be gratifying to the
many friends of Mr.. johnson TO know
that he has. fully exonera'ed himself
from ali the charges, worthy of notice
by the certified statements of large
number OF his much better and more
honorable neighbors. And 1t is TO be
fu~licr hoped tha, he vii succeed in fer
re,iug out the guilty part Is. in which
event il viii be an acl Of c.eheacy With
out precedent ii ne does not make
business pretty lively for them.
Rev. Mr.. Mitchell. of Illinois, Prohi-
bitionist. lectaTesl on the subject of in
Temperance TO large and higbls inter.
e.,ed audience al Valley Centre on lat
Monday night. At the conclusion III,
audience were unanimous ia their praise
of the lecture. declaring j. 10 be one Of
the grandc-t efforts in behalf OF TEN.
perance which they had ever had The
GOOD fortune 10 hear. Such vast com.
binatiou of wit. hnmor, sound reason
ing and good Amer.csn sense as tbs
sneaker erincci Is rarely TO be found
concentrated in one rerrcn. We be-
sneak for Mr.. Miissssii a PAGE IN thf
front rank Of temperance ssalwaris
Although Valley Center IS ssers agree.
be place for Temperance lecturers to
tsrrp, rss i E by NO Means > prostAble
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t.Att' W ti'i-
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wir, W. Walton win 60 down TO WI

Writ W. Walton win 60 down I" " III
field 10 vote no more. John Ca'npec'i
papcr. the Clay County Dispatch. comes
10 Us with the announcement thai "a-
son has become one of IFS editors ana
,woprictors. The Dispatch. winch III
MANS was an excellent paper WIZ now
ararklc more than ever. but what WIZ
become Of the StatelIousc and Topeka
socictv IL not stated.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04

A State Fair is to be held next week
~, Toucka. The association last Satur-
day determined the whole matter ANA
fixed from September 18th to 18th neNi
.,c.r a. the time. The stock was all
isIcu.--WIcnrrA EAGLE, November "a.
No. not next week. Coloncl-but heA
September. We expect you TO he'P III
the Kingdom of Scdgwick {" give " Il
boom. 7oPch" Copd"'.
An ri.rl,t we'll be there.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04

I.cavcnworth is hot. After consider
sbse painstaking and AT tremendous
eos, e,arlotta Patti was induced TO give
n concert there. Believing, no doubt,
that she was in a country town, she re-
Taxed her artistic frenzy little ana
.waggcrcd onto ihc stage rather "unco
fu' am happy" in fac; the dispatches
say she was drunk. and of course fail
mr. followed.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04

That mild-mannercd man. Robert
Toombs. Of Georgia, says she radicals
have by the adoption of the foartcen'il
and fifteenth amendments injected
100000 savagcs into the belly OF the
Constitution and thus made popular
government impossible.
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Frs, ga,,a Al Bank.

b Order Of the Comptroller ~ IuTeacs, viii
close cut the remaining assets belonging t. the
fir-t Nati ual iia1k 81 Nichtia ks sss, ciinsisi-
ing Of Decide pssi notel nute-, oserdrsii- jasis
me at etc. Circulars describing said n-s.t- is
full can be had at my Office Ia Wichita hagsas-
H-st WM q. LITTLE, Receiver,
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-12-04

The steam yach. that James Gordon
Bennett has ordered n; Ncwburg. New
York. is To cost S15o 900, and 10 be the
fastest in the world. 1t is to he of iron,
one hundred and forty-one feet long on
the water line, G eighteen feet beam, with
three engines. Her rig will be OF the
felucca type. an ! all her appointments
will be of the most complete and laxur-
ious kind.
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ADM mist: ..tors Notice.

lac >fa.F n NEI7FIs1 =
SsslEsi,k t0sssaa,
III he Probate Gsess. a. aad lss sid tsasts
l.. tbs ssaa.te4 e sas essle Il III sos. .srses
ct
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tra. f., ases t,evii granted . Vis raer tstsi
shr k-iatr II rs fiak tsse q sziA s-4fssfS sic-
cea i@.t ~ The IiaasiSaale gte t'r't&is e,sst ~
the esals snd -txss afaf4sia. tia,ci tas esh'iat
log claims sganst tie said S-ists. sra hereby
I,ssts~i sNas thes slii-s Esrscut De assn = he
under trfs. Doe altos asrg Sitlp tlf tsA7 ~ -
trss.4 .iY be.cii ~ -lsfh e-tsfe ssi that q - a
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tas ..sse ~ .a{i lAtfets. tass hail - .ssc'sS
harriet NOAH FfSk.
A,ls.ssai, tFstsr q the csts.c q -. ilas eesess
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Winter has set in with great severity
all over the northern portion of CONT
mental Europe. The streets OF be'''h
arc knee deep with snow. and Par'e
Telegram says that the early snow mas
driven the wolves from the forests III
the Department of the Marine, aha inc
pcasan,s are organizing midnight hunt
ing parties To protect their iar'hs.
Throughout England the weather Tor
several day> Ina. been cold. wet ana
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Cath" in Il late letter from Wnsh-
iuyton to the Cincinnati E"q"'rer. Sa! :
that President HAYES is aconvers 10 tue
Grant boom. and that he has recently
EXPRESSED himself TO military visitors
that Grant is the man to restore good
feeling and put the country on dur
ablc plane, and he sees n" reason why
NE should not accept.
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Dec. e( the Agricultural Department.
Tor a copy of the report for 1873. II Is
= volume of six hundred pages, snd
tresss u ,srse Samber of interesting
topic<.
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