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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-10-30


10 lie E1asg q I'll Esa1s:
Jack Frost, with his cutting blast. has
already paid n seyerai visits.
The wheat i5eads are = solid mat of
reraant green. Never did the farmers
Of Spring Greek and surrounding eoun-
try have a fairer prospect for heavy
crop.
The winter entertainments have be-
gun. Literary societies have been or
ganized at the FL Paso, Willis and Prai-
RE Grove school houses. James Hellar
is editor Of the Sedgwick County Star.
4 scmi-,nonthiy journal which he will
read before the latter society next Thurs
day night. the S0th inst.
Miss Carrie Moon while on the road
to her school last Monday morning was
thrown from her pony and seriously in
jured. She will not be able to take
charge of her school again for some
time.
The Pfcsbyte1ians are making extern
sive preparations for building new
church in Ell Paso. The site is located,
plans have been submitted, and the
work will commence soon. They have
now within $500 of the amount SUBJ
scribcd sufficient to erect the building.
but hope TO raise that before it is COM
pleted.
Miss Mishie Stafford and Mr.. George
Woodcock were united in marriage Sun
day, the 18th. May their sky through
life be crossed with just enough clouds
to make beautiful sunset We over
heard some boys discussing the proprie-
ty of celebrating the event by giving
the bride and groom serenadc with
COW bells, tin pans, etc. Didn't hear
their decision.
Several Of our Spring Greek folks, in
Gliding your correspondent, took ride
last Saturday to Mulvanc City. Must
confess that we were greatly surprised
whea that muchly bIowed-up town
doomed in view. Ii is already an enter
prising little village. and FL Paso must
look out for her laurels or she will lose
them. Among the first We met after
arriving in town was the genial old Far
mer DoOlittle who was seated in Brown
hardware store eloquently expounding
the excellent facilities of Mulvane to a
number OF listeners.
During our stay we were Hospitality
entertained by Mr.. L. p. Emery, the
railroad agent.
A party Of young folks met at the
residence of Mr.. Waters last Wednes-
day night and spent few hours in So
cial chat. singing, dancing and plays
very enjoyably. Many thanks are due
Mr.. and Mrs. Waters and their estima-
bic daughters, May and Clara for the
courtesy and kind attention received at
their hands. A supper was served at
IL o'clock that. would have made the
mouth Of an Egyptian water to think
about. Yours. RETsEI..
October %. 1879.
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ITEMS FROM WEST Woo.

We venture that no neighborhood in
the county has had more new and per-
mancnt settlers within boundary Of
four Md half milcs-we have cigh!
new families, all good families.
Our day schools have all opened with
the best of prospects. Independents
boast of lady from the old Key Stone
Stase--a Miss Dewning--ana she must
be good, we know, coming from there.
The Prairie Gem people think all The
talent for teaching belongs To Miss
Stewart, their teacher. And the chill
dren. large and small, and people old
and Young. in the Cartwright district.
think there never was any one just equal
to Mr.. -.
Sunday schools are in good condition.
The one at Prairie Gem has been reor-
gained, and they now have Mrs. Mary
York for superintendent. and Mrs Bush
for assistant. and Miss Sadie York. Sec
rotary. This school has been well at
tended all the summer, and we now be-
speak for i; a double portion o; interest
for these two ladies are among the best
in our society. and What they undertake
to do they will do right.
Two of our yoang men, Mr.. Charlie
Robinson and ]. ". HiIbish, have gone
TO Baker University, one OF the best In
slitutions of learning in the State.
These boys are missed everywhere.
Miss Belle York aas been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Horner. at Caldwell. for
some time. She is wanted a, home.
badly.
The tomato vines hing tieir heads
this morning, October 2si, for the first
tjnse.
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THE UTE WAR.
THE CAPTIVE WOMEN AND CHILDREN
Eux-t,y Tn

NAlIltE w OMEN AND CHILDREN
GIVEN UP.
Washington. October 25.-Secretary
Schurz, at late hour tonight. received
A dispatch from special agent Adams,
dated at camp at White River, October
oath, via Rawlins, 25th. He reports lie
visited the camp of the hostiles between
Grand and Gunnison rivers. and thai
after holding a conference with them
the captured women and children We're
delivered to him without conditions.
lie then proceeded TO General Merritt,
camp, on White river, where h9 arrived
on the night Of the %. lie informed the
Secretary that after comforting with
General Merritt he will return to the
camp Of the hostiles. and proceed thence
to Chief Ouray's home, at Los Pinos,
where he expects to arrive On the 30th
inst, with view to accomplishing the
other purposes of which ne hopes To be
equally successful. General Adams re-
ports that after leaving the hostilcs
country he met an Indian runner, who
reported that their .'iookouts' had a
fight on the Goth inst. with hunting
party from Merits camp. brought
about accidentally by scouts firing on
The Indians. Lieutenant Wier aud two
other whites and two Indians were
killed. The Indians claim they were
posted at that place merely to observe
the movements of the troops. that the
Indians did not want to fight, and did
not fight until Hume had killed one of
their number. Secretary Schurz isvery
earnest and enthusiastic in his common
dation OF the intrepidity with which
General Adams went among the hos
tiles to rescue the captiyes. and the evil
dent skill and good judgment he has
displayed in his conduct of the whole
business with which he was entrusted.
Ogden. October GA man arrived
from Green River this morning aud re-
ports that two hundred horses belong
Ing to Edwards, on Snake River, were
stolen by Indians. Three of Edwards
boys are missing and the ranch il de-
serted. Settlers aro moving out of
Browns Hole on Green River. The
mail due from Uintah Agency this eve
ming has not arrived.
Rawiins, October 25.-A courier Just
in with dispatch, from General Merits
camp on White River reports that GEN
eral Charles Adams, United States Com
missioner, came into Merits camp on
the morning of the 9th with the women
and children Of the Meeker and Price
families. The captivcs were unharincd
and had not been subjected to any in
suit or injury. The Indians desire
peace, and claim To have been forced in
to the outbreak. 4 fight is reported on
the battle ground on Milk Creek be-
tween the Utcs and the ranchmen.
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THE REAL ISSUES.

The efforts of the Democrats OF Sedg-
wick county during the present cam
paign has boon TO belittle the issues Of
the canvass. Not only that, but they
have been persistent in holding up the
idea that political principles cut no hg-
uro in county politics, nor should not!
Tho very reverse is true We are on
the eve of one Of the most desperate
fights ever wagcd outside of battle
field in this country, in which all that
has been gained must be maintained or
lrrctrievably lost. Within eight months
tho men who are now coaxin2 Republic
cans to vote for them will be arrayed
under the banner of the men who ruled
the last Congress, and who, if they cam
not control this country VIII attempt to
destroy it. The elections and prcstiges
Of this fall are but strength for next
fall. If the loyal Republican party goes
to the wall next year they go as serfs t"
be taxed to pay all the losses OF the reb-
els, including their outstanding bond.
and freed slaves. Then is not this a
time above all others for Republicans to
hold tight the rein in their hands. Such
talk was hooted at year ago, but no
unbiased thinking man can read The
records Of the last Congress and either
boot or deny the grave assertion. Eve
~ Democratic victory. even in a local
contest or county election, dishcaricn>
Republicans and infuses new life and
hope and energy in their opponents.
and with the doughfaccs who have be-
come the plant tools of party made
up alone of ambitious northern leaders
and southern rebels. Until the crisis is
past. until intelligence and patriotism
hold full SWAY in this Nation no Relub-
lican can afford 10 give the enemy aid
or comfort.
As TO the home issue we appeal to the
good judgement of every Republican in
Sedgwick county 10 know if the Repub-
lican ticket is not head and shoulders
above the other two tickets combined.
Take the men Us the, come and make
answer. Let the answers come with
the election returns. Show the OPPOSE
ton that our party cant be hoodwink-
cd out Of single Office, and it it is nee
essory 10 convince them of our earn
cstness let us run the two men upon
whom they have made the hardest
Aght-Watt aud Jocelyn-alead of the
ticket
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THE STRAIGHT TICKET ONLY.

WICHITA, October 80, 1879.
To tie Editor Of the Eagle:
desire TO say that am not candi-
date for County Commissioner. l sup
port the straight Republican ticket.
j. NJ. STEELE.
MIR. Steele did not write the above,
we know, for the purpose of convincing
those who know him that there Is any
doubt as to his position, but simply to
set at rest the reiterated assertions of
the opposition 10 the contrary, and to
squclch the contemplate lies daily set
ahoat by designers and manipulators.
Steele's devotion to the old Republican
party and her principles, when either
are threatened, is of the stalwart order.
At best this is poor year for Demo-
Gratis to fool around old soldiers with
soft solder. -ED. EAGLE.l
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In 1873 the Greenbackers cast q, 3i2
Yates in Ohio. In 1879. the "great and
growing party of the future" increased
its vote 10 such an alarming extent that
great fears are entertained of its total
extinction in 1880. The Grcenback vote
this year foots up just about total OF
5000. In Iowa similar increase has
been experienced, and the future has a
remarkably bright appearance. In fact.
an early and virtuous demise is promis-
ed. How much longer will the breath
of life last in Kansas!
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Mr.. W. II. PARCELS has exhibited to
u. a paper signed by himself in which
he states that he cannot vote for Mr..
vstt. We did not kaow that anybody
expected him Ia vote for Mr.. Watt, nor
that Mr.. Watt or his..fricnds care very
much whether he does or not. MIR. Par
cells has a right to vote as he pleases,
but il does not show very good taste
Tor private citizen 10 send his name
Aourishing around the country in any
connection that squin,s at personal
grievance. Mr.. PARCELS, as a good Re-
publican, could find other and better
ways to advance the interests Of his
Marty
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Secretary Sherman has Informed Il
friend that he will not become a candi-
dalc for the Senate in Ohio, and that in
the course of a few days he should
write IA letter formally announcing his
decision. The letter will be in reply TO
inquiries from several friends rs to his
purpose IN this matter. 1t is to be hop
ed that the Ohio Republicans will elect
General Garfield. This is the wish. we
are sure, of Republicans all over the
fnuufry
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WHEN ITS MISSION WILL END.

Zach Chandler, in one Of his late
speeches, uttered the following:
The mission Of the Republican party
is not ended, and. what is more, will
never end until you and can start on
the Canada line, travel to the Gulf OF
Mexico, and from there to the southern
border of Texas. make "black Republic
cam speeches il we choose, vote the
..black Republican" ticket wherever we
got q residence, and do these things
with the same absolute safety with
whicl, the rebel gentleman may to-day
travel TO the North, settle wherever he
plcases. talk trcson and vote the Demo-
rratic ticket
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AGAINST SHAMS.

The Baltimore San. a prominent DEM
ocratic paper, thus comments on the
Ohio election:
"I.et no one venture to discount the
fiji meaning of the Ohio election. The
verdict Of the people there is unmista-
bly, against shams of all sorts--shail
leaders, sham money, sham methods OF
finance, sham payments of debt and
sham resumption. These shaiGs have
never made much Roadway in this sec
ton of the country, and, now that the
West has discarded them finally. they
will be permitted to die out quietly and
for GOOD and all :"
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Capt. Dodge, who was in command
of the first troops that reached Capt.
PAYNE. sitter the death of Major Thorn
burg, was in Leavenworth on Weslnes-
day. the esd of October. He accompa-
MED the body of Major Thornbnrg 10
Omaha. where j, was buried with Ma
sonic honors.
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Capt. Henry King, of Topeka, in con-
nection with eastern parties, has bought
the Brit:cnsione Mines, in the Alpine
district, Chafiee county. Colorado, the
purchase price being 100000.
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ling the zanse fsr s<sjad@rsliaa
have associated with ,s,e in practice 1W1gs
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fn<jEasn
fSsssss. ard =, Prov ~ etolus ttsh coofeat
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The Dcinocra,icpapcrs are unanimous
on one point. They do moi belive the
Democrats can carry Ohio in 1880. They
call loudly for Democrat who can car
r., all the Southern States and New
York, New jersey, Connecticut, Dcla-
ware. California, and Indiana. II affords
them no comfort TO remember that
Grant in 1872 carried all the Northern
States named as doubtful, and several
States as well.
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YELLOW FEVER.

The Board of Health ut Memphis last
SATURDAY declared the epidemic at an
end aiN thousands are flocking back to
their homes and TO business. Steam
boats and trains now regularly stop.
All again is activity in the cotton trade.
About nine hundred people have died
this summer of the dread disease.
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ONE OF OLD ZACH's GOOD ONES.

Old Zach Chandler. of Michigan. has
made some of the most effective speech
c. of the campaign. One of his telling
points is that about giving the Confcd-
crates back their horses, pardoning the
leaders, bringing them again into the
Union. furnishing them with political
power. and, when killing the fatted calf.
hearing them say that il was their calf
l,nyv
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Another roorbach has been nailed. Ii
has been given out. we understand. that
W. b. Williams. candidate before the
Republican convention. was opposing
llngh Watt. Mr.. Williams informs us
tina, it is not so, that his delegates were
for Watt. and that he will vote for him,
and that he will be elected.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

The district court for Wilson county
has decided in recent ease that the
lands known as the Usage Indian lands.
are not subject to entry as school lands;
that the Secretary Of the Interior had
no power to set them apart rs school
Lands. as the United States holds them
only rs the trustee of the Usage in-
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THE REPUBLICAN CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
MEETINGS APPOINTED FOR THE CAM
pAIGN.

The following meetings were ordered and
the tines and places designated for each:
October 30, Morton usual place voting.
October 30, Wichita, Cooks school house.
October %, Rockford, Willis school house.
October 81, Greeley, Fifth Parallel school
house.
October 81. Waco, Prairie Gem school
house. -
October 81. sherman, district los.
November I, Salem, Hays Grove, at p: m.
November I. OHIO, school district %, Ricil-
nond Hill, at p. m.
November I, kechi. Dewing school house.
November 3. Park, Park school house.
November 3, Delano, Delano school house.
E0vember 8. Grant. Park school house.
Hon. n, c. Sluss, Hon. John Kelly. Hon.
"a. Adams, w. Z. Stanley, s. 4. Joceiyn,
II. C Little. J. L. Dyer, NJ. Stewart, II. G.
RnrSies. J. n. Bslderston, John Tucker, G.
A.ysnNess, II. L. Taylor. II. II. Watt: r.
A. Dorsey, Judge Hill, G. .. Caldwell, w. G.
Woodmau, E. b. Jewett, W.T.. Walker, }. r.
i,aucE. Hon. w. r. Campbell. NJ. w. Levy.
J.K Hamilton, j. Il. vanZandt. j. NJ. steele.
r. b. wall, Murray Myers. Horace Carpen-
L.. GEO. Litzenburg, W. b. Williams, Il. a.
Ornley. j. II. Wright, F. NJ. Doficmyre;H Hon.
z. r. Thompson and other speakers VIII al
dress the above meetings.
LIZ. WOoDCoCK, Chairman
JOQN KELLY, Secretary.
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IOWA RETURNS.

Election returns from scvcn,y-nine
counties in Iowa give Gear. Republican
for Governor, a majority over Trinble.
Democrat. of 57.s73. Two years ago
Governor Gears majority, in the same
counties. over Irish, his Democratic OPP
poucnt was 81 ,055.
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Notice for Publication.

FstNIE VFfItF4. 7
~ Wichita ks.i-as. October Il. f-.g
Notice A(aere,,s given thxt The following nsnse,i
settler has iilst notice of his infection - make
dual proof In support Of h- claim, and crare Iitssi
entry therr1f n; the expiration Of thirty das 5
frpB the iste ~ this notice, viz;
hSfhs-iae tgstx, for The -oEthxes. quarter II
section =. township II, range vrst.sEa asfles
the following her wstnesse=. viz; Frederick
At and John Hollis. u Reso cosss:y. hauSas.
aad ierahSrii HerAais, Of Reno oornfs. haasas
Ss-St IL L. wAiakR, Register.
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When you vote don't forget that .
my mean game was put up ON Hugh
Wa&& for no other reason under Heaven
uAin hc ~ .thspght to be IN unknown
lssspsr ~ "a fbe cse3est - bctt
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ITS SIDES.

The campaign in Sedgwick county
this fall is q three-sidcd one. Adams,
Walker, Sluss, Stanley, Wall, Jewe't,
Jocelyn, ct al. represent before the peo-
PIE the Republican side; Judge Harris,
English, vigus, ct al, the Democratic
eide, and Noah Allen the Green.
hack-side.
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Last year the Greenbackcrs Of Ohio
cast 3s,S42 votes. This year their vote
all told was 9,l29. The party Is pracsi-
cally extinct in that State. The same
ise,s &c true Of Iowa.
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HAi pfaof Ga s4,isfst ~ his rista5. Kis.f tscsfr
lual eaIFy sasrS,.s a the expiration - t.is5 Gays
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Robert sc, lsfei,. ss.ns8ni synr,r - tie = sate
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Msiss fer Pssllsatlsa-


a. wictisa. eBass-, Jals issb isD.
<aticc - hereby given that The teiiautsz aAsf
q settler has asi aotiSe 81 kt~ bile ttne tsisske
laSi gsrr-sf "a @stl-aFs ~ his sls.n, ard -scass
leas eatry sEsFsdf a. the e<issils 10 tis.s das
r.. ~ che slste ~ fhis artise. vls
harics ssfl~sury. Freeing iton bsrlarsscry
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ss.asnss The Ss.iozi.l- Ia. ~ftne1y-. via ih.z.
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Nssisr iar Psh.ieaslsu.


at Wte.ss4s. tsnsns. s,stss4ser "a. 1871. <
>9slce j. here.,t g.ses that The faiis xiss assed
srfg!eF has aisi nrs,fe sf hi. tsientisa ~ ussAs
tasl pref ils "a - hi. risies, spa ss<ssfc
al sairK thsser at tbs expiration sl ihsfty gls1
grstn t,ia Gate Il 4ls Kettles, VIA
J'sha Efsrssct. % ID : No "a ia. fss tho
oafhsasf ,r sesttaa =. tan - @osifh az rsrgc
wet kaa aasnss tia tlsnr Tag 50 his witnesses,
six. orarrs snlsev. IT Sesiguiek eaaats. sed
s4is. saith, 81 se,igRiek eeasts
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Ea..c. rsr Pubilsa.iaa.

LAND oFFISE
at Wichita ksasas. Oct, 18th, ls-s (
Notice is hereby given thai the follow isz assnci
settler ha. Gls notice u his Intention make a.
usi gr9af In support Of hts claim. md -eSare nnsl
esffy thereof al The exlrxt:sa " .kirty days from
:hedsir ~ this notice viz:
Albert Henx Decssriso-y Statement No.
sai for the sarth tat 81 the northeast sx-sSr
sa.i the north half ef the southwest stssrts- %
section "a. Ioria-lip =. r>ngs west, s53 tines
the following a. hi< vis1e-ses. wiz. js-ssh T.
Esissiny. Of -s~igxick teAEty ksrsas, And James
Jones gsherf Chamberlain Of >ci<wsek Coma
t. Ssasas. u l. wsLkkg, Register. @i-5-
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Legal Notice
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.eorss . Ii,ieisoa.

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aets tnsakfssjf, sud " 10 sander
ita ahstu 4aisei b q Turner, trustee ef the
sst &c AT - -. <as,sisrsr bsakruft. ID ~ 50.
Hs,isrss are hereby hoii ,ssi thai they hsss feea
si-.i b. The oste nNnat tshi1fia - the prstrist
art ~ rstgvtck csdisfs, @tatp ~ hzi.sss. sad
hst lsrss shss sarHef the Istiti,A IT @sf,l nakia
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4 the tiefk 81 ssld tsssst sS ths On DAY sf sas
rfsnsf, ii.3 -sia petition will 10 iek.a tras
sad iisfn,rnt 81 he FeNirrrl Ia sHia kettas In
asDr ys ss lalsiatl aai ssainst saii defendants
TIE sse ef The following real eetaf~ u his ssd
& kAasn-. ts~vif.
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