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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30
For the EAGLE.
From Sumner County.
BEVERLY, january 18th, /

BEVERLY, January 18th, 1879.
Mr.. EDITOR AS our community has
never been represented through your
paper it might be news to somebody TO
hear from us. Our community is in IL
lnois township, on the north line of
Sumner county, in range two west.
1t has been settled about two years, by
an intelligent. industrious people. who
mean business. as is shown by the inn
provcmcnt in the country. Many of
our people are building large and conf
Portable houses--others viii build soon.
Fruit trees of all kinds are being set ont
and general interest manifested in
fruit growing. The wheat looked well
when we saw it last. 1t has been buried
for four weeks under three inches of
snow. 1t will come ont all right in the
spring. The early planting OF corn did
well las; wear. Rev. A. ID. Moore raising
forty bushels TO the acre on land that
had been plowed but once before. He
planted the last days of March on
upland. We have school house 2Ox30.
well furnished. in which a school is now
being tau@hi by J. Snider. with about
tlbirtv-five scholars Oh the roll. This is
the best built and furnished school
house in Sumner county outside Of the
towns. 1t not only speaks wei for our
eff cicnt school board. who have mani
tested good Judgment in its erection
and the selection of its furniture. We
have a Union Sabbath School. with sew
enty scholars. J. A. Snider. Superin-
tendent. This Sabbath School assem-
bcs in the school house to study the
Word of God every Sabbath in the year
n, o'clock. y. m. winter and summer.
The Presbyterians have prosperous
church in this community. organized
about one year ago. Their membership
is gradually increasing. They had re-
c, entity. a. the result of short series Of
meetings. seven additions to their
church. The meetings were conducted
BY the Rev. A. ID. Moore. their pastor.
They worship every alternate Sabbath
in the school house at O'Clock. p. m.
On last Sabbath a large audience was
assembled to hear the Rev. A.D.Moore's
lecture ON the Immortality of the soul,
from scientific standpoint. ALPHA.
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TorxA. January 25. 1879.


TOPEKA, January Is. 1879.
In the Senate this morning, in execu-
tive session, the following nominations
made BY Governor st. John, were con-
firmed:
Regents of Agricultural Kollege-T.
c. Henry, term t" expire April 1, 1880;
w. L. Challiss, term to expire April l,
1881 E. B. Purcell, term to expire
April l, 1881.
Trustee of Charitable Institution
Amassa T. Sharpe. term to expire April
l, 1881.
Regents of Normal Schonl-A. Sellers
j. H. Crichton and C. c. Lawrence, for
term expiring March l, 1879; J. J.
Wright. Edwin Tucker and NJ. NJ. MUIR
dock. for the term expiring March 1,
1881.
Commissioner of Fisheries-D. q.
Long, term to expire March /, 1881.
Director of State Penitentiary-Wm.
Martindale, term to expire on March 1,
1881.
Regent of State University-Archi-
bald Beatty. term to expire OH April l,
1881.
Other nominations were submitted by
the Govornsr, but were passed over.
Among the number is the appointment
of C. T.. Faulkner as Chairman Of the
State Board of Charities. 1t is under
stood that there is objection TO his cou-
firmation on account If his present po-
sition as Chairman Of the House Com
mittee on Ways and Means in the pses-
ent Legislature.
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Postomce Changes

In Kansas during the week ending
January 5,1s79, furnished for the EAGLE
by VIM. VanVleck of the Postoffice De-
partment:
ESTABLISHED.
Boon, Sumner county, EdwardR.Sad
Ter. postmaster.
Cheyenne, Osborne county, Norman
II. Convey, postmaster.
Crooked Creek, Ford county, Mrs, NJ
J. Mcintyre, postmistress.
Hobart, Rocks county, Asa Bullock,
postmaster.
Iowa, Ness county Ross Calhoun, post
master.
Ivanpoh, Greenwood county, Mrs. En-
ma G. Presbrey, pOstmistress.
Mona, Reno county, Henry {. Bang
man, postmaster.
DISCONTINUED.
Banner. Jackson county.
PosTMAsTERS APPOINTED.
Bone Springs, Reno county, Adam
Kelman.
Covert. Osborne county, Edwin Smell
De Soto. johnson county. kimball
Dow.
Laplani. Greenwood county BIC Fin
ney.
Maple City, Cowiey county, NJ. w
SchOfield.
Mill Greek, Bourbon county, W. W.
Markham.
Muncic, Wyandotte county, Sanford
Huff.
Pine Grove, Butler county. Miss Jane
Grove.
Rcsedale, Wyandotte county, Mrs. NJ
A. Lamphear.
Sternerton, Montgomery county .Thos
O'COnnOr.
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Some Years ago a French company
was organized to build railway from
Jaffa TO Jerusalem. The necessary fir
man was obtained, but the reports of
the first survey were discoaraging and
the project was consequently permitted
10 fall into abcyance. The re-awakened
interest in the Holy Land as field for
modern enterprise, and the prospects Of
vast improvements resulting from the
plans of number of the leading Israel
ties in Europe, have stimulated the com
pany 10 fresh exer;ions. They have
sent out another corps of engineers,
with instructions to 20 over the whole
groand again, and it Is said that III e
track will be laid during the present
year. The distance is only thirty five
miles, and Jatfa is busy port. being the.
point of arrival OF thousands of pill
grims annually. The town itself. where
Peter once abode in the house of lone
Simon, a tanner now has population
Of about 10000. nearly equally divided
between Christians and Mussulmans.
and there is every reason 10 believe that
the enterprise would be successful in a
purely commercial point OF view e
viii also have 4 political bearing. as the
French Government Is certain Ia SUP
port il. with q view of strengthening it,
influence in Syria.--L lobe Democrat,
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Still on the White Mans Road.

Many of our citizens remember Mini
mic. an old Cheyenne chief, one of the
Indians who spent a few days in Wicli
Ia on their return to the Cheyenne
Agency from Hampton, Virginia, where
they had been held as prisoners. The
following letter is addressed to the Off
Ger commanding the fort during their
confinement
CHEYENNE AND ARAPAHoE AGENCY,
DARLINGTON, |. r., Oct. 26. 1878.
To Captain II. Il. Pratt, Hampton, rirgiaia:
When met Agent Miles at Wichita
was very glad for knew that he WAS
my friend. When | arrived at the
Agency found that a great many of
my friends and relatives were still In
dams" and wondered what could do
for them to get them 10 be like good
whites. Howling Wolf and then help
ed the agent, and we got quite a num-
her of our relatives to cut their hair and
put on American clothes and 90 TO
work. 1ou gave me the whole white
mans road. and still hold to it: have
thrown nothing away, nor do l expect
to ret tired am with the agent and
expect to assist him. All my family are
living. None died while | was away
with YOU often find that the Chev-
ennes do not do as they ought TO. and
get discouraged. then take out your
photograph and look at Your face and
remember Your words. and ! am en-
coura@ed TO perscvcre on. | would Ike
so well to see yoGr wife and children.
and talk to Won face to face. often
wonder if YOU have forgotten me. a.
YOU have not written me tor so long a
time. | would like TO see all the Chey-
ennes at school | know they must be
doing well. for we often hear from them
would ike for YOU To write me all
about them. Don't give Yourself any
trouble about the "Sioux-C hevennes."
who ran away: they loved the country
mp north. and would not be persuaded
TO remain here have told the agent
TO throw them away" for they were
foolish. ! have sat with the agent in
council aud have helped him TO talk to
Dull Knife and party, but they would
not listen 10 good talk. Your friend.
minnie. his Y mark
NorE--Minimic has dictated every word of
the above. and wished me To say that be is
still white man." AZ ever. il. MILES.
-.soafheIW HorkmGa.
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Secretary Sherman's European
Contract.

Secretary Sherman has just closed a
contract with n. NJ. Rothschild Il Son,
J. S. Morgan a. Co., Scligman Bros,
Morton. Rose a. Co.. of London, and A.
Belmont g. Co., Drexel, Morgan n Co.,
j. g., W. Seligman & Co.. Morton, Bliss
e. Co., of New York. for the sale and
delivery in Europe of not less than 3d.
100000 of four cent bonds upon the same
terms and conditions As the popular loan
now being offered in the United States,
the contrac, TO continue until the first
of July. and the proceeds to be applied
to refunding the six per cent. bonds.
The contrac, was made 10 promote the
exchange OF four per cent. bonds for
six per cent. and 800 bonds held in Eu-
rope. Thcrcupon a subscription OF
s1O.O00.00O was made by the parties.
which is included in the call OF 0,0oO,-
O19 made this afternoon.
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would require much time and money
Meanwhile the savages could unite with
other hostile bands, thus cndangering
the security of the frontiers and involy-
ing the country in another Indian war.
1t is stated at the Indian Office that these
Sioux number 5000 lodges and as many
warriors. The Secretary Of War has
requested information from the military
posts on the frontiers along which the
Sioux would first would grst appear.
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To Manhattan Even Unto the
College.

The following Is taken from letter
lately received from the Hon. John A..
Halderman. of Leavenworfh. II ex-
plains itself:
Il send by Governor Harvey. a. a
present TO the College. small bottle Of
water taken by me from the ';ver Jor-
dan. on the 29th of Ncvemb,f. 1872. at
the ford near Beih-Hogia. aud right
against Jericho. where John Baptized
Christ. and where Elisha. Elijah. Joshua
and the Israelites passed over dry sIiod :
= lEnu hnffnn fndnsfriGrisf
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Kansas Press Association.

There was a called meeting Of ths
above association held last evening. Ii
was called AT the office of j. {. Wilson
bur adjourned to the Btade office. adj.
Joining. The following gentlemen were
present
ID. II. Anthony. Ieavenworth Times
g. W. Reed. Topeka Blade.
F. r. Baker. Topeka Commonwealth,
c. G. Cou.ant. Hutchinson Interior
4. Sellers. Alma Ners.
j. c. Martin. kinaman Mercury.
q. W. Martin. Junction City Union.
J. :. Gilmore. Wilson County Citizen,
NJ. NJ Murdoch. Wichita EAGLE,
NJ. W. Reynolds. Parsons Swa,
". I. Bruer. kinslcy Leadef.
H. Buckingham. lorcordia Press
\. Lennon. Winfield Coprier.
A. Griffin. Manhattan Nationalist.
W. II. Jones. Yates Center Sers,
J. X. Hudson. Kansas Farmer,
DIR. Hughes. Arkansas City T'Greier.
Capt. Henry King. the President OF
the Association. was in the chair.
Hon. !. c. Martin. D. Il. Anthony
Hon. J :. Gilmore. and Others, stated
the object of the meeting. 1t was TO
take such action a. might he deemed
necessary to protect the Interests OF
publishers. and particularly against the
reported action Of the revising commit
tee IN regard to county and legal print
ing. Also TO take action 10 see that the
old Law. or something like II. as regards
the publication Of the statements Of IL
surance companies. be re-enacted.
Many other matters connected with
the interests of publishers were discuss
ed. among them the question OF the
publication Of the acts passed by the
Legislature in one or more papers IN
each county.
During the remarks of Col. Anthony
ON general subjects, he stated thai dur
ing six wears the Democrats had had
control Of Leavenworth county and had
given him the printing al legal rates.
During two wears the Republicans had
control Of the county. ard cut down
prices. He remarked 'isss Democrats
always paid f.ill legal rates: i was only
Republican. " no tried to Ell: duwn the
prices Of printers. This statement
seemed 10 be roincided in BIZ every gen
t.ernan present. FinaIiv ccasuitsen Of
five was appointed TO take:charge Of the
interests Of the publishers daring shr
i, il as follows: Hon j. {.
F. p. Baker. g. W. Reed, J. n,
Hudson and G. W. Martin.
A vote was then taken ON the Senate
rial question. with tire follow ing result !:
Ingsii< IL. Antheny {. simpson ], Clarke
|. and u. W. Reynosas l-Cox1sson-
Eyskk AA
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u. s. Senator.

Up to the hour Of going to press no
choice has been made for Senator. To-
peka is full of lobbyists AID candidates.
II is estimated that there are no less than
fifty men loafing around Topeka with
lightning rods up. The following special
to the EAGLE shows the status of affairs /:
Special Dispatch to the EAGLE:
Topeka, January 20, 2P.M NJ.
First joint ballot: ingalls,, 60; Antho-
ny, %: Goodin, %; Mitchell, 10; Simp-
son, IL; Phillips, IA: Campbell, 4: POM
eroy, 2; Horton. 2.
Adjourned to II o'clock tomorrow.
Caucus practically dissolved last night.
S. S. King.
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With tins spssoriDnment Of tho several
committees hs the House. the Legisls-
ture i BOW in thorough working or
der. and there i every Frospesf 81 Q
session 10 be marked by more than an
ordinary business cfsaraeier The ex-
perieSee Of some "f the t3slsr Ines.lbers
i found Of incaicsiiaile practical iscasefif.
and IL l. noteworthy that this element ).
iSei.sg caniiais acknowledged
80 fzr - regards the s,srsDRse{ - the
grescn1 assembly. 10 b0;a Houses. W.
believe We are fully Justified Ia say iag
fssss more intelligent eEd psssaisa3 sg-
gregstien ri oar citizens k.as never l.4,-
fore been c.sliecsed within oar f.e-yissa-
tive halls. Tbs > a. II slsoalsi sse. aad
the fart i sccepfed ss : sonree Of asufasi
eengrsiasaiiua throughout sbs ~fafe.
With such saca ~ We Azza n1w he
@ood fsr;g2c 10 bal a. e.ss fsSsr.sss.fa-
lives. Ne snierssia no essssast sAas gha
affair Of oar yoashfa, has harrasesr
commonwealth vii b. sc 1ssaszesi - 20
reflect iaS;nz credit both on he ssesa-
hers fiscsh~esves sad tbs rcuss.rnesries
shcy ye7suxzs-2s14s 1I6dx
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+ The Washington corr pondsae = Ne
|St. Louis Globe rsalDnf in speskinr
of the wife Of Senatdf Bruce (cslpredl
Of Mississippi saEs
Mrs. Bruce Ia real prefsy we.an.
of fine lind sd mannIess, a1d 8 her
education and accoIpQ1ishinents ~ l.
an exception among the ladies ~ the
Capit3- Not one Of The fifty wives Of
Senatoss, that the Congressional direc
tory gives here for the winter. receives
and entertains her guests with mere
ease than the bride Of the Mississippi
Senator. She is subjected to q severer
test than the others. every motion. tone
and sentence being closely watched. All
who haze called come away surprised
and charmed with her, and expasiate on
her beauty, her pleasant manners, and
the tasteful psrlor filed with treasures
and souvenirs of their wedding trip
abroad: room where colors blend and
harmonic. instead OF lighting the bat
ties that they do in the White House
parlors and at other notable homes.
Take this scene in q hotel parlor here,
where free-born. independent Vest
erner, wife of Republican member
came in and informed a knot of listless
ladies that she had called on Mrs. Sena-
tor Bruce that day. In second the
group was transformed. As Southern
women. and mostly Democrats. they
sprang, rs if d viper had fallen among
them. A chorus and a discussion en-
sued. waxing warm and growing per-
sonal. They thought i. was lawful"
and the beautiful one who had disturb
ed them stood smilingly twisting her
watch-cliain while opinions were given
and broad minds relieved of their bur-
den well, she is three shades lighter
than am: she knows ten times more ::
has great deal more money: her hus-
band is senator. and don't see why
shouldn't call on her" and with that
parting shot the brave defender from
the broad and generous West lefs the
group TO recover their equanimity.
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Fort Dodge Reservation.

Representative Ryan, of the Third
district. has introduced bill to author.
ize the disposition OF a part of the Fort
Dodge military reservation in Kansas
to actual settlers under the homestead
law. 1t provides that il shall be the du-
ty of the Secretary Of the Interior to
cause that portion of the Fort Dodge
military reservation lying north of the
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe Railroad,
in the State of Kansas, TO be surveyed.
sectionized, and subdivided as other
public lands. and, after said survey, to
offer said lands to actual settlers only,
under and in accordance with the pro-
visions of the homestead laws of the
United States
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The Troy chief says ga Kansas paper
speaking of the proposed law to cons J.
idete some Of the. county offices, says
that the Legislature could abolish
the Office of County Superintend-
ent without any detriment to the public
service and another suggests that the
Legislature change the State Printer
law. and elect that officer for four years
instead of two. If these papers would
take the trouble to hunt up the author
ities, they would find that County SUI
perintendcnt is au an Office under the
Constitution. and can no more be alb" l.
ished by the Legislature than the Legis-
turc itself can: and that the term OF
State Printer is fixed by the Constitu-
ton at two years, and cannot be altered
by the Legislature"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

It VIII be Different Some Day.

The earnings Of the postal service in
New Hampshire. New York. Massacht;-
sets. Rhode Island. Connecticut. New
Jersey. Pennsylvania and Michigan ag-
gregate more than 100000 over ex-
pcnses. 1t costs all of this and many
millions besides to furnish mail facilities
10 the Southern States and Western
Territories. II Is a singular fact thar II,
some Of the oldest Of the Southern
Safes mail facilities have not been self
sustaining single wear since the foun-
aation of the government.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

The Kansas City Times says "at the
meeting If the Board + Trade. on
Tuesday. Gil. Charles 4. kcarney paid
a glowing tribute To la sas wheat. lie
said 1 held deserved prominence IN ihe
grain markets of Great Britain and OF
Europc. In New York City it brought
a h CHER price than any ther ki d. 1t
stood without a rival il the estimation
of grain men here and abroad"
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Bounty Bill.

President Hayes has signed the bill
allowing all bills to date back 10 the
death or discharge Of all soldiers con-
ccrnei. Ii VIII scatter about thirty, if
not more. millions OF dollars through
the country. and ali soldiers pensions
which do not date back 10 the date of
death of. or discharge. viii now be cred
tied back from the time they do date
from, and those who receive the pen
sion, will receive nice little lump
of money!
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

The preachers of New York having
made Il especial effort" duri g The week
of PRAYER for the editors. the New York
Graphic, suggests that ,he journalists
Sc, apart the frs, week in Feb 'uary for
cdi; rial aamonitions and ad, ice t" The
pulpit. The DAYTON journal thinks il
w .uld take over week t. 10 The subject
Justice if New York and Br oklyn were
Included
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

Representative Tucker is on the fol-
lowing committees Revision of the
Laws. Public Buildings and Accounts
and Representative Greitlenstein j. on
County Lines and County Seats. and
Emigration and Railroads.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-30

The Kansas House of Representatives
adopted resolution directing our Sen
aiors and Representatives in Congress
to use their influence TO maintain the
double standard of gold and silver, and
and tha; tho coinage Of both be unlim-
tied. and that they do all in their power
TO secure lac repeal of the National
Banking law. and ihe reiigemen; of Ma
,ional Bank mites. and The substitution
of grecnbacks in their place.
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Reelected.

George Martin was again elected State
Printer. receiving a majority of the
votes east on the first ballot. r.Martin
has been charged with doing the work
for the State always little better than
fhe contract chilled for
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The Newton haRSae has enlarged.
We are glad our friend H. {. Ashbaugh :
efforts are being appreciated in his
work to build up and further the inter-
ests of his county and town.
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the treasury were Sl.5si.eai. Or her
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guss hsI. 1T isssenss aud Arai shoe Agency, Ia
tixr ferritofs = and be addressed 10 the aa.isE-
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bssiers are requested "a he present At etsatnS
Il hssts OF represented ay attorney
JSo u. Mills. L. :. Indian Agent