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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-16
The New Jail Cells.

At the invitation of the contractor and the
Board of County Commissioners we were pres
ent in the Jail last week to witness practical
test Of the strength and security of the new
cells lately added. Several other gentlemen
were present, among whom was our city yul-
can. NJ. X. Moser. with steel hammer and
cold chisel: Capt. White, of the BeacoH, with
4 file. and Commissioners York and Steenrod.
with burglars saw each OF the most approx
ed pattern. Chairman steele stood around in
main strength If not awkwar,ines.) giving
general directions. Tho new cells are Pauly's
steel clad. The four new cells rest upon the
top ofthe old onc>-railroai iron having been
put in for a fouudatioB-and are reached by an
iron stairway. The general plan is that of
big iron box containg four rooms. which is
steel clad, top and bottom, outside and in. rs
also are the rooms. The doors are steel lattice
work. In front of the cells. which are CANS
feet is II corridor sin feet wide. running the
entire length, which corridor is of steel lattice
work. The cells can all be locked or unlocked
from the outside ofthe corridor, the lever by
which il is done being enclosed by Il steel box.
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found on safes. The corridor being reached
the party passed inside and were locked up.
when the work Of demolition began in earnest
Moser gouged with his chisel Steele hammer
ed and pried; Strenrod. York and White saw
ed. filed and Scralied by turn until all the tools
Were ruined aud . fine hammer defaced. with
ont 81 much as an impression. Then piece
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to test nitric acid. into which il was pung-
ed. but with no effect. The agent stood by
grinning and urging the boys on TO their work
but in an hours time all hands asked TO be re-
leased. and the jailor threw open the door,
The entrance to the Jail room is closed by
heavy plate door tina. cannot be left unlocked
ifthe key is removed from the door, A wicket
gate enables the turnkey 20 ispect the room be-
fore going into it. ifhe wishes TO. or suspects
anything is going on wrong.
From this description il will be seen that the
ventilation is excellent. othe. sanitary ar
engagements are equally good. \ large iron
tank is placed over the cells, ana by pipes ear
ry water TO 4 layatory and stool in the corner.
These are 10 discharge by traps and soil pipe.
into drs run. In the corner of each cell i q
partitioned chamber. in which night bucket,
can he placed. and these yeniilate by pines up
through the roof. The bed furniture o: the
cells consists of canvass hammocks that can
be taken down through the day and removed
for airing and washing. Each cell can accom-
modatc six prisoners, and beds for larger
number can be put in the corridor
Mr.C.L.W imdt X Co.. of Burlington. Iowa.
are the general agents. and we have no hest
fancy in saying that for security. comfort. con-
renience and healihfllnes> these sells arc
un. urpasScd.
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4 meeting was held Monday night to take
final action and arrange fog the Musical Con-
yention. {. :. Caldwell vas elected Presi-
dent: A. +. Stanley. Secretary: l.. b. Bun.
nell. Treasurer. DR.. RentZ. ii. Bliss. W. u.
Stem. ID. W. smith and X. +. Murdoch. exec.
utive committee. Mes,rs. Kirk. Humphrey
and Hyde. committee on hall. Convention
will be held the first week in February. Tick
cts for gentlemen. 500; ladies. sl.00; which
will entitle the holder to select seats for the
concert. also.
At n meeting Of the executive committee.
held Tuesday evening, Mrs. ". u. Russell
was elected soloist. and Mrs. X. +. Murdoch
and Mrs. \. \. Wood assistants. Prof. Schin-
delmeisser pianist. and Mrs. Chas. Hatfon.
Mrs. Hiram Imboden and Mrs. j. =. Furlong
assistant pianisis. Prof. is. Hanna. of Mich
gan. violini-t. \. Tigniere, flute. Capt. W.
:. White. Mrs. Col. Taylor. Mrs. Milo B.
Kellogg. Mrs. J. II. Todd. +. Il. Jewett and
II. a. Alexander were chosen a. reception
committee. The frs; session will be held
Monday evening to which all are invited.
Admission free. Singing. sOciable. ETC.. the
order OF exercise.
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Concert.

The Russell Opera Troupe will give con-
cert on Friday evening. January 9th. The
following is the programme for the evening
Away. away, there's something wrong,
B-llope, ever smiling,
iChorus-Dr. of Alcantara.)
Fantasia Brilliante, piano solo. Mrs. Chas.
Hatton-"Elisir d'Amore."
Trust Her Not. vocal Duet, Messrs. MacilI
and II. Bliss-Balfe.
o, Tell Ne, Birdlings-Mrs. Il. p Murdoch
-Gumbert.
Nancy Lee tby requesp Mr.. 6. F. Hargis
and chorus.
Fairies Dance-sxteen ladies-Sr Henry
r. Bishop.
c, duett-Mrs. W. d. Russell and Mr.
c. 5. Caldwell-Parry
Overture to Fra Diavalo-Mrs. Allen Wood
Misses Todd and Jennings-Auber.
Pensive Piano, (by request Mrs. W. d.
Russell-P. T.. Bliss
The Chough and Grove horus-Guy Man
ncring.
1t is unnecessary for us to say that the con-
teit VIII w r,otu. hu>-cil never ippclTs
before the public with concert until she has
her singers thoroughly prepared and she new
er gives an entertainment but what is well
attended. There are some sixty or seventy
membe.s of the club and the chorus will be
grand. Eagle Hall ought to be filed TO its ut
most capacity on that evening. The admit
lance fee is small, and the funds derived from
the concert are employed to defray the ex-
penses incident to such entertainment viz:
paying for the music and the use of the hall
No one in the club being benefited thereby.
any further than the musical advancement at
tanned in the drill which they undergo while
preparing for the concert. And in this con-
nection we might say that the members of all
the church chOirs belong TO the club and the
great benefits that our churches receive by
the members of their choirs undergoing
d. iiling from time to time by Mrs.
Russell. is incalcuable. The little children
at our homes catch the spirit of harmony and
our Sunday schools and day schools reap
lasting benefit from these musical drills and
Admission twenty-five cents.
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building in good location, occupying the
second story themselves and renting a store
room ON the first floor. This gives the thing
permanent foundation, and people win take
pride in pointing it out and supporting it.
The second thing we are interested in is q
capacious, safe and comfortable hall or opera
house. This is much needed in Wichita, and
one well built and conducted would bring the
owner good return for his money. 1t should
be on the ground floor for convenience Of en-
trance and exit, and can be most economically
built there.
Now, why not combine these two necessi-
ties Of our town and get them both at once.
We understand the Odd Fellows have
bought the lots on the corner of Douglas and
Lawrence avenues with the view Of building.
This would be good location for such
purpose. Will not the Odd Fellows combine
with our citizens in forming a building asso-
citation, with a capital stock of $4,000, in
shares of s25 each, and put up a three-story
building in front and an opera house in the
rear, occupying the whole space Of 5Oxl2G
feet: The opera house would be well accom-
modated by using eighty feet of the depth.
and this would give room for two stores of
25x40, and make nice halls in the second and
third stories for the public library and Odd
Fellows.
We see no reason why the two institutions
should conflict in the least, and the two
stores with the rent of the opera house ought
to bring them both in good income. We
have no doubt our people would subscribe
readily to the stock, and what is not donated
to the two institutions they can eventually
buy up and control.
The city is authorized to give the library
some two thousand dollars, and the Odd
Fellows already have quite sum on hands
for building purposes. We hope this thing
will be taken up at once and pushed 10 an
early contamination. 1t can be done this
spring better than at any other time probably
Let me hear from the present library associa-
ton and the Odd Fellows. A. A. II.
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MARRIED.

Al the Presbyterian Church. on Sunday
evening. January L. i>79. by the Rev. J. z.
Har~sn, Harry a Pecsh=n,. Of tisis county.
and Mary :. DeGhler. of Wichifa-
Immediately sitter the reading Of the scrip
tgre lesson sabbath evening. Brother Harsen
stepped down from tho altar and announced
that he woald then perform the n.Erisyc err
emony. whereupon Harry and hi- fair bride
were joined in weilock- We congratulate
them and the groom in winning the love OF
50 fair lady As Miss Mary. bring one of the
haudsomes, ladies in the city.
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For the EAGLE.
Contemplate.
SEDGWICK, kANs

SEDGwICK. KANSAS, Jan. 10, 1878.
MIR. EDITOR In your paper of December
26 there was ..snide" article from Eagle
township, and my name attached TO it. For
the benefit Of my friends want to say that |
never wrote the article. and the iackass that
did had bui little 10 do. | thought first thai
| would not notice the matter. but many
have spoken to me about it that | thought !
would jus, say: As to being Constable, | am
much obliged to the people of Eagle for elect
ing me last fall but il was two months before
was aware of the fact: never qualified
didn't think ii was necessary. The lout that
wrote the letter was all . X about Eagle town.
ship and Sedgwick county. but rather free in
allowing me 500 per month. If it was so l
would not be so much in debt as he and
both are. As to my being school seat agent
am too well known to need any graiuitous
advertising from unknown friends. Wishing
the gentleman no harm. but better sense, l
remain. respectfully. ID. +. WELLMAN.
There was nothing particularly wrong
with the communication alluded to except the
attempt to ridieulc. 1t was published in good
faith. The author, or authors. deserve the
contempt of all right-fninded people.-ED.l
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1. O. 0. T.

p. u. {. =. c. c. Furley installed the FOL
lowing officers of Wichita Encampmenf. No
80. on last saturday evening:
c. T.. &. W. Reeves.
:. W. J. r. McMilIen.
J. W. c. \. Van Ness
$. W. p. Campbell.
Treasurer. c. II. Allen.
The following officers of Wichita Lodge.
No. a3. |. o. .. f.. were installed on Jan.
uary l1th. by NJ. ". Levy. u. d. 6. NJ:
{. \. Van Ness. y. G..
l.. y. Woodeock, V. G.
". : Dubois. X. :.
T.. Il. Jcwe,t. =. :
Chris. kimnierle. Treasurer
J. c, Riehey. Warden.
John Tucker. Conductor.
{. II. Allen. Il. :. y. q.
c. Ferguson. l. :. y. G.
J. L. Cooper. I. g.
c. II. Parsons. o. q.
W. 7. White. 4. :. :.
c. l.. Adams, l.. :. :.
". 4. Richsy. Il. :. V. G.
A. r. Massey. L. :. V. G..
Reheka Lodge. No. l5:--
Mrs. W. \. Richey. Noble Grand.
:. {. W Hill. Vice Grand
= l.. y. Woodceck. SECRETARY.
kimiaerle. Treasurer.
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| Vending vii! be here on the night of the
| 31st. so the ladies of the NJ. 4. social are adj
| viscd. and will deliver his famous reply to In.
gersoll, from a secular standpoint. The Hon.
Geo. Il. Vending. by this mastery lecture.
has suddenly won Worldwide reputation.
He has twice rs many applications rs he can
possibly ill. His lecture in ST. Louis, Sep
TENDER 22d. and two in Pittsburgh. Pcnnsyl-
vania. on November lth and 9TH, captured his
| audiences. The people Of both cities are loud
in their praises of his mastery cloquence.
The st. Louis PyesjRerio,n, the Christian ID
gocate, the Central BdPtist. all say that he con-
vinccs everybody alike. Bishop Robertson
says he removes all doubts. OF his lecture in
Washington the Cap;toi says: beautiful.
logical, and indeed unanswcrable. He de-
molishcd the fallaces Of iagersoll with mas
terly strokes. while his elegant descriptions
and flights. especially his review of the cen
turtles and the steady march of civilization
and Christianity. were as beautiful and grand
As ever fell from the lip, Of any man in this
city" Judge Shelabarger. and Judge Davis.
of Illinois. pronounce it unqualifediy fine.
We have extracts from at least one hundred
papers before Us, all written in the same
strain. The Lyccum Bureau says he is ..des-
tined to become the King of the American
Dlalform'
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Ladies Episcopal Society.

There will be a meeting of the ladie, Epis-
copal Society at the residence of Mrs. Alley,
on Lawrence avenue, on this Thursday after
noon. at three o'clock sharp. at which time
the society will be recognized and oifeer'
elected for the ensuing year. hhc ladies Of
the Episcopal church and the friends of The
society all are requested and urged TO be
present. Mrs. HARRY W.CoLE. Secretary.
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City Markets.

Wheaton the market; is very scarce !;
but few teams coming in; No. . is worth TO
cents No. 3. 81.
Hogs-The market is full to Overlooking
and very low; the best hogs are selling TO-
day for 81 per hundred.
Corn-Selling from lSc to zoe.
Oats-From l5c TO zoe.
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The illustrated, or immigration edition, of the
EAGLE made its appearance last week, rs most
Of our home readers know by this time. For
their better information, and to put our.
selves right, We beg leave to make q few
statements, which We hope will not only
prove satisfactory but interesting to some
degree.
The impression seemed to obtain with some
that large portion of the space would be de-
voted to the individual business interests of
the city After considerable reflection we
concluded that for the purpose for which the
paper was designed, Z. &. setting forth the
advantages Of our county to the end that
immigration might be induced, the course
adopted the best. We are sorry that any
should have been disappointed in that par
ticular.
After twenty bundles of two rcams each,
or sixteen hundred quires, weighing nearly
two tons, had been successfully started on
their mission. We sat down and collated the
following facts from its pages !: The paper
contained eleven hundred and thirty-two
names Of persons, nearly all residents Of our
county and town. 1t contained III articles.
long and short. and III personal items, in ad-
dtion. There were twenty-seven tables Of
statistics, many of which took much time
and trouble TO compile; twenty-five pictures
and map of the county. The entire paper
was set in new type measuring 203, 900 ems, or
about i half million Of separate types or let
tiers. Every business, with name Of proprie-
tors. and every institution, secular and relig-
ious, in the city, were given.
The criticism has been offered that We said
answer to that is that the tables Of figures
showing our growth and development and
present status, nearly all of which were taken
from official sources, say good deal more OF
the past, and make bigger promises for the fu-
ture, than any language used by US; besides.
in more than one place people were warned
against coming to this country without sufii-
cient money to start with. Estimates were
even given of what was necessary.
Again: 1t is said by some that the whole
scheme was for money-making. If anybody
thinks there is any money to be made in such
cy in it for us in just the way there for every
permanent settler. Our fortune is in and with
this valley. If it fills up. and prospcrs, so will
we, and rice retSa. For seven years we have
been working. in season and out. to induce
good, enterprising people to come and helpus.
How we have succeeded. or what we have
done in that direction we leave for others to
say.
A sufficient answer to all unfricndly criti-
cism is Over one-haifton of the issue went
out in single wrappers in last Saturday nights
mail, directed to every quarter of the country,
scyera. 20 different countries in Europe, and
one to Chi ina: and. notwithstanding every
business man in town. with the exception OF
four. ordered from six TO one hundred extra
copies, and three firms taking one thousand
Zach, Harrington, in one day. sold upwards of
Tour hundred copies over his news counter.
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This nursery. so well known To horticnl-
turists as one of the largest and most reliable
in the West. was established at Lawrence in
1868. The proprietor, Mr.. T. p. Phillips, has
been engaged rs practical nurseryman in
this State over twenty-five years, his long ex-
perience giving him rank among the first hor-
ticulturists in the country. His nursery
stock embraces all of the best and tried va
rieties in the State and everything sold may
be relied on as true to name. Mr.. NJ. n.
Kimble is foreman and collector. and those
having business with him will find him cour-
teOus and correct in every dctail.-Learen-
teorM Appeal, October Is, 1873.
Mr.. NJ. n. Kimble is now in this city to
represent the interests of Park Nursery, and
we would advise all who are in want of accli-
mated trees, shrubs or plants to avail them
selves of this opportunity to secure the best
and at prices to suit the times. Alt
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Weather indications for Wichita, Kansas,
for the month Of January, A. d. 1879. Cold
est January for twenty years. No January
thaws.
1st-Cold, windy, hurries Of snow.
2nd-Still and cold.
3d-Cold, cloudy. some wind.
4th-Cold, cloudy, furries Of snow.
9Th to 9th-Little more moderate but work
ing up snow storm.
10th-COld, windy.
11th-Cold. Pleasant.
12tn to 13th-very cold.
14th, 18th and 16th-Somewhat pleasant but
cold.
18th and lsth-Triie moderated.
18th. aOth-Coldest days for twenty years.
2lst to 24th-Below zero, cloudy.
25th-Wind fiurries.
36th-Cold, pleasant.
9th to a9th-Cold, stormy, cloudi.
Both to 3lst-Cold. Z. p. HAMMOND.
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Can't our people devise some plan or act
in some way TO relieve some of the destitute
women and children of our town. There are
not great many. but We fear the necessity
for speedy action is very pressing. A man
with wife and several little children arrived
here last Friday without cent in the world,
and all his household goods at some point
east. In answer 20 the question As to why
he started for new country in the dead OF
winter without money, he said that he had
been showed in and that il cost him twice as
much as he expected. Something must be
done TO relieve the present necessities of such
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Wichita has struck the metropolitan gait,
sure enough. Last Saturday evening, a little
after dark, a stranger stepped into Mr.. A.
Fcichheimer's establishment, in that gentle
mans absence, and purchased about fifty-iiye
dollars of goods of the young man in charge.
Instead of pulling his pocketbook he pulled q
revolver which he presented full cooked to
the face of the clerk, who, not whit fright
cned, snatched the weapon from the robbers
hand The latter made of in the dark with
his ill-gotten goods. Up TO this writing the
police have been unable to bag the game.
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Toilet scts.
fruit asd eraansssal Yrssa

Of sessw.ek and surrounding counties tsss
expect 10 canvass tor Orders sar trees ios tho
spring delivery. have had aia-tssn ysars
experience IN fu,, growing. ssd xsos TIE
varieties adapted TO this climate. viii sell
ON an average. about any per cent lowss shsa
they have been .oid here hefore. ssa ssasan-
tee every one SOLD ers,' elx.s IN every respect.
s5-u J q. sANrsoS. n Peso.
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Mr.. Keeran, the school janitor, in helping
TO get out ice last week, fell and broke his
arm, We understand that he is getting along
ms well As colld be expected,
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u. Ozane has been south several days, and
expects ITO bring back with him two little
children. orphans, whose parents died Of
yellow fever Old friends of his
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Sealed proposals are called for for the cree.
ton of buildings at Darlington, Indian Terri.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-16

Jno. I. Stewart, Of Wellington. leading
land agent and money loaner of Sumner coun-
~. is up spending a day or two among friends,
and looking after business pertaining to his
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-16

Mr. J. +. Stitt, lately of the Millcrsburg
kentucky Bank. friend Of Prof Abbetts,
arrived a few days since in our city. expect
ing to locate. Mr.. S. is young man, and we
believe, pleased with the outlook.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-16

ON the 18th Of last month u coil Of rubber
hose was lost about onc-half mile cas-; Of the
city. The finder will please leave it at Bis
santz a. Buffers hardware store, and claim
tha rawar.l
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-01-16

Mrs. Mary Ross, better known as .'Rozctta
Tarhecl," colorcd woman Of the the town
died last week at her quarters. She was a
pitiable object. without friends of any degree