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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
RECEPTION
In Honor Of Senator Ingalls-Pleas-
ant Reunion Of Kansas People.

In Honor OF SENATOR ln8all9-Pl0aS-
ant Reunion Of Kansas People.
The Washington correspondent of the
Atchison Champion, under date of Feb
ruary II, writes as follows:
The ''sOciable" in honor of Senator
Ingalls, last night was one Of the most
enjoyable events of the winter here. II
was made SO because the managers had
the good sense 10 have il an informal
affair, the object being social intercourse
rather than display. More elaborate
preparations were at first proposed, in
Guiding regular banquet, with speech
es, etc. This plan was afterwards mod
flied to embrace social gathering of
Kansas people. with few invited guests.
bountiful lunch and ''hop." The re-
suit was all that could have been dcsir-
ed. The spacious parlors of the Nation
al Hotel presented pleasing spectacle
in the early part of the evening. The
honored guest was the recipient of
hearty congratulations on all sides. and
responded to them in that genial, hearty
manner which proves him rs great a
master of the agreeable arts of society
as he is of the details of parliamentary
procedure. The opportunity was en-
braced, too, for the renewal of old ac-
quaintances, the forming of new ones,
and general comparison of notes and
Among the
Kansas people present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Haskell, with their charming guest
Miss Bnllene, of Lawrence, MIR and Mrs.
Thos. Ryan, Hon. John A. Haider,nan,
Judge Waters and Colonel Harris Of
Fort Scott, Judge Hanback, Of Topeka.
Mr.. Z. J. Dallas, Chief of the Dead Let
ter Division POstofiice Department. and
wife. formerly of Baldwin lily, General
j. W. Mcmillan Of Council Grove, now
in the Pension Office, DIR. +. II. Grant,
and family. Of Doniphan county. War
rem White and wife, Of Lawrence, I. E.
Vail. Of Topeka. Adam Fisher. formerly
of Leavenworth, Major George A. Rev
nolds. Judge Blake. of Newton, and a
large number Of Others. Besides the
ladies already mentioned there was Mrs
Fanny Kelly, Mrs. Keller, daughter Of
the late Governor shannon, and MANY
other former residents Of Kansas aud
invited guests of the city. Senator
Plumb was kept at home by illness. hav-
ing that day been detained from the
senate from the same cause. Among |
the guests were Colonel Critfenden, |
member of Congress. and ex-senator |
A ARMSTRONG Of Missouri. Colonel Boudi- |
not of the Indian Territory, Mrs.Senator
Jones. Of Florida, and many Others. |
Colonel Boud;nos and Mr.. Rogers fur
lished some splendid vocal music. The
Whole affair was highly complimentary
% the Senator and crcditabIc to those
who managed Il.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
TERRIBLE DISASTER TO THH
BRITISH IN SOUTH
AFRICA.


On the 2lst inst. o British column con
sisting of a portion of the Twenty-fourth
regiment, battery of artillery and 600
native auxiliaries, was utterly annihila-
ted near the Tugela river, the dividing
line between Natal and Kafirland, by
10000 Zulus, who captured valuable
convoy of l02 wagons, 900 oxen, two
cannon, 400 shot and shell, 1000 rifles,
$4,000 rounds of ammunition, 6O,000
pounds weight of provisions, and the
color of the Twenty-fourth regiment.
Anon the killed on the British side
are two majors, four captains, twelve
lieutenants and the quartermaster of
the Twenty fourth regiment; two cap
tains of the Royal artillery a colonel,
captain, four licutenants and surgeon
major of engineers, besides twenty-one
other British officers commanding the
native levies.
Seven attacks subsequently made By
the Zulus have been repulsed, and the
COIOuy Is uOW suuACW udt iCCoNSih S
from the utter CONSERVATION which at
first prevailed.
Lord Chelmsford, the commander of
the expedition, has been forced to re-
tire in consequence of the defeat. 1t is
estimated that 500 soldiers were killed,
besides the officers enumerated above.
These troops formed the advance guard
Of q column sent to punish the turbn-
lent Zuius. They were surprised, and
the whole force killed, by the savages.
That they sold their lives dearly is evil
denced by the fact that Of 10000 Of the
enemy attacking them, 5000 were killed
or wounded. The battle viyidly recalls
the slaughter Of the gallant Custer and
his three hundred cavalrymen by Sitting
Bulls band of painted warriors. The
disaster to the British column seems to
have been SO overwhelming that the ar
my has rctrcatcd, and the Zulus remain
masters of the situation. Fifty British
officers are among the slain.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
For the Eagle
About Reapers and Headers.

0OOOs 4sO0P0SO on0 00o0o1D.
KEcHI TowosH1P, February is, '7s.
EDITOR EAGLE:-l see an article in
your paper of February 9th, headed
"Reapers vs.. Headers" and signed NJ.
X. D., showing cost of cutting grain
with the header. Now, can't see how
there is to be any grain lost in the field
by cutting with the header, for we all
well know that the heads of grain can
all be cut off if the grain stands up, and
all that is thrown on the draper is sure
to go to the header box, and which. if
tight will save all, and from there it can
be scOOped into the stack, or otherwise
cared for. As to spelling in the stack l
think that depends ON the stacker.
see grain ruined every year by men
stacking who don't understand how to
run water to the outside of the stack.
Now, l would say, that never employ
ed header until this last year, and
then il was because Of the wet weather
lasting so long that the self-bindcr could
not work, and l engaged header to
cut fifteen acres of Walker wheat. Not
having any experience in the manner of
stacking after this machine / received
my instructions from the man who run
it: keep the center of your stack rs
full as possible, and no matter about
ventilatOrs.' followed these instruc-
tons, and US soon as done topped the
stacks out well with green prairie grass
being careful to put good heavy hangers
across. | used trOt line and stone, and
when came to thrcsh found my grain
in good condition, besides getting twcn-
ty-eight bushels of shclled wheat out of
the header boxes, which if cut with the
binder or reaper would have been lost,
for all the grain the reel knocks oil,
either the by binders or reapers, is lost,
but fit is Knocked off by the header it
is liable to fall on the dropper and go to
the header box. Now, am not partic-
ularly in favor of headers, but can say
one thing for them, and that is: they
leave most of the straw on the ground,
which is great thing, in my opinion.
| plowed all my stubble under, and
when went to sowing found nv
ground in good condition, and ! never
had a crop look better than my growing
crop looks at present. ! also find that
the deeper the ground is plowed and
the better pulverized the better wheat
will grow and, the more manure the
better. DUTCHMAN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
The Senatorial Election.

John p. Campbell, of the Clay Center
Dispatch, who was at Topeka during
the Senatorial contest, and whose broth
cr. Judge Campbell, Of Wichita, was a
candidate against Mr.. ingalls,, says in
his paper. concerning the in vestigation:
1t is more than probable that the
whole matter will turn out farce We
arc of the opinion that close investiga-
ton would develop the fact that Mr.. In
gals through his workers promised
those of the boys who wanted postofficc
and things, 10 do something for them.
but as TO any cash changing hands, We
do not believe word of it.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

The Troy Chief says the tax law got
up by the codifying commission has been
sent for the inspection Of county treas
urers, and the treasurer of Doniphan
county. after carefully examining it, says
that il will double the work of collect
ing taxes. lie says that the law. rs it
now stands, is the best ever tried in the
State. the most simple, and works the
most satisfactory. Let that law alone.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
Postomce Changes

In Kansas during the week ending
February Is, 1879, furnished for the
EAGLE by VIM. VanVleck of the Post
off &C Department:
ESTABLISHED.
Adcl, Sheridan county, Henry c. FitZ-
gerald, postmaster.
Birch, Scdgwick county, George w.
Joerger, postmaster.
Cresson. Rocks county, VIM. J. Nc
Laugh:in, postmaster.
Hodgeman Center. HOdgeman county
Joseph Ii. Owens, postmaster.
New Elan, Norton county, Austin
Miller, postmaster.
Rose Bank, Dickinson county, William
May, postmaster.
Rosette, Lincoln county, Joseph A.
Peck, postmaster.
Ruby, Scdgwick county, William S.
Struthers, postmaster.
Toiyabe, Decatur county, Benjamin
Decker, postmaster.
DISCONTINUED.
White Mound, Jewell county.
POsTMAsTERs APPOINTED.
Alamota, Lane county, Anthony
BrOadric.
Bazinc, Ness county, Rufus X. Nc
Phcrson.
Dexter, Cowlcy COUNTY, James Har-
den.
Hessville, Sumner county, VIM. Act
turn.
Leona, Doniphan county. Joseph b.
Brooks.
Quenemo, Usage county, j. II. Dam
son.
Salem, Jewell county, Luther c. Mick.
NAME AND SITE CHANGED.
kcnton, Greenwood county to Verdi
girls Falls, and Mrs. Martha w. McVan-
non appointed postmaster.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

A summary Of the finan cial events o.
the past week in New York City indi.
Gates the success Of specie resumption
The most notable result has been the
restoration of public confidence. As a
consequence large amounts of savings
that have for several years been hoard
ed are now seeking investment. Loan
able capital has hot for years been SO
abundant in Wall street,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

II is clear that the Potter Investigate
ing Committee has not brought any
great amount Of odium upon the parties
it has attacked, but has proved, in spite
of the partisan character Of the expos
ure, that in Oregon $500 were offer.
cd for an election in Florida $50 QUO by
an agent at Creamery PARK: and in
South Carolins So. 600 to pay for fraud
ulen: returns.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
Tho Russian Plaque.

Minister kasson, writing from Wen
ma. says the Russian plague excitcs great
alarm in Germany, Austria and Hunga-
~: that nearly all the patients died and
six army surgeons, and nearly all who
came in contact with the dead had died.
although disinfectants were freely used.
The mortality among the sick in some
places was equal to one hundred per
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

Says the Deuison Nescs:: The largest
roost Of wild pigeons in the world can
be found fifteen miles southeast Of Alto
In, Graysou county, Indian Territory.
II measures forty miles long and eigh-
tern uilcs wide, and contains millions
Of birds On "Wednesday foar hunters
Killed three wagon loads in two hours.
Thty Asesehippe0 - D4aukA0 IN lAsyck
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

The Catholic Church in the United
States his now . cardinal, II arcAbish-
ops. 50 bishops. $3.50 pricsts, t6eS
churches, a cJlcges. S7S academies,
,sariy 2.eOo parochial schonls, s4s chari-
tnb,s instiua,sGms and . CAthOan PoPu'
M Il e,S56oM.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

A burglar broke into . jewelry store
in kansas City, and the clerk, Albert
Marty, who slept in the store, assaulted
the thief in the dark and stabbed him
fatally.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
A Hsfftira.

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Admin:strater's Notiea.

nm . .aar. - ... sss-as' ,...
IN the Probate seart, VA sud fsr ss,ss seunfv
30 the matte rsf the estate Of p.iiiis lester ~.
sens~d
Notice y hereby given that Letter. IT sdun3sts-
tfafisn bsr~ hsea pfsatet a. tbs Underlined On
the bstsis ~ Bsitsts Jsstsf ists ~ sssa ,4s,sty
ssess~-i. By ths Aasnfssie the Ff.-s-sfs fostt ~
the ounty rp6 .tsis sfrs-sld dated the tfb 8sy
III fst'rrsff. ~ 30! sa~, ali iefsoa- hss-
Ing claim sssissf the ssf estate, sre bsfsty
b"thsss that thst masf rfsseht tis ~ sks
under iyasd ~ slp ssss sstBln ,... s..s f,,.,,.
The date ~ ssid lsstets 80 thss sy 10 pes isssis
" any benefit q -1sh sstsfs sd that ~ .,.sb
eisifo- 10 MT sshihii~i pis.is tbrss scare sfsf
the dsis 81 said lstisrs, sb>y sssat be fsfs..r
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GRAFT township sn the 9th dsf - February isss
Ali the personal rrutsrty h~shsiss 10 sstd Estsss
asd certain fstn1r heirs 81 @ssd f-taf~ ss,1ststlna
~ several hssd 81 sst,gs, -osse beassta,d xs-sds
farming implements sts s,s. Term. 90 sale stat
ed oh the grvssa tzsH
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THE STATE 90 kassap.
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10 siss Probate ssasf 10 and hsr sssd essst,
IL th< matter ~ tho estate ~ hszisISA shusasn
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MICHIGAN FRUIT
FARM.



ALI wIraIN OxE MILE or SEXTON
9Ae0O4 T19 Best BCSlNe1D
TOWu IN T0E STATE. AND
ALL UNDE9 \ HIGH
STATE OF CCkr
rtvAT1ON.
MOSTLY IN BEARING FRUIT. ALSO
VALUABLE VILLAGE P9DPE9rY,
TO tux AMOUNT OF oll,eo4
No INCCNU8AyCeA
WILL EXCHANGE
FO1 FIRSr-Cs.AsS KANSAS fARlls or
LANDS WELL LOCATED.
AddrsAs. A. Z. NOWLkN.
Bsstos uarbor. 1srri<a Co.. Mishigaa-
OF Sseele = Levy. wicAsaA. Kassas. se-n
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- ~ la1A = $500 49, aee1g511s 5
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Nutie~ u hereby given that ca ths I'll Sss 81
tFri rsRs tbs Hard ~ Count, tssssais SsnsFs 90
the o,ssty - -csssiek risss ~ ksssaz vii 10
a-ked :, bsske AZ appropriation 81 ~ u, h. Assist
IN baiisiisg brtfse ssr-s hog f.sk as section
line be'wesp section - ssJ II. tss~ aship ~ r.
range ss.t, -~iS~iet toasts kss.A., ss,itnsird
cost ~ bridge essD
tsht1nrx tith
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Publication Noesoo.

District Court 81 s~ixwiek County. Ksnsas
eorrvta Hissh. Pisintid.
James Bs,isisou, \ "
Blsck and sarah T. BiaeA
Defendants.
James Davidson. . son- resident a. the state Of
kan.s-. ycu srs hereby notified that YOU aud
biArk and sarah J. Bissk, have been seed N
the ptstrict t,nrt If -esiTwiek eosHt,. ksssss,
by torrsfa Hhcss tisiBtia. ssd ssa are r~quSrsst
% answer the petitian nied In -s.i ease es " h>-
fore the 18th dss - tprii is.p and ss defnait af
your saswsr Within that tims the isfitlsa a1sd Ia
said ease Will 10 tskea true snd Judgment
seodere.i decr~eisat q, The pisstia tarret. lsisek
The right 10 occupy . stssd the Gtil.w tns
ds.sribesi lsnsi- snsi tesemsst.. Ia cit
Commencing at the .s.athwest eatees u lat M.
fsur In Aierash ssiiiiioH b. the cit, ~ Hfrhi-
t.. running thvaes north 50 test t6snrs es.t IL
west lins OF Wac street, tksss. ssath 10 p.sth
iias 81 tsnpxs assaar the.srs east yisss - be-
Einhinr Ma nse other tract b~-and ~ f,ii.w.
Commencing Al plat on the wsss iife 20 " sso
street, la atstssa = ssiiifiss b. the ta~s fnsw
sityl 81 wichita IA Rect merit; 70 the .atth iias ii,
ftrtt street, w Waterman stssttisa a. the tswu
tBo~ citNl 81 Hirhifs thence se.t d The Arksa-
rs- river. thststs sthss terry " in the n.sessv-
ing. 81 said srkaess- river b. ths narth bps Of
Douglas sveaas. IN wstsy,nss's shiift..n h, the
town tnow eitsi ~ wishtis. thes,ee es-t d, q
psint south ~ sHl ia rsUss with The sesi Hoe ~
W 49, strsst. thence srfth y pias ~ tssiBsias
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20
COMPLEMENTARY.


DR. LOsEE, Physic,sa aud sarseaa. Iss<>ss
- Medical bsspsn-.ry.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-20

Commissions reasonable. rsrfle. ds.;rins loans
will ind II 10 their sissasszs 80 cali and ensuit
or terms. 20 ere prepared 10 loan IN sh,rt
notirs WILSON. TOHs Co
Hartford. Coaa.etIsst. 81 Leais. Missouri asd
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The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-03

country at large and it is opposed to
revolution.
The news from Maine is as cheer
ing as it is from Ohio. The Republi-
cans are united and harmonious. and
many seceders from last year are
coming back, while the quarrels OF
the Democrats and Greenbackers are
equally apparent andfavorable. The
extra session has has had a wonder
fully good effect as an awful wal ming
against Democratic domination.
Capt. James B. Eads was rendered
by the President place on the Mis-
sissippi River Improvement Commits
sion, but declined because he thinks
the bill subordinates the civil to the
military engineers on the Commits
sion. Capt. Eads rightly judges that
private enterprise is better than off,
cial red tape, and there Is no reason
why such great civil work should
be given to army officers.
ExSecretary Borie has just re-
turned from his trip to Asia with
General Grant, and announces that
the General is opposed to third
term for himself and will not take it.
LEO.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-03

A:storm from the southwest passed
over the central part of Baltimore
about o'clock Saturday afternoon.
continuing about half an hour. In
the track Of the storm the streets
were deluged. and in the vicinity Of
the custom house and the Maryland
institute between forty and fifty
buildings were unroofed. Large plate
glass windows were destroyed. The
track OF the storm was not more than
quarter Of mile wide, its fury was
spent before 1t reached the eastern
confines OF the city. In the north
western section there was only a
slight rain without wind, and in the
northeastern section a heavy rain for
few minutes.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-03
Valuable Real Estate for
Sale.

Pursuant to an order OF the Marshall Cir
cult Court, In the estate OF Isaac Lee.
deceased, | will offer Mt private sale
following described Real Estats. to-wit !:
In Center township Marshall county Ind. two
and bali miles east OF Plymouth. sixty-eight
t6sl acres of OF the north side of the south
west quarter of section two CO... township
thlrty-threc $3.50. range two 90 ca 81; the west
hall OF tho south half OF the north quar-
ter of section two (2l, township thirty three
t33) range two ca cast: the east half of the
south half OF the north west quarter OF sec
ton two GU. township thlrty-th (33). range
two 90 cast: the west half of the south half
OF the north east quarter of section two 90.
the east half OF the south half OF the north
east quarter OF section two 12l. township
thirty-three (s3), range two (2) east. All OF
The above land was formerly well timbered
with black-walnut timber. and is Of the best
quality.
Also, in North township Marshall county.
1ud.. the undivided half OF the cast half OF
the southeast quarter OF section twenty-five
GA, township thirty-fonr 90 range two CD
east well located, with good house and barn
and about One-half under cultivation.
The above described property will be sold
for one-third cash. and balance In nine and
eighteen months, mt six per cent. interest.
secured by notes. without relief. and mort
gage on the land sold.
Examination can DO make at any time
purchase negotiated and contracts executed
after August 4th. 1879, subject to tho approval
OF the Marshall Circuit Court.
All OF this property Is desirable. Apply at
the Office Of Lee & Dickinson, Inwood
DWIGHT l.. DICKINSON.
July 5 Administrators.