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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
SPRING CREEK.
FEBRUARY Is, 1854

FEBRUARY Is. 1850.
To The Editor Of fAs Esyls;
Mr.. Helmrs had visitors from Sumner
county last week.
a surprise party me, ut Mr.. Carpen-
ter's las. Saturday night, aud sever;l
hours were passed very pleasantly in
chatting. romping and dancing.
Mr.. Parmenter. the railroad agent al
Fl Paso, returned from visit to fopc-
ka amen. irie1,i. iast Thursday.
The FL Paso Lodge. !. .. q. r., insti-
tuted lodge a, Cartons school house.
on the evening Of the 3ist ulf. Mr.,
Kennels was elected W. e, +, .ad Mrs.
Carlton ". VT.
Ihe II P..so Lodge celebrated the 9th
anniversary of its institution la.t Tues-
day night by grand supper, such as
seldom man has the pleasure of pariak-
ting. \ large number were in a,tead-
ance. among whom were several visitors
from Pleasantview Lodge. Four new
gaeneers were initiated.
d. Mei,ee host a four hundred pound
hog last Monday while on the roai
with it TO MuIvane for shipment.
Mrs. Barnes has felon or ..as hand,
which is the see. ..s sne most excrutia-
ting psin.
Cy. Dnnham was up from GHiyane
shaking hands with II Pa>o friend, a
few day. ago.
Eiesiion day passed Cd quietly. and
Rockford has good se, Of officer. 10
Iaaaage It's ha,iivss Affairs for another
year.
The meetings OF the Stafford school
house closet iass night after prcirac'-
I'd Effort of two weeks.
We I-;eded TO one OF the mos, ia
icrrsting and Instructive diseoar~e-
delivered last sssiaih at rae above
a:.sarai place by lie Eev Mr.. Woodward.
Of Ninneha township. that IL has been
car lot 10 hear for many a day III.
subject WAS What i Man -
Mr.. wm, Carlton shipped a NAM
laoin porker Last "Wednesday Weight.
SO pounds.
There will be a festival n .se neg
church mex, Thursday
evening. The 2slh, in Il Psse- AbunFi- |
Mo- u ssu1 ,pnsde = q bs IsSusssed - :
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
NEW COURT DISTRICT.

Bills have been Introduced in the Sen.
ale by MIR. Plumb, and in the House bv
Mr.. Haskell, to divide the United States
Judicial District of Kansas iuto two d.
visions which provides that s.the south
ern division shall include The counties VI
Cherokee, Crawford, Bourbon, Linn.
Anderson, Allen, Neosho, Labe.te,
Montgomery, Wilson. Woodsou. Green
wood, Elk. Chautauqua, Cowiev, But
Ter. Chase, Marion. Harvey, Sedywick.
Harper, Sumner, kingman. Reno, Me-
Pherson. Rice, Barton, Stafford. Pratt,
Barbour, Conlanchc, Edwards, Pawnee,
Rush, Ness, Hodgeman, Ford. Clark,
Meade, FooIe, Buffalo, Lane. Scott, Sc
quoyal, Arapahoe, Seward, Stevens,
Grant, kcarny, lchita, Greeley, Ham
iifon, stanton, and Kansas. ant. terms
of the Circuit and District Courts Of
the United States for said Southern Di-
vision shall be held therein as follows /:
La the southern district in the city vi
Wichita, commencing on the first Mon
day in March, and at the city vi Fl Scott
commencing on the first Monday in Sep
teinber of each year. The remaining
counties embraced in said district Of
Kansas shall constitute the northern d.
vision thereof. and the terms Of Circuit
and District Courts Of the United States
for said division shall be held therein nj
The times and places appointed by law.
We believe the passage vi this law
would be good hing for all concerned.
Nees.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
GRANT AHEAD.


A few weeks since Hon. ID. II. An
thony, editor of the Lcavepworth Tines
by virtue of his papers position, or be-
cause Of some other reason, took il up
on himself to catccliise his editorial
brethren Of the state upon their Prcsi-
dcntialpreicrenccs. lnnoccntly enough,
aud honestly, too, we with many others
promptly answered. Blu: because of
the lack Of unaninaiiy of the responses,
although large majority were fayora-
BILE TO that most illustrious of all men
who have figured in American history,
Daniel II. forgot TO tell who his prefer
ences was. There was one other con-
spicuous delinquent in the editor of the
Atclison Champion. Now, after weeks
of waiting, the Tines comes out bub-
lining over with enthusiasm for the ST.
lent man of nerve. What ha. come
over the spirit Of the old mans politi-
tics? Has he but read the writing on
the wall as interpreted by Pennsy lvania,
or is il that he has just found the pulse
Of The Republican party in his own
State and learned its beat: Daniels
should not be so slow in coming judg-
iueDt
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
ATTlCA LYCEUM.

To the Editor Of the Eagle:
By invitation attended the Attica
Lyceum on Friday evening. The Hon.
John Kelly handles the gavel while Miss
Mary Anderson performs TO the salts
faction Of all the duties of Secretary
The question for discussion was:
Resolved, That the sale of intoxieat-
ing liquors should be prohibited by law
in the United States.
Mr.. Wiley opened the question for
the "a NATIVE, Mr.. S. Minors taking
the negative. After very thorough
discussion, pro and cen, The question
was decided in favor of the aft rmatiye
by a unanimous vote OF the jury.
must say that Attica has more MA
terial for the maintenance of a first
class literary society than is usually
found in the country, and very few
towns, even. support as good.
AT the close of the Lyceum year.
which is March 5ih, the Society will
an exhibition at Attica hall which will,
from indications, no doubt be grand
success and reflect great credit upon the
citizens Of Aitica. More anon.
j. ID. CALDWELL
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
THAT WICHITA FEDERAL COURT,

The Washington correspondent of the
Atchson Champion takes il upon him
self to criticse the action of Wichita in
applying for term of the United STATES
District Court. The article is from
Gov. Burlingame and is impudent and
hoyish to ahighly-seasoned degree. L.
noring the immense annual saving TO
government i'm the transportation Of
prisoners and the mileage Of officers, ii,
also all local claims. Governor Ward II.
proceeds to sheer with one of his inef-
fable shorts, the whole matter out of
countenance. We commend 10 the care
full consideration Of this founder o:
States and dealer in government pat
ronage, the answer made by Judge y.
A. Harris in the last Fort Scott Monitor
and we advise this champion sncercr
that when gets up from his haunch-
"a he hereafter tend 10 bic own
knitting. After the next apportion-
ment the northeast eighth of the state
of Kansas will be only the northeast
eighth even if il does contain Ward
Bualingsme, Hog,own and the capital,
not to mention I.eavenworili and Law
renee. And while we have never had
any sympathy this cry Of the Great
Southwest and the Arkansas Valley,
further than to secure II conyression-
al district, still we don't propose to he
sneered out Of countenance by even HIS
Ceusorial Hiehness, Governor Ward
Burlingame. -
Judge Harris well says that "Wichila
and Fort Scott have joined hands IN
this federal court matter and they meaD
TO succeed. Notwithstanding The selfish
opposition of the Atchison ChamP,oa."
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
PAYNE PELLETS.

70 'ss Eis.Sr IF tie Eagle:
The election passed of quietly, with
the usual number Of eanaidates on hand
and the usual ameua; 81 Tire pulling.
The uld-tiine Republicans held their
caucus and nominated straight ticket.
with the starch oh veterap, r. e. Gov
ell, st the head Bat as there were
some nnagrels in the caucus who want
Ell cfice. ba, got lsft on; in the cold,
they eagerly embraced the new faith,
Is Interpreted by the giorioa,-or,
should say ingloriou- candi-
dates. and met them in CONVENTION in
meeSness AID fear ready Ia 30 and die
flor Office In defence of the new faith
Now, 81 all know that PAYNE township
a the banner Repbniitan township. il
viii surprise some that the Democrats
should hive come 80 suddenly into
power. The only reason that can coy
ceivc Of has already been given. Be-.
TO show saei. vha; they love them a.
deserves their sorrows. the Democratic
aad their unhappy converts created FOR
themselves new name. eating them
ss,yss Ne Usoa party. Asd sssssly u
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
GRANT TOWNSHIP, Feb. IA. 1880.

To the Editor Of sAs Eagls:
a very healthy excitement prevailed
ut our late township election, but no
disturbance occurred, Notwithstanding
there was a great amount of plain aud
sharp talk INDUCED in, and occasionally
some fluent and excited speaker xoald
burst out into u startling tlow of utter
ances, not perhaps wholly consistent
with holy writ. A much larger vote
than usual was cast, and more than or
binary interest taken in the selection of
good men to constitute the town board
Of trustees, owing to a very general dis
satisfaction in regard to the action Of
the old board in proceeding to establish
the location of two bridges av;o.- Je,.
ter creek contrary to the expressed
wis!, of one hundred and sixty Of the
two hundred voters of the township,
Seli-interest shoad in no case b. the
guiding star OF acii9n fur a pahlie SER
gant.
Our iarmcrs are busily engaged pre-
pairing their fields for the spring crops.
The wheat crop is everything that
could be desired at this season of the
year
n large amount cf eGrA and wheat Is
IL }tole throughout the township await
ing an advance in price which ,ear
Will no; be sool realized.
Persons IiyiGis .,s,jaeen, TO the Little
river report having recently seen
wild bear perambulating the classic
banks aloag the still flowing waters Of
that stream at different points between
Valley Center and Sedgwick City.
An exciting wolf chase in our town
ship on last Monday resulted rs usual
IN a Few thiisue,i hpssee, disappointed
sportsmen, and slightly frightened bu,
otherwise uninjured wolf.
y pablic installation OF the newly
elected officers Of Grsg, Grange, No
sas, took place ut the Hoss school
icu'Ns va ia>t III = - h, ID.
m. Following The installation was
bountecus feast served by the generous
and beautiful sisiee srangers. the sight
of which (thc feas, nean) would have
brought u cheerful smile to the haggard
cOuntenance OF a starved and enlaciatcd
editor.
Your correspondent, rs usual on such
occasions, was not absent. neither did
he escape the familiar ana ,ime-honored !
charge OF deliberately placing himself
ON the outside of a much larger share OF |
the viands than any other Gersen prea-
ehi. He ,..a. rs II inay, however, !
ia,e no apology 10 otter. In short,
with myself the next meal is often an
uncertain speculation, hence regard il
rs beng only reasonably provideut q.
take due advantage VI r,o.en, oppor-
laAities, Lone JoHS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19

Gen. Chamberlain, in a recent after
dinner speech before the Alpha Delta
Phi Society of Boston, said: "We shall
see, when the smoke rolls away in Maine
The nearness which we came TO a hand
to hand coniiict-nearer. gentlemen.
than you imagine. Though | have
known these men of Maine intimately.
confess | was wholly ignorant of what
was in the minds of those whom may
call unregencra;c iiad not supposed
that the people of Maine would ever
strike blow without previously calmly
reasoning upon the matter. There was
Il significance in shis experience which
leads beyond this month or year, and it
becomes Us Ia think if an investigation
is not ncede! to discover if the founda-
ton of our civilization is just what il
should be-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
SENA OR PLCMR'S FIVE PER
CENT. BILL.

natOr Plumb has introdur d a bill
hat is bo md IL create q greal deal ri
d ussi N. Ii author =. tho Secretary
OF the Interior To ascertain the am ,unt
of puD.ic lands in tn. States OF Ohio.
lndan,, Illinois, NJ sspnri. NJ ch gan
Wisconsin, Mum sofa, Iowa, Nebraska.
Kansas, Arkansas, Loui>ia IA. Alabiu,a.
MI.s.->pp. f.o "A. Oregon. Nevada
aud Colorado. whose enabling acis of
admission into the Union contained a
stipulation for the payment of five per
renium on the sales OF the public lands
therein. The plan is to pay 10 these
States the sum of five per cent, ON the
amount OF lantis thus locaied, estimat-
ing The amount ut these lands at $i.25
per acre. Tins wou!d give the State of
Illinois nearly sl'IJ,OJo. and would be
Il nee way to r-p.cIisli til. treasury OF
some ~ tho ether States. II would he'll,
:i.sn 10 finish their State houses AMI
discharge the i0de5iedncss Incurred in
aid NJ 10 put dawn :he great rebellion.
The c!aita Sc, up tor the passage Of tn.
h'!, "a thai these lanfls were enhanced IN
value IN the concession of iige per cent.
On sales, and that the United States. be
taxing them ont OF the cilss of sale
able lands. did injustice 10 these States
above named.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19

4 string band and choir Of good singers.
:, table viii We supplied with eatables
for the benefit Of empty stomachs. The
proceeds of the evening will be applied
to the purchase Of chandeliers for the
church ever. body is invited to attend.
DIR. Brantord has sold his fine farm
near FL Paso to Mr.. Win. Carlton.
Mr.. HUFF bauer's little SON Lewis is
quite sick, but under the treatment Of
Fl Paso's favorite physician, DIR. Tucker,
we anticipate bis speedy recovery.
Mr.. L. b. Wall, esq. o: Wichita, adj
dressed the people Of Fl Paso last Fri
day night ON ''Our Government The
mastery skill with which he handled
the subject has won for him much APP
plause frcm our citizens. HIS speech
ended will, an expression in favor of
the amendment prohibiting the manu-
facture and sale of intoxicating liquors,
except for medical. scientific and me
c'ianical purposes Yours, RETsEL.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19

unnecessary fling at the men who have
been chosen to represent Kansas in Con-
gress. Doubtless they have been una
BILE to accomplish all that many good
people think should and might have
been accomplished but as ] have al
ready intilnated, it is easier to cOnsum-
mate legislation at a distance than at
short range.
leave the other members Of the del
egation TO speak for themselves, bnt for
myself say that if | have devoted any
considerable time and attention to build
ing up my personal fortunes" the re-
suit has been severe disappointment
TO me and am content to abide the
judgment of the people of the Third
district whether or not have wantonly
neglected their interests to subserye my
own. Very respectfully,
THos. RYAN.
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SHOULD BE FINED.

Under the law Of last winter j, lies
within the poues Of the koardS of Com
missioncrs of Harvey ana SedgwicS to
now wipe ont, by The sale oil stock. one
hundred aud fifty thousand Of the in
debtcdnass CT the two counties. and for
many reasons is does seem 10 Ii. tia, II
is the very best thing TO do. Neither
will have any bur,heu left 10
of and both be leti in splcn-
did financial condition.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
LOi.RECTEI).
BLENDoS. February I6, 1889.

DLtNDuN. Tcot'at. ~, 1861.
To the Editor IF The Eagle:
In your las. weeks ;ssse, in speaking
of the State Convention, you do the
Sedgwics county delegation great in
justice. Kansas did not "foolishly tie
up her delegation" foar years ago. but
was prevented from doing so by the
Sed@wick county delegation. They
were not il: sI.ah !. hurry but what their
choice proved TO be the choice of the
American people. JNo. KELLY.
We stand corrected, friend Kelly
Our recollection now is ina, our delcga-
ton was FOR iiaves rs pa2 tue EAGLE.
and thai they beat the attempted in
EAGLE
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
wAsHBURNE NOT A CANDIDATE

The Iairr-Occdn has the following
double headed editorial "fhe persis-
tent efforts OF certain Journals hostile to
General Grant in trying to make the
people believe that Hon. +. B. WASH
burnc is a candidate for the Presidency
has become annoving Ia thai gentlemen
and he authorizes the Inter Cce0a 10
announce that he is moi, and under no
circumstances VIII he be such caDdi-
date. He i for General Grant frat
last ai.d ali tLe iIis.e. tie further says
that the friend who wrote this paper
for Governor of Illinois, WIS more zeal
Gus than wise
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
YES, II WILL.

w III tbs profibItory amendpen; pro-
h!sif beer ask. an exchange. Yes. il
adopted. il will. Not only whisky aud
wine will come under il. but beer aud
cider also. When fanatics ever get The
power 10 dictate la the public what
they shall ga, and drink. everything
will be intoxicating or injurious that
does not come up 10 their notion of
taste. In States where these probibt-
tionists have got the power. cider is rs
riyiil, excluded rs rum. Not ouiy
that. but the next assault viii be opon
Tobacco. In Obcriin, Ohio, where they
are in the advance upoa every species
"f fansticisfn. the war upon tobacco j.
'iaW raging l.es,cil All kinds oil liquors
were hing ago prohibited. and peoples
tastes and appctlie- in other respects
must be regulated. The tobaccs. and
agar shops mg.t co. 7roy CART
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CON
VENTiON.

The National political contest is now
fairly opened. and all information in re-
gard TO il is eagerly sought after by the
newspaper reader. Undoubtedly the
following, showing how the Republican
Convention, which meets in Chicago ON
the 81 of June. will be made up, will be
of interest. The Convention will be
composed of two delegates from each
Congressional district. aud four at large
from each State. two for each United
States Senator. The total number Of
delegates will be 756 and a majority viii
nominate the candidate. The following
is the superintendent of delegates to
each State. aud the Territories and Dis
trict of Columbia have eighteen dele
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
ENUMERATED.

A special dispatch received at Tope-
ka announces that the committee have
made report completely generating
= Senator ingalls,. While this is just
what was expected by every one con-
versant with the testimony, yet the fact
viii be hailed with satisfaction through
out the State. Thus another damnahlc
polite Il conspiracy has been squelched.
and i. now only remain, for the true
men of the party 10 wipe on. the con
spirators. We have no time or room
for comments this week. but propose at
an early day not only 10 review, blu,
write down our judgment Of the whole
onfrana
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
GRANT IN YALE.

Young America has warm side for
the great soldier. 4 canvas OF the
Presidential sentiment among The stu
dents of Yale College haviag been taken
the ether dav. il WAS fouad tia, Grant
was the fsyorite with 2iS votes. Sher-
man mex. with oo5. Blaine third with
lSS, and Bayard fourth with So. The
whole number of votes east was 81. or
these ISL being Republican. filaen.
though The ouly Yale man IN the list.
rocejys3 oaiy " vptcs.
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RAILROAD MATTERS,

The JAY Could people aud the Santa
Re people having catered into an ami
cable arrangeipsss. j. would seem Thai;
no more railroads are 10 be buiis IN hnu-
"a. ..-r same time to come, a: least. We
do not know that .ni> Is absolutely true
bat IL seems 81. AZ least il j. fair to
presume that neither company win tre--
Ls.. upon the olher'- territory With
Bew lines OF road. The Gull Road
from Pueblo 10 Grcsi Bend j. III. fh.
McPberson * saiins ex;snsioa is III :
;he Santa Re Branch from Burlisganie
to Manhattan j. also ID. aud the i.elsoy
extension, or What j. known a. the
6ogld-taa.rison road will Eol probably
b. s.,iit pos - Uaiast falies Iisaes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19
CONSISTENCY.

Two hundred thousand dollars were
saisca las, week FOR The suffering poor
Of Ireland by the peoPio ~ The United
States for buncombe. bat not cent FOR
the poor starving Southern refugees.
Congress invited parnel IL speak in its
hats "a courtesy refused kos,uih--and
shed crocodile tears by TIE CATION oyer
the subject, Of rich Easiand and The
next day refused to pas Ryan's bin al
losing goods donated 10 the destitute
negro to pe delivered free of duty.
IL
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19

Tho sa-nazer, Of The raion I.sciie
aud Aici,s-on. Tepcks snd santa Sc
rad have Issued lac foiIssinx joIa,
circular II lIs- bs-sa szss.si asa. ss.,
% .s.a- .lsaii DE- gwen over oar rep ~
~ lines "a scevauI Of passenger 81
III, traffic. We respectfully asf
80 err of connecting F.ssas a.i 10 A..
iir transportation sos prrsyus os that
see4ssai.--C orr sssa srsgifk.
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The second iis, or Indemnity iclinn!
land, amounting 10 $3.50 acres. has
been received II his makes total OF
10000 acres received by the State.
There is yet balance due OF about l29 :
600 ACRE, whish l. promised sooH. GOV.
Crawford writes Auditor Boncbrake
that the second imstaiment of military
claims have passed .hrausL the War
Department, III good shape. The audit
or has the balance OF the war claims
nearly ready for presentation.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19

The Kansas Eclectic Medical Associa-
ton whie.. has been III annual session . {
the Senate hall for two days, the largest
session of that advanced body OF medical
men. eve held in Kansas, adjourned YES
terday evening 10 meet again ut Tone.
"a ~ ihel, Eee, shGaai session. Henry
Owens. NJ D., OF Wichita. was chosen
President. and 4. NJ. Ed IN, VI. D.. of
Topeka. Secretary.
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Notice /. safsi.S give that the fii4wi,.s canned
sstts~r hss hiai sriirs 81 hi iiisntsas b. sssts
Hissi pref ~ support ~ his claim. ss
IL NJ eitTf thrrs..f RDt thai -sia rfsf III 10
male Al the 4; t.ss.a s..iies, ~ htsz, Mass
Juhn hH1k - : 40 isss. fiF the ssush-
:, sasssr ~ ~. tssn ~. s<Bs.ti. fss.S~ 4
aslt asss ssshs. the fsil sax a. hls stsasssss.
pr,fs his ssstIsis- rzsisisses s.~ss sssf sais.
rsttsn Of .si3 trasi va is~ssis. - o.
lsft sHd 81 jsstiee ~ wishifa sat Jsht.
Noors Heisa. s~sISstsk c.sussty. sas>as
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19

The Democratic Journals which were
so prone 10 pirate Of "nepa'Isln' few
ear. ago. nog scnersIis neglect even
to IaeBiian thsi among the eiers- of
>euafv s..a.sia.ffees. a. saisrsFS Of SI.ytt
to ~ So . YEAR are senator fai0n>
son, senator Morgaa's ss,a, >ssnsis.r
VANCE, lou, senator Jghnsicn'- -.,n.
senator " lihei- -aD. senator W aisss~ss
IN, SCRATCH Mcionaisi'- sost- IN law
senator sauisbaryis ne,.lssss. senator
Noorhee-'. son. two essassniiise-}- 81 4
senator VOORHEES, law partner oh
81. 10. Herald,
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hssles Tor Psbi,sst,.s.

at wiebitx. hsbsss. fsbssfy stb. IseG \
>aflcs l. hsset, zivsa that sbe fiilowiax cam
oil settler hAs nlS n8ilss 81 his late ,tss g. .sks
nna. prof Ia -ntsVr ri II hs. sssiin. ssi ~egafs
nal eptrs fbsre.f on FRIDAY. The 18Th siss af
March, i-sj sod that he Wiil .iIisr tta tsstttsay
..tt-.rt Of hi eissn II The 4 ;. tssa psiss In
Wiehifs. kas-s-, .n ssit dsy Hsry W tsF-
-on-. - NJ istsi. tsr the setthesst quarter
u section ~. township q -asuth - rAsss ~sst.
and names the following ~ bis ~itaes-e-4 VIZ
iboisss .tsfassg T. " Jgsfsss Jahss uasa snd
-. Wolf, all 81 MsfshSli y. - ssis~isA
eounty, kaBass
ss-st u T. WALKER. Register
Jones A JositB, dAr-hsii, ksssas. attorney. tor
sistnAtI
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-02-19

4 New York correspondent OF III
Cincinnati Enquirer writes that Mr..
Tildcn will oppose. 81 all hazards. the
nomination OF either Thurman. Bayari.
Seymour or Judge Church. lie charges
these four gentlemen with ''aiding his
slanderers," and is very bitter against
all of Them