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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-02
Wichita. Thank,
MARSHALL MUSIC.

MARSHALL, Nov. -, 1880.
To fle Editor effhe Eagle.
Since my last our clever friend. Z NJ. jos
Ign. has returned from Wisconsin, and :
lady accompanied him who he has vowed Il
love, support. honor, and probably obey
May his .'little shadows never grow less.
James Anderson. our trustee and ex-of'ieit
mayor Of our city, has returned from Arkan
sas where he has been for the past tire,
months buying cattle. He speaks well Of tbs
country, but has little respect for the charac
ter Of the chills and fever Of the country.
Charley Brown has also returned from the
mountains in Colorado. He brought with
him a mustache. II Is new species. II wa.
raised above the timber line in that coun
try.
Deacon Hembiing is building feed stable
which he will run In connection with hi.
boarding house. lie has more git up and push
in his composition than the balance Of his
congregation combined. Mrs. II. is an ex-
cel!ent lady. and one OF the best caterers In
the country. Their guests are always sure
to return.
IffuI Aver ictiS ~ haiIs ttal nv uc~
dresses himself up behind a new pair OF
twenty-five cent spectacle-. He ia. plenty
water in the mill dam and ali the custemc
be can accommodate. They turn out exeel-
lent work. and all il serene.
Jones 4 Josiyn ''smile sirole" at the
prospects of raise in the price Of wheat and
corn. Their bins and crib. are full. They
are good, clever men. are doing good bus
mess and are deserving.
Winter has set in in earnest. The cold
snap caught number of our granger. with
their work unfinished.
Our school numbers over forty scholars.
too many for one teacher. The distrIc;
should be divided or an assistant teacher en-
ployed.
The epixcotie has reached us, and but few
Of the horses have escaped II IL not severe
By . little care il viii soon be rooted out.
RREvET-GRAseEK.
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& HI. W1e1e1hA Of the Chicago later
1nGs, ~ Sesa up his residence and open
tfsha1tneDhead quarters for that excellent
'5saE.1l = ~ city, The object which the
Snnagsneatef the Ia~-Os has in view
II al isllsse 4, - " have been in
fssned b. Hr. Nixo9yae nake the ONCE which
Mr.. Robbins has opened 1t Omaha general
western head-quarterilar that journal, CEN
ter of news-gathsripg Tor this entire section
Of the country, and . bureau Of western cor.
respondence and inioEnati0n-notm erely foz
Nebraska, but for Iowa and Missouri; for the
States Of Kansas and Colorado. and for la.
kota, Wyoming, Montana. Idaho, Utah and
New Mexico. In locating regular member
Of its editorial stat in this city, the Ister.
Ocean hopes to acquire more immediate and
intimate knowledge Of the development and
the business affairs of the West, and to wi.
den the circle OF its acquaintance, communi.
cation aud influence among western men
Working to this end, Mr.. Robbins, whom
thousands in Kansas. Nebraska and lows
personally know. seeks acquaintance with the
business and professional men Of Omaha and
other cities Of these States and Territories
and with public men and friends Of the Inter.
Ocean generally. He will gather news and
information from all quarters in his large field
which will be utilized in editorial articles
correspondence, and telegraphic dispatches
sent from this bureau to Chicago. He will
have the aid OF large corps Of regular cor.
respondents Of the Infer Oc<sn, and asks the
voluntary cooperation Of all who have new.
to give or who represent interests Of capital
enterprise and industry throughout these
new commonwealth. Mr.. Robbins, through
the Repubiicaa, solicits such aid As are home
| suggested, from all citizens Of the west who
may see this announcement. aad all colnmu
nicstions addressed to him will receive
prompt and full attention. Mr. Robbins
headquarters have been established in the
offices Of Mr. John c. Gown, in the Crcigh
| ton blOck.-Om4Aa Republican.
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SOUND pEnccaA-1c DOCTRINE.

Says Che Chicago Times: "Rcpublican pol.
iticians from the gulf States are in Washing
ton trying TO impress on Northern RepubIi.
cans the importance of defeating the very
effective machinery by which the Democrats
have got and promise TO keep control Of elcc-
tions. SO long as Republicans can keep a
majority in the House they can defeat Demo-
cratic counting as to Congressman by admit
ting Republican contestants. But this has
no bearing on state elections, and it effects
no check on the election of Democratic SEN
ators. No act of Congress can possibly az
ford summary for the evils complained of.
Even IL Federal officials did all the counting
ut State rs well as general elections, the REM
edy would not he afforded Protecting the
election day is OF little Use unless the voter
~ protected during the other 1854 days, and
this Is q good deal for the Government TO un-
dertake. If negro can't get employment
unless he votes the Democratic ticket. he il
likely to vote that ticket. The Government
can neither furnish him with employ ment
nor punish every man who don't employ HIM.
Everybody in this country is free to employ
whom he plcases, and no one need employ
anybody unless he chooses to. Negroes can
b Influenced in other ways than by non-em-
ployment, and ways that equally defy indict-
ment and punishment. A little can be done
by the General Government toward protect
Ing negroes in their rights, but not much can
be done till the Southern whites acquire a
belief in the ncgro's right Ia vote. or the ne
groes acquire manhood enough TO compel the
whites to recognize their rights. and courage
cnough to protect themselves"
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=
lpose tead Gsaat when u was, RHDsif9lf
tha6 We ought to have Gesssnneae frse1At
railroad for the bsaedt Of ~ iarwsss hun
the seseosst to ~ Mississippi EnIley.
wanted hin to recepmend 4 in nesss9r.
He lid net think ullch Of 4 q the tine. tot
edoes sow. Ishan tell 0a<feld IL ss1e
when see him. We vast . double:srsck.
steeirail freight railroad. built BY the
Government of the United States from good
roadstead to the Missouri Valley. on which
all railroads that are 50 inclined can hsve
trackag~. II might start from New York
City o. Aamptsn Reads. Z mestiou hsaP-
ton Roads because I am told there is fne
water ther l.. They say too, that there is .
practical pass for railroad at fair grades in
the mountains west Of Hampton Roads.
Such a railroad ought to go to Kansas or Ne
braska. Government can build il at 80 per
cent. Of the cost these eastern and western
belt railroads amount to, all Of which have
watered up their stocks, and yet are making
money. Every railroad between the East
and West is paying good dividends ON four
or i've times its cost. There is u superb
bundance Of money in the country, and the
Government can borrow what it wants at the
smallest Interest --Er- Senator tAsfes.
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STRUCK By 4 BALL OF FIRE.

san Antonio Texas) Express.
Yesterday afternoon, Fred Balder, II years
old, son Of Constable Bladder, went home
from school, and finding his parents gone.
went to the cupboard and sliced on piece
Of bread, buttered it, and then went to the
front of the house and 81, down on the gate
post and began eating In few seconds he
was envelOped in u flame which
passed around the house to an irrigation
ditch, and was then lost Fredsiie's sister
saw the fame. and described it as 4 ball OF
fire. Freddie's hat was burned. also his
shirt bosom and his eyebrows were singed
of, and the hair where not protected by the
hat. To day he is unable to see and can
scarcely hear. His face is swollen and ridged
as if by u sharp instrument. The boy is in
great pain and may lose both sight and hear
ing. There was no one near except his little
9-year old sister ut the time. The burning is
said by physicians to have been produced by
an electric fire. 1t is the occasion Of univer-
sal wonder and comment here, being an ex.
traordinary case.
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A FOOL SAGE.

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
A special to the st. Louis Post-Dispatea
from New York, republished in last weeks
issue Of the Beacon, speaks Of the alarm
caused certain patriot who serves his coun-
try in the capacity Of consul at the city Of
Zurich, Switzerland, because Of the present
immigration to the United States. slow
America except in name, no Americans, no
Plymouth Rock, no Bunker Hill, no Gcttys-
burg, no fixed remembrance OF the past !?
Our immigration is drowning these things
out" Permit me the use Of your columns
for brief answer to the questions propound-
ed by this sage Of Zurich.
The perpetuation OF American traditions
Is not endangered, but guaranteed by immi-
grafton. The remembrance Of Plymouth
Rock and Bunker Hill would have miserabIy
persisted long before the day of Gettysburg.
had not the loyal portion Of the people re-
ern obligarchy from the stream Of immigra-
ton which, for the last sixty years, has emp
tied itself on our shores. Robert Toombs
vowed he would call the roll Of his slaves
on Bunker Hill. Who would have doubted
his success had not the children aud chill
dren's children of immigration, the Irish,
Germans, Scandinavians and descendants of
every tongue barred the way. We justly
call the millions who rallied around the flag
Of our country Americans. Statistics prove
by undeniable figures that two out Of every
three Union soldiers were either immigrants
first and second generations. And il was
their numbers who saved the country of
their choice, secured its traditions and per-
petuated its liberties. And what has immi-
grafton done sin then: Ask the great
West for fitting response. do not here
refer to the overwhelming material Develop
ment which immigration has brought, but of
the political support which it has given TO
our free institutions. Without the great
West, the real seat Of immigration, the enc
mics of our country would, in the last elee-
ton. have been successful; without it Rob-
ert Toombs would yet carry his threat into
execution and celebrate hnmliating tr;-
umph over the victors. This consul at Zu-
rich does evidently not know that the oppo-
sition to a third term, recognized as danger
Gus TO our institutions and containing in il
the seeds of monarchical system, came
principally from the immigration of the
West. Respectfully,
JULIUS JUMKERMANS.
Wichita. Thanksgiving day.
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T. H. sTURNs, Proprietor.

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-12-02

Alexander H. stephens say. OF The stupid
personal campaign against General Gar
field:
But our precious National Executive
Committee kept up the torrea, Of asuss and
sl.nder They seemed TO taiGk that the gs-
ing abou, and marking -'s.s'' or mems door
steps was powerful political argnE~nt
That man Baznum AID his companions per-
pe,r,ted crime after csime--fcr such blBnders
q. they made were erimes-ontis their dis
grace ealmins;ed in An attempt To give cur
rency to . ,iliainous forgery II almost
made one ashamed Of his party TO see such
weapons used il it behalf One Of those
Ea< is.zss OF the Morry letter uss seat TO
me. A single glance told me that il Vas
forgery. s.d seeded 20 denial fren Gar
fed - coavines me-
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SECRETARY OF TIE INTERIOR.

The Commonwealth, copying the EAGLES
editorial of last week in full touching Kansas
and Garfield's cabinet, offers this further
comment in the principal paragraph, OF
which we most heartily concur:
.'The question Of who shall be Secretary q
the Interior Is receiving good deal Of at
tention. Whether Senator Plumb would ac
cept the position, il rendered him, or not We
do not know, but believe he would. because
Il Is for the interest Of the State that h,
should do so. But aside from the claims o
Kansas We desire to say word.
Everyone who knows anything about the
subject, knows that the Office of Secretary o.
the Interior has been used--wc will not sa,
corruptly-but used TO the detriment Of the
west. We will refer to only one thing
though there arc others that might he pub
lished. The contracts for supplies for thai
department have been let in New York, al
though the articles needed almost all come
from the West and are distributed in the
West. The advertisements for proposition
for these supplies have appeared in Eastern
papers, and not enough time given fol
Western men to bid on them. The man wht
Oils the Office Of Secretary of the Interio
should come from the West, and the Republi
can Representatives Of the Western State
should get together and agree upon MAJ
for that position, and insist upon his appoint
ment; or, IL no one man can be agreed upon
then urge she appointment of one Of a hal
dozen men. more or less, that may be agree,
upon.
The main thing next to having a man o
ability and sterling integrity, is that he be
Western man. We believe that Senate
Plumb would ill the bill, and prefer him, bu
Western man ut any rate
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ALEXANDER STEPHENS.

This is the way the ex-Vies President Of
the collapsed Couiederacy sims up the Dem.
ocrstie campaign:
''But our precious National Executive
Committee kept up the torrent of abuse and
SANDER. They seemed to think that the go
ing about and marking 500 on men. door,
steps WAS = powerful political argument.
That man Barnum and his companions per.
petrated crime after crimc-for such bIund-
ders ~ they made were crime.-uuti. their
disgrace eliminated in an attempt to give
currency TO vii.ainou- forgery. II almost
made one ashamed Of his party TO see such
weapons used in its behalf. One Of those
fac SMILES Of the Morey letter was sent 70
me. A single glance told me IL vas . forgery
snd needed no denial from Garfield to co.'s
vince me-
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A CHURCH 10 BIB BUILT.

CINCINNATI, o., Nov. as.-The Disciples.
the body with which Gen. Garfield Is asso.
ciated, having taken the preliminary steps
through the Board Of General Christian Mis-
sionary Society. to build = new church in
Washington, ID. O., and lis object is to be at
tanned by contribution from the whole eoun-
try. The society has designated Joseph
Smith, No. :0s West Seventh Street, this
city. As agent to receive subscriptions and
receipt for them. They hope to lay the cor
ney stone about March lsf
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KANSAS ELECTORAL VOTE.

The Commonwealth Of yesterday says the
Presidential Electors of Kansas, we presume
are all in the city We saw all but Mr.. PEI
fer yesterday. They are obliged by law 10
meet ut the capitol to-day. Gov. st. John is
required TO have three lists Of the Electors
printed and given to them to-day, If not be-
fore done. The Electors vote for both Presi-
dent and Vice President. They also select
one Of their own number to carry the vote 10
Washington and give it TO the President OF
the Senate. We believe that all OF the Elect
ors but Mr.. Schilling are candidates for thi,
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Sheriff 9 Sale.

District Court, Thirteenth judicial Dtssriei
seisick county, hAsss-
Chsrie- II Hspgood, aSfnirtstrssSr on
the estate Of La.reils Fond ssereAeei.
Apirpu J Cook Ayrrs a. >syIes
and iieIss T. >sYis--
~ virtue O! sn orstsr 81 sale .s-p~d cat ~ III.
District Guarf Of the Thirteenth Jaacial stis-
frict, sitting la and for -~tysIek soeEi., hAa.
sss whersn Charles ~ Hapxpc~f. atmin..rstoi
@; fhr estate 81 Lscresta Pond dssea-e d. plain
tls and ABdrew J co-sk, EyTos 4. -syiss asa
Helen T. ssyiss are 1eisn,t.nt.. viii. on
Nosiay fss - dry Of Jzss<rs. i--i,
1t !o'elock D. m AZ f:se Court hoa-s door be-
ing ., the front Of the buiidiaz known tssss
Biosk on Dough-. Arers- IA the city Of wichita !.
Kaa.A., ossr for ssis, nj ps.l,ss ssrsics. 70 tLs
highest bidder Sgr cash IN hand. All toe rshi.
tue aud interest of the d~fsecaas- Andres I.
Cook Myrpa & sSyiss ssd Helm u. -ayiss II
sai 20 the fsilO~iBz 4ssc-st>i real property
situated IN The osaasy % ~fx~iek. STATE Of
-a. 10 sit. Lett W. two az. three ~ ss4 fssr
10 And the sorsnss-s quarter - ss fh~ s-sgfes-
wet quarter ~ 81 sect8Va ~ etxhfses f3e5
ard scs No sexes ~ Of -sct4aa No Elk ~ al 10
Township No fssnty sever fs-B. rsars W eDe
~ eas, and the spsfbesss quarter ~ srd lot
40 four ~ Of SEXTON 80 s-4s ~ ssd ~ NJ
ss. tpssSy-s.s,s or Goth of rsses No sss 81
sess
said zeal property IL is,i~s u,-sr q, the pryE,-
srsy 81 s.sfes4ssst Ansrr~ tE-sk, Asfss 4
Ssyses and uesrss D. -s5ie- aas all he -ota 80
.sfisfy said Srsses ~ ssis
saeric's olses, ~AoAits. kaasse. NetesEss>r,
% A ID lse M WAIT,
-Ssr5r -~sg~sex fa1nts. 6ssaas
ssasi~y L Wall. Fiasatic's Astrrz<ys B-s
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SheriF's Sale.
District iourt. Thirterath judicial District
~.dgwiek County, ksnsas.
james Il -. sherwood,


District iourt. Tbirtssath Judicial District
redgwick County, Kansas.
james Il -. Sherwood.
Robert Montgomery. Thopa. -
foats. tlsriuds j fvass. EngeuiA
fouts, catherine f.Hts. " Hey Is.
fouts and HAYS Nroih~rs
I,y virtue OF an order IT sale l-sns. ssf 81 ths
District tour, OF the Thirteenth JaairlAi Bi-.
trict. sitting IN ami for se,iKwiek county kan.
sas, wherein james n -. -hsrNo.ti Ia plaintiff
and I.abert Mobtgbunery, fhSna. u Fonf. tiRy,
indH J. fouts, tur~Dts u f"ut-, Catherine H.
fo1ts, Hey u. fcnt. and Hsy- iirothefs ~,
defendants, VIII. on
Monday fhs ~ deg 9f Jsalsagg A D.. ISL
mt 2 O'clock y Mt the court Hoers door be
ing nj the front "i the buiIdisg known a.. fsyts
Block On Doaslss Avenue In the city ~ wiehiis
Kansas offer TOR sale, al pubiis snrtton, to tbs
highest bidder tuf cash Ia hand. ali the right
title and Interest Of the defendants Robert Mont
gpnsFy, Thomas ~ Fbat~. ttsriusis ! Faut-
Lns.uia y. teuts. Catherine D. fonts. wiisy
u tpuis aud HAYS brothers to and b. the foiiD~
ing described zeal property situated Ia tbs
county OF Seigs irk. state .f khnes-, u wit
The vest hsif 80 Of section No eleven on
Except The sou Invest quarter Of the snaIwt .,
quarter 81 the southwest s,nsfies 81 ssctioA No
elesenl and ths northeast quarter 81 section Va
fourteen go sill VA township Ne. twsaty-e.yh.
ts-y rang. M four 10 west
said real property j. levied uton n tbs prop
erty a. the property of dHfestlsbt- Robert Hont.
gonsry. Thomas -. iouta tisrindx > Fau,s
ponts sud Bsy- DrntIefr. and viii he saiJ "a
satisfy said order 81 -sis
shsrif's cfiies Wiehits, Kansas, November
~, Il. fs-J " u WATT,
sherin. -estgsirk county. kaasss.
Harris HAfris, Plaintiffs Airornvye 49,
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sheri6s Sale,

District Court. Thirteenth Judicial Dis
-trict, Sedg~ick County. Kansas
T. S. Nickerren.
VS..
Samuel Hutchinson. II. II. Richards and o.
Rogers, partners rs Richards i Rogers.
and VIM. N. Polk.
By virtue Of an order of sale issued out OF
the District Court OF the thirteenth Judicial
district. sitting in and for Sedgwick county,
Kansas. wherein T. $. Nickerson i plaintiff.
and Samuel Hutchinson. II. II. Richards and
%. Rogers, partners ~ Richards Rogers and
WIN. NJ Polk are defendants, will on
Monday, the Sd day Of Jdaaary, A. %. 1Ss,,
at o'clock p. M, at the courthouse door,
being AT the front OF the building known a.
Eagle block on Douglas Avenue. In the city
Of Wichita. Kansas. offer for sale ut public
auction, TO the highest bidder for cash in
hand. all the right, title and interest Of the
defendants, Samuel Hutchinson, II. II Rich.
ards aud q. Richards, partners rs Richards 4
Rogers and Vim. ". Polk. ia and to the fol-
lowing described real property situated in
the county Of Sedgwick, State OF Kansas, &c
wit:
The southwest quarter % Of section M.
thirteen 49,. in township No. twenty nine
CD, south OF range No. four 81 west.
Said real property Is levied upon as the
property Of defendants, Sameul Hutchinson
Richards 4 Rogers. and VIM. ". Polk. and
will be sold to satisfy said order Of sale.
Sherih's office, Wichita, Kansas, Noyenr
Der 30. 4. ID. 1850.
ii. X. WAIT,
sheriff. Sedgwick County, Mansas
Harris 4 Harris, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
36-5t
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ptexscs Court, IhirsssatA Judicial Discreet
nNlgw1rk County. Ean~ae.
John y. Travis


p&exiet Court, IhirtssatA judicial Dlsax1es.
DNtxv1ck County. kan<ap.
John y. Travis
".
Kiln G.. Abeet.
ny VIRTUE Of IN ar3ef Of soAo nsuo6 ct - IL
Dtzs1oe Ceurt of the Thissssnah ju11eia1 Des-
ms, atsiax In and for Seixulck Coy, Kna-
seS wherein Jshn y. T1vh Is pla1nd1, asd
- c. Absei Is defendant, VAL, -
- Nesdas s1< n cay ef Iannxyy. a. d lHu
1t O'clock p. m ~ shs Court House asue b.
iex at the front vi the haiiding knswu - Eagle
MOCK % Douglas Avenue In the city 81 WiuAila.
ka1ras, eder for sale. ~ public a1rtfuo. So TIE
highest bidder FOR cash In hand. all TIE rigAs,
title and interest IL the defendant Eitxa &. Ahsel
In and % the following described rpal property.
situated in the county ef Ss<igwick. Stass u
kansas, TO via De southwest quarter M oi
~ snssthuess quarter M ef sesliaa No. sWso-
sy-thrss t=53 asd the northwest quarter {Sl u
the northwest quarter =, Of section No. twen-
ty-six Cd, Aad lot No. four 10 Of section No.
twenty-five tn and lot No. ene (il ef secfios
No. twsasy tssi all In township No twss-
ty-eixhf sssI suuth Of range No one % east
said real property Il levied upon - the prpp-
erty Of Defendant. Eliza a.. Abesi, and will IL
cold - satisfy said erser Of sale.
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