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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15
KANSAS UNDER THE NEW AP.
PORTlONMENT.

Congressman Anderson is Of the ops n :
ion that Kansas will have eight members
of tho House of Representatives under
the new apport;onincn:. He SAYS. as
quoted in the Atchison Patriots CORE
siJondeuce:
I'VE shall! have seven. think, sure
said he, land perhaps eight. | hope
the latter number, as Kansas will have
influence here ia proportion to her rep
resentation in Congress. ! have made
an estimate of The population in Kansas
from tie counties as basis counting
the inflow of immigration from year is
year and am confident that Kansas has
over one million inhabitants. We shall
doubtless have fraction large enough
10 get the eighth Congressman. think
the census viii show thai the First DIS
trei has about four hundred thousand
people, the Second District about two
hundred aud fifty thousand. and the
Third District about three hundred and
fifty thousand. The ta.: aud the south
will not show anv gain. leaving out
Texas. but the West, from Ohio. will
show large gaius. Whether Congress
Ill increase the ratio OF representation
or diminish il. am not able tc say.
The East and South NAV desire to re-
tain what they have. to avoid the
squeezing onf process anon. Congress
men. but whether the ratio j. ieit as
now or increased we shall have the ben
eft of increased representation ali over
the Western Sfafe~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15
SUBURBAN MINNEHA.
RURAL BARD.

To the Editor Of the Eagie:
Let the young ladies organize leap
year association.
Mud and oysters are prime factors in
our present living.
1t is said that school teachers are less
rigid since the "hOller" days.
W. ii. II. Campbell is teaching sing
ing school at Richland.
w. f. Woodward commences school
to-day a mile and half west of the
postoffice.
The HOrsethief Association met last
week-bcttcr lock your stable doors.
Subscribe for the EAGLE and get the
latest authentic news.
Rabbits are observed to be loafing
round waiting to he taken in on the
wing.
Agriculturalists may be seen wading
through grass and stalks looking for
their plows.
DIR. Humble, of Wichita, has been out
to our Sunday schools during the past
month.
Mr.. Dan Smith was elected President
Of the literary society u few weeks ago.
A Sunday school convention was held
at the brown school buiiding-the build
,ng is brown not the school-last Satur-
day.
The swinging gait is good for the mau
who is in great hurry; the swinging
gate is also good for the young chap
who fingers to whisper sweet words 10
-pshaw. It's not half so nice TO hear
the prosaic father call out, ''Son, please
close that gate from the outside. Adieu.
a very serious matter occurred a
fortnight since. A lady was bitten by
dog which afterwards gave signs OF
being mad. Alarmed at this the hus-
band hes taken her East, hoping to find
relief. We have not since heard with
what success, bat hope she may find a
cure.
Several dogs have been acting in the
same manner lately and have occasioned
consiC cradle excitement. Such canine
should Immediately part company with
their heads, or be mado to feel some
other emphatic expression OF disap-
prOyal
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

Is refreshing to know that the Rev. ".
NJ. W. is going to undertake the CONVEX
sion of his neighbors. He has an ample
field in which to display his power, and
we bid him God-spced in the great and
glorious undertaking. Lyceums are
at the various school houses
in the township, and we think, Mr.. Ed
itor. that If you would attend some of
the meetings you would agree with Us
in thinking that all the exercises do not
consist in cheering, and that all the wit
and wisdom Of the town is not confined
to the immediate neighborhood OF the
postoliicc. A very interesting and prof
liable Sunday school convention was
held January 9Th 1T the Settler Springs
school house, and the presence Of DIR.
Humble and MIR. Watt added much TO
the interest of the occasion, also the
music on the organ by Mrs. Matthews.
Mr.. John Crow has sold his place. much
TO the regret of all his neighbors.
TELESCOPE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15
RAILROAD NEWS.

EI.DoRADo. January 12.-Jay Gould
has instructed Col. Emerson. chief en-
gincer of the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
to proceed at once to beate the Paola K
Leroy extension Of THAT road known rs
the 81. Louis. Kansas & Arizona line. as
far west n Eureka. so that contracts for
grading can be let soon. Jay Gould
stated TO Kansas parties in New York,
few DAYS ago. he would push this Pa
ola extension rs far west a the Arkan-
sss river. this summer. aud that Eureka
aud Eldorado are the towns embraced
in the route contemplated.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

A LETTER FROM MRS. .LEEKER.


The Pueblo Chieflaia publishes the
the following letter addressed to the
editor:
GREELEY. December 80, 1879.
DEAR SIR IL arise from q sick bed
to state few facts which you aud the
people of Colorado demand. We three
capiives Of the Utes-Mrs. Price. my
self and daughter all interviewed
separately, being put under oath by The
officers OF the government to iell the
whole truth al our treatment by the
Indians. aid if they outraged our per-
sons, and each one OF Us gave in our tes-
timony an answer in the afii r,natiye
against the lndisns. l gave in my tcs-
tiinoAy tor the Use Of the government,
TO DO with 1t just as they should see lit.
There was nothing said about its be.na
suppressed on either side. just simply
gave my testimony to the government
officers, innoeenily Surprising they knew
their duty ald would do it. also
thought had done all that belonged to
me 10 do by telling these officers the
-ickening and most humil.ating misfor-
tune that can hc.all a woman, and il
they and the Interior Department have
moi done their duty By the people of
Colombo, il !. they who aie TO blame.
and aai me. On arriving home in Gree
ley found my self completely broken
down in mind and body, and have hid
a long spell OF severe sickness, from
which J am just recovering.
ours truly,
Mrs \. C.. NEEKIR.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

The commoseekA Of the sth. inst,
says:
As we expected, the Cite Indinns who.
are en-route to Washington, to have a
"a big talk" with the President in re-
gard to their Affairs, passed through the
city YESTERDAY, via the Santa Fe road.
A large crowd of curious people were
at the depot to obtain sight of the
bloody red men who have been guilty
of such atrociOus outraycs in Colorado.
the impression having prevailed that
those who would pass through were
prisoners. The s'squad," for they look
ed like one, were in charge Of MIR. w.
II. Berry, gentleman who has spent
five years among them, and talks to
thein in Spanish, which language they
understand. He will be assisted from
mere, BY Mr.. S. E. Wyman. of Calais,
Maine.
Mr.. Berry received q Commonwealth
reporter very courteOnsly. yesterday,
and answered his questions while eat
ing substantial dinner at the Santa
Fee Eating House. He confirms the As
sociated Press Report in yesterdays
Commonwealth that the people at Pueblo
treated the Indians as roughly as they
thought best, some stones and other
missiles being thrown. One stone
struck Ouray on the arm, and several
of the wards of the United States were
cuifed tv the bystanders. Mr.. Berry
says this sort of treatment Of these
head men, who have been ordered to
report at Washington, viii do the cause
for which the Colorado people are
working. no good at all. The Indians
were armed, and if they had been dis
posed. might have exhibited some OF
of their proves to the misfortune OF
the crowd. Speaking Of Onray. Mr..
Berry says he is a man of much more
than ordinary intellect. lie is great
man aud not bad one. Onray and his
wife, Chipita, rode in the Pullman car,
but ten other chiefs occupied seals in
common coach. The names Of the par
~ are Ouray and wife, Wash, unher
chief in charge Of the squad, ALEXANDRIA,
Galota, Jocknick and Sieablo. These
IRE OF the Uncompaghre Nation at Los
Pinos Agency. Of the White River
Utes are Jack, the War Chief, Sogua-
wick and Toppo Janta of the kapota
Band. Mr.. Berry says that he has an
indian name. which is Tomuchaka. Al
Inner. the Utes ate like other people.
some of them even using a napkin. and
most Of them showing great fondness
for sugar. They were silent during the
rutire meal. The party Will go direc,
to Washington.
Wash has the reputation of being the
greatest gambler in the Nation. He is
large and very dark. Many Of the In
hans were quite light all looked solid
and strong.
General Adams and Hon. Otto Mears,
of the Commission, were with the par
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15


Students of history will remember the
sad fate Of the onl, daughter Of Aaron
Burr. She was married 10 Col. Aston.
of Charleston. :. C.. and in December.
1912. left thai place on a voyage TO New
York. The vessel on which she embark
cd. the Patriot. was never afterward
heard Of A few days ago AL old sailor
named II. r. Burdick, died in the poor
house at Casopolis. Michigan. and just
before his death confessed that he had
been one of piraiical crew who over
took the Patriot in January. The cap
tain. crew and passengers were made 10
walk the plank. Mrs. Aston was
among them. She arrsycd herself in
white and made the fatal walk with =
Bible in her hand. without trcmor. II
was the dying sailors lot TO pull the
plank beneath her. Her face haunted
him, he said. ever afterward.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

Topeka. January s, 1850.
The fourth annual meeting of the
Kansas State Historical Society will be
held in the Senate chamber. AT Topeka.
on Tuesday evening. January 20. 1880.
at $50 p. m. for the object Of choosing
eighteen members of the Board of Di-
rectors. and the transaction of -ach
other business as may come before the
Society. \ fun attendance of members
is desired. I. u. ADAMS,
Secretary
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

Bishop McClosky, OF his diocese. has
'ssued decree prescribing that So soon
a possible parochial schools be esfab-
lished everywhere. II ends As follows ::
"Now IT is our will and comman I tina,
where there is Catholic school in the
parish, parents and guardians in sucn
such places must send their children or
wards who ara under nine years of age
to such Catholic school. and we hereby
direct that this obligation be enforced
under pain of refusal of absolulion in
the sacrament of pennance. his de-
cree will take effect on the first day u
January. 1880:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

senator Edmunds, of Vermont. has
the reputation of the soundest lawyer
in the Senate. and possesses an unusual
amount of that commodity called Yam
kec common sense. lie was recently
asked about the third term" question
and tho reelection of Gen. Grant. aud
this is what he said ''The idea of Gen.
Grants election now is very different
from what il was four wears ago. Then
it would have been called using the vast
power of the government to remain in
Office Now the General is private
citizen. and. if the people wish, has rs
good RICH, to the Office rs any man."
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15
RIGHT OF WAY.

A bin was introduced in Congress
ut the last session, and passed to third
reading, praying for n right Of way
from Fort Smith in Arkansas along the
line between Arkansas and the Indian
Territory and through the Territory to
Arkansas City in this State. The pro-
ject contemplated in the bill is one Of
sublime magnitude and Of paramount
interest TO the Great Arkansas Valley
in this State. Its contamination would
mark new era in the commerce Of this
valley. The question Of what shall we
do with surplus products would no
more arise. The true market for our
products is in the new mines now SO
rapidly being opened and in the South
ern States where the production of ST.
gar and cotton are their chief pursuits,
paying but little attention to other
branches of agriculture or other branch
es Of industry, and il seems to us that
the true outlet for lis is the extension of
the road along the valley of the Arkan-
sa which will give us direct connection
witt the great Mississippi river putting
us four hundred miles nearer the sea-
board than via ST. Louis and il will also
put us in connection with the southern
system of railroads-thc northern sys-
TEN we have already. This once ac-
complished, our farmers, instead of SELL
ing their wheat for 75 cents to Sl.O0
per bushel and corn and oats at 20 TO %
cents, as they are now doing, on an I'M
certain market, would find ready sale
rs per cent. in advance Of present prices.
Many realize the facts already. With
the extension Of the A., I. L. S. +. to
the Pacific coast this road would be.
without doubt, a great highway. 1t was
a part of the program of the original
of the A., T. & 5. +. X. II.
company to construct the road whenev-
er the right of way could be secured
and the products of the country would
justify it. The former we hope will be
contaminated soon while the latter is
living fact.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15
RAILROAD NOTES

The Indictment weather has greatly re-
farded work on the road In ahis county.
but since the thaw several aew ganxs Of
workinen have been put 10 work.
The grade through Spring township
will be finished this week.
Stone are being quarried for the
bridge across the Little Walnut, and for
the cul-erts in Spring township, and
work on the bridges across the Walnut
ana Whitewater rivers will commence
next week. provided the weather con-
Times favorable.
The grading through the hills was
continued uninterrupiesily the present
Dad weather, and is rapidly approaching
completion.
The petition for an election 10 vote
bonds in aid of the branch road through
Douglas township have been signed and
are ready for presentation.
The petitions in Walnut are being
circulated with fair show Of success.
Gazette.
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A REVOLVING STORY.

The government authorities have. for
some reason not known. never made
pablo the fact tha, Mrs. Meeker aud her
daughter and Mrs. Price, uho were cap
tured by Ufes at the White River Agcn
~. were outraged BY the brutal sayages.
Blu, that such was the fact i clearly g.
tabl.shed by letter from Mrs. Mecker,
recsu;'y published in the Pueblo tcol.s
CAieffafs. Mrs. Meeker SAYS that The
iarrc captive women w-rr all. after tl,rir
surrender. Interviewed by the govern
ment officers. and each Of them 'esii-
d, d, under oath, tina, the Indians had
outraged their pfrSsas. Il seems ut
terry incredible that the government Of
fcers should attempt TO CONCEAL this
TACT. bat 4 al they hsse ssene ~ - "a
bSA9
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

CONGLOMERATE CONFERENCE

a Washington special To the Kansas
CITY .yoarnol of the 9th says: The
Greenback conference adjourned to-day
after agreeing on call for a Presidcn-
,ial convention. l, has been gather
ing with a greater variety of elements
than auv ever before assembled here.
Grecnback men and Nationalist. labor
reform of all grades down to Dennis
Kearney. women snilragisis and men in
favor of woman suffrage, Indian dele
gates aad spiritualists. kearney's
speech wis OF The most brutal and vul-
Gar kind. ia which the killing Of nation
al bank men. hanging of Secretary
sherman, and expressions too profane
and indecent for publication were com
mon. The women present VINO had
participated were at last excluded in
the face of their loud and most energel-
il protests
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

BosToN, Jan. 9th.-Senator Blaine in
reply TO insinuations that he is impl;.
Gated in the alleged bribery cases in
Maine telegraphs Us follows Wha;ev-
er form or phrase Of the accusation,
proaoanrc :. AZ ungrasifiei eaiunny
and merely part of the monstrous,
wicked. unparalleled conspiracy to de-
prive free people of their suffrage by
frank, forgery and perjury. am busy
night and day in the task of fhwarting
the conspiracy. and il is merely a part
Of their dastardly and despicab'e course
to invent some form of SANDER against
me. have not seen charge. but |
Know II is lie OUT of whole cloth. and
can not now be diverted from the real
work II, hand to do more han denounce
the calumuy and its authors.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15
ST.. L.. W. 4 W.

The Selgmau coEYpany have signed an
agreein. nj net io build further ives;
than Wichita, Yet YOU Wichita people
81, around and allow representatives of
that COMPANY 10 60 out into kingman
and Pratt Counties and tie them up by
getting them 70 vote their bonds TO .
Road that win not be bs;lt- II you
" mt the Garrison Road show him a
reu,- - the Av-Hasd.e Vi 1cx,s.-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15


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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

Colorado produced, during the year
1879, I22 goo tons of ore, valued at SILL
477,OoO. Kansas produced, during the
year 1879, over 100000 bushels of
wheat, valued at over $25. 100000, and
over 80 900 600 bushels Of corn, valued
at OYER 500 .OOO.O 900.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

Indiana votes on amendments to her
constitution in April. and il is general
" conceded that they will be adopted.
IL all are adopted. it will give Indiana a
registry law. which will stop Kentucky
voting. and will take Indiana out of the
October States. the election taking place
in November. All of which will toe con-
ducive 10 honest elections. which means
that Indiana will hereafter lie a Repuh-
loan Nsos,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

Some peculiarities Of 1890: There VIII
he four ccipses of the sun and Two oil
the moon during the year. One OF the
eclipscs of the sun and both Of those of
the moon will he total. There will also
Sc nm OSCILLATION of Mars 10 commend
II 10 star gazers. II is leap year and
there will he five Sundays in February.
Fourth of July will come on Sunday.
Lent will begin February IL. and Easter
SUNDAY falls on March 29th.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15


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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

The death of Bishop Haven. Of the
Methodist Church. is that of mai OF
great force of character, and one who
in modern days best represented the old
aypical pioneers of Mcthodism. One of
nis soundesi Inspirations WAS that he
fought The Democratic party rs one of
the most formidable outposts Of the old
enemy
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15
FROM MlNNEHA.

To tie Editor Of sss Eagle:
Some interesting items appeard in the
EAGLE Of January 9 from the vicinity
Of Minneha post Office. We think it q
pity Rural Bard did not lap the tele-
scope little further 80 - to be able 10
see himself rs Others ere him, but per.
haps the Object would be to" mite-y to
rEs~ etts sasN4s > xihsta9a
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

Harper county has sGw safe, or nj
least bought one. While in transit. lasi
Saturday from the end Of the railroad
TO Anthony. the county seat. party OF
sixty men took possession Of il and took
IL 10 Harper City, a place that wants to
be the county seat. The deputy Sheriff
selegrapcd TO the Governor, from Win
field, asking for help to capture the
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RAILROAD DOrS.

ATCIfISoN. kAs.. Jan. 9ib.-(icpcrnl
Manager Strong, OF Aichi~on. Tone a
&Santa Fee Railroad, accompanied by
Assistant General Manager Manchester
arrived here this morning by special e. !,
and remained five hours. They rom
pleted arrangements while here f. ,r RI,
erection OLA grain elevator havi, ,oa e,
paci,y Of 100000 bushels snd for . man.
moth freight depot, to be byil. Of ston,.
800 by 10 feet and two stories ,,iuh
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The I,ou;,yille Bouy,or-yoxynal max,

The Louisville Bouridr-yoxradl makes
this remark: ''Grant is an excellent
type of The average American. lie seems
to be, personally. an honest and truth
full man: ready. terse, and direct. He
has the sportsman's homely humor and
practical wit. A more companionable
person could hardly be come up with ON
. summers day. aud We are perfectly
free to add that if We were forced to
make choice for President among the
Republican leaders who stand within
tho Presidential orbit We should take
GeAeral Grant as immeaasly superior IN
III points of manhood. ssasf ssd honor,
% any Of tie members o. ID VsSy
iApca It ~ p&E'
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-15

at wichita. kKaaEs, tt-f her a., f-sp 1
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