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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-22

Tor all FemaIe Comnlainte.


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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-22

Robert Lubbock, Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
writes 81 have used Or. Thomas' Eelectrio
OH both for myself and family for Diphtho-
ria, with the very best results / regard il
as one Of the best remedies Tor this disease,
and would use no other"
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10 CURE. 40 PAYl
ELI BEER.

Importer OF SCOTCH GRANITE MONT
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-22
TIOE 20 COUNTRY INVALTDs

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-10-22

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
JUDGE CAMPBELL.

The Wichita Guards have come and
gone, and we have neglected to mention
as we intended all along, Hon. William
P. Campbell, of Wichita. He is judge
of thirteenth judicial district, has a
large district, and does as much and as
satisfactory labor Us any judge in the
State. He is recognized rs an able, fear
less and Independent judge. and in adj
dition we desire to bear testimony to
his public spirit as citizen. The peo-
pie Of Topeka gave him, as he deserved,
a warm welcome, as they always have
and will, and, probably unknown to him
he took away with him the wreath as an
amateur actor. 1t is the general express
sion Of those who heard him in the part
of Union Spy that he has as mncn ma
tive talent as any actor that ever ap-
peared ON the stage Of Topeka. Such
acting was treat not soon to be for
gotten, and it 10 sincerely to be regret
ted that combination of circumstances
did not make the visit of the gentleman
" and soldierly Wichita Guards as great
a financial as it was social and friend
~ success.-COmmORUealth.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
A GREAT RAILROAD.

W. Il. Strong. vice president and gen.
eral superintendent Of the Aschixon,
Topeka 4 Santa Fe railroad, In his an
Dusi report SAYS that the Kansas City.
Emporia il Southern railroad Was open
ed up to the south line Of Green's God
county, 50 7-!0 miles, October 10, 1879.
the whole Of II now of standard gauge.
The Tx 4 Chatauqna railroad. con-
iiruati1n Of the foregoing, ws- compile
ted 10 Howard. II 2-iv n.iles, December
81. Tie Marion a Hei'ber,ou railroad
has been constructed from Florence to
MePlicr-on, 81 3 10 miles. snJ the es-
tcnsisp 10 Is on. 20 miles, j. being Wig
crou-ly pressed. and that point " u. te
reached June J. Of the prcssnt year
The CONVEY, -smner& FORT smith rail-
road. an extrisioD of the Wichita 4
Southwestern. ia- beea completed 70
Arsaneas City. u so niles frafs yist-
iis J., sa extension from Wellington 20
la.si@eii, % sni.e., ~ ~ ~ el,cuss; sep
tesmbs.r I. and 4 line frosa We;singfbu 10
the vest inc OF sumner county ]. pro-
crossing rsps,i.S. TIE Manhattan. Al
ma 4 BaEiingssae railroad VIII be corr
pirsed from Bsliazaais 10 9sai,zfsar,
- miles, August l. Work was csnsss-
ursi on this Leadvslie ex;elssoa Of Pc
ei,so x Arkaasas valley railroad usiii
slapped b. Ia injunction, Jn!s IL. Had
il pot been for this Injunction The Rad
soasi hsys been open 20 l>sdsisjs sep
;enber -, issy. The New Asrsee q
rsciE< railroad, eosrssDeIrsax
II I,oiat Is 7-.0 mice south Of 1rSnf-
lad. = a. complied 20 Las Vega. lis
; 10 m:I.<, Js.y 4, .s7s, Aaa sas oicnesi
TO Santa Re. I9i 2-lo miles from fise
Ses Mexico state lac, February ?.
1880 II was 70 be opened 70 Aibaaser-
yrc, 10 rssses, April ssh.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
EDUCATIONAL.

GRANT TOWNSHIP. May Il. 1880.
To the Editor Of the Eagle:
II would seem that Allie f. Simpson
and Chester f. King are having rather
difficult, not to say unpleasant task, to
decide rs to who and what constitutes
good and bad teachers. But since that
l am not teacher, neither male nor fc-
male, therefore will not attempt to pass
sentence upon either our normal or
homespun teachers: yet cannot re-
frain from expressing my hearty ap-
proval Of Allies sarcastical remarks up
on those male teachers who are taking
the place of females in our small eoun-
try schools during the summer months.
Her greatest faul, on this subject con-
sists in not having said half enough !;
vet am glad that she has manifested
the courage and disposition 10 defend
the rights Of herself aud her sex against
the injustice of the policy too frequent
IL adopted by the school boards in our
small country districts, Of employing
male teachers to teach their snmmer
schools, when eaqually As good female
teachers can, a rule, be readily en-
p.oyed for the same aud often "a less
wages. II is fact which none viii at
tempt to deny that there are hundreds
Of avenues for industrious and willing
males to procure employment at fair
and which is not within
the reach Of females, owing to the liri-
!atiOns of their sex. want Of physical
strength. and various causes with which
all are familiar Therefore, in point cf
Justice aud honor. females silorld be CIV
IN the Preference in such occupations
md positions rs they may be equally
well qualified to fill. aud wh:ci, are con-
yeuial TO their tastes and consistent
with truc won,aniy virtues. Nov il j.
most astonishing and humiliatinz fact !
ha, even here In the higiiiy civilized l
mi tGofDtghF SHri-ts1HtASi ksN D-tsF
# Grant, where nearly every family /
pays for and reais the Ia I
,r.E. that the school board Of neigh
,oring school district, with all Of their |
roasted philanthropy. breadth Of ihoGg,i
md grand iieas Of Justice and right,
ave employed hearty. robust nis's
cacher to teach small school during
he coming summer monsbs, and thai.
90, with a fsl.l knowletge OF the fact
ha: there are two euaEg!cyrd fesaa'e
eaehefs in the township. and wha, TO
nv the least. are equally - good tsaeh-
- ~ the naa teacher, and either Of
hon would have been only too siasuk-
n 20 hare procured the scsooi a, even
- wages than that pad 10 the male
eaeher, rather than be virtually hrcsa
ut II enployrneri. eep<Ede1i - isey
r. almost exclusively apon tsschisg
Dc their own - vel = . partial ssp- !
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
STOCK SOLD.
POSE or THE STOCK IN THE A.
+. & s. r.

Pending the Harvey and Seslgwick
county suit, the commissioners Of Har-
vey county, a few weeks since, conceded
to = request of the commissioners of
Scdgwick county to sell the two hun
drcd thousand dollars Of stock held by
the counties in the A, T. & S.. T.. rail
road in pursuance Of law passed by
the last Legislature. The stock was
placed in the hands of the State Treas
urer and bids invited. About one
month since the A., T. & S. F., through
its general manager, filed q bid Of sew
enty-sevcn and ninety-onc hundrcdths,
or ono hundred and fifty-fivc thousand
rinc hundred and eighty dollars, for the
entire stock, which leaves the cost of
the road to the two counties, exclusive
of interest already paid, forty thousand
and twenty dollars, providing we are
compelled to pay the face Of the BONDS
in redemption. That being the highest
and best bid offered the commissioners
proceeded to Topeka Friday and closed
the sale. The commissioners say that
he figure received was five per cent.
higher than market quotations.
Under the law the proceeds of the
sale must be used only in liquidation of
the bonds issued for the stock. Who
tho holders of the bonds are is not
known, nor what they paid for them.
Harvey, in her answer to the last suit
brought by this county to compel her to
pay interest, ETC., sets up that the bonds,
in toto, were illegally Issued. The ques-
tion of legality is now pending in the
Supreme Court. If the court holds
them legal, then the two counties will
probably have to pay the face of the
bonds if otherwise, there would be
nothing to pay. In the meantime, we
are informed that the commissioners are
willing to give the money received for
the stock for the bonds, which would
let the county out even with one rail-
road ahead.
In any event Scdgwick county is left
in an enviable position, with practically
no debt, unless the ST. Louis g. San
Francisco completes its contract which,
while it would add another indebted
ness, will give us mile of new road for
every $500 paid, which the taxes of
the road itself will pay the interest.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
TIE THING TO DO.

As Il is conceded that Hon. Thomas
Ryan will have no opposition in the Re-
publican Nominating Convention at
Newton, and as there are numerous
Conventions this year, most of them
coming when farmers are especially
busy, the Central Committee, in many
counties in the Third district, viii, when
they meet, instead Of calling County
Convention, appoint the delegate them
selves. Harvey county has already
done SO, and Butler and Others an
nouncc that they will follow suit. We
suggest to our own Committee the same
action if there is no objection. 1t viii
save day for primaries and day for
County Convention.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
GENERAL NEWS.

William II. Vanderbilt. has arrived in
London.
The h .al;h Of the Czarina again causes
great anxiety.
A dispatch from Scutari says the
Albanians are evidently calming down,
the Emperor of Russia will visit the
Emperor of Germany next summer.
The Loudon Irishmen are arranging a
banquet to be given to Mr.Parnell.
About II, 900 petitions have been pre-
sentcd Thus far TO Congress, the largest
number on record.
The Russian government is improv-
ing the military roads beyond the Ural
mountains, in anticipation OF war with
China.
The town of Baurnhoder. in the dis
trict OF st. Wendell, Rhenish Prussia.
was almost destroyed by fire. A thoas-
and persons are destitute.
Bismarck has again retired TO the
country for needed rest, but promises
| to be present when the Ecclesiastical
laws come up for discussion in the Prus-
sian Diet.
Robert McMillcn. cashier of the sus-
pended Scranton. Pa, trust company
and savings bank, has disappeared.
His accounts are six thousand dollars
short.
Rav.rJ saws he c,vars carl, ..ro,r
uant because ,ftcr The nst;o,;a, cSnsa,
,;nns have ha.,, ha,d Tic .a,,,,,,,;'a.
viii be strong to originate political leg
ielafion
~,
lhs,e - propaoh,'y u'a' .he Ger
T 1a .,"rn-"n,.n, sa;,na w. .sr -r. .,,
;,nnor,.r, u,.a.,,ra Inr;ns ,hn Ia, 80
Ion ar. h , III. desc fnr-, .han.ss
r,o -, -, ..-a-,:s. r
me ahiioai report oI;srahsaet"ns OF
we lineage can poa'u W VA! snow
'i" u ,na se.r :" 10 soad axe ,"1
80, s,ss -ao $50 Co. ~. v $1,000, ,D'
~, -, '."'
Inc s.a'hsnlp companies arc "han'c
70 aceo'i''iooa.e ai me persons VINO
wisi' 10 'easeu,ea' pr''i'ln ai.u 'reiana
au 80, ,as, G,ons,a,,. w., , e'a,
sor Nou Wi,
- =
N,he,y -'nlec persons were ihaic'eo
.. .''e .,o"is'l'ic ",an" 'm,s LOT nio's,
tion OF the SUNNY Jaw. inc ihu,e'ed
persons are ol nearly every eainhg. IRON,
;"m.v.,:s, ~ A"'
~,
Inc orlcht1akers OF lineage held
ineeI'n2 Ihnrsua! afternoon anu uiiah-
imousy refused 10 acee"e 70 inc de-
'hanus oi 'heir mn 'or an increase ~
wages OF twenty-five cents per uaN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

There are half dozen doubtful States.
New York is one. The others are In
diana, New Jersey, Connecticut, Ohio,
Oregon and California, and not one OF
these, except New York, is for Grant.
Four are for Blaine Ohio is for Sher-
man and Blaine; and Connecticut is di-
vidcd between Blaine, Sherman and
Edmunds. five accept the EAGLES
theory, Mr.. Blaine is the man to nomi-
nate. lie has majority of the doubt
full States. Even New York is divided,
a number of her delegates, including
some of the strongest men in the State,
being for Blaine.--dtchison Champion,
Who besides the Blaine men say New
York is divided? We guess nobody
Ohio is not doubtful. The other States
mentioned cut rather small figure
when held up along side of New York
With New York the Republican party
is safe; without her the chances are
that the late rebels will run this country
for the next four years in their own in
terests in liquidating claims for losses
ofproperty aud the pensioning of the
soldiers who wore the gray.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
IN CONTEMPT.

News reached this city yesterday that
Judge Campbell, who is now holding
court at Winfield, had required that the
editors Of the Courier, Telegram and
Monitor be brought before him to an
swer to . charge of contempt, and that
he had fined Ill three two hundred dol
lars each and costs. The trouble came
81 structures and reflections appearing
In these papers touching the trial, con-
viction and sentence Of Que Payson.
The fines are pretty heavy, but not hav-
ing read the articles and knowing moth
Ing Of the merits Of the case We can
give NO further particulars. Whatever
may DO said of Judge Campbell as
politician or otherwise. on the bench he
il very strict in his bearing, and digni-.
aed in giving Judgment. We are sorry
Tor the boys, and hope the Judge may
remit the fine, bit there is NO excuse
for attacking Judge on the bench who
to the best Of his abilities and convic-
lions l. discharging sworn duties.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
THREATENED SECESSION.
THE SPIRIT THAT WILL Nor Down
But GROWS APACE IN SEDG WICK.

DCT THROWS APACE IN SEDG WICK.
There are, fortunately or otherwise,
individuals and elements in all organi-
cations and societies-secular, political.
religious, and animated with a
spirit of discomfort, finders Of fault
with the opinions of the ruling bosses.
1t is very aisagrceable, and at times
obnoxious, fact, yet upon the whole, eff
fective of good results. 1t is spirit
that keeps every society and organiza-
ton stirred up to good works and high
aims therefore TO be tolerated. Seced-
crs always come out at the little end Of
the horn, and they therefore should be
encouraged as martyrs rather than prod
igals. This is not an allusion to the late
sorchcad Republican call, nor 10 the dis
satisfied agriculturists who want two
big fairs in one county. 1t is to the
convention of the unlerrified that met
last Saturday. Where we dreamed all
was harmony, patriotism and single
ness Of purpose to succeed to the offices
that are to be dished out by Tildcn, Sey-
mour, Hendricks, ct al, there came
rumblings of threatened storm, aud q
cry of dissolution.
Verify these times are out Of joint
this is world of trouble.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
A SURPRISE PARTY.

A party of masked men called on
Chas. Rhoads with rope moose and
several revolvers last Monday night and
ordered him to go before J. Il. Brodnix,
at Harper, and relinqaish his fling on
eighty acres of land. Rhoads lives about
five miles northeast of town, and has
some trouble with ono Of his neighbOrs
about a claim. and was ordered to re-
his filing as above, but instead,
he packed his household goods and
come to Anthony, where he is at pres
ent stopping. Rhoads has advertised
and expects to prove up and live on his
claim. A number of the mob are known
and further developments may OCCUR
Antk0nu Republican.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
PRESIDENTIAL ESTIMATES.

The New York Tribune of last Sat
urday publishes four tables of Repub-
lican delag ates-6Oo already elected out
Of the 756. The Sherman estimate
gives Sherman 1874 votes no other can
didate named.
The Grant estimate gives Grant 81,
Blaine Ia, Sherman IS, Edmunds 81
and Washburne Ii.
The Blaine estimates give Blaine 287,
Grant 1911, Sherman So, Edmunds "a
and Washburne II.
The Jribune's cstimvte gives Blaine
24l, Grant 224, Sherman II, Edmunds
81 and Washburne IS.
The st. 10 Herald observes that if
Grant and Blaine stand as close as that
at Chicago both will be beaten.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

port Tor other membeis of ~ Amfly
Henss & b that / hare slwaYs ~ ~,
without some rsnazkahly ard ualeeed
for ch.axs Of nisd ocean, win eonklnnc
to have bat limited amount of sym
patty for that class Of swcet-seeated,
wandering male teachers who ere sbsn-
dainty able, but decidedly to lazy, to
procure their own support by physical
labor. and who, during the spring
months, are almost invariably 10 be
seen trayersing the rural districts seek
ing TO procure small country school
where they can pleasantly while away
the hot summer days with that grave
and bodily ease which they are consti-
tutionally SO web adapted to enjoy.
And neither can find words sufficient
to express my indignation At the action
OF school boards in giving preference to
that Glass Of teachers to the exclusion oil
worthy and dependent female teachers.
Aud another important point in this
connection. and one which should give
female teachers at least an equal cousid-
Grafton with male teas hers, is the fact
that moral precepts aud examples of
the females, as rule, in the capaci,y OF
teachers, and otherwirc do much moro
in the way of training and directing the
minds of the youth in the paths of v;r-
tue and morality than is the case with
the male sex. But do not wish by this
to he understood as attributing all the
existing virtue and morality to the fe-
male sex. nor all the vices and immoral
ity to the male sex. On the contrary,
l admit that there always have been and
NO doubt will continue to be instances
Of females disgracing and dishonorins
themselves and their sex, and exerting
an evil influence over those with whom
they are associated. Yet ~ We look
over the present and along the dim
vista ofbygone years, we find the char
acters of the females, as class, to be
pure aud spotless compared with the
immortality, crimes and debauchcry as
practiced By the male classes in all ages
and nationalities from the hovel to the
thrown. LONG JOHN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
A WONDERFUL. RECORD.

Tho Clerk of the Lower House of
Congress, in a report made last week
Of the reports introduced and passed
this session, shows that one-twentieth
of all the bills passed the present ses-
sion, local and general, were introduced
by the Hon. Thos. Ryan of the Third
district of Kansas. And yet there are
those SO blind or SO selfish as TO declare
that Ryan ought TO be re placed by an
other. The average member does
not get through single measure.
while the Oldest and experienced Con-
grcssmen have been eclipscd by our
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20

Guaymas, one of tine objective points
of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
road, is in the State of Sonora, Mexico,
situated on the Gulf of California, and
is town Of seven thousand inhabitants
HermosillO has fourteen thousand, and
Ures six thousand. 1t il claimed that
this route is three hundred miles short
err than the presen; one between New
York and San Francisco, and that it
brings the latter city one thousand
miles nearer to Australia and New
Zealand
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-20
STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

From the Leavenworth Times we
learn that ON the second day of the
meeting of the above society the follow
ing officers were elected:
President, DIR. y. +. Fryer.
LIST Vice President, DR.. F. NJ. Daley.
I'd Vice President, DIR. j. Grass.
Secretary, DR.. +. n. Morse.
Assistant Secretary, DR.. W. B. Glib
son.
Tr,,asurrr. DIR. w. w. Cochrane.
Board of Censors-Drs. c. c, Furley,
of Wichita; Lamphear, Of AtchisOn !;
Schenck, of Usage Lyman, of Manhat-
tan, and Shoyer, of Lcavenworth.
Topeka was the place selected to hold
the next session of the society, on the I'd
Tuesday of May, 1881.