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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15


The L. &. Henry boom has extended
southwark and caught the American
Eagle, presided over by The sorrcl hair.
ed genius Of the Arkansas valley, Col.
Murdoch, who comes Out in strong
article for the liking Of the wheat field
The Wichita Eagle said Henry will
make an excellent Governor Clay
Center Dispatch.
Suppose in answer to the above we
should say. the bald headed yawper of
peeled onion eyes vino weekly CATER
wauis his offensive. .oiiicious Blaine of
Maine brain through the elegant and
impcsonal columns of the Dispatch is
informed that he he's truth on his side
for once, does he think The average
northwestern Kansas editor would
more fully appreciate the force of II?
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
GRAxrnDLEGATEs.


NJ. ". Reynolds wh6is nsw in Wash.
ington, interviewed Senator Logan
and Cameron, touching the action of oul
State Convention in denying the second
and third districts two Grant delegates
each, and the subsequent action Of tho
delegates from the districts electine
National delegates. Senator Cameron
answered: "You have done right. You
have strong and mcritorious case. II
is even stronger than oar own in Penn
sylvania, though we there selected by
districts except inone instance. Have
your delegates at Chicago. They are
undoubtedly entitled to admission
Senator Logan answered :"Yon have
done just right. and acted wisely and
discrccily. My advice is to have Your
delegates at Chicago. Have a true state.
mcnt of facts prepared, and the con-
veniion to say the least, win never make
one rule for New York and another for
Kansas
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
AN EARLY CONVENTION

The congressional central committee
for the Third district meets next week
ct Hutchinson to determine the time
and place for the next convention 10
nominate the Republican successor OF
Thomas Ryan. As the rule seems this
year to be early conventions on account
Of their great number We suggest that
our committee give us o convention 10y
the latter part Of june or early in July,
not more than month later than the
Presidential convention. As 10 the
place we have no choice. Newton is a
very central point, if she can find hotel
recommendations. If her people doubt
their ability in that line, Wichita has
hotels and halls in abundance for even a
State Convention.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
HEATHENS.

London, April PA dispatch from
Rangoon reports that seven hundred
men, women, boys, girls, priests and
foreigners have been burned al I've, un.
der the towers of city walls as q sacri-
fee for the restoration of the Kings
health. The panic in Malakoky is fright.
fu and hundreds of people are leaving
the city. The Kings illness is said to be
leprosy.
The seven hundred men, boys, girls,
women, priests and foreigners sacrificed
at Mandaly for the restoration Of the
Kings health were buried alive, not
turned, under tie towers OF the city
walls.
The following is an explanation. of
horror: When city is built in Bur
nah, human sacrifices are offered. The
new monarch usually has a new capital.
There has been no change of capital and
the virtue Of old sacrifices being gone,
to appease the vile spirits, astrOlOgers
declared it necessary to offer seven hun
dredliyes as sacrifices. which were made
by order of King Thechaw.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
rH.Ac!:ALL.

Thexe has bcsN4 Ecat deal Of unnec-
essary palsvar nd squiesning by the
Blaine pepers siace the action Of the
State Coesention. Whole columns are
taken npd8 up in telling what's usage
and what'sright. The bestsnd simplest
way to swamp their buncombe is,to
draw the cali upon them. Tha. tells the
whole tale. Under it Grant should have
had four delegates and Blaine six from
Kansas. Read it:
A national convention of the Repnb-
lieaM -peetv win meet at Chicago On
"Wednesday. the I'd day Of June, next,
at IL o'clock noon for the nomination
of candidates to be supported for Pres
ident and Vice President at the next
election. Republicans, and al who will
cooperate with them in supporting the
nominees of the party, are invited to
choose two delegates from each con-
grc.sional district, four at large from
each State, two from each Territory and
Two from the District Of Columbia. TO
represent them in the Convention.
+. j. d. CAMERON,
Chairman National Committee.
TiIOs. B. KEoGII, Secretary. -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
MAYBE IT IS NOT SO.

The following thrilling Kansas ro-
nance is now having run in the east
ern paper:
"a Kansas farmer from Germany,
and later from Pittsburgh. wanted wife
and wrote TO friend in that city that he
was too busy to go courting for himself
and, in very brief and bnsiness-like
letter, asked his friend to hunt him up
wife. The Pittsburg man knew q
pretty German girl just waiting for
somebody to fall in love with her, and
told her Of his letter. She gave him .
photograph of her to send to Kansas.
The farmer answered that he liked her
looks first rate, and sent her the money
to come on. She started at once, and
they were married on her arrival. A
few days the Pittsburg go-bctwecn re-
ccived letter from his Kansas friend.
stating that he liked his new wife very
mach, and she liked him, and enclosed
in the letter deed for fine tract Of
land in Kansas as 3 reward for his scry-
ices
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
OBITUARY.

The Atchison papers contain the sad
announcement Of the death Of Mrs.
Preutiss. wife of Noble L. Prcntiss, Of
the Champion. Although Prcntiss is
known well in almost ever. town in the
State as public writer and speaker,
few outside Of Atchison, Topeka and
Jsarncd knew the woman that has gone.
She WAS quiet. sweet and motherly.
possessed Of q cultivated mina and a
womanly heart--a heart for any fate SO
long rs she was with those to whom she
was linked by the closest tics. She died
sitter long and lingering illness. lcav-
Ing hchind two daughters and her hus-
band. who know best the value of the
one whose place for them can never be
ollcd.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
THE JUDGSHlP.

The Winfield Courier appears with a
ssrong article endorsing Judge Torrance
for Judge Of this district al the next
election. 1t says he is prominent law
yer and good citizen. equal. We sup
pose. in those respects to Judge Adams
Of this city or Judge Campbell. the
present occupant of the bench. The
Courier says Torrance will not use the
position in politics nor as stepping
stone for himself for higher places.
Judge Adams Of this county pledges
himself to the same end. We have had
too much Of this judgship in politics in
this State. A most understandable ex-
hibit OF its effect was seen in our hate
State Convention.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
GOULD AND Hrs HACKERS SAID TO
HAVE FALLEN Our.
THEKISc LIABLE TO LOSE HIS ScErrR

The KING LIABLE TO LOSE HIS SCEf'TRE
The Boston capitalists who control the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail-
| road and other western lines have late
ly renewed their efforts to prevent
Gould from getting control of the prin.
cipal roads in the West. and il reports
are based upon facts, Mr.. Gould stands
in considerable danger Of losing much
OF the ground that he was supposed 10
be already in possession of. and NAV
after all be compelled TO take back
seat aud allow the Boston people TO
come to the front. MIR. Gould. il is 9 a.
ted. during the past two or three
months has lost the confidence Of a
number Of the heavy capitalists. who
have been aiding him, and trusted TO
his superior maDipulaticns. These back
ere, if Is stated, have al last found out
thar Gould was only sctuated bv selfish
motives. and did nothing to further
their interests The case OF the Wabash
is cited as an instance where the so.
called Gould syndicate invested Mill
ions without any show of return. This
road has been saddled with an Immense
load OF Improbable lines and branches.
aud when Gould found out that he had
ovsr-reached himself he quiet, sold
out his interest in that road and pur-
chased the Missouri Pacific to make that
hne' the principal outlet for The onion
and Kansas Pacific. turning the profits
from the Pacific businc into hi own
pockets. and giving the syndicate that
held the Wabash only the drippinxs.
Owing TO these manipulaticus q storm
has been brewing around Goald's head
for some time past, and il is said has un-
settled his nerves tc such an extent
lately that he has become an entirely
changed man. Gentlemen who have
seen and conycrscd with him during his
late visit in the West say that he il no
longer the spirited xc;ive man tina, he
was lie seems TO be sick aud tirs,d and
often falls asleep daring interesting con-
sersasions. The Boston people seem to
tnxoAok0 oaxnAsaDuofsl sUuAka cunii.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

We have heard il suggested that the
announcement of Marsh Murdoch as a
candidate for Governor, originated in
Wichita, and was clcyerly devised plan
to get the names of Murdoch aud Steele
before the people. OF course we could
no; seriously mistrnst either of those
great statesmen of resorting TO such a
little newspaper cxpedient but we
must confess thai the style of the an
nounccment and of the response ~ the
Eagle bore striking resemblance one to
the other. And then too. TO have i.
credited 10 the journal, to give il char
acicr! Too thin. neighbor, too awfully
thin .-1afbOay Journat.
Yes, no doubt. II we thought any
body had noticed the credit. we should
feel bad also. The contemplation of
the probability of such Il credit even,
makes MS sick now.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15


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~iek county ksssas.
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W..
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strict conn Ut shs ~ b tasi,sial ds-ssss ssfvse
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tsvssh,g t~sstf ~ssves RI sssssh, ss1 ia range
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

Some correspondent of our Demo
cratic reighbor refuses 10 be comfort
ed because out of pure compliment The
editor of the EAGLES name was ,ng-
gesicd in a gubernatorial connection.
Tie fairly WRITINGS in agony because we
quoted a few Of the many favorable
comments made by friendly papers. We
feel sorry for the fellow. bat his con-
temptible envy is beyond any reach OF
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
sia.. 4 Ii..ioa. yi.lo.ia :t. "n ''' Is
Proposals for Wood, Coal and
Corn.

Headquarters Department. Of the Missouri,
0ffise OF Chief Quar,srtnsstsr.
FORr LEAvEswOkfB. March 81. tsso.
sesied propesAi.. IN tritifesi~. subject 10
the u-Iiai conditions. wiz be received 1T this
of'i'-.. or at the Offices OF the Quartz r,ns.,er.
AZ the Posts named belos. until ~ o'rto~h.
, poon. on Tuesday May lss,. sf which time
| and pize.s they viii be opened IN the pres
eBee Of bidders. TOT furnishing aud d~lisssy
OF the following military supplies. or suss,
portions tb@feof sssy be inquired. dur,px
;ss a-esi yesr eosaDIsn,s.s Jsi. l. tss,. ss.ss
ending June D. Irs'. zig y; .o"d 81 Fsft.
Lsssrawsrth, Riley, Hays. Wsilaee aud
bo'ig~. kso.ss: Fart Elliott. Texas: tor1.
supply. si's and Reno. ard the Caatssaent.
North fsrs AsasJsss River. Indian Terrific
~. VI Btumlncsas sosl NJ fsrts Lesses-
worth. Aiisy. iisy.. wsissec. aaJ Dssiss
hsn.a-, and Fort 'bit.oH. Isdisp Istrsfory /:
sssi u shareoz, al tott Lessen~psth, Kan.
.s-; ron Elliott, fesas. ssd forts -iIi sDa
Keno, lnsisab Territory. Also ss the ssi,sp
tsn,-. ~ rBss osfisr osts. for .beIi~d Corn
si toFt LesssH~cfi.. Junction siiy. Do3ys
sity and " ellington. hsis.z-. and fsrts H.
se aa3 sii. Indian Territory.
.frsye.si- Tor eiss-r sia-- ~ the supplies
mentioned. or fsr quantities is.@ than the
" buss rrgaired ssli Be received
ksei proposal sb1.t s.e accomplished by \
boz . THAT ibr bidssrf VIII mot withdraw hi.
bid within sky day. from date Of Opening
and viii rD'er ssts contract ~ifb.s ten .isy =
after reesiys Of notice fast the contract has
been a. sr,iefi to hins.
he 1os<rpspest reserve the right to re.
leet ssy as All ss<.ys~4s.. preferences ~iiI
De xi,vn 20 articles ct sionts~ile productions.
BsSnk prs'p".3is AMI printed sars1ssss ei&s
Ing .ss sfss AID Estimated quantities fequsf.
81 at gSrh pssf. and zssssg sgii issfrsasss.a.
D 10 tss ss.ssxf VI sssls4Bx, the sasoast Of
DO d fsgsss.j =. srsosaYsuf essb trsssss~i.
essHtssisns 10 se observed b. isi.l.i~rs, sas
trim. Of rossrs<,i ss..i isssmrst viii be TAR.
aisbeJ Ss Application 20 fais DE5rt. Of 70 tire
xasftsrrssstrrs 81 Ia s4fsag.s y~siS a s,s~ss
kH,e.ps,e. continuing pretsssis ssssi.l bs
MARKED. "rfsys-ss. sos 81 -. e
and adsis%-.sss to the assisfssxsss, ~ u, sbs
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80 alfsd .t.fes Arms.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
MEMPHIS ROUTE.

a railroad from Fort Smith to Ar
kansas City, in Southern Kansas, not
more than $50 miles in length, will not
only place Memphis in connection will
also place Memphis ten miles nearer the
centre of the great corn growing dis
trict of Central Kansas than St. Louis.
The rapid development of Memphis in
to n great distributing centre will follow
the completion Of this line. Rival cit
les see the point, and are strongly rep
resented by active agents in Washing
ton. working to defeat the bill granting
the right of way. The bill is receiving
no support except from Kansas. The
people of that State have forwarded
numerous petitions to their Congress-
men in favor of the bill, but not word
has been heard from the people of Ten
Globe Democrat
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
THE FRENCH TREATMENT.

FOR ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, 81
CoSstitss;osal Debility, Fx1sssed .risslisy.
Loss Of fseryy asS Ambitios, csssrstiss wssk
sees, LasliNy, NsrroSs Lssom~is, Essross 7Ss-
mors, PslPasties sad all Fsaz;ona1 Dsrsaee-
ments Of tie Hssrt. Female Wsst.sss, Hysse,i3.
Epil<psy or Fas, and all nervous affections
whether arising from the excessive use Of
strong tea, coffee, tobacco, opiates, slcoholic
stimulants, over mental and physical exer.
tion, or early indiserete habits aud cxcesses
during maturer years.
This is the GREAT FRENtH cCRE 70
much used and relied on BY the ablest physi.
clans Of France and other countries for the
cure Of class Of nervous and private diseas-
e. 50 very common. II gives strength and
vigor to the weak, nervous and debilitased,
confidence to the timid, shy and bashfui. re-
stores weak memories, cures sick headache,
weak backs, pimples ON the face, palpitatinx
hearts, and returns To the despondent once
more the fresh bloom Of youth.
The FRENCH TREATNENT, With special
advice and full instructions, can be had at
DIR. LOsEE 4 BROS Dispcnsary,
Wichita, Kansas.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD.

Albuquerque, New Mexico April g.
Albuquerque, to San Francisco greet
ing. At eyclcn o'clock to-day the At
lantic and Pacific Railroad broke
ground aud commenced to grade the
road from Albuquerque to San Francis
co. The road runs out to the union dc.
pot Of the New Mexico and Southern
Pacific, crosses the Rio Grande in half
a mile and runs straight west, a little
n'r'h Of the thirty parallel. APP
propriatc ceremonies were conducted
by Gov. E. S. Slower, Ira NJ. Bond, pro-
prietor of the Mcsilla News, Doctors
Torrey and Hendrickson and Mr.. Gar
land for the company. The speech of
the Governor of North Carolina to the
Governor of South Carolina was re-
ferred to and Champagne poured upon
the turbid waters of the Rio Granac.
They were sill and the grading rushed
forward.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

JAY Gould. by his railroad combina-
sion> is shipping corn irons the interior
of Kansas to. ST. Louis cheaper than
from Kansas City. and the latter place
is setting up a wonderful howl. Gould
said l,e intended 20 help make Kansas,
and we guess he is keeping his word.
Kansas Cit. had better appoint a day
o. fasting and pat ii in: praying for
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JAMES L. pYEs. ssc.s,.r. So.



District Court. t3th Judicial District. ssdg.
wick county. Kansas
1his taa ria.
". n saunders. Cor
= ssi T. = Is ..ss'i'r' and
Dy virtue Of an .sdsv ss sais ibsasA eat u ~
district csavt " the ish jsrtai dtssytes, sststae
l., and fsS ssstgstcA exsasty. kaa<assf wherst1
this Ian Pin h plaintiff ssd -. sas.dsss.
ternsiis x aanstsrs. aud y 4. Tsrnse srs do
fsadaats, 4 vii; on
ssfvssy. the ~ dag Of Msv isss
~ o'etsHk p IA ~ the ess9rthsa~s DOR. bsiHo
~ the frant ~ the baiiitss ksowa - kssis bireA
on '.oagias Avenue. In the city ef whktts. Mar
sa. eaer for 81 pu,.i,e sss,iss 10 ths kiske-s
bidder for cs-h ia hsud. al tbs rsEkt, tttls snd
,.iia " %aasdsr@ snd y { Turner In and ~ the
fsiis~tnx dezrs bed real prtsrts, sitsatst Ia The
es,aat, Of ss-igv isA. stale ~ kse<a-. ~ wit
Tho eat hair ~ -srtisn M. t~snty -hsar and
east he'll aud sssush sess ssasftsv ~ southeast
quarter ~ ssctt.,s NJ. thisfseB, tsspekip No,
tsenfs eight. range ers. ssst tks os"ths eel
quarter at ssett,s. stxhtesa. tos s~hip twenty
eight, Fssxs two. east ths systk ~est yssstss
~ section tsssty-stk, t.@Bshfy tsexS3 -ssvss.
vAess one. ~s-t. and the s.vsh . est quarter u
the northeast quarter - .<ettsss sIstsss. ssus-
chip twssty -sssse. range ons, east
SAID real rrvpssts 10 issisd Ht-op % the pv,ess-
T. ~ sief4asats above canned aad will he cold 10
sstisfy said sriss ~ ,sie
shsriTs oMce. wichita. sssigvseh eoassy,
ksasss, Aprti =. isBp
asa shsua seds~teb tsssty. Ksasass
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THE EXODUS.

a number Of kansans. who we're sum
moncd, have been tcstifying for week
or ten days before Voorhees, exodu,
committee at Washington. \ large
majority of the Kansas witnesses swear
that Kansas did not want the Southern
negrocs, unless they came prepared to
buy farms or otherwise sustain them
solves. There is little demand for un-
skil.cd labor in Kansas. Even farmers
iced hands seldom, our smooth prsirie>
being SO well adapted TO machinery and
I'll the improved implements.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
DON'T LIKE HIM.

Sol. Miller, editor Of the CHIEF, done
ike our man Gel. S. K. Jocelyn nor the
resolutions introduced by him in the
State Convention. Very likely. We
have to hear Of Blaine man that does.
Jocelyn was for the rights of his dis
trict and when these were denied he
hoped, by his resolutions, to inject a
little responsibility and halfway decen-
o.. into the belly Of the bu!ldoser's pro-
eecdings for the sake Of the good name
az the State abroad.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

Hon. John NJ. Steele, of Wichita, is
looming up as candidate for Govern.
or and has been heartily endorsed wher-
ever his name has been preached. lie
has managed the affairs Of Sedgwick
county for number of years and his
faithful services are universally appre-
ciated by the far mers. He is the recog-
nized leader Of the Republican party in
Sedgwick county, and as ono Of the
most prominent business men Of Wich-
Tia; he has been selected as the proper
man 10 secure in his person the repre-
sentation of TIE Great Southwest in the
gubernatorial chair lie has every quail
ification necessary to make him popu-
lar and efficient goverDOr.-Anfh0ny
Republican.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
TUE ENGLISH WAY.

One Of the peculiar features of the
English electoral system is, that it az.
fords opportunity for a candidate de
fcated in one locality to stand for Par.
lament in another That is what Her.
bert Gladsto one. son of the cx-PrimC
Minister. is about 10 do. Having been
defeated in Middlesex, he will no = run
in Leeds, ono Of the districts from which
his father was returned, and which he
declined, accepting instead, tie seat for
Midlothian.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

We have at last got our clutches on a
Wichita Eagle. and are happy. II is
two weeks OLD, but what of that Ii is
the prettiest, best edited, best arranged
and livelicst newspaper in the state of
Kansas. and its editor one of the best
inen that ever tortured iaber. Ii ii will
only reach our table each week we shall
continue 10 be happy Marion Banner.
Thank you. We will endeavor to have
il az YOU suggest
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

Tic Anthony Republican favors J. VI
Steele. of Wichita, for governor, be-
cause Murdoch refuses 10 be a candi-
daic. We can see no reason why Mr..
Stceld would not make q good govern
Or elle PLANE Ncws.
We can hear of nobody that has seen
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
Good Thing.

German E,rspf Il the spseid pse-sfsysos
u Dr. A. Bs.shss. seslssssted 0srsss PITY
sssssn. and u setsawsedssd ~ be sse u the
Do-f imysrtsnf discoveries IN sssd.siss. ID
gsiftfy snf~s eosgh.. eaids aud sil isss
lsssifsies 81 the srssfest nstssv. ssnssias, -
g does. the rance u fsse Affection aud is4slng
the parts In ssrsns ard b~saissy sosalsiss.
II 10 rot so sxs-rsxBsstsi nss,t<iRs. but bss
.se.d ilss tsss u ,~sss. xisins sstssfs~fsss N
ever ~~s-os essosss. Two mfsiiea bottles
s1ii zssasss. jts~sfr Of Desfssisss Of sissi-
sss ssssass. isisas isstfs.iseea- bs>eks~,s ss.r.
mar syrup ~ss issf.dsse<J - the tsstsA
-ts'es .a ls~, sod 10 nos svtt in ssssy tswe
and village 10 tss eisiiis~s sefsd. tbses
io-s< VIII fs'ssxs srf sfsissssY cough Fssss
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15
SETTLED AT LAST.

The A,chison Champion takes the
roll call Of the late convention on res
olution and publishes it to prove tina,
the Third District of Kansas was for
Blaine anyhow. If that was SO, why
didn't the Blaine-dozers allow il to Sc.
lccl their own delegates? What next:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15


The Governor on Thursday received
certificates from Washington for some
thing over 10000 acres more school land
for the State. The lands are mostly in
the HAYS City Land District
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

There will be 156 delegates in the Ma
.ional Republican Convention, and il
viii require the votes of $40 10 nominate
a candidate. OF the delegates eighteen
represent Territories, and go arc from
the Southern States.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-15

Coy. NJ. N. Murdock las withdrawn
in favor OF Gov. John NJ. Steele. Moth
ing like little harmless recreation
Mtd Press.
You would not have IL understand
tina; YOU will not support Southwest
ern man. after the Great Bend Conven-