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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-29
LEGAL TENDERS.
OuInCrxrrp

ONO CENTER. Jan. Is. 1880.
| saw an article in the EAGLE from
the pen of Mr.. Woodman against re.ir-
ing greenbacks or legal tenders. and
have seen several of the same sort but
don't think he or any one else san give
a good reason for retaining them in en-
culation. The policy of the Republican
party for he last ten year. at least has
been TO retire enough Of The icga. ten
der to make il possible to establish and
maintain specie payments. We think
il necessary to have every dollar of pa
per money of any kind convertible TO
coin at the option of the holder. We
think tina, Is the only honest money.
Now ST the presea; time We have seven
hundred millions Of paper money in cir
cnlation. and abou, three hundred mir
lions Of specie 10 redeem il with. Now
here we have three hundred millions Of
guod and four hunired millions OF Fat
money. Can Mr.. W. or some one else
tell rs us how the screen hundred mill
ions can be redeemed with fhree hsIn-
dred. would beg leave To iEfsrsa him
Ma, the days os miracles have passed.
A multitude Of people have not been
STAGED q Two IoeSts q tysAd sRd thru
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-29
RIGHT OF WAY.

/, Most of the readers Of this paper are
aware that the editor, n. N. Murdoch,
is absent at Washington in the interest
of this city. The following cnminnnica-
ton, addressed to the Mayor aud Coun-
Gil, and which was read before that body
tauching upon the question Of right Of
way through the Indian Territory, was
handed in by the Mayor for publication:
WASHINGTON, ID. C., Jan. %, 1880.
To Hon. Wm Gxifensteia and NemJ,rs Of
Council.
DEAR SIRs: Wi;hia the past few days
have received several letters from The
Mayor, w. G. Woodman, and others,
touching bill granting the right Of way
TO a Memphis corporation for the con-
: ructi,n If a railroad down the valley
'hrnugh the Territory, connecting
Memphis and Wichita. l have made a
ihar.ugh investigation Of the status Of
the bill an.l The enterprise. From our
dclaYa irM llcarn that there is not the
leas probability of Yourg's bill passing.
q l;ch is The one alluded TO. No bill
gran'irg The right "fway to any specific
or famed corporation can pass. The
only bill tat has aay show-and which
hill is now ia the hands of The House
Commit; &c on Indian Affairs-is the
bill in,r, duced by Thomas Ryan. His
bill provides 'ha any company that may
immcdia ely enter upon the wDrk aud
Wig. ro,isly prosecute lie same shall have
he right of way, provided that the COLI
seat fsuch tribes through hose rescr-
ga 10, he proposed lie shall run can
be frs; oh ained, except III cases where
such rigil has been reserved to the gov
ernmeni by treaty. The bill further
provides RICH, of way through the
cs or. pars The Terrific ~ north aud
: uih ir. IN Kansas to Texas. The South
era members generally are frieadly to
his bill, AID me Of hem are vehement
ly urgi"ga favorable report. The only
ir uple is il The Indian Committee to
whom il was referred. The Easter
members prete.,d TO link that il means
war upon The rights of the Indians. l
am therefore convinced that your body
nor The business If cur city iced enter-
ain any fears in thai direction. | am H.
pussessi n "f other railway news of i'm
portance to aad clleciing Wichita, which
probably had better not be committed
to writing at this ,iins. Suffice IL to say
that Wichita IL all right So far as the ST.
Louis and Western is concerned, AID at
no great cost to the city or c'uaty.
Your obedient servant,
NJ. NJ. MURDOCH.
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sHERxAN BOON.
To IL E1itor Of he Eaqls:

To AZ Editor Of he Eagle:
I meant to have written to you be
fore and told you of that splendid oyste'
supper at Wick Anderson's New Year.
eve, but rs ii IL SO long gone by ! vii
say nothing about it except to say tina
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson arejust the PEG
pie to manage such little affairs.
There seems to be quite an immigra
ton to Kansas for 80 early in the spring
Mr.. Pomeroy, Of Ohio. has moved
with his family into Mrs. Katie Ander'
sons house. We understand that Mr.
Pomeroy has bought the Lewis Rict
farm, which is one Of the best in THU
part of the country. As Mr.. PomerOy
comes well recommended we give him
hearty welcome.
Mr.. Prey, Of Springfield. Illinois, il
visiting at Mr.. Anderson's and looking
at the country, with which he is vel
pleased Mr.. Prey, in company with
Mr.. Wick Anderson, have taken advan-
tage of this pleasant weather 20 take q
run out to Harper county. but we think
they will come back more in love with
old Sedgwick than ever.
Mrs.kate johnson and Little Maud
have returned after long and pleas
ant visit to relatives and friends in the
old Sucker State. Henry says il seems
nice TO have housekeeper again. Mrs.
johnson reports warm weather and
mud hub deep in Illinois.
Mr.. George johnson met with Sc
we're loss in the burning of his house
last week. He was in Wichita at the
time offhe fire, and none of his neigh
bOrs saw il in time to render any mate
rial assistance. Mrs. johnson succeeded
in saving considerable OF the furniture,
in doing which she showed great pres
ence Of mind. George is one of the ir-
pressible and already has house up
and moved into it.
Frank Dale has gone TO Wichita to
commence the study of law in Judge
Adams Office. j. W. Dale takes charge
of his farm in connection with his own.
As Frank always had .hankering"
that way we hope he will succeed, but
feel sorry for that school which will
have to be run in the future by one
teacher.
l think that some of our =, Ms must
be rather slow rs one Young man in this
neigllborhood goes after mail in the
evening and does not succeed in getting
home until the wee sma' hours. think
Uncle Sam should look after that p. NJ.
Miss Gina Vanhors Is a. home again.
She has been teaching a school south OF
Jamesburg. We hear very favorable
reports of Miss Gina as teacher,
Mr.. James Brink is selling machinery
fer fIm Nv kalamazoo, Michigan. AS
he Is wide-awake energetic man he
mill undoubtedly do we'll for himself
and the firm he represents.
We see Wichita is taixing railroad
very largely, but we hear of none out
this way except the st. Louis, and most
of us are losing heaft about that.
Uncle Horace Carpenter was round
circulating petition for the pardon OF
Leon Foquet. who killed Charlie Ander
son last fall. We see no object in pay
ing officers for putting the law in force
ard then nndoiHg their work. We IN
however, that he got greal
many signcrs. JIM Crow.
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THE FORT SMITH ROAD.

WICHITA, January "a, 1880.
To NE Editor If tie Eagie:
The Beacon. of last week. in column
article, gushes over the so-called Fort
Smith railroad project. Ia it's enthusi-
asm ii cries out: ''i4ct us take hold Of
it 1.-THE Memphis project aud see to it
that the franchise is not made shut
fle-cock in the hands of men, specala,-
ors and jobbers." All Of which l. very
fine as piece of gg>a. Bat don't they
know tho, the project is scheme Of
spectators and jobbers To get sonic-
thing for nothing!
Sliorn of all its legal verhia.e and
seemingly fair promises, ,he bill now be-
fore Congress. aud which the people Of
this valley are urged to eudorse.is moth
ing less than proposition to give n
bcdy Of men certain rights and privi-
leges which they may, and nndoubiedly
will. dispose of TO some railroad com
pany for cash in hand. In other words.
it is proposed that instead of selling
such franchise 10 some one of The
many railroad companies ready and
anxious 10 build road over the pro-
posed line. the United States shall Civ.
the franchise to pTiva-e corporation
that il NAV sell 10 the railroad company
Offering the most money. lfihat i, not
the aim and object Of the measure fail
t, understand the English language.
The proposed road runs through
lands belonging 10 the Cherokee Indians
and the bin proposes 10 give 30 feet Of
these lands, On each, side of the iraek.fo
the company, together will, all the iis-
hes. building material. etc. Yet have
not the least doab, bat tie authors uf
This bill. would be horT ied and iu9iy-
Danf at the teiu-ri;y 81 poor sqDstIer
who would even s,teHpt TO l"cnte upon
a quarter section Of issese lands.
know the railroad should be bnilt.
The interests OF this State and the
States desaand IL. so al
so the interests of Texas and kau-as
demand me building OF railroad frosn
this valley across the Territory 10 De-
ton or Fort Worth. No one company
should have the exclusive privilege 10
bald these iinc-. bat the right OF way
shoaid be thrown open 10 say anil all
railroad companies choosing TO avail
themselves Of the privilege. To that
end cur !'enp.c should unite, and BY pc
siti'.n ard instructions TO oar nesnbess
u Congress. seek 10 sccars free aud an
interrupted iu.e1caassc rhs.ags and
across the lnd.aa Tesrisc-y.
Ou.AacnGA.
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10 tie Editor Of tie Eek:
Our farmers are taking advantage a
tie beautiful weather we are having by
preparing their lands for the coulins
crop. Every night the horizoa is bean.
tifulIy Illuminated by the light from
burning corn stalks. Many hare from
ten to dfty acres plowed and ready sos
the corn planter.
/! The Bapti-ts closed series Of pro
tracied meetings at FL Paso lasi Sunday
night. They received four aecessions
to the church, who were immersed in
the Arkansas river on SUNDAY. The
Methodis:s have just begun a reyiv al al
the Stafford school house.
Miss Alice Druley. of Wichita. was
down visiting friends last week.
The Presbyterian Church is rapidly
nearing completion.
The Literaries AT FL Paso have assum.
ed immense popularity Of late; a crow
ded house greets them every Friday
night.
.ac..ia excitement prevails among ne
over The proposed opening of the indi-
an Territory. A memorial to Congress
praying that body to open it for settle
nen;. is being circulated for siyners.
FL Paso's youngsters have ALWAYS heeu
noted for jolliiy and inischievoasness
and it seems they do no, intend to sur
render their notoriety in that rcsaect
for some yet For amusement during
the beautiful nights of last week they
inansurated The plau OF having ghost
parties, ana at any time of the night.
from 8 O'Clock until l, one might awake
and hear the demon sh. bull like bavl
Of the males, and the unearthly, cat like
"yowl" of the females. as he, tried to
initiate ghasily ilnaginations of the
spirit land.
Mr.. Henry Snyder is building large
two-story stone house.
Mrs. lIough has visitor frnm Elk
county. Runner has ii that he is max
ing negotiations for Mrs. HIS dagy,,.
ter.
Mr. Mahin's school win close in Ave
weeks. He expects then To .uake his
headquarters al Mulvane ior a new spa.
per aud general collecting agency.
Friend james Law is still, Athlete i
with fever and ague. Ele antici,a .es
starting for the mountains soop, with
the hope of regaining his health.
Mrs. Mccoy returned last saturday
night from; a trip among relatives in the
east,
MISE My Tucker has gone to Sf.Lou-
= TO attend school She is greatly miss
ed among he u -.atcs.
Mr.. Z. F. E,nrry, raiiroad agent al
Mulvan paid III Paso Il short visit last
evening, and was warmly greet
ed 10y many old friends.
Vocal n,,sic lessons are given at The
Prairie Grove school house on TUESDAY
and saturday night, of each wees, BY
MIR. j. 7. Graham. a very efficient in
structor.
Mr.. Brine iapie has gone to Illinois.
Yours, RErLrL.
Januar, %. 1880.
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COMING RIGHT ALONG.

Mr.. Gould has ordered a survey of
the Holden branch of the Missouri Pa
cific road from Leroy to Eldorado, and
promises that the line shall be complet-
ed n soon rs possible. Ii will pass
through Eureka and Eldorado, giving to
these towns. and the country through
which Ii passes. a direct connection
with st. Louis, This line is know n as
the ST. Louis and Arizona road, and it
leaves the main line of the Missouri
Pacific at Holden, Missouri. about sew
enty-fiYe miles eas, OF Kansas Ciiy.-.Lo
CElae .lCuraaI.
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LABEL,

Walker. ~ the Peabody Gazette aud
Jenkins. of the Smith County Pioneer.
both have been sued for damages ID
character. The modest sum OF ten
,,.oi.,and dollars in each case is the
amount of damages supposed TO have
been done 10 each plaintiffs character.
A. this amount Is not a large eae tot
an average editor We suppose the ac-
ruscd viii pay il rather than suffer the
ANNOYANCE of 4 petty law suit.
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sardines for loog time, nd IL b my
opfnIon tilnt ~ had better stop tryins
to raise = strife n the ranks Of The Re
publican party, q least until be can give
the desired information. But it m ght
be that he b thinking of MOL. II the
legal tenders were pctered he wouldn't
have the pleasure Of loaning a. much
6at money 10 he Kansas farmers Is he
has been in The habit Of doing. Nov l
would not lay . straw i. Mr.. WIS way
for the world, because We think he is a
pretty good s..rt If "a man, bus If paper
money coeyer iblc it,to in is the o ly
honest paper m aey (and claim tina
isl think he bes course pursue is he
one rec 'mme..ded by Preside II Hayes,
viz: re ire The gree. backs a, d have
nothing legal ender f r deb bul z Id
aud silver coin. / hi K the ia L., nj
banks should be required 1. keepa sufii-
cient am unit Of specie on hand to re-
deem these notes, thea We i'll have q
bona fide specie basis aud not ill he !.
Aud as far as he cure cy ques i,u il
Concerned would like Il, k..n.s ~ hat
We have bee. contc di gf rf The last
five years if il is..', for specie basis.
S me dish rs up his XII d II uff: .-Oh.
yea mass net i ker ~ he cure CIV,
:. i'll use tie bust ess aud arres the pre-,
ell tide ofpr5 speri'y Ia is f,wiHg liz
upou us" They d9n', step 10 outsider
he fac Ia ii e had IS aiied pr speri-
" On fla III ,i'ey basis hai there Aas
No iced If con racting he cafrcucy a
all, fer ~ hada era fg 4 times tr ia
'6S t. go by he side f - hich he prese
is "nly drop il, The buckle Blu as
necessary to contrac The cure cv
order 10 redeem specie paymea $, Il l
do moi believe Ina Mr.. W., oman ra \
other fla shriekcr can make specie pa,
mcD's AID greeuback paymeais meau
: he same thing. Ii Ca. C iinpeI "a ma.s
10 axe II reasury Il tic f-r deb ihen
"ur resilnlii.g specie payments is oply a
humbug hat IS plain 0 be sees BY a,y
one, AID | am in favor If The straight
aud honorable course marked on, Nv
rresiuehi tiaycs. STALwAKT.
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Al.FgED GRAY DEAD.

The telegraph annes"es The death oi
iIon. Alfred Gray. seere,asg ~ the
state Board of Agriculture. who died
II, roneka on the 23d inst. ~ half past
. o',ioek il The afternoon. lie had
been Ia il. '.esii., ,oy years. having been
affected with consumption, Unwilling
10 give up 10 The disease. however. he
has worked faithfully and with great
benefit to the state. lie has been a
.aast Ell Gent officer, the Gcst man the
Mate could have had in the place. II
will be a dish cult matter 10 replace him.
The funeral was b.id on SUNDAY from
his late residence.
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sTDG WICK AHEAD.

Secretary Gray in his last aepcf, on
the condition Of crops, acreage and con-
.;tion. takes the standard AT 100. He
gives the average Of eight OF the leading
wheat grow isg counties. One he quotes
at one twenty-forf. .edgwirk county
sands FAR ahead of all the resi- n one
iorie-scyen. twenty-five per cent. ahead
oi any other county in The state. Will
she editors of the s.,ealled golden belt
.,o,,l ,,n
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A CELEBRATED CASE.

Tie trial o. Rev. !:crber III. Hayden,
Oh The charge oi numbering Nary Stan
nard. at sockland. Connecticut. on the
afternoon OF Tuesday. September 3rd.
1879. began a; New Haven on the 9TH OF
October lass. a0d after long, thorough
and expensive investigation, taxing
alike the resources of The legal ana giea,
ieal profession, has resulted in disa-
srermcnt by the iurv.
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A FIT REPRESENTATIVE

The man elected Senator in Mississip-
pi, J. 4. George. was the inventor and
organizer of the celebrated shotgun
campaign" of 1875. by which an honest
Republican majority of full 5000 was
wiped out, and an immense Democratic
majority was secured. That campaign
was The most infamous carnival of ter
rorism, murder and feud ever known
in the United States. II is appropriate
that the Democrats of Mississippi
should cleo; such a ruilian TO represent
them i'm the Senate.-Ckampioa.
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The contractors headquarters have
been removed to this city. and business
connected with the construction Of this
road IL now Very Lively at this point.
The town and county are filed with la
borers. clerks. bosses. etc, and work is
being rapidly pushed. Graders and
stone masons are scattered along the
line from Severy in Greenwood county,
to this city, and force will this week
be PIT oil heiWecs this city aud Wichita.
The excavations for bridge abutments
al both the Whitewater and Walnut are
beng made, and will probably be COM
pletcd this week ii the water does not
rise, The weather is very favorable for
outdoor work. and the men are taking
advantage Of it.---iugussa Gdzefte.
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\ GENEROUS ACT.

JAY Could has given Governor St.
John permission 10 draw on him for
$4,000 10 relieve the suffering i'll West
ern Kansas. where the failure of crops
the past season has worked such desti-
tuition among the settlers, Jay Gould
Is becoming noted for his generosity.
Aud this is the same Gould who is GO
ing to build a railroad to Wichita this
season
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WILL STIR Up THE ANIMALS.

Tie Philadelphia Times has this to
.ay: "A Senator Blaine is through with
i,is war in Maine hc will soon disband
himself and return 10 his duties AT
Washington. Congress has been get
along in an unsa,isfaricr, sort of way
tor nearly two months now, Aid !; Is
beginning Ia he suspected that Blaine
VIII be in the right temper 10 stir up
HE animals little. The country is just
diving for little fisi.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-29

Of the new post Offices that during
the year 1879 became Presidential ctices
because the receipts are over 81 600 and
the President appoints the postmaster,
Kansas gains twenty-five, New York
and Michigan fourteen each, aud llii-
nois ten.-Chicago 7ri6mne.
And Missouri gains noae, of course.
Democratic rule IS not favorable to the
increase of postal facilities. The post
office aud the school house are Repuhii-
can instituiions.-Clobe IIe0ocraf.
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"ON To OKLAHOMA" WITH A
VENGEANCE.

Information has been received ut the
Department of the Interior that there
i movement on foot TO Organize
band for the purpose Of raiding the
bands Of Indians i'm the Indian Terrific
ny. The parties engaged in the work
have their headquarters at Wichita,
Kansas. The subject was discussed at
meeting of the Cabinet, and at
was decided io-issue instructions TO
Government officials ia that section "f
the country 10 forward all information
procurable regarding the matter. The
avar Department vii! distribute troops
SO us to suppress and check such move
ment as soon vs. IL is attempted
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-29
OLD PERSlsfMOSS

A fcw days ago we made the announce
ment that the Gould-Garrisnn road " as
to be extended VI est from LeR v al once
and that the route was agreed on as far
west as Eureka, and that was to be CON-
ile,e6 to the Arkansas river Lis summer
Since that tine q new board IF directors
has bcea elected. aud superini ehdcmt
If construction appointed. Engineers
are now al work setting tie grade
stakes betw eca Leroy AID Eureka. AID
contracts fer grading will be lie, as seen
"a cs ina - are made up. The vice.
presideai, the superintendent Of con-
: ruciion aud The n toraey an " rite that
he r, ad will be pushed forward 10 the
Arkansas riveras rapidly as possible
H,ioyQ4o T.ises.
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RAILROAD TANEs.

The main linz Of the A., L. X ;. r. X.
*. paid taxes ia th!s State, for the year
1879. one hundred and taree thousand,
ave hundred and seventy-fom dollars
and forty-seycn cents. The Wichita
and Southwestern, seven thousand three
hundred and eighi.-Gve dollars. The
amounts named do moi include taxes ON
lands. bui inclade only taxes upon right
ofway. track. road-hed. rolling stock,
tools. materials. telegraph lines, etc.
Vet 10 hear the average reformer talk
one would think the railroads were a
curse that was sapping the Likelihood Of
the people.
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TIE NEW OFFICERS.

At The annual meeting Of the stock
holders and directors of the st. Louis.
Kansas & Arizona railroad. held in Os-
agaioinc on The ,lth. the following Of
;irers were elected for the ensuing year
President S. II. IL. CLARK,
Vie. President A. Talmagc.
secretary C. &. Warner,
Treasircr-D l.. Garrison.
sci. Emerson, Engineer of the Mis-
sonri Pacific. Was appointed sypprin-
fendent OF construction and will have
charge of the building of the road.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-29

Tie burning Of The Globe printing Of
lice If Chesryvalc, has !e't the propric-
Tor. Mr.. {. +. Eueflington, without! the
means of re-cstablisi,iIg his paper. I've
is a gentleman worthy of the generous
AID of his fellow -townsmen. and Of the
newspaper publishers oc The State.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-01-29

The death of jules Eavre ends the life
Of one of The oldest and most influential
Of the Republicans OF France. He was
also distinguished IN literature, and was
one of the pmraet Of il,o public men OF
liz t,sna