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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
POLITICAL POINTS.

Gen. Banks is for General Grant.
Illinois. so far as heard from, is for
Grant
Gov. Woodson's friends are urging
him for Governor Of Missouri.
Thurman is the only Democrat who
can carry Ohio, say his friends.
The Ingalls, investigation cost the
government S5.i0s, and it was for
naught.
The Senate Exodus Committee has
cost Sl6.22i, and it has amounted TO
nothing.
II Tilden runs for President. John
Kelly will run too. II viii be fun fer
John. but death for s. +.
The two parties are so evenly bal
anced thai there is not likely to be mach
foslishness committed by either party.
The next California Legislature will
elect L.. 5. Senator, and iie will bc a
Republican. as the State senate has ~
hold-o,er Republicans.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
CONDEMNS THE ATTACK.

There appeared in the 81 Louis
Globe y,eg4ocr1s. of the 9Th instant, s
dispatch from Chicago. personally sba-
size Of the Hon. T. u. washbarne. II
was despicab.e piece OF work. that
could not have been concccsee. by an
honorable msn. General Grant heard
Of this Dispatch while at Springfield yes
ierdav. became very indignant, aud al
once feiegraphed TO = personal friend IN
this CITY, ~ fellows: II regret very
much hearing of fhe sfsAck of the
Globe Democrat vn Mr.. ws.hi,Hsne.
Mr. Washburne i and ha- always bees
mr. FREUD. and tssss- too wien fsas
friendship ~ss Of isse-s'saear rasae 10
me. could nrysr forget u % he sn-
grateful for H. The question :, VITO
in Chicago inspired 90 wrote that CO.'S
arsily attack upon Mr.. wsStsbarpe.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
THEEBAw, THE lxHuMAN KING.

hins Theebaw, Of Burmah. who Is
reported to have caused 100 men, wc-
men and children to be burned alive as
q sacrifice for his restoration to health,
Is bat 20 years old. Selected over his
elder brothers to rule, be paid the min
listers who had advanced HIM BY impris-
cning theni- Instead Of thesA advisers Of
his father, he surrounded himself with
men, or boys. of his own age and tastes.
and the palace became the scene Of or
gies conducted absolutely without re-
ssraint. An article lately published in
regard to him SAYS: Another Of Thee
baw's acts. Immediately after his acres
sion. was to secure himself against pal
ace pofrts by the simple process of kill
ing all his relatives. a better idea Of
Ehat this means can be gained BY CON-
sdering that the gay old monarch had
So wiye and no children, 81 wives and
SO children surviving him. 1t Is irnpos-
si5'e TO say how many of these brothers.
sisters and step mothers--so to speak
were killed. bnt eighty is fair COM
promise estimate. II must not be i'm
agincd that they were disposed ofwith
any sentimental tenderness. At first
the victims were led from their cells in
twos and threes TO shekho TO the King !:
then their heads were tied 10 their re-
speet-re l..i..' Q! s,;ls>ies. and blows with
a heavy Cub on the backs of their nccks
ended their misery. But this soon
proved too mild 4 spectacle for for the
iindish malignity of Theebaw. One OF
his elder brothers professed utter scorn
for what could be done to him, and was
logged to death. Another who had
looked upon foreigners as the dirt be-
meath his feet, and as utterly unworthy
to crawl beneath heaven and earth. WAS
tainted and driven TO madness before
receiving a half-fstal blow, and his
writing body was then thrown into
the gigantic trench dug to receive the
dead.
\ former Governor of Rangoon had
his nose anc mouth filed with gunpow-
der, match was applied. and he was
also flung into the trench to be siiflcd
by the succeeding bodies. One yoIng
girl of Is was pitched into the same
heaying grave after having suffered cv
cry outrage which could be diyised by
eight soldiers of the guard. The mas
sacre was carried on in this leisnrely
fashion unit, Theebaw and the execu.
TONERS wearied of the sport; then the
women were simply battered over the
head, and the children were swung
against the palace walls. At last the
victims were all killed, and the revolt
ing spectacle was over, but Theebaw's
plan-one not unusual in Burmah-
was not successful, for the reason that
three of his blood escaped, and enc of
them viii probably succeed him. The
area of Burmah Ga country in the south
east OF Asia, between India and
China, and south of ThibeD is 1872 900
square miles, and It's porula-
ton is 3.500.OC0. The revenue Of
its king is 100000, with perquisites
enough to make out the even million.
Inter- Ocean,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

From President Nickcrson's annual
report, the following interesting facts
arc cleaned
within the last year three branches
have been constructed in Kansas-19l
miles in all 26S.48 miles in New Mexico.
The company now has l,3l7.Si miles Of
road in operation from the Missouri riv-
er to the mountains and the Rio Grande
The gross earnings, including local lines,
December 3lst. were S6,3Sl, i42.51 !: OPP
Grating expenses, 1926, i74.s9. Trains
are now :unning into Santa Fe and TO
Albuquerque-and the company will
build jointly with the a. & r., line
from Albuquerque, along the 35th par
allel through Arizona and California to
the Pacific coast
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
MAKING n HOT roe KALLocn

View York. May IA dispatch from
san Francisco SAYS: The legal docu-
mcnis have been pripared for presents
lion to the Superior Court to-day
,iiarging Mayor Kalloch with prosiitii-
ting his official position and influence 10
his own personal gain, and praying that
Kalloch be deprived of hi position As
Mayor. Among the charges is one tha;
KaIlocll. knowingly, wilfully and cor
rup,ly. while Mayor, asked and recriy-
ed emolHment, 2rafui,ous rewards and
promises thereof for obtaining and fur
nishih2 employment in public ofiiee- to
divers persons, and retaining said per-
cons in Office.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
KANSAS AND ST. LOUIS TRADE.

The trade of more Kansas territory
is made directly tributary TO ST. Louis
by the ST. Louis and San Francisco
Road, which viii open its Kansas divi-
sion as far as Augusta on Sunday next.
Augusta is situated forty-fiyc miles
west of Severy, TO which point the road
has run for several months past. This
will bring the road to within distance
OF twenty-five miles of Wichita, which
is the objective point of the road. Sur
veys. however. are being made beyond
Wichita. and. no doubt, in the near flu
lure. the road will be extended further
than that point .-Globe- Democrat.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
BEETLES.

Great alarm prevails in Russia because
of the temperance in large numbers
of the beetle, which few years age
caused an almost total crop failure in
that country. 1t is said that the peas
ants hesitate about putting in their
crops, believing that everything will be
destroyed by the pest.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

Senator VOORHEES, has spent $25 600
in proving that the negro exodus is due
entirely TO the inhu,nan treatment of
the negroes in the South. This is not
what he started out TO do, but it is
what every man who had studied the
question knew at the outset he would
do. This report will not be used as a
Democratic campaign document.-Ed-
gle.
IL they don't use that document. what
in thunder viii they use? They might
bring the late cyclone in as a result of
the sReputlican Rule" in some rural
district IN south west Missouri. That
would be about as applicable as some
they do use airdae Herald.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

Elnigreafs from the old country az
rived in New York last month a' the
rate o: one a minute for the entire ,bir-
ty days. they report that their --is-
tiers and their cousins md their aursfs
are packing mp and VIII follow. Amer
lea might a. well &c; ready 10 entertain
and feed good many Strangers. Just
now i; l. tire promised laaj' TO siars-
ing. oyeFruIed mnltitades. vim ione-,-
II seek res; and peacef:s! homes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
HARVEY COUNTY FOR RYAN

A special dispatch to the Common,
scealth from Newton, Has, dated May
9Th says: "T'he Harvey County Repub.
liean Central Committee met to-day
and elected delegates 10 the Congress.
sional Convention without calling q
County Convention. The feeling is
unanimous for the reelection Of Ryan
to Congress. Harvey county will be
solid for him." As Ryan's nomination
is conceded, and that unanimously, il
would save no little trouble and expense
If all the Central Committees of all tho
counties followed the example of Har-
ycy county.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
YELLOW FEVER.

It is reported that yellow fever has
made its appearance in New Orleans,
but the people and papers Of that city
urc endeavoring to carefully conceal the
fact. II yellow fever has actually ap.
pcarcd this early in the season, the out
look for some of the Southern cities is
decidedly gloomy.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

We are expecting every minute to
learn from West Point that the poor
prosecuted Young mulatio cadet. Whit
taser. has been sentenced TO expulsion.
fine and imprisonment by the authori-
ties of the military academy for having
permitted his white fcllow-students TO
bargiarize his room in the dead of night
while he was asleep, 10 slit his earswith
pen-kaivos. He is guilty of very
great cr;:ae, and ought TO be punished
in order to vindica;e the chivalric fame
of West Point. What RICH; had the
boy TO permit such an outrage p Con-
;s,3nyresrlfi
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

The Philadelphia Times, anti-Grant,

siys:
He Gen. Grant, has ever been dis
Greet, always remembering that silence
is golden and his followers have had
nothing TO explain. He has on two or
three occasions referred to the great po-
litical issues of the day, but he has yet
to make his first blunder in doing so. No
matter how much he may have seemed
to antagonize the fsyoritc policy of
those who are directing his campaign,
all mus confess that he spoke NOR
wisely than they do, and he is stronger
to-day before the people because he has
spoken for the country when speaking
for himself.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
Alexander Caldwell. of Leavenworth,

Alexander Caldwell, of Leavenwortli.
has filed with Secretary Schurz pro.
test against the action of the Commits
sioner of Indian in Affairs discrinina-
ting against the Kansas Wagon Manu-
featuring Company, by letting con-
tracts to other contractors who were
not entitled to the awards. lie plainly
intimatcs dishonesty, and resolution
will be introduced in the Senate next
week calling on Secretary Schurz for a
copy Of the correspondence, with a
view to an investigation.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

The SOU of the Burmese King, Thee.
ban. Cor whom, last year, a cradle of
geld Was made. encrusted with dia-
monds. rubies. sapphircs and cmeralds,
of incredible value. has Just died III.
smsll-pox. Vast sans wer., srcn, upon
the little fellow, and ait the reopie Iiv-
ing around the Pal:sec siockasie hsd 10
buy nc'y cooking kettles, lest the smell
of ranc;d Oh from the old ones might Of
fend his tender little nose.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

1t ID recommended that the primaries be
held June II, and the county conventions fol
the purpose of clecting delegates to this Con-
yention lie held June 18th. 1850, at such hour
and in such manner as the c, daty commit
tees shall direct II is also recommended
that none but regularly elected delegates OF
their alternates be permitted to participate in
the Convention.
"A. WILMINGTON, Chairman.
Attest u. w. ADY, Secretary.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
THE WHISKY WAR.

Sid. Clarke and Ex-Governor Robin
son are having joint discussions in
Douglas county on the prohibitory
amendment to the constitution. Clarke
is for and Robinson against. The joke
of the matter is that Robinson is a rigid
tetotaller, while Sidney occasionally in
dulgcs in q nip.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

He was \ ti;;3e sz@rcr asn.
Who peesiy blusAea as he began
Her poor dead hassassi'- viii 10 .csa-
~. smiled when thinking % his Zee,
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.sYan ssve niee fat lez-4sy."
Ard vt-a be lag ntxt tiss In he'd
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He wonH@rrG what on EARTH he said
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
SMITH Il McGoan llRos..
Wichita. Kansas.
sol.c. Of Final settlement.

The state ~ knnsss, ~ei9sieA county, ~
In the ffnhass s.,iirt, Ia aosi fss seia csst.n5S
"a the matter as ms faisfe 81 sfsrr tsti-sa iss-
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acd that al the rrrrert fstfs.f The i.r,ihf= eHfI
~ aad ioF -ai Cts,ist held ~ sfr Probate tfsalf
Room. 10 NlriftT, sGusiiy q sn.lrai.i State ~
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
s,CTE { INCOME Bees,
Manufacturer. saa i,ssisr,tS
HARNESS 4 SADDLES,
sADpLERY HARDWARE,

We have Just received large .oi OF
Leather from California. direct frpm
the Ianncry. which NJ are isaIDg;ic-
turing in Harness. Saidlcs. BRIDES. Ar.
We have the iaryes. and most Cemeleis
Stock ever offered IN the city, We
make a speciality ot good work la har-
ness aud saddles, "a rome bal tirsf-eiass
mechanics are employed. by 80 doing
we have established an extensive trade.
Everything guaranteed ~ represented.
AM desiring any thing IN oar line please
give IA cal.
SMITH 4 McCoan BRos..
NE .. a.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

LrNpER.s RHLrw.


We wsnt 10 ssy q fow words about shis med.
icinc- There arr times whoa We feel like
speaking. although they - not ottrn casBr
on Us In nir=iin<. but one az these sp<3h Il
% - ssw xssi ws nasa ~ kssrs1- Pretsps<sl
BY the nuuserers calls tor this Relief. sgd hy
quietly foe the last year sA4 mare fren tko>r
who have hrcu a<sns LfSDExs RKkSEF. zee
but srcak the words Of Others when We say
n uNs No sssTAt- 4 medicine thai = good
enough to ssii itself without advertising u
good enough TO advertise. Ir;ii lately All q
werd has been said or written 10 panl;eiy NO.
iiss anybody et sssSh . remedy. The <sies We
have made in The past year II tsis Relief srr
stene good proof of st> worth. ssid sse fset
thai large number ef persons have frequently
insisted on eur esiiiag spestsl attention IS
this medicine j. mere eyis,enee of IL ss.,lr.
and trads to eur personal Recommendation &c
ID u yeur attention. II has heea -olsi On trial.
AMI lately In 10 cent sample BOTTLES, snd ef
several gsass ei the large size sold bal 1--WE
bottles have seea Fesarped 10 Us. fes IT, csss
and applications we rrfsr yoa 60 another psge
ef thss pamphlet. snd 10 The ssreeisess with
the medicine ITSELF We believe everybody
should keep u en hand. Ec~ssctf.sliy.
d. ~ LusEE 4 REQ.
sss.s-ss.sa. s,ris:sass.
Linder's Livcr Pills.
tstsf Nt-rtses" piit> act h,tisift ana sErcs-
usiis on the general system. 1hsy aruasc the
INACTIVE liNxR. remove 1uots~E~s AMI
tAuxpicR, assist DIGESTION. suss SICK
iiEspxcnk. SopE STOMACH, HEaRrRtEN,
DYSPEPSIA and CLEANSE u. HLcop ii all
impurities by taeir action on the nowEls.
AtnSgx> and t.tANrULtR oEgaxS. A
grsstman, sosEs and varieties ~ skfS DIS
Essss disappear ssssr the u.e % these irrrs-
AftyE liiIs tor 4 short tsals.
III \ better family PHI has ncsef hc1a saa-
pounded. Try theta.
Price, 25 Cents.
:. W. Laboratory. ffr. fo~hbx EaO. = Med
ieri pts9.en<xFt Wtrh.ss ASrsaz
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13
Eastern ana Foreign G1shanss Boarhi and SAID

THIS Spare belongs to
EiSsANIZ 4 HiTi.EE.
who are too busy selling
Stoves ani Hardware 10
write an nj.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-05-13

South sisle % DprGias Avenue between Topeka
sad Lawrence sAseBsss-
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-05-15
Wee Wirelimgs.

], #. Martin suicided near Bradford, Pa.
Harry A. Downey, lawyer, died at We
way, Ind.
Rev. L. M. Hunt suicided at South Ha-
ven, Mich.
Mrs Ann Clark, old citizen, died near
Findlay, 0.
Frank Miller, aged ten, fatally scalded at
Windfall, Ind.
Carrie Henney arrested at Angola, Ind,
torinfanticide.
John H. Bristor. Ex-Treasurer, died at
Steubenville, O.
Rachel Welsh's child fatally scalded at
Plain City, Ohio.
Alex. Ward robbed of $267 by highway
men near Columbus, Ind.
Chief Justice Sanford Z. Church died
yesterday in Albion, N. Y.
Nathan Mattingly's house burned near
GAINESVILLE, 0. Loss $1,000.
Mrs. Sarah Brazier, Eaton, O., danger
ously injured in runaway.
Thomas White was hanged yesterday at
Spartansbnrg, S. c., for murder.
james Hood, near Zaleski, O., Jumped
from train and broke hisneck.
Richard Lloyd fatally stabbed William
Todd with file in Philadelphia.
EN-. Taylor, convict, found dead in the
Jeffersonvilie, Ind, Pemtentary.
Abraham Boomershine's barn burned
near Germantown, o. Loss So, 500.
James J. 0onnolly's decomposed BODY
found near Wellsville, o., in the river.
| Phillip Numainville's store robbed and
burned by burglars at Ashtabula, o. Los.
50, 700.
VIM. F. Brownley's son murdered nea,
Russell, Mass. His step-mether is sus
pected.
AT Augusta, Ca, Henderson Jones' col
| ored, has been sentenced to be hanged Fri,
day, July 9th, for the murder OF John G
Harralson.
VIM. H. Delehanty, the we'll knowI
song-and-dance man, died OF hasty con
sumption last ni.ht at his home in New
York, aged thirty y-three years.