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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF
THE CECIL NATIONAL BANK,

AT Pollr DEPOSIT. IN THE STATE OF MARYLAND,
at the close of business on the lst day Of
October. $3.50.
EESDJrH(.E,S
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OLD RIP
Long Cut Smoking Tobacco

Is mild moist. fragrant and sweet. Smokes cool
and goes twice as far graduated tobacco.
ALLEN ~ GISTER, Manufa ctureIs,
richmond. Virginia.
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SLATE Of NdryidHd county Of Cecii. ss.:
|. G. HOPKINS. Cashier OF the abovc-namcd
Bank. do Socmnly swear that the above statement
is true. To the hest OF my knowledge and belief
X. G. HOPKINS, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9Th day
of October. 1881. GEO. w. NANDlVER.
Notary Public
Correct Attest:
J. TOME.
IL. G NESBITT. Directors
ANDREW LYON. \
Oct 9-lw
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John WANAMAKER.
Chestnut Thirteenth and Market
streets, and Cltyhall square,
PHILADELPHIA
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
KANSAS CYCLONE.

Last Friday evening, terrific storm
swept over eastern Kansas. At F. Scott,
hail stones ~ big as wslnuts fell and in
the county of Linn and Miami and An.
derson, considerable damage was done
by the violent wind and large hail
stones. But Ottawa, in Franklin Coan.
~ Jared the worst. A regular cyclone
struck that place about seven O'Clock,
completely demolishing seven resideu-
ces on Elm street, aud badly ipjuriug
Eve Others IN tine sssne vicinity. Il
then jumped i've or six blocks and
again struck the ground near the river,
v here it DESTROYED several residences
and barns aud tore the roof OF tho X
C., l.. & S. railroad freight house and
overturned several freight cars. In
North Ottawa twelve or fifteen resi-
dcnces are totally destroyed or badly
damaged.
The evening train from Lawrence
was caught at tho junction, one mile
nerth OF town, and enc passenger car
and two freight cars upset. One pas.
sengcr was seriously injured.
3, The storm then proceeded to the
DESTROYING the Spcncer aud
WtlkersOn's and two other farm. ,hous-
es ON its way. Ameng the persons SER
iously injured are: s. +. Berier and
family, j. Marshall, A. 5. Baldwin. Mrs.
Block. Mrs. Hartiug and Mr.. Jones. A
child Of Mrs. Block was killed aud some !
pthers slightly wounded. Lumber and (,
furniture we're scattered for blocks |
around, and ia some eases horses, caatis, |
wagons. and even persons were hurled |
through the air.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
UNSUITABLE A. TION.

The bolt Of the Secoud and Third
District Grant men from the sc:;on IT
the State Convention. was justifiabie IN
every point of view. They went to the
Conve ntion in shc minority, aud had
The ris hi to demand r.. treatment 1t
the ha nds Of the Blaine men. Il was
under stood ct the selection Of National
delegs ties would be made in accordance
with the plan recommended by the Ma
tional Executive Committee, viz: That
the delegates from each district should
name the man whom they wished TO
send TO Chicago, and that these names
should then be submitted to the Con-
veution for ratification. In place Of this
method being adopt ID. they found that
the Rlai oe men had eyerything fully ar.
ranged to rule tho Convention by
tramplipg the rights Of the minority
underfoot and riding rouyh-shod over
everything that re>emb,ed opposisioa
to Blaine In this spirit the Chairman
directed Ill his rulings to the suppress
ion Of the Grant mcn : and 20 edec:uai-
" Sas gag law applied that the nufor-
tunate inins .rity was net even allowed
an opportunity 70 protest against tht.
systematic ,bulldoxing. Amer the I'd:
journment the Second and Third D.s-
trict men remained and elected four
Grant deiegates 70 the Chicago csnves-
ton, and ID b their infsntion 70 contest
the seats Of the Blaine delegates in the
Chicago body.
Thee bolts ~ . general thing are not
couducsve to partisan strength, and are
always. 70 be deprecated; but under
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
HON. THOMAS RYAN.

A very large number Of the Republi-
can papers 81 this congregational district
have expressed themselves il favor .el
the reaesnination and election Of llon.
Thomas Rya1 10 Congress. So far -
We have heari, there has teea - bsiser
person brought forward By any paper
II the district.
The people ofthis State know HE raj
liable service already performed, and
nothing We could say would odd to he
laurels.
We declare what we know to be the
truth whea.we-ssy that in Washington
Mr.. Ryan = recegnized - eae IL the
strong msnhees 81 The Honse: . naa
who win - looked up 10 = . safe advis-
er, IN able debater., md faithful apd
honest serysnt Of his eonstituescy.
In our opilioa. Af. Ryin'S Fencmila-
ton 10 q forsRoHs conclusion. and he
win be renomiaaled without opposition.
I egdev,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
A GREAT SHOWING.

The report of the State Board Of Ag-
ricuIture for the quarter ending Decem-
her 3l-the last work upon which the
late Mr.. Gray was cngaged-shows the
following remarkable totals:
The total value OF the field products
of Kansas for 1873 was $49, 9l4 ,434, and
for 1879 il was $6J.l79. 4S0.
The increase in the total value Of farm
animals for 1873 was Sc, 40l ,S7l, and for
1879 it Wa $s,50l ,6S5.
The value Of the products Of live stock
for 1873 was $l0,415,S29, and for 1879 it
was Sll ,5O7,7l5.
The value Of the products of the mar
kct gardens was in 1873, s247.5l0, aud
in 1879 il was 1907 ,292.
Value of apiarian products in 1873
was $55, l4l, ia 1879, $94, 7S9.
Value Of horticultural products in
1873, 81 81, 40, in 1879, $685., 1874.
Aggregate value Of all the products
Of the farm in 1873, $6s, s77 .O67, aud for
1879, 81 yOS2.s57, an increase of SlI,-
355, 7S9 for the past year. aa
The assessed valuation of the proper
~ Of tho Ststc, March let, 1879, aggre-
gated Ia, ,sSO, 279. Its real valuation
aggregated ga, So, sss. The value per
capita of the products of Kansas for
1870 was %. 80; aud the real valuation
per capita of the property OF the State
S2s6.2i. The aggregate value Of the
products and property per capita for
1879, $3S4.lO.
The increase In the cultivated area for
the year ending March 1, 1879, was
1, 40 1872 acaes; in the number Of farm
dwellings, 1882. Value Of farm dwell
ings erected during the year, o., 500 ,O5s.
Number Of school districts in the State
5,575; Of school houses, 1854. Value of
school buildings and grounds, $685.
sSl. Number of teachers employed
during the year. s,7O7 average wages
paid. $27.00 per month total school
exnense elAs 7Ql W
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Proposals for Wood. Coal and
Department Of The Missouri.
Omce Of Chief Qusrtsrulsster.

l
Hssdqusrters Department Of the Missouri.
Oace Of Chief Qusrtsrulsster.
FORT LKAvkSwOxrH. March 81. iS5o
Sealed proposals. in tripiicats. subject 10
the usuai conditions. will be received VI this
once, or At the ofices Of the Quarter,uasters
1t the Posts named below. until u o'clock,
noon. on Tuesday May issD, II which tins
ence Of bidders, for Furnishing end delivery
Of the following military supplies. o. such
portions Thereof - may Ne rsQuircd. during,
the hseal year commencing July ]. lsBj. and
ending June %, 1881, viz: Of'Wood vi Forts
Lesssuwortb. Riley. n.ys. waiissc .snd
Dodge. Kansas; Fort Elliott. Texas; ~Iorts
supply. Siil snd Reno. and the csntoument,
Korth fork Canadian River. iedisa Terrific
Tyx OF BituninOus Coal st Forts Lesven-,
worth. RIky. Mays. wallace. aAd Dodge,
Kssas; .sd Foss lissss. Isaiss Territory:
ssd q Ch.s.sal =! ferf Lssssswortt. Nan.
Reso, Isdiah fesritsrys Also 4 TIE ssnse
time, At Tnis Ovyics ONLY. Tor 6sss'e1 Cors
e FORT Le1venwoylh, Junction City. Dodge
City and Wekiaytos, ksnsss, sad forts Ne
no and SIN, lndiss Terriiesy.
Proposals ter either class OF the supplies
l1epti0ned, or. tvS .Qusnutics, tcss ehes the
whole required viii be received.
Esrb propossl must be accompanied by q
boTd that ihs biddes viii not withdraw his
bid within. sky days from date Of obenins.
snd win enter into contract Within ten day.
sflsr receipt pf Dseice that ~ eoetrsst has
been awarded 70 him.
The Government reserves the right TO re-
jsct any OF I'll proposals. 4 psessrsses viii
be given to artieies Of domestic prodaetion.
Dissk psSpo-als nd printed rifvuisrs stst
lug the Kind nod estiinssed quantities. reeuir.
ed at each pest, sid giving full fnstrucsioss
- 70 Tie mHsusr Of bsddlng, the smsuas of
bod reVuirvd 70 accompany each vrope~sf
coodtfi1ss % be observed BY bidders, ana
tsrDs q esssss<s and psymsnf. viii ~ fur.
ntshed % sppucettou 70 this ofBss, - - the
QusreSDasssrs q ibe various posts named.
EsveIspes cssssising psossssls shovid BE-
marked. '-Pr0pOsals for - - ------,"
and sddrsssed % the undersgaed, or TO the 4
rsspsxsits Poet Quartsraasssrs.
J. II. BsxGaAn.
Deputy Qusri~rmsst<r 6esssat.
~ ~. United sozDeus AsDv. !
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Dis'riss C>ort. Issh Jsss>s@i Issfssss. Ss.ix.
Uisk county Hsssss.
Gass LA ~.
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selis Z -sxx4<vs ed
q. JsgsI
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tAfsstie Z. -ssssSsfs. sss y &. fsss~y 's<s -
sssrsss. ~ SO a, # Meg iss.
- fs'ese<t NJ. ~ ~ sssr<4>s1s a.ay. Assss
- ~ spsst - fh<zssst61>Gbpss nngsa NJ
~ -sA<sss ArsNss> - fss <fsY 81 Nkksss. Ass-
- Orr f6s safs ~ szfA5.s ss<s<se - ks1Asa
bs6tsS fs es<s " Nod. 81 TIE ssabs. TO- -
ins~yes1 IT o. z~estsdseen, ~ %. ~amb<ssss. -
essIs sassA>ss 81 B rsvsss - 80 - -
kslsssss As~<ssHss< -, tsss~yfs stsDsAd 10 -
esessy ~ s~zvvsrk. $500 - $780,, - sfs
rss<De ksa - sselsse - fSsn6L.A<9> -
enss kssf nea ~sssSwsE rrssvs~r - ssS<nsAss
qznvseS - Aup1ss~ s@- Gots1sS>. - D6k<D -
- suss-sseha- rnssgs 80. <e<f H. sxS4ssH
9sessv - ssrehs ezHbtegD. f~S 49, sw~ssy-1
agsa- msDs 49, s.a3-s - xsSDs0s xnsn(wI
= ssa.s tss.sf SIS. stsess1Z ss~esz ees~.
- sss1oan<s pnadw = nsoes aaaaU, aDUar
sssd ~ pssss1lr . ssvis6 sSs5& - yr1~r,
~ Is Assbness1s sbsss sAmse - go - - =
se1t.fy - ss1g = -
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
POLITICAL.
wrcIr,TA Apr;, q ~

a,. WICHITA, April s. 1880.
10 the Editor of tia Easle:
For some reason you have for several
;s&ues been throwing out insinuations
and innuendOes about me. | a,n Ina-
Die to divine what your motive may be.
but ! assume that, as usual, they are un-
friendly to me. Ipresumc l could afford
to remain silent, and wait for time to
expose the true inwardnes* of the EA-
Giles treatment of myself for several
years, and this l will, in the main, do.
But in justice to myself and to the pub
lie l will say that am not an aspirant
for. congressional h0nors. have the
most cogent reasons for not desiring .
seat in the House of Representatives,
aud have reason to believe that the ed
itor Of the EAGLE is fully convinced Of
the truth Of this statement. l have ta-
ken no part in any movement to defeat
Mr.. Ryan this fall, and everything l
have written absut him in any way has
been published over my own name. Ny
criticisms upon his opposition to the
"YoUng Dil' for the right of way
through the Territory were just and
warranted by the facts, and I stand by
them. As nm evidence Of their sound
ness the EAGLE makes NO attempt to an
swsr them. except by discourteous and
cowardly insinuations against my mo-
tives.
II Mr.. Ryan has been thereby induced
to zee the importance to himself of some
attention to our interests, it Is crafty
ing; though, unfortunately, it may be
that his zeal comes too late.
l opposed Mr.. Ryan two years ago,
and did oil could. honorably, to nomi-
nate Judge Peters. l believed was
right then, and believe it yet but ~
I know Of n available man from this
part Of the district who will run against
him. this fall. l have kept my views to
myself. Aad tbs cosrse congenisl to
my feelings ns well a. my interests. Yet
I seem TO haunt the dreams Of the EA-
GLE man.
1t Is barely possible that you may car
~ this game too far. I am not afraid
to oppose Ryan. Neither do consider
It necessary to purchase immunity from
opposition by base submission to the
selfish demands Of the EAGLE crowd.
Respectfully,
w. P. CAMPBELL.
$50 far ~ the above charges allude to
10, personally, we make answer ihat
hey are not true. So far as Ryan Is
the people will take care Of
him so long as nc continues faithful to
heir interests. so far ~ Judge Peters
md Judge Campbell are concerned. we
ave never critic ised either as judges or
itiz sn.-cnly NJ politicians.l En-. EA-
Vie. !
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
PcoroSE PILLS.


- H.. A0[E8 IL x0oSs
~ Rxar ~ a. kse.s. x
A. have received . psstty god
teeao1 nsneof The EAGLE, 1 sves sinee /
eon1goted With its numerous rssaers, -
I didHot link Il right for - to apply
to auy Of your contemporaries 1be ~
admissIoa Of few brief lines q . ~
proof q she editor Of the EA0Ix ex.
peealn1 that will receive dir sAow,
bat alas an disappointed N that d.
rectiou. did not expect to say any
thing more on the subject when ! wrote
ny former article, nor wouid / have
done 70 NOW. had Lnot noticed shsrs
article under the heading, "ry Your
sslG," from which II does appear that
there b ct least one person IN this com
munity who does sympathise with you
and who h pleased to Sign his namc -
~Facts." Now, Mr.. Editor, ! do not in
tend to attack s'Pacts," who Il my per-
sonal and avowed enemy, for nothing
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
TEMPERANCE MEETING.
WACO ToYNaH1r. April 8. 1880.

WACO TowNsH1P, April 8, 1880.
To tie Edisor Of tie Eagle: VI.
BY request Of few citizens Of Owen.
school district . Temperance meeting
was held at the school house on the eve
ming Of March slst. Meeting called to
order and WIN. Simpson chosen chair
man, when the meeting proceeded 70
business. Speeches were made BY RI
O'Mesly, VIM. Simpson and n. L. Nor
gan in favor Of the proposed amend
ment to the 18th article Of the Constitu-
tion rs propqted by the Hon. John P.
st. John, Governor of the State Of KAN
sas. Geo. B. Robbins spoke against tho
amendment. After = lively discussion
it was decided to organise q society to
be known as the River Side Temper
ancc Society, the object Of said society
being to use its influence towards per-
shading the legal voters Of the county
to vote for said arAeadment.
After adopting the following pledge
the society proc seded to enroll men,
hers:
ARTlcLE l. We, the undersigned, do
solcmnly prs,mise to abstain from III e
use Of al intoxicating liquors MS Q bev-
erage, and We will discouutenance its
use BY others until the 2ad day Of No
vember, 1886.
2. That We will use our influence in
support OF the proposition to amend
article fifteen Of the Constiautioa4
Names Of geutlemen-R. L. O'Mealy,
N. 4. Morgan, WIN. Simpson, Il. Gallo
way, 7. A. Parssns, L. Hutchison.
Names ofladiss-E. Bliss, n. C. Gallo
way, N. 1. Garner, T. Simpson, 5. L.
Daleh, l.. O'Mcaiy. lLfbbie O'Mesly, A.
Galloway, X. Simpson.
/. After enrolling the members the so-
ciety proceeded toelsct . permant chair
man, secretary aud treasurer, with the
following result.
wm. Simpson, Hartman.
N. E Morgan, secretary.
T. Galloway, treasurer.
After adopting the following resolu-
lions IS presented by Miss Ssdis Balch,
adjourned for two weeks.
l. That We eadorse the course; Of the
Hon. John p. st. John, Gov er,or Of
Kansas, in eonstnp tly warning against
the greatcst n'A5ortuns
that amicis the hu man race.
:. That, henry cO-opeenti On Of III |
good citisens is Iesirable In he effort |
.eiN& aRade to strike . deaf a-bh ~ 20 !
be stcr i'.tsmperance that pr odue- |
2 nsete misery, sorrow. mors crime |
han any other kno y D cause.
). That We shanks 20 Aim Rhtv !
sod for awakening eur eitisens to |
knowledge Of the great sin that b u 50 |
Oag been tolerated in our beluyed: state |.
the sin Of intemperance.
!. That .. copy OF these pssolutiu v Be- |
ert 10 each Of the county paper for /
! hereby certify that the Tor q ding |
esslutions were adopted by the r liver |.
ide Temperance Society, A, ,rn 81. !
80, and wish every school al, .tr;ct in
= State Spsn d9like~ise.
yn. Ss,rrsox, Pm sideae. I
y. = NoaoAx, sscsseasy. I
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
THE BLAINE DELEGATES.

The delegates elected last week At To-
pekA for Blaine, Of Maine. in pursuance
OF Instructions, and according to pro-
gra,nme, IL ssinsle lump, by resolution,
are: p. d. PIumb, U. s. Senator !; b. F..
Simpson, q. 8. Marshal Perry Hutch
inson, Q miller living in Aarshall coun-
~ Geo. II. Case, editor Of the Monitor
Jewell Center; Simeon Motz, = mer-
chant q Hays City; D. W. Perkins,
Oswego, . District Judge; S. 8. Bsne-
dict, State Senator from Wilson coun-
ty; VIM. Thomson, Bur!lngame, Secre-
tary of the Republican Central Com
mittse, and II. p. Wolcott, farmer
living near Great Bend. M go"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08

and third districts and dictate their DEL
eyates. The question needs only to be
stated and requirsanQbrgument.
Amer the Conve1S16A, adjourned .
call was rad from the speakers stand
fer desaonDss Ann the thir1 district to
semblD1n the Sensts caaaber y elect
- deleGate and two altsenativss to
~ Natieaal RepIblican Censentibn 1t
chicago. Fifty.nise delegates did 20
: Ayens md pssceeded 10 ma1he per-
iaanent Organization, Captain Folks, Of
|esuner. in the chair, s. E. Jocelyn, of
Sedgwick, secretary, when the following
resolution, offered by Mr.. Hackney was
adopted:
Rcsolred, By The Republisaa party -
the third congressional district Of the
State Of Ksnsas, in convention assem-
bled for the purpose Of electing two del-
egates and tive aiternates, for said dis
trict, to the National Republican Con-
ventiou, to be held in Chicago On June
2, 1880; that We are in favor Of 1.-THE ei.
lent statesman for President, and our
delegates are instructed to cast their
votes in said convention.
Mr.. Jocclyn offered the following
which was adopted:
Rcsolred, That we believe tho Nation
should always reserve to itself the right
10 command the services OF any Of lite
citizens, and none should be debarred
from any position, even the highest, on
account Of their services to their coun;.
try, however illLstrious. ef
Mr.. Kurtx offered the following which
was adopted: 'ae
WHEREAS, The delegates Of the third
congressional district have, under the
call OF the National Republican Commit
tee, the right to elsct two delegates and
two alternates to the Republican Con-
yentioa to be held II Chicago, June 2,
1880; therefore. be il
Resolred, That we now proceed to the
election of such delegates and alternates
for the third congressional district Of
Kansas.
The convention consisted Of 50 neIn-
beers, (the whole number in the district
is ll2), who, by unanimous vote. eject
ed T. j. Anderson and ]. ". Steele del
egates to Chicago, and d. N. Heller and
J. B. Cowgirl alternates, and then ad-
journed sine die.
Finally, the result seems to be that
the management Of our delegates ct
Topeka hes compelled the Blaine men
to make the possible argument against
the claims Of Blaine men in New York
and elsewhere; or, ~ J0celyn puts It,
"well ride this end Of the teter, il they
do the other" We must confess, how
ever, our disapproval Of the Cameron
Congling-Simpson method. 1t is in the
interest Of men and not of the party,
Il IL unjust aud therefore destructive Of
harmony.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

- TIE ssectines that arc taking place IN
England show that Nr. Beaeons6eld
Unjust Co." The Government has a.
ready Iost ita majority and the osly re-
naisihg question II, how large ths LIB
oral majority win Be. The result has
produced . profcnnd sensation In Ger
snAny, and well IL may, for Il means 2
decided change u EuIiand'a foreign
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
ON A TOUR OF INSPECTION.

e.. w. Rogers, General Manager Of
the St. Louis and San Francisco, starts
this evening .'Or trip over the ensiro
nix hundred miles Of the road, with z.
F. Winslow, the new President Of that
company, 10 his charge. Mr.. Winslow
will have headquarters In New York
and St. Louis, but win spend the great
er portion Of his time 1t this point. He
states that his road will continue to
favor St. Louis in all operations ~
against any rival city, ~ the interests
Of his road are all identified with 81.
Louis. The trip over the rosd viii con-
snne about ten days. Globe Democrat.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
THE NEXT GOVERNOR.

A. number of Republican papers In
the State have suggested Hon. NJ. Al.
Murdoch, ofsthe Wichita EAGLE, ~ q
candidate for GOvsrn0r-but he p0si-
lively declines 10 enter the field. Frienh
Murdock would make q frst-rate Gov
ernOr--bnt If he H. not \ candidate
Dickinson county wants him 10 throw
out his .ow-line for Hon. +. Z. Henry,
the next Governor Of Kansas.-Abileae
Gazette,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08
VERY KIND.

The Wichita EAGLE says: "Le. ~ cut
Cd the west end, the high prairie end,
the drouthy end, the cactus end or the
State, 1t the l00th meridian Or there
abouts, and cede the same TO the Gov.
eminent for an Indian territory. Let
Nebraska fDllsw sait. and then let the
Government take THE strip, together
with the same width on the Indian Ter.
ritory. and quarter al her red wards
upon IT," The Eagle il very kind. II
wants to transfer the ludisms from its
own door, aud perhaps open up ihe. Iu-
dian Territory. We much prefer the
red OK. Let the EAoiE take the red
wards and distribute them among Il.
civilized people-or send them to wash
ington. We don't want . neuace ON
our west ff0nt. The Kindness Of the
EAGLE shocks our msdcsty too much.
But its proposition il only an editors
sagary -f'odye City Times.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-08

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