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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-03-10
0R11LIY oRAVUU3.
March 5, 1851.

10 ht kl00r 81 fAs k9gtS:
1t has been some tins since greeley has
been heard from, but just lay 1t to the cold
weather. 1t seems now As IL spring had
come, aud farmers are beginning to move
around lively, There 10 considerable corn
in the field yet, but il the weather admits Of
it, 1t will soon he out, and the plows are be-
ing rugged for spring work.
The bridges over the river being rendered
useless will be quite detriment to the far
mers, as it will necessitate their going to
Wichita, which requires two days travel,
instead Of Burton, which only requires one
day for the trip; but We hope the Burton
bridge will soon be repaired.
The schools Of Greeley have all closed.
The Pleasant Hill school closed some time
ago. The Mount Hope school closed its
winter school two weeks ago. Harry Rob-
erts, rs teacher, gave general satisfaction
He takes charge Of the Pleasant Hill school
March l4th. The Fifth Parallel school closed
March 4th. 1t has been under the charge OF
Mrs. S. E. Beckwith the past winter, who
has given satisfaction to the patrons Of the
school.
The parents came in the last day with well
filed baskets, and parents, teacher and
scholars all had an enjoyable time The re-
view exercises passed Oh very creditably to
both teacher and scholars. The reading was
remarkably good, and was credit to the
teacher, as this is quite often neglected
branch.
Mrs. Beckwith should follow teaching a.
her vocation. as she Is not only thorough
instructor, but has also that rare talent of
gaining the respect and esteem Of her schol-
ars. Hope wherever she teaches she will
give as good satisfaction as she has the past
winter.
Parents AZ general thing do not take
enough interest In school. They ought to
visit them oftener, talk with the teacher, and
il they see anything wrong. advise them
what they think would be for the best inter-
ests Of the school.
Teachers need encouraging as well As
scholars, and it does encourage them to visit
the school and talk with them about the
school. Teachers, parents and scholars need
general waking up. Is it not required for
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Wichita will get United States court,
with jurisdiction OF the western part Of the
Indian Territory. This IL needed, and the
court Mt Fort Scott is nOt.-lafes Sfaser Hsrs.
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The Wichita EAGLE il surely one Of the
finest papers published in the Arkansas Val
ley, and is appreciated by all who read it,
.fafhony Journal.
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Everyone talks Of Jay Gouid's roads, but
how many Of us can with any certainty name
half dozen Of them. The Gould consolida-
ton includes:
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Forks Folks Table
the leading house this prices law usually paid
grades.
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Austin.


Special to the Herald.
Austin, May 25,-In the court of appeals
to-day the following cases were decided:
Smith VS. the state; from Falls. Reversed
and remsnded
Eager VS. Morris; from Bexer. Reversed
and remanded.
Boone VS. the state; from Wilson. Reversed
and dismissed.
Hanahan Va the state. Dismissed.
Heath and Heath VS. the state. Dismiss.
cd.
Mckee ct al vs. Le Gerae; from Galveston,
Reversed and remanded.
Locke vs. Bramlett. Reversed and dis
missed.
johnson Il Bryan VS. Doss. Reversed and
remsnded.
Caldwell vs. Herrin. Affirmed.
Gomey VS. Buckley. Reversed and-ap
pealed from county court-dismissed.
Rainey vs. Smith. Reversed and remand ed
Osborne VS. Holland. Reversed and re-
manded.
Last night the Presbyterian
assembly met and transacted
considerable business. They met again TO-
day. and this afternoon adjourned sine die.
Mr.. VIM. Burleson is SO far improved as ia
be out on the street.
Yesterday, Mr.. A. @. Cash.
oil, of the San Marcos
Nut Sholl, was trying to board train while
in motion, and was thrown several feet into
a pile of lies and received an ugly wound
on ITO temple.
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sc'ion from individual responsibility, but n
l,int convention Of legislature, and in he
solemn exercise Of his duties Of levirlsticn.
each man should east his vote according 10
ms conscience or tho wishes Of hjs Con.
s'ituents. We do not. therefore, deem Il
wise to unite in call for joint c.ucur.
We remain. dear Sir, yours truly,
ID. MCCARTHY,
u, GEORGE II. II R.TER,
whiie do not fully concur in the aboye
deem 1t unwise and unexpedient At the
present time to join in or recommend = call
for a caucus. w. w Rorxwvr,
boin sections, the Conkling ard the anti.
Oonsling members, talk confidently to-day
Oh refusal of the senate caucus COMMITTEES
70 call caucus A paper circulated yester-
uay lor signatures Of republican members.
calling CAUCUS was still in circulation this
morning. The stalNarts cav il will contain
.ne names Of majority of,he republican
members. AT noon to-day stalwsrts re-.
ported they had fifty signatures TO their call
Tor caucus Fifiy.four is msiori,y of The
republican members of the legislature.
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South American News.

New York, May 25.-Pansms advices of
the 18th say that some excitement exists in
Bogota over the terms of tho protocol tre
Of 1916 between Columbia and tho United
States, recently signed by Santa Domingo,
Viola and Mr.. Evarts, in New York, said 10
cede TO the United States privileges which
are acceptable to the Columbian congress,
in matter of building forts, establishing navql
stations on the isthmus, pssstgo Of American
ships of war through the canal, etc. Infor-
nation on the subject hero is still unreliable,
but ii seems the president is disposed TO make
many concessions to tho United States
and TO yield TO American ln-
fuence in the matter of the canal
in way quite exesperating to msjority of
congress, who are decided partsans of M. De
Lessep's.
In canal matters all Is quiet. Surveys are
being executed slowly, but the absence of M.
Blanc, who was the moving spirit in tho on tier.
prise, has thrown adecided damper on tho
energy and spirit with which operations were
formerly pushed. Quantities of material
are constantly arriving, machinery, etc, as
well as lsborers, from Csrthegna Port
LENA and Jamaica, and as soon as
working plans are ready mon and tools
will bo on ground, There isa total lack Of
enthusiasm concerning the affair. These
people, always quick 10 take impressions
from what they see on the surface of such
an enterprise, aro much disgus.,d with the
slow going, painslaking, economical French.
They admit if 1t were Yankee company
which had undertaken tho job, much more
would have already been accomplished, more
money spent, and lvo times the amount OF
work done.
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Ship Canal,
Special to the Herald,

special TO the Herald.
Davenport, Iowa, May 25.--A convention
IS IN progress in this city to further the cen.
s1uc'lon Of sship canal from Heppen =
Rock Island, thereby making continuou
water route from the Mississippi east. nj
great success. Over three hundred dels.
gates are in attendance, and most impor.
tant address has been delivered and Wal,
received. Mayor Harrison, of Chicsco.
Governor Gear, of Iowa, Hon Jno Wilson
Hon j W Murphoy, Chss Rudolph, ESQ. Of
Chicago, and others, many of The most
prominent men of the northwest are n
attendance. Important addresses have been
received and read from tho members of The
cabinet, at Washington. No doubt ia enter-
Ialned OF tho ultimate success Of the move.
ment.
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Affairs nj Albany,

Albany, May 25.-Ths following letter
was sent 10 Speaker Sharpe at ll:80 this
morning:
n STATE OF n. Y, eESATE CHAMBER.
ALBANY, May 20, 1881.
To Hon. George II. Sharpe, Chairman OF AT
scmbly Caucus Committee.
DEAR SIR-Tho senate caucus committee
have given tho question Of calling caucus
tho earnest dcli6eration which the gravity Of
tho situation demands. The United States
senators from tho state have resigned and
thrust on tho republican members of this
legislature tho alternative Of supporting OF
autsgonizipg the national administration
This issue involves tho integrity Of the party
Tho designations of our senators have left The
senate Of United States In control Of {
democratic majority. The republican party o.
tho state csnlot submit 70 the decision o
majority Of tho legislative caucus. No mem
Der ought 10 DO excused BY the caucu
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A Great Injunction Suit In Tennessee,


Nashville. Tenn. May 25.-A bill was
served on tho comptroller yesterday by the
sheriff of this county enjoiniug the funding
board from carrying out the requirements
OF the par and three per cent. funding act.
The bill alleges that the Mineral Home
railroad bonds and bonds issued for
war interest and war purposes were
Illegally issued; ths. the funding
act was procured by bribery; that members
oil The legislature wt'e speculating in Ten
nessee bonds when tLe act was passed. and
that one member received ten thousand dol
las, and another fifteen thousand for voting
for The act. The bill further charges that
the &C! is unconstitutional because il sppro-
pirates revenue for ninety nine years, while
the constitution prohibits an appropriation
Tor longer than two years; also because il
confers Judicial powers on tho executive
officers to pass upon the legality of the
bonds; that by tho coupon
feature the school fund is diverted from
Its legitimate purpose; that it provides for
funding the bonds held by certain bond
holders, but excerpts bonds held by charitable
and educational insti u.ions; that the act
fails to rec'te In its caption or otherwise, the
title or substance of the law repealed, re-.
viscd or amended; that it repeals the section
of the act of March, 1873, prohibiting recep.
tion OF anything but treasury warrants, u.
5. bonds, notes and old issue of the Bank of
Tennessee for taxes, by making coupons
receivable for taxes. The bill further alleges
that the act is ambiguous. and asks for the
construction of the act by the court. The bill
OF Injunction was presented to Judge Viii
l,ams at Winchester, and fiat granted one
the 10Th of May. Comptroller Nolan, one
OF the members Of the funding board, says no
action will be tskento dissolve the Injunction
until the return OF State Treasurer Polk and
Secretary of State Mum.
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md Knoxville na,,rond

Augusta, May 25.--John j. Cohen aud
sons have purchased fora syndicate, 100000
of the purchase bonds of tho Augusta &
Knoxville railroad. Thi, with tbe money In
hand will finish tho road 10 Greenwood,
where 1t connects with the Grcenvi|lc & C9l-
umbia road. II isezpec'od that trains will
DO running through By October. Tho COM
plclion of ibi. road will givo Augusta anoth.
or eastern aud western connection. Colonel
Haskell, president ofthe Charlotte. Columbia
& Augusta railroad. was In consultation to-
day with President Veudey, OF the Augusta
4 Knoxville. II Is thought that tho former
company is anxious 10 cooperate with the
(entrAl
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

SPECIAL FIGURES FOR THIS WEEK.
ONE SPECIAL LOT of BLACK BUNTINGS
ali wool, l,ofa superior quality-oflered at 1oc.
Ladies will readily allow these goods to be
worth fully 25c.
BOURETTE GRENADINES, at 15c -resu-
lar price, zoe, and true value, csc.
IRON GRENADINES, at I5c-regulsr price
9Oc. Another line offered for this week at
25c-sod regularly at from 35c to 10c.
BLACK LACE BUNTING, at ISc-sold
regularly at 22 I-2c.
FRENCH STRIPED BUNTING, "A inches
wide, at 6Oc sold regularly at75c. and worth
soc.
BLACK SIIkS-Special reductions for the
week as follows At i5c, from zoe; at 0Oc
from 81 2J tSi.25 from $3.50.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-26
Louisville Races.

Loui,villc, KY, May 25.-Tho following
are the summaries of Ito seven days races Of
the Louisville Jockey Clubs spring mce'-
ing.
Purse FOR 1850, milo hos!s, Boulevard Ia
/, Uno $50, Frank Charhaw 3-l-8;
time, 1:46-45 8-4-4Gt.
Merchants stakes, milo and eighth,
Ledex won. .Gabrsel .tcond, Bancroft the
fayo-i,e, third; time, l:5G.
Purse 500, milo dssh, Jack Hsverly won,
Duke OF Kent second, Mary Anderson third
timc, l;ill.
Purse SlO0. two mic dsth, race won by
Getaway, Surge tecoid and Csshly third
,imo S,sS A foul was clalmsi In this race
Called WIS 4 g. uodet the wirs, and was dis
tanccd by the judges.
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Georgetown.

'Peoiai 10 tiie Herald.
Georgetown, May 25,-For sometime pss,
captain Emery Taylor and Mr.. NJ. L. Msys
nave been prospecting for silver at
place on Mr.. A. j. Glasscock's
iand' out mile from town. They
sent some specimens OF orc to L,sdsile and
had them assayed. The ore con tanned silver
and some traces of gold. The letter from
the asssyor is sufficiently encouraging TO
cause few Of our citizens to organize A
company to commence working the nine
ihmeuialeiy; Inc stockholders met
IN IayIors Hall Tuesday evening.
MIR: M: l.. Mays was called to tho chair
and j.. Cooper made secretary. After
consultation and exchanging opinions for
while, on motion of j. Il. Scott
provisional executive committee
was appointed to prosecute work
lar enough TO see whether the mine
was rich enough to pay. Captain Il. Tsylor.
MIR. D, L. Rucker and Judge e. w. Glass.
cock were appointed said committee; j, L.
Cooper was made secretary of tho committee
and Colonel Oliver Steel, treasurer.
Captain Emery Taylor chairman of the
above committee, was authorized 70 call a
meeting OF the stockholders as soon as
the committee can make satisfactory report.
An assessment of twenty per cent was made
on each share, to raise money to commence
working. tho mine. Work will be- com.
menced Immediately.
Mrs. BIice, wito of Professor II. g.
brlce, Of the University, died this morning
after alingering illness. She leaves hus-
band and little infant.
Wheat harvesting has commenced in this
county. Some of the farmers think they
VIII make as much MS thirty bushels per
acre.
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AND WHITE.
WHITE DRESS GOODS.

SPECIAL FIGURES FOR THIS WEEK.
FANCY LAWNS, ut s lSc, at I0c and at
IL Lee. See them and Judge Of their value.
VICTORIA LAWNS-A large number OF
lines, selling last week and TO sell next week
at prices ranging between 10 2-3c and 25c,
offered this week at Zoe and at IL l-2c.
NAINsOOKs-One yard wide, IL I-2c and
I5c, selling regularly at 22 Lee and 27c.
Checked Nair soUk at IUc and at IL IL,
worth half as much again.
LINEN LAWNS, at IL I-2c-regular prices
from I5c to zoe; at 2-3c, worth 2Uc;
and upper grades at same SPECIAL REDUC-
TI0NS for the week.
WHITE PIQUES, ct Sc and at 1" l-2c.
LACE PlQUES. striped and checked, at
IL I-2c-regular prices, l5c to l6 @-3c.
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Two Boys Shot Dend.

New Orleans, May 25.--The Democravs
Floyd (La.) special says difficulty took
place on the streets yesterday evening be-
tween +. l.. Sage and II. r. Lott, Jr., son Of
Col. Il. r. Lott, in which Lott was instantly
killed. Immediately l.. j. Lott, brother Of
ii, X. Lott, Jr.. became engaged in the difi-
Guilty and was shot down. His wounds are
probably mortal. Thus die two Of West
Carols best bows,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-26
DastRrdly Assault

New York, May 25.-Mrs Fanny Nor.
deaunt, wife of Frank Mcrdsaunt the actor,
was the victim of dastsrdly assault last
night, being nearly blinded with red pepper.
the lady was in terrible agony near ali
night, butt better to-day. Her assailapt e
thought 10 be Sergeant James Campbell, Of
the twelfth precinct, who was at the time
intimate with her. He has been arrested,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-05-26
Boiler Exnlosio,,

Memphis, Tenn, May Yesterday
afternoon boiler in the foundry of T. L.
Risk Il Go. exploded, killing w. H. Holden
and Edward Hopkins, and seriously iniuring
Frank Cabins, John Adsms and Johs
Hoyle. The engineer In charge ut the time
of the accident was youth Of fifteen.
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scurriIOus ScribbIiur

Alexandria, Va, May 25.--John Car.
michel, of London county, Va, who was
arrested yesterday for sending a postal card
several weeks ago to Senator Vance, on
which was written; "Please send mo your
speech on that dA--n dog, Malone" :" Wa
brought before United States commissioner
here to,day. After examination he was held
for action of the grand jmy, for violation
OF the statutes which prohibits the sending Of
scurrilous matter through the mails.
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Washington, May 25.-Tressury officials
believe that if tho..revenues continue at the
present average tho entire series Of 8 per
cents, amounting to about seventy millions
mol converted into 8 10 bonds, will bo we'll
IN hand If not entirely covered by calls be.
tore the convening OF the next congress. II
those predictions prove true. there will
bono bonds other than the recently conver.
1891 '''
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London, May 25.-The Times this morn-
ing says that up to last night one thousand
amendments to the proposed land bill had
been placed on the order book of the house
of commons. More are being prepared not
only by home rulers but by many Epeliih
and Irish liberals and conservatives.
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RACES!

THE RACES the Driving Park this week exciting whit
interest than the Special Drives of another kind AT
SANGERS, where Extraordinary Inducements offered
THIS WEEK ONLY in honor of CTYS GUESTS
benefit of Patrons both from abroad and at home
Visitors cordially invited make Retail
Departments They assured of Courteous Attention
and will b made feel Welcome every spot of broad
Acre of Attractions.
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Fort NIcKavitt.

Special to the Herald.
Fort McKavitt, May .25. - One of
our citizens received upwards of
seven hundred head Of stock hero to>day.
Tho prices paid were: Yearlings $3.50;
two year olds Sll. It Is understood that
they arc for the st. Louis market.