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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10

The next national House OF Hepresenta-
tIves will, according to calculations made
from the official register of the House, be di-
vided politically US follows: Republicans,
AZ; Democrats, 1856; Greenbackers. O.; In
dependents,1; total, 2o3. Five of the Green
iaes OF the Republican caucus TOT speaker.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10
A SURE ENOUGH RAILROAD.

EUREKA, November i.--The graders OF
the st. Louis, Fort Scott II Wichita road
have been throwing dirt in this county fol
one week, while the track layers will get
into Toronto within the next three or fouI
days. This project is turning ont all right
so thai we will soon have our second road
The town is booming.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10
--1s--l--4--------
ca0eTAWS AND The RAILROADS.

Gentlemen representing the st, Louis =
San Francisco and Gould's Texas lines have
gone into the Choctaw Nation to negotiate
for the right of way through the Nation ior
these roads, in accordance with the reeent
decision of the Secretary Of the Interior,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10
Notice Of Garnishment.

Before Julius Junkermann, Justice Of the
Peace tor Wichita city, County OF seegwlca I;
state OF KANSAS q
Mrs NJ. If: Beal, plaintiff,
Earry Morris defendant.
Said defendant Is here'.y notified that on The
10Th day of October. ISL the plaintiff In the
above entitled action commenced SUIT lnsi nm
or the recovery or the sam of one hundred dol
lars, and caused u summons of punishment to be
issued, and that said action Will be tried before
said justice the 10Th day of December, 1851, at
the hour of nine O'Clock A
STANLEY Il WALL,
.i,orIsys ioi fiaintI.
Wichita, November 4, 1881. ss-S
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10

/, John Tucker, County Treasurer of the
County of Sedgwick, State of Kansas. TO
hereby certify that the above and foregoing
is true statement Of the amount Of tax ieYr
led in said county for the year A, II. 1881 up
on each one hundred dollars valuation. as
appears upon the tax rolls of said county.
John TUCKER, County Treasurer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10

Fast trains are all the go. The Pennsylva-
mia has one, the New York Central is going
to have one to compete with her, and now
the Wabash announces one between ST. Lou
il and New York.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10

doctor Miller" of Elk county, has been
arrested for issuing too many whiskey pre-
srriptiops, it having been reported that he
signed oyer forty in one day.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10

There was not SO much difference in Gar
tela's and Arthur's religion. Garfield was a
CsmpbcjAte aad Arthur was raised Baptist.
Both churches believe ip immersion.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10
KANSAS SECURES A PRIZE.

Last week we editorally alluded to the fac
that our delegation was urging President
Arthur to remove the Pension Agency from
st. Louis to Kansas, in which we offered
some reasons for such aremoyal. The order
was issued on Thursday last, and Major Nat
Adams, Of Manhattan, was appointed PEN
sion Agent. He is an old Kansan, and de
serves the honor. The district is made up o
the States of Missouri, Kansas Colorado
aud the Territory of New Mexico. 1t ispre
suined that the Indian Territory will be at
tache TO the district at an early day. Abou
1891 200 was paid TO pensioners Of this dis
trict last year by the Pension Agent at St
Louis, the amount increasing yearly us th'
district increases in population, by the re
moyal of the soldiers TO the west.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10
Notice Of Final Settlement

THE STATE OF KANSAS, (ss
sedgwick County,
In the Probate Court ia and for said County
In the matter of the estate of Rosa Calvert de-
ceased.
Creditors ana ali other persons Interested in
the Aforesaid estate are hereby notified that at
the next regular term OF the Probate Court, In
and for said Comfy, 10 be begun and held at tho
Probate Court room in Wichita, County of setig-
wick, ssats of afort said on the first Monday in
the mouth OF Urinary, \ u lsSl, shall apply
to said court FOR full and final settlement OF
said estate and for my fees ~ administrator.
$50 .F SIS. RiDLE,
: sAdminslratos OF Rosa CalfeIt, deessssd.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10

sswoodcock and D., how do you like it, as
far as you have got.r-Jocelyn's Organ.
Pretty well, thank you; how do you Ike
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-11-10

= la nu G. BLAME. secretary of state.
, 1881-09-30
THE STAR ROUTES,
A SENSATION 1H3MINN.

Special DApatsh to 1n& Ch&eaeo 7tibuns.
WARRINGTON. ID. u, Sept. :D.-rile prep
aratlon Of tie s1ar-yollte cases, tte President
was informed today, WIS 50 far completed
that the counsel for tho Government, with
tho exception Of those locally retained, will
be ahle to leayu Washington tomorrow, Col.
Bliss sail tonight that they llad about got
through the first bout. and TINT tue cases
were renty to present to tho grand Jury, and
that It w0HlA not bu necessary for him to re-
turn TO Washington probably before thu sec-
oltl week IN Oct0bor, Thu Government o1ll-
cIals are receiving eyory encouragement
FROM tic President, and 0nollgl! Ia known al-
ready to warrant the Insertion that some OF
the evidence will be startling In character.
TIE TjlEABuI1f, TOO.
Tho President, his fEiends say, will not
stop In lis effort 10 purge the departments
Of corruption with the p0st-Ofllcc uupart-
ment, lie i,as already been informed that
the Investigation which was begun by SecTe-
tarY WlnloMl anil was so suddenly stopped
would reveal certain abuses a1 that lepart-
neut which hayo been Ut long stumbling. 1t
IL unterstoou that, at tic proper moment,
a,lel wton the new Secretasy0f the Treasury,
IL thsro t,e one, has been long enough III
oi1ice to become falniltarlzed with sons Ut
It's details, q thorough Investigation will be
made.
DECENTRALIZATION or TIE nlNG.
>" II tAs tItstern AMoctoted FTta&
t" WAsluAQToN. D. u kept. @.-'Che star
, 1881-09-30

GoIn memorial medals, Bearing on one
stdo the medallion OF President Lincoln and
nn the other tic medallion Of President Gar.
field, will be Issued fronl tito United States
Mint lit Philadelphia.
, 1881-09-30

TnE City Council at the ,specta1 meeting
held last evening, on the 1noston Of AID.
Young. Changed the nnne Of Sophia street
to Garfield avenue, out Ut respect to the
memory Of the late President, by ,lnani.
1rt1ns vntr
, 1881-09-30

II is understood that Atr. folin II. afcAvoy
las sold Ills interest In tila Dowler It 1Iemfs
brewing C0tMpany for s:]5o, ,oq0. The affairs
Of tl1n tErin will be conducted In the future
by Mcssrs. Delnis and Curtis.
, 1881-09-30

Att. WORCESTER. tho Treasurer OF tfo
Lake Slloro l. Michigan Southern Railroad
Company, says that thoro Is no trutl, III the
report that tho 1.akc> Shore and Michigan
Central Noatls have beet or arc to be consols-
flutpff
, 1881-09-30

An excursion train came into collision
with freight train near Aylmer, Ont, yes
terday, aid five persons are known to have
been killed. and about twenty persons were
wounded, some fatally. The terrible aecl
dent Is due to carelesness Of the officials Of
the excursion train.
, 1881-09-30

CANON CAslrEtl.o, tho Roman priest who
has embraced Mcthodtsu,, has sent copies Of
his autobiography to the Pope, the Cardinals,
various pretates and diploti.atfsts, and others.
Tho Popa and tho other eccleslaslics Wilt
doubtless find the autobiography rather in
toresting roauIng.
, 1881-09-30

TIE Board Of Regents Of Michigan Uni
Sewalj. OF Johns Hopkins University, Lcct-
urer Oil Physiology in the Department Of
Medicine and Surgery Of their university.
They voted 81, ,5D to establish mechanical
laboratory,
, 1881-09-30

.11st kEESE's celebrated horse Foxhali
Won tho Grand Duke Michael Stakes On the
Newmarket course yesterday. Don Fulnno,
also owned by Kesl.e,. came In second. Fox.
halls vfctory WINS NIL easy one, aild was
anticipated. Thero was not much betting.
, 1881-09-30

4 r1ErcE ante Is ragtng III the Northwest
and Upper l.nkc region, but Its exact Local
tloll cannot be ascortalned, at this writing.
The storm is moving eastward, and it Is
probable that there will bo Aeyery heavy rain
fall in this region today.
, 1881-09-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.

rA1TI.y cInndy weather or cloudy wenthcs
with rain, Nu.l rising followed by falling tonl-
tnrature for this region today.
, 1881-09-30

A. 7. RouENs, HI uplotsterer employesl III
ths shops Of tho CAscago, burlington Il
Quincy railroad ut Aurora, ILL.,, slot and
killed hls wife nt TINT place Wednesday
night, and then shot himself. Rogers aud
Ills wife hayes bccM married about eighteen
years, and their relations have been anything
but happy.
, 1881-09-30

IT having been charged that members Of
tho New Orleans Board of licaltl, were im-
properly Influenced In granting permit for
tho erection OF rew slaughter-house, the
board, in It's virtuous Indignation, demands
10 be investigated by tho granu Jury. Their
demand wilt be complied with, In all proba-
biIIty.
, 1881-09-30

II is probable that Kochcfort will bo prose-
cuted OIL tho charge Of defamation OF cllarac-
ter In having published III Ills paper articles
alleging TINT Gambetta had arranged tic
Tunlsian expedition for stock.jobb'ng pur-
poses. Rdthefort wuuiu ratlA1 that this
difficulty we're settled Oil the "tietl OF
h0nor.'
, 1881-09-30

TnE schooner tiny Cunningham, of t'lou.
cester, Mass. with fourtc4 IN fishermen Oil
loard. is supposed to have been lost with all
hnn4s.
, 1881-09-30

T1E Scotch farmers demand much more
sweeping measure Of land reform rllan that
granted to tho Irish farmers. The London
Times says Of the Land bill drafted b. the
Scottish Chamber of Agriculture. and which
will tM pi .Sseu ut the next session Of Parlla-
ment. that 1t sis one Of tho most far-reacll-
Ing measures on tho 1a1id question ever Jet
submitted to Parliament" The Duke of
Argyll knew what lie was doing when lie
opposed the Irish Land bill. Coming events
cast their shadows bcfore.
, 1881-09-30

Tile AIcCalmonts seem determined to pre-
vent Afr. franklin u. Gowen from ngafn OH
tainlng control OF the Philadelphia T. Head
Ing Kailroad. They sent 1000 900 worth Of
tho convertible bonds Of tile road to this
country yesterday, with instructions that
they bo changed into stock and voted at the
January election In opposition to Gowcn aud
Ills friends. Gowen has evidently met with
his match In the hard.headed, strong-willctl
Ulstermeu.
, 1881-09-30

agree that tint Is NIL that Is necessary to MI
election. The point which thu Doarbons
tllrenten to ruisc IL n lncre "untbbtc."
, 1881-09-30

TLDTT{ING.
TOUGH CLOTHES

Thfs :ort ,rn harn 3,rrpared far .trftsnna,
sfcrhHMf frs, HHt far ulen srf" t,sra.fn r1ratt0nA
that t.H hard az thrtr Clothing. H'sn jor
tsf EftfdS af 1fc, n't ItnUs rlto srelt for Sri
trrnblr t'aotis. If Uoh f1it ottrrt 10 q itftls
Cott1"' ta~ jrfrrs On somdof fhrar }trtdH- Mate
l'nt hnns" IL, risrai, urndrs xon,rftncs a Iittte
mt<fmrc greatly iMiirores tho strength. Our
, 1881-09-30

A&+aAAE*H4 4ah410k h<S 4AAuAAEA a.
torney-General MacVeagil aud Postmaster
General James that It Is ILLS earnest desire
TINT tho star-r0pte thieves aud all other public
plunderers stall be promptly and vigorously
prosecuted, atltl has expressed wish that
both gentlemen shall remain IN the Cabinet
at least until tho prosecutions are ended.
Gen. Arthur co,nplt,nentcd Mr. JAnnes on lts
administration Of tho Post-Ofllee Depart
nlent, an4 told lin. TINT Ills courso Ind
met with tho approval Of tho whole coun-
try. Thus encouraged, hlr. James and
Mt. MaoVeagl Rre determined to 60 on
with the good work of bringing the
public thieves TO the bar OF Justice nnd send.
ing them to the penitont!ary. At meeting
held In the Arlington Hotel, Washington,
yesterday wllera were present. besides Ar.
James and Mr. MacVoagh. Col. JsllSs and Mr.
Brewster, WHO have charge OF the prosecu-
lions, Col. Bliss said that after tt fuli cxamI-
nation OF all the evidence he was willing to
pledge Ills professional reputation that he
would ba ablo t0 secure the conviction Of the
1ascals. It probablc that the prosecution
will ba In possession OF more evidence With
In the next few days, as tho small-fy thieves
are frightened. and will undoubtedly toll all
they know. Indictments hayo already been
drafted, carefully too, and will be presented
to tho grand Jury as Boota as possible, f1le
prosecution lbs no faith in CorkllQl, and
will not trust any matter Of Importance to
hlul. Me,srs. Bliss, brewster. aud Cook will
manage the prosecutions. 1t IL understood
that tho first batch Indicted will include tle,l.
Brady, ex-senator dorsey. ex-Audttqr No
Graw, ex-Chtef Clerk French, aud Messrs.
, 1881-09-30

LORD DEnnr thinks, and perhaps rightly,
that 50 far as Irish oppression Is concerned
tho Land act passed last session tas not
settled tho Irish land question. lie thinks
tl.at even II It were settled Its disappearance
tro1n the live questions Of tho day would
only lend to an agitation for the restoration
of the lrIsll Parliament. 1Io admits TINT the
Land act would never have been passed by
an English Parliament but for the pressure
brought to bear upon 1t by the parnell-
ties, and says that 1t is ch!ldisl, to
speak Of the Land League as m organ-
lzatlon Of denaagogs anxious only. tn draw
subscriptions iron, American sympathtzers.
lie warns the English and Scotch people not
to oyerrate the effect Of what has been done
to satisfy Ireland, and not to Il,llmlRe in tho
deluslon TINT the Irish people nre henceforth
to bo loyal and all that. Tho struggle Is
only beginning, not ondlng. Lord Desby's
letter Is llksly to provoke lnuch comment
, 1881-09-30

TENDER 30, 1881LTWE
NEWS IN BRIEF.
rA1uIY cInudy weather or cloudy wenthcr
with rain, all rising followed by falling toni
Nrature for this region today.
THE schooner thy Cunningham, of fIlou-
cester, Mass. with FOURTEEN fishermen oil
bonrd. is supposed to have been lost with all
lantls.
Go1p memorial medals, bearing on ono
stde the medallion OF President Lincoln and
o1l the oti,or tie medallion Of President Gar-
field, will be issued fr0nl tito United States
Mint 1T Philadelphia.
lr il understood that Atr. fol,n II. AfcAyoy
l,as sold hIs interest In tic Dowl,er It 1Iemis
Brewing Company for s35o,oQ0 The affairs
Of thu tErm will be conducted In the future
by Ntcssrs. Demls aid Curtis,
Mn. WORCESTER. tho Treasurer OF TIC
Lake Sloro l. Michigan Southern Railroad
Company, says that there Is no truth iii the
report that tho Lake Shore and Michigan
Central ltoals have beet, or arc to be consoIE-
dated.
TtlE City Council at the spec[a1 meeting
held last evening, on the 1no&ton Of AID.
Young. changed the llnne Of Sophia street
to Garfield avenue, out ut respect to the
memory ot the late President. BY ,lnani-
nous vote. l..
A. rtrucE 4u1c is ragtnx ii the Northwest
and Upper l.nku region, hit Its exact Local
tioll cannot be nscortalned, at this writing.
The STORM Is moving eastward, and it Is
probable that therc will DO avery heavy rain
fall in this region today.
Mn. SCOv1Lr.E, Gulteau'6 brother-in-law,
ut Gulteatt's rcQncst, waited Of Mt. Etnery
Storrs Of this city, yesterday, and requested
lin to assist III the uefenss Of tie assassin.
Mr.. Storrs promptly declined to have any-
thing whatever to ddaw1th tho case.
b4Sl 4AFsEt.$fA . EE4CbtHLCA Aul8E IUA4llI4
won tno Grand Duke Michael Stakes on the
Newmarket course yesterday. Don Fulano,
also owned by Kes'e> came In sccond. Fox
halls vlctury WINS MI easy ore, und was
anticipated. There was not much betting.
TirE Board Of Regents Of Michigan Uni
yersity yesterday elected Prof. Henry
Sewnll. OF Johns Hopkins University, Lcct-
Me,1tc1ua ana Surrcrv NJ thotr unfyarstt,.
ria, rr,to1 q, I'm ~ oo,oh,,.l, n,.o,,on,no,
tntorotnrv =. ''-
---
CANON CAslpELlo, tho Roman priest who
las embraced Mcttotltsu,, lids sent copies Of
various pretatey aud dIpo,,ptfsts. aud others.
Tia Popa and tho other eccleslasl5cs Wilt
doubtless find the autobiography rather in.
torestlug roadLuc.
--
An excursion train came into collision
with freight trim near Aylmer, Ont, yes
terdny, aid five persons arg known to have
vovrdod aon,a fo,n,,p Thn tnrr,hio occi.
dant ID dua tn caralrsness ~ the nftIcIal. NJ
tha exc,,raIon train
---.s -. 50
TuE Rev. James Fleming was Installed rs
Canon OF York and Cl,aplain-ln-Ordinary to
Queen Victoria yesterday. Canon. Fleming
closed the SERMON appropriate to the occa-
tha deutl of the "t,hriattan soldier and cltt.
zeu. ~ President Garfield.
IT, f,...,,,,.,,n n t,o. a,n,,,J,, ...,,.xsl,os u
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require a long training 10 fnancs
to tell him that these people who ssY
this wonderful era OF railroad con-
struction Is 10 coat Tue for years are
talking aonseuse. Il one will take
the trouble TO read she railroad bis
tory OF Amerios, he viii soon con-
vince himse'f that ailroscs Lave not
been the paying institutions from the
start that they are popularity Supposed
to be; and he will also learn that it
is easier to put money into railroad
than it is to make the road pay fair
interest on that money. 4 lIroad
construction in Utah las been :. t~ir
sample of the So a hing elsewhere
in the United Stat 9. AMI here. we
believe it may be sta:ed "a ioct that
with the exception OF one short line.
the railroads have been long years in
waiting for business to make them
profitable to those who Put money
nto them.
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soME OF President Arthur,s

some OF President Arthur's early
appointments are exciting sharp
criticism inside the Presidents party,
If the republican party can be called
bis. The stalwarts' Influence. is be-
ginning to manifest itself TO the dis
gust of the other branch of the orgsr-
ization. Republicans seem to lose
sight OF the TACT that Arthur ard not
Garfield or Hayes is President, and 20
forget that he has the same right to
make appointments thai they had.
No one questioned Mr.. GaIfeld's
privileges in sthis premises. and no.
body should want TO conine Arthur
to the class of men preferred by any
OF his professors. 20 be successful
az President Mr.. Arthur must be in
dependent in making appointments
to Office, as well as in the policy OF
administration that be pursuee.
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AN INTERESTING curiosity at THE
time is copy OF the Newport (R j
Mercury of October 27, 1871, an
nouncing the surrender of CORVALLIS
at Yorktown. It ia filed with war
news, the last item being the sur
render referred to, which the printer
takes the earliest Opportunity to
congratulate our Customers, and cur
Country" on the most important
event. The account concludes:
"Upon the receipt of the foregoing
intelligence, the Church Bell WAS set
a ringing and Continued nearly oil
that night and next day, when the
troops here we're drawn up on the
parade, where 13 Cannons were dis
charged in tie morning ssd % at
noon, besides q grand fen Go Joy
from the musq1etry. 4 ramher
of patriotic toasts were drank by tee
officers of the army, and gentlemen
OF the town, which re have MT room
to insert" Among the lew sdsestise-
men.s in the paper APPEAR the follow.
ing:
WANTED to purchase Good Young
W COW that Calves sooa, tot which
generous priceiwill- b. given-lnquire of
the Printer.
A woman who has lately lost her Child
n would be willicg to taxa oce to Nurse.
Inquire OF the Printer.
Among other interesting :hings IL
this venerable relic of the past, Is
graphic report by General Nsih.
Greene, to the President OF Congress
OF the fight at EutaW Springs. which
concludes With s return of the
killed, wounded and missing" as
follows:
TOTAL Of Continental. State Troops
and Militia. l Lieut. Col, l Major. o
Captains, S SubaIterEs. s Sejeants, ia
rank and file, killed. 5 Lieut.. Coils -
Captains, rs Subalterns, 80 SeEjeants,
300 rank and file. missing. One Briga-
der General Of Militia wounded.
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THE EXPERIENCE of General Bou
LANCER, one of the French guests of
the nation, in his Philadelphia hotel
on Thursday night, was interesting
and exciting. Finding murderous
burglar in bis room furnished toe ex-
element, snd the guarding Of him
with drawn sword until the arrival OF
the police, supplied the interest. As
the generals prosenitors did good ser
vice to the country hundred years
ago he has sgain placed Americans
under obligations by putting one OF
their criminals where he will do the
least harm, if not the most good for a
time at least.
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- DAILY HERALD i. published

lee DAILY HERALD is published
,zTg~y morning, Mondays excepted, AZ
Est Temple Street, near First9Soutn'
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ySWe AND PUBLIsHIEG COMPANY. ouo-
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SELECTION made By carriers, zoe. week.
aEE sEMI-WEEKLY HERALD is
Tablished every Wednesday and Satur-
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ogery Thursday morning, at 81 year
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MUSEUM.
IoszPH L. BAREFOOT,

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ANNUAL MEETING
OFFICE OF THE ORNAMENT GOLD
AND SrTvrp MTHrrc1 g.

OFFICE OF THE ORNAMENT GOLD
AND SILVER MINING Co.,
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct, %, 1881.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i the stockholders of the Orns-
ment Gold aud Silver Mining Com
pany, for the purpose of electing officers
and directors for the ensuing year, will
be held ct the Office Of the Company at
Salt Lake City, on Tuesday, November
18th, 1881, ct 10 O'Clock. a. M, of said
day. -. ,-iI
3. G. CHAMBERs,
President.
F. E. SARGEAEF.
Secretary. DC, 81.
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