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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22
TN oALDwILL OUTRAGE.

A terrible AFFAIR occurred at Caldwell last
Saturday resulting in the death OF Michae
Nesgher, formerly Of this city, the killing Of
George Sherman and the wounding OF Mr..
Campbell, formerly of this city. A bali doz.
6n border roughs flled with whisky, with
the example lately set them by mob In that
place, defed all authority and swore death
- all men sgainst whom they held grudge.
u was . regular cowboy jamboree.-an at
tempt to "run the town" Mounting their
horses, armed with revovers and repeating
rides, these devils rode wildly around, shoot
ing aud yelling like incarnate fends. Mike
Mssgher, who in the past SO often proved
nore than match for these 6ends, was slain.
Capt. Steele went down from this city late
Saturday evening aud helped to organize
fsrces 10 follow the villains who ned to the
Territory. At one time they were surround
I'd In q clump OF bushes, but Mr.. Campbell
vsnturing too close was desperately wound
ID. Night coming On they made their escape
ahough without provisions or horses. At
sbis writing none OF the murderers have been
s~ertaken.
The following is the associate press ac-
count Of the terrible affair:
CALDWELL, December l7.-One Of those
ssrribie border shooting ARRAYS occurred in
this city shout O'Clock p. m. resulting In
the death OF Mike Mesgher. former mayor
Of this city. and Geo. Speer, gambler. The
particulars can not be learned in the general
excitement that prevails, even at this late
hour, but il seems that last night and this
6orning . party Of cowboys, named re-
speetiyely Sherman alias Talbot, Jim Martin,
Dob Nunsing and fellow named Lowe.were
drinking and carousing. About O'Clock q.
n they began to show disposition to raise
Q row, and as preliminary move, George
opeer shot OF his revolver into the sidewalk
q Main street. Through the efforts Of the
Police the disturbance was suppressed and NJ
. precaution an additional policeman, Mike
Usaghsr, was pat on. About II O'Clock the
Darty above named turned loose aud began
. shoot indIscriminssely. Talbot shot kea-
sAsr from the rear Of the bank building, kill
~ him instantly. The citizens turned out
q once with such guns ~ they could get hold
q and attempted TO take in the party, who
n the meantime had proceeded 70 livery
cable i'm the north part Of town and com.
Dellipe the man In attendance TO give them
korses, mounted and started OF. speer at
0onptcd 70 saddle . horse hear the Red Light
dance house, and while doing 70 was shot by
enc Of The citizens. The othere started OF
r the direction of Hunnewell, and when
shout two miles cart struck south for the
2srritery.
A party Of citizens started after them, and
q last accounts were In sight Of the four
assing cow-boys. Il 10 likely that they will
s taken, and II brought back alive, nothing
Vill save them from hemp. The excitement
1sss IL intense, and the peoples disposition
Il % make the siders and sbettOrs CT the
pnrdsrous gang pull out from this neighbor-
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WHAT CHICAGO DRINKS.

There are $500 saloons in Chicago, and
they each pay s52 year for license, or an
aggregate Of s1s2, 900. The Latr-Oeean says
their sales aggregate si2,OOo,ooo u year, or
about ga per sapita. Their aggregate tax
business the profits Of which range from 90
to 300 per cent. 1t wants the license fees in
creased. Twelve million dollars a year
wasted, in single city. for drinks that do
nobody any good, aud infiict upon thousands
immeasurable harm! There is an eloquent
temperance lecture in these startling figures.
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81. joan AoKNoWLYDe50 raI CORN.

The proclamation OF Governor et. John,
Getting reward on the heads Of delinquent
sncers, and offering money for the convic-
Non Of saloon keepers and brewers, while 1t
created only ripple on the surface, has In
fact stirred up the political ocean to its Sc
eret depths. With few exceptions, the un-
usual and unexpected document Is viewed
wholly In political light. A number Of pa
Ders declare that Il 10 simply . scheme to
keep st. Johns personal fortunes anoat.
Parties within the ring Of st. Johns charmed
circle declare that the proclamation 10 only .
eeeessary preliminary step In calling the
Legislature together. The people OF the
State, by very large majority, declared for
biennial sessions, and only by small ma
jcrity for prohibition.
For one, we are willing to concedc the
document and its inspiration . genuine de-
sire to promote the cause Of temperance,
although through 1t st. John admits that all
his declarations 70. year past, that the law
VA being enforceu, are untrue, and only
made for effect. 81. John names four or Eve
towns In particular, but he knows, and
everybody else knows, that there 10 not
single town in Kansas in which intoxicants
ere not Illegally sold.
II IL our judgment that in the event OF his
eonvening the Legislature, that body will
give him any law he may ask for.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22

YATES CENTRE, December 16.-Our town
is all excitement this morning over the ad-
vent Of the st. L., TT. S. Il W. Il. r. The
track reached here last evening, and ourpeO-
pie have been greeted with the welcome sight
of two trains this morning for the first time,
and they have large force at work pushing
the track on westward and putting in side
tracks and schutes to load stock. Several
cars Of hogs and cattle will be shipped from
this place Us soon as the cars can be furnished
and loaded
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22

The room In the White House occupied
by the President, is the one President Hayes
used occasionally TO assign to his guests.
1t was the chamber OF Nellie Grant, and
was occupied by the Prince Of Wales, and
Garfield spent day there during his last
sickness, having been wheeled into it. 1t
has been decorated beautifully, the prevail
ing color being blue,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22
WEALTH OF THE COUNTRY.

The census returns show that the assessed
value of property for taxation in the United
States is sl6,s77, 49,, 567, being SS36.s7 per
capita for population of 5O,l55,7S3 The
rate per head in New England s66l.27 in the
Middle States. s4IS.55; in the Western
States, $685.. SO, and in the Southern States,
s159.2s. The State, county and town debts
amount to s44.57 head in New England; in
the Middle States, S4l. in the West, s13.17,
and in the South sl3.43. The difference is
much less than the difference in wealth.
The real wealth is probably more than double
this valuation, aggregating $40, 900. COX, 900,
or over $500 per capita.
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Senator Pendleton proposes 10 make an
other effort to elevate the dignity and power
of cabinet officers. He has reintroduced his
bill OF last session providing that the chief
officers OF the executive departments may
occupy seats ON the floor Of the senate and
house of representatives, and on his own
motion had 1t referred to special committee
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22

The Washington papers call attention to
the fact that offce-seeking has become
almost an epidemic in this country among
the women, aud that that city il full Of sp-
plicants of the tender sex, armed with en-
only clerical positions in the departments
TO which their ambition has hitherto been
chiefly directed, but soliciting all sorts Of
af3ieaS
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MRS. LINCOLN LOSES HER EYE sIeRT.

A special from Springfield, Illinois says
Mrs. Lincoln writes her friends she has com
pletely lost the use Of her eyes. Her letters
are written by an attendant. She does not
say what caused this new trouble, or how
serious il is likely to prove. She has been
accustomed to sit alone In u dark room,
which may have weakened her eyes although
they never failed her before. She says rs to
her general health she is very weak.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22
A Rare Chance.

A farm containing lC0 acres, 81 miles north
east of Wichita-the farm with the large red
barn adjoining the farm known as the Whit
worth placc-all bottom land under good cul-
tivation, good water and the very best of i'm
prOvements. viii be sold for $500 less than
cost for cash. For particulars inquire at the
premises, Title good.
*36-1B MRS. Nj. NJ. JACOBS.
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Farm For Sale.

A splendid corn farm, containing los acres,
90 acres under cultivation, with house, barn,
granery, corn crib-all frame; good bearing
orchrrd, good well, and watered by Chisholm
creek; three and one-half miles from Wichi.
Ia, northeast. Price, $1,000; five hundred
down, balance on five years time, at ten per
cent. Will trade for stock.
32-13t* j. G. WILLIAMS.
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Yates Center will be the most important
town on the Wichita road between Fort
Scott and Wichita. The railroad company
owns considerable property here. Judge
Hill will build fine property here; bro
ther-in-law OF the General manager will be
station agent here. All these are straws
which way the wind blows.-Eews.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22

"H-sel-4. section !, ~ A. az mu.. =,
Marshall rs Are. In cnitiy.sian. ,..s.
H. neres, ? maiss from uncover, y
i ,.Um IchltA, aeres umDsr, lee
IN I1i ~ se-on, mouse Is1D, ~ storys
in besr;ns orcS.rJ ~ n,,,u ~ .scrsS
house snI Church ali ~. I.nJ. n-i.S
% per acys mart time f~''
.a -ss,-I "a 40 ian
non, good mouse, watsrsd BY spring
creek; price, 80, part time
et---I6e acres. ~ miles from Wichifa. .
ture fenced With h.sae: % .e' ~ !. ire e5i
xsu ,, go3d hecss around farm; house
Iaxs, WIN a., wing sIio gransry lsIi1,
fenced. and stock corral. good wells.
nnd stream OF living water scross farm,
,,o Iruit trees OF inherent varieties bear
cultivator, saIky pillow and stirring pillow.
% s. -, y, W, 50 acres, unimprovsd;
price, to.
q. IN W section 20, - !, ". all good tillabls
land, 80 acres la cultivation, nine milss
southwest Of Wichita, school house On
adjoining farm; price, l, 800 100 on four
years time.
SLED acres, 10 miles east Of Valley Center
station. acre timber, 30 acres In Guilt
walton, house l4xis, ell l6xl6. barn Exc,
Win yau, II mlie neugs, acre ora
49,, So sao " sii sno III Sooo isrm ianoj
IL VI n u.s. 11st9m ana IN snitivs-
sstnrs ,,."t s;, r. na lsocs, ~ LIZ
fence pssinr. watsrsS n! III anu .sr.. Ioss -
orchard: this IL = sooi ssr,cnItn,. ~ "a
stock farm: nrics' u nsr scrs .As
o,I -.1eo ..r.s az ~. - r..,. .
acres in pasture I'D In eu,tivs;ion ~
mile of good hedge house i6x5t. via A.
mex lsxA. TX story. plastsrsd and paint
co. %, frame an, stable iax0, 60 Cd well and els
pis, p'um anu cnerry trees; price, 500.
~ = $50 acres, IL miles southwest Of Wicht-
q, near line OF the extsnsion Of the Sc.
l.: -; n H., acres nice tim5ss
planted, " acres grass, 100 scrss In god
si, S ~ lu IN. VI ,nss,uSe, !e0u veil
peach trrss nil. To- schss.; ~ LIZ
fsnd. nr,cs 20 " o"o"'' -" s'Ss
LEO acres. is miles vest. lis serss In euI.
rrsnery Tor coo busbsls sooi v.iI "a
stock water; price. GOO
=" z..-l6o acres; II miles southwest near l,us
of ST L. as sxtsssion 70 80
once, store and blacksmith shop; price.
90.
I5-nvI-I section H. town 10 A. s.u
nsr county, unimproyed, good smooth
s ,;,s i "a ! mile Of koliins Green. 10
T.--s0 acres. miles southwest. In COED
neiyhoornood, school house ON adjoining
farm, ~ acres In cuitivssion; price. s,s.
7s--l6O acres fine slopiur land N mile
from town, 100 acres "a cuItiystion 70
peach trees two ysars old, ons mile e
with rs Of Is acres Of corn.
" 7s--l6o acres In Erie towush;p. mar li.s ~
ST. 4SFR r. sxtensioo. watsrs6
BY Sand creek, good land; price. Coc'
%. --l5s scres. near Oxford. 4. sumnsr.e,n.
ty upimproysd for go
.. "a ,so ..-ar ,.-,,u',
vich;,s InIend;1 - ~ ~.
i'oSo 1A' 'peA''' PASTURE iAsa; pnss'
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Sherifs Sale.

Sheriffs Sale.
District Court. Sedgwick County, Kansas.
VIM. lines and David Ross, copartuers rs
Geo. Innes Il Co.,
VS..
Nellie A. Mcdonald and Allen l.. Mcdonald.
Ey virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
the district court OF Sedgwick county, Kan
sas, wherein WIN. lines and David Ross, CO.
partners as Geo. inues Il Co., are plaintiffs,
And Nellie A. Mcdonald and Allen l.. Me-
Donald are de endants, | will, on
Uoaady, tie I'D day Of January. 4. d. 1882,
at 2 O'Clock p. m, at the court house door,
being at the font of the building known as
Eagle block. on Douglas Avenue. i'll the city
OF Wichita. Kansas, offer for sale at public
auction 10 the highest bidder tor cash in hand
all the right, title aud interest OF the defend
ants, Nellie \. Mcdonald and Allen l.. Me-
Danald, in and to the following described
real property, situated in the county of Sedg-
wick. State of Kansas, to wit:
Lot No. seventy liUl on Main street in the
CITY of Wichita. Kansas.
Said real property is levied upon as the
property of defendants. Nellie \. Mcdonald
and Allen l.. Mcdonald. and will be sold to
satisfy SAID order of sale.
Sberif's Office, Wichita, Kansas, Decem-
Der 81, a. ID. ISL.
II. r. WATT,
Sheriff Sejgwick County. Kansas.
W. P. Campbell, plaintiffs attorney.
39-5t
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Apropos Of Johnson's Cyclopadia the fol-
lowing communication from one Of our best
known citizens speaks for itself:
Rev. VIM. Hamilton-Dear Sir: When APP
pleton's Revised Cyclopadia was published
purchased the entire set, thinking 1t was
the best work of the kind at the time pub
nshed. have recently made an examina-
ton of Johnson's Universal Cyclopadia and
being fully convinced that it is superior to
nearly every respect, have purchased the
set and exchanged Appleton's in part pay
ment therefor. w. Z. STANLEY.
WICHITA, December @, 1881. 39-lt
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Read! Read!
To Farmers and Stock Men.

Rockwell d Sexton, Peabody Foundry,
Kansas, are manufacturing and selling for
half the price that others charge, a Cleared
Windmill for grinding and Smelling corn,
pumping, churning, and for driving all kinds
of light machinery. The mill Is perfect
self-governor. stronger and more durable
than any other, elegantly painted, and make
very ornamental appearance. No light
castings to break and give trouble. Write
for prices and further particulars to
ROCKWELL. & SEXTON,
3S-2t Peabody Kansas
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22

There IL rum0r ailost that Ben Butler is
soon to be married. The name Of the lady
who has. come under the influence OF the
man with the bad eye Is not given.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22

Henry Ward Beecher appears In the iole
Of an advocate Of free trade. His lecture on
the subject delivered in Brooklyn last week
was very able presentation Of his side Of
the question
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-12-22

Rev. VIM. Hamilton, agent for Johnson's
Cyclopadia informs us that books to fill his
orders for this place were shipped December
10th. Hence he 1pccts, if the books arrive
without unusual delay, TO begin delivery in
Wichita two or three days before the New
Year. From the 10Th inst he may be ad-
dressed at the Occidental. 39-1t
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AUCTION! AUCTION!
At the Hurrah Store, East Side
Main Street.
AUCTION 4!

Five thousand dollars worth of Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats. Clothing, Notions,
etc., ETC., to be sold to the highest bidder
You have been paying our prices for goods.
now take them at your own price.
Auction hours. p. IN. and Ip. m.
We shall continue retailing goods between
auction hours, at still greater reductions on
many things. Remember, these goods are
not auction goods, but straight, regular
goods. 1t REDPIELD a co.
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Bridge Notice.

Therr will he petition presented to the Coun-
ty Commissioners at their next regular meeting,
asking for An appropriation of one Thousand dol
lars to assist In building bridge across the MIN
nescah River. section line running east and
west between sections IA and % in township Of
Viola. IL. W. ADAMS,
W. H. HART.
j. r. GRAHAM,
j.. MORE,
W. b. GRAHAM,
1913 and others.
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Attachment Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Harvey McAllister, ct. al,
VS..
T. =. Fulton.
Before William McAllister, q Justice of the
Peace Of sherman township, Sedgwick county,
Kansas
To the above named L. Z. Fulton:
You will take notice that you have been sued by
Harvey McAlister and others, before the above
named Justice of the Peace, for the sum of $40,
and that your property has been attached to sat
isfy said claim and said cause is set for trial
the 2Oth day of February, 1882, at 10 O'Clock a.
IN. of said day, at the Office of said Justice, in
said Sherman township.
HARVEY McALLISTER,
3S-3t Jr A. TIT, plaintiffs.
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w | c H | T A

Wichita s Iss Of
Capital and is Situated in the Center Of the
Region of the United States
THE COUNTRY SURROUNDING
ssr sq divided Setw we, Valley Upland
The " Sss sss ~s u. .
rewards the p.ssns worker 5
THIS is SHOWN FULLY
ns S he leading % tho s has .y until
crops yield Corn tor 1851 upwards Of
100000 bushels, and other crops in proportion.
OUR YOUNG ORCHARDS
f%r' .n other a % Rf'' of
OUR coNTIGUITY
good prices surplus that may be raised ' -
FINANCIALLY,
G % n oa ba 1 a
THE CITY OF WICHITA
sad IL.
1T IS HERE YOU ARE INVITED TO COME
To buy your homes, seek
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Real Estate Agents,
Will show
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IF YOU WANT
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IF YOU WANT
To
make safe investments or loans
-F YOU WANT
TO know the Title county,
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VIM. KASSEL,
The Leading Jeweler Of Wichita
ASKS numerous customers
What is More Appropriate for Christmas
Present
: Diamond Diamond Sia4;
'sa's = % Is a :: ss Ss's
- S s:S si Ss:;s:
s ss's S csst Chain H H%y v P.s
sS;S 1 %sssS silver s Es:$ Ts%S;
Fine Cameo Ring,
Fine Fine s eoss.
4, 5$$i s:$ $$ Fin $;:;
Fine F,; ssi' S1s;s5
Cluster
dTopazR
Gold
live fate Pie
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ss-lm DOUGLAS AVENUE, WICHITA.
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All these Fine Novelties and others
be bought
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27
A Brave Book.

The last number OF The Nation gives a
long and highly favorable notice OF a book
that Is well calculated to be Of benefit to
the Sou,b. A l. yncbburg correspondent OF
the Dispatch has kind words for the same
book. We Itier TO The series OF letters
written from different parts OF the South
to the New York Tribune during the
spring aud early summer Of the present
yesr, and now collected and published
in pamphlet form IS the "Iri6Hne Ex-
ira. No. 81" "GimpSeS Of a Nen
Di1ie- UpSectioRGi Wees of Sectional
Questions" is the appropriate title Of
this UNIQUE aud admirable series. Seeing
how nXiOu we Of The South naturally are to
induce foreign capital, labor, and popula
ton 10 make their homes in our midst, and
remembering the incalculsble Injury that
has besn inflicted on our section by the
misrepresentation put forth by interested
and malicious persons, we ought to sppre-
ciste the immense good involved 10 these
letters, which are fair, friendly, and even
laudstory beyond any precedent OF their
hluus Aut SulbOi ~ Sd'u W 'N ~
JAMES Il. HARRISON, a Unitarian clergyman
OF Franklin Fails, n. H., who is well known
for ysriou able pspers on socisl topics
communicated to the Atlantic Magazine.
Mr.. HARRIsoN's letters have been spread
broadcast through the country, and 1t Is im-
possible 10 oyerstate their beneficial effect 10
removing long-sccumulsted clouds Of lguo-
rance and prejudice. II will be safe TO At
tribute a large share OF future movements
of cspiial and immigration southwark TO the
justice that has been doDe 10 our people by
the polished aud graphic pen OF the sutbor
OF the Tribune letters. They ought, too, to
make a specially deep impression at this
time, wben all sectional questions are bu-
ried In The grave Of the I" Nations dead"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-27
II may De sale,y as,umed thal the Demo.

II may be safely assumed that the Demo
crsts will organize the Senate.
The alternative is that President Arthur
should take bis seat As presiding officer OF
the Senate, and receive The credentials OF
the new senators from New York and
Rhode Island Cincinnati Commercial.
That alternative Is no alternative at all.
MIR. ARTHUR has as much right TO preside
over the Senate two years as to pre'ide over
il two minutes. He is not e.President,
but President Of the Unued States. Read
his proclamatlons: 81, CHESTER A. AR
THUR, President OF the United States"
Surely the Commercial knows that the Pre-
sident Of the United States can't preside
over the Senate.
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a Slngnlar Law.

The PhiiaGeiphia Times gives HAMILTON
FISH as authority for the statement that by
a peculiar provision of the act organizing
the pOSt-ofice the term OF the Postmaster
General is fixed at four years, or in case OF
a change Of President, for one month after
the new term. Therefore Postmastcr.Gen'
ersl JAMaS's commission will expire Oc'O-
Der 1%9th-jusl a month after the accession
Of ARTHUR.
The law reads a, follows:
1.-THE term OF the Postmaster General
shall be for and during the term Of the Pre-
sldeut by whom be Is appointed, and for
one month there ,fter, unless sOOncr re-
moved. ~ eUjSed Statutes Of the United
State.
Nevertheless, the President can by a mere
word continue MI. JAMES in office; and Will
no doubt do so.