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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

rhe wsslmen Oh III we4ying are ee'u
a6ug ~ Ssth tl6k work. hrt s4lne
"a moi .sriv6 Of Eaters, Il ~ a
~ Il N SsimpoS11ble p get thSnew -
sr.uta1lve = rs.dysOr Occupancy py 70.
ne ~ leetiAt eeets. Should teey not
4 Il ~ = the - Of yegusry, ard TIC
Soo.e 5esifus 70 cccspy It Nueer In the aeasae
. rcu,Syal css he easily effected during the
,.u,I s<SurslAent from Friday to Monday.
The tot.i number Of opinions written and
s,ed by the judges was 80. The number Of
60. disposed Of was SO, OF which 1855 were
EARNED or dismissed. aud 40 were reversed
There we're : great many eases remaining
undecided at the hegisnlng Of the year ise'O
Since the commencement Of the insurance
wear, on March lst, 1850, a,siG licenses wer'
granted to agents Of life insurance compa
mics to do the business In Kansas. In
number OF fire insurance companies LICENSED
was sixty.two, and Of life insurance comPa
mics, seventeeu. The receipts Of the depart
ment were sl0,00on0, being something lik
si2 900 over ard shove The expenses of th
depart t.--C0mmoSsesikk. a.4 1si.s Il
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
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Tribune OF Dece~eer s'sh, sndef sae hesd o.
"want in Western Kansas, gives, IN our
|5udement me genera osasilAe p stnA-
ton, with great nirness AND accuracy
The correspondent says that ne found NO
classes Of people N western A = ~ II 'One
had some money and plenty 2! pelses y an
she other htt'e money ana 'ess persever1
sncs." The former class have, e rule ,sp c
eeeded; the latter class nave ia if tnrown
up tleir hands, and gone PACK l sast. ours
ing Kansas. ,.ti3sa az a.rB. ,A,l,
The I''e."f correspondent says t me- great
mistake maze " pne ne" see'.els As ~ risk
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
NOTICE.

THE FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING CO Is
Dey Street, New York. viii give steady employ
ment % an active agent in every coonty On
rscsips of 20 cents they will rend for three
Litefary Art and Fashion Paper, or climbs Of fogS
for three mop,hs, for ~ %, together with val
liable book or Information fOf the million, coo.
advice and FORMS articles etiquette and letter
writing, advice to merchants. cierxs, Snechanics,
fAsmefs .&c., &c 20 each Subscriber, .asd stss
Ngap Is .I'ostniasters and Newsdsaiers Tssis Ola
feP Il made ia order u Introduce out publications
into every family. Address, fAx6.f youkNAL,
Is hey Street, New York. Ss-S
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

"A eorre.posde IN the Topek. co~-o.ss.
fak. from Ste g, der date Of Deeem-
~ 18th, sayS: s.
Thu Ninth n tict - in very bad sbaD4
19preient, aid soxk ref is absolutely need
"a. There Il not e5hty in the District]
here Tie docket iSt crowded With cases.
IN Rice countRaeefyil ease has been tried
for tSo years at the regular term. In Fos9
county there are sixteen criminal cases ON
the docket. The sestilaens in tlsissectie 10
to reduce the Ninth District to the following
coultiea. Chase, MprjSn. Harvey. NePhtrf
son, Reno, Kinyman, Rice and Harper.
Jddg6 Pstefs has expressed an opinion fsy-
orable 70 the division ~ aboye-'y,a f.ss asn4,
While the Ninth Judicial District is large
aiarea. being composed, we believe. q r.
teen. organized and unorkanixed counties in
Al. yet unoccupied soyernnens lssd des's
furnish business for courts. DIN the first Day
oflsst June there were ninety.three tAsas-
and people living In the Ninth Judicial Dis
Uiets There are probably seventy thousand
living there now While in shis, the TAtT-
tenth Judicial District, we have Over 0'ss
ks.dssd asd fee Mousand population, and yet
We do not hear any complaints about Junge
Campbell being behind. We will venture
the assertion that Judge Campbell can take
| the Ninth District and straighten il all up in
good shape within year snd will not 20
bellyaching around about it either. Had
Judge Peters taken hold two years ago and
made an effort 10 have his District divided,
| be could have had it DONE, Fifteen Judges
can do the work Of the state, and 1t will be
unjust to create any more new Districts.
What ought TO be done and what should be
done IL to reapportion the State for judicial
purposes and make the districts nearer equal
In population. A law should alse he passed
preventing Judges from being candidates for
other Offices. One fhir4 Of the Judges " snt
to 20 to Congress next time under the ne"
apportionment, and it Is a rule with them to
attend more to running politics than TO ran.
ming courts Our district, the Thirteenth,
has greater population than any other in
the State, yet Judge Campbell has had plenty
OF time to do all the work, and not whine
about it either. Make the districts nearer
er equal IN point Of population, then elect
men 70 the bench who want to be Judges
and not Congressman, and we will have ~
end Of tbis fot,li,tn mess - EIdorudO Times.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
NORTH CAROLINA JUSTICE.

The State authorities Of North Carolina will
not allow an endorsement Of the" Fools Err
rand " book to 60 unpuni-hed. For many
years Mrs. Ellen Campbell has been superin
tendent OF the North Carolina Deaf, Dumb
and Blind Institute. In aprivate letter to
friend in Massachusetts, she spoke OF the
FOOLS Errand" book rs true picture OF
Southern life This observation was printed
in Massachusetts rural paper, and travelled
back to North Carolina. The State author1'
ties discovered It, and discharged Mrs.
Camnhell I-.-.--. - - ~.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
DRBT SrArBNlNr.

WASHINGTON, January 1.-The debt state.
ment to-day shows = decrease Of the public
debt during December. 1884, to Ice s5.Gs,O,
40; cash in the Treasury. sses. sa9, .;ss gold
certi6catcs. "a. IS, 100; certificates of de-
post outstanding. o. .0a3 .eo, reft,nding GER
ti6ca'es, sss'. aoe: legal tenders outstanding.
ealS. SSi .oi6; fractional currency outstsnd-
ing, t7.A7,530; skies Of 1851 outstanding,
%, $4,000 Payments from the Treasury nv
warrants during the month Of December.
1850. were, ON account OF civil aud miscella-
ncous. e.. <sO,s.6; war 50, aal ,sii navy. e..
.l9. lo4; interior. Indians, et4s.0Is; interior.
pensions, -, 1884, .s; total, $i6.s'e, o6.. The
above does not include the payment on ac-
count Of interest on the principal OF the pub
lie debt OF the United States.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
TRUE As GOSPEL.

Ia answering howl from . fister. the
| Chicago lssss-tAesss says: ls,i -.
"Con6dess that reforms can he inaugural
ed, earnestly striving that they shall b. in
troiuced. bet Ne not forget that this Nation
IL to-day the 1oss economically administered
Of any large power in Cheistend"m. II costs
Germany eiA,ooo.0 900 Mor to run that gov
erameut than it costs to run this: Er.ncss.
ei6s. OOo. 40 more Great Britain. el0s. AsA.
90 more; Russia. eaii .osQ go more. 'Sc
are doing well. We may yet do better: ,ut
there 10 Ne occasion for despair on the part
Of the good people, ~ afear Inst We are lost
iEretrievable IL we do not Instantly mend our
VAN.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

Some Of Gen. Grants sentences g hit the
nal on the head with terrible force. His
remarks about the Fitz John Porter case is
an instance in point. When asked In reIa-
ton to the matter when in New Orleans,
Gen. Grant said: 80 Soon after my inaugu-
raj for the first time, one Of Porter's intimate
friends came TO me and urged to take steps
for . re-opening Of the case. He brough:
with him mass Of documents which, 1t was
claimed. would show Porter's action In =
better light. I took the papers and went
through them. When he called again for an
answer, told him that when ! urged re-
opening oil the case. I would also urge the
hanging Of Porter"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
SITTING BULL.

An extremely cold winter has brought that
old murderer, Sitting Bun, to terms. Hav-
iag massacred pretty much every white man
within his reach, il is the highest degree HUI
name and considerable upon The part Of Mr..
Sitting Bull. who is cold and hungry, TO con-
sent to sit down at the white mans fireside
and eat the white mans rations. Next
spring with the first birds and flowers the
old copper-colored heather will again take
70 the woods and the Warpath.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
nav srArEs.

The administration OF Gen. Garfield u
likely 20 be signalized by the admission o.
two or three new states to the Uuion. Da'
kotx has already sufficient population to al
vance from the condition Of territorial tute
lage. hut raay he kept back year or two by
the desire Of the people along the line OF the
Northern Pacific railroad for n separate gov.
crnment. They are ABOUT as far from fsnk-
ton in point OF time rs Iowa il from New
York City. The completion Of the railroad
lines to Montana will undoubtedly give that
territory inhabitants enough to torn state
within two or three years. New Mexico
might have demanded admission long ago,
but her slow-going people were Indifferent
~ the privileges Of self-government. aud pre-
ferred to save the expense Of state machin-
cry. The new American element going into
the Territory will soon change all that.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
MRS. ePRA9UE.

A Washington correspondent Of the 81.
Louis Globe, In gossipy letter from that city,
anoug other things, has the following:
The formal proceedings In the matter Of
the Spr.gue divorce suit has set nj rest the
speculations that have been rife for q year.
Every incident in her career has been re-
v,ved and talked over again, nom the details
OF her white velvet wedding dress; her
matches point-lace hounce, which the En-
press felt that she could not buy at sie, 900 ;
her baby's lace christening robe. that figured
at two thousand dollars; and countless
things OF the kind. Again it is told how this
woman, OF such unusual grace, beatty and
spirit. received her crowds OF callers in her
parlors, and charmed high and low, while
the man whom the law called her lord and
master would come rcelipg In and sink upon
sofa before oil her guests. Servants were
quietly sent TO carry him of, and the augus'
senator, led OF by two men, finished his sob
criug nap out OF sight; the hostess. with uil.
moved countcnance and perfect control
maintained her part TO the end. The agonte'
OF shame and modification that be entailed
on her proud, high-strung spirit have otter
been guessed At, but 70 far Mrs. Sprague ha'
been perfect Spartan In c0ucesliDg her sui
| ferngs nom the public. An amusing Incl
dent is recalled OF her; one over which hel
father used 10 laugh when he touched upor
his daughters traits. On the occasion Of
large party Mrs. Sprsgue sent for her coach
man aud told him what duties she expectet
OF him--cither to open the door or assist II
the cloak room. The cOachlnan demurred
and impudentIy answered that he was hired
to drive the horses. aud not to help Ia thu
house. "Very we'll" said my Lady kathe
rine, shave my carriage At the door at
O'Clock. Ats o'clock the carriage drove up
ss Blanket the horses and wait until l sent
further word" was sent out to the liveret
msynihco on the box. From O'Clock OF
chill winter evening until Of eo'del
morning, eoxclee sat with sti6ened arms OF
his box, and when the last guest had gon'
his orders came 70 drive to the stable.
msl,ler man never held rein than the dsr
KEY on the box, but a meeker one never beg
eed the Madam 70 retain him, and expiate'
his Ofense by the most perfect obedience Tor
ever after. Mrs. Spragne has not been IA
Washington since she left for her SUMMED
trip and will probably not return this winter
II 10 said that her country place Of Edge
| wood" two miles out Of the city, has been
taken by Mr.. Bartolonet, the Russian Minis
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
NEW YEARS At rHs WHITE HOUSE

The program for the reception New Year
day ut the White House was as follows
The diplomatic corps, headed by Sir Edward
Thornton, vas first presented. Then came
the supreme court, headed by Chief Justice
Waite, the army officers, headed by General
Sherman, the naval officers, headed 10y Ad-
mlral Porter. the hea 3 Of bureaus, and for
two hours the public. The marine band per-
formed choice selection Ofmusie. and Colo
mel Casey oftciated as master OF ceremonies.
number Of ladies received with Mrs. Hayes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

Hoe. Janes l. Dyer has been re-arpoinfel
~ Receiver Of the United States Land Oakes
at Wicb,ta, for term Of four year.. Il gives
US unfeignea pleasure to make = note Of hi,
tact. a. Mr.. Dyer IL by nature and auafisea.
ton fitted for the place. He re-euters upon
his daiies with the hearty good viii 81 al
who know him, and the people At large wiih
who's he has come in eestAet in the dis
charge Of has oileiAi duties, Join In eonsras-
u,,sion,. II is but Aiding tina: his fsiihsni
.ud efficient service should tina. be reesg-
uirs.i.-.4stlssy R<rshssss-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

IL is the impression in Washington that moi
only Cadet Whitaker. but also the Wes'
Point Military Academy. will be put on tri-
Al before the eours-mavtisi ordered for jam
ary ls. President Hayes and Secretary Ram
sew were NOT satisfied with the 6udings Of
the recent court Of inqairy. They were not.
in their opinion, lusu6ed by the evidence,
and, moreover, the proceedings showed tAzs
there Was prejudice against Whitaker net
only among the cadets hut susesg the onceFs
% account OF his color In the coming tfiai
Whitaker will be ably defended. such men
as Emery Storrs, u. II. Brewster, and ex-
Governor Chamberlain. Of South Carolina,
being mentioned IS his counsel. and the IN
Quiry viii I've thorough and searching Tie
expected that revelations OF highly sensa-
tional character win be forihcorninS.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
0f1KLua THUND8R.

The Farmers Alliance app6s6tsd day "a
meet IN convention At Topeka for the pur.
pose OF considering the question Of trans
portatiou; taxes, and seyerai other important
matters. We suppose the idea Y, OF was, to
urge upon he xduheni q the, Legislature
their coaclnsiQna. Whatever they might be
Now We see Inst the GFeeubsckers nav.
snapped u the chance, snd Last week one =
their high mucky-naeks wrote csll =. 'ns
Fiatists 10 meet At the sAne place .s"a ."'s
The most impudent aspect Of soe wne'e -
fair IL q reqsest- Cor the pros TO give not'e'
of the game. the Greenback organs having
bout MI wink ed out since The election.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

Notice.

ouch OF taJR RRApERs a. pksIkE
y steady employment. er v4iuahle readlsg
matter cheap, should address liz RANK Leg
LlE PllBlASHlNGC0.. II DeS strset. New Yere
They will seusi 1Hr FAMILY JOURNAL Ian ilius-
trated literary and fashion payer for three
months ~ - eeess, Ov csabs AZ fNay. & . thrcs
months fer a, ~, together with vxlaAbts book
vs,ntair1ng over 80 pages Of useful Information
fog the tufllion ii1 essh subsevihss sempees and
illlstr sisd catalogue will he sept % receipt ef
ee>stH ID stamps 3-5
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

The Wellington Pnrss asks il il would no,
be wise to sell the else, Oo0 stock the county
owns in the Santa Fe road and take up our
county bonds. That depends upon how
much can be obtained for the stock. II il
can be sold Cor something like abe figures
Sedgwick csusty obtained fer her stock in
the road, IL wesl& - good Plaza. because 1,
would stop he tenesses We are now pay
ing upon the BORA. vita the Rrpss We ask
our people 70 think Of tnis. = Csldrsn cs~s-
0ereiG|.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

Mr.. Evans writes " in relation to the
above Ms follows: ..4...as .-t
You will observe that this statement,
which is absol4tsly correct. is about thous-
and less than was announced by the Super
vis"r last summer. Id 81 al... a,.f-...
1t seems that in many instances prisoners
and detective persons. ~ the insane, blind,
ETC., were listed at their houses rs well as in
situations where they are confined. Also,
children born after June lst, but prior to the
listed. Some other errors were made. Al
any rate the number given Is the one that
will be officially published by tins office
Commonwealth.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

.Unele Tom the hero q Harriet Beech
er stoves famous novel Il stu alive, and
recently visited the Chicago lsss,- osess cs.ss
he i nine-two years old aat ven desrePif.
hut his memory remziss uninraired. and bic
story yiyidly recalls the thrilling scenes and
ineideuss Of The book"
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
FIFTY MILLIONS.

following approximate statement Of the
States and Territories. It's believed to be
very near the Official figures which are ex
pected to be announced ext week:
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

One Of the most sensible articles that &c
have noticed ON Oklahoma, and the respect
i've rishts Of Indians and white men TO the
Territory was written by Judge W. p.
Campbell few weeks since for the wichita
EAGLE OF course, some Of the p.pers, such
the Caldwell Commercial, are 50 much intel
ess in the success Of the woald-be iavslers.
- 70 Iase sight Of the rights and privileges Of
other people .-Hs7r cssafS ISmss.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

In order 10 istellisrnsly answer our cor.
respondent We went 70 John Tucker, the
County Treasurer, and bis books. We find
that Mr.. II. K. WIS farm, last year, which
was richly worth p 90, was assessed 1t el8a.
The rate or per cent. Of taxes was $40 on
the hundred, or his whole taxes was $3.50.
This year, or for 1880. his farm WAS assessed
rate this year for his township was $3.50 on
the hundred dollars, or 10 cents lower ON The
hundred than last year; but his land being
valued higher, his taxes were more, o.
e1l.9a. The trouble with X. X. w. Is that
he IL worth more tins year than last. The
tax was bower but hts property higher.
We hope our Grant township friend 10 an.
swered, bat We will offer another suggestion
or two. Our valuation IL ridicuIously low,
as witness that Of our friend. who has an
improved farm with house on II, aM valued
ut s8s dollars. A low valuation makes high
rate, aud rice ssrsG. iii god
In addition to our bridges, ETC., and new
school houses by the dozen in every dtrec-
ton, we have had our Jail bonds and rail-
road bonds. While. we have assessed the
railroad for more mona y than the interest on
the bonds heretofore. but this is the last
year Of the debt, and hereafter We shall
have the railroad tax to lessen our own.
Nearly the whole amount OF railroad bonds
outstanding have been either bought up or
arranged for, 10 that n. K. W. can count
confidently on q reasonably light taxation for
the future, should he remain IN Sedgwick
county. II he thinks the rate OF $3.50 a
high one, he ought 10 live in this city long
enough TO confront all the legal and indirect
axes that come within the year.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
rpArzsrs FOR nm sAsLs's ri UAss.

ss,cs. POLITICAL, s44aA Azz RAI.
he poet Of Yellow Sing Feek NJ nixe'
uSa dog and other n }erH 81
lsOnce Kansas u Tyr fayed &
1kssWbere br.ss-ey4 biz pup play
= And that foolish c6ainf aged
y At that zephyr ihSs<y
Semi-idiotic wASss
Then that zephyrfn No.
Half jiKy took that pup
Tipped him over wrong side up,
Then 1t turned him wrong side out. :
Aud it calmly journeyed thence
With . barn and string Of fence
HEcyAbuLA 80 s6ea aHT
When communities turn loose
Social forces that produce
The discords or . gale. -
Act upon the well-known law,
80 Face the breeze, but close your jaw
| It's rule that will not fafl:
II you bay It in . gay.
Seif.suficient sort Of way,
II will land you without doubt.
| - 1rn.;de dawn and wrong side ont
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

Th,rty-one Of the thrty-cight States in the
Uuion now have biennial Legislatures. and
twenty-eight Of the State Legislatures meet
this month.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06
THE POPULATION or KANSAS.

We are indebted to Prof. ID. J. Evens. who
Il now in Washington In the Census Bureau
| for the following statement Of the population
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SUNNY DALE, Dec, -, 1850.

SUNNY DALE, Dec, y, 1851.
To H. n. ksrdock, Editor Eagts: La .,.....
wish you would publish this question and
give an answer to the best Of ycur ability
why are our taxes 30 much higher than last
year, when We were promised that they
should be lowers When ! came TO pay tax
es In my own case they were nearly one-third
higher. find the complaint 10 general.
Taxes are higher now than for years,-too
high for our well being m county. II be.
lieve II this ID published il will be Of general
interest 70 the taxpayers. H.K. w.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

Coc<.sea<i<sss Jesae. Piston 3 &C. Y
WNhssns street. Mes xosk: F1ftA As1soaai
RApk, CaicaSo, Merchants Ssioaai Bssk,
Hansss CITY.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

HasiIasd' L,iupge ahlna Deroryted Tea Seis
Hayiiahd'. Linogc China Decorated Fruit
and Dessert Sets.
HaviinBd's Ltssese China b.eosssrd After
Dianrr Conees. -.tll.ala .si- 4
Hayi!abd's Limoge China Deepasted ri.ts-
aud Plaques.
Uastispd's Ip~rosate5 Wares. suitable for
Wedding aud Holiday presents. asfH7 -
French China Moss Rose Tea sets 81. pisess.
French fhins Tea SETS, Hoss Rose Decafa-
tiou., 81 pieces
Keyai Ensii-lt sen!-tss. siain iptwn~v si.ss.
LOO pieee,. II. go - i
French China Gold Band Tea set. ~ piece
English beeovated Tea sets. ~ pieces.
Glass Individual ssiis go. a5sias
Lp2iisn stone China tAsai,er At. 81 paress.
English Decorated Chamber rets, 10 p.eetss
New Risai Hanging Library Lamp.
Rronzc New sssnA lamp.
kogss.' Triplr Ifshd Table spssss aas
&<fer.' Triple fiaisJ LEA spsDps- s
Roger Triple Plated Table Fsri-
RoYsr-' TffpIr Patel Tstie Enisf.
Good silver Ffstei Table kpis.s.
G1DiSfs. s -
Good silver Plated I aide spoons.
Gooa silver iSssed Tea SPOONS.
silver Piss~a csssssr snsrssisss 'fi ~
Table CASTOR, = hstftcs. .a ss z
steel knises and Fork .s..9 .t, -.
Can replace brskrn parts Of Decorated war.
both IN Ffseeb and stone china.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1881-01-06

zrReeeiys Deposits. make cssleesies.r
s,a, aud eel Exehaaze, asd trassssf Get
erzi Baking ta.iness