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The Wichita city eagle., 1882-02-09
TOPEKA GOSSIP.


We were in the capital Of the State yester-
day, apd while there We conyersed with the
State officials and prominent citizens about
prospects OF An extra session Of the Legisla-
ture. The Govern was nonscommittal,
but from the tone Of his conversation, and
the opinions of those who stand near him,
we became fully satisfied that an extra scs-
sion would be called within the next sixty
days, We are Of the opinion that the Gov.
ernor viii state IN bis call that he conrcnes
the Legislature tor the psgfosa II enactins
laws to enforce the prohibition amendment.
We are also Of the opinion that the passage
by Congress Of the congressional apportion
ment bill. or failure 10 pass such bill, will
have no influence in determining the ques'
ton sf We peeessiiy OF AN extra session
We make this pssdilt+sa, q9d time viii soor
tell whether We are good psopSe. OF Rot.
The 7imss has opposed an extra session
be Iieyiug it unwise aud unnecessary. Il
needed for any purpose, it will be mainly fol
apporl,osias the State into six congression
~ districts.-Lsase.Sos. Tines.
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
sedgwiek ounty,
In t..e District iqgIToi sad to.,b.y a;. >ta.a,
Lauism G. Hayes, plaintiff.
vs..
John VI Sanders, Emma sanders and L.y'iis
+ MofIitt, defendants
lydia 4. Mofiitt, yoa are hereby notified that
Won have been sued in The above named court by
Louisa C. Hayes, and unless you answer the pc
tition sgainsf YOU fle.i by the said plaintia in
the oilce of the clerk of said court or before
the 10th day Of March. lSs2, the said petition will
/ e taken ms true, and Judgment will he rendered
In favor of said plaintiff against said dsfsncan.s
ssnde,s, tor lpe slig OF sse7 y, with isrsr Vet
f;nrsreit t rein from The lst day Of Apiil. ls-i
s for psts of suit and for the sale OF the fvi'w-
Ing described real estate, situate In the County
OF ~~dgwick and state OF Kansas, TO wit
The north east quarter of section twenty three
(.g) in township tSe euty mine (s9l soath "f ~ &c
.i.,ur az We t. g ntainiag I6j acres mo Q or les,
and declaring yonr interest in said land Juaior
aad inferior to tbs iien of said piaintIl' N n
gaze thereon and forever drbarri1g and f''yclos-
Ing ,op from saitng pr sny ligpt, ttle cifim IN
iufsre5t I'm or f3 The aidre-aid premises, in af-
cnrdance with the prayer OF said petition.
i4-4 WN. G. LITTLE, Plaintiffs Attorney
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HARVEY aUNPMe HERSELF.

The little county OF Harvey seems TO be
hQmping hers.lf The board of county COM
nissisners have submitted propositions 10
vote ass,0O0 In county bonds to the st. Louis
Fort Scott 4 Wichita road, and the same
amount to the Council Grove, Marion Center
i Southwestern road. Election March 81.
1t 10 claimed that both these roads will be
built 20 Newton within eleven months. Hal
stead, another humping Harvey town, ex-
peet that Gould will extend his Frisco from
Haistesd 70 Sslins TO connect with the Saline
4 Southwestern. And in addition to all the
above, the Kingmsn citissn says at meeting
OF the directors, held in Sedgwick City lsst
week to organize company for the Sedg-
wick City, Kingman & Medicine Lodge Rail-
road, with . branch to Dodge City, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Il. ID. Hazard
president, s. G. Bsbcock vice president, j.
NJ. Massey secretary and C. 7. .Hy yde treasurer
The company, Including directors. represent
. capital OF eio, 600 900 in actual wealth. The
next meeting Of the directors viii be held at
kingman.
In the Hrst place we suggest that our neigh
bors stretch that eleven months out little.
A. " the second scheme, Gould does not own
any road running to Aalstesd. AZ to the
third scheme, while we admit that Sedgwick
City 10 burthensd with wealth, we will sug-
sgsst that ten millions Of dollars is a heap OF
wealth.
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do this act must remain matter OF c0njec-
ure. Probably men will think there was
some political fanaticism, or that morbid de-
sire Ior exaltation was the original inspira-
ton of the act. Your own testimony seems
to contradict some Of the theories Of your
counsel. They have maintained and thought
honestly, believe. that you were drawn
against your will by some divine impulse to
this act, but yonr testimony showed that
you deliberately resolved to do it, and that
your deliberate misguided will was the i'm
pulse. This may seem sanity to some per-
sons. but the law looks upon i. as awful
crime.
s.You will have opportunity Of having any
errors / may have committed during the
course of your trial passed upon in the court
in banc, but meanwhile il is necessary for
me to pronounce the sentence Of the law !:
that you be taken hence to the common Jail
of the district from which you came, and
there be kept in confinement; and that on
Friday, the 3oth day of June, 1882, you be
taken to a place prepared for execution
within the walls OF the yard of said Jail, and
there, between the hours OF 12 NJ. and PIP. M,
you be hanged by the neck until you are
kead, and may the Lord have mercy on your
soui.''
During the reading Guiteau stood un-
moved and with his gaze riveted upon the
Judge, but when the final words were spo-
ken, he struck the table violently and shout
cd: "And may the Lord have mercy on your
soul. I'd rather stand where 1 do than
where that jury does and where your honor
does | am not afraid to die. 1 stand as
Gods man, and God Almighty will curse
every man who has had part in procuring
this unrighteous ycrdi,t Nothing but good
has come of Gariield's removal, and that will
be the verdict OF postcrity on my inspiration.
l don't care for the verdict of this corrupt
generation. | would rather a thousand
times be in my position than that of those
WHO bounded me to death. shall have q
glorious flight to glory, but that miserable
sco,lndrel, Corkhill, will have permanent
job down below, where this Devil is prepar.
ing for him."
After apparently talking himself out, the
prisoner turned to his brother, and, without
the slightest trace of excitement, converset
for some minutes before being taken from
the court room.
Upon the arrival of Guitea at the Jail. he
was at once taken to Ais cell and suart
placed over him. This preeaution is always
observed In the cases of prisoners under sen
tence of death, and will be rigidly adhered
to in Guiteau's case both by night and b!
day
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legal Notice.

In the District Court OF Sedgwick County
State of Kansas
George LOOMS, plaintiff,
W. A. Shnman, Maggie d. shuman,
Henry &. Dent, Mrs Dent, (who is the wife
of said Henry G. Dent, but who christian
pa'es selsndsa.Ji ''rh HiS"
The aboss-nsmed defendants, W. \ shuman,
Maggie ID Shuman, Henry Dent aud Mrs
Dent, are hereby notified that they have been
sued In the above-entitled cause in the Dstric;
Court of >eigwick County, in the State of Kan
sas, and { at said defendants must answer the
named plaintif on or before the the 23d day OF
March, 1852, or said petition will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered against said defendants.
W. A SSW,,9n .nel Henyy%. Dent for the sum
of s3pa 10, With 'mtersst iGaleoh from tile 49, h
day of july, ls.q, at the TNte of II per cent per
annnm; and Judgment win be rendered against
all Of ths defendants that in default Of the pay
day fixed, the following described lands, situ-
ated In the County of Sedgwick and State of Kan
sas, to wit:
Lots numbers one hundred and thirteen Qi3)
and one hundred and fifteen Ql5), on Lawrence
avenue In the city of Wichita, Kansas, with the
appurtenauces, will be sold to satisfy tho said
Judgment and sum of money. under an order of
sa ss fss an sssstst.a st 6 sa'a ssni pS aad land
on said 18th day Cf July, 1S79l and for u reform
alton of said mortgage. and that upon said sale
being made, said defendants, and each OF them
and all persons claiming under them, he forever
barred and fOrecosed of and from all right title
each and every part thereof, and for the dispo-
sition OF the proceeds of said sale.
AE0EGE I.OQMtS Plaintiff
Z. ifiil, Plaintiffs Attorney, i5-4
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CHNTER ITEMS.
GRANT, February 3, 1882,

GRANT, FEBRUARY o, icc-.
To The Editor of fhs Eagle:
The Grant Township Horticultural Socie-
ty held meeting at Sunuydae last night.
Messrs. Dcwipg 4 Slocum have moved their
stock Of dry goods into the store building
recently built by Mr. McCracken.
A steam hay y-press is expected to be put in
operation at the Center within few days.
The NJ. 4. Society Of Valley Center have
not as yet raised a sufficient amount in the
way of subscriptions TO justify them in go
ing ahead with their church building.
Revs. Smith and Romine are conducting
series Of highly interesting religious meet
ings at the Center. The charming and soul.
inspiring choir singing adds much to the in
terest Of the meetings.
LONG JOHN.
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4 GOOD 6CHEny.

'....The kssu5iisan this week, quoting from
the csmmon~s1tfA, is Of the opinion that
Newton will soon be made IN eating station
IL then goes on to stste that Newton should
then be made the end OF . division. Why.
pless your dear soul, Mr.. Lennon. don
YOU know that when Nickerson loses the d.
vision. Hslsted win get itv'--Rdlste"d Isds.
p<nd<nf.
To stop this wrsngIe, and make the Har
,ey county people, il 10 proposed that the
santa Fe and Gould combine. and build up
the whole triangle lying between the towns
of Hslstssd, Sedgwick and Newton in one
solid city, and make It the end Of three d.
,,Sieua
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Brrs EXPECTING IT.


We have always feared that this part of
the State would yet tip up the balance OF the
world. and now scientist declares the thing
has happaned. Such number OF smart
men, you know, crowded into such circum-
scribed quarter OF the globe. could only be
attended with wonderful happenings-poli-
ticai, physical, or otherwise. II some oi
them are not soon shipped to Washington,
to Topeka, or elsewhere, We can't answer
for the consequences. Last week the editor
OF the Atchison Champion received cominh-
pication from one "a. NJ. Blake. astronomer,
Cleveland, Ohio" ON one corner OF which
was pasted an extract from paper giving an
account OF cyclone in Sedgwirk and sum-
ncr counties, this State, in June of last year.
The writer says: ''0ctober 1lth, 1877, was
superior planetary conjunction. There ws'
then change in the inclination of the earth
to the sun. The zones of the earth were
changed. The new equatorial line passes
right through the United States. The entire
United States is in the torrid zone. Th'
mean annual temperature has increased tive
degrees; equals eight degrees, since 1871
That Is the reason there are cyclones In thi
country. Kansas will become great cotto'
growing State
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-02-09

In his eulogy upon the late senator Gar.
peDter, Senator Edmunds stated what was
not generally known, that Carpenter and be
were boys together, aud afterward met "whes,
VIC werc both very young and studying law
at . small scaosol house situated In the heart
Of the moIntains, 10 cantena through =
whole day and night for the right Ct our rsr
sgeetive clients in very affair, before . far.
mer justice of the peace and jury OF six"
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The Commonwealth remarks that ''now that
Jay Gould owns the Frisco line. he will pro-
ceed 20 make it warm for all the new lines
that are being built in Southern Kansas
Cirard Prfss.
In reply the Commonwealth says
As proof of our statement we refer TO the
following from the Fort Scott Monitor Of the
Sd:
We understand that the president OF the
construction company Of the Fort Scott d
Lsclede Railroad was in Nevada Tuesday to
see Dr. Dodson on important business con-
uected with the road. The fact that jay
Gould has bought controlling interest In
the st. Louis A. San Francisco road is having
. serious bearing on the prospects OF the
Fort Scott K Laclede.
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ANp0VER,S SCHOOL.

Report sl school, il district No. SO, for th'
month ending January u, 1872
BEADING.
Cora Glazier 15, conduct 100,
Marie J. Woodward So, conduct 100,
Mary G.. Woodward So, conduct 100,
T. C. Raker IS, conduct 100,
c. II. Wa0iWafd il, eondHst Iii.
Charley dlazior u, conduct 100,
Frank Woodward 95, conduct 100,
Annie Stuckey 20, conduct 100,
Rosie Chase 20, conduct so,
Ella Baker 10, conduct 50,
Susie Woodward -, conduct so,
Fila sFoaa!aes "a, conduct 100.
W. =. Sraades 20, eonduei lGG,
II. l.. stuckey 60, CONDUCT 90,
Harry GLACIER 90, conduct ID,
Frank Miller Is. conduct so,
Charley Stuckey 60. conduct 20.
Sudic Stuckey G5, conduct 80,
Thos. Woods IS conduct 20,
Ora GIazier 6J, conduct so,
A. b. Pring GJ, conduct so.
setiie Chase 70, cqnduct =,
Mary Oglesby 65, conduct "a,
Blanche Woodward 30, conduct 100,
Belle Woodward 80, conduct 80.
ARITHMETIC AND ORTHOGRAPHY.
+. p. Woodward $50.
r. G. Baker 800,
c. Ii. Wosdvsrd 80 90.
Cora Glazier $50,
c. II. Glazier GO-S0,
NJ. j. Woodward 15-S5,
NJ. G. Woodward $50,
". p. Sroades 6O-6a.
II. W. GlaSier sa=-1G,
+. W. Miller 75-70,
Annie stuckey 20,
Ella Sroade 60-11j,
Blanche Woodward Go.
Rosie Chase 10-GJ,
Sue Woodward 80,
Ella Baker :5-fh.
GRAMMAR.
NJ. j. Woodward 80, C. Glazier 30, NJ. G.
Woodward 80, Frank Woodward 81, C. II.
Woodward ~. II. c. BAkcrs 10.
GEOGRAPHY
J. 6. BAKER 90, c. II. Woodward 30, c. II.
ilazier 90. +. y. Woodward 6,. Y. !. Ssoads
%, Carrie GlazeP 81, NJ. j. Woodward 81, NJ.
]. Woodward s5, Ella Baker 80, Sue Wood.
ward 80. Annie NJ. stuckey s.. Rosie Chase
o.
Average daily attendance, "a.
W. NJ. WOODWARD, Teacher.
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Action has recently been taken to nnd the
number OF people in Bristol, England, who
resort to hotels, restaurants and liquor sa-
loous between the hours VI and u p. M.
They were counted, and Of population OF
~, 900, los 900, or more than one-aai', en-
tered the public houses in four hours Of
this number 5a.e74 were men, 3s,s03 women,
and is.4f5 children. Wichita, with all her
Illicit dram whisky, is 2 pretty sober town
eompared 10 Bristol.
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-02-09
Legal Notice.


In the District Court of Sedgwick County
Waiter Wadleli
Harrison Sprague and Helen sprague.
The above named Harrison Sprague and Helen
>pragud are hereby notified that they have been
u. Il iy the above named plaintiff ii the District
Cnli,t of Sedgwick County, STATE os ksnsas. and
that nnlc they answfr the petition "r sai,,
piainiif against them, sti in said action 10 tie
oiice OF ,us clerk 81 said court by I. ntn DAY OF
NJ ireh, issl said petition Will be AIKEN ~ tue,
and judgment will be rendered in said action ia
favor OF said plaintiff and again, said defendants
for the oI live hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and fnrty live cents, with interest thereon
from the first day of December. ls1a, at the rate
OF II per cent per annuE, and fer the sale OF he
following real estate, lying and situate in the
County Of Sc igwick and State Of Kansas to wit :;
The west hail Of the northwest quarter of ;,
,ion Is, in township q south; OF range wssf
under = mortgage 70 satiafy said sum u in,ney
interest and costs Of said action in accordance
with the PRAYER Of said petition.
SLUSS & HATTGN.
ia Plaintih's AtiorHeys.
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DOUGLAS AVENUE LAUNDRY,
q. MARKS, Proprietor.
NJ Work Done 10 Order al Reasonable Rates.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Donglas Avenue. ........ WICHITA, KANSAS.
tO-tf
FOR SALE.

2so acres In see 81, twp. -, r. ee, Gypsum twp.
iGo acres in see q, twp 2s, r. Pc do
80 acres In sec. Is. twp. %, r. lie, Waco twp.
100 az e. Ia sec. IL. twp. Il. r. lie, do
l6D acres in sec -, twp. 2s, r. 3w, Alton twp.
IGO acre in see. -, twp q, r. iw, Delano twp.
l60 acres in Is twp. y, +. %, Gypsaa. .wp
100 Us IN SEQ. j.. twp. ~. r. lw, do
10 acres In See. ~, twp. 20, +. iw. do
i6D acres In 50. twp. 2s, iw. Erie twp.
80 acres in see. 26 twp. >, r. 4w. Morton twp.
is0 acres in secs II and II. twp. -, =. iw do
3.D acres In secs. 81 and -, twp. q, r. iw Grand
River township.
l6) acres in sec Is tHp "a, r Nv. Attica twp.
lG0 acres l., sec. IL, tVp y. r Nv. ILLINOIS, iwp.
All OF the ahDys lan!,. VIII b. sold Tor cash, (or
On tlls as d cent ia'erest on payment Of one
thirl cash 4 ld-y iriH siarre on any offhen'-
An energetic man can invest the proceeds OF his
crops in 4. >. ) per cents in three wears and live
(a srelD an the iute est.
Harris & Harris.
(Olice same huilliug with u. :. Land Ofiee
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Publication Notice.

In the District cpurt or SD wick County
State of Kansas
Laura $. Hunt, plaintiff.
VS..
Mary L.. Taylor and U,iah Taylor, defendants
ho thsy % ass ssn sas II shs sboyo srssy sas
plaintiff, who iiled his petition against them In
the Office of the Clerk OF the District Court OF
Sedgwick County, Kansas, on the 2ith day Of
January, 1852; that unless they answer the said
petition by the OH day Of March, lss2, the same
will be taken rs true and judgment rendered
against said defendants, Mary l.. Taylor and
Uriah Taylo and In favor of Laura 5. Hunt for
the sum OF two hundred and eighty five dollars
aud twenty-five cents, with interest thereon
twelve PEA cent pet anh,im aud for the sale OF the
folloYins describsd premises, withoiit appraise
msnt, to satisfy said Judgment, to wit;
The wsst hall 30 OF tie north east quarter "a
Of section nnGher twenty f30), township nnmher
twenty nine lso,, range lll west, containing
eighty tsJ) acres, In Sedgwiek County, Kansas
STANLEY 4 WALL.
Al Attorneys for Plaintiff
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Publication Mott 0:

In the District Court OF Sedgwiek County
: ate of Kansas.
:. l.. Davidson plaintin,
Barbara si!i,on apq iqsepa II, s.aan.
defendants.
The above named defendants are hereby nati-
fed that they have been sued by tue above named
plaintiff. who filed his petition against them in
The Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court Of
-edgwick county, Kansas, on the 2st day of
January, lss2; that unless they answer the said
petition hy the 81 h day of March. lsS2 the same
viii be taken gs true and iutiamon. tsgdsrsi
against saiG dsieHdsnts. iarhaE, Simon and
Joseph NJ Simon, and In fiv,f OF :. l.. David
son for he sum of two hundred AMI eighty five
dollars and ninety cents, with interest from the
lst day of March, 1851, at the rate of Il per cent
per annuni and for the sale Of the following tie
scrbe'i premises without appraisement to satisfy
i'll Judgment, to wit:
The east half % OF ,he north west quarter 60
of section number thirty-ionr t3E. township,
number twenty-siN G6) soath, TAhse thfee Isl
eest. eonfhinfns elgltif IA acres. IN seiswick
Lounty Kansas
STANLEY Il WALL.
ii-i Attorne, for PlaintiI.
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WELL SAID.

III John Tucker, Of Wichita, Is wiiiingto
bo the next State Treasurer, he ID the man
for.the place. - EsStOa Republican.
T. John Tucker 10 the present treasurer oI
eedSwick county, and he would come as near
Allinx the boots of John Francis In al par
ticuisrs, - any man we know Of IN the
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Sher;H'c Sale.

District Court, Sedgwiek county, Kansas.
Charles II. lIapgood, administrator Of the
estat Of iueretia Pond. deceased. plaintiff.
yS.
AndreV !. Coax, Aup Z, Cook, Myr0n A.
Sayles aud Adlaine T.. Emerson, defendants.
BY virtue of an order of sale, issued ont of
the District Court of Sedgwick county Kan
sas, wherein Charles II. Hapgood, admins
traitor OF the estate of Lucretia Pond, de-
ceased, is plaintiff, and Andrew J. Cook,
Ann f. Cook. Myron a. Sayles and Adaline
T.. Emerson. are defendants, will, on
AoaJ9y, H. 27M aaa Of F,Igos,y, A. D. 1882,
at q a,a,, u, III, at the court house door,
being al The font of the building known as
Eagle block, on Douglas Avenue, in the city
of Wichita. Kansas, offer for sale at public
auction to the highes bidder Tor cash in hand
all the right. title and interest OF the defend
ants. Andrew J. Cook, Ann T.. Cook, Myron
\. Sayles ard Adalne T.. EmsrsQE, in aud to
the following desoyibyd real property. situ-
ated in the County of Sedgwick, State of
Kansas, to wit:
The southwest quarter q) Of section num-
Der fourteen %, in tow' ship number twen-
ty-seven 80 south, of range one ~ east.
said real property is levied upon as the
property of defendants. Andrew j, Coax.
Ann Z Cook. Myron \. Sagles and ASialine
T.. EmarsaA, ~, wt,I ae sold 10 satisfy said
order al sala
SHcTlH unite. " lfHi!d, thdhsd-, JduUiTN
-, \. ID. 1852. II. Il. WATT,
Sheriff, Sedswick county, Kansas.
BY ;. ). King, Under Sheriff.
Stanley * Wall Plaintiffs Attorneys. 40
Legal Notice,
In the Dis.ric, Court OF Setieaick Coanty,
Kansas
sara H. Brown, plaintiff,
aeor@e Bosiick defendant
The above nan.ei George lestick is hereby no.
titled thai he has been sued 10y the above named
p.aintir in the Dist let { ourt of Sedgwick Coun-
~, State OF Kansas and thet unless he answer
the petition OF ssi, plaintiff against him. iile in
said action tho Office OF Che Clerk Of sa ii Court.
by the 10th day OF March, lsss, said petition will
be taken true. aud judgment will be rendered
in said action in favor of said plsintin and
against said defendant for the sum of three hun
hundred and forty-seven dollars and fifty cents.
with interest thereon FRI IN the first day OF May,
ISL at the rate of ten per cent per aDni,,., aud
for the sale of the follow ing zeal estate, living and
situate In shs CGgln,y oi Sedgwiek and State Of
Kansas, TO Wit.
Lois number Que (ll and two tal and the east
half of the northwest quarter OF section nine
teen: in township twenty -eieh; south, Of range
four west, under mortgage lien t. satisfy said
sum OF money, interes, and CoSts of said action
in accordance with the prayer of said petition
II. q. Rttt;LES,
HI Plaintiffs Attorney
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T,es.ai Notice.

In thu ii-tsict Cpart OF >edgwick County,
kaneAs.
u u. Watt
J W tsaal
The above naIu-d !: W GIul Is hereby notiIi Il
that he has b, en sued by the above named plain
iii in the Dist ict Court of s.Slg"ick County /,
state ol Kansas ans, taat unless he answer the
petition ~ said p'aintid against him, 6led in
said action in the Office of the Clerk of said Court
by the I'd day Of March, iss. said petition will
b. taken as true and Judgment will he rendered
In aid acti N in favor of said plaintiff and agaius
said Defendant for tue sum Of one hundr.d iOis
January I,7. u, the rate OF 10 per cent per an
num- and fu, The ate of the ioiOwing real estate
Iyin. and situate La The County OF Sedgwick and
state 0i Kansas, to Wit
The south-west a OF section :; In township 20
south, range west, under an attachment to sat
i-fy said sum ct money interest and costs OF said
netitian SI.tSS & HATTON,
All PiaintiG's Attorneys.
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WILL SEARCH FOE THE JIANNETfR.

Secretary Hunt has designated Lieutenant
Giles B. HarDer and Master W. ii. Scheutze,
OF the navy, as the officers to assist Lieut..
DanenhaIer in the search for Lieut.. Chip
and his crew, and they to9k passage in the
steamship Gcrmania, which ieft Sev York
Saturday, with the expectation Of reaching
Irkutsk by the middle Of March. Their in
structions include orders to spare neither ef-
fort no expense in the prosecution OF the
work assigned them. Lieut. Harber was in
command Of the torpedo boat AIaru,, at the
Washington navy yard, and Master scheutze
Was OIL leave of absence in 81. Louis. Hs
was ordered TO proceed 10 New York with
auf delay
The Wichita city eagle., 1882-02-09
p0IT KN0W.

The Topeka CsPasl declares that Gould
has net purchased the San Francisco, sno
that the late furry wss but the result o.
an amicable arrangement between the two
great corporations. The Commonwealth al
ter ,ouirmipg around for 8 week, comedies
that there msy have been seil-out' but u ~
the Atlantic 4 Pacific will be completed =
psr old asraugements. All Of which goes 70
show that when IL comes to big stock 9oof
suA ths m.nipulstions Of millions BY great
eorpossfiens, the metropolitan sc1bp'ef
ksows ~ Nttie - his cousin the rural rooster