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A WISE CONCLUSION

few days since the EAGLE referred at
some length to the enterprise of making
display of Sedgwick county fruits at New
Orleans this fall with which reference we
coupled the name of NJ. X. Moser who had
made the successful and prize-winning dis
plays at the state fair and at Cincinnati. The
next day or so Mr.. Moser took occasion 10
interview our business men, the city council
and county commissioners touching the pro-
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toned about five or six hundred dollars
could be had. He told them that he had al
ready secured some thirty-fve varieties Of
fruit, and that in the line Of apples, peaches,
pears and grapes, very fine show could be
made Mr.. Moser called on us yesterday
and he said he had been studying the matter
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Sedgwick county had already made two sue
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STANLEY AWAY PROM HOME.

The closing speech of this meeting wa
made by Mr.. Stanley, and to say that tn
vast audience was pleased with it would b
a tame expression Of the manner in which j
was received, they were delighted, entranc
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and his ''word pictures were the work O
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Next came another song from the gle,
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and nation. For nearly an hour he held tn,
vast throng Of people, uncomfortable as tn,
position of many of them must have been
spellbound, and, with the exception Of out.
bursts Of applause, perfect order prevailed
Augusta Electric Light.
w. Z. Stanley, of Wichita. besides being
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and We have heard them all. Positive in his
convictions, forcible in speech, graceful in
delivery and brim full of anecdotes, he cap.
tivated our people at Douglas and Augusta
last Saturday. The old stagers congratu.
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Eldorado Republican.
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COLLISION ON THE SANTA FE

A serious collision occurred on the SAINTS
Fe railroad night before last at small sta.
ton called Wxkarusa, about fifteen miles
West Of Topeka. The particulars at hand
are rs follows: The local freight which
ought to have been side-tracked at this
point to let the cannon ball pass ran pas,
the switch on account Of an oversight in no,
turning IT. The train ran TO the other end
Of the side-track, and before il could be
backed in, the csnnon-tall coming in under
full head Of steam ran into the freight.
Both engines were badly wrecked and one
of the engineers WAS badly injured. 4 bob
tail train Of one coach and q combination
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Newton to the scene Of the wreck and
brought the west bound passengers and
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same train, arriving at this city about 10
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For The Eagle.
FOR LOGAN AND FOR BLAINE.

BIT D0NNEL KENNY.
Again the week.-mrs. ringing, and the Slogans
on the blast,
Over hill and dell and valley It's swelling
thick and fast;
Over mountain, moss and moorland, and
meadow, green and gay,
In rural cot and hamlet, and by the city's
way.
And freedoms breath it carries DER prairie,
food and plain,
And echoes IN the Governs where desolation
reign
The joyous shouts of welcome, for Logan
and for Blaine.
The victory is certain, nor else-wise could it
be,
While intellect and reasons the guidance OF
the free;
And never was there danger in any land or
time,
Where, knowledge bright, untrameled, was
priced and not crime;
And never shall fossil, or moss back, here
| again,
Announce himself candidate, to darken and
| to stain,
The honor Of nation, that produce such
men as Blaine.
The dudes and all their benchmen look
| TOunQ IN WlO OlsIuhV,
They stagger, reel and stammer, and know
not what to say;
For they hate the toiling masses-they hate
And to cover up their enmity they try, but
never can;
And every willy effort is always made in
vain.
with careful reservation) because they all
disdain
The toilers, and the millions, whose voices
are for Blaine.
And now that We have Topped of the An
gln-dudy bile,
The excressence fthe party, and the rot OF
all the pile,
Twill flourish, grow and blossom, and right
good fruit will bear;
But the pruning process must still 60 on
with Jealousy and care.
Fatted, fetid, rotten, INSCRIPTIONS and vain,
What cared they for the people, from
whence derived their gain?
Who see through their crude maneuvers,
Who'll wisely vote for Blaine.
But the slogan swells and thckens on every
breeze that blows,
And on the evening zephyrs its mellow ca
dence flows;
1t revels in the sunlight, in the mornings
ruddy beams,
Glowing, basking, in the arrows of the sun
sets rosy CLEANS;
Till it winds up in November, in q melting
grand refrain,
And echoes DER the rocky clefs that skirt
the seething main
The grand, triumphant victory of Logan
and of Blaine.
WICHITA, Oct. 20, 1884.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The case of Gerry Fleteheimer against the
Wichita & Western railway was given to
the jury Yesterday morning and it took
them four hours to arrive at decision. Al
length they brought in . verdict for the
plaintiff for $l.400.
The case of James MCGEE VS.. n. C.
braves wss taken up while the jury were
considering the former case. This il an &C.
ton to establish the title TO certain property
On Donglas avenue, sold at sheriff's sale
some years ago. The court decided that the
the title was good under the statute Of limi-
tations.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-10-25

Billy Mcbride causeja good deal of sport
night before last about the corner of Doug.
las avenue and Railroad street. Billy is n
ventriloquist and pitched his voice over
among number Of freight cars living round
near the depot, uttering pitiful cries and
means as if some poor fellow w:s beng rob
bed and murdered. Several men ran for
guns and pistols while others struck down
street on a gallop after policeman. Three
men more brave than the rest went forth, but
with the utmost caution. their pistols cock
I'd and at present arms, to hunt up the To-
cation of the terrible tragedy, which all pres
ent felt sure was being enacted under some
of the cars upon the track. jus, when they
had reached the spot where they expected
to encounter the murderers, Billy threw his
voice over near Todd's office on the other
side Of the track and the daring fellows made
bold dash in that direction. The decep-
ton was continued quite while and was
the source of great aniusemen, among those
who were in the secret.