Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-07-11

4. W. Williams and Matte Buscn, DOM OF
this city. were married yesterday by +. Ii.
Jeweit in the parlors OF the probate court.
We are informed by parties who return
ed from the capital yesterday, that there
are now eighty saloons in full blast in
Topeka.
The funeral of Nate Rowley will take
place this morning at . o'clock, at his late
residence near the corner Of English and
Main streets
The Harper County Bar association has
lust been organized at Anthony with w. X.
kirkpatrick president and Frank EXiine
yice-president.
The case of Lizzie Williams, who sues
her husband Chas. Williams for divorce,
has been taken under AMUSEMENT by the
district court.
The people of Garden Plain are making
arrangements. for grand picnic, soon to be
given in the grove about one quarter OF a
mile from that place.
Those who 90 on the excursion TO III Do
RADIO next Wednesday can safely count on
having delightful time Tickets can be
secured at the postofiice book store.
Miles W. Green has began Il new suit
for damages against the Wichita a Western
road The one which came up for trial day
before Yesterday was thrown out of court.
The A. NJ T.. Sabbath school will not
have an entertainment in the Riverside
park July 81. This is somebody's mistake.
We are not responsible for it.
Il. W. TURNER, Pastor.
The illustrated emigration edition OF the
sumner County Press, issued last week,
was in every way worthy the county and
the city OF Wellington, and great credit
to the paper.
j Maggison was sent TO the cooler yes
terday for being found in mellow con-
dition supernduced by tarrying too long at
the flowing bowl, and having no money to
pay the city tax assessed on such amuse-
ment.
Col. Hartzell who returned from Fort
Scott the other day, says that Criley a Dem
llH are llaki1lr a DIX sEtttoh III
the new hotel in that place, and that its ac-
Communications cannot be surpassed west of
Chicago.
l.. ID. Goesler, of Union township, came
in yesterday with the news that the barn of
Jno. Walker. about ten miles west of this
city. was destroyed by lire about noon last
Saturday Also span of horses and 800
bushels of corn.
The foundation Tor .. {. Daisy's new
brick on Douglas avenue, is now being
laid, and the building will be pushed TO
completion with all possible speed. When
completed it will at once be occupied as a
cracker factory.
The moonlight picnic given last evening
at the residence OF Mrs. T. q. Banks 10y the
trustees of the A. VI. L. church, was very
largely attended, and thoroughly enjoyed.
The evening was devoted to social pastime
and the discussion of ice cream and cake.
The managers of the excursion to Edo |
RADIO on next Wednesday are thinking OF
chartering an engine in connection with |
the coaches already bargained for, so that
they can 90 and come at their pleasure.
This would he a good idea, and we hope
such arrangements will be consumated.
Architect Crist has just completed the
plans for large addition TO the City hotel
on Market street Ii is 10 be two stories, |
30xS0 feet. Messrs Knobiouch & kofllin |
find their present quarters too small TO ac-
Ia. ,..,p
the addition 10 their hotel made at once.
The knights of Labor band sercnaded |
our fellow townsman !. W. Wingard, last
evening, in honor Of the occasion of his APP |
pointment to the Office of coroner by the |
governor. Jake is good fellow and well |
deserves the honor shown him. We can
assure the band boys he appreciated the
call. |
Mr.. NJ. c, Flora sends the DAILY EAGLE |
letter requesting us 10 have reporter at
his trial to-day, and further promises some |
startling relevations of a social nature. and |
which he says will be great surprise 10
the prosecution AS well as to few others. |
The trial will take place in Justice Hobbs
court at 8 a. m. to-day.
The new basness house of brick to be
erected by ID. l.. Green on Douglas avenue,
south side. and west OF Main, will be ITO
feet deep and will be in every respect one
of the finest business rooms in the city, and
particularly adapted Tor wholesale trade
or other large business. II will be for rent
soon completed.
Those of Garfield post who go to the Ma
,ionsl encampment at Minneapolis over the
Rock Island railroad can return by the way
of Chicago If they desire, without extra
charge. Tickets are good for thirty days,
thus enabling any one who so chooses.
ample time to visit the various places of in
terest in that metropolis
one of the greatest problems OF the day,
outside Of trying TO cipher out who will be
nominated at the Chicago convention, is to
explain why there are many handsome
and stylish young ladies in this city that
don't get married. The latter may posi-
bly, be explained in the fact that there are
so many young men not worth marrying.
Ii is nothing more than fair, at least
nothing more than our duty. probably, to
state for the benefit Of the boys who follow
up the carriers of the EAGLE 10 get papers
TO sell on the street, that the first ease we
can fssten upon them they Will be arrested
and prosecuted. Yesterday morning a
dozen papers or more which were known
TO be delivered were stolen. and somebody
will get into trouble.
DIP. Alexander now has q large force OF
men and teams at work on the western en-
tension of the Kansas City, Lawrence q
Southern road. near Atica. The line eN-
tend. twelve miles directly west from Har-
per TO Atica, and then DIVORCES. one
branch extending southwest TO the terri
tory line and the other runs to Medicine
Lodge. Mr.. Alexander now has sixty
teams at work just this side of Atica.
The first shipment by rail OF
stock from Clearwater WAS made
yesterday by Uncle Joe Hammers,
and the Hammer Brothers. 1t en-
brased nine car loads, or six hundred very
fine hogs. They will be taken TO Kansas
CITY to-day. This We consider pretty
good shipment. when il is taken into con-