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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
JusrIOr ar THE PEACE.

sH
WE AXE AUTHORIZED 10 AN >OuNUE
w the name ~ Al. u. pr est rs candidate
Cor ,bo oiiicc ofJugiice OF the Peace tor re-
clDct No. 1. -rsrnint county. a. the ensuing
election.
ylyE ARE AUTHORIZED rO ANNOtN ~
w the name OF Thomas slack as ,andldnte
for the ofiice of Justice OF the Ponce for pre-
olnot No. !, Tarmnt county, NJ the ensuing
election.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
The Lpasa Law viii Go.

Houston Post.
THE GAZETTE still refuseth to revise
Its craftsmanship
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY JUDGE.

WYE are authorized TO announce sam
w FurmRn ss candidate FOR COMFY
'ndg. OF Tarrant county. Election Ncvem.
Der
WE ARE AUTHoRIIEDTo ANNOUNCE
w A. q, McCluDg as a candidate for Coun-
~ Judge OF Tarrant county. Election No
vsrnber 1. 1884
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-08-29

Joker.N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-13
!Gnff,0 Wesetabiliider
ssSS y Gicilianii9er
Sdtars@ @rlteiteret..

Selten serrinnt ein 9eiImitteI 70 enti9iebenes
gertraaen beim @ubIitum ruie saa's saarsGrneus
err. Die 6due, in benen er cine poufdnbise 9ies
0erDerheAung ber Garbe bes Saares unb einen
selnnoeH Snisanb Der aopfbaut berporserufen, iinb
unsdhlis. aIte aeute IOben i'm um ieiner rpunbers
pafen asait piuen ibren wetBwerbenben 2oden'
SersnarfpriinsIide Sarbe anb sdSnbeit ,pieber,u<
eeOen. ssilfe IN intttIersn Sabrsn sebrau@en i'm
eefne, ineti er bic &ablbet perbatet e6uppen entz
fernf 1alt ,ino BEN 9aare elm trGftises @oastbum
ertbeilt. SaHss 9amsn iinO ibm um ibrer zoiIstte
ipiaen seposen, neil ct BEN 5aare einen fdDnen
wsi9en SLANT srtbeitt, unb es ibnen m0aIid3 modt,
ibr 9aar tn iebsr beliebisen Sorm susuridten. 60
1T er bet allen beItebt. unb suar enfadb aus bem
0riln6e, neil er fsets ibrsn erwartunsen entiprit
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Eegas.

= Nm Samitag ben IS. ioG in
Nuitin BON ben &epublifanerm bas
Dallas Staatsttdet ratifisirt perben.
Gol. Norton, Sad gbans, 9err @rot=
baus unb Gnbere tperben &eben balten
= Sic 9oufton pof, tpel9e fi9 be-
reits in finan3iellen @9mierigteiten Be-
finbet, ift gum 11eberfluB BON $. 8.
Wation, @ei9dftsfibrer bes rSournal"
auf $4,000 @6aoenerfab berflagt
woroen, neil iie feline Sntesritdt in
3meifel sog.
: 8ei Der Mbitimmung in 8eltom
iiber bic 9lufbebung Der Corporation,
murben Sieienigen, mel6e ben Mntrag
auf Mbi9affung gefelt batten, nit
elmer acknowledgement Maioritdt ges
f6lagen.
= Sm Maeo gingen Bis gum IL.
Sftober Is, 1000 8allen BaumtpoQe elm.
= Sent 9iifriftgeri9t in Nuitin lie=
gen IS gbef6eibungsfdle bor.
Sn Nbilene 1T cine Mer9ants
@r9ange erbaut tporben, Die 100000
gefoitet bat.
= @m 10. fanb in @6ulenburg elm
politii6es Barbecue fatt, bem apif@en
5000 perionen beitpobntem.
= Wdbrenb Der Na9t bonn 10.
tpurbe %. $. Gaitillo auf ber @a0erie
bes 6auies feiner Mautter, tpo er f6lief,
eri6oiien. Sic Shat ereignete ii@ nabe
Intio6, 2abaea gountp.
- Mtrs. Marie Sammono, befannt
nnter Dem Namen 8Oae BoDb, bic cons
f6berirte Spionin, bat gegen @bas.
Gotton, 3ablelerf ber 9fational Bant
in Dallas &lage tpegen 8erfiibrung ibz
rer 17idbrigen So@ter erboben.
ginem beuti6en Garmer bon
Mafon @ountD tpurben in einem 8oars
bingbauie gu Nuitin $135 geifoblen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-13

Generalinbenbant bon 6iillen unb
iiberrei6te im Namen bes &aiiers cine
pra6tbole 8aie, pdbreno suelei6 Die
&aiierin in einem Selegrantm ibrer Mn=
erfennung Musorud CAB. 9as 3ultus=
miniterium entI Ianbte ben Miniferial=
bireftor @reiff, bic &6nigli6e &apele
tbren 9irigenten 9taoefe nit bem Go=
mite bet Spmpbpnie=9oireen 9ie Mfa=
oemii6e 2iebertafel iiberntittelte ibre
@liidtpiinfd)e 6ur9 atpei 8ertreter. Sic
Qfa6emte Der &iinfte mar bur1 ben
prdiibenten 8eder unb BEN eriten @ez
fretdr @ebeimratb 36llner bertreten,
tDdbrenb bic mufifalii6e @eftion bes
Senats burG bic 9errer 8lumner, eSo=
a6im, SDffmann, &ommer unb &a6efe
eine Mbrefe iiberrei6en unb bur6 ibren
@efretdr Yrofei1Dr Spitta berleien lieB.
= Berlin. Ser 9eraog bon 8raut1z
i9meig liegt auf ben Sob erfranft barz
nieber.
= paris. Sn einem Nrtifel iiber
bic lanbmirtbibaftli6en 8erbdftnii1e in
@urDpa fagt bic r&epublique Gran=
caiie":: u9ie 86lfer guropas, tpel6e
fobiel bur9 bic Gpneurrena Mmerifas au
lei6en baben, tper6en fi6 bom fernen
Weifen ni6t ausiausen lalen, ionoerm
tire tpirtbf6aftli9e @elbfItdn6igfeit au
bebaupten fu6er. Sranfrei9 tpirb in
bieier Sadie Die Snitiatibe ergreifen.
= 8rauni6meig. Sn ben tueltbes
riibmten 8u9brudereien bon 8ietpeg
unb Weffermann in 8raunf9weig 1T
ben fdmmtli9en Mitgliebern Beg Inter
ifiiBungs=8ereins beuti@er 8u9bruder
Die Mlternatibe geitelt, enttpe6er aus
benz Gereit pber aug Der 8u96ruderei
gu f9eiben. lteber bic @9ritte, Bic gez
gen tieie unerb6rte MaBregel ergriffen
tpur5en, berlautet big iebt nur, 6aB bic
Getrohenen bel BEN gbefs boritenig
getporben, aber abi6ldeig bei6ieoen
ieien.
= Sbeiia. Gin Mfann g1amens
9eutI6e 1T au 13idbriser 3pangsar>
belt lit Sibirien berurtbeilt tpor6en,
neil ct Serrn @oronotpiS nit @9mefel=
idure begoiien bate.
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GetpiB, &atbarina, tpenigfens Big
su BET Stunbe, tpo Sein Bruber er=
f@eint, entgegnete Sobann nit unli6e=
rer @timme.
ct tpirb ME D6er gu ipdt fommen.
Ou fennit Ben &6nig, t1teinen 8ruber,
ni@t. @raf Sec5in bat tpobl &e6t,
tpenn er ibn i9tpa6, tpanfelmiitbig uno
egpiitif6 nennt. 6offe bon ibm ni9ts,
fonoern iibersieb Sid 9einem 8ruber,
ie eber oeito beiIer, reise feinen 3orn
ni9t mod mebr bur6 einen nubloien
Miberfanb.
giiemals : i6 tpdre berloren, tam
es iiber Sobann's 2ippett un6 in ieiften
Iugen fpriibte ber 9aB. Sd per6e
mid big gum lebten Ntbem3uge bertbeiz
bigen unb nur fterbenb in feline 9dnbe
fallen. Grid bdtte ttienals oen Sbron
meines Gaters beifeigen fouen, unb
tpdre mir ni@t 6as S6idlal 10 erbarz
mungslos geiinnt gepefen, id5 tuiir6e
ieBt ni9t bor inn sittern biirfen.
(Gortlesuns folst.)
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gtreit 1tnter Sett 9pfturett.

Wte Spphusfieber in Bort Serbs
ausbra6, itritten bic Softorem tpie
ntan es furiren follte. Seber faste ieit
Weg tpdre 6er bette, unb mebrere fag=
ten ale Die anberen tpdrett inn unre9=
ten, un6 beritdnben tli6t, es su fl1rirert.
Cine fleine &enntniB ber Mebiain 1T
febr gefdbrli6, abee elm iebr tpertbbpl.
leg Stem Der mebi5inii@en Wifeni9aft
1T, baB 8romn's Sron 8itters ges
fdua@te @piteme ern6brt unb @efunb<
belt unb &raft bur6 bic 8erei9erung
oes 8lutes gibt. 9r. sc. S. Netpbiu,
BON Gariere's Greet pa. fagt: Bropn's 8
Sron 8itters 1T eines Der be1fen @tdr>
fungsmittel 6as i6 ie perf9rieben babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-13

Dis
eY6ebsnti,ebe Trsie Nssfis
eri4eint
ieoen D0nnerltdS
anb fclfct
$3.50 oas Sabr Ober $1.25 far 6
Mrnate in gOrauSte3ubluns.
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Der tetzte Stsrtt erlosehea.
gtoman bon M. 2iitetsburg.
(Gprtlebung.)

IOVtIIEPNNB.J
Oie fa9t mar fternenflar unb, Ob=
glei6 be- Mfono mod ni6t aufgegangen
mar, lieb ii6 bo6 brauBen ieber Gegenz
itanb flar erfennen. Stun iab &arin
= o, feliger Nnblid! : ni6t sebn
S6ritte bonn S9lofie entfernt, einen
Na9en Die Tlutb bur9idneioen unb
tpenise Nugenblide fpdter f6pang Grid
Sture fi9 binein : ct NOR gerettet.
Sie berbeieilen6e @nma fling eine Sbnz
md9tige in ibren Mrmen auf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-10-13

: Gs 1T allsemein angenommen,
baB f66nes 9aar etnes Der unentbebr=
li6en @lemente au einnebmenbem
Nusfeben tit. Nper's 6air=0igor er=
bdlt oas Saar frif6, gldn5en6 un6 bon.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
the NEW CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

lii expected that the interior OF the
new Christian church. which stands on the
corner of Market and Second streets in
this city, will be finished by the last Of next
week, though 1t will yet be sometime be-
tore the exterior is entirely completed.
The uprigh. part OF the structure is OF
brick covered with waterproof cement,
and is very substantially built and when
painted and penciled will present hand.
some appearance. The auditorium Is about
40x61 feet. has an inclined floor rising
gradually from the pulpit to the opposite
end of the room. 1t will be supplied with
handsome pews. aud will have seating
capacity of about five hundred. From the
floor TO where the ceiling begins to arch is
about twenty feet, making large and well
ventilated room. which Is lighted by
plumber of large windows and handsome
chandeliers. The walls on either side will
be covered with tinted paper trimmed in
gold The arched ceiling will be painted
or frescoea in pannels, as will also the wall
directly ia the rear of the pulpit The lat.
ter stands upon a raised platform.
and when finished will be very
handsome. Beneath the pulpit is a baptis-
try l-ax4 feet and four feet deep. The
tower stands on the northwest corner. The
main entrance Is through yestibule Sx10
feet, which is directly beneath the tower.
and is entered by large double doors On the
west side. \ smaller door is also placed in
the east end of the building. Services have
been held in the church for some months,
it being temporarily seated with common
chairs. The pastor. Rev. ii. p. Tandy.
says that he hopes TO have the inside entire
~ finished by the last of the coming week.
When completed and furnished ii will have
cost about 5000, and will he very hand
some and inviting temple Of worship, and
we congratulate our friends of the Christian
society upon the success which has attended
their efforts in rearing comfortable and
commodious temple of worship, pleasantly
located and provided with all the necessary
adjunc,s for the purposes TO which 1t is
dedicated.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
THE DIAMOND MILLS.

During the dull season for wheat the Dis.
monj mills OF this city were shut down aEd
thoroughly oyerhauled 90 that by the time
the new crop was fairly harvested these
mills were in splendid shape to do good
work. Tia; they have steamed up and are
turning ont day and night again their ex.
ceilent brands we are convinced from the
tact that sack each for the editor and bus
iness manager oitheir popular and unex.
celles brand known as the Cream were
left at this Office. II Is a delightful Hour
and makes bread as light as pun ball and
a white a. snow. Messrs. Dorsey Il Tuck
er are now The sole owners OF the Diam ond
mills. Cream" is not always to be had
as there is such demand for il, but make
your grocer hunt up sack when you want
extra nice bread, cake, pie or biscuits.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
Nj. kOHN & 90.

quickest by day with all the important
news. The EAGLE, besides the dispatches,
has strong editorial side, alive to the lead
ing topics of the day. and its local page is
the DAILY EAGLE is a grand success. and
its editor, Hon. NJ. NJ. Murdock,is to be con-
graduated upon the strength. size and en-
terprise of his new love. With its present
push, the EAGLE will rapidly spread all
over the .sGreat Southwest and take the
lead in circulation of the Kansas City. st.
.o,lis and Chicago papers'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
Birth DAY PARTY.

Mr.. +. NJ Bonney's residence on ,osth
Main street Was the scene OF a
great deal o. youthful joy yester-
day. 1t was parry given In honor
OF the ninth birth day Of Master Archie,
and it was attended by large number OF
the friends Of the latter. among whom were
the following youthful person Misses
Floy Spanp, Coral Harris. Elite Richey,
Nellie Pope. Olive Magili. Jessie kendie,
and Masters Nermilion Harris. silas Brown,
Eddie Cone. Otis Cone and Roy NJ. shon.
The day was very delightfully."- spent in
plays, games, etc, and fine supper was
served during the afternoon which was
thoroughly enjoyed by the little folks,
whose appetites had been sharpeDed by the
days hilarity aud exercise. Master Archie
was the recipient Of numerous handsome
tokens Of esteem from his guests. which he
will treasure in after years with many
pleasant memories OF his ninth birth day
party and those who were PRESENT
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

DIR. W. NJ. Jonnsou has opened an office
ut the Centred house on Lawrence avenue.
north ofDouglas. He intends TO remain
with us permanently aud make a specially
ofcbrouic and particularly female diseases.
although he wit, attend 10 acute or surgi-
cal cases. The Doctor comes to us highly
recommended and has already formed
host OF friends, among whom are many of
our best citizens. lie has mel with extra
ordinary success in the cases he has already
treated here. lie bring. with him more
than twenty years experience in the treat
ment of all classes OF diseases, and we feel
sure that those who may call upon him will
not be disappointed. 3i-i
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

Prof. 4. l.. Hallech, Of Wichita. while in
the city last week visiting with Prof. Jay,
made this Office pleasant call. The Pro-
lessor was much pleased with the beauty
aud thrift of our city, aud dropped the re
mark that Wellington was far ahead of
Wichita in fine business buildings.-Sum
ner County Press
Yes. Of course. everybody knows that
there is not town in southwestern Kan
sas which does not lead Wichita in this and
in other particulars, but 50 long as our
people are ignorant OF the fact aud are con-
tented why make them feel bad by abiding
10 IL.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
A GRAND SUCCESS.

The Cheyenne Transporter. the oficisi
paper Of the Cheyenne and Arapshoe To-
dian agencies. published a, Darlington. In
disn Territory. by George W. Maiiet. views
the matter in tais light.
The Daily Wichita EAGLE comes TO us
daily from Wichita. Kansas, Que day ahead
of ali other aailies and containing all the
associate press dispatches, thus being the
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
LAST NIGHTS PLAY.

A large and refined audience greeted the
Effie Elser dramatic company at the opera
house last night and thoroughly appreciated
and enjoyed the fine acting Of Miss Ellsler.
who appeared in the title role of . La Belle
Ruse," which she assumed with the yigor
and elegance Of action o! a cultured artist
The support throughout was good, and
Wichita has seldom il ever been treated to a
finer entertainment. The company is small,
but is composed OF frst-class artists. and
should they visit our city in the future
they can count on n full house.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
DISTRICT COURT.

Court convened at the usual hour ye.ier-
day morning. Judge Sluss on the bench
and transacted the following business.
Mrs. VI. A. Mitchell vs.. Ed. Grady: trial
by court: verde, for plaintiff for ssS.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mitehellv vs. Ed Grady; trial
by court; Judgment for defendant for
costs.
LAFAYETTE stewart We. A. 4. Packard, ct
81: motion for new trial oyerruled.
Mary Smith vs.. II. johnson; motion tor
injunction argued; oyerruled.
To-day will mos; likely wind up the pres
eut term OF court.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
Hull Brothers, Promoters of Low Prices

his exercises yesterday. notice quite an
interest is manifested by all 10 music since
he has taken hold of that branch. To-day
be gave lis .'Barbary Fritche" and "FOrty
Miles Day."
Next week we shall have two lectures.
One by Rev. Hewitt on Monday. His sub
ject will be "The Memory" and some time
during the week DR.. Phillips will give an
address. His subject will be "Belief and
Unbelef" All should attend.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

Sylvester Russell, who owns n farm about
ten miles southeast of the CITY has water
melon patch of ten acres, which is literally
covered with that fruit or vegetable. Yes
terday he brought TO this market over one
hundred fine melons which he disposed OF
at sixteen cents apiece. lie thinks his crop
is hardly as prolific or OF rs good quality "a
that of last season.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

Some people are little inclined to think
that the EAGLE magnifes things which re-
late TO Wichita or Sedgwick county, but
facts are facts, and our deductions are
based upon figures and not fancy. The
average reader would be almost dumb
founded with amazement could he only
know the large number of eastern people
that are looking towards Kansas and Sedg-
wick county with view Of coming here TO
permanently locate, and make this country
their future home. Yesterday the writer
happened to be present when one OF our
prominent real estate men took his mail
from the office. He received fifteen letters,
and twelve Of them were from eastern
people asking about the price Of land, the
future prospects of the county, the climate,
and expressing desire to come to Kansas
to locate. When it is remembered that
this was the nail of but one real estate
firm out of over dozen, people can form
some idea Of the number Of persons that are
looking to Kansas as a future home.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
LAND SLIDES.

The following are the real e.isie Transfers
recorded in the Office Of the register Of
deeds since our last report:
4 W Dean TO y Harrison. lot II in
block II, in the town Of Mt. Hope : -
Alden spesre 10 Hester A Jack. lot !,
in block IL in Cheney . - 100
+ W Dean TO Harrison a iiaine-, lot
in Diotk ia Mt Hope $3.50 y
John Blskeley TO Charles r wicshsn
the NV qr OF the nw ar ofsec 1881
west .. ....--.--.-...-...- lfs
State OF ksnsa. to Jane. Dodge the
w hf OF the ne ar Of sec 1881 east 80
Jome. Lodge TO l. G Mendensali, -
acres the " hf of the ne ar Of sec 25-
2J-l east ...-...-..--. go
Clearwater Town Company IN ciar-
ence II. Noble, lots % and - on Lee
avenue In Tracy 4 Bycrs addition
to Clearwater. -- -. ..--. -.-.. I'D
A,cbi,on. Topeka & santa Re tsilroad
company 10 the Greeley Town CON-
psny the ss qf OF sec zI-t7N% wee: LA
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

Mr.. II. A. Brown, a stone-cutter, while
at work this morning at Mr.. Getto's new
building met with a painful accident. A
heavy saw fell from the top of the second
story of the building striking him on the
top Of the head cutting through the scalp
20 the skull bone. DR.. johnson was called
and gave him the necessary attention.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

Yesterday Stewart & Boyle sold three
fine Poland China pigs to Ell Dorado parties,
two to Sterling parties, two TO go to
Cheney and two to farmers in the country
near town. The aggregate sales amounted
to S2ls. All of these pigs are to be used for
breeding purposes, and are very fine speci-
mems OF that popular breed Of hogs.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

c. Il. Fentum, living on the Boser place
just south of the city, brought in large
load of watermeons yesterday. which be
retaled at from fifteen to twenty-five cents
apiece. He has about three acres of ground
well this season. and will realize TO him "A
handsome revenue.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

The proprietors of the store on the north
west corner of Lawrence and Douglas ave-
nues. yesterday disposed of their stock OF
tipware, jewelry, etc, to the auction house.
They still retain the room aud will engage
in some other business. which perhaps
may be not so diversified but more pro fta-
bile
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

John Reed, master OF the FIT. Scott rail-
road yard in this city, met with u bad acct
dent Wednesday. While coupling ears the
little finger of his left hand was so badly
mashed that amputation of the irst joint
was found necessary. Reed missed only a
few hours from duty by reason of the mis-
hap.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09
,SPFCI.fL NOTICES.
Go East via he St, Louis, #. Scott & WITCH
its Railroad

BY taking our 600 a. IN. train passengers
are landed in Kansas City early in the af-
ternoon and make close connections with
all trains. II is true that we leave early,
but passengers will go by the above popu-
lar route no matter what time the train
leaves.
For further infortaiion please call on the
undersigned, vino will gladly furnish par
ticulars. Yours truly,
o1-d AID. \. JONES,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

The case of Mrs. Julia r R:ce, of shaw
nee county. VS.. C. L. Smyser. which was
SET Tor trail on the sth inst. in Justice
Hobbs court. has been postponed for ,hir-
ty days. II will be remembered by all
readers OF the EAGLE that this case i'm
wolves the possession of a certain horse al.
legged 10 have been stolen from Mrs. Rice's
farm near Topeka about eighteen mon,hs
ago. We are informed that the animal in
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

John Goodyear says that over on the
west side Of the Big river, where the
w ichita & Western railroad crosses the big
slough. the water backed into the railroad
cut during the late rise in the river. and
that since the water has receded there are
bushels Of little fish lying around dead that
were carried from the channel by the high
water.
Company 4, Second regiment of the Kan
sas state MALTA will have special meet.
ing at Russell hall Monday evening at s
O'Clock sharp, for the purpose of recruiting
and to make arrangements to attend the
annual encampment at Topeka on Septem.
Der Stb, the same date as the state fair.
The young men Of the city are urged to
join this company, as il can in no way
prove detrimental, but on the other hand
may become very advantageous to all its
members
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

The second meeting OF the Kansas Real
Estate Agents association viii he beld in
Emporia August II, beginning ut , o'clock
p. m. to which all worthy agents are in-
vited. The object and aim at The sssoeia-
tion are First, 10 Disseminate valuable
and correct information 10 parties seeking
homes within the borders OF cur state.
Second, for the protection and mutual
benefit Of reliable real estate agents. Third.
for the purpose OF using TO the best advan-
tage all Legitimate means In advancing the
material growth and prosperity of our
state. Any information can be obtained by
addressing 5. A. Martin. Eureka, presi-
dent. or ]. 7. Barton, secretary. A large
attendance l. desired
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

A lively runaway occurred on First street
yesterday afternoon. X was team at
tached TO a load o. Shingles in charge of
Mr.. Garrison. The horses became fright
ened near the opera house and started
west at dead run, scattering shingles in
every direction. The driver was a plucky
one and held on TO the lines ut the immi-
nent peril of his life. He succeeded in
stopping the team on Water street after
they had run agans; a mule, badly wound
ing it in the flank and distributing the load
Of shingles along the street. Luckily 10
very serious damage was done
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

Mr.. Lawrence, of Wichita, was in our
live city last "Wednesday. Heis looking up
a location for an elevator, but we have not
learned how he liked Benton. This is rs
good point rs he can find in Southern
Reconsideration Register.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-08-09

man by the.name of Compton, Gin
confidence man by profession. was captured
near Douglas Wednesday night at 2 o'clock,
by Detective Mcmahon of this city and
Tom Sarwine, Cincinnati detective who
has been following Compton for the last
three months. The prisoner was taken east
TIL rsday by Sarwne, where he will be
held to answer to the above charge as well
as to that of defrauding farmerss on spuriou.
notes efc