Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1884-11-01

one plain drunk was all that Judge Glenn
had 10 report yesterday. We are unable TO
state whether or not be paid fine or was
let of. or what name he gave.
An account of Judge Peters speech at
Derby and the meeting held there night be-
fore last, will appear in the EAGLE to-
morrow.
David Shaw, Of Conanche county, and
Miss Hulda NJ. Tobine, of Sumner, were
Joined in wedlock by Justice Thomas yes
terday.
Dr. Owens heard shooting near his resi-
dence on South Emporia avenue yesterday
morning but could give no particulars. II
would indeed be a news item If one night
should pass without shooting.
The building next west Of the Arkansa:
River Lumber company's office, is having al
addition put to it. is being singled and gen
orally repaired and will make a nice bust
ness house when completed.
The Forest City building and loan as
socation announce that they will be read,
TO do business soon. and will offer extra in
ducements TO everybody who desires e
either borrow or invest money.
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The woman's relief corps, No. 40, q. A
r., will meet at the residence of Mrs. Colo
mel Stewart. No. go south Main street. at
o'clock this. Saturday afternoon.
MRs. MARY G. ToDD. Pres't.
Mrs. SARAH L. MITCHELL. Sec'v.
John Helar. of Gypsum township. says
man stopped at his house over night thi
week who claimed he was erecting a tele
phone between Haysvile and Wichita. TIL
next morning several dollars worth of trink
cts were missing. and 80 WIS the telephon
man.
An antiquatcd little mule was sold at tn
horse ard mule market Yesterday for Sij.b
The fellow who bought him rsked if tn
saddle and bride was included in the deal
The auctioneer told him he could not hav,
the saddle and bride tut he would not minc
throwing the barn into the bargain
W j. McCarty has secured the agency @
fleischmann d Coz celebrated compressed
yeast and will this morning leave sampl
packages at all the groceries. These can b.
gotten by everybody free Of charge. 1t i
claimed to be a splendid article and Mr.
McCarty will run wagon for its sale an,
delivery.
DIR. McLain, son Of Judge VI. c. McLain
and who we spoke of the other day as being
nm eminent physician in the surgical insti-
'utes of Philadelphia, made Us pleasan
call Yesterday. DR.. McLain in course of :
conversation about the more prominent
men who are figuring in the presidential
canvass incidentally informed Us that fol
three years previous 60 her death he attend.
ed Mrs Burdette. about whom the Hawkey,
man has written so many touching things.
The Caldwell journal SAYS that news ha.
reached that place that W. Il. Hutchinson i,
iyiug IN the guard house a. a prisoner. al
Reno, for attempting again TO 20 on til,
Oklahoma lands. 1t is too bad that such
men will allow Dave PAYNE TO mislead them
PAYNE himself and Il number of follower,
are camped ~ Sumner county, and are tax.
ing hand in the election. having been
there over thirty days. They are fighting
the Republican nominees. Of course.
J. {. Riehcy has just completed yer,
neat residence of five rooms on North Waco
street. The house is well arranged in all its
appointments. and l. handsomely painted.
Altogether II j. one Of the suggest and
most tasteiGlly arranged dwelling in the
city. There are quite a number of very
handsome residences beng erected in that
part of the city. and it will soon be one of
the most desirable locations for residences
in the city.
The display of California grapes at the
store of ]. Rich, on Main street near the
postoiice, is = source of attraction and re-
mark To those who pass bye, and many a
wistiul look Is cast toward them by the hun
cry wayfarerS. They come Ugh but are
decidedly Lush. That is, they look that
way TO n reporter whose eXcheQuer is always
so completely paralyzed that be can do no
more, IN the way of arriving Mt conclus-
ion, than to use his Imagination.
DIR. c. I. Davis. of the celebrated Jones
* Prmley company, manufacturers of
the Primley family medicines. was in the
city yesterday. They don't advertise but
leave ii with the druggists to sell their med-
oines on their merits. 1t is common to laugh
al the idea of family and patent medicines.
but everybody Uses them because of the
specific curatives which many are known TO
contain. Primley's iron and wahoo toric
and Jones glvcerne and arnica salve were
sold by DR. Davis TO all the drug stores in
Wichita but one.
On last "Wednesday night while at the
Catholic fair, Mr.. james Mohen tied his
horse across the street opposite the rink.
When ne went for the horse and rig to 90
home. he discovered that the martingalcs
and NIL the ivory rings that We're on the
harness had been stolen. In order to do this
Mr.. Mohen said that all the buckles must
have been undone and the harness taken
apart. This WIS vicious act and the per-
petrators deserve to be severely dealt with.
Mr.. Mohen SAYS he has a pretty good idea
who the scoundrelS were; If he has, he ought
TO make an effort to bring them TO Justice
Mr.. Melville s. Levy. of San Francisco.
and nephew Of our fellow citizen, Mr.. NJ.
W. Levy. reached Wichita Yesterday after
six weeks spent in the eastern cities. Hav-
ing been born ana brought up in the city of
San Francisco, the trip across the continent
has been a revelation to him in MANY re-
spects. He concludes that New York is n
big town, Washington an odd place. Phila-
delphia slow and Chicago most like his ma
tive city. Mr.. L., who has about reached |
his majority, will leave for the Pacific on |
Monday. We hear that before he goes his |
uncle will make party in his honor, which. /
u ~. VIA We iNiu ABOUT hereafter.
Forty-one wagon loads of emigrants 1
passed through the city going west vester- |
bay. They were from eastern Kansas and |
Missouri and bad large numbers Of horses.
mules and cattle. Tho greater portion of
hem appeared TO be in good circumstances.
They were about equally divided as to their
destination, between Pratt, Comanche and
Edwards counties. 4 visit over the river
yesterday evening aevealed large encsmp-
nent of emgrants scattered around in West
ichtat. There is ceaseless Cow of set
lers TO the counties above named at present
md towns are springing UP ms if by magic
ONE of which are destined to become i'm
'or:ant business points.
FEW MEN WOULD.
The Beacon continues to rei,erate that il
'ill take all risks Of the law in its ticket
rinting scheme. All right. We simply
ave You the law in answer Ia the an
ouncement that Democratic and Result q.
liSSioD,Sts tickets hnaaaA LIZ Tho pl..ra | !