Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Mr.. }. V. Moffit returned from Topek.
yesterday morning.
Two applications for divorce were filed il
the district court yesterday.
The weather is certainly hot enough fol
an Indian outbreak at present.
Peach trees all over town are breaking
down with the weight of their product
Why don't the government utilize Coucl
and his boomers in the present emergency
Yesterday was the hottest day of;he sea
son. The Thermometer registered 1902 de-
grees in the shade at ] p. m.
New prairie hay is now coming in quite
freely and is bringing good price, as high
rs So per ton being paid for some loads.
Our grocery and fruit stores are at pres
ent well supplied with fruits and vegetables
of all sorts raised in the country.
Dr. C. A. Higinbotom and ii. J. Goch-
enour of Vandalia, lila, are in the city with
purpose OF permanent location in bust
ness.
Col and Mrs. II. ID. Heisermsn arrived
home from Portland, Ne, last evening. So
they come dropping home one by one, and
all feeling happy.
A number of women trarnps were recent
ly camped on the west SIDE ofthe river above
the railroad bridge but were sent away by
the police yesterday.
Mr. Frank Roberts, OF Wellington, Mrs.
George f. Bearse and her daughter Ethel,
Of Edorado, are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Ayers, of this city.
Dr.. ID. r. d. GrcenIee lefs for Helena,
Ark, in response 10 Il dispatch which told
of the serious illrass Of his brother who re-
sides in that cily. He viii be gone about
two weeks.
Since the boomer exci'cpent busted,
nothing fl, for food for the \ -sociated Press
occurred on the southern border OF the state
and probably this Indian scare was 20. up
to supply long felt want.
Capt. Murray Myers arrived home from
the Portland trip night before hast looking
well, and expresses himself highly delighted
with all he saw He was attending to bust
ness in his office yesterday.
meeting of the directors Of Garfield
Post Association will be held this, Friday,
evening AT the county buildings. Let every
member of the board be present as business
OF importance viii be transacted
Citizens on Chicago avenue on the west
side Of the river, are about to establish tele
phone communications with other sections
of the city Elmer f. Peck was taking
contracts yesterday from business men there
ard has four to put in.
There is reason TO believe that the poor
Indian will get the worst of it if he don't
behave; another heavy train load Of soldiers
? went south last evening. Nobody here
knows where they went, to kingma n,
Caldwell or Arkansas City.
Quite a number ofemigrant wagons passed
y
just got out west when the Indian scare got
ripe. and not wishing 10 part with their
scalps this year, they turned their faces to-
wards the rising sun and sour milk and
mush for year or so longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl KIauberg and family,
Of y W YORK, arrived in this city night be-
fore last and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. y. +.
Niedcrlander. Mr.. Klaubcrg is "a cousin of
Mrs. Niederlander. They are delighted with
VIVA. they have seen of the state and especial
IL with the great Forest City of the great
Arkansas Valley.
The course of true love wanted to run
smooth enough, night before last bu. re-
ceiyed back set. \ certain knight Of the
razor, so the story goes, attempted to skip
ont on the evening train the evening before
last with his lady love, bat her ma and a
friend captured some of their goods at the
depot and broke up the elopement
The number of orders of tobacco and
cigars that are filed in this city daily is
astonishing. J. L. Campbell Il Co. lied
eighteen good sized orders of cigars alone
yesterday. Mr.. W. 7. Nash, the manager of
this house, SAYS that trade IS steadily grow
ing and that owing To- floods he Is unable TO
supply the demand. He received two cases
Of the celebrated brand, The Santa Fe
Route" this week and now they are all
gone
Night before last a fire that, if it had go,
we'll under WAY. would pr badly have swept
all that row OF old frames between Douglas
avenue and Fourth street. WAS nipped in the
bud Just in the nick Of time. The servants
of the Valley house put ont some red-hot
ashes against the wood house in the rear of
the hotel which set fire 10 the siding. and
the blaze had just got nicely under Roadway
when it WAS discovered. \ hose was at
hand and WAS turned onto the fire, which |
distinguished it after having burned hole
foot in diameter in The siding.
gentleman from Douglass reports hos
tile encounter at that town between Bill |
Couch and one of his boomers named Bush. |
in which the latter got his nose mashed. |
The trouble originated in this wise: Four
boomers, including the two fighters, en-
ployed counsel for Sl00 10 defend them at
Topeka, Couch standing good for the sum. |
After returning from the trial Couch asked
Bush for his share of the 500. when a dis
pute arose and Bush intimated that Couch
was liar. Couch didn't think he was and
he hauled off and knocked Bush into heap
MASKING his nose and otherwise doing him |
up. Couch was fined 80 and costs. which |
some OF his friends paid.
The West Brothers, Texas cattle kings, |
were in the city yesterday and left for Dodge |
City last evening, accompanied by NJ. c. |
Campbell. The West Bros. have thirty-tive |
thousand head Of Texas cattle. and Mr. |
Campbell five thousand head. that have |
been held AT Camp Supply. Indian Terrific
~. by the United States Marshal, under the |
quarantine laws. The secretary OF the in
terror mas ordered that the drive through |
that section be no longer hindered. there |
fore the gentlemen so TO Dodge City for the
purpose OF making arrangements for NOV
ing the cattle north.