Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-23

vochtes the cnange OF the SEED AT least every
two years from that raised here TO that from
northern sections where the seasons are
short 1t has been demonstrated that all
kinds of seed gradually adapts itself to the
climate where it propogates, and this eli
mate being warm the seed necessarily as
sumes prorata time for maturity.
POLICE COURT.
George Cramer. for a plain drunk, was
fined 50 and costs.
David Tingley, for carrying concealed
weapons, was fined S25 costs. David had
all his wealth invested in "pops," and could
not pay his fine; SO he had to 90 to the
cooler, where he now languishes in bitter
state of mind.
Ella Bell, for keeping house of unqes
tionable reputation, was fined S25 and
costs.
1t must not be assumed that the writer of
the political articles in the EAGLE has snv
personal feeling against Messrs. Fisher &
Derby. On the contrary, he is personally
friendly towards these gentlemen, and
would do either, personal favor. They are
candidates for public positions, and though
strong partisans, they are striving to secure
republican votes on the strength of the
Grand Army. If that political theory was
carried out, Masons, Odd Fellows, aud for
that matter, members of every society and
L. Al. al
against outsiders, and every contest would
turn on what are generally underetood 10 he
non-political organizations, instead Of on
political parties. The Grand Army Of the
Republic is not a political organization, and
the obligation of the members leave them
perfectly free in politics and religion. and
the candidates referred 10 have never shown
any disposition to be bound BY such ties.
The EAGLE has nothing to say against
Democratic soldiers; they were loyal to
their country and are now loyal TO
their party, but il is an insult TO Republic
can soldiers, of whom We imagine there
were few who did as good fighting as the
own party and principles to vote for DEM
oerat who never was known to vote for a
Republican soldier. Will John Fisher vote
for Republican soldiers now against those
on his own ticket who were not soldiers a
direct reply from Mr.. Fisher on this point
would probably interest his colleagues on
the Democratic ticket. Mr.. Fisher says he
voted for Garfield. If he did his parading
the 800 business seems little out Of place.
City Clerk Green closed registration yes
terday for the day with 2,555 as the total
number. He reports that the registration
as it approaches the close is becoming more
lively. Tuesday was the heaviest day of the
week, so far. and unless there is larger in
terest taken than has before been manifested
tine whole registration will not reach more
than 1900 votes.
The EAGLE nor any body connected with
IT ever denied that all the soldiers were loyal,
because they know something about that
themselves; but if the Republican soldiers
were not as loyal as the Democratic it is too
bad. If nobody was loyal but the Demo
cratic soldiers, how about Cleveland and
Hendricks. Did they enlist
John Fisher was in favor of preserving
the Union in 1850. He was in the right
then. John Fisher was in favor of de-
stroying the Republican party in 1885. He
is in the wrong now. John Fisher does not
deserve the assistance of Republicans to-day
TO help him accomplish a wrong, because
he was in the right in 1850.
a Mountain Pink" is play born TO
live. 1t deals with affairs of contempors-
neous interest, introducing types of eharac-
ter known TO the south, and sutfused with
the romantic interest which appertsins TO
the adventurous doings of the moonshiners
of North Carolina At the opera house
tonight
Cash Henderson has taken the doll from
the show window for short time IN order
to have her toile, arranged for the antici-
pated cold weather. When she next ap-
pears i, will be in a new dress, so artistic as
to delight the eyes of the little ones, who
neve. tire of gazing on its besuties.
The EAGLE Acknowledges the receipt of
box of cake. fruit, goodie goodies &c. from
the wedding reception held at M. and Mrs
Brsdshsw's residence, in honor Of the mar
risge Of their youngest son.
The Philoma,hian society Of the First
wsrd give an entertainment this afternoon
The programme shows thst j, is to be an
entertainment of a high order. The public
is invited 20 attend.
The store room of the Masonic building
will soon be occupied by Gran. & Lucell,
two gentlemen from New York, if our in
fo.man: is correct. The counters sn6 shelly