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Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
THE FATAL SHOOTING.

An inquest was held on the body of Sam
Hughes yesterday morning. The inquest
began with reviewing the remains about $50
and lasted until II. The Farmers and
Drovers' hotel, where the inquest was held,
was filed with a curious throng and
anyone who professed to know
anything of the tragedy was Gag
erly listened to. The current opinion
was that the shooting was deliberate and not
accidental. One of the coroner's jury, how
ever. was of the opinion that IT was ac-
cidentei. Almond Goodrich. the man who
did the shooting is said to have come here
| from Colorado. On the night OF the tragedy
he was left to attend to guests who came in
late and he slept in bed room off the hall,
lust back of the Office. According to his
story, Hughes and man msmcd Thompson
came in about midnight considerably boozed
! mn and after a whiie's dickering and foohng
with Goodrich, they proposed TO 90 to bed.
Goodrich demanded pay for the room,
when an alteration aFos. between
himself and Hughes in which the latter
grabbed him by tho shirt collar. Goodrich
succeeded in breaking away from him and
ran 10 hi. room and got bis revolver, with
which be intended 10 bluff Hughs off. 1t
was double action weapon. and in his ex-
citernent he discharged it accidentally with
the result already made known, Mrs. Rob
berts, the landlady of the hotel said that
Goodrich was no; bad boy, but that he
had hasty temper. Thompson, who wa
in company with Hughes, and the only per-
son present be,ides the two principals in the
tragedy, could tell very littlo about the cir
cumstances, owing probably to being pref
ty full
The verdict OF the coroner's jury was that
the deceased came by his death from shot
fired by Goodrich.
When he WIS brought out of the house at
the conclusion Of the inquest, the crowd
who thronged about the hotel, elbowed and
pashed around eager to get glance al sim.
Goodrich is about "A years old and wore
brown duck Jacket aud brown hat with
leather band around ii. All the parties are
cowboys, and are called rough citizens.
Hughes formerly lived al Sedalia. No. but
had worked here some time before going to
the territory. Goodrich WAS taken to Jail and
Will have preliminary examination before
Justice Hotbs to-day. Hughes was under
bonds to answer 10 the charge of robbery in
the diStric. court
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
PERSONAL.

5. \. Hubbeil, OF Las Vega, :. NJ. il
in tine city.
Geo H. Blackwelder left last evening
for Kansas City.
Mr.. Patterson. of Caldwell, il pricing
Wichita City property.
Gen Hatch and Dr. c. b. Ewing came
| TO the city last evening.
II. b. Campbell and wife, of Cheney,
were Yesterday at the fremont.
E. ID. GriswoId, Of the Hoop Of Gold
company, is registered at the Occidental.
Clarence Murdock, OF Winfield, Is regis
tered at the Doughlas avenue, on hi. way
east.
Morris Lloyd has returned from Magno-
liza, H., where bis father, Thomas Lloyd. who
died so suddenly at Centraln. was buried.
-Messrs. Millison ~ Piper. of this city.
and professionals in the art Of roll-r-skating.
left for Anthony and Harper yesterday
morning, intending to give exhibitions at
both places.
Judge William Green, of Kingman, D.,
at the Occidental. He say, the influx ot
strangers to KngmaH Is truly astonishing,
and that there are a dozen applications for
every house to be rented in the citv
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
kINGMAN KERNELS.
kiSGMAN, Kas-, March 4.

hISGsIAN, HAS; March 1.
10 ih. Editor of the Eagle.
I hingInan has now caught the
/ OAlaiol.a disease bad. She is going to
have rousing meeting Thprday night a,
Tulrs hall. Banker, merchants and the
great Inwasheiare to mingle together for
the good Of TIE cause. The band has been
engaged. Just who the speakers are Is un-
4 known to ihe writer. i. is evident tha. Ok
aha,na y III boom lii this part II the county
for some time to come. There Is no regu-
larry organized seciety here as vet This
meeting may be for tina; purpose.
-7i& car leads Of emigrants arrived here
to-day They have plenty of STOCK and
farming machinery ready TO proceed to
work. They are from I!linoii and central
Indiana. Those from Indiana report snow
two fee. deep last Tuesday. when they left
their home. They are delighted to find such
clear sunshine aud beuautiful weather in
general Eight more car loads are expected
some day this week.
When the common council passed an or
dinance and the acting major, T. VI. Mis-
nor Issued his rre-emptory qracs - the
marshal to drive all the t,,ieves, gamblers
and pimps oat Of the town. 1t was supposed
that he had a right To issue such orders.
When the common council passed an or
dinsnce and the acting mayor issued the or
der that all saloons should be closed at IL
o'clock and not to be opened oil Sunday
under no circumstances. it was supposed
that they and ls bad right 10 issue such
al order, and that tLoy would he Gbeyed.
But Mayor Meloy had not been consulted,
and he don't propose to have it that way.
That he will keep his saloon open as many
hours as be pleases on week days, and on q
Sunday make it q grand jubilee aud q saen-
gcrfe,; at night. The gilded hail. of Pacific
a,raue and South Clark street. Chicago, will
only compare favorably wiki the little town
on the Ninnesc-,h LEON.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
hYSTER RICUS.

Yesterday IN Intelligent, Weii-dre-sed and
apparently well-;o-do man called al the Of
fee Of Or. Tebo fof surgical ireainen; upon
two severe wounds on the neck. He claimed
To be from Topeka and said he had not had
The wound dressed there for the reason that
he considered the surgenLs Il that city IIls
ferior But the fact that he here entered
the first Physician Office that he came 10
and that ha refused so tell who he was. or
who had done the cutting. caused suspicious
that .o;nething was crooked and ii Is nOA'
thought that IL Wa. IN attempted case OF
-,.;.ida
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
SEDGMiCk ITEMS.
SrpGwICK CITY, March I, 50.

SfDGwiCH CITY. March J, -.
10 The Editor oi rhr'paiIy iAcLE
Tie past few warn: days bave given an i'm
petus I, building. Oar !umbermen and car
renters arc bu>y. Prospects are fair for a
prosperous year III TIL, iiur.
John and George HDlli,ier have contract
ID with p. VI. Morgan forth erection of
barn COAiO feet.
Mr.. Eartlcy viii add 10 The nt,rnr;iycne,-
and comfort Of his residence hy the con-
-iruction Of bay window, two vcranda-
and Internal improvements
Wm. Gregory a lnte arrival from Illinois
will erect small house on his farm il Eagle
township rs soon Is tie material can be
hauled
7. J. Cooper Is putting up an awning on
the west side Of his business block.
Il. W. Hall. Que o; onr pioneers, has sue
ceeicd Mr.. Nai)zgar as cashier OF the Sedg-
wick City bank Mr.. Naitzgar goes to Riv-
erside, Cal, to open a bank.
". NJ. Shatfer has retired from the firm of
Shaiitr X Co., clothiers.
The assessor j. abroad in the land.
J. :. Wilson. whose illness was noted last
week, died Friday. and was buried in Hill
side cemetery the same afternoon at three
o'clock.
There were two convictions in the police
court last Saturday for violation Of the
ordinance relating 20 the sale Of intoNicant..
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
MiLLERTON MENTION.
MIIIIkrnN. March 1.

MILIIKTc>. March I.
To the EIi;or OF the Eagle
Weather fine.
Fisk has settled that -Va,i-e.~
Several rew houses under way.
Mr. Sullivan Is able 70 Be on his fse;
again.
Wood Bas, made a ayirg TIP TO Wichita
Tuesday.
J. and l. Mann. accompanied by !. T.
Crews and Wood Bliss. visited Tie springs
SUNDAY.
The ball given al Mr.. Priee'> vas very
eujaysbie sffSi-
The Mutual Jn.ou Telegraph compAny :
making impor;an; Improvements - il. lines.
j. ". Cochran found Il too dull s: Cca-
way lie has r,,ncved 20 Ni,ieTton, ard Is
building nes: residence.
Warren and ". II. Beleher. J. Z Jola-
son and J. Bickle came dawu from Wichita
this Tuesday afternoon
Although the wind has been in the north
fo- several dsys, the sir i warm snd bain,y
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
TWO INSTEAD OF ONE

We gave notice in yesterdays EAGLE of a
new enterprise in the way Of a new rink to
be erected by Mr.. Blackwelder on South
Market. 1t seems that a stock company had
been formed or al least the ground plans
laid some two months since 10 build a tony
rink in this city, said company maturing on
Tuesday last. \ committee being selected
to locate the rink, surveyed the city ye-tcr-
day and decided to locate it on Main street:
II IS said they have visited the east and
have the latest and most approved style Of
architecture and designs of plan, aud spcci-
fications Of the most popular rink> in the
cities of that section. They had proposed
in quiet way to give the city Of Wich-
ita and ia lovers Of the skates grand sur
prise in one Of the best rink> in the United
States. But now in order 10 be equal 10 all
and second to none (which i to be their
motto), they ASK the EAGLE t. give them
notice saying that neither money nor pains
will be spared t. make the Gazette de Coeur
Rink grand success
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
E.P. HovEY & co.

There has been a general reorganization
of the firm of +. T. Hovev n Co, and they
are now rubbing on their war paint prepar-
atory 10 launching out upon the merchantilc
ocean with banners flying. The iirm are
painting, papering and rcittins sl round
and although they have now on hand one
of the largest and most complete stocks Of
dry goods and boots and shoes in the city.
one of the firm will 90 east in a few days To
purchase new goods.
This enterprising house j. determined to
keep pace with the onward march Of thu
city, and intending purchasers viii find there
n well selected stock to chonse FROM.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

The Louise Sylvester CO. yesterday took
breakfast at the Douglas Avenue while on
their way to FL Dorado.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Brick is upon the ground and the founds-
ton is being dug for the addition TO the
Wholesale Gre Ger Co.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

II yol would Ike pure. aaaGglterx;ezi
sweet csdes. 20 "a Tie wholesale prcdscc
stem, sold II 9gsnii;ies 70 sui, the sslssornsr
lia Market street dlss-sf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

II is said that NJ. W. Levy viii soon COM
menoe the erection of a splendid residence
on the lot where his preset home stands.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

]. NJ. Brownson is painting, papering and
and ka,lsominlng his home on North Topeka
avenue.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Mr. Welcb and DIR. Storey, of Florence,
are here for the purpose of selecting loca-
tion for n steam laundry.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Commonwealth: Hon. NJ. NJ. Murdock,
of the Wichita EAGLE, came up yesterday
and took look at the legislature.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05


Dramatic and Musical Mirror: Throw
away the idea tina, yon are to see or hear
anything probable. and Freaks" Is one OF
the most acceptable PLAYS of the day If it
is one of the missions of the theatre TO give
pure jolly fun, then "Freaks' helps 1t well
in the work 1, is such piece as would do
the tired business nah more good than all
the doctors in the land. IT requires no
thought to enjoy it. All you have TO do Is
to sit there IND laugh. What it has of plot
has already been told in the Mirror The
hit of the play1is the -Thcodolinds Gold
bun" of Miss Louise Sylvester. Ridiculous
as is this creation, it is hardly an unnatural
one. Newspaper men, at least, have seen
such women more than once. Miss Sylves-
ter's makeup is immense and her perform
ance that of a pure artist
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

In Little Perret," Louise Sylvester as
suines seven different characters and plays
the banjo.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

: W. Cooper, who recently came TO the
city from Chester county. Pa, and who has
opened mortgage and loan Office. is now
nicely located in his elegant rooms in the
second story of the Winch block. Main
street. This is the finest office of the kind
in the city and a most inviting place to pass
a few moments or 10 be entertained in bus
iness way. The room is carpeted, Is pro-
vided with mats and rugs, desks, inviting
chairs and in fact is complete and elegant
Mr.. Cooper is pleasant gentleman and will
doubtless make friends and customers read
ily. The largo sign in black and gold that
has just been put in place upon the outside
front Of the office. is an attractive and de-
cidedly ornamental piece of work.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Acting Mayor Zimmerly, f. :. Eichholtz
and o. II. Bentley. of this city, returned last
evening from attending the annual meeting
of the ST. Louis, Fort Scott and Wichita
railway at Fort Scott. Mr.. Zimmerly repre-
sented this city; Mr.. Eichholtz, Wichita and
Delano townships. and Mr.. Bcntly repre-
sented nearly one million of the stock held
by New York City capitalists. The -.
Louis OF Missouri Pacific party came to
Fort Scott with ready made slate of dir
eetors. Mcssrs. Bentley, Eichholtz and
Zimmeriy after spirited session, much dip
lonacy and a combination Of all stock west
of lola. completely broke the slate and
finally elected y \. English. of Wichita.
as a director.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

b. Taylor. OF Vernon county, No, is III
the CITY with car load of stock.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

H!ll's Pecrles, Cough Syrup will cure
coughs, coid-. crnrp or sore throat, and re-
iiey,-s Nh"oPius cough aud asthma. II does
not dry no a cough and leave the iniauIa-
lion and fever behind it. lu; loo>ens the
phlesm and morbid matter and permits na-
tuue 10 heal the lung ti>>,!c, and disease!
parts. Gall and .et a bottle. lfuot satisfied
after u,in. Il, return the empty bottle and
We will refund the money. y package Of
Crhh's Ii'tl' Liver Pills in top % each bot
tie free. AlIrivh X Brown. Apr Is.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

The first ward Republican club had full
attendance last night and u very satisfactory
meeting. Resolutions were adopted de-
nouncing the present city administration
and advocating change.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

H.B. Allu. druggist at Goddard, was in
the city yesterday.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
Pastor Baptist Church.

DR.. Smoke Is in the circus business He
took double action someTssGli on; Of his
gig on Douglas avenue yesterday.
ID. Mctirail. the vocalist and Irish couled-
ian, recently from Pueblo, Col. and Mr.
Clark Bruce. of Syracuse, y. y. who Is we'll
and iavorSbly known IN our city as vocal
isi. have kindly volunteered 10 assist Mr..
Lease this evening l.. the way Of entertain
ing the audience by singing their own org
insl duets and inimitsble Irish melodies
This alone viii be worth the price OF ad-
mission. Come and hear them.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
IRELAND AND IRIsHMEN.
WICHITA. KAN. March s. ISS-

WICHITA. Kan. March s. ISS5.
II gives me great pleasure to hear that
Mrs. NJ. Z. Lease is 20 deliver lecture in
our city upon ireland and Irishmen." The
subject is one would no; care 70 hcar treat
ed by speaker of only ordinary ability. for
l have some ancestral pride which i ar
reused by the mere announcement Of the
theme. Having heard Ms Lease IN her ex-
oellen; address, ~ Plea for the Ballot |
am sure she Will both please and instruct all
who hear her next Thursday evening.
Very Truly. ". F. HAMPER,
Pastor Rspfisf Church
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

An addition is being put to the second
story Of the Exton elevator.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
70. Sai-.

One -et FGsl'ank scale, capacity 200
pounds, ol-n one span Of mares and wagon,
;wo good milch cows. one grocers delivery
waSon. and counters for store. Inquire Of
L. :. Brown, tvg miles north on Water
street. Just south % old fair ground i2iG-2t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Smoke Marker cent Cigar. Best IN
the 'sorld. Every Cigar stainped Marker
in bronze istters- Beiailet everywhere IN
Niehi;a. ara Who,ssaie4 by b. Cohn. l37 W
Douglas ayenur. dr.. ..0t
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
Try Franks Darling Cigar

$4,000 10 iosn on mortgage for one sn6
two wears BY Kansas Loan X Investment
Co. NIcaita National Bank building.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
Smoke the Wichita Eaglel

a. sou Naat 3" hav eheap 'oi- in Il. inner
w. ,,j.Hiion. cs,ioE Fr,d Sehsther. AZ cit
clerks ofie.- ,ty2ff
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Louise Sylvester in "A Mountain finS'
Friday night
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
Try FranksDarlipe Cigar '

Joba shot: ha- -a-t recciyeda choice lot Of
eating apple r. fsc'. be- alway. keeps
fh.lm. HI13-tf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

S5A.nso T. loan ou mortgage f1r one snd
tVyo years. hy ksusss Loan x Investment
c., Wichita National Rank building. Gl4Stf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
To the Editor Of the Eagle

To the Editor Of the Eagle
desire through you to return my heart
felt thanks to the numerous friends who so
kindly came forward with their assistance
and comfort in the hour of my bereavement.
| shall always cherish the memory of that
kindness, and hope that should trials and
troubles come to them, they may meet with
the same generous treatment which they ex-
tended to myself and the family of my de-
ceased wife. H. c, SrAUN.
NtcurrA March & ISS5
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

5000 to loan OF rG1--c5z-e fnr ore and
f=,o rea-s. ~ hsTsss IssAa X Irvestulezi
Co., u iehi.a National Bank building.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
REAL estate TRANSFERS

The following are the real e=tate tranSirr-
recorded in the office Of the register Of deed-
yesterday.
B : Garrison to II j Collenberg, lots
and IL. Blaine Avenue, Garrison's
add Wichita. ....... 600
Patrick . Bricn 10 Jennie o'Brien,l ,lots
IS ai.d rs. blk 4. Taylor, add $50
CYNTHIA \ Fitzgerald TO y J smith,
lot 30, Market street, Fitzgeraid's
ada Observation-Disclosures. i05
Chas II Hunter to Samuel + Richly.
lots % and 100. Washington avenue
Hunters add .....-...-............... 200
Justin VI Copeland to James Stewart.
" lf Of sw or 33-.1.!'1 e.......-..-......- COO
ATE 4 F i;y Co TO : " Shattuck,
ne ar y 95-3;w .......................... 12is
John " Cas"y to james byeT. lots -
and %, River street. NatermaH's
add, Wioiiita..,,,.,., --.---..-.--,----- 3io
Phillip Gensmans 60 Elizabeth Barnes
hi OF nw or 322-26-;;' ...--....,.,,... !2tD
T ]! Peck to \ \ Hammond. lot l5,
OH" avc.. toii.y's ada 100
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
GRAND $4,000 DRAWING |.
TICKETS, S2.oo EACH.
Every Ticke. Draws a Prize =
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Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

There was bat little business done ye-ier-
DAY at the district court, but one case being
disposed of. In this suit for labor of Deer
ing vs.. Wigand verdict Of $sl was award
cd 10 the plaintiff. ~ IT was Inauguration
day the Democrats held the little joker with
Judge Fisher on the bench. Sheriff Fisher
as executive and the Hon. Douglas Y. Don
nelly a clerk.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Regular meeting Of the Woman's Relief
corps of Garfield Post, No. 40, g. A. Il.
will be held on Friday at O'Clock p. M
Mrs NJ {. ToDD,
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Louise sylvester is one OF the best known
actresses on the stage, having been leading
.ady 1T two of the foremost theaters of this
country-the Union Square and Wallack's,
both Of New York
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Mr. J. j. Burns. of Belle PInine, vico-
president of the Denver. Memphis and At
lantic railroad, passed through Wichita
yesterday on his way to Conway Sprinss t.
attend meeting of citizens AT that place
who are in favor If having the road Mr.
Burns informed Us that the road would hc
built from Baxter Springs to Belle piaine
this season: also that the iron and other
material for large portion of the east end
is nov ready. 1t il intended 10 begin work
on this part Of the road very -oon. Wichita.
should lem "a hand aud see that this road
gives us Il northwestern outlet through
To- Colorado. As It Is now We are complete
IL cat Of from any trade with a large terri
tory northwest OF this city for at least 200
miles, simply because we have no direct
railroad communication.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
Mrs. :. L MITCHELL. See. Pres

The Wholesale Grocer company Is doing
well nigh an enormous business. and their
stock is so large that their building will not
contain it, and large quantities Of their mer-
chandi>e l. being stored in some of the ad-
Joining buildings.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Pete Thomas, of Harper, yesterday pur-
chased IA ear load of mules and horses at
Hill Il Gordon's horse and mule market.
They made nice appearance as they were
taken down to the train dashed together with
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

City Engineer T. A. Bayley returned lac,
nigh; from a trip TO the stone quarries near
Fort Scott. together with Mr.. Zimmerly.
These gentlemen have been inspecting the
stone in the quarry and the curbing at Fort
Scott for the purpose Of obtaining better
grade of curbing for the use of our city.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

NJ. l.. Mum, accompanied by his brother
G. ii. Mum, of Rice county. leave the city
this evening for Englewood, Clark county.
They intend erecting business house IL
this young town of natural advantages. and
will embark in mercantile business. They
report three additional contracts for build
ing in the town within the last week.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

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gfrg = al slEs- s44i % Esii - ssif sa-t sff
y-ic-s Lezrs crS--s 4; ~ HtSs's o=r> -
I fa~r~-~~s-s srsth - fssgiss f-s-sf
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Bob Arthur has returned from trip to
Kinsley and hugely enjoys telling about Il
farmer who just came to that place from
Indiana provided with eleven mauls and
two dozen gluts as though he expected to
clear a forest 10 make "a farm when there Is
hardly tree within fifty miles of his loca-
sipp
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

A. F. Naftsger and wife, of SedgwicE
City, were in the city yesterday shopping.
Dir. n. has sold his inteoest in that city, and
will move to Riverside, Cal, about the Goth
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05

Chicago Tribune: Seldom is there found
an actress Nho can draw tears to the eyes
in pathetic and emotional passages and ac-
ceptably sing song or dancing "A jig, but
Miss Sylvester is one of these. The piece
fits her admirably. Her depletion of the
unique character was artistic in the eN-
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-03-05
". Il. SLOANE, BROADWAY,
Eighteenth and Miaeteeafh Streets.
WAY, Agency Of the
lreets. ALEX. SuITH Z soN.s c.,,., r.
New York, February 28th. 1885.

Norris Kohn. 336 Broadway New Kohn Furchoott a
80 Jacksonville Fla: Kohn Fn-cb"ott
Benedict. 276 Spring street Charleston s. g. M Kohn
& Co., Wichita, Kansas ' - " - ~