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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Editor Yates Wins This Time.

LONDON, March 1S.-The suit of the edi-
tor of the Whitehall Reuie1o against Ed
mund Yates for libel in describing him in
the World as the fishy editor of a fish
monger's organ has been decided in Mr..
Yates, favor.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Dynamite in a Skating Rink.

G1RARDvILLE, Pa, March 22.-An at
tempt was made to blow up the skating
rink here, last night. The end Of the build
ing was blown out, but no one was hurt.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
The Gar and the Pope.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.AThe rupture
between Russia and the Vatican is now
complete. The Car has ordered all Catho-
lie clergymen in the empire to formally
acknowledge his authority as superior to
that of the Pope. Failing in this, their
functions will be superseded.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Cheyennes Preparing for an Outbreak.

ARKANSAS CITY, KAN, March 1s.-Scat-
tering recruits still continue to arrive at
the camp of the Oklahoma boomers,
and there seems determination
to hold the ground until further
action is taken by the government. Re-
ports are arriving of restlessness among the
CHEYENNE Indians, near Fort Reno. Two
stockpen direct from that locality tonight
report that the Indians are indulging in
war dances at various points.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
California Crops.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1S.-The great
grain sections of the State are suffering
from want of rain. A four hours shower
to-day improved the prospects in the coast
counties. but no rain has fallen in the in
terror counties. Crops there are in a criti-
cal condition.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Arkansas Senatorship.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 1S.-The sec
ond and last joint ballot for Senator was
as follows: Berry, 81; Dunn, 35; Newton,
IS; Fishback, 12; Horner. 8: House, 4;
Roots, ]; Crittenden, 2; scattering, 8.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
State HnIIse Fire.

TRENTON, N. N.J.-March 22.-Part of the
New Jersey State House was destroyed by
fire last night. Loss 100000. The Geo.
logical musium was destroyed, excepting
such relics as are nt the New Orleans Ex.
position.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
General Grants Dauqhter Arrives.

NEW YORK, March 2O.-General Grant
passed good night and felt much better
this morning. He ate a hearty breakfast.
General Grants daughter, Mrs. Sartoris,
arrived to-day on the steamer Baltic from
LIVERPOOL.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Nominations.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2o.-The new
nominations to-day are: James D. Porter,
of Tennessee. to be Assistant Secretary of
State; John D. c. Atkins, of Tennessee, to
be Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Veteran nf 1919 Gnne

CENTRALIA, ILL, March 20.-David W.
Perrine, survivor of the war of 1872, died
here to-day. aged ninety-five. He was
high in Free Masonry, and with a single
exception, probably the oldest member of
the order in the United States, having been
one of the fraternity oYt r seventy years
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Killed BY a Maniac.

NEWARK, N. j., March 1s.-Hermau
Fuchs, patient in the Essex County Lu-
natic Asylum, wanted a fellow-patient
named William Mulcahy to go to heaven,
and to expedite him on his Journey struck
Mulcahy on the head with spittoon, and
killed him.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
noctnr Gnnvicted off Murderinu Another

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. March 19.-The
trial of DIR. E. B. Cross, for the murder of
DR.. A. B. McKune, in September, 1888, was
rendered, fixing punishment at death.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26

If nine-tenths of us city people
and professional paupers hadn't acted
the fool and left the farm, we would
have been far better off and happier In
every respect than we are now. God
made the country, but man made the
town.-Sd7a 4AntO7,io (Te1.) Times.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Hotel Disaster.

CHICAGO, March 22.-By the burning Of
Langham's Hotel, last night, five persons
were killed and four seriously injured.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Want to be P0stmasters.

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Over five thou
sand applications for appointments to post
Office positions have already been filed.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26

The Manchester Onion points with
pride to New Hampshire woman who
hasn't broken lamp or lamp
chimney in thirty years. Perhaps she
used gas OF candles.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
School Suffraae Denied Women.

| HARTFORD, Conn, March 19.-The Sen
ate, twelve to five, rejected House bill
| giving women suffrage in school districts.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
UNITED STATES SENATE.
SDecial Session.

Special session.
WASHINGTON, March 1q.-Gray, as Senator,
was sworn in to succeed Bayard. A resolu-
ton to appoint a committee of five to pro-
ceed to Alaska to make investigation was
presented. In executive session Senator
Sherman offered a resolution providing for
the appointment of two Senators to wait
upon the President and inform him that un-
less he had some further communication to
make the Senate was ready to adjourn with
out delay.
wAsH1NGroN, March GA resolution for
the appointment of an Alaskan Committee
was laid before the Senate, and Mr. Mander-
son moved its reference to the Committee on
Territories. A debate arose, during which
Mr.. Van Wyck attacked tho South American
Commission in vigorous style. The resolu
ton was referred. Executive session. Ad-
journed.
WASHINGTON, March IA resolution was
offered providing for the appointment Of a
special committee of FIVE Senators to inquire,
and report not later than the second Monday
of next December. as to the number of trade
dollars put in circulation in the United States
pealed: how said coins came into circulation
subsequently; how many are still held in the
several States of this country; at what rates
ia s any W way to the Government BY the coinage
of trade dollars, and what has been the prac-
tice of this and other governments as to the
A motion to postpone present consideration
prevailed, and the matter was laid over
Other un1mpOrtdnu pTSlucSs WIS trduSdCUcoS
and the Senate adjourned.
"A cantilever bridge, 479 feet long,
has been completed over the St. Johns
River, which connects the Colonial and
American railway systems and reduces
the distance between New York and
Halifax by rail to GAO miles. 1t is ex-
pected to greatly reduce the ratio Of
freight between Philadelphia, New
York and Boston and the British. prov
inces, and will revnlutionize the fish
business of the Gulf of St. Lawrence,
the catch being now sent through in
refrigerator cars. The cost of ferriage
over the st. Johns River has heretofore
been five dollars car.
There are number of soap trees
| growing in Tallahassee. They are pro-
1itic fruiters, the berries being about
the size of an ordinary marble, having
q yellowish. soapy appearances, with a
hard black seed, from which the trees
are propagated. People in Tallahassee
boil the fruit to make soap, but in
China. Japan and other tropical coun-
tries the berries are used as substitute
for soap just as they are taken from the
trees.
Obituary notices in England fire.
quently contain the statement that by
! the wish of he deceased his relatives
will not wear mourning.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
Gle Gatnm gemnrrat.
RATES OF ApYERTIstNQ.

Business cards of Ave lines or less s3 per anuum.
Local notices, 10 cents per line each insertioa.
Simple announcements of MARRIAGES and deaths,
sud chur :h and benevolent society noticesinserte
free. Any additions to obituary notices will b
charged five cents per line.
Favors must be handed in as early as Tuesday
morning to insure insertion the same week sCom-
munieations upon subjects of general o. toea.
kstereat solicited
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26

Persons addicted to the habit of
sticking their tongues out while work.
ing should take warning from the ex-
perience of an Allegheny man, who.
while choppiug wood few days ago,
was struck on the chin with such force
by fragment as to almost completely
sever his organ of speech. Pittsburgh
Iinof
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26

DIR. NJ. E. Wadsworth says the
earth has "a heterogeneous viscid,
elastic, liquid interior irregularly inter
locked with and gradually passing into
lighter heterogeneous crust. y We
have thought SO right along, but re-
Trained from saying anything about it,
fearing that we might be the only one
who held that idea--BOStOn Post.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1885-03-26
STATE NEWS ITEMS .


COLUMBUS, March IA bill was introduced
IN the Senate to reorganize the police force
OF three members to be appointed by the
Board of Public Works. The House passed
two appropriation bills, one Of $4,000 for the
Work k-house. Another bill was passed au-
thoriztng the Recorder of Hamilton County
to expend $40, 600 for work to be done in his
office; also a bill authorizing an additional
Of the 10
1nfrmary Fund.
COLUMBUS, March 1s.-The general appro-
griation bill was introduced in the House.
There is startling increase in some of the
departments The House adopted Fesol1- soni
O O'Brien's police bill was referred to the Com
mittee on Municipal CorporatioEs. The fol
lowing bills we're passed: b. B.-Proyiding
for the appointment of five women as visitors
of the Soldiers Orphans Home at Xenia.
n. B.-Authoriziug the Commissioners OF
Home BaStbo9isins 90 to issue
bonds for its Fire Department. s. B.-Pro-
vidIng a penalty for having burglars tools In
possession with evil intent. s. B.-Authortz.
the Fire Department IF cincinnati, and the
re-investment of the same in other property
for 1re department purposes. A number OF
local bills were also passed.
COLUMBUS, March 19.-In the Senate bill
providing for q semi-annual examination OF
the books of County Treasurers was intro
duced. The Senate passed the Cincinnati
Police Organization bill, which takes the
power of appointing police out of the hands
of the Mayor. The House passed the bill
pensioning Mrs Brush, widow Of militia.
man, who was k lied while in the service OF
the State. The House passed bill requiring
that oleomargarine shall be made only Of
pure beef suet and milk.
COLUMBUS, March 20.-The Senate con-
CURED in the joint resolution for the sub
mission of a constitutional amendment
changing the State election to the first Tues
day after the first Monday in November, to
bill authorizing the city of Cleveland to
borrow 100000 for free hospital purposes
passed the Senate. The House passed the
hundred yards Of any insane asylum or In
stitution for imbecile youth.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17
Geiunbbeit 1T &ei6tbum.
Sidere Seiluns inter @arantie.

Sr. g. g. @elt's 0erpen< unb @ebirn.
gur, sarantirtes Wittel fir Spiterie, Sduin
,oeI, arampfer, Reuralsia, aopfpeb, NerpDs
iitdt in S6pt9e genuBes bon Mlfphpl unb Sas
bal, S9lafloiisfeit, seiftise 8ebriidunsen,
@ebirneripeidung peranldBt burh &ranfbett
uno fibrenb su ibler 2aune unb Sob. gor.
Setti9es Nlter; l1nfru6barfeit, Speunatbor>
bee, peranlaBt burd lteberarbeitung II. aus
idmeifenbes 2ebeu. Cine Sdabtel entbdlt
cine Monats<gur. 81 per Saadtel SIS fir
6 Sdabtels per goft fret sn9eianot, Bel Gn.,
pfang bes &reiies.
@tr garantiren, bab feds Sda9teI
jeben Sal turiren. 0eit ieber BON pns fir
6 Sdadtel enthaltener BeitelLng begleitet
bon IS, ienben mir benz adufer .aniere ae=
i6rtebene Garantie, oas gelo auridsu1enben
menn bas Mittel feine &ur bepirft. Garau=
tieen nur ausgeteat bon
Sobn 6. Beft & 60.
6s2 y. @aoiionitr. Chicago, Sn. 4s-1j
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17
Gin gcf6brItGer Nau.

Gprefer. ben 1. Stunt 1882.
Scr ,ctu Safrtn rurbe Id ron ZEN tettianer unl
tSbtti6fsn S&mer.en i'm @ifeu unb Niercn btfaaen.
.Dteielben ~eritredtea i1 spp ! eprser r.eiaer
3eten bis snnt 0ebirn."
nSUr lautsr S&mer, purt. 10 uatnfnnie.
gs beenrfte ~ 3siten brei SKINNER, nm mid aut
metnen Sette tsttsutdlten!
rSersstsrs serfa6tsn bic Spttrren, mir e;nberana
,l rsri6eisn, absr fe batfen fsinen Grfpls.
"gglersttns uns lpnaise Opiate
r3dfttn tttne g~Birtuns!
rId& iwsi@lrraten parb i'd tar tpffnunsslps auf.
Seseben.
Sis entlid msine Srap cine Na&barin er,6tftn
rorts, mas tbr nSeP Sitters" senaBt, wcrauftiu
ntetne Srau fatort peldes fdufte unt Is mir aab.
Gte erfe Dris ~berubihte mein @etirn uRb i6teu
tn r,etnsni sanisn Ssfem mad e&mer;sn tsrum,uja.
8tn. ssu# }"h
Die ,reitt Drfs b~erutiat. mid 70 fetr, bas i'd
snei StnnSen t6iafsn frnnte, etpas, mas i6 inner.
ealb sret Wpnaten Mot setkan bate; unb ned efs
.a tant Slaiasn seSrau@t tatlte to ptstsr sang
Der Mrbett, ale tr8ene elm anfersr @tdnn Is fein Tenn
t. Damn aber arbeitete i'd meiHsu 3rdften nae ,u
iSrer unS instn Id ,nir alsbann cine farfe@rfdltuas
iHsp9, rrree tb a%u6erfen aud npn SOM {6m er,bd fte.
ten steumattsnus, BON peltenn female sets IT MUIR.
Be, btfaaen.
Damn LIEF i'd bic 3pttpr.n atermaIs fummsn unb
mao @erlauf epn einisen Wp6en Ser:ieeen lie mid In
tErer et8snen ufberseugune, ais SrIppel duf 8rldsn
fur r,etn geben lang.
Gtnes 9a8es ~btstsn.te i'd ,inem meiner 5rsuute II.
sriaflte TIN, pom mstnem 5aa, psrauf er mir fasts,
rds nSep Sttters" lin turirt kdtte unt tas easielbs
AUG milo hetlsn rirts. SD safte lin an, abtr sr mar
70 fetr i'm Grnite, ras id mid ~reraulast fatlte, has
ielbe rteser sa sebrauden. Sn m.niser afs pier SIS.
Den mari Id ln.tne 8rIfsn fort, sins, lei6t unb sutea
Ntutbss rteher an Rte grbeit, sebrautte @prf6tstdl.
Der eas Sitters, ietpd nod 5 Wr6en lGneer Bis i'd
rteser fs acfuue mar. ale irsenb ein lebtntes g8eien,
une bun felt Zen letten 6 Satren aud 70 s~ebli.ten.
SaSielbe fat aud meine Srau furtrt, pel6e Sabre
lang franz mar. 9rei tts eret 5lafhn jitrlih Ia.
ben meme Srau, iprte aud mttne 8inter sefunb unb
rrs. ~srtalten. Gs 1T tsine Geleeentsit Srrtautea,
trant ;u iein, renn biefes Sttt.rs ssbrauht MIR.
S. S.. Bert, GrzSuperpiisr.
pie arme ~insalite 6raa,"
ySGpsfer!"
rWutter!"
rSber Sp6ter!"
.15nnsn wts Gle Slatte Der @sinnstsit ~ftrseicut
~trerten!."
rWit eintsen SlafGsn ySsp Sitttrs."
rS9cat SIR fs leittn %lahen."
ScrfoIgt Die Sdttoiststcr! !!
Nenn Ser spy Sitters (bta6tet has grGne SpYfsn
SWftsl duf Der reibsn CGtitettc) ~rerldnst unb Der.
appttefer rerabtslgt Sud GtpaS, tde f6 &c. D.
@drner's Serman soy Sittsrs" nennt. pter cine ans
here Ssieidnuns ais 9sffen tIbrt. 10 reiit hes ;urid
unit neiset ben ~gssthefer wie zine siftise S6lanae;
rne renn CT fir ZEN Stpff @usr Gep eenpmmen tat,
10 flaat i'm reaenS etru8es AT unb serflagt ttu ire9cn
eGwinrsls ant S6ahenerfsB. Wtr werten Gu6 IIr
istne Serurtteiluns f~ret8ebt8 %belstusn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

oamit iberbedt eri6eint. Bis iebt, beist
es, rtdbte oas unse5iefer nur aroSen
S9aoen an @artenpflan5unsen an uno
lteBe anbere Saaten in 6eloern unbe.
rilbrt, 10 baB Die Sarmer feline arose
Geiilrbtunsen besen, lpeil es mdbrenb
Der lebten 8oden piel sereanet Fat unb
tafies @etter fir @%rasboppers aem6bns
lid perberbli6 lit.
Wtuionen iunser SeuIdreden, bic
tpabri9einlid erit fiir5lid i'm ,parmen
Sanoe aussebritet ipurben, finb an Dem
Sioufer oes Irfanlas- Slulles erIdie,
men. @e9en 200 Ncres iinb nit bef,=
Iielben buditabli9 bebedt. 8ie es beist,
fiirbtet mon inoes ni9t, baS bieielben
sroben S6aSen auri6ten iperoen.
aentndp. Die Ortidaft eOrpoou,
9enoerIon Guuntp tuurbe am Somitoa
UNI Wtttternadt nidt tpenia iberraidt
Durh bag gribeinen BON $50 masfirs
ten Wtdnnern, tuel6e IN gutter Srbnu,a
oureb Die Straben bon Gorpbon rttten
uno ben Gountp.gummiiiGren Sdreis
ben ilberrei6ten, norin bieie aufaefor.
bert ipuroen. iofort bic Bidder Der
eountD'S Offices gu unteriufen. Set
etniger Belt bieB es, bas namentlid bic
Gi9er bes Gouutp=S 6abmeilters nift
IN Oronnns ieien; Die idwebenbe Sdulo
beg 9ountps ioI $4,000 betraoeu,
todbrenb nod oor iuenisen sSabren Sals
le(be iduloenfrei tpar.
Iebrasfa. Die Giienbabnen idei,
men oteies Sabr wie @il5e aug ser groe
5u toadlen. Die 8. unb sc. baut cine
Sabn bon Salem big Gopefa, Sanias,
uno bic II. g. cine 3,peislinie BON elmer
Station oberbal5 Beatrice mad Crete,
Inn bon ba ii9 nit Der Central 9inie in
Der ytdbe bon @aroD 81 perbinben. Cine
aroere Sabn tpirh bon Seatrice nah
6atrburD l%aufen. Die 8. uno SO. hat
ben Contract fir Sau Der Gepublican
Gltg bereits ab6el6loiien. Die 9inie,
Delhe Die II. g. bon ct. Saul naf,
Soup gltD beabfi@tist, lit au9 i5un in
Ni9rlff 9enommen. Ser Gau BON ga:
%lenttne tp~eitpdrts tuiro NIT aGer Macbt
oon Der s. & &c. 50. 8abn fortseIest.
Neiu Nsrf. Die @eiessebuns bat in
lbrer lebten Sibuns i'm Gau5en 621 Sc
lebe erlalien, bon benen ant 2.sSuni 336
pom Gopernbr idon s~utse9eiben NOR.
tporoen tuaren; 2S5 Giraffe liegen Dem
@poern6r our unter5eidnung nod boz.
SIM @an5en, 10 nintn1t man at, ipiro
ME i3abl Der int 8irfiamteit tretenben
9elese 500 ~betraser; in 1884 luaren es
oeren 551, 1888 523, 1882, 40, 1881
70S, 1880 59S, 1879 542, 1878 4ls,
1877 475, 1876 AS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17
9yspepsie.

Die se,pobnIiditen In3ei9en pon 9pspepfe
ober wansel an Sereauuns iino elm Druid iln
aRasen, llebIisteit, SIabunsen, s9winbeI, Sob
BREMEN, Grbre9en, appetitIoiisteit uno !SartIeiz
bisteit. Seer nit 9pspepite bebaftet 1T, Ieibet
uniasIi9es elenc, f0rperIi6 iopobI ,ute seiitig.
sol9e &rante ioutem bic @erbauuns itimuIircn,
unS einen reseIndbisen tdsIi6sr stubIsarg ber=
b~eifabren. Dies tOnnen fe bur9 mdbise Soie. pom
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

MtHonrt. st. Nt. &epnolbs in ct.
9ouis, Der biz por tuenisen 8p6en CT.
iter Gubitor I'M 8unoe sidabamte aetpes
len, fiel bur6 ben @fepators 5dadt i'm
SOUTHERN SDtel unb ipurbe als 2eide
aufseboben. Gem Simmer mar aara
NIT Gag angefiilt, ubmo6f Der @asfrab,
men seidloiien mar. Geine fsreunbe
perfi9ern, baB ct bdufisen Gdminbel=
antdaen unterwurfen setueien, uno perz
mutben, boB ct in Sulse zines iolden
Infales burd ben @lepators Sdadt
binabseitirst lit. Gin Gobn bes Ser
ftorbenen lit Marine. 2%ieutenant unb
madte als iolder Die @reelp= Gettuuas=
Expedition nit. Die 2ei9e lunrbe BE-
bufs Seerbisuns na9 @aibinatou aes
ianot, mo bic Bittme unb &inber 6es
8ertorbenen mod tup6nen.
alabama. gu Mobile fat iid Elm aus
Sarbisen beitebenoer &untperein aebilz
bet, 9epiB elm bD6it erfreuliaes 2eih.n
fiir ben Sorti6ritt Der air,faniIden &aiz
lie. So6 int rInS. b. 49," leien mir:
r@ie elm ar9er Seitungsidreiber meint,
itnb bic ~farbisen ainitler bisber in 2
&uniti6ulen setbeilt setpeien, fuelde fid
9egenlettis beftis befeinoeten; UNI bic
lelben 81 peri6bnen, piirbe bic Grim
bung elmer %natiunalen Initreiders pber
r@eiBtpaider" Nfaoemie nothtpenbio
iein. tuosu bic Gntltebung ienes &unffs
oeretns in Mobile pieleidt Der critic
Sdritt lit.
Sn Sn0taua brOben bic gelepbpuz
@eielidaften gu itreifen, neil Die @eiebz
sebung es unternommen bat, bic Staten
auf So per Monat fir elm sSnftrument
(ooer S. fir apei) uno Is Gents fir
ein5elne 8erbinbunsen nit entfernten
Srti4aften fet5uieben. gs 1T bies in.
oeiien tpeiter ni6ts dig elm iebr burd
iidtiser INTERCHANGEABLE, unb
tpenn Die 2eute iid ni6t banae MAIDEN
laiien, 10 tperoen Die @eielldaften ober
stelmebr bas Monopol, bas iein Gatent.
rebt 5ur Iusbeutuns bes Gublifums
benibt, i9on our &aiIpn fommen unb
thre bpdfabrenben Nnipride etfuas her
abieben. 2eiber bat unIere D6io Sc.
sebuns nidt ben Mutb aebabt, Ser
Iusbeutung bes Telepbpnmuuupuls in
dbnlider @eiie Sdranfen sl 5eben.
9ofentli6 miro Die nddfte @eieb.
sebnn9 in bieiem Yunfte bas Ssntereiie
Der @eiddftsleute better tpabrsHueameu
%iuiiien.
@ef.Yirginia. Gs tuuroen one
@tiens unb &dselfabrifen in @beeliuq II
umsesenb anf unbeitimmte Belt aeitIu,.
len. Die 8elaire @alSmerfe baben bit
Stala Der 0dselidmiebe Union inter
Setbnef, bod %perlautet, baB Die SabriI
nlbt arbeiten laiien tpirb. slnbere Sob
rif en- ipouen fpeber ben Sarif Ser anal
go mirten GilociatiOm ned Der Ndael
/ . t11 fnfPAP<1ufnu uufcr,o.L.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-16
c, A. r. AT VALLEY CENTER


Valley Centre was the theatre of an In
teresting and enjoyable time night before
last, the occasion being the installation Of
officers of the c. L. Warrener Post No. 335,
G. A. X. Judge J. NJ. Balderston, of this
city, ofiiciated as installing officer. The
following are the officers installed:
A. Z. johnson, =. c.
j. u. limerick, S. V. c.
w. ID. Gooderich, Jr., J. Y. c.
T. L. Hoss, Adjutant.
j. B. Knight, Quartermaster.
JAS. Beard, Surgeon.
A. II. Parker, Chaplain.
Irwin Beach, o. ID.
A. j. Finch, o. G.
A. j. Weaver, S. NJ.
NJ J.. Dewing, Q. NJ. 5.
At the conclusion of the ceremonies fine
supper was spread before the comrades and
very enjoyable evening was spent.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1885-01-16
rHAEAwFuL WORD LIAR

II Is with sorrow and with shame-faced
ness thst we say il but there is no escape
The EAGLE is all up in a heap and there il
no salt for his tail. Grape in great sombr,
folds streams from his.beak and his feather.
are all turned the wrong way. The city
council Of Wichita duly assembled in regu.
lar palaver, with his honor the mayor in
the chair and the city marshal on hand as
briuiser to quell instruction, have formally
proclaimed to all the people that they have
no confidence in the great Full-dedged; aye,
that 1t has been guilty Of words concerning
them which were miscalled simplicity" il
not 'more severe than fairy fiction would
warrant" Alack-aday. In all the range Of
municipal functions there remains but one
thing which that official body could have
done which would have more completely
crushed us in the eyes of this people, and
that would have been resolution of conf
dence endorsing the EAGLE. Thank
Heaven we were saved that last
humiliation. How innocent and
disinterested are the ways of these dads, how
bold and fearless-when it comes to per-
uniting brutal assault by their bully upon
an innocent-eyed reporter who was perform
ing simple and harmless duty. What clean
honest reading a full report of their proceed
ings would make. Could the EAGLE lie about
such Immaculate purifiers. Perish the
thought! Kill our reporter and cast his OBJ
noxious carcass into the street, but spare, oh
spare us those hard words. Remember,
favored sirs, how honored your body is in
the estimation of all honorable men and
then how circumscr;bed the influence of the
paper SO unworthy your notice. Go dig our
little hole and hide US away forever from
the flown of this people who have trusted
you with their affairs, but spare us that ter
rible anathema. How like peaceful honest
lambs you abide among us snd preside over
us, caring for and conserving all our most
precious interests, then why, this unwonted
condescension. jug us, run us into one of
your hundred licensed gambling bells
and there fleece us, direct your police
TO steer us from one of your unconsti-
tutional and unlawful saloons to another
until we are drunk and then rob and turn
us loose; put the blight Of twenty of your
licensed ill-famed houses upon our frail cor
porosty; allow us to be nveigled into some
of your open bunko games or open street
swindles; deny us chance in street rail-
way job, water-works franchise, or a
job in the spoils of the sneak-thief gang,
drag our unresisting form through some of
your delightful alleys; baptize the "dear
old bird" in one of the many sink-holes
of the corporation; open Up your $4,000
year water hyd'apts or turn the full blaze
Of those resident-street bliDkers upon us;
but dear, good kind sirs, remember our
youth, remember, too, sboveall, Cleveland's
letter to Mugwump Curtis, and with what
frail tenure we are kept in bread and butter
for our little one1, and spare us those awful
words