Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-04-07

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Married-At the residence Of DR.. Durand
on south Water street, April 9Th, by the
Rev J. D. Hewitt, Mr.. John c. MarshsIl, Of
Grecly township, and Mis- Maggie Z.
Dur,nd
Mr.. David Hay. and wife. wifs's mother
and children al leave to-day for a trip into
the Indian Territory q, far q. Cheyenne
I agency, where Nr. Hays Is interested in a
trading post.
NJ. Z. Kellogg comes over now and tncn
from Kiagnan TO see that the old crowd
keeps straight. He says for rural town
Wichit;. i doing very well but for lifc ons
must visit Kingman.
The ladies Of the Womau's Relief corps
will III lunch table to-day at the Third
and Fourth ward polls, and in the other
wards il suitable places can be procured.
Candidates, take notice and feed the voters.
IrBen Aldrich i. elected mayor to-day the
prohibitionists Ysiil have little to do in this
city, Il. Ben viii see that no saloon is al
lowed 10 open IL door in his bailiwick
while he is the chief proprietor of II drug
store.
Let The candidates on the mugwump
ticket, who consider themselves average
good citizens, console themselves after the
election By reading the story of "Old Dog
| Tray" Tray was an average dog but his
associations brought him to grief.
Mr. Pray. Of tie Commercial hotel, has
recently enlarged his accommodation by
adding several new rooms To this populsr
house. Other Improvements, including one
OF the mos: expensive hotel ranges, costing
$50 has just been placed in the kitchen.
Al qualified voters who reside outside the
corporate limits Of Wichita, but who are
attached To school district No. for school
purposes, VIII be entitled to vote at the cleo
ton to-day On the proposition for or against
school bonds, bu: not for officers.
The ordinary voter don't like the idea Of
a lot OF spot, making themselves quite so
conspicuous in an election. Aud the fact
that this class is supporting the drug-mugs
10 a man will have tendency to put the
business and laboring classes on the other
side
Every man who has resided in the city
one year knows that the platform declared
by the Beacon Is the platform upon which it
has been fighting Cor the last four years, and
SMITH. the acknowledged leader of the
mugs. i still making the canvas. on tina;
platform.
The engine and the balance of the ma
chisery Tor the Wichita Steam Laundry Co.
ha, arrived, and i being placed in position.
It is hoped - BE- ready for business in i
week The company are renting spaces for
advertising "n their building and about half
i, ALREADY taken.
Grand Pap Boone, fa;her-in isw Of DR..
Greenice and one Of the original settlers Of
this county. has just returned from Nebras-
ka. He reports that the thermometer rang
ed about % below zero nearly all the past
winter. H. says he thinks the wheat be-
tween here and Kansas City will make about
,hres-f.ur;a crop.
NJ Niedarlandes sold twenty lots in
PER-, $ addition on Saturday last; Yestcr-
day y. D. Mccormick disposed Of sixteen
los Of the same piece Of land. 1t would
appear fraa indications that this i. a favor
lie investment at present and at the compar-
ativo low figures and splendid location i, Is
but what could be expected
Eighteen thousand pound. Of paper was
received Yesterday for the DAILY EAGLE.
representing about 100000 white sheets, OF
enough to run us something more than ifty
days. White paper l. worth about Sl60 per
ton delivered in such quantities. Our ad-
ver.iscrs are opening their eyes to the fact
this, The EAGLE has caught on
Mr. Gus Wagner and Capt Cary called
last eveniyg and desired Us to announce that
they had drawn cuts and that Wagner drew
the short straw and that Capt Carey would
have clear field against Stem. This action
shows that the Democracy are scared, and
we hope the Republicans Of the First ward
viii redorble their efforts TO elect W. P.
Stern
IT, platform laid down by the Beacon,
The saloon in preference to the church"
was No; changed or explained until las; FRI |
day, and unit, the disgust and eontemp; TO-
such position became SO general all over |
tho city that the mugwump organ, to save
It's little crowd from disgrace. a. well as de-
feat. said it never meant what i. said. and !
desired t. take il all back.
II. e. Toles, E.q..i. home from Washing
ton. bearing the looks 81 a statesman. We
will wager something ;ha; no hsndsomer
man visited the capital thi. winter, and We
are disguised that he didn't bring home the
Jeitei States mar,hars commission. The |
only hope LleyelAri has Of ever getting I
Kansas j, to ignore the poke; fellows. and /.
the appointment O; Tolsr would have made
him many friends.
How would this order strike the average .
citizens
MAYORS OFFICE.
WIcHrrA, April 18th, 1855. /
Gen. Order VI. !.
To the Police
See that no liquor i sold. except through I
the regular channel. Il. \.
Adienda-Ny drugstore Is regular I
channel Is. A.
: ;. King who for three years has beer
the special examiner OF tine Lombard Mort
gage company, Of this city. has been trans
fe--ed - the office and bank OF the Lombard
Investment: company Al Kansas City. Mis-
souri,. which We take il Is = well deserved
promotion OF one Of the beS; judges Of resi-
estate valne, 20 be found in Kansas We
congratulate our old friend, Selah :. but
hope he won't sc7gei nor neglect bis Wich-
ita Interests