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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-28
Cnralcnnn CnIllnra

CoRsIcANA, March I.-[Spoclal.l-I
telegram WAS received mere to-day al
nouncing the death Of James Blair,
Big Springs. Tho deceased was son c
DR.. Blair, OF our city aud was cut In th,
abdomen by brakeman, who was run
ming on the train with him. His fathe
and brother won't up TO attend him yos
to-day me rning.
A oountryman brought In q mulo yes
torday which was sold at auction.
was discovered to-day that the anims
had a mortgage on II, and the fslloy
was arrested and allied for sellinl
mortgagod property. He will have
preliminary trial Tuesday.
a grand masquerade skatlug. sarni
val will be given ut the h. q. NJ. nink o.
the 10th OF April.
"A Wild cat and wolf hunt win TAX
place the frat OF next wook southeast G
our city, their dopredations. maxim
them obnoxious 10 sheep and stock
raisers.
This has boon the first real spring da
OF the season, the heat being, after th
big cold spell, oppressive.
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hsS been postponed in consequence Of
the eresk-down of the transport service
owing TO the eowardly conduct of tho
Sepoys when facing the Arabs in the
nght on Sunday. The force that VIII at.
tsek lack Iamai is TO be composed solely of
British Snd Sikh regiments.
INSPECTED AND APPROVED,
Gen. Wolseley having inspected al
approved the summer cantonment of
troops, retired TO Dongola.
THE AUSTRALIAN CONTINGENT
iet the Soudan has arrived al Adep.
koRT1 EVACUATED.
n Adispatch from Kortl says that the last
lIii Briash detachment was to evacuate that
point TO day. 'A"'
KAssALA STILL HELD,
AuNlces from Kassala 10 the 9Th inst.
state that that garrison is resisting
sui. IL sreported that negotiations
Win view to attempt to relieve the
garrison by the troops at Massowa are
in progress.
- ANOTHER ITALIAN TRoN-CLAD.
KoME, March T.-Another iron-clad
sailed to-day for the Red sea.
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FROM FORT WORTH.
a kNoTTY SUBJECT SOLVED
Ane Wator-Works to bo Owned E,c,,
einsiyeiy blythe Public-Mr. HaII,s
funerai'-'-McGuire, village
Billiard Champion.

FORT WoRTs March 27.-rspeoial.L
The much-discussed water-works nroh
lem is believed to DO at last satisfac
torily solved by the action OF the c,t,
council this afternoon in vot,n,
70 buy the renlairiro -,
interest In the bonds Of % ~
1Ilsihai stockholders for S2l.O00 III,
l,1.i, nrst half was purchased for $50 OOo. Tb
yyoiyinoi yiHSiIron ma, mas been a troublesome one, In
alderman Andrewsand Hughes % vote,
against tho purchase, and storno,
her. O""''0ii chain
The remains of CharIea II Han a..
eN-druggist, who was Killed In Johnso,
county yesterday, were brought here to
nay ana followed 10 the crave NV
large number of friends. e'' W
Inc amateur billiard tournament con
Guided tonight, Mcclure defeatin.
FRANKLIN and winning the medal.
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In Parliament.

LONDON, March 1--Tn the house Of
lords this evening, Granville, replying
to tho Marquis of Salisbury, said there
was nothing indicating tendency to
finch on the part OF the government re-
gardiug the Afghan question. The gov
ornment Is firmly adhering TO the poll
lev agreed upon by the great political
parties, while at the Same time
they were availiug themselves
OF every means to arrive
at a satisfactory solution OF the diili-
Guilty. He was unable TO fix dAte
whom negotiations will DO concluded.
Russia Is now considering Englandis
dispatch. England considered Russia
bound by tie recent agreement. In the
meantime the Amoor oy Afghanlstan
had instructed his GHETTO observe neu.
tralitv
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LAMPAsAs, March 2T.-tSpoclAl. l-Th
Hook aud Ladder company were on
this evening with their now uniform
and presented quits neat appouant
as they formed In limo to have aphot
graph taken.
One hundred now iook-boxes have a
rived aud hove boon placed Ia positio
In the post ofilce.
Quito a number OF strangers aud CON
morcia tourists are In the city.
The 'sity council decided not 10 nal
any Change In tho soafco OF our wat.
sunply, aud win finish and use the wei
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Heavy liabilities.

LONDON, March T.--It is announced
that the liabilities OF Scarawanga Il Co.
are 92G0,0OO. IL ls expected dividend
of 10 shilllncs on tho pound viii be paid.
THE EFFECT IN RUSSIA.
Sr. PErERsBURG, March H,-rhe fail
ure of Scaramonga II Co., merchants of
London, with branch houses at st. Pc.
torsburg and Rostolf, created great
sensation In financial circles Erivy
Counsellor Bunge, minister Of finance,
has sant the governor OF the state bank
to Moscow To- confer with the bankers
of chat city, The purpose OF tho con-
terence rs To dovise means for diverting
u financial crisis, which Is believed 10 be
immlnont,
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rnrnlrn llnnnolnl rrohnnro.

LONDON, March T.-l2;3O p. m.-Con-
soils 08js, for both money and account.
Stocks Yory dun and falling. Foreign
markets nat Russians, 0lis.
p p. m.-Paris advicos quote per
cent. rontos, 50 franks 40 cents, The
Bourso Is woak and agltated. The stock
market Is calmor, although an uneasy
feeling prevails. Little business doing.
The home fund Is slightly better. For
eign funds continue 70 woakon home
and American railway securities.
y. -COusols- For money, 10 l5-l6;
for account, "a.
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LONDON, March 27.--An expfoa,on I
ths'mines Of tho Domsrau orvau Mir.
ing company, at Trappan, Austrian S.
Tesla, burned 40 MINERS. All ara h.
iileVeu TO haye periahed. An exnlos;ot
IN ~ the mines OF Baron RothsebiiS q
ouStrou, in Morayia. killed 5R ,,,a,-~l q
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The Winnipeg war.
GAIT. oRosIER AND HIS FoRoE car.
TuREn.

VATT' VKOsIEN IND lIIS FOkUE CAP-
TuRED.
ST. PAUL, March 2T-rhe Dispatch's 3
Winnipeg special says It is reported on
good authority that the government has
received word that the rebels captured
Moi. Crosler and his force of over 100
mounted police, after an engagement
In which several were killed ON both
train carrying troops from Winnipeg,
had dispatches from Riel TO the half
breeds around Winnipeg, In southern
Manitoba, urging them to rise. Gen.
Middleton arrived this morung. Or.
ders wore issued to advance this after
unnn.
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Onn sten Nenror tho GnIlowa.

LONDON, March 27.-'rho examination
of Cunningham and Burton has been
concluded. Both men mere formally
committed for trial on tho charge OF
treason and felony,
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English Turf.

LoNDoN, March G.-At the Liverpool
spring meeting to-day, the grand ma.
tional steoplo onaso Of 1000 guinoas was
won by Capt, Fishers ROguetort.
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LONDON, March 2.-fho Duke of Cam
bridge has referred TO Gen. wolseley
tho question OF Gen. MoNeill. Gen.
GrAham's tactlcsm advancing from
Suakim are causing increased discon-
tent among officers aud mon. II is re-
ported that ADHESIVE attack on Tamal
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One nooro.man's TrIck. Of strategy.

SuAKiM, March 1.-rhe Coolies have
struck for higher wages. 1t is feared
they havo boon led O. take this stand
through the Influence Of rebel agents.
The rebels have repeatedly cut the tele.
graph wires. Tho enemy has fears
that these connect with hidCen mines.
Some shots were 1red by the Arabs into
the zereba last night, but without casu-
alties. Con. Graham's advance asserts
that the water transport system has
boon COmplpted.
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Aid for the AndaIns,.n.

VALPA 0AIso, March 27.-Presider
Santa Maria has addressed nota
Senior Valley the diplomatic represen,
atiye OF Spai y, enclosing $500 for the re
Lief fund for the sufferers bv tba la
And lusian disaster, which no, no.,
amounts to $l3,NOO, and is still inorass
ing. AOiose
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INC IInnlon-Bonch Race.

SYDNEY, N. w. S., March G.-Consid-
erablo excitement prevails here over
tho boat race between Hanlon and
Reach. Both men are In excellent con-
ditiOn. The botling IL even.
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Am Awfnl Is.nlo.Ion DO ChIli.

CoNoEPoIoN, CnLI, March I.-At
l:30 this morning a gas explosion at the
coal mines of Senior Errazunz, In tho
province oi Lebu, caused tho death of 30
workmon aud dangerously wounded ID
gtI
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RoMR, March G,-'rhe popo to-day, at
secret consistory, nominated several
bishops to Soos In America and else.
whore. lie delivered a short allocution.
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Austfians Arrested for rroason.

: VIENNA, March 2.--.Barou Patier ss
Iehells, of Genoa, aud. his star bav,
been arrested foF treasan. II r. a,,s aa''
that he gave a plan of the foyts S,aege.
southern frontier TO tho inte,,ou ou VI
bureau at Copenhagen. 0anaeiona
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Mia yan Zandt,s AdIeu 10 Paris.

PARIS, March T.-Miss Van Handt
has written 4 letter TO tho directors of
the Opera Comiquo, saying she will not
sing In Paris any moro.
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NO. 1888

1Nnties SO aggregate az 100000 roubles-
ever Slo,0OO,oO0. The government er
pri Vate bankers are concertino MAJ, a
ures TO aver; the spreading Of faiimrl ea
and panio Va iMturt
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Lnndnn Wool sAlea.

LONDON, March 27.-At the wool sales
to-day lO,03s bales OF Port Phillips and
Sydney we're sold. Prlces we're arm.
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Mexican Hattors.

Cry or MEXICO, March 2,-Several
Mexican officers not in active service
are leaving for Central America to join
tho forcos Of Salvador and Nicaragua
The g uatemala question was discussed
ut lart public meeting last night, at
which resolutions were passed COM
mending tho patriotic and statesman
like action of President Diaz. Much en-.
thuslasm prevails.
No accurate news is obtalnable here
touching tho Central American war.
The department of foreign relations has
received no kilograms for
three days. The last heard
FROM the minister to Gautemala,
who had been ordered to San Salvador,
was that he had arrived at Acaiuitta, q
small town on tho coast OF San Salvador,
on his way 10 the capital. Minister
Mariscal Is now endeaYoring 10 discov-
or his whereabouts. No mail has ar
rived from Guatemala In the last few
days. Thesupposition Is that Barrios Is
closely watching tho telegraph lines
belonging 10 the Guatemalan govern
ment and connecting with the cable,
thereby controlling and withholding
news, and the same with the mails.
There Is no truth, what.
ever In the report that
Mexico has dispatched troops to
invade Guatemala. The neutrality is
still preserved.
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France and china,

OPINIONS or THE PARIS PRESS.
PARIS, March 27.--All the morning
newspapers contain articles on the
French reverses at Dong Dong. A few
editorials severely oriticise the govern
ment for dilatoriness in sending re.
Inducements to Tonquin, but the ma.
Jorlty are very warm In denunciatiOn OF
the cabinets Chinese policy. Roche
fort has an editorial in the Tntransi-
geant on the denial In the chamber OF
deputies last evening on tho interpella-
ton upon tho present state of the
tranco-Chineso war. The article con.
oiudes with tho following words:
Cease TO question tho minister's and
invoke the gulllotlne."
SEVERE FRENCH LOSSES.
Tho Gautols says: Thirteen French
officers were killed at Dong Dong in
Monday and Tuesday fights. II de-
clares that Gen, Negrier's position is an
exceedingly precarlous one, as 10000
Chinese troops are massed on tho from
tier, not far distant.
SANCTUM SOLDIERS.
Newspapers urge that only tho block
ade of the gulf of Pc Child Leo will have
any serious result upon the Chinese
government.
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urand Democratic rally Tonight
the intersection of Main and RnstL
streets; Prominent speakers will No
dress tho meeting. "'i' W
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CAIRO, March T.-'rho Egyptian
budget shows deaoit for tho fiscal
year 1881 OF ,2l5,0O0.
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Heavy IfalInrta At Moscow.

VIESSA, .MWoh 21.-Dlspatohes from
Moscow show that In the commercial
crisis OF that city, within the past 30
days, 1--WE of the largest tea aud sugar
lmport.ng firms have Ialled: Their liza.
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The Globe says that proposit f.
taking of the nature of an ultit sstn,
was telegraphed by the government to
st. Petersburg yesterday. 1t requested,
at the same time, that the Russian gov
ernment should send an answer that
would reach Downing street not later
than Monday noXt.
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THE MEN CAN DE SPARED.

The Standard says the calling out of
the reserves is not such serious matter
TO the industry OF the country as tho
mobillzlng OF a continental army. Tho
entire reserve force and militia COM
prise only 10000 mon. This number
can easily bo spared from the aggregate
population, and viii not seriously inter
iere with trade or agriculture.
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IMPORTANT DISPATCHES RXPECTED,
The Russian ambassador to-day in
formed Granyille that he expects inn
portant dispatches from st. Petersbury
Saturday. Alirza Pasha yesterday lolt
ConstantiuOplO on mission from the
sultan TO Bismarck with reference to
Russian proposals for Russo Turkish
alliance.
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CmCAGo, March 1.-THE Armour
Packing company yesterday received
another cable order from tho British war
department for 5000 additional cases OF
canned beef, representing about $4,000
pounds, and another proposal for 10000
additional eases, which, however, could
not bo filled within the time limited.
The statement Is made that orders al
ready in hand have divested all ostab-
this particular industry Of their avail
able stock.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-19
The Great English Remed.

Ii Is 2 never fGil.nE vrre for asrSous de. cn.y, sxhaua.ed VI.
 ,alit;, sSniinul weak. ness. rernn,orrEes,
 cs: uic"hOoc, ,Epo- Iensy, pars.ysts. aiio aliihe tcrrih.e effects oi se!. ahuse, youtl!
 fU..iee auc eXVe-sc- IF inatl)s yeafs--SUcL
The Tombstone., 1885-08-19
ACfSce.

Eorrss taken on pasture az reasonable ra,es, Tt the California raneh, lo miles from TSu betobe, Good feed. vs'Gr aud sS>1e. Ter par:icr.sr apply to :J. m. E2h. 6. the si.L.,y .r k!I,n stE""s
The Tombstone., 1885-08-19
Notice tn- fuAsicat.on. EC1L5TEIp, EU. 2i9.

IAED OFFICE 1T TUCSON. ARIZONA. July i3ih. lS:.I Soice ;, hereby given .hat the foi!owl~. -nInlcd a"tj.cr has rI, q notice of his in.c:.tio-. .n Ta kc Hai iroJ: in ;suIpor; Cf his cain. eui Ina: .l:a prOui will bc made bcicr" :Er Register and Re- Sclycr at Tucson, Ar!Zun@. Gn August l1Ih -eo5. viz: Stewart Cu!nTiu-S Benson, A;i- una, for the A [ | oisec. I-. Tp. i7 $, k ,0F.
 7 He names th= folloviiy z wi:n".see to pro-c E continuous residence upuE. and Cu.J!ra. of. saiQ land, v:Z: Edwsrf Dunn 0: iian Arizons, Jnsc Muirl, e: Beu3nil, Ariz0 saac Mcyer-, ot Brn,On iTi-0rI a2a c.
 fridge, or Rcas bn. hriznna.
 BEN. M THOMAS Register.
 yuLlic1iiCI Ju!y i3.L, i>e5.
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:. .nad Ter The sciua;'i, erl Speed, -~afs of Chronic. Nrrvn.;. and Sye
 tiui D.>e"scs
The Tombstone., 1885-08-19

as IVse oi rlerlory, cfssit.ce, ncrturil"i tiulS E!uns, arers.oas 70 society. t'rnaess of yis- eioL, noises in the head. tae t'ldl fluid pass ing unohser-cd throrCh the gine, "isd m"n, Olber d!scases that lead tU ins9n.ly and 0ediL
 Dr. Mirtie, who !s re--!sr Srat" .'-d c,hys.e'an, wIll alrc" tu forfeit five h0ntrNG dollars for case uf tliis Bind that ihe NI:h! Restorative (InGer his sprciri jp"ls: anc treaimcnl will no. sure, rr Tor aI.yiL.n., iia- tlGre Or inturiuCs found i1 |. tiT. N;Ht!. treats all diseases successfully wiiE"ul mcr- 'cvry. Consultation free Through exam inaiion and advice. including analysis o. urine, S. P-ice of Nlla' Er t;,rasiye Sl.5o " 'i'o.tie, or four iinrs the e'inn;ty jor s5; Sen, 10 any address upon receipt of privc, oi =. O. D, secure from Uisery?iion ana in pri- -ate ns.:c, il desired, tr A T.. MIR lE, 3i. Dr. No l2 Kearny s;--c' San Francisco. Gal
 Dr. Minties E.aaer Rsmrd.. NIpnEErI- rUM curse ell .iads ot kidney anC bladder Noinpis,nts. ccLuurrhTa. !ccu, 6rgl.-,I, S!eet. 5or snlc hy al druSy!stS; $l A 5USt!e, SiA 'Sottles S5.
 Dr. Niriie's D9ndelion Pills HrG .he trsi Id cheapest Gysp"rsia and hi'iuus curr Iu 7. iI..s. kst. For sale by sii G.n "s!sts.
 Sample Bottle Free,
 il5c sent to any cr. aiIl.irS yy !ette. tttting- symptoms, scS and n-". >.rtct sc- t:recy iu rcgar1 -o ril hGsi-e's 'raE-="r'uGs
The Tombstone., 1885-08-19

Tke stock of natural lce recently pur eaased by us. being all consumed, the price of Ice hereafter will be ccnis per poand' which :s.e will De maintained during the eeason. Scr-pwEsrEHH Ic. Co.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-16
RAILROAD RACKET.

A gentleman in from Kingman yesterday,
reports considerable excitement in that burg
over railroad matters.
On Monday the ID. NJ. & A. people grad
ed their road across the right Of way of the
Wichita & Western, and that night the W.
& W. folks collected their forces and laid
down ties, and track on the grass, by the
side Of their roadbed so as to shut off the
d. NJ. & A floks. They worked by lamp
light and the excitement ran pretty high.
The same authority said the W. & W. peo-
pie propose to build spur from their track
near the stock-yards up to the hill, the OBJ
ject being to compel the d. N. & A. to keep
on the south side Of the river. He says, as
the people are for all the roads they can get,
they are with the ID. NJ. & A. The fight
st i'll goes on.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-16
ARKANSAS RIVER LUM-
BER COMPANY.
o. c. Peck & Cos Lumber
Depot.
$50, 900 In Lumber is the Way Wichita
Whole ale Dealers Head the Van.

An EAGLE reporter visited the lumber
yards of o. c. Peck & Co., and the Arkan-
sas Valley Lumber company's headquarters
yesterday and among other things noted the
mammoth stock on hand and the improve
ments going on towards the extensive lum-
Der dealings contemplated by the combina-
ton of capital and enterprise. First, on
stone foundation the company is erecting
two-story sheet-iron structure with fifty feet
front on Douglas avenue, with depth
| l20 feet with drive of sixteen feet in the
center; the first forty feet will be for
the offices of the o. c. Peck & Co., and the
Arkansas Valley Lomber companies, one an
exclusive wholesale establishment and depot
for southern Kansas, having its branches at
Goddard. Cheney, Freeport and Benton, and
! the other the retail branch. The petitions
for different classes of lumber, up stairs and
down, will provide large room for the mann
moth stock oflight lumber, while the yards
in the rear, 3O0xl25 feet, give storage ca
pacity for the immense stock which they
will constantly have on hands. The en-
frances are convenient from Douglas avenue
or from Williams street, with alley ap-
proaches.
The Wisconsin and Michigan stock of
soft pine comes direct from the companies
mills in those states, and will be of the best
quality and such as to meet the required
standard; their hard pine and hard wood
stock comes from Arkansas and Texas mills
in which the proprietors have interests.
The new firm of O. d. Peck & Co. is q
separate company, and as stated will do an
exclusive wholesale business, and is COM
posed of the well-known old Wisconsin
Lumber company and will be superintend-
ed by son of the founder of the firm.
The large lumber operations Of
its members enable them to sue
cessfully operate to an almost unlimited
state. The yards will carry from $4,000
to $4,000 in stock at this place and in the
future extend their operations to the furth-
crest limits of southwestern Kansas.
In conversation with one of the proprie-
tors the reporter was told that this location
was selected from its vastly superior advan
tages over all other western cities for the
location OF what is intended to be the heavi-
est lumber combination west Of the Missis-
sippi river. This is only one Of the many
solid combinations that have settled for busi-
ness in the metropolis of Kansas within the
present year, and yet they still come to lay
the foundation of future princely business
that are destined to prevail throughout tue
fast developing domain of the southwest.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-16

Col. II. W. Lewis came up from yelling
ton las, evening, and said to reporter a,
the depot, 81 never saw so much travel at
this season before" The train going south
WAS crowded this morning and now fourth
OF the passengers had no seats. The extra
coach taken on here could no more than ac-
commodaie all who got on at the Douglas
avenue depot, bu, great many got of here
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-16

To the great St. Louis Exposition and fai
via the st. Louis, Fort Scott and Wichita
railroad. On Sept. Sth, 9th, 18th, 18th,
2lst, 25th, 29th and Oct. Sd, this company
will sell round-trip tickets to st. Louis at
$3.50, good to return five days from date OF
sale. Now is your chance to go to the
greatest exposition in the world at very
low rate. Please bear in mind that this
route runs the finest sleeping and parlor cars
running in or out of Wichita. No change
of cars to St. Louis on this route and all
cars fresh and clean. A. n. JONES,
d90-tf Ticket Agt., l09 Main st.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-16

c. S. Wilmeth, railroad contractor and
contractor of sewerage and macadamizing,
etc., has located in this city with purpose
Of pursuing his business. He is from Park
ersburg, Va. and has had large experience
in the line of business he follows. At the
council meeting he placed on file at the
city clerks Office complete and comprehen-
sive plan of sewerage for this city for the
future consideration of the council. 1t COW
ers complete synopsis of comprehensive
system, with written explanations, etc, on
which he invites the criticism of engineers
conversant with that branch Of the pro-
fession.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-16

Some Of the members of the Fish club
went out on the Cowskin to fish yesterday.
The outfit they took along, consisting of
extra quantities Of lemonade and soda wa
ter. would have delighted old Isaac Walton
in his perambulstions after fish. 1t is hoped
that our fish men will bring back some fish
if they don't bring back the contents of the
black bottles.
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-16

The cupola of the new county building
with its large globe and shaft and weather
vane, begins to loom up grandly. Before
long the town clock will toll ou; the hour OF
the day and night SO it can be heard all over
the city. The streets will soon glare with
electric lights SO that one can tell who he is
and where he is going to. The whistle of
the iron horse will ere long be heard on one
or two new roads and whistles and gongs
from dozen manufactures will gladden. our
people
Wichita daily eagle., 1885-09-16

Msjority in favor of the proposition, So.
The result is abeut what was anticipated
but the wonder is that even twenty men
could be found in this city to vote against
their own interests The full weight Of the
Beacons deep seated editorials in this con-
nection didn't tip the beam much higher
than would q peck of small potatoes.