Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-02-05

and Musician,
PROF. GUSTAV STOLPE,
Pianist and yiolinist.
And the Talented and Celebrated
MISS MARION RECK,
sccomp mist,
And Other Able Artists.
Elizabeth AhIander Bergstrom,
FavorabIy Compa ed with
j ENN Y LIND,
is ABSOLUTELY the
Most Magnificent Concert Singer in the World
Admission, 90 cents. Recerved seats 80 cents.
Reserved Seats on sale at Po-:oiiice Book Store
Owing TO the bad condition Of the roads
there is but little grain coming in now.
whea. advanced two cents in Chicago
yesterday, so prices will 20 ur here accord
ingly.
The drsymen have taken change of ven
ne from Kohn's store to the other side OF
the street
A. Winch plead guilty to disturbing the
peace Of D. F. Chainberlin, before Justice
Hobbs yesterday.
One of the principal needs Of the city
now is better sidewalks. Some of the side
walks are miserable.
VIM. Burgess and Miss r. Smith (colored)
were Joined in the tolls Of wedlock by JUS
tice Hobbs last night. 1t Is said the wedding
was necessary.
The only smouldering volcanos that We
know Of in this city that are ready TO break
forth, dealing death and destruction are the
cess-pools and trash heaps.
Several citizens are complaining Of what
they call the dog nUcence'' whatever that
means. The trouble appears to be that
dogs are getting altogether too numerous
The Woman's Guild will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Alley, Thursday night, Febru-
AIRY 9th. at go p. m.
Bv Order Of President.
The first street fakir that has been here
for months set up his temporary store on
the corner of Market and Douglas ycSter-
day and drew a crowd.
The cooler was thickly inhabited last
night The new settlers are nearly all of
the female persuasion. They don't claim to
have very large means.
T.. Il IL = - ~,
seen al the horse and mule market. Harry
SAYS he will make Wichita headquarters for
horses and mules during the summer.
Harry IS rustlcr.
There will be a meeting Of the Women :
Relief Corps, No. 40, q. \. r., at Odd Eel
lows hall AT p IN. Friday.
MRS. VI {. TGDD, Pres
MGs. :. f. MITCHELL, Sec'y.
\ rather interesting case was on deck in
Justice Thomas court yesterday, that of
Baughman * Freeman y. Bush * Rodg-
ers. The trouble was regarding the price OF
sleigh. ". +. Stanley for the plaintiff
and NJ. Parsons for defense.
The masons were at work again laying
brick on the unfinished stecple Of the NJ. +.
church. In two other places in town brick
were being laid Yesterday. The opening
days Of spring viii be the signal for general
activity and life.
Mr.. Stott writes Us from Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia, that his wife,-nee Jennie Soult-
feels that she has been out of the world since
leaving here and that she wants the EAGLE.
He further ntimatcs that they have heard
incidently that it has been cold in the Ar
kansas valley this winter. Well, we should
SILVER
The Fores; City Social Club are out with
the announc .ment and invitations for re-
ception and promenade concert for Tuesday
evening, February 10, 1885. at the opera
house. Music by Shaw's orchestra. Com
,nittee: 4 belong, L. c. Andrews, Fred.
Blackburn, Elmer DeNose and c. II. Pool.
The wholesale fruit and produce house Of
Hills & jackson received car load Of the
most luscious oranges Yesterday, ever seen
in Wichita. They were grown in the state
of Sonora, Mexico, and they looked as fresh
and nice as those seen in an orchard. This
is the first car load ever received in bulk in
this state.
At the beginning Of the dynamite excite
ment very few of the Irish of this city APP
proved OF the methods Of tine dynamiters,
and 0'Dynamite Rosa had but few admir-
crs. Now that EnSlishmen are interesting
themselves in the woman who shot Rosa, the
Irish of this city begin to manifest frsier-
nal feeling for the dynamiter. Retaliation
on the part of England Will do more to unite
Irishmen than ANYTHING else.
An article recently appeared in our wor-
thy ncighbor across the way, in which the
"cow-corn' Of Indiana was highly spoken of
as rarity. Our attention was yesterday
called 10 the fact that il can be and is raised
in our own county. Mr.. Allen, of the Wich-
ita Land and Loan company. planted and
raised some Of it last year, and the samples
can be seen at this Office. II Is a peculiar
looking article, as the ears are small and
each grain is enclosed in a hu>k.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Learnidg from several parties that some
one Is going about the city soliciting charity
in the name of myself and children, this Is
70 saw that have received nothing thus do
mated My applications nave been made to
the post direct. Believing tina; no one should
be imposed upon, beg leave to state that
live close by the Catholic school building.
where ANYTHING intended Ter NE can be left
Respi CArHARINE BAKER
There is nothing more narrowing to an
aesthetic soul than the sight ola woman in
saspeless oyershces labouously staggering
through the mud knee deep up dark street
By the light Of tin lantern. or in the day
time either for that matter. The spectacle
of woman navigating mud, as 1t is ordina-
rily done by the sex, knocks the props and
skids from ones idealJy and love Of form
most ruthlessly. ~ We have no mud, or If
we do, one never secs anything but trim kid
boots and dainty linen, so the foregoing
don't apply 10 Wichita women.
Ii is said that the Beacon boys have their