Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-17
iol Will LaH.h With all iom Whit.

E-PoPULAR PRICES, 80 and - cents.
Seats sale at rostoaice. withou. extra
charge DIST
Sproule, Of the Kingman Democrat, spent
the day in the city yesterday.
Mr. Warren Foste', one of Goddards en-
terprisins merchants, was in the city yester-
day.
\. ID. Wheeler, of Garden Plain, and Ed
Pyle, Of Goddard, were in tie city yester-
day.
J. II. Whitney will join the excursion
that goes To Portland, Maine, and visit his
old home before returning.
Mr.. ]. Roth, the gentleman who owns the
valuable corner on Douglas avenue, oppo-
site the Manhattan, Is in the city.
Mr.. Ella Pembcrt"n and daughter, Of
Leavenworth, arrived in the city last even
ing on "a visit to parents and r,-latives.
Judge Amos Harris left on the Santa Fe
train last evening. To- be IN attendance at the
federal court now in session in that city.
Wichita now boasts of one Of the best
business colleges in the west. Certain
" no institution ia Kansas can compare
with it.
Speaking of murders reminds Us that the
man who came here from Sedswick 10 buy
grass seed some six weeks ago, has not turn
ed up yet.
Mr. 4. b. jackson, our occasional cor
respondent at Derby, was in the city yester
day looking after matters connected with n
building and loan association.
We are in receipt Of a copy offs brief,
signed by Congressman Peters and six or
seven others. setting forth Newton's claims
and advantage As location for the State
Rcformatorv.
Mr.. A. Mcliride Of Marshalltown, Iowa,
uncle Of Billy Mcbride. Is in the city in the
interest Of the Railway Times bright,
newsy railroad paper published in Des
MONIES, Iowa.
W. Il. Th-ockmorton one Of Wichita
young but most successful gentlemen. leaves
for Hszlcton this morning. The people Of
that town will find Mr.. T. worthy Of their
every confidence.
Fat hogs sold IN this market last week al
$3.50 per hundred and sugar cured hams
are selling at Il ccnts.per pound. As pay
ing Investment il must be apparent that
good packing house would beat Methodist
college.
Mr.. T. b. Garst, of Day ton, o, has bought
out Mr.. Swentzelrs interest in the Wichita
Steam Laundry and hereafter the firm name
will be Garst Bros. The boys viii put in
a lot more new machinery snd put the con-
Germ in iirst-clasS order.
Foriy-two passengers from the south got
off of yesterday mornings Sunilower tram |
al Wichita The great majority Of them
were merchants and business men from An |
thony and other towns along the line who
came up 10 the city 10 lay in supplies and |
transact other llfp> OF business
The trustees and locating committee Of
the late college enterprise. were TO hold
meeting Yesterday at Winfield. We have |
no doubt il was a harmonious one. From |
all we can learn the trustees mean business
and intend to close matters right up and 90 |
forward, providing there has been no mis-
understanding.
Messrs Parkinson, Glunt n Kelley. Is the |
STYLE OF a new firm, but all old citizens. who |
have purchased the Southwestern Carriage
Repository. heretofore conducted by ]. L. |
Cooper. The new firm Will handle several |
lines Of popular make Of bugcies, carriages.
surveys and phaetcns AT wholesale and retail. |
See advertisement
The Courier. published at Winfield. the
scene OF the terrible tragedy wherein an in
nocen, and loving wife was found in her bed |
murdered and horribly mutiated, says tina; |
the women and more gentlc-hesrted men go |
to bed early and cover up their heads. and |
that half Of the women won't stay AT home
alone AT nlEfgI- " e 'ltil I ttAllF A4ltlt4- ~
strikes Us that place Of such terrible out
RACES and consequent frenzy is nice
place for the idiot school, but as for j; being
Just the place Tor college-well everybody
to their tastes.
Professor Robert Hoy, Geologist Of juno
tion City, in company with Hon James r.
Mead. called yesterday morning The
probabilities are that Mr. Mead takes more
interest in Geological and other scientific
questions touching the formation Of this
valley than any man among US, having
made several contributions 20 scientific
Journals on the subject. The Professor,
who is Off in the interest or at the behest Of
government to make an examination Of the
south and ives; Of SeGgwick, was going TO
spend the day with NJ. Mead in looking up
some formation in this vicinity.