Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-06-19
ALL OVER KANSAS.

Paola claims population of $500.
Cherries are IL cents quart in
Wichita.
Wellington is very proud OF her
new waterwUrks.
Sterling and Stafford are connected
by telephone.
\ sunfowcr concert i the attraction
al an EmporIa entertainment
The northwest corner county of
Kansas has Il newspaper, the Echo, at
WaBu.
Rev. W. H. Re Il and wife. oi How
ard. celebrated their golden wedding
recently.
The little town of Arlington. Reno
county, boasts OF six column weekly
newspaper.
Edward Ball committed suicide at
Nickcrson. Inability To find employ
mcnt. cau-c.
Cherokee sentinel: Mix is selling
Il 10 cents gallon in Columbus.
Cause, the milkmcm are warning.
Mulyamr Record John &. Tabrr
was drowned in the tow-kin, ~
Waco. last Saturday night about 10
| o'clock.
| Mulvanc Record: Cowlcy county
voted Sl0O.000 in bonds To- the Den
yer and Atlantic company lat
| Wcdn, sday.
stafford Herald: Mr.. Gilmore, reg
lister of deeds. located fifty families
in Tie north part of the county la-t
week.
| Wclimgtonian: The ag%rcgai" amount
OF The personal property in the city Il
| shown BIZ the ASSESSOR returns J. ST.
995, 49,.
Greenwood County Republican,: y
little son of Mr.. Chew. win" resides
near Neal. YVES bitten on the foot sun
diy by a coppcrhead snake.
Walnut CITY Herald: \ large herd
of wild ponies came in on Mondty
| last and several of our citizens are
now very busy breaking horses,
| Toronto Register: Miss Lillian +.
| IIoxic. of Emporia. VIII cond.ct the
| WoodSon County Normal institute
this summer AT Yates Center.
Fori scott Monitor: The Miami
county bank. of Paola. has changed
from private bank To national
bank. Its capital stock i Sl0J,0oo.
Burton Monitor: Peter Carey's
flock of lambs, 220 in number, >hcared
1850 pounds. an average al > o.
hounds. His bnck Dexter sheIrcd 80
| pounds.
Greenwood County Republican: \
new kind of potato bug. or rather
worm, is causing great injury 10 our
potato fields The insects are reported
very numerous.
O-wego Republican,: lion. Il. W.
Perkins. while coming from his home
To his office Monday noon, stepped
and slipped on a stone. causing frac-
turc of the ankle.
Fredouia Times: \ farm house be
llou"iu" To VI. Movers, a few miles
southwest of this city, With all al the
contents. was burned last night. Loss
about 81 coo; insured for $500.
Wilson County Citizen. The O~ag e
Mission Journal say- that L. +. Bow
en-. formerly publisher of the FredonIa
Tribune. has purchased and will take
charge Oh llt Usage -''0''' i''''''
crat.
Pleasanton Observer: \ dog belong
inc TO e.. L. Robinson became rabid
land bit his little boy in the face last
saturday. then ran away and has not
been seen since. The child was taken
AT once 10 the maidstone.
Chronicle: No city in the state
takes more interest in the public
schools than Abilene. More than 800
visitors attended the closing exercises
AT the school house last week. and all
speak in the highest praise of the
same.
Centralia Journal: \ movement i
on foot To organic 4 sash and blind
factory and planning MIL. y few en-
,crpri,ing citizens are quietly working
tie matter up and will soon lav il be-
fore The public, II thought necessary
Abilene Chronicle: saturday last
the physicians were kept unusually
busy. some twenty or more persons
having partakcn OF cheese that proved
10 hc poisonous. While al were made
very sick no fatal cases are reported,
kinyrnau Courier: The storm which
visited this part of the country
"Wednesday morning was far more Sc
we're in Eagle township than here nj
kiugmau. The nghtuing was vivid.
the thunder almost incc>s5nt. and the
, rain came down in torrents nurin.
the progress of the tempest the barn
of William Starr was struck by light
ming. u contained six horses. one of
which was killed aud another severely
injured All were stunned by the
| shock and fclled TO the ground.
Mulvane Record Mrs. Mary F.
Grady. of Askansas City. who was
, struck in the face by the link at the
end of the bell rope. on the train al
Mulvsnc. recently. has sued the a. T.
4 : +. railroad company for $1,000
B.. damages,
Ellsworth Reporter: The Ellsworth
: Building and Loan association has
r paid ont 5000 for the erection OF
buildings since it was started last De-
tober. The property upon which these
: loans are made is worth about S25..
loco.