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Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT,

Tho employees of the st. Louis, Fort Scott
railways held meeting III tho Offices Of the
company to take action respecting ths death
of their late president Mr. H. a. Hoxie.
The meeting was largely attended, all
branches being represented. Assistant Sup
erntendens w. P McNair was chosen chair
man and 7. N. Lewis secretary Letters
and kilograms from many employees along
the line were read expressing their sympathy
with the object Of tbs meeting and regret at
being unable to be present. After eulogistic
remarks by a number OF those present the
following resolutions wers adopted unani-
mousy;
Whereas We have learned with regret OF
the death OF II. NJ. Hoxie, president of tho
SB. Louis, Fort Scott ami Wichita and
Wichita and Colorado railways, and
Wheres,, Recognizing the abilities Of the
deceased as railway executive and desir-
ing to show our appreciation Of his services
AS al officer and manager, and his sterling
worth as a man, therefore be il
Resolved. That wa. tho employees of thu
St. Louis Fort Scott 81 Wichita and Wich-
lta a. Colorado railroads ia Meeting Assem-
ptSN' to o@iool c6SSu' 10 ehe I9tatiOi5 3hu
friends OF the decea-ed oar sympathy in this
their sad bereavement and our deep regret at
tho loss OF one so wise il council and so able
rs an executive.
Secondly. That 81 further mark Of re-
specE a copy of shcse resolutions be printed
and posted for thirsy days in all the Offices
and stations on our lines.
z. A SMITH, Commercial Agent,
A. w WEBB, Train Master,
WIN SPKER, Conductor,
.INo. T. ROBERTS, Trav Auditor,
JSO EDDISGroS, Sec Foreman,
JSo c. THoESARo, Agent,
N. d. CARR, Knsiss-r,
Committee.
yiab;t. ~ Va ~
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25
THUMBS Up.


Two members of real estate firm had a
dispute early yesterday morning over late
ly earned commission. Both became rather
angry before separation. Near 10 o'clock in
the morning they met at headquarters, and
it seemed that one of them had been getting
more angry while the minutes passed, while
the other had allowed his wrath t. cool
The row broke out afresh and III q short
time both were at red heat Blows were
INDUCED in long and strong until blood, blue
spots and black eyes were nothing uncom-
mon. One Of them finally invited the other
to quit as he was anxious to rest. The invi-
tatlon WAS accepted, but tho commission
business is still unsettled
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25
THE BIG SHOOTING TO-DAY.

Capt. 4. H. Bogardus and his son Eugene,
who are to give the exhibition OF fine shoot
ing at the fair grounds this afternoon ar
rived last evening and all have an oppor-
tunity to see these two wonderful shots The
captains feat of hitting one hundred black
birds in five minutes is remarkable; also
Eugene's great shooting with rifle The
exhibition shooting takes place at 2 80 in the
afternoon. The manager informs US that
they have an abundance OF live birds 70 last
all day. The shooting commences at 7o'clocl,
a. IN. and viii last Gil day. The grounds are
in splindid condition and parties having rig s
can secure good positions for seeing
The captain has his youngest boy. Henry,
with him, who is only II years old, and VITO
VIII give an exhibition with him aud Eu-
gene. 1t will please the young folks to SEQ
this little fellow shoot. The captain viii bet
he can beat any boy of his age living ard
give him two years. A. II. Bogardus, Jr,
who is fifteen years old, is also in the crow d.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25
SAD NEWS.

Yesterday evening n,essag. came for
keSsrs. J. b and W. 6. Dacey stating that
their mother had died at Boston The p1es-
sage arrived too late to be delivered that
night but was forwarded yesterday morn
ing. Mr.. W. G.. Dncey left for tho east
Tuesday evening. When it became known
gone, they at their own expense wired him
the news. He was found on train in Mis-
souri,. Mr. J. B. Dacsy lets last night for
Boston
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25
NR. KNIGHT AGAIN INTHE CITY.

Mr.. Augustus Knight, of St Louis, ar
rived in tbs city last evening. He was &C
companied Dy his son Harry, who will make
Wichita his home for some months In
about three weeks Mr.. n c., oldest son of
Mr.. Knight, will arrive in the city accom-
panied by his wife. They have decided to
locate in Wichita permanently.
Mr.. Knight will probably not remain in
the city this time over ten days. He is
stronger than ever in the faith that Wichita
is booked for great commercial center.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25
THANKSGIVING ADDRESS,

Or. Evers-+, chancellor o, III. Garfield
University, viii deliver Thanksgiving al
dr,Ss today - the Christian church TA.
chancellor Is rece. niz@-i As brilliant tinker
and fms speaker. His remarks no doubt
VII b. suited to she occasion All ars cor
daily -nYi.s1 - attend Services VIII bs.in
st 10 ocIo-k
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Mr.. l. 5. Blackwelder, general agent for
tho Niagara Fire Insurance company of New
York, is in tho city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Mr.. Charles Hoton has returned from ST
jos and has resumed his Old position as man
ager Of the QCeen City Clothing house.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25
TRf ,GEDY.
jefferson Bromley Fires Two Shots at
g Wife,
iheh iu1 <te Weapon Upon Himself ana
ehu Bah Crashing Through his
Own Brain.

TRAGEDY to tDaG WHICH &c no" oIdiiuo oOAOIo
the bar Of justice was enacted In the city.
Unlike the former, however, tho assassin
himself dies while his wife the victim of his
pistol shots lives.
jefferson Bromley lived with his wife and
J two children in little house fronting the
railroad on North Wichita between First
and Douglas He was man who made no
effort TO do anything toward the support OF
himself or family, but depended entirely
upon his wife'5 labors at the boarding house.
Three pistol shots about 80 III the after
noon startled the neighborhood and soon a
crowd gathered around the Bromley board
| ing house. An EAGLE reporter hurried to
the scene Of the tragedy, and found the front
door locked and officer Clark standing at the
rear door keeping back the crowd which
were trying to gain entrance to the house
| Going through the hack room and into the
dining room in front, there was seen signs of
disturbances, blood stains were upon the
table linen, and near the wall on the
south side of the room lay an cid man,
8 bullet hole in the top Of his 'head from
which the blood was ooEing and flowing
down over his face, forming pool upon the
floor.
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Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

To-Day wil - ths des-is. .o- .ss eli
painting a. she Golden Eagle ClosAlns s.ors.
OvsT 20 tickets have been sold and sss re-
sll. viii bs watched with interest,"
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Rev. Bernard Kelly arrived in the city yes
terday from the north, looking AZ well as we
ever saw him.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Mr.. p. Y. Healy has on exhibition in his
office turnip which is twenty-four inches in
circumference and weighs near six pounds.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

The Quixotic club gave q ball a5 the G. 4.
r.. hall last evening There was a good at
tendance. Shaw's orchestra furnished the
mnsic
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

A large number OF curiosities have been
secured already for the museum.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

County Clerk Ford left the city last even
ing for Los Angeles, California, TO be absent
abount ono month. z. F. has an addition to
that fournishing city which Re has gone TO
look after
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

John P. Stamets aud wife, OF Lima, Ohio.
were IN the city and before returning home
made some investments in real estate. M
Stamets expects to return in the spring and
mBke Wichita his home
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

The Ladies Aid society of the S. OF i. so
ciety held basket lunch social at Odd Eel
lows hall last night. The affair was a grand
SUCCESS
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25
nrEREE OF HONOR.

Regular 1seeejnS tonighs IL 4 q I. W
hall Al members aSs reauss>>d 10 % pres
as, - important matters a.. 10 atssza ~
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

But little business was transacted in jus
tice court. Nothing of . criminal character
was disposed of, and only a few cases of civil
business
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

William Speer.. the conductor Of tho
Wichita and Anthony express train, mas
secured e hous. on South Water and viii
make his home in y ichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Tbs revival meeting at the Emporia ave
nue. III. Z, church continues to grow III inter
est and power. mrs. Smith is ably assisting
the pastor
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

On the 9th of December A. 3. Campbell
will deliver lecture in Memorial hall on
What saw in California" Gen. Camp
bell is one Of the finest speakers IN the state
and none should fail to hear him on this oc-
casion. The lecture viii be for the benefit OF
the Woman's Relief Corps.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

The seyenth anniversary reunioa Of ella g
fourteen Of the first IL. Z. church Sabbath
school will be held at the residence of the
teacher, D. j. Cratfield, No. 236 North Fourth,
Friday evening Nov. o. at p m All who
have ever been members Of this organization
are earnestly requested 20 be present, with
escort If desired
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

hessrs. Rober1- and CornIn, travelling
auditors Of she Missouri Pacific arc il the
city on railroad business and a. the came
time looking up corner lots.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

NJ Cha. Fsckkeilrrr.r rssuynei from
sks sAss ysshsrsay- Es visited Cincinnati.
New York Ard oshs- eoias aud met many
o sls Old frl@x3s vi allie absent he mae
arrangements fer as back eosrssTs s3sCts
sss, All tie rsw sa1kl.g AAi !osa.aS aTfa
e. Block L Fs<AAsixz,rAr VII - ready fer
hs,sinss rishs away
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Charles Fcklss, formerly a student in tho
Southwestern Business college, ha. accspbcd
a position as bookkeeper 81 Peabody.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Officer Clark last evening arrested wild
looking man who was intoxicated and had
sought refuge in the Sherif7s Office. He was
locked mp in the cooler
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Mr. Alexander Steele returned from Rock
Island yesterday, accompanied by his wife.
He had attended the funeral OF Mr.. Gable,
the father Of the general manager OF the
Chicago and Rock Island railroad
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25
DIRECTIVE YLUP.

Fire broke ous yesterday morning IN the
model Cafe building on North Main street.
Il caught in the root Of tbs building from q
defective fu.. l. had gained good start
before discovered by any enc. When -pied
the cry 81 f::s brought out the court house
gang il fUll force md {. number o. others
assisted II = few MINUTES the flames were
conquered. There was no time 70 fool with
g fire Departments befars it was conquered,
and thought So be useless afterwards
Prof c. " Morrison, = prominent artist
and portrait painter Of Louisville, Kentucky,
who lately came 20 Wichita, hss just execu5-
eI hfe-size oil portrait OF Rev. HodgSon.
pastor c: the x z church. which is . splen-
did piecc OF work. Judges 0, such WORK pro
nounce she portrait artistic in sh- highest
degree. Thsrs is one thing quito certain the
picture IS very lie ike. Prof Morrison has
taken room. in tn. Eell.- block. BE Is
middle aged gentleman. and bis -o9ks s. art
exhibitions have taken high rank. Tie pub
lie ara invited 70 call a. h.s .tudio. He paints
from sitting p-c.err;nz not 70 use photo
graph e1cep: n cases where the subject i 10
l0nE.r living
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Street Commissioner Stone has completed
improvements in guttering on Water street
and West Douglas avenues. The street force
is now grading on Grand ave-
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

This evening. II Eureka. the eoGrtr .-a.
q Greenwood, a s O'Clock. will occur = Ger
emory which VII unite IN the siIkea bond $
O, raatrinonry II. cultured and e-tlmabIe
Miss Geor5iaaa Da1isls. -ko has been for
two -uccessiv. s--Tf, superintendent. q p4o-
lie instruction o: TIA: county, and l. Z
Ssrhels. business rl.a * Eureka Tie
Thanksgiving wish q sbs E.aIK : .aas NJ.
Ne-hoass and his bride may annusIy hail
the return q Taanf>xi,ing day ~ th- tine
from which they eass az r.Al, ssauin. con
tss,ssas aAa sspyiRs0
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

TIE s-o}s q two wagons were broken yes
terday on East Douglas avenue in crossing
the street car line.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

At ths sTonias session the arguuen. was
further delivered for the defense by Iessrs.
Campbell and Sankey. Thsir si}rers.s. to
the jury wsrs wsighty and ezceliea5 pre-
sentatioas Of tia case. They held the Gloss
attention Of The jury As well as the aulTs1ce.
who had assembled. Prosecutor Bz1Gor-
ston then closei with final presentation of
the case for the state. He riiiculei the idea
of insanity as advanced by the defense and
made out very good case for tho state
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Thanksgiving service ~ - Johns churCa
tolay At II >. m Ssrnos by sAe r.csar ca
What th, Nation has I, - Thankful For. 3"
Everyone, especially eburcs people, earn
esr-y invited. We should all taxa rurkey on
Thanksgiving day, bat hefors dong 81 we
should take a view OF the national situation,
with prayer and thankfuIsess We are not
al stomach We are mind, hes-. and spirit
Is we'll Come.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Those persons who have purchased pine
timber land in eastern Texas through Mr. F.
W. Colby, are requested to meet this even
ing at 1870 o'clock at the Office formerly &C
cupied by Mr.. W. l.. McBee No 2ls East
Douglas avenue, for the purpose Of choosing
two persons to 60 and ezaming the land.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Mr.. II. a. Brodwel and family arrived
from Ottowa. Illinois, few days ago and
viii make Wichita their hons. aIr. Rrod-
well visited the city some waa,zs ago and de-
c'ded that Wichita was the p.a>s 10 live and
began TO make arrangements a,cor,Iinclv
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Marriage licenses were yesterday issued to
Albert II. Roby. of Stafford county and
Aelvie Nabb, OF Sedgwick City; also J. ii.
Edwards OF hiowa, and Eliza J Eaton OF
Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

\ lady suggested yesterday that those
charitaoly disposed had an excellent op0ar-
tuuity to show their kindness to-day. There
IS family in destitute circumstances. con
sisting Of a widow and Ave children. They
live on North Fifth Avenue. 1929
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Tho nesbsry OF she Boat cab ara r-alip-
extensive preparations for The grand bal to
u" given this evening st The opera house.
Last ri&hs = iars.s number wese employed in
decorating tbs room, and when c9r,ule.e.l IT
VIII certainly present a very beautiful ap-
pearanCs
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

ReT. j. D. Bo'kin, presi.lsag elder O. the
Wichita Dist-jcs Z. n church viii nrsacb
the IhanksgiSi ing sermon a 1o:2r =. ~. to
day at the Einporia avenue NJ Z. church
Morri. street and Eanporia ayeuue. \ gen
eral Invitation EXTENDED 70 tho public 30
hear this aba and eloquent divine
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Rodgers, tie photographer, whilo on his
trip to New hiowa purchased = studio there
ana VIII add considerable amount Of new
aHpagasus. and SAYS ia is going 10 give that
town some frs.clsSs work. lie viii con-
mence operations ia biz ray branch e.tal-
hshlnent about Tho ir,t % NJ .nonra-
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

George Litzenberg, our Farmer Dcolittle,
has been sick, but is out again. He says he
has got the best pair OF yeariing mules in
Sedgwick county, which he viii sell cheap or
give them away for a small considerations
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Otto Weiss has purchased of Steele, Roc &
Wake this Peckhaal 6 Jackx,an stoct Of
goods, and viii stock the establishments with
fresh supply, aud pus it in charge OF VIII
liam his brother.
Wichita eagle., 1886-11-25

Sheriff Hays returned last night, from
an oxtensivs scout after the Sunday night
horse thiaf he had a tongh time OF i. but
unfortunately had no opportunity to waste
Ammunition
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

ing. They argue that something may be gained They are not the 0dupcs. but tlie men who dupe the dupes. If thoy win, all right. If they fail, nothing is lost.
 Ilic democrats nf Arkansas viii look beyond 1874 They will review the acts Of lhe period spanncd by the twelve years between iST4 and 1886. And they as ono man will declare that the elements tllas wrought tIle ruia from whici, democracy rescued tlle state shall never lie restored, TO matter how skillfully they may seek to fight behind mask. Satber and his co workers have changed their 'actics But thcy are the enemies Of the people they were when democra icy seized them by the threat and hurled taem from place and power.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

We, the undersigned Banks and Bank CTS will pay Prizes drawn tn the Louis jana State Lotteries which may be pre- scented at our counters. J Fl. OGLEsBY, Pres. Louisiana Nat1 Blk ]. w. KTLgRETTr, Pres. State Natl Bank A. BALDWIN, Pres. N. 0. Natl Bank. The only Lottery ersr rctsd on md endorsed 6g fhe Ts0pie ofaay State.
 ft qerer scales or ppsfponex
 ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAW INGS take place monthly,
 And the Extraordinary drawings regularly every three months instead of Scmi- Annually as heretofore, begin ming March, 1886.
 A SPLENDID OPPORTUNI- TY TO WIN A FORTUNE. EIGHTH Grand DRAWING GLASS HI IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1886. --105tIl Monthly Drawing.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

It haunts the alleys and dark ways. Wherever it shows it's hand, the law dcscends upon 1t. If it injures, the in- jured ono can demand and obtain re- dress. It is hunted by the minions of the law and has tbe registered condem-
 nation of the people hung over against it-a continually impending sentence. ,. You become responsible for what it does. When the unlicensed dram shop plies it's illicit trade and works its evil, the whole weight and responsible ity falls upon the head oi the law break CT. Him the law holds guilty in the sight of Heaven.
 When you license 1t you-the voters share the responsibility for all the ruin that is wrought. Has 1t rified a home? You made it possible, and as the just eye of God looks down upon the desolate hearth, and listens to the cry
 of the lone ones for vengeance, He sees
 the poor over-tempted, appetite-ridden
 one at whose feet lies part of the guilt;
 H. sees the dram seller behind the bar
 who pittilessly fed the passion for drink
 which finally burned out all love and duty; and He sees behind all, the men
 who placed the dram-selier in the posi- tion tp cause this ruin, and He holds them responsible, They lad ! part in
 the desoiation oi that home, ard will
 He not mslse acquisition at their hands 2
 Arise rliekly, Q christian voter, and come out from this awful partnership,
 which throws apam your soul part guilt
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 hsme, every wrecked life, which but
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 brighlened with slnliiest hope, and fill- cd full of refining influence.
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
N GAisD.

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

f967 Prizes, amounting to ......... s265, ,5O0 Application for rates to clubs should only be made to the office of the Company in New Orleans.
 For further information write clearly, giving full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders, or New York exchange in or dinary letter. Currency by Express tat our cxpense) addressed
 M. A. DAUPHIN,
 New Orleans, La. Or, M. .A.DAupHIN,
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

s.Terse1I's Sfnitary Adviser,s
 giesfsg bs.saf fsstyurfiors for treat- E 5sses.s Of at ordinnry diseases eeaf% free to aay address, M1
 Every fst,'tiiy shosaiG nace one. IE3 J. s. EE.ERlsELL, St. Louis, afo. .lSf ff
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14
PASSENGER GOING NORTH.

Leave New Orleans 5:3J D. in.; Arkansas Iity 5:l9 D. m.; arrive at Fort smith i0i0p m.-
The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

Make F. Q. Money Orders pay able and address Registered Let terS to NEW oRLE NATIONAL BANK.
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The Russellville Democrat., 1886-07-14

Jcng experience ir the treatment of woma, troubles bus. convinced mo thas nothing ini in tle tr.atmept Of d:scases for which 1t is re.s nmendsi. ussst fn ny practice and canA ljGEly rcgc uInferd it for all afirpepts pecuiiarN to ms scz- lrfs. NJ. T. ROBINSON. hI Ds
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