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, 1886-11-11
Facts and P0rtents,

OFegOHida.l
One James Blaine has been saying
at many places during the last three
mopths that the people of the United
States were resolved to uphold pro-
tective tariff in principle and prac
tico. Divers other people now begin
TO think that Mr.. james Blaine's
opinion is correct Among them are
Mr.. William Morrison, MIR. John Car
Isle, MIR. Frank Hurd and William
Springer. Mr. Grover Cleveland also
and many other citizens of TIE United
States are no doubt Interested obser-
yers of this same fact.
Politicians, statesmen and newpa-
pers may talk about free trade as they
Will; they may prove how excellent 4
thing it is in principle and how use
ful it would be in practice; but it Is
plain that the people of the United
States are not going to see 1t that
way. If they can't answer the argu-
ment with words they can answer ii
with their votes, which, for practical
purposes, is the much more effective
way.
Or even if the reformer of the tar
if is cautions man about the terms
he uses and so avoids calling himself
a free trader and says he is merely
low tariff man. he Is likely to have
trouble with the people. He will
get on indeed we'll enough in a local
ity where DO one has anything that
he wants protected; and in such 10
calities people will agree with him
that protection is nothing better taan
poorly disguised robbery. But just
as soon as he enters district where
there are industries of any kind with
which foreign products might COM
pete, he is regarded as "an enemy of
our struggling industries" and he is
left, as Wm. Morrison, Frank Hurd
and others are left, to deplore the ig
norance or perversity, and mediate
on the ingratitude of the masses.
The consequence will be that a
multitude of democratic statesmen
all over the conLtry will now start on
a run to get upon Mr. James Blaine's
platform; and this gentlemen will be
compelled to contend boisterously to
keep them from crowding him off it.
And Mr.. Samuel Randall, who has
not bsen allowed for some time to sit
at the democratic board, viii now be
given the head OF the table.
, 1886-11-11

There is Il satisfaction in looking
at the buttered side of ones bread
nowadays with the knowledge that
the buttered side Is not spread with
olemargariue. The law that requir-
ed the dealer in oleomargarine to
biazon the character of his wares
abroad went into effect on Monday
last. The man who desires to eat the
manufactured counterfeit of butter
can do so'now as readily as he ever
could, ald more cheaply, for it no
lCngdr competes with butter on the
even footing that, by misrepresenta-
tions, it had before Its market is
limited 10 the people who really
want TO eat CleCInargarine and hence,
that market having 10 be sought for,
the ildGccment Of low prices must
uo held out, and ihUso prices will be
6aUScd according 20 the value of tall
low, cotton seed oil and other grease
ihat gees to make up that article to
WI lch value eau easy be added the
size OF the tax and still be much be-
low the price of butter, at which il
sold before. As for butter II must
sell at wha, 1t Is worth in view of the
demand the supply, and viii not be
regulated by tns o!eo kings. No man
hereafter, il H. wants - ever so lad
y, can ct u!rou,arg4rius at cream
Fry price, Ills i ,ae aaHsiactiun
that one Las Ia iouA!o, q, lie but
tered side ot ones bread nowadays.
, 1886-11-11
Excitement in Texas,

Great excitement has been caused in
the vicinity of Paris. Tex, by the remark
able recovery Of J. f. Corley, who was
SO helpless lie could not turn in bed. or
raise his head; everybody said he was
dying of Consumption. A trial bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding lelief, he bought large bottle
and Il box of DR.. Kings New Life Pills;
by the time he had taken two boxes of
Pills and tive bottles Of the Discovery he
was well and hed gained III flesh thirty
six pounds.
Trial bottles of this Great Discovery
for Cen umption free at n. ID. Hill II
SOpE
, 1886-11-11
RcnCeTfuIC Cures.

". D. Hoyt & Co, Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome. Ga, say:
We have selling DR. Kings Now Discov-
cry, Electric Bitters and Bucklen' S Arni-
ca Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell as well, or
give such universal satisf iciiOn' There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in Tins city. Several
eases OF pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use uf few bot
ties Of D.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connections with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sold by y. u.
Hi y Son.
, 1886-11-11

The following Is 4 recapitulation of
the debt statement issued from
Washington on Nov LIST: Interest
bearing debt, principal and interest
SlI62, ,436, ,675; debt on which iuteres;
has ceased since maturing, principal
and interest, Sl2.5iS,326: debt bear.
ing 10 interest, pr.Lcipal $549. 9.33. So;
total debt. principal. Sl,7I5.1S3,4.D:
Interest, 59,226, ,055; total 81, l,72LAIy,-
463; total Debt, less available cash
items Sl,407, ,131, 147; net cash in treas
nry, So, Isl, ,199; decrease OF debt
during the month, SI3.3GI, l99; total
cash available fOr reduction Of debt.
S2I7, ,2SS,3I5; total cash in treasury as
shown by tn roasuGer's general account
S451, ,068,033.
, 1886-11-11

The Best Saive il the world for Cats,
Bruises SureS, Ulcers. siait Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chill
hlan's, Gnr.:s, and ali Skin Erup;ions,
and positively cures Piles. or no pay
required II q guaranteed e. give peT'ec
~7I-t-"t'ou. 50. Money refunded. fIIc-
- r-nt- g-- rnv For sale Is \. d
Hill : son
, 1886-11-11
Syrup OF Figs.

Manufactured only 10y the California Fig
Syrup Co, CT San Francisco, Cal, Is Ma
lures owG true laxative Itls the most
easily takeu and the most pleasantly eff
tectlVe Iemeuy known 10 cleanse The sys-
tenn wheu bilious or cosiiye; to dispel
headaches. colds and fryers; 10 cure k:b
ltuai constipation, ind igosl,on, etc. For
sale IN 0O cents and 81 bottles by \. d.
Hills Sons, druggists
, 1886-11-11

If Washington Territory cannot
elects an old citizen and capable man
as delegate to congress, 1t can raise
more tomatoes than any other state
Or territory when it turns TO for that
purpose. w H Wright of South
Orting, breaks in upon the excite
inent of counting the returns with the
statement that he has taken from one
plant growing in his field 130 good
tomatoes, weighing il all 81 pounds.
, 1886-11-11

Rev. IL. B. Ewell, OF Pavilion, n. Y,
says OF GilmoFe's Aromatic Wine: i
believe 1t To be most desirable remedy
to be placed III every family" For sale
by n. ID. Hirs soEs, druggists.
, 1886-11-11

Rev. W. Fisk Raqua, Of Aurora, Ill
says: II hive used GilnoEe's Aromatic
Wine and iind 1t an excellent household
remedy iEat none "8Eht tU 30 witEnut.
For saic At Hills drnE store.
, 1886-11-11

One ut the most uoicd European plty-
slciaus said: NeGra'.,a was the pli.yer
of a diseased nerve iu, healthy blood.
Use GllmoTc's ArC Cua!Ic Wine for the
blood. \. D. Hilfs Soas, druggists.
, 1886-11-11

yluW Shanghai.
Neii-"r 'te Captain uus The unj,r-i mod
S-rH.> W. Ae n>puu> DC for aug dch.s CON
'E't''" D.. ta' crew "i tn above name, ,,.-s..I
- ~ , :. 6. PARKER, Master,
Fu.J Townsend. Oct 9 l>SG-
, 1886-11-11

Jersey iHcEet7, jus. arEiyad. the very
latest siyIys il walking irekets. niger
heads, etc, Coae and see them, * Ros-
Gsin's.
, 1886-11-11

= large ass 1rt.uent 81 Window Shades.
direct from tie Maua!actory, at u. d,
Hill & Sons
, 1886-11-11
9 lillian Bafk Bella Nisfa.

From Panama.
Ne'iner the Captain nor the UNDERSIGNED
A-taiS III h" responsible T 7 any aeGtS con
''''''" ny TIC teN or the above named vessel
,, q Ii UYDEN. Master
r. ". DELIn~ d Co.. Agents.
Fort Townsend, S'pi. -. 1855.
, 1886-11-11
ga 2xCCC CCUEz&

or WorIIy We Is Uf the ScrOIUn.. Often the r
sEsnecjc3 cause 4 Lost MaGhOod B.-bility, &c.
u"iie-. SO. sent 10 Any address covered secure.
iy troTa observation.
.lGst powerful electric he't- free to patients.
To Pso.n the Wonderful Power Of the IN
EIGGENTCR
, 1886-11-11

Don't I>rg5t ,hat Syyrry-4 I.;sut 6.I-
Ter I i"ur Is pIoEouaGal by al 10 be the
best in the market.
, 1886-11-11
German Bark Heinrich RamieD

Frnm Niatovu>tock.
Nelth ''-- Captain nor the undersigned! Sg.I,r.
VIII De Ee-HoLNIaic t'f debts contracted by the
crew OF the above named vessel
l. e. NACELINS, MISTER
II, w BELIOH 4 Co. AGENTS.
FoIt iuwn-"uE. Sept. lath, iSSB
, 1886-11-11

cal -EIrT -r.H Es-s--.EENgE. con-
-. ~" ..J European HHt-ic.HU IL once. His
t.ii..-t '---. ""'s'E-. srf ul' -HTF futury
,'iS'T r. -'-' Shame Ar.H sr.ruv.u cent to Sisit
| .i' CO. i,- r-st tnru:. naF.r9res can ba ssEt
-t'7- W.. D -Np.a> or r-EE --srH OBSERVATION
~ sell ..'. -lt tstE Div -,i vNn lives kis
VIC alton. 20 q C3a~- O. de- Sttairs
''.'.' N-si lard HEy-is5aEs thr0G-i II the COul.
'F- u - f-,s'rs ig~raroag nd difficult
...'r 70 i"y Oldest -.rry i4li~r * whom every
-Hg.- -.-l r=T.=d, j.. used The Doctors AEs
. .. -''-.H. .@ -.sv his opinion oi Supreme
.Hrsr'tT
- tn.,.= WA' -. sen ore rH. ,lc Do,tGs
,.H' III cations free and Sa-ssav On I'd. nt.al.
tI~e" WHICH have failed H. o.-aisiug rriIrf s.ss.
i.r.=''' pHriG,.y solicited. r,4. - die srs sGe-
r.s jf.ty treated. The Doctor s. i.I aCrpP % ioT
."i' $3.50 iHT case undertaken, not cGg-d. Call
- "Iite Hours: Daily, from 4. IA TO { J.. T.,
10 evenings; Sundays. IL 10 II only S-Bd IoI
,uE H'EifAHI-T GC!DE 30 HEALTH; sent FRIB.
Z --..-- L .
, 1886-11-11
ais KEAENEY srREEr. sas FRANcIscn, c ~

lie RicIsau's Golden BaiSHsn No. /. Cur.,
ChGnc-es. first and second stages: Sores on the
Legs and Body; Sore Ears Eyes, Nose err.,
copper colored Bletches, Syphilitic Catarrs,
diseased Scalp, and all primary forms OF tsis
dlsease known as Syphilis. Price. S5.se
per EDtSIP.
i.e itiehsH's Gcitseu HuSsaEa Eo.2. Cures
Tertiary, Ae.cErigl Syrhilitic Isleumatisn,
rams in the Bones. Pains IL the Head. back
OF the nee -, | Ice ated sore Threat ~ yhiliti.
Ea~h, Luu.ps and contracted Cords, SIIneas
OF the limbs. =ud cradle tif- al diseases frGE
the system. whether caused ty iEdi~CIctiOn u
abuse ~ Mercury leaving tie blood pure ana
healthy. ECice $500 PsT Hottie
1t. Assc 5S. SialSsps S-DssIsis9E AE.EisioIe fsI
the cure OF GgEo-Tht=. re"1, ir itaiiOu Gravel,
anu al trir&rN CT Genital GiS-T-a;i -CEents.
Price 81 so pcT E0i'lc.
s-e isIcllaJs esGiIi9EI SDUS.Isi- fIsiECiion
f1g sever cases of GoUIr.iu-u, Iuf.srlmatoTJ
CIie"t, Stric:ures- * E'T:cg. SI.5O per
kiuiI e
lie fsirisRn's :ioIde:t Ointment for ,Le ef-
frcii,c h-al9n" oi ~vFhIitic Sores, aad erup-
iIonS. Price, ST % per Box.
&c sticfias.'S GSldeH ills Nerve ard Brain
treatment; loss OF ply -iCal power, excess or
over-wofE, f.osir.tinr. etC. Price, S3.eS
per ESux.
'ESnic ;tGIC: ScFyise-
sent everywhere. G q. u. securely packed,
per express
C. Z. fSIGEEAEtnS & 80, Agents.
~ \ I@J SUuSumc 81. or Clay,
SuE FTaLCisCo, Cal.
So IECULAK NAILED FREE.
, 1886-11-11
Esft. LEEEsG-S
~ o. aerLni (sPrDIRn InYinFPsAr

Permanently prevents ali Unnatural Losses f'ok
She system. tones the nerves, strengthens ths
mE-ci-~. checks The waste. iuvi-oraies the wLos
system, and restores .hc afflicted to Health ard
Happiness.
Tee reason 80 many cannot GET cured Of SenIz.
Al weakness, Loss of Manhood. etc Is owing % 6
rgmpiISaiioa- called PROSTATORRHEA V;tk
ETPEEAETuESIA which reCai-rs prcrIjar
treatment. Or. Lie'-'s Iuyizorator is The vrlJ
positive cure for PHOSTATORRHEA, with pe
NI-FENSARY.
]! PinrlSs. appear on the face, if yeu become
istIras and te-Pondent look ont for the comph.
cation with Vital Weakness and los Of VitsEiy
known e. ProStatorrhea. Hundreds OF lives hash
bee! !oa! for the want OF proper treatmen: foT
'his com .'ICatiOH, and thousands have lost all
their property and pleasure in life from its effects,
, 1886-11-11
=. T. 'IiETiE. X. g.,

= = .itI ~ 81 '';'Fi J aI'i'fir3Nvol ttzi.
SaU9 pie 3o GGsG Free
vii he -rui 70 anyone lTT!giH. Hy letter, stating
syIIrlu1-. and aye. s-:g.cl secrecy in regard
10 all ri- iE5e-s tTHusIrIiIu-,
DIR. E.jN TIES KIDNEY ttEN EDY NEPIIRE
IlCj y cures al 'IiUd- o.! .idu.y aid bladder con-
piHl init. g7,-rrhoet, -i-eJ. -s!r-.F1ea. For sale
by a. drHg-i-tS- 81 4 bottle: g. bottles fos So.
DIR. VI MES DASGELIJS PILLS are the
best aIt cheapest DYSPEPSIA Sud BILIOUS
cnrr ~ III" maTl-et- For sGls lbs al drIgglsts.
, 1886-11-11
Brit. Bnrk Persia
British Bank NTaGeria

From Caliro. Peru.
Neither Tie 'aFtnJu nor the undersigned
aSrntS VIII DE Responsible ccr debts contracted
ny the officers or c.sw the above named YES
n,,,r,,>-s, II. kOHN. Muster
rort Townsend. Sept T., 1856
, 1886-11-11

Dr; Lich;g's Wonderful Magnetic Hralers .
0eii IzrT7. he greatest cuFrtiyc invention
ut the &c t-teTt man wou-an can now he
lhriT OWE magnetic HcHlcr II can be used
without ts' aid Gf Il professional hand rubber.
"gn-efFentiy no big fees 10 pay Prize So, cous
pate sod only AZ the Or. Lisl;g BispenssF..
Consultation free sHd private.
Gail OF address
, 1886-11-11
i.iEa.G piSpsNsASY.

IUI Ueary oLitel, san FTlIici-CO, Cal
PriyaIe entrance, 4J5 Mason Street, four bloeLA
ap GeIry Street from krErny, AGin EnirAEes
through bispensary nSug Store iaIg-dw-tf
, 1886-11-11
TEEE ERE.AE
TEf@ E2E.AF
Strengthening Remedy
TRiSL R0ITLE

Ng1 WE
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-17
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN

The following letter, which speaks FOR
itself, and which is quite interesting. was re-
ceived night before last through the post
office by the county attorney:
"WIcHIrA, Kan, February, 1886.
Jake Balderson.
strong. We want you to distinctly under
stand that We want no more foolishness,
either from you or from these bastardy
Methodist and Presbyterian preachers and
their simpleton suckers, which these preach
els rob their money, from that we might say
haven't get enough sense to support them
selves or hsven't got an opinion oftheir own
or else they wouldn't in the frat place sup
port such lot of wolfs in Sleeps clothing.
who aint worth tearing in two with horses.
Who that don't try to do anything else but
ruin young lsdys and break up happy
homes. We say that We are going to put on
the damper either one way or the other. It
will be in good way if possible as we are
good citizens and We are in favor Of peace
but we want our rights. Liberty above all
things. If we can't have them We will de-
stroy property, Dynamite the Churches,
Hang the Preachers, We will make it very
unhealthy for the Temperance people.
We want you to understand We want
Freedom, Liberty and Saloons. We want
our city and state to boom.
Our last war ended in 1855 and it seems
the Temperance people are sgitating another
one. We are good nstured and can stand 8
good deal like all good American people
can. but we are liable TO turn loose.
A WARMING"
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-17
HIGH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.

The students Of the high school will give
literary, scientific and musical entertain
ment in the high school building tomorrow
evening the 18th inst. This will undoubt-
eddy be an interesting event, and all who
take an interest in promoting education,
ought to be there and help the good work.
As the price of admission is but 20 cents,
every one can afford to go. The object too,
is worthy one. Last winter the school
purchased seven volumes of the Encyclo-
pedia Briticanica, IRON the proceed OF a
lecture and school entertainment. There
are twenty-one volumes in the entire set,
which it is importsn. TO the aspiring youth
to have, and the proceeds OF this entertain
ment will be applied to that end Give the
the students lift.
In this connection it might not be insp-
propriate to note the progress our high
school Is making.
In the fall of 1888 the course of studies
was revised by Superintendent Hslleck 4;
additional branches were incorporated in
the course, and the standard for admission
raised. TIE consequence was q very small
attendance during the term of 1888 and 1884,
he average being ten students. Last year,
Prof. Stefiee, raised the average to thirty
one, and this year with Prof Shull, as prin-
cipal and Miss Dora Wadsworth assistant,
the average attendance has been seventy.
1t will thus be seen that our high school
is booming in harmony with our city, and
is destined to become an important educa-
tional institution. On this account it is
meet that our people contribute the small
sum of 20 cents at this entertainment to help
build up the high school library.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-17
THE BIG SLOUGH.

Three or four farmers tackled this reporter
yesterday with request that he put some
words in the old Eagles mouth touching the
question of cutting a ditch down through
the middle of the big slough some six miles
ives; of town, by which means q large tract
of rich land, that is now ct for nothing but
pssturage, might be reclaimed and rendered
the garden spot Of the county. The slough
is said to be about eighteen miles long by
about mile in width, which certainly makes
piece of land worth locking after. Some
of those through whose land the slough
runs, would willingly ditch their portion Of
it, but until all are willing TO do it that is
useless. Those who spoke Of the matter
yesterday are anxious TO have Law enacted
compelling all interested to do their share
OF the WORK, and they are also of the opinion
that the county should make some appro-
priation towards the work, inasmuch as it
would materially increase the real estate
value of the county, and would benefit a
large number of her citizens.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-17
AFLArrERINe TESTIMONIAL.
Wichita In the Estimation of Most Cap
able Judge.

To the Editor of the Daily Eagle.
DEAR SIR-In your edition of yesterday
you kindly mention the call of myself and
friends at your Office and add that from the
brevity OF cali and general conversation.
you forgot to ask our impressions of your
city, etc.
Allow me to give you my individual i'm
preston OF your city and country adjacent.
Though familiar with the country to the
south and southwest, west and northwest,
had never seen this part of the country until
now, but have, in the course Of my army
experience, Travelled over our western coun-
try, with the exception of Montana, Wyo-
ming, Washington and Dakota territories
and have had opportunities vouchsafed to
few for seeing the country and investigat-
ing its capabilities for business, its resources
for supply and demand, its attractions TO
the residence seeker, the business man, the
capitalist or the man of small means, and |
will say that in all my experience l have
never seen q place that combined so many
attractions as Wichita. The very name OF
your city has a charm, and | leave 1t with
the hope that may soon visit it again, per.
haps to stay. Very respectfully,
w. z. GOULD, Maj. U. S. A.
Wichita, Feb, Is, sc.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-17
THEY ARE HERE.

On Thursday morning last, Nj. T. j.
Hesly left for Wichita, Kansas, where they
will in the future reside. In the departure
of Nr H., Brown county loses one of Ter
best citizens. enterprising, liberal and frst in
any movements calculated to advance the
iuieres; of our community. For several
yecrs he represented Mississippi township
on the board Of supervisors, and Vas noted
for the wstchfuiiness with which he guarded
:he Interests OF his constituency-yes always
resdy to contribute his vote for the good Of
the whole county. For years he has been
heavily engages in the stock business and
slwsys filing every contract &c the letter,
whether he made or lost BY the operation.
A mere honorable fsir-de&ling and genial
gentleman Is not 10 be found He has
spent a good deal of his time in Wichita in
the LAST fex years. and become so delighted
~ith the country thu; be felt II his duty to
remove. He will still have his farm in Mis-
souri, township, having placed il under the
charge Of his nephew. james H.ddican.
Our loss Is Wichiias gain. aas thai city can
congratulate itself upon the acquisition
Of 50 excellent family Is tha; Of E. J.
aesly and wife. Nay honor, happiness and
prosperity ever attend them--Brovn County
ttil) Democrat
ME- J. HeAly is brother of our re-
spec.ed toxnsmsn P. V. Healy, snd the
EAGLE welcomes himself and family to
Wichita. As Is indicated in the above clip
r,nc, Mr.. II. has been An important stock
dealer, and he will take hand in the same
business in cur county. He hes u present
a few very ane brood mares 70. sale. and
will have more.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-17
WHO is HEP

A workman who was engaged in digging
hole st the lear of Smyth Il Sons imple-
ment warehouse yesterday, came upon q
mans skeleton. When the discovery be-
came talked of shout town, there was much
speculation as to whose anatomy It might
be. Some said that probably it was that Of
the county treasurer who disappeared in
this city some years ago. At that time the
business carried on at that corner differed
somewhat from the implement business, and
it is alleged the treasurer was last seen there,
That of course is some circumstantial evil
dence but not eliminating to any great ex-
tent this year DIR. Allen, who, it is alleged
is an expert on the anatomy of the noble red
skin, pronounces the skeleton one of that
breed, and as the red man has been known
to dwell in this vicinity, the evidence in fav-
or Of the medicine mans theory is just as
muscular as that other speculation. Fin
ally the whole matter was submitted for
definite settlement to the EAGLE scribe, who
is regarded as being just as we'll up on In
dian skeletons as on missing treasurers. AZ
ter a careful inspection of the entire CARCASS,
he gave it up.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-17

There Was ar unusually interesting meet
ing Of Garfield Post G. \. K. in the court
room last night Five new reeraits were
mustered in and three were admitted on
cards. At the elese of regular routine bust
ness, 2. C.'s II. ID. Heiserulsn and J. N.
Bslderston were called W for reprimsnd be-
fore the post commander, Col. John Fisher,
who detailed some of tkei: honorable servi-
ces in ore Of his humorous speeches. Then
Comrsde Buekner stepped forward and in a
neat speech presented Comrade Bslders'on
with al elegant silver water service. on which
was the inscription: Z. c., j. NJ Baldersion,
from Garfield Post. Capt. Bslderston
thanked The comrades in brief speech,
then Col. ii. w. Lewis came foFssrd
ana in short but elequen; speech presented
n similar silver water service 20 Conrade IL.
d. Heissrman. who in reply said he was
overcome with emotion for this token Of es-
TEEN OF the part of his comrades. He said
if ever he regretted bis inability to make q
speech it was on this occasion; but, coutinu-
ing, he managed to make very neat
speech.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-02-17
MAGISTRATES COURT.

A tramp who answered the name of ID.
McClellsnd was srraigned before Judge
Thomas yesterday charged with assaulting
Mrs. Maria Brown. who lives about nine
miles northwest Of town. Ninety days and
500.
Giles G. Wood and Harry Denison APP
peared before Judge Walker yesterday and
plead guilty to the charge Of petit larceny.
Just after the fire at Robinson's the broken
windows in the rear were boarded up, this
afforded an easy entrance to the boys, and
they went in and helped themselves TO the
goods for which they received thirty days and
costs.
Fred Simmons, aged i6, plead not guilty
to the charge OF stealing the blankets of Of
ID. 7. Dunbar's horses while standing in
front of the First NJ. E. church, and in de-
fault of bail was lodged in jail until his trial
this morning.
The case of Willie Schroeder, the nice
little boy who stole $50 from An inmate ct
the Home, for felony and grand larceny was
out of the jurisdiction of the Justices court
and was carried TO the distric; court.