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River New Bruins wick, n j.. seated table
on Sunday night, when, without provocation one OF
them. william Braner. sprang up and stabbed HE COM
panion. Fisher In the back and under the loft ARM
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THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE

day nomin stsd Robert NJ Yardiey. Of Doylestoynl
their candidate In the With Congressional Dbtrfoe
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~ a meeting held by veterans the last
ION Won deem necessary accept services they are at
your command
This was an exhaustive effort for the military men.
and they resored the nvgorang influences OF beer
20 restore them to a normal condition The next move
paae was the selection Of hall wherein the patriotism
Of the colonies" could be spread the multitude OF
volunteers who expected be Pythagoras
Hall IN Canal ST.. the Bowery, finally selected
nv tie scouts sent out TO examine the ground
and Colonel Pike "a commanding officer, approVeh the
selection The massneetng Will be held there tonight
Addresses intended to arouse men 10 action VIII ue
made by the various cOlonels IN turn
Colonel Pike came recently from the Lone star
State" aud has brought with him all the antlpahl-s
and preiudces OF the Texans toward the " Greasers
Assoclated with hin IN the enterprise Colonel HAYDEN
who enjoys the reputation OF being regular hlc-
length OF his life has allowed him 70 participate lie
shows battle marks received IN the Mexican war tue
Franco-Prussan ar ana tue war Oh Tue 30 ~
the latter he was captain OF Company u, "a NSN.
Work Volunteers Colonel Pike Is also nOled man. Out
nfteeu years o. his life have been spent He tells many
stores OF Mexican outrages perperaed upon American
citizens and says that the Legality OF Cuttings imprs
onn.ent Is not brought into question. lie wants 10
raise here VINO Will 20 to Texas ana settle
upon ranches. They are TO be well armed ana under
he comm and OF the colonels" Each colOne mas prom
led certain number OF for the enterprise for
tnelr patriotism IN responding TO the call 40 readily
snSoranate officers 1his piece been freely
circulated through the lower portion OF the city anu
each cOl0nel - n"ISssou "4'H "PP'iN'"'' w ~
Among tue other military men OF rank engaged In the
enterprise are Colonel McLaugher Major Cono'iy ana
CoIonel Graham They have all seen service III one
capacity or another some Of them having been IN the
h1aw ne Officers and woaldDe orcers. the commit
tee hopes expects that volunteers VIII noek 10 .ne
snovn All connected with the affair express sn-
certy ana deny that It II. nloqs ,t or vessp
day mat be had doubt that plenty OF men ana
means would come 10 help snrs a'o h ro,.s state.
Le aid but viii 10 10 Texas aud place ourselves ."
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
WHO WAS HE?

Thursday night shortly after Mr.. Post, the
pawnbroker. had retired he was awoke by a
I loud knocking upon the front door OF his res
idence. Upon inquiring who vas there, he
was told a man who wished to see him upon
important business. He at first refused to
ope, the door but at last after receiving the
assurance from the party outside that he was
alone and that '.it was all right" Mr. Post
partly opened the door and was told that the
late visitor wanted to get out of his safe a
watct, which was pawned some time before,
as he was going away early III the morning
Mr.. Post refused to go to
the store and unlock it at that time OF the
night. The stranger persisted, but finally
said he would Ice around in the morning.
NJ. Post glanced from the window and saw
standing in front of his house hack IL
which were one or two persons.
20 one appeared during yesterday to claim
the watch as promised the night before; nor
does the pawnbroker's book show that any
person giving the same name as the late
visitor had one there
The men, it is thought by the police, lii-
tended TO gain entrance to the store, have
the safe unlocked. grab what ii contained,
and make away before an alarm could be
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
LOOKING FOR HIMSELF.


Ex-Postmaster ". E. Bownen, Of Ottawa
Illinois, arrived in the city yesterday mcrn-
ING. lie is al Old friend Of MessTs. Phillips
&, Gehring, Of the Wichita Cracker factory,
and the latter invited him into carriage
yesterday aud gave him an Introduction to =
part Of the city.
Mr.. Bowman says he commenced hearing
of Wichita some years ago. The reports nj
first were favorable ard that kind of news
came thicker aud faster and Is became a
burden for him to remain away longer. lie
says he was always inclined to look upon The
many reports with 4 certain degree OF lati-
tute but his investigationof tic city yesterday
had Q decided tendency to change his mind
on that subject. he expresses himself as be
ing wei pleased with the city, and the indi-
| cations are that he may become personally
interested in the city before returning.
he viii probably remain in the city some
days visiting his many Illinois friends.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.

Frank. the l5-year-old son of Roland Bur-
nett, resident Of North Fifth, met with a
very painful accident yesterday about 10
o'clock.
He was riding large mule up East Doug
las and when making the turn upon Fourth
the animal stepped upon the crossing aud
fell with the boy under him. Several per-
sons ran to his assistance, carried the boy to
the sidewalk aud called Dr.. Hoskins. An
examination showed that the bones OF the
foot had been fractured. The doctor dressed
the wounds and the little sufferer was taken
to his home
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
A SANTA FE NASHUP.

Yesterday q miscalcu,ation caused three
cars to be wrecked on the Santa te short
distance south of Douglas avenue. A north
bound freight car had stopped across the
avenue, and when the customary fiveminutes
had expired it was not ready to pull out, and
the train was cut into allowing travel. This
placed the south end Of the train too near a
switch to allow another to pass from the
main track to it, This was not observed,
however, and the yard engine attempted TO
place a number of cars on the switch Two
of the cars of the moving train were deralled
:nd one turned bottom up to the rain. Both
of them were loaded with apples. It Is need
less to say TINT the street gainins and bleer
eyed toughs soon heard of tie unfortunate
| condition of the apples and went immediate
| lv to lend assistance. Tho cGboose on the
| stationary train was considerably damaged.
The accident occurred near 10 o'clock il
the morning. and in a few hours all the
tracks were cleared and business resumed.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
Music AND GAME.

Tle following gentlemen constitute the
boating party that viii leave this morning
for New Orleans: Nessrs. j. r. Strobe,
Frank Anton. J Ohm and Guy Davis, and the
River brothers. They have everything ready
and viii moor their fragile barque IN tie
early morning hours. All the members OF
the party are musicians ard are accustomed
to playing with each other. They VIII tahe
their instruments along with them and MI
the sir with melodious strains.
They viii also supply themselves with good
shooting tackle for the special entertainment
OF the game along the route. In the dis
tlqcts most favored they will stop and hunt
10 their hearts content
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
POLICE COURT.

William Avert AMI = II. Brady were up
before his honor yesterday morning charged
with being vagran.s. They were both fined
$40 and costs, Brady was committed as he
iny a suspicious character: Avert was al
lov-ai time to leave the country.
John J. Harden and Mike clayy were each
fiaed s.: Clary paid his Gne and was dis
missed: Harlem lacked the amount and wa
com nittesl.
John Nan was up fer assault and battery
He willingly paid his tine cf sie, as the Of
feasa was committed, he said. in chas,ising
a man who had insultci his wife
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
WHOSE ARE THEY =?

j. Il Brady, the "vag' who was committed
TO the cooler yesterday morning as { slls,'ic-
ioas characte-. hal in his possession vhea
arrested by Officer Mcnamara al the eie-
vator two overcoatS He irst said the Goats
b belonged TO himself and ''pard." bat after
wards that b. had purchased them fer 81
cents.
Officer Mcnamara has grave suspicious as
as to their telonsirg II him at Ill; and
wants to-know vna IS the owner
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
CAPTURED.

The man who snatchcl the hard purse ana
gold watch from the lady at the Union depot
q few days ago has. the police think, Al last
been captured.
Tcln Mcnamara got q clue to the th.ef .and
following il up last night arrested { man who
gave The name of w II. Harris, on South
Washington avenue. When arrested be had
| in his possession hand scstchel in which was
found ticket for Kiugman, veil and sew
eral other articles, but no money nor watch.
he said, however, there was in it when he
| fist had the purse about one dollar, but de-
MICS that he took watch.
lie sometimes goes under the name OF Nat
Owens
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

To the Voters of scdgwic'S County.
am candidate for the Office Of county
SUPERINTENDENT subject to the decision OF the
people ct tho polls Men have been given
lucrative Offices in this county because they
were disabled in the service OF the country
Ii this DO the credential for Office. lei
father and brothers on the field Of battle wht
fell in defence of the Union, and because o.
their irreparable loss, my whole life aspira
t;cns and ambitions were forever di5abled
ever, an education was obtained by a terrible
struggle against fearful odds. The field O
Occupation; for women is limited, though tht
harvestcrS are many. | respectfully ask yolii
support on the ground of merit alone.
liRS. NJ l.. LEASE.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
\ DESTITUTE FANILY.

i family consisting OF a man. wife and
six children living in tent on Kellogg street
just cast of Chisholm creek IS reported to be
in destitute condition. The father. who is
a working man, is down with typhoid fever
and unable 70 do anything for support OF his
fanilv. Some of the neighbors have brought
in baskets of provisions TO relieve their inn
me iiate wants. bat further assistance is
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
TONIGHT.
At the Grand Army Of the Re-
public Hall
Governor Martin. Ex-Minister to Chilli
Thomas. A. Osborn. Congress
man Peters.

As heretofore announced, a lively ana III
structive Republican campaign meeting VIII
be called 10 order this evening at 80 O'Clock
slarp. which will be addressed by several
gentlemen in short, telling speeches. Some
six or seven speakers have been designated by
the state central committee, but our con-
gresham, Judge Peters. Ex-Governor lhos.
A. Osborn and Gov Martin viii be at the
hall without fail.
Everybody invited-especially The ladies.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
At THE OPERA HOUSE.

The Danites was the play presented last
night b, Che Wilber Lyccpm company.
As on the previous evenings OF tn'lr en-
gagelnent, the house was crowded and thf
play gave satisfaction. Cur Boys viii hf
given at the matinee today, and the PinS
Domino this evening.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
y. NJ. c. 4. LECTURE TO Young MEN.

Next Monday eveuin. at O'Clock The Hon
orable Rodolph Hatfield OF this city viii
deliver the first lecture TO young men under
the auspices of tie Young Mems Christian
association. The lecture viii be delivered in
their hall, a?7 Douglass avenue, commencing &
at O'Clock. Tickets OF admission can be
procured ct the rooms free Of charge.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
THE NEW TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Application WAS made on the 10th inst to
Judge Wall to have land along the Santa fe
track condemned for the purpose Of erecting
poles thereupon for the Pacific Mutual Tee
graph company. Yesterday the request was
granted. anu the following gentlemen ap-
pointed for this purpose: Col. W. f. Hutch
ison. Col. routs and Dr.. Durand. They viii
commence their WORK in a few days.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Chas II. Chapman, who has been connect
ed with the treasury department, arrived in
this city yesterday direct from Washington.
he cones bearing letters OF Recommendation
and introduction to several Of our prominent
citizens. He comes to see the town and 20
invest and locate if suited.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

The lectures OF Mr. Vending are the sub
iects OF conversation IN varied circles Judge
She!laberser pronounced them the finest be
ever heard. and judge Davis is equally en-
phstie. Mr. Weniling goes at the close oi
the presen. session llssi-ssl TO England
where he wiz lecture fifty nights.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

A curbstone real estate agent with faI-off
look in his eye. and his index finger pointing
toward the orient, WAS talking oonfdcntially
to a stranger in frons of the Manhattan ho-
tel Yesterday. BE was showing lot on Col
lege hill.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

A. B;acler. OF the West Side, is building
a large and completely equipped union slaush-
ter house about one mile and a hall west OF
the city limits.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
THE CALICO BALL.

The calico ball given by the woinen's relief
corps at the G. A. r. hail was, considering
the very disagreeable evening. well attended,
and an enjoyable affair.
Each gentleman upon entering the naa re-
ceived necktie made from the dress to pe
worn during the evening by the lady whose
escort he would be until l2 o'clock. Inns OF
course gave the gentlemen some very uneA-
pscted mariners and caused many hearty
laughs.
The music was furnished by Aoehler's Or
ciestra. II is expected 20 sise another ball
in about a month.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Mr.. Y. Freeman LETT the city last night for
Fredonia, where he viii spend a ie" days
attending TO some business matters
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Thos. Coaeson, formerly wlth the Ne"
York store, and Wall Shearer, yesterday
CAME in from Morton county, where they
have been for some time proving up their
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Mr.. W. ". Admire, Of Topeka Gov Mar
tins stenogrcpher and the Kansas cores
pcnieut Of the st. Joe Herald. arrived III
the city last night.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
MRS. -LARTHA T. STEE>

Nrs stcen viii present to the people Of wichita al
cntirc 1ey; line of manifestations never
before seen on any public staSe using
no cabinet whatever.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
To t,,n Editor of the Eacle:

To tic Editor OF the Eagle:
Please announce G. ". Steenrod asa can
didatn for Pepresentatiye OF the S3Td District,
subject to tie decision of the people at the
polls.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Miss Maggie Williams. of the Westei1
Union. viii so to Milan today to make ;
brief visit to friends residing there.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
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sSSDVSCENCNTS.

Admission, - % ard zoe. No extra charge FOR re
served ats Tickets on sale at the usual place
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

w. NJ. Stowe, a business man from Toledo,
Ohio, is il the city.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Vandine {, Robbins have opened a meat
shop or S2l West Douglas.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Some small fry civil business occupied th'
justices Of tie city yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

TIE ex-u nicu- Prisoners Of War. oi Seeis-
wick county are not-ned TO meet az tL-s i.s
isteg's Office next Wednesday evening
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

W. 4 Cowan and W. II. Richard came tc
the cit; feom lola, Kansas yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

The building boom is s..ll OF, bu5 the call
ror house far exceeds the supply.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

four stories high instead Of three.
Miss Esther Drukker, who has been visit
ing in the city for some time, returned to
her home at Newton last evening.
A new switch is being laid on the Wichita
& Colorado railroad. in the Junction town
addition.
| Hou. G. w. Clement leaves this evening
| for Ohio, to be absent probably two weeks.
W. cellars yesterday returned from prov
ing up his claim in Morton county.
/ j. 3. Colt and wife, Of Clinton, No., We're
among the late arrivals yesterday.
! Memorial hall, over the postoffice, is where
! the big meeting of tonight will be-
If you haven't registered yet Your last
chance expires with today.
| J. s. Hart,acre OF the West Side is very
sick with fever.
A. ". James of Detroit arrived in the city
yesterday.
Judge Peters On Oklahoma tonight.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

J. Wool Elliott and J. VI Pattsa- t~o
large wholesale is.slber dealers oi HafinissAi-
No. were in tbs city prospecting yesterday,
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

C. G. Miller and L. \. Bigger Of hutchin
son, were among Yesterdays arrivals
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

D. T. Flynn of Kiowa was yesterday auto
graphod AT thc fremont.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Ja.aes Hahn vii, shortly leave for hen
tucSy on visis 20 his old home iaAs ~
he his first visit for fourteen years
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

H. f. Corn, Esq, returned yesterday froa
a fishing tour in tic wilds Of Butler county
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Hon. George r. Nendling ST the Pres5y
terian church tonight. Admission - cents.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

B. j. Kendall and wife Of Saratoga
Springs. n Y, are stopping az the Manhat
tan
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

The meeting to1,igas ~ the g. 4 L. hah
VII be the biggest maeting Of the canllaai gn-
Come eariy ii yce want G comfortable seat
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

The new cracker company is lbeing urged
by some parties to make their new buiidlnS
four stories high instead Of three.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Ex-Gov. Tom Osborn a. Memorial hall to-
night
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Geo. Guerse1 ani : Nathan, who attend
ei the hail at G. A. r. hall THURSDAY even
ing. returned 70 Kingman yesterday even
iar
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Petitions are in circulation calling fer al
election to vote bonds u the Wichita & Win
field road. \ number of signers were re-
ported last night.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Today is the last day on which you can
register.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Acapitaiist puts the query. could rent a
few houses if should bald them He IS re
spectf,,ily Inferred 70 the army Of holse
hunters
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Hou. G. W. Clement leaves this evening
for Ohio, to be absent probably two weeks
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Governor Martin. who commenced with
Kansas when a boy. and who has ever been
true TO her best interests. viii address the
neop,e of Wichita tonight.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

n,URNEa's OPERA HOUSE
Ono wee, on. AID Saturday Matinee, commencing
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th.
Seco.d Grand Annual Tour OF
A. Il. WILBcE's
Celebrated
--TIiEATRE--CoMPANV.
Under the Management OF
s.R II. 4. NIcKHAM.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

H.P. Scherer. Of Ration, y. M IS III tAe
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

/. u. CRAWFORD, Manager.
SUNDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 18th.
Engagement Extraordinary Of the inotscrloaplc
Phenomenon,
MRS IARTIIA T. STEEH,
OF London England and her company OF En3ll5l
utdunls in a Religious illustrated Lecture on
SPIRIT UALISM.-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

A new switch is being laid on the Wichita
6 Colorado railroad. in the Junction town
addition
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

W. Cellars yesterday returned from prov
ing up his claim in Morton county.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
SUNDAY EVENING. OCTOBER eth.

yI,uRNEGs'S OPERA HOUSE. ,ou
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Two msn who have been identified with
every political move in Kansas since the
earliest days, viii have something to say TO
the people OF tue great metropolis OF Kansas
to1,ioIt at Memorial hall
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

The corps locating the ". & T. line i now
within twenty-five miles of Medicine Lodge
1t is expected that grading viii commence as
s,on as estimates can be made
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23
W. T.. c.
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rkip TO cALIEoRNLt;
What re ant
HOW WE WEE TREATED.
Col r,IeEI:s Of Enlporia
CO.. 81 GLAZE Of Bell Pi.,ine.
arc !. 4 Memorial Hail. 5IoLGay Eyc:iing, NcVep
ueT ,st.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Miss Ella Meredith, day press reporter at
the Western Union telegraph office OF the
city. is again on duty. after being confined
to her room several days By sickness.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

CAPTAIN Atone Brllun who returned yester-
day froIn grand dnci1 hunt Oh the Chey-
enne lotions. and who bagged sinai,
wagon load OF game, viii accept our ac-
acknowledgements for q superior pair OF fat
fowls brought down by his rnerring aim.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Hand organ music with rain accompani-
nent was one of the striking features the
streets presented yesterday. The warm ram
seemed to be ont Of season. but it got in its
work all the same.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Again the Kansas Tea house has changed
propyietors, this tine being purchased by
Messls Utz & Billiard Of New Albany, Ind,
sIr. GARRISON, the former proprietor, leftiast
evening for Detroit.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Dir. \. y. Deniag leaves this morning for
Greeley Center, OF which city organization nc
IS president Greeley Center and in TACT
Greeley county, are growing and developing
very rani,Ilv
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

The site, brothers returned from " ichita
county yesterday for permanent residence III
this city. It would be at the risk OF life and
limb to suggest taking claim out west to
,i,l,o,. .oe ,tn,ln
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Many of the old, the more ancient, OF
| Wichita residents, viii be pleased to hear
that + Add McIlvane has been nominated
for district judge by the Republicans of his
district, which includes his home at Wash
ington, Penn. Mr. Mcilvane held the Office
of the clerk OF the district court III SedgwlcS
county when the county belonged to
the same district with Marion Ce;i-
fer and Cottonwood Falls, We be-
Eevc in 1863 He has been district attorney
for several several years. His papers say
he is first-class lawyer and that he will I'M
douttedlv be elected.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Col II. G. Cross, president OF the Firss
National bank of Emporia, and known
throughout Central Kansas as leading
finarcier ard railway magnate, spent the
day in the city yesterday. When leading
men from sister cities make up their minds
to visit the great southwest metropolis we
wish they would notify lis ahead long enough
to properly regulate the weather. 1ester-
day was Q meas,y day, and Wichita IN the
rain ard wind failed TO appear as attractive
as is her wont.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

j. B. Colt and wife, Of Clinton. Mo-, We're
among the late arrivals yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Wn.. Kirk, of GAINESVILLE, O.. one OF the
heavy investors in Wichita real estate, ar
rived in the city yesterday. DIR. Kirk Still
has much property which his faith In the
growth and enterprise OF the metropolis
prompts him to retain aIl await further
advance in prices.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Judge Peters on Oklahoma tonight.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

GEO. n WALIEE,
Treasurer OF sedswl-x Co, kar-
o.. = II f.- C. A. VAN MEAS,
" Ilsrk O. D.si.ic. Gccts-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

Memorial hall, over the postoffice, is where
the biz meeting of tonight will be.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-23

If You haven't registered We: Your last
chance expires with today.