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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-05-13
FICt- pftSItItHU anu NIafIdXtr.
Attest W. N. JACKSON Secretary.

In on the 18th day of June, 1886 the indianapolis
Union Railway Company will present to the mayor
and Common Council and Board of Aldermen of the
city of Indianapolis Ind It's petition for the vacation
Of that portion of McNabb street in said city de-
scribed follows, VIZ Commencing at point thirty
30 feet north of the intersection of the east line of
Illinois street and the south line of McNabb street
in said city, thence north with said east line of Illinois
street to the north line of McNabb street thence
with the said north line of McNabb street to the west
line of Meridian street. thence south with said west
line to poat thirty (3O) feet north of the south line
of McNabb Ntreet thence west parallel with the south
line of McNabb street to the place of beginning.
The Indianapolis Union Railway Company.
BY V. II. MALOTT,
Vice.president and Manager.
Attast. JACKSOy Secratarv
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
THE TWO KANSAS CiTYS.

The Kansas City, State Of Missouri,
Times, OF Friday expresses the hope
that Charles Francis Adams will this
year make his usual annual investment
in Kansas City property We charge
the Times nothing for the information
but it is fact, nevertheless, known TO
Mr. Adams more intimate acquant-
ances, that he is very sore over his
Kansas City investments and that he
would like to unload. 1t is known
that he brought out last spring, from
Massachusetts. several very heavy
capitalists whom he tried to induce to
take chances in his Kansas City in
vestments, but his wealthy friends
said that they didn't like the idea Of
putting their money in what seemed a
foundation for real estate which would
have 10 be hauled in and built up and
levelcd down. These shrewd Masssa-
chusctts men told Mr. Adams that the
place for a city wac Kansas City, Kan
sas, and not Kansas City, in the State
of Missouri, end that he would have
to unload on somebody else. Chawlcs
Francis got awfully hot. lie still
hold his unfortunate investments and
the Times is wasting its precious
breath in asking him TO dip in any
deeper.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
1888.
Eur Commemorate. 81. Murooft,

The above strange devise we find
floating af the head Of our German
contemporary, the "Wichita Herold,''
of this week. We are not familiar
with the German language, but that
head line did not escape our Eagle
eve, nor is its significance lost to us.
In fact, appearing as it does, in, TO us,
an unknown tongue, there is an ire
sistible attraction about it. And then
those magical figures o! unit head
ing triplet cights. True, the time is
a little remote, but in view of the nec-
essary prepation and grave response
bility, soon enough. If the columns
of that journal elsewhere hold to that
same reajing-and Heaven and the
Dutch only know, for we cannot read
them-then the ole saying that one sis
not without honor save in his own
country doesn't held good in this
country. There is another significance
i'm it, and il is, that in Wichita if the
Germans be for you, who can be
againsA you?
The Herold will accept our acknowl-
edgments.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
FROM STAFFORD.

To the Editor OF the Eagle
Stafford is prospecting nicely, there
is one-half mile of rsilroab graded in
the city limit and property is changing
hands very rapid in st. John snd Stat
ford both.
There is a new bank building going
up: this makes two banking houses for
Stafford.
Messrs. Walker, Blair & Webb will
soon issue the first number of Their
paper, they having purchased q power
press and engine.
St.John had big scare on the Isl
Some of the young men got up sharz
shooting offair, and excitement ra1
high for awhile, but all took it in {
joke when they found out that it va,
All Fools day. C.H.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
CHENEY.

To the Editor Of the Daily Eagle.
The trial about the shooting affair
the Grand View hotel did not come
of to-day, as the prosecuting attor.
ney did not appear. The trial is now
set for Monday, April the 18th. Ru-
NOR assigns jealousy" as the cause
of the shooting. Frank Freeman was
not hurt. The ball missed him, pass
ing through the door into the yard.
We give the names of the candi-
dates elected:
Mayor-T. ii. Shannon.
Councilmen-I. l.. Mclienry, l.. +,
Jones, Amos Tucker, j. X. Gardner
and j. l.. Randall
Police Sudge-J. ID. Wolf.
Mr.. Wolf does not claim the title
honorable" as he does not consider
the office of police judge as stepping
stone to justice of the peace.
Railroad Agent Campbell has a neat
tiCkSt Ck>c III NE UNIV anu eah nv"
sell tickets TO all parts of the United
States.
Bert Snyder has been engaged 10
assist Mr.. Campbell at the depot.
Frank Silvers informs US that he
sells furniture as cheap now, as even
Wichita dealers do.
Mr.. w. A. Sweet. of the Citizens
bank here intends 10 erect a fine stone
block on his lots on Main street. That
is right, star! the bali to rolling and
more will follow the example.
For the last few days a grea:
amount of sand has been raised up in
the air, WHICH makes it very unpleas-
ant 10 be cut of doors.
We had little rain and hail lsst
night and hope we viii get more of
the former.
The Odd Fellows and mssons have
rented Mr.. Deney's hall, which Will
Immediately fitted up.
INVESTIGATOR.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
HOwLING FOR MORE ROADS.

The Santa Fe railway company is
engaged in the exhilarating pastime of
trying to give Wichita black eye. At
first Wichita stood up under her pun
ishment bravely, but is now begin
ming TO howl for pouitice of raw
beef-kingman Courier.
There has been no raw beef howl in
this section, and if Wichita has re-
ceived black eye she is all uncon-
scious of it. Wichita is not now nor
has she ever troubled herself particu-
larry about the Santa Fe or its affairs.
The Santa Fe owns a branch road
which runs through this place. which
is being operated in fairly acoepta-
BILE manner, and which Wichita has al
ways patronized freely and literally.
The Santa Fe has never indicated that
they wanted any interest here and no
interest has been rendered them, upon
the other hand, by our city. The San
tn Fe is just as dependent on Wichita
as Wichita is on the Santa Fe-the
matter is reciprocal, neither can hurt
the other TO any marked extent.
Wichita does but one kind of howl
ing, Mr.. Courier-her bowling is al
WAYS for more roads.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
AN INDEPENDENT LINE.

For the benefit of the Winfield
Courier which intimated that the
EAGLE didn't know "railroad" and
which went on to cay that the SAINTS
Fe owned the Tiernan Short Line, We
quote the following from the St
Louis Globe.
"E- f. Drew and L. W. Potter, of tho
st. Louis, Kansas City and Colorado
returned from Chicago last night
The gentlemen deny positively that
the Atchison, Topeka and Santa FL
has secured control of their line. OF
that A. w. Billings, of Chicago, hold;
the controlling stock" Mr.. Potter
continued: 1--WE are as yet an indie
pendent company with an indepen
dent line.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

The American dies from overwork
and anxiety. When be is five years
old he begins school with determi.
nation to be ct the head of the class
He will out-run, ou,.jump and lick any
hey of his size. He enters upon a con.
dition of strain that is perpetual. AS
he goes on it gets worse. He must be
in politics at twenty, rich at thirty,
great at forty, and if he measurably
succdeds he is decaying at fifty and
dead at sixty. He ought TO be dead.
II is a fitting punishment for his
audacity and his steady violation Of
the laws of nature.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
THE EAGLE AS A RAILROAD
BUILDER.

The EAGLE is kicking because the
Santa Fe is building lines around
Wichita. Let's see, didn't the EAGLE
tell us the Santa Fe would construct a
line from Florence to Wichita right
away? We got the impression that
EAGLE was running the Santa Fe.--
ElDorado Times.
How much the Santa Fe made by
going back on that agreement will
probably be more plain TO the Times
man in the course of thirty days. The
road from Florence to Wichita is go
ing to be built. AS for the EAGLE
longer running the Santa Fe, tina!
corporation is making too many wild
moves of late 10 admit of such a con.
clusion-it disgusts us to be reminded
even that any man who claims enough
sense to write for the public should
put no higher estimate upon the
EAGLE Is a railroad builder.
No, the EAGLE lie not running the
Santa Re.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
ANDALE.

To the Editor Of the Eagle.
In my former letter said / would
mention some good openings for bust
ness or professional men at this point.
One of these vacancies was filled yes
terday by the advent of DIR. j. w.
Pollard, of Pascola, Ill. The doctor
is qnite young man, but time will
cure this failing, if it be one. He is q
graduate of the Chicago Medical col
lege and has had two years practice
in his native state. The law and the
gospel are still unrepresented here,
and we do not think we will require
the services of the former profession
for some time yet, as we have law
abiding community, although we
have an occasional boxing match in
strict accordance with Marquis of
Queensbury rules, blu: that is only
pour passer lie temps. There is 10
better point in the state for mill and
elevator than this place. We do not
claim to have the best soil in Kansas,
but we do not think there is any
better, and there is n larger area trib-
utary to us than any other town in the
county. We think our town company
aud citizens generally win offer sub
stantial inducements to any firm that
will build a good mill and elevator.
The eagle eye" of an. F. L."
played him some optical delusion in
his AnDa!e letter of the 2Sth inst.
He must have tsrried too long a, the
"Mayfiower."
Mr.. lice has not commenced the
erection of new building, but will
mex: fall. Am also sorry TO say that
DR.. Cornwall has no drug store here,
but lives in the country three miles.
Mr.. Stelnbushel has large force OF
men at work on his building, which
will be finished il a week or two, and
then, l have no doubt, will have a
rushing trade.
Mr.. Watson is putting up q bnild-
ing which, I am informed, is to be a
restaurant and confectionery.
In mentioning our business men in
my last letter forgot TO name MIR.
Bach, the proprietor of the AnDale
restaurant. He has truly had a rush.
ing trade since he moved herein point
of fact his place cannot meet the de-
mands of the travelling public. There
is No. opening here for hotel
man.
Mr.. Fougart says his trade has
largely increased since he has en-
ployed lady clerk. Clarence Whit
beck says he is not going 10 be left,
and is ready TO receive proposals from
any pretty girl who wishes situation
in his store
The Christians intend to build a
church at an early day. The Young
ladies connected with the church have
quite nuclns to commence with now
in their hands, the result of festivals
and fair held last winter.
We understand that the Catholics
will also build during the coming
summer. DONALD.
p. S.-April s. l believe every
well regulated town has a billiard hall
that want is now filled.
Some time last night fine build
ing was moved into AnDaie from st.
Joe, by parties who are going to run
a pool and billiard hall.
Another young medical man struck
the town to-day. He is e very pre-
possessing looking gentleman.
DOS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

Lincoln Journal: Suppose an arbi-
tration board should decide that the
Missouri Pacific shall take back its
strikers, and they go back to work,
and the men BOW at work meet them
with stones and clubs and pistols!
Which crowd would have patent on
the sacred rights of the laboriDg man?
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

Kansas City (Mo.) Times: Among
Sam Jones' Chicago converts is q
"young newspaper man." That is
nothing to brag about. Any clergy
man with soft, insinuating tongue
and pleasing address can CONVEX: a
young journalist. Let him tackle the
old cnes. Take an old fellow who
has been in the harness forty years
and get him on the mourners bench,
and you have an item for the ass5cia.
ted press.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

H. Moffatt, the millionaire presi-
dent of the Denver and Rio Grande
railroad, began life in Colorado as a
stage driver. Now he can crack his
whip to the tune of 5000, 600 and is
still ON the up grade,
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
Notice


Ii hereby given that on Wednesday, April
IA, 1886, the Union Street Railway company
will appear before the County COMMUNIST on
ers to ask for franchise to build and oper-
ate Street Railway line, beginning ut the
intersection Of Hydraulic and Douglas ave-
nues. wichita, Kansas, and running one
and one-haif miles east along the extension
of said Douglas ave.
UNION STREET RAILWAY CO.,
By J. CHAPLIN JONES, President.
12O-3t n. ]. OLIVER, Secretary,
Horticultural Meeting.
The Horticultural Society Of Sedgwick
County will meet at the Office Of D. A.
Mitchell on Saturday, April 10, at 2 O'Clock
p. m. All persons interested in Horticul.
ture are invited to be present.
Z. E. LAWRENCE,
D. A. MITCHELL, President
11s-6tw1t Secretary.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11
|HowStPossb|c2 WeNeVerSaWdHea[dt|eL keBefore!
Cheap This Godnd the
County! Such the expressions heard hourly the
BOSTON STORE
nheao attached Bargains
are indeed right history Kansas have the
been able @

Our Dress Goods and Staple departments
are replete with equally as many bargains,
but for want Of space today eauHo, mention
them specially.
We ask you to call and convince your
selves that what we advertise we mean
evero article, whether !, be a Dol, Of muslin
or or a fine shawl, is marked in plain figures,
The BOSTON STORE is the recognized
leader. because We undersell every body
many imisators are followers but no COM
petitors-we recognize no eompeti;ion-our
oue-pfieed cash system stalks giant Ike TO
the front. whilst the Old and snail like plan
ef selling goods for large proa,s and ON SIX
months time is crushed into oblivion by the
rapid progress Of our adopted hern-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-04-11

Senator Thomas NJ. Bowen has made
bet of $500 with David n. Mofat, of
Denver, that he, Bowen, will not take
another drink of whisky while he is
senator. He has three years to serve.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-10-13
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.

The Republicans OF Dtm>by County
asse mbled, affirm heir devotion to the
principles enumerated IN the Platform
adopted by the Republican Stale Con
ventioE.
In addition 20 orr solicitude for the
prosperity Of the W hole country, AS at
fected by II present unjust discrimi-
nation against silver, we have per
sonai interest in the question SO far rs
it has been used IS an argument for
closing he Carson Mint
We charge the Democratic leaders in
this State under Il ~ ion Of Senator
Fair. with having conspirct against The
Carson Mint, and with having eau ed
its doors to be closed gajnst gold and
silver producers OF ms ~t,ae.
We condemn The action OF the Demo
cratic officials FOR G"iaN i"g operations
upon the proposed pubic ltovcrnme
building to b. orectc" II. ;his ely ard
tor which the appropriation now lies
idle in the E.ttID al II, a~ury.
We favor abso ute exclusion of the
Chinese from this, county, now and
forever, and we cal attention 10 the
fact that the p opposed Exclusion -hci
introduced D., senator Mitchell, II Re-
publican Senator FROM oregon, WAS
pa.seG by Republican senate, anu
Was subsequently i jr,geu by u Demo
cratic House Of personalities. We
recognize that the people OF tie entire
country, whenever ley become ac-
quaint. d with The merit. of this ques-
;Ion, coincide Nith The Pacific Coast
view. but We wish d distinctly 10 point out
that SD far rs elective action on this
great jec. is concerned, the Republi-
can pare. has shown lis earnest:ess in
the matter by attemptIu icsi-lat o for
the benefit Of the people. This al
tempted legislation has - eu defeated
by u Denocr tic Hoaso Of Representa-
lives. Let The peopia judge between
tie parties as they st NJ upon the rec
Or.
We cordially accord 10 Senator Jones and
C)nsrossmau Voc nrp, cur ca nest CONNER
daton and approve! for tiyir constant attention
to the wants and reqIiir, n MS OF their cumztit
uacts, ana for tLci. I'm enii.tirg Efforts on be
half OF The 81 eat in erosts OF the entire couu-
try.
Wish pleasure We end Tsc ,be nominee
nained b. the Republican State Convention and
rrclic. success in November for the entire
ticket.
Economical mana, ernsns Of locol ali 2irs
III officers should be c.feful III guarding exp II
di.uresa from the coarty iuads To ,his policy
the Republicans OF t'rln.sy County stand
pledged
Ee5oIoe,! That the Legislative nominees Of
this Convention pledged 10 'rmsby County
men and measures in all matters touching
Orinsby County which may come before the
Sessionof the Le-isl ature.
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-11-26
THE ISLAND Of GRIMSEY.

On the map of Iceland may be
seen spcck of an island called
Grimsey. 1t is the most northern,
and consequently the coolest, of the
Iceland group. Lightweight people
no more-live on it. They have
tried to keep few COWS, but the
winters are too hard for them. Two
horses and few sheep with very
coarse llccces are the only animals
of the kind on the island. A good
minister, Peter Goodmanson, lives
in this remote place. He is poet
and an astronomer, and is employed
to take observations for the Metcoro-
logical Institute at Copenhagen.
Once or twice year some of the
islanders visit the mainland, but the
stormy seas, covered with icebergs,
make the passage always dangerous.
On one side of the islaud, which is
a high precipice, countless birds
build their nests, and the collecting
of eggs is one chief means of living
for the little settlement. Men are
let down over the face of the rock
by ropes, They wear suits thickly
wadded with feathers to save them
selves from being hurt on the sharp
rocks. Each man carries pole to
help himself with and ladle for
scooping up nests that he cannot
reach with his hands. There is in
his frock great pocket in which he
can put $50 eggs. There he works
with the sea roaring beneath him.
Many accidents occur and many
lives are lost in this business st.
Louis Globe-Dcmocrat.