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Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
TIE pEp1c.r1os OF ST. AI,oYsIus.

Rs. Rev. l.. II. Fink. O. s. B., OF Leaven-
worth, Rev. KuhIs, of Wyandotte, Rev. t.
Boniucini, Of Scammonsviile, Rev. j. d.
OConnor, OF Kingnlan, arrived yesterday
morning and ten or more additional revernd
gentlemen were expected last evening. These
came to participate in the dedicatory servi-
ces OF tie rev st. Aloyoius church, which
services viii commence at IL O'Clock. Inc
new elifce cost, or win complete, III round
numbers, thirty thousand dollars.
The sisters All-Hallows Academy, located
on the West Side, viii cost from sixty to
seventy:fye thousand dollars. The corner
stone TO this institution viii be laid tomor-
row, many Of the revernd gentlemen men-
toned participating. The hour has been
fixed definitely for the corner stone laying at
5 o'clock Monday afternoon. Both the dedi-
cation and the laying OF the corner stone
will prove highly interesting occasions ard
viii prove events in the history of our city
as the scat Of a Catholic See.
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SORE ATFLICTION AND DEATH.

CIV. Cartwright died yesterday morning
at his home on the CowsEin, seven miles
southwest OF this city, at the age OF d5 years.
He had been sick for some time with typhoid
malarial fever which would not yield to any
treatment. The funeral viii take place
from his late residence at . o'clock today.
Mr Cartwright was, we believe, q son OF the
famous Illinois preacher, and was himself g
devout and consistent Christian. Ho was
among the very earliest settlers OF the valley.
In connection with his death we ale sorry
10 learn that his widow and daughter and
son are all sick as is S. D. Pallet, sonar
law. Truly has aiiliction seized upon the
entire household.
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s. s. INSTITUTE.

Program OF S. S. institute to be held at
Emporia avenue II. L. Church, Nov. 3, .
and 10. ,
First day, Monday, : p. m. The ndvant-
tage Of the Sunday School," Rev L. Z.
Beach. -,,
Second day, Tuesday. 9 a. nl.-"The Scope
and Aims Of the Sunday School" Rev. n.
Asher
10 a. INFLOW may the pulpit and the
Sunday School render The most et1icisnt scr
vice to each other?" Rev j. Woods.
Il a. n-''lhe obligations and Guaihic2-
mons OF the teacher Rev Z. G. Beach.
2p inflow TO prepare and teach the
lesson Rev. j. y. Anderson.
3p. -"Reviews, and how to conduct
them, = Rev $. 4Ickibben.
/ p m.-''HoW can We secure the attena-
ance of those who do not come to orr Sun
dav school.p Rev. II. r. Harlnan.
ID. Sermon" Religious instruction OF
children" Rev Noah Ashrr.
Third day, Wednesday, a. m.-'leach,
ers' meetings; their use and importance,
Rev. L. G. Beach.
| 10 a. m,-"The difficulties we meet and ho"
, to overcome them,n Rev. n. Asher.
n.-"ODligatioas Of church members
! to tho Sunday school, Rev. 5. Mcklbben.
| 2p. m.-sThe normal class work, Rev y.
| ". Anderson.
Sd. m-.How cen the spiritual ends OF
the Sunday school be securedF Rev. j. D.
| Botlin.
4p. m.-Children's mass meeting. Rev. j.
| D. Woods.
m.-Revival sermon. Rev. j. ". An
/ der,OD
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he WOULD NOT COME.

Constable Z. Cone visited the house of II.
c. Sherman yesterday, with warrant cali
ing for his arrest. On arriving he found
that Mr. Sherman had anticipated him. lie
had rctraated to the cellar and taken the
back room, placing 4 watchiul bulldog in
the front. When the officer went down in
the lower department hunting his would-ht
prisoner, he encountered TIE dog and was
stranuousiy denied any foolirS in that Sec
ton. The officer WAS not prepared fer such
opposition, and gave the matter up tenpor-
arily. On returning to bis otico ho ARMED
himself with the intention OF d.sposiBg Of sl
opposition, aud returning with Mr. Sher-
man. lie was disappointed that time as The
later hsd vamoused the ranch. accompanied
by his staunch fr:end-the dog. Late laSt
nigh, he was captured.
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AN EMINENT DIVINE.

\ very eminent divine viii preach a5 tho
Christian church this morning, corner Second
and Market. Dr. Mcbride, Of London, WHO
is known to the ministry of all English speak
ing people, and who offended the late Chris
tian conference at Kansas City, came down
to Wichita with his friend, the wealthy Lon
don philantiropist, Timothy Coop, to see,
also, for himself, what his church proposed
to do hore, AMI SO he viii preach this morn
| ing at Il o'clock as stated, and probably in
the evening also. The sermons OF this elo-
quent and eminent preacher will prove intel
lectual and spiritual treats, no dou5t.
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AMT IT FUNNY =?
Secretary.

Main street, Wichita, is the prettiest, First
and Market streets. Wichita, the liveliest,
and Douglas avenue, Wichita, the heaviest
exclusively business streets OF any or all the
streets, OF any or all the towns and cities in
the state of Kansas Nobody who has seen
either Of the thoroughfares mentioned within
three months will or dare deny the assertions
we set out, but the average business man OF
the average city Of Kansas who happens to
see this, but who never saw Wichita viii Ut
terly fail to comprehend its truthfulness.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
WICHITA TOWNSHIP.

WICHITA TOWNSHIP, Oct, 30 1886.
Meeting called to order by j. {. Davis.
Caleb Tetar elected chairman aud II. O..
Hammond secretary. ". Z. Winders was
nominated for trustee: j. c. Mosslaan, clerk
C. c. Fees, treayuror; ". II Newton, j. I.
II. c. Buck, }. 2; John Parker, constable
James Howard, constabls: Peter Long, road
overseer in district No. /; Caleb Tet5r, road
| overseer in District No. 2; j. c. Davis, road
overseer in district 10. ). Meeting then ad-
iourneI. y. o. HAAI0ND,
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BAD BREATH.

Last evening q colored man, in going past
the German grocery on East Douglas ave
nue., deliberately picked up basket of onions
placed it On his shoulders and started on o
run down an alley near by. Some one pass
ing notified the clerk and he started III pur-
suit, oTerta1ing the thief on Lawrence ave
nue. He grabbed for the basket just as the
colored man let go his hold; it fell upon ms
toes and the onions spread themselves oTer
the pavement. The thief taking advantage
Of the turn of affairs. disappeared up the
nNe,irn
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FAIR CLOSED.

Last night closed the fair Of the German
Lutheran church at Memorial hall. AS was
expected a large crowd was present and
everything lively. Every department worked
smoothly and made large profits. Tho pro
ceeds ere no. yet known. but are estimated
to be between twelve and fifteen hundfed
dollars. This IS sufficient to satisfy al con-
nected with getting up the enterprise, and III
fact far more than any expected.
The secret voting was one Of the lively fea-
lures of the evening. The various candi-
dates came out in full strength.
The following shows the vote:
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lie iCitOVlNT Shows tiic ditiCico Laie.D ~
raalel OF and the lucky parsons:
r. Frank, silver dish.
Mrs. IL. Path, comfort.
Mrs. Biiimau, pair OF shoes.
Hrs. II. Subre, piano cover.
G. CAM, dol.
Miss Minnie Paul, photo album.
Mrs. Tanync, pin cushion.
". H Haas, fancy banner.
j. Frish, tidy.
A. Ackerman, piece guilt.
Emma Roller, table scarf.
Samuel Posen, fancy palette.
Mrs. Nuning, bride.
G. Parker, pincuShion.
Mrs. Winch, tidy.
Mrs. Roller, lilly banner.
Rev. Father Casey, hanging lamp.
T. H. Brant, dressing case.
G. Frank, lambiiquin.
Mrs Ranlsel. lace bed spread.
l.. Biscoe, twin dolls and buggy.
S. Israel, gold ring.
Mrs. Webber, lace toilet set.
Geo Mueller, doll.
Baldwin s. Mcdonald, rug.
Lille LeiciIart, doll.
Mrs. Gehring, bady hood.
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DISTRICT COURT.

The jury in Oatley vs., Wichita & Western
Railway Company, failed 10 agree upon a.
virdics and was discharged. The case viii
rot come mp for consideration any more this
term OF court
The plaintiff was ably Represented by j.
D. Dasis and George V. Adams, and the de-
fenda1t by Houston &, Beatly.
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IN THE PROBATE COURT.

Licerse to wed was yesterday issued TO
Daniel c. Moore and Emma o. Sioat, both
of Derby. They were afterwards married at
the office, his honor, Judge Jewett, perform
ing the ceremony.
". T.. Sloan of Pitts5urg. Pa. is III the
city.
lib. B-ol,aw came in from Goddard last
evening.
George Z. Hayen, Of Austin, Texas, was
IL the city. yesterday.
John W. Vinson, Of Jegsyville, IL, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
Hv. Waltcr,.ire, OF Forest, Ohio, canlc
Yesterday to look over the metropolis
Sheriff Hays received o message last even
! ing to go Immediately to Oatvilie, rs trouble
Was on hand.
Atr. y. F. Neiderlanier returned yesteriiay
from q business trip OF q month TO -'ew
York and in the New England states.
Mr. ]. D. Wise of Richmond, Kentucky,
arrived in ths city ias5 evening. lie i al
oil acquaintance OF Travis Morse EsI.
Sheriff Hays dismissed eleven iointers
from, his establishment yesterday. They
came down The strset with lively hep
Msssrs. Grairger & Dunbar VIII com
mence the groeavy business this week On
North Main street in the Hoigsoa building
Mr. T.P. C2oz. assistant superintendent
OF the southern division of tho Western
Urion, lat5 the city last evening for St.
Louis
The Hszoeriaa society VIII hold is arzs
meeting a. ths seasoa At Ar. c. $ CaId-
wells. - North Topeka, Taes Ia ove-l.1y
na-s. Al who visa . ioia VIII Tleasa L
present.
0rcer Clarz ycst,.ry,y afternoon arrested
drunken man w..o vas raising disturb
a-lce at the Dogglas Ave4g.s Eo-se ard VIC
drew = revo-ver On : IN r2n,e3 S1Tsle--
lie IS ..7-. resting i "a. cc5ler ard f1ezae LIS
his gan.
/ Worth Aas es;se7i.lly d4ss-aasea .ov ,.ias
/ Esta Forsyth. wiso is aazosEssi - aT7zcaE
! hs.-e Monday sid Tuesday, Eov. z-ssl :, Il
''.1aro1lIe,- e u,sg1l-.cczt b4l dEezz q csaI-'
ary si.l-, co.z1oi1el viii soft crepe q 'i-1
sa..ls shade tbs robe Is e,s4lis.teFg drag'-i
AMI e.atroi.ieres With silver vrklea: sAaavs>
a-,i crys.sl dro.s. It's sEecl Is - o;4cs ssea'
AMI brilliant. The corssge Ho1.dz tbs ng-
ure 10 perfection, aai by is severity and
: s,.c-arfe 80 o4y cusTinss which Worta pro
( rlssYEreei bcau.zfc.-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
ATTENTION..

Eembers OF Warwick lodge 10. i, knights
of Pythias, are expected TO be out III full
force at the resalia meeting Monday nigh5,
November 1st, 1856, to assist in work in the
the first and second ranks.
Members OF other K. of p lodges then in
the city, are invited 70 attend.
BY order Of lodge,
+. J. Arnold. K. OF Il. &. s
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FOR THE WEEK.

Real estate for the past week was rather
more lively than during the former week.
One notable feature was thatfew Of the sales
recorded were large, but there were enough
of the smaller kind to make large total for
the week.
Other business in the city has been equally
brisk. All the business men report good
trade.
The following shows the real estate for the
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NOT READY.

The case OF Or. / :. r, kirkland vas
called Yesterday morning a. tbs appointed
hour lie fled an affidavit. stating that ore
OF his important witnesses was not pTeSelt,
and the court continued tie case ua&l
We aiuaS-fa,-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
SAD NEWS.

Or. J. NcCHnsook, of tie Wichita Drug
company. I.st last evening for Newton, Iowa.
having Just resseirei ,e.esTaln announcing
that lis father. Z. McCiintock. wss Tying a.
Tho r,.lsnf - ,,.,a+i
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POLICE COURT.

Ralph Bennett for disturbing the peace
was fined 5. Bennett was the MAJ! who was
engaged il the scrapping match with Howell
Thursday night in front OF the Occidental
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DIED.

Mrs. Mary J. L,tt,e, who lived AZ tAa CO..
ner Of Topeka avezi,c ard Easilzh sezezs'-
died ias. evenin- s. s O'Clock The deceased
was nes.~ sixty years oil
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Capt. Richey and ". y. Dili yesterday
sold six acres in the southern part of the
CITY ct 81 ,2o0 and acre. This property was
purchased about 2 year and half ago at
about 500 an acre
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

4 firm owning panorama of the battle of
Gettysburg desire to put IL UP ut Wichita.
1t would be put in by a joint stock company.
The same company put in the one at the
Soldiers Home near Dayton, Ohio
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Mrs. !. u. Newton, nee Miss Maggie ia
cobs, arrived in tho city yesterday to remain
over Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Z. l..
Hoffman of North Topeka.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

c.. W. Lilliman, Of Ironton, Ohio, who is
out looking for q business location &Ed In
vestment, called yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Clarence Woodman OF Garden City came
in Yesterday to spend Sunday with ms
father. Commodore Eoodman.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Lou Meyer, representing ;he Eass Sap
company, OF ST. Louis, '-as IN The os-..' YES
teriay in the interest of that es.a5Iisla-,ent-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Henry Coucl., OF Anthony. accompanied
Deputy United Stotes Marshal Beal to the
city last night.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Miss Kate Nannion. OF Augusta, is visiting
the Miss Ryans. CT East Douglas avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

The following new students entered the
Southwestern Business college yesterday:
Edwin Kildoo, Chase; james Gilmore, Nich-
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Go and hear the London tabernacle rovl-
valis5 at the Central CHRISTIAN church at il
a. Ia. and $50 p. m.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Tho new bell for the .Prosbyterian church
was placed in the beifry ycfterday.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Post has sold his little building in the rec.r
OF Grant & Luclel's, on First street, 10 I.
Fin1e, Of s.. Louis. Gr. Finke contein-
plates opening Up stand for the sal' ci
home made candy snd confectionery His
,nsuufaotog-v VIII be on tho wcs5 side,
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

The streets in Rosenthars addition are al
GRADED and in coo.i icondition.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Wo hear that AFr ~. J. Wilson, the big
merchant of whom the EAGLE spoke yester-
day has secured a fifty foot front room on
Maln street.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
AMUSEMENT.

Z. G. Briggs, OF Augusta, lie, Is at the
Manhattan.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

N. 3. Brousc purchased the fine bay colt
OF EIr F. A. Russell, paying 5000 for The
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Mr. G. Gehring returned last evening from
i business trip 10 ST. Louis.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Rev DR.. Mcbride, who breaches a the
Central Christian church, corner of Second
and Market streets, is one Of the great En-
giish revivalists who was engaged in the
wonderful revival in the London tabernacla.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

The ". G. T. L. have ordered full SCI OF
the WonlGn's Suffrage Movement for tiiciF
library, edited by Susan i. Anthony, ars-
Stanton and Mrs. Gage, a member OF the V.
c. :. L. having given - toward the pur-
chase OF the same.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31
OFT FISHING.

The Republican meeting last night was
failure. The chairman of the central com
mitIee claims 70 have engaged the Memorial
hall for the evening, but that was occupied
by the fair and could no, be used. lie was
notified OF thai fact yesterday and took no
u2eazUres to set another haD. Some one out
side OF the committee made arrangements
FOR the court house and Ii was lighted up
bat no band WAS secured to notify the people
! and consequently the crowd was small II i,
had been Of an. size there were no chairs to
accommodate them Some could have been
secured, however. al Memorial hall.
Il MAS the general opinion that The failure
was the rcSglt OF bad management to sly the
least. who is 70 b,aneF wcs the question
! frequently heard asked The conl1i3-ee
! Of course, vas the invariable answer.
Near o'closi Juis 7. B. Wall told those
/ present that the speaker wo1id 70. address
( then, on that occasion, hut that Memorial
hall had been secured for Monday night, and
I that the meeting would bc advertised AMI
the speaker given large auiieace as he dc
served
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Mr. \. Baird, general secretary Of The !.
" C. = telcgraphs from Inieponaence, 10,
that Hr. ". E. Lewis, state secretary Of the
" Ii. c. 4 of Wisconsin, wiz be il with
him next Monday Re viii be AZ tie recep-
ton Monday evening. Mr. Lewis is a wide
awake man On all Y u c a WORK
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Thos. Glover came down from tic 7eniten-
tiary ard viii bc here until after the election.
His duties as on officer OF that Institution,
keeps him so closely confined that he don't
get back to Wichita oftensr than once or
,
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

I.icerse to wed was yesterday issued to
Daniel c. Moore and Emma .. Sioat, both
Of Derby They were afterwards married at
the Office, his honor, Judge Jewett, perform
jnor tllo rere,uOuy
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Miss Annie Dell, the telegraph operator
from Fl Smith, Ark, arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon to take Z position in the
Western Union Office OF the city. Mr. T. ".
Gibson, Who las been working extras. re
turns 10 Kansas City today.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Mrs. J. ". Tramnen and Master Albert
| Trannlell, Of Newton, are spending few
DAYS in town. the guests Of hir. and Mrs. Nc
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

r. IL Durham, Of Danville. Kentucky.
lately appointed secretary TO Mr. RicLey.
superintendent Of The government building
at Wichita, arrived in the city yesterday.
Nr. D.'s father has represented his district in
CONGRESS. Is some of our readers are aware
Supsrintent,s1t Riches informed AIr. D. tba;
work would commence on the building with
in a short time, but everybody knows that il
is too late to make any showing this fall. W
take pleasure in welcoming Afr. d. TO Z;
least a tl,ree or four years residence II
Wichita, by which time it VIII DE impossible
10 coax him Away.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

LLOYD g. Fer1iu sends Us q lot of peanuts
grown on his fourth addition, on the wine
land which grew the premium pumpkins.
The peanuts, like the town and ike the pre-
miun, pumpkins spread out il : wonderful
way. some OF them being three inches long.
He win probably dispose Of this crop 10y The
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

The Hezpeyiaa society VIII bold It's first
meeting O. the seasoa n Ar. c ) Ca-la-
wells. - North Topeka, Tues la- oTe-a.1y
na-a. Al Who vri-l . ioia VIII please /
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Mr. Robert Hay. of the United States
geological survey. who has been working in
Southeast Kansas for several months, arriv-
ed in this city last evening, On route for
junction City, having closed lis work for
this season. tie is stopping at the Occidental.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

This afternoon AZ / o'clock Timothy Coop,
OF England, will address a mass meeting Of
children at the Christian church. Fir. Coop
has the happy faculty OF addressing children
snl this vii be q rare opportunity OF hear
ing q man who has Travelled and seen much
NJ fba lyt,r.l,l
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

First Baptist-The pastor, Rev. ". +.
Harper, viii preach today at II a. N. and at
7:5O p. H. Morning subject: The Cruclcal
Test The ordinance OF baptism VIII be ad-
nlinistared at close OF evening service.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

West Side Baptist Sunday School" iii
meet at / D. NJ, at Sl2 West Douglas avenue
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

H.V. Waltcr,.ire, OF Forest, Ohio, came
Yesterday to look over the metropolis.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Friends meeting and Sabbath school IL
Woman's Christian rooms. Sabbath school
at 945 a. H. Religious services at IL Il. m.
All are cordially invited.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Mr. 7. 2. C2oE, assistant superintendent
os the southern division of tho Western
Unio-, laf7 the city last evening FOR St
~.t-fs
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Nfr. y. F. Neiderlanier returned yester}iey
from q business trip Of month to lew
York and in the New England states.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

john W. Vinson, Of JeIsyv!lle, IL, was
among Yesterdays arrivals.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

The new home Of Barry Stewart has had
the seal Of happiness placed upoa it. Is at
mosphere Of peace Las bean Illuminated by
an unfadiag glory il the new presence Of a
first-5orn. This essence Of nuptial lie,
these pledges or love, arc as unIajliRG and
fadeless Is the san of heaven himself That
this concentrated bundle of JOY AMI happi
ness comes in the shape Of = boy weighing
eight pounds, makes the event none the less
interesting, We wish mother, father and
~, hcr1.i.inss ~ ln.lt- L u
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Sheriff HAYS received Q message last even
ing to go Immediately to OatviLe, rs troubl
rns on Land.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

United Brethren-Corner Washington ana
Prince streets. Services ~ 1889 a. m AMI
7;30 p. IN. These ere evangelistic services,
conducted by Revs. Martin and BrookInl!le1
from Iowa and Nebraska, respectively The
meetings are growing il interest and num-
hers NIGHTLY
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Oak Street Presbyterian-Preaching every
Sunday at II a. NJ. and T:30 p. N. Sunday
school at 3p N. Prayer meeting =! 80 p III.
Thursday. All are cordially invited.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Sheriff Hays dismissed eleven iointers
from his establishment yesterday. They
came down the s.rset with q lively hop
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Nessrs. Granger & Danbar VIII com
nence the grocavv business this week oH
North Main street in the EciEsoa bgiliirG.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

N,r. J. D. Wise of Richmond, Kentucky,
arrived in the city ias5 evening. lie Is al
al! a-ci.aintance OF Travis Morse. Esq.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Evangelical Lutheran. at
opera house, 1880 a. m; Sabbath school,
. 80 p. n. Preaching al Greenwich, 2:30 pm
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

First II. E.-Quarterly meeting services at
the First II E. chulch today. Rev. j. D.
Botkin presiding elder, will preach at io:@o
a. H.: love feast at 0 a. H.; Sunday schooi
9 80 i, IL. young peoples meeting 6:3o p. IL.
All are cordially invited.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

Dodge Avenue Presbyterian - Sabbath
school at p N. Preaching at 7:So P. m ty
the pastor, Rev. Z. j. Brown. Subject OF
sermon: THE fret day of tho week, the
Christian Sabbath" Prayer meeting en-
"wednesday evening y welcome to AL
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

u. L. Sloan of Pittsburg, Pa, is III the
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-31

George Z. Hagen, Of Austin, Texas, was
IL the city Yesterday.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-20
ASHAMED OF IT.

The Republican press OF the Territory is
heartily ashamed of Sanders prot Chinese
record. They don't like to handle the un-
clean thing. The Helena Herald refers to
and dismisses it with the simple question:
What difference does it make what Col.
Sanders thought of the Chinese question
years ago when nobody knew much about
it," The Inter Mountain with less caution
and more presumption last evening, first
pitched in to defend. then to explain and
then to apologize for Sanders, but after
squirming and wiggling with the subject 10 r
a brief moment it craNled away from the
Extensively ordorous record and branched
off into a scattering discussion of the Bur-
lingalne treaty, Mr.. w. W. Dixon, Col. J. C..
Robinson. Frank Lee, Judge Knowles, u
Supreme Court decision, Sharp & Napton,
Samuel Word, and Joe Toole and at last
wound up in the placer mines in Orc Elmo
Gulch. A lamer, more pointless and less
effective defense of Col. Sanders and his
man and brother record could
not be peRned outside a lunatic asylum.