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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
THE MEMORIAL TABLET.
The Kansas state onscers At Garfield University
To-Day.

1t viii be remembered that the state Of
Kansas, through its last legislature. made
an appropriation for memorial tablet for
the Garfield University Of this city. The
tablet was ordered made in Boston. II
arrived in this city yesterday over the
Rock Island road aud the state officers
notified the trustees and other officers Of
that institution that committee Of their
number would arrive IN the city this
morning TO see the tablet put in position.
1t is fine piece Of work cut from red
granite and IS five by thirteen feet. being
an immense affair. As 70 its design moth
ing is known here save the words which II
bears, which, according TO DR.. Hendryx's
best recollection, are these:
THE STATE OF KANSAS HONOGS The
MEMORY OF JAMES A. GARFIELD. The
STUDENT, THE TEACHER, The CHRISTIAN,
THE PATRIOT SOLDIER AND TIE MARTYR
PRESIDENT. GOD REIGSs AND The GOVERN
MENT STILL LIVES. sTRANGCLATUS PRO
REPCBLICA.'
The memorial will be unveiled ar some
future but not far removed date with APP
propriate ceremonies, with a presentation
address from the state and response upon
the part of the university, Of which due
notice will be given This will be when
the weather IS pleasant enough for an out
door audience
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
BRIDAL TOUR.

Mr. C T. Miller and bride rec Miss Ella
Garnett, and Miss Dora Arnold, formed a
wedding party that was stopping at the
Carey Grand on yesterday. Mr.. Miller is
from Independence, No, and his bride
and her attendant are from the fruitful
home OF accomplished and beautiful
women, the blue grass region of Kentucky.
Wichita is Que OF the objective points OF
an extended bridal tour. and the party
express themselves as delighted with the
varied beauties and substantial marks OF
progress Of the young city.
Last night they met quite a number OF
friends and relatives ii the parlors OF the
hotel. consisting Of Mr.. and Mrs. Judge
Martin. DR.. and Mrs. Graham, Mr.. +
y. Haymaker and Mrs. Loula Schoolen,
and passed a most enjoyable evening
They leave on the morning train for Kan
sas City, strong in their praises OF
Wichita. and radiant in the recollection Of
the pleasant time spent within her bond
ers.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
HARDY SOLOMON HOME

Mr.. Hardy Solomon is at home after an
extended business trip down among the
eastern cities. He spent two or three
weeks in Philadelphia and New York,
meeting many old business acquaintance
and capitalists. He found business con-
idence considerable shaky. especially in
New York, with corresponding depres-
sion all around This unpleasant state Of
facts arises from the condition OF western
railway stocks which have deprecated
disastrousIy TO many because OF failures
to pay dividends. Capitalists argue from
this that the west must be hard up with
out stopping to enquire into the real
cause of the failure OF such divi-
dends. They fail to take into con-
sideration the eveat that roads have
been extended and innumerable
branches built in many instances
for the margins realized by the manage
meut between the actual cost Of construc-
ton and the amount for which they were
mOrtga-ed. Such extensions and branches
have become a burJhen By eating up the
earnings Of the original main lines which
have heretofore paid such handsome divi-
dends Mr.. solomon, however, found the
better posted class OF business men well
impressed with Wichita's great future.
and number Of heavy capitalists from
New York. Philadelphia and other points
VIII visit this city in the near future.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
A LIVELY SCENE.
The Public School 1T Andaie Visited By Bite,
Fight Between l eacher and Pupils.

A gentleman from Anoale yesterday re-
ported quite an exciting affair in that
town early yesterday morning. According
TO the informant there has been disturb
ance in the neighborhood for some weeks
growing out Of the schools Of the town.
The board Of education, or a majority Of
that body, being opposed TO the gentleman
IN charge of the schools, whose name was
given as Mcdonnell, and the the vicinity
had TO great extent taken sides. The
trouble seems 10 have grown cut Of a dis
pute concerpiDg q contract existing be-
tween the board and Mcdonnell, the
former claiming the right reserved TO dis
miss the latter any time the desired,
while tSis right was denied BY the latter
At meeting Of the board Tuesday
night it had been decided 10 dis
miss him the last OF this week
and he was informed OF such
action On opening school yesterday
morning it is said Mcdonnell commenced
an exclamation Of the disturbance and II
the course OF his remarks alluded 10 one
OF the board in such way as 10 cause the
son Ct the gentleman referred to. 10 an
swer by calling him liar. This was the
beginning Of q lively scene. Mcdonnell
thought 10 correct such action on the part
or the pupil and in making an effort in
that direction a general row resulted. j
number OF boys from sixteen TO twenty
years old took up the cause of the lad who
had given the positive refuration and
pitch battle OF some duration followed II
hnau got so hot that everything that
could be nsed for q club was in active ser
vice, one or two pupils assisting McDon-
nell constituting one side and eight or ten
pupils showing their pluck and strength
on the ether. According to the inform
ant Mcdonnell was overpowered
and run out of the building
followed by the enemy. He
was protected by some individuals who
happened to be on hand at that moment
and was assisted to his room. 1t was
thought that he was considerably injured
but the informant estimated that it was
mostly scare on the part of his friends.
There seems to have been more bruises
than serious injuries. Some Of the pupils
engaged IN the row showed slight eyi-
dences OF having been in an engagement.
1t was quite natural that school should
close Tor the day. Some Of the smaller
kids were very much alarmed and scamp
cred around the immediate vicinity, some
crying, some yelling and all as rule max
ing fair amount Of noise.
The morning exercises, it IS said, added
more fuel to the flames and the excitement
among some Of the people had reached an
undesirable limit. 1t is thought, however.
that everything can be quieted and few
days viii find peace restored on a solid
basis
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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
THE SHOW WINDOWS.

The show windows OF the city are be
ginning TO indicate very clearly that
Xmas is near at hand. They ara quite
attractive, some OF them especially 80,
and attract d great deal Of attention. The
comments could be none other than favor
able, and especially is it observed that
strangers in the city are attracted by the
fine displays made. A gentleman from
s.. Louis who Is engaged IN the mer-
chantile business, was heard 10 remark
yesterday that one could visit the prin-
cipal cities OF the country and would not
find any displays more neat or tasty and
making better appearance than some 10
be seen IN Wichita This was quite a sur
prise 20 him. as it IS his first visit 20 the
city and be mad not expected to see full
dedged city styles followed out so closely.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
TWO ARRESTS

Yesterday afternoon Officer Dennis and
Captain Foster were called down OF South
Fifth TO make the arrest Of two women
who had been fighting. One OF them.
Jessie Smith, was found raving drunk and
badly kicked and bruised; the other, Ella
Jeffries, had several scratches upon her
face Both were put into hack aud be-
ing brought up 70 the station the Smith
woman was locked in the box 10 sober up.
The Jeffries woman says that the other
party came at her with a Ratchet and
wanted fight, and Il gave il 20 her you
bet, for can lick any woman that walks. ="
After this pleasant remark she was re-
leased upon bail 70 appear IN police court
this morning TO answer 70 the charge Of
disturbing the peace.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
USENENTS
nAW-nRD

a Cold Day" was given last night 20 q
good house at the Crawford. The play has
undergone some changes for the better,
and this fact together with the very clever
company which presented i. and the
scenery carried for its production made q
very acceptable sud entertaining perform
ance. The two Long Branch Caterers.
Jacob Blow and Able Effort, were well
handled by Mr. Lessenger and Mr.. Samp-
sen. the latter introd ucing IN the last act
some very clever ourlesqGe limitations.
Dido a. given by Car.otta, was good; be.
dancing seemed 10 catch TIE house and
called forth enc0res. The coraes SOLO Of
N7 Baughuan was another co0nendabls
feature. he was twice recalled The play
VIII be repeated tonight and another geod
house IS promised
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
SCHOOL BUILDING ENTERED.

Some fellow hungry Tor coal made an at
tack OF the Levy street school building
Tuesday night and removed quite a large
amount from the basement. The door en-
teriug was smashed down evidently with
an axe and also the door leading to the
main part OF the building As far as could
be observed, nothing OF value had been re-
moved from class rooms and Mr.. Wingard
who has charge OF buildings and grounds,
IS at a loss to know the reason foriuvading
the class rooms, unless by way OF blind
to attract attention from the decreased
r0al r1f1a
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
HANDSOME PRESENT.

Some young ladies in the vicinity OF the
orphans home have interested themselves
in preparing a Christmas tree for the chill
dren OF the home. Having secured a nice
tree for the occasion they appeal to those
more fortunate to contribute a mite in the
way Of gift that viii afford pleasure or
amusement or leave pleasant memory of
Christmas in the minds Of these little IN
fortunates, TO send such gifts TO the home,
No III Pennsylvania avenue.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
LITERARY AND MUSICAL

The pupils az All Halloyvs Academy e.
tertained q large number OF theIr friends
and relatives yesterday Afternoon with
songs, instrumental solos and duets AID
Rotations. The fact that Bishop He2nessy
was present caused them % do doabIy well
Misses Leslie and Phelps did exceedingly
well az the piano, especially the latter
Miss Guyton gave comic sketch IN COS
tune Of the gueruloGs Mrs. Freeu, and
il was hugely enjoyed Altogether Il was
$ very successful affair. credirable alike to
teachers and pupils.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

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Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
DOING THEM Up.

Mr.. Harday solomon has many interest
ing stories 70 tell in the line of experiences
while east and south over his talks about
Wichita. A. rule he found the people
inclined 10 think the city one Of the most
prosperous and promising IN the west, but
an occasional newspaper man, anxious for
his patrons u remain at home, would
write a protest and declare, of course, that
everything had gone 70 the dogs in Kan
sas. and Wichita in the heap. OF course,
IN no instance had the fellow taking ex-
ceptions visited the city. and personally
knew nothing OF the facts, Mr.. Solomon
would write him up some OF the data and
leave him foundering victim.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
A HOWL.

Some of the West Side people who are
compelled to Use the Douglas avenue
bridge most are complaining in emphatic
terms about the dIlapjdated condition OF
the foot bridge. The iron railing in many
places has been removed and dark night
with the electric current wandering
around might fad some fellow taking d
header for the river bottom. They seem
to insist that some one should take the
matter in hand in the iusterest Of improve
ruHutS
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
BIZ RGLARI.

Some time night before last the store OF
Lee Hays, corner of Water aud Douglas,
was entered through the rear by burglars.
There was no light burning in the store
room and the thieves could with ease, as
far as discovery was concerned, go through
everything. They unlocked the safe and
ritied the drawers carrying away every
thing they found within. 1t is not known
how much property they managed to take
away with them.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
THE DEESTRICK SKULE.
Successful Entertainment at the Garneld-The
Exercises.

Last evening Garfield hall was filed TO its
utmost capacity by a delighted audience,
who witnessed The Deestrick Skule''
entertainment given by the Young Peo-
pies society Of the Christian Endeavor of
the First Presbyterian church. Both the
outdoor and indoor scenes OF old time
school house were realistic. The numerous
characters were well cast and created
great merriment.
Hon Rudolph Hatfield as Ichabod
Crane. the schooimaster, was great sue
cess. The makeup" OF each scholar too,
was very striking
The program began with the outdoor
scene, before the opening OF school. The
pranks and costumes Of the scholars
started contagious fit of laughter in the
audience which continued until the school
closed Roll call" the Reading class"
and the Geography class created much
amusement. The feature of the exercises
before recess" was the spelling match, "
In which they ''chose up sides" Recess
was brief season OF delight for the school,
after which the Grammar class recited.
A knock at the door was heard and the
master hurriedly cautioned the school to
~ ~ 40 O-,t OCAle-EAOI do AC GotC~NNQ
that the school COMMITTEE" was coming
to visit the school. His surmise was cor
rect, for IN stalked the well known form Of
Farmer Doolittle," the 'cheermau," fol-
lowed by Messrs- J. NJ Allen and I. D.
EOutZ, the other members of the commit
tee. After singing Of the capitals" OF the
various states by the class in geography,
an address of welcome" to the commit
tee, by Katrina Smidt," was delivered.
This was followed with Analogue between
''Dorothe Dickens and Peter Pumpkin
blossom" ''Jedediah Jenkins" delivered
a defamation upon George Washington
and the cherry tree.
The master here explained that he had
inaugurated some new features, which he
thought very beneficial, although some
might call them new tangled" The
class IN arithmetic then sang the multi.
plication table Of 5s' set 20 music Miss
Jerusha Buzzfuzz read an essay upon
Spring" Methuselah Pancakes decla-
nation, The boy stood on the burning
deck, was full Of fire. The reading class
read in concert. Sam lntha Saratook de-
claimed and the exercises closed with an
original poem" entitled An Ode to
Wichita" by Cesar G. Corncob.
The school master here suggested that
they would listen to some pertinent re-
remarks from the committee" and called
upon the ''cheerman," Thomas Thumb,
Esquire" That gentleman somewhat
surprised the master by ''pickin his new
tangled notions all TO pieces" and conclud-
ed by informing him that they would ''be
back tomorrer. for tew turn him oeut. 3"
With that they withdrew. The cheer
man" and his relic of the campaign, the
red bandaua," were great successes. The
decision caused the girls to "boo-hoo,"
bnt most OF the boys applauded. After a
few fearful words OF farewell by the mas
ter" the school sang Aud Lang Syne."
Quite a handsome sum was realized
from the sale Of seats at b and p cents.
The following scholars were in attend
ance;
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
THE TABOR AIT SALE.

Tonight, FRIDAY and SATURDAY nights
the collection OF Ta5or's ins oil paintings
will be sold az public action to The highest
bidder. The sale takes place next door 70
Wcodma1's bank On North Main street.
Stop in during the day and examine the
selection They are the finest paintings
and frames ever put upon exhibition vast
OF Chicago. NJ. Martin. OF the Market
street art store. who has furnished the
frames, guarantees them 20 be equal 70
aoY IN the market
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
SAID TO BE ONLY RUMORs.

Last evening two men were seen driving
rapidly away from the houses at the cor
ner Of Fifth and Williams: and at the
crossing Of Fourth made inquiries of the
residence OF a physician mentioned. 1t
was reported that a fight had ensued and
oae OF the combaCtants were badly injured;
another report was that one Of the inmates
of the dive had attempted suicide. The
trouble, whatever. 1t was, va, carefully
coucea. e. from the officers who went to
make an investigation. and everything
was said 10 De all serene.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
CNINCIL MEETING.

It was thought quite probable yesterday
thar :. council meeting viii be held to-
morrow evening for the purpose Of passing
on bill Of working force which is thought
will give d chance for more Christmas
presents. It is also stated that some other
matters Will be considered at the meeting.
including possibly the trouble between the
council and Citizens Electric Light COM
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
."POSSEN SHO.''

The 'possum meat for the Garfield park
on New Years day has been engaged. \
gentleman in Butler county has given
faithful promises TO supply fifty for the
occasion for half dollar per postum. The
committee having the arran gements in
charge are quite busy and think they will
succeed in making the day one long to be
remembered
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
The WHEAT CROP.

Farmer Doolittle yesterday stated that
the farmers from tais section ali bring in
a most encouraging report of the wheat
crop. So thick does the grain stand upon
the ground that cattle are pasrCred upon
it, and the farmers say that the cattle are
thriving immensely
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
The FIRE LAST EVENING.

was turned in from North Fourth avenue.
The department answered and soon had
extinguished the burning building; barn
in an alley in the rear Of the pump fac
tory OF North Fourth The loss was
small
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
SEWER MATTERS.

Work was resumed on brick sewer yes
terday and several feet put IN Work WAS
discontinued on pipe lines owing to a lack
OF pipe Il is said sixteen car loads of pipe
arrived Tuesday night and viii be dis
tribured today and work IN the Depart
neur increased.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

Tae holiday trade = CT IA earnes. IL
ever. posslo Die IlDe- Even the green grocer,
the butcher and The soap manufacture are
constrained 70 offer something II The way
OF the holiday demand The s;asioasrs.
the notion dealers, tie druggists and dry
goods uel- the jewelers. and the ART store
men are yle.ux with each other n skox
window displays PzterfzE1ihas have be-
gua 20 Sroen Il good earnest for pocket
books are low and the baaks are wi.aCut
any SURPRISES Diamond brooches and
soIirai-es ara Eot 30 fashionable this year
and seal sxins lack ec4Gt. One az our Ell
bow suggests TIA. SIZE Wishes Christmas
came bat once II Eve years CT 70. vlgich
vii meet WITH za,T sr&1s
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
PERSONALS.

J.H Daily. New York, Is in the city.
:. L Wilson, St. Louis arrived yester-
day.
R.w. Doig was in from Ulysses yester-
lay.
sM Biggs, Rochester, y. Y, is in the
city
{. Evans, streator, IL, is looking over
the city.
Z. FoIlett was in from Hutchinson yes
Nterday.
Jacob Dewitt was IN from salina yes
terday.
III. Kidson, Kansas City, rrrived last
evening
Ell. James, Kansas City was an arrival
yesterday.
Mrs. F. r. Powell was in from Augusta
yesterday.
PHI. Chisholm was up from Yelling
ton yesterday.
Edward HaryfeId, Chicago. was an ar
rival last night,
W. 3. Thompson, Philadelphia, was in
the city yesterday.
: Furgeson and Scott Matson, st. Louis,
arrived here last night.
Z The leading members Of the Cold Day
Company are stopping at the Carey.
Thomas c. Wilson, ESQ. leaves this
morning for visit TO Philadelphia
Mrs. B. c. Elder has gone to Kansas City
to spend the holidays with her parents.
Mrs. Kreirmeyer. Of south Topeka. yes
terlay removed her family 10 New York
state.
Mr.. John Watts, cashier OF the West
side National bank, was in attendance at
She Scottish Rite Masonic lodge last
night.
Mr.. Bruggeman leaves this morning to
visit friends at Alton, Peoria and Bloom
ington, III.
Mrs. F. D. Cline is off this morning to
spend the holidays with her parents at
Attica, Ind.
S,FoIoneI Esmond, Fred Graham and P.
Il Cunningham were yesterday IN from
Medicine Lodge.
Madame Vallain, the discoverer of Eu-
-enia's Secret, IS IN our city the guest OF
Mrs. Mary Bernard.
stock dealer of Towanda, Kan, was IN the
city last night N attendance at Scottish
Rite Masonic lodge.
". +. Creuin, Kansas CITY. !. H Death
eTago, -. Louis; K. II. Norris, Atchison,
and z. f. Smythe, Springfield No, were
registered AT the Carey yesterday.
Leo E Warner, who has been resident
0t This city Tor three years, leaves tonight
via the Rock Island route for his former
home in Minnesota. He viii return in a
tGw weeks.
|, Hr II. \. Rogers. manager Of the bold
hacking Co.'S offices At Kansas City. Mo,
arrived yesterday aud viii remain in the
city week or more looking up the Offices
at this place.
Mr. Frank Smith. of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
* the guest OF John \ Smith. of this
city. and he mas been here looking up a
location FOR mandatory that viii en-
ploy q good number Of men. 1t Is thought
his scheme VIII uateri3liZe IN a few DAYS.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20

One day last week Dennis Begley, OF
Bingham. went 70 Wichita 70 visit his
brother. Re- Fr. Begley, formerly priest
o. the BINGHAM parish. Father BeSlsy
took his brother FOR = ride about the city.
during which the team ran away The
priest jumped out aud was caught IN the
wheels, having both legs broken De i
now IN very dangerous condition. Mr.
Dennis Begley was not injured
Patriot.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
roNINo BAL

The Wichita Boat GLIB viii on Car.St-
mas night give . Domino ball AZ BeAl's
dancing academy. TEe do1liaos viii be OF
blue and white. colors OF the club. and are
being made b. N-reseZbery Members OF
the club wishing 70 aCsend must leave
their names ~ Hectia-er Bros. before
Saturday The intention now Is 20 have
but thirty-fve couples and 70 make II as
select d possible.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-20
TO ADVERTISERS.
Superinten4ents and Principals of Common
CIty and Graaet schools.

Just completed and for sale at this Office
Record Of Teachers Ability for use by
superiutendents and principals. Can be
lsed IN any city The book is Of a conven-
lent size 10 carry in the pocket. Bound in
cloth. 50cents; Flexible Back, sL00. Sent
BIZ mail 90 any address upon receipt Of a
cents for cloth and S107 for flexible bind
ing. Orders by mail viii receive prompt
attention. Address
The WICHITA EAGLE,
II Wichita, Kan.