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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Topeka, Oct 6.-The following opinions
were rendered by the supreme court Of
Kansas today:
By Horton, c. 1.-THE state of Kansas
VS. VIM. Furney ct al, appeal from Morris
county, affirmed; the state of Kansas eS
rel, VS. Western Irrigating Canal COM
pany, original proceeding in quo
warranto. judgment for defend
ant: A Martin VS. S. g. hopkins ct al, er-
ror from Rocks county, affirmed; the I'm
ion Pacific Railway company VS. j. Is.
Hutching, and the Union Pacific Railway
company VS. Mary Z. Hutchinsons motions
for reappearing overruled: Elizabeth Nc
Elroy ct al. VS. Chas. II. Morley ct al, err
ror from Bourbon county, affirmed.
By Valentine, 1.-THE State of Kansas
ex rel VS. Jno. j. Stevenson & Co., appeal
from kingman county, reversed; james Il.
Hill VS. y. j. Apologize, error from Green
wood county, affirmed; the State eX rel.
VS. J. c.. NARROW ct al, original proceedings
in mandamus, peremptory writ denied.
By Johnson, 1.-The State of Kansas VS..
Geo. Kicker, appeal from Finney county,
affirmed.
BY Simpson, C.-Lucinda Clark VS.
Amanda Schnur, ct al. error from Shaw
nee county. affirmed; Michael Sweeney VS..
Joseph Penney, error from Wabaunsee
county, reversed; Scandinavian Coal and
Mining company VS.. Chas. Whitaker,
error from Usage county, reversed; Peter
Hietal VS.. Louis APPEL, error from Shawnee
county. affirmed; The Burlington Insur-
ance company VS.. Alex McElod, error
from Marshall county, reversed; The city
of Topeka VS.. Fred Sufali, appeal from
Shawnee county, reversed; j. A Heath vs..
s. A. Brown & Co., ct al, error from Allen
county, affirmed.
In re Richard L. Merkley, original pro-
ceeding in habeas corpus, petitioner re-
manded; Solomon r. Washer ct al, VS.. B..
f. Bond ct al, error from Harvey county,
affirmed; Kate Kohn VS.. Kate Is. Barr ct
al, error from Atchison county, affirmed
By Clogston C.-J. G. Stiff VS.. j. A.
Fullinweider, error from Butler county,
affirmed; the Kaw Life Association ct al,
VS.. Jennie Lemke, error from Leaven-
worth county, affirmed; L. Moon VS..
Julia Ann March, error from Lyon
county, reversed; the state of Kansas
county, affirmed; the state of Kansas VS..
Fred Segermond, appeal from Butler coun-
ty, reversed Frank Reynolds VS.. Chas.
Nelson, error from Barber county, affirm
ed; George Davis, sheriff, VS.. c. G. McCar-
thy, error from Jefferson county, reversed
BY Holt. CIV. II. Hurd ct al. VS.. the
Commissioners of Harvey county, error
from Harvey county, reversed; NJ. j. Ill
ingsworth ct al. VS.. VIM. NJ. Stanley ct al. =,
error from Coffey county, affirmed: the
state of Kansas VS.. Geo. Aver, error from
Barber county, reversed Wichita Whole
sale Grocery company VS.. H. D. Records,
assignee, error from Barber county, re-
versed.
Per curiam-Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railway vs.. Del. Rugg, administrator,
error from Pawnee county, dismissed; S.
J. Butts ct al, VS.. John w. Myers, error
from Harper county, affirmed; the conf
missioners OF Graham county VS.. the state
ex rel, error from Graham county, dis
missed.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
A Lengthy Order Issued by Judge
Brewer of the United
States Court.
A Long List of State Corporations Chartered
and Supreme Court Decisions
Le0ti News.
liberals Live Stock Trade-alinor State
News-General Harrison Receives
Large Chicago Delegation
Political Topics
WEATHER BULLETINS.

SIGNAL OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Oct.
6.-The highest temperature was 62.7 .
the lowest 365 and the mean AS with
brisk to light northerly winds, cool clear
weather becoming little warmer towards
night, higher barometer. The morning
was the coolest yet; there was a light
frost.
The maximum velocity OF wind was
\ 16 miles per hour at 9:25 a. m.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
at a. m. 30. $50 inches; at p. m. 30 $50
inches, at D. m. 30 i49.
Mean relative humidity $3.50 per cent.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, u. c.,
Oct. 6.-The indications for twenty-four
hours, commencing Sunday, October
T. at a. M, are as follows:
For Missouri and Kansas: Fair weather.
variable winds.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
SEWERAGE CONTRACTORS.

Yesterday was lively day at the Office
of City Engineer Mulvey. The sewer con-
tractors and bidders were on the home
stretch for information. All were anxious
for plans and for information from the
| engineers, and assistants were busy
answering questions on the subject.
| The following contractors and companies
are preparing bids:
Frank Riley, Cleveland, O.; John J. Ev-
erson, Akron, O.: John Smith, Rock
| Island, H.: J. J. Williams, Denver, Col;
w. r. Mercer Terre Haute, Ind d. P.
Alexander & Co., city; Thomas & Howard,
city. Thomas A. Bagley. city; Decker,
Berry g. Mullins, Topeka, Kan; Wise,
Smith &, Baer, Kansas City, Mo-; Hand
ing. Loonan & McLain, city; J. j. Carey,
Chicago.
In the interests of tile are: Col Howard,
of Evans & Howgrd, st. Louis, Mo-; d. 4.
HILL secretary American Sewer Pipe COM
pany, Akron, O.; John Clark, secretary
Kansas City Sewer Pipe company; W. w.
Stickney, secretary Stoneware Pipe COM
company, Alton Junction, H.; Captain
Argo, secretary Blackmer s. Post Sewer
company. of st. Louis.
In the interests of iron are Coney,
Stewart s. Co, of this city, who have sub
mitted figures that will keep this immense
part of the amount to be expended at
| home.
In the interest of brick, the Triphammer
Brick company, located on Franklin ave-
hue, are bidding strongly for the furnish
ing of brick.
The regular meeting OF council for
considering bids comes tomorrow night.
Some of the councilmen We're heard speak
ing Of the matter yesterday and they
seemed to favor putting it OF for days
work. They seemed TO think the bids
should not be opened unless the council
could spend enough time over the matter
that session to settle it. This it was
argued might do away with a certain
amount OF possibilities for bad work that
is said is frequently done on such occa-
sions.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
For sale or Trade.

50 new and second hand buggies, phae
tons, carriages and wagons.
ten horse power boiler and engine.
5000 worth of agricultural implements,
consisting of plows, corn planters, one
Flying Dutchman, etc
2 fire proof safes.
10 delivery wagons, all kinda
lot chairs, $500 per doz-
entire grocery stocks; also part OF
stock.
l stock dry goods.
Fifty thousand acres western land.
I lot Office fixtures OF all descriptions
Also land in Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas
and Texas.
All property listed with US will receive
prompt attention at .he United States
Trading Co, No. 245 and 247 North Main
St. formerly Main Street Theatre building,
Wichita. Kan IL II
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
property due to the said Missouri, Kansas
& Texas Railway company.
Fourth-Said receivers shall also pay out

property due to the said Missouri, Kansas
& Texas Railway company.
| Fourth-Said receivers shall also pay out
of the income or revenues which may
come into their hands all just claims and
accounts for labor, supplies, professional
remaining unpaid and that have been
earned or have matured within three
months prior to the said 1st day of No
| vember, 1888.
Fifth-The matter of the payment of
balances due or to become due to other
railroads or transportation companies
growing out of exchange of traffic is re-
served for further orders.
Sixth-The said receivers are further
ordered and directed to pay all taxes on
said mortgaged property as the same shall
mature and also the current expenses in
the operation and maintenance of said
road and to collect all the revenue thereof.
Seventh-The said receivers are further
ordered and directed to keep or cause to be
kept such accounts as may be necessary to
show the sources from which all the in
come and revenues shall be derived with
reference to the interest of all the parties
to each of the mortgages mentioned IN the
compliments bill.
Eighth-The receivers shall report to the
court from time to time, at least once In
three months, their doings under this order
and they may apply to this court for In
structions whenever necessary.
Ninth-The said receivers, before enter
inc upon their duties, shall each take and
subscribe an oath to perform them faith
fully and with one or more surltles ap-
proved by this court or any judge thereof
shall execute. and undertaking to the
clerk of said court for benefit of whom it
may concern in the penal sum Of 500, 600,
conditioned TO the effect that he will faith
fully discharge the duties of receiver
herein and obey orders of the court.
Tenth-It is further ordered that all par
ties having in their possession any of said
mortgaged properly shall upon writ
ten demand of said receivers yield
up and deliver said property to
them and the complainant and defendants
are, and each of them is, authorized to
apply to any other United States circuit
court of competent jurisdiction for such
other orders in aid of the primary juris-
diction vested in this court in said cause
as may have auxiliary jurisdiction there
IN.
Eleventh-And it appearing to the
court that certain bonds and stocks claim
ed to be the property of said defendant,
the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
are now in the possession of the
Trust company, the complain
ant herein, it is ordered that said Mercan-
tile Trust company retain the possession
of said property until the further order of
this court, unless surrender thereof has
been duly ordered by some court of COM
petent jurisdiction, to all of which orders
and appointments the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas Railway company. defendant, OBJ
jects and excerpts.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
LOUISIANA RACE TROUBLES.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 6.--At McDonuogh-
vile on the opposite side of the river. a
difficulty occurred yesterday afternoon be-
tween Sergt Vogt and Officer Schlum-
brock on one side and party of drunken
negroes on the other, in which the police
were worsted. Schlumbreck was severely
injured.
Later in the evening squad OF police
men were sent over and soon scattered the
gathering of negroes aud arrested thirty
or forty of them. 1t is stated that the
police used their pistols and fired at the
fleeing negroes. Only one of the latter Is
known to have been injured.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
COUNTY TREAsURER's BOND.

The bond OF T. B. Cartright, who win be
Democratic county treasurer after next
Wednesday. WAS accepted yesterday by
the county commissioners twas signed
by g. II Downing. John Fisher, Sam Ma
lors, s. d. Pallet, r Carson. ". W.
Thomas, A A Glenn, B. K. Brown, n. A.
English. William Mathews. Nixon FIiost.
]. q. Mccoy
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
Mr.. BLAINE is ALL RIGHT.

DETROIT, Oct. 6.-Mr. Blaine is fast
mending and will be able to I'LL his en-
gagement at Grand Rapids Monday night.
This morning he was up early and at S
o'clock was engaged in reading a book in
the Alger mansion The physician who
was called in last evening. after
making an examination stated that the
ailment was slight cold in the throat.
caught in the open air meeting and agra
waited by speaking. The ouly prescription
was absolute rest indoors until Monday.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

Creditor and Buckwalter. dentists, az
the Wichita Dental institute. have decided
to make great reductions in all branches
of their profession to enable all to get
their dental work doae before cold weather
sets in. good set Of teeth for g. All
surgical operations without pain at one
half former price for the same VIII in
sure satisfaction. This viii afford people
in limited circumstances 10 get good den
tai work at prices 20 suit the times. 800
y. Main ST. lz-lt
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

Sealed proposals will be received at tbs
Office Of the county clerk up TO noon o.
Monday, October IS, 1855, for the purchase
OF the old Jail building-everything exoep
the iron work to be included IN the sale.
Also for the purchase Of all the frarn'
buildings now on the court house grounds
Buildings To be removed at once
The commissioners reserve the right q
reject any or ali bids
WICHITA, October 8, 1855.
y Ct :. DUsKIS, County Clerk
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
A SURE CURE FOR PILES

DR.. Eigk-s 6ernaa PIE O8s;sssst E@< esrsd
Eiinf Bleed NJ sad I.ehfng pi;ss. v;srl as ethsr
Otatnnerts bBye failed Il stsDstS tbs .usors. a.
Lays tie i.c1ilz - re- Eefs a. f0sitsfr. sivsg
Instant relief Dr. Efrss GeTsDsz Pie Gtataas
Is prepared osiT Tor plea sSs 10 ax q s 2TiFsss
parts. ssd ae<efns s1ss. ETsfy bns = SETrsst~-3s
S8l5 ~ erasgl.ss s~st ~ mai rspsstt - sFs<s
sor and iifs yss box soif ~ Bsss5=ssg Bfss, AL
Ajarseh a Eso-a. wscst.s. EaE&
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EvaNEEi 1875

DAYTON, o., Oct. 6-The annual session
of the Evangelical association of America
Is being held here with one delegate pres
ent from each conference throughout the
United States and Canada
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

A two-story eight-room house, almost
new, with modern improvements. such as
water and gas. on both aoors. Yard en-
closed by new picket fence. Situated OF
corner OF Wichita and Tenfh stroetA Two
street car systems pass the door constantly.
Price IS Per month The same rented foT
so last year For further information
cal on or address Mrs. Emma Mum. z
Central avenue. College Hli!. or Scott &
Cook, Rental Agency, z Douglas avenue
fz6s
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

The best Missouri shaft coal a. 80 per ION
Forest City Coal company, Ils y. Wats;
street Telephone 80. ~ IL
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
Parlor Meat Market,
- NORTH HATS STREET.
-ass:s Of az x5ass n Their sszsga -
GAME, OYSTERS. FISH, ETC.
"A. ROSS e. CO.
il<s=.


Fer the ADORE named occasion ths Ma
sour Pscife railway Tss1 5c0ss RSat<l
will sell road tr1p tleksts 20 Dallas sad
return ~ ors fare fos the roGn6 tip.
Tickets 90 sals Oct. sth, 81. 18th. fcxh.
lfh. 2srd and 9Th. good 20 rssufn ca ca
before Nov. 18th. For farther iEforn.-
ton call q. ctr tseks. ofssce. ~ =. xase
arrest. z K BLScELxy,
dfzi e Pass snd Tlcxss Azsns
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

The best Missouri shaft coal t.5o pei
ton. Forest City Coal com pany, 10 y
Water street. Telephone i57. i2 Il
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

The Forest City Coal company IL selling
coal az g e5 g. q and a. 80 per too: slack
a. e = Office liz y. Water street Tsse-
phone I57 - IL
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
a PIC DAN AL EO1I

LEoTI, Oct. 6.-The fair, which ended
today, was a success for Wichita county
The Republican rally tonight was
largely attended.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

The Forest City Coal company f. selling
coal at q Is, 81 = and a. 81 per .on: Slack
az s2S5 OEsee Ii y. Water street Tsie-
phone la Iz2 IL
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

The Fo-es. City Coal company 10 selling
coal az s. 81, ~ - add g. 20 per Ton. SLACK
az e - Ctnce Ii y. Water street Tele-
phone i57. IL j:
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

The Forest City Coal company is selling
coal at . -, n. - and a. 30 per ton, slack
at g. y. Office llS y. Water street TeIe-
phone Isl i21 70
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

The best Missouri shaft coal a 5oper ton
Forest City Coal company. 10 y. WG;si
street. Telephone l57. f2z II
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

Too5worth viii astonish yoa with the
low prices be Is making o. shoes Just nos
City shoe sierra lss y. Main So diZ Il
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
THE COURTS
JUSTICES COURTS.

JUSTICES COURTS.
| State vs.. Purse was again continued q
Justice Walkers.
Warrants were issued from the same
court for the arrest of Williams and Jack
con, the two men referred to In yesterday
EAGLE as having caused the racket at the
car works. They were both charged with
| having disturbed the peace, the warrant
having been sworn out by Mr.. Crawford.
George Daggett, the man who shot al
John George, Monday night, in front OF
Blacks livery stable on West Douglas
avenue, is wanted upon a warrant sworn
out by the injured man.
PROBATE COURT.
Hannah Stout was yesterday appointed
administrative Of John T. Stout, de-
ceased.
Inventory was yesterday filed in the
estate of Harry Chivington. minor, by
Whitney Tucker, guardian.
Marriage license was yesterday issued
by Judge Thomas to the following: Will
liam Gossett and Lizzie Fox.
DISTRICT COURT.
The time yesterday was mostly spent in
calling the civil docket and hearing mo-
tions.
The following city cases were disposed
of: City VS.. J. C. Mccoy, VS.. Geo. Green
ham, VS.. Geo. T. Bell, VS.. Albert Kunkle,
wece all dismissed. In City VS.. Oliver
Jackson, VS.. Geo. Harry, VS.. C. W. Tuttle,
VS.. Walter Rowsey, VS.. John Paulsin, a
nolle was entered. In City VS.. Charles
Smith, fine of $50 and costs was assessed
In City VS.. J. J. Thompson and City VS..
William Denese, the same sentence was
pronounced.
Smedley Darlington VS.. Jonathin P.
Morris ct al, judgment for Darlington; VS..
Jonathan r. and E. Morris, for $1,000. 35;
Judgment for S. W. Cooper for SIG; judg-
ment for B. Levi for 5000 40
The J. I. Chase Threshing Machine COM
pany vs. Thomas McDon: judgment for
s277.76
Mary H. G. Chandler VS.. Claudi J..
Pintard. ct al; Judgment for plaintiff for
$5125.
Lucy c. F. Gay vs. B. R. Smith ct al,
Judgment against B. R. and Tillie Smith
and others, S16S1.47: dismissed as to
Strong.
POLICE COURT.
Henry Timmermeyer and, Thomas
Hunt, Joe Teskey, Thomas Jones, George
Taylor and George Davis each came up to
pay their fines of SGT each for whisky va
grancy. They each turned over the re-
quired amount and were dismissed.
John Davis was brought into court upon
a warrant sworn out by man with whom
he had some trouble over a horse trade
Being found guilty of ass ault and battery
he paid fine of s.. A man named Sto ne
a witness in the case became very bolster
Gus, while the hearing was III progress and
was fined for contempt. Having no money
he was put into the cooler but afterwards
released.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

Badger Lumber Co. fslpbors tI9 kass
esss tons Of Canon C3:y cozi and 100 ton. az
Aafhrscste coal .. lowest prices. dizi z
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

A special communication of Wichita
lodge No. 80, A. F. and A. NJ, Monday
evening October6, for work in third. A
full attendance is desired; visitors INVITED.
Working members will meet at Masonic
hall this p. m. at o'clock.
A. j. APPLICABLE, Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

School sisoes 81 prices 20 sui; tie times.
J. c. wco6woEsh. len. Main *. de. /,
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07
Germ f~ Ass

800 tuzbeis 100 sous Of kay. For nsr-
tscui2ss apply % siexsls Escz- 4 Ho~-,
Beaumont. KAc- dils n
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

A Black Friday.-That day when per
son is first seriously attacked with rheu
matism, may well be termed black one
but if he uses Salvation Oil in time, he
will soon be able to speak of good Fri
day" 1t is the greatest cure on earth for
pain.
The butcher does have some funny ex-
pressions: He told his assistant the other
day to break the bones in Mr.. Williams
chops, and put Mr.. Smiths ribs in the
basket for him, and tells Mrs. Black to
take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for her cold.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-07

A xsil asserted SOCK q hspf sysrs-.
stores. etc, ~ 90 tSess Ehieago sss -
SIDE AppiT 70 { rir r. ssges. 3.
! y 3 [scnslak-
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-14
TERngToRrAA TorrCa.
Condensed from 0ur Exchanges for
 "siIver EseIt'' Readers.

The mercury climbed to ll2 degrees at Phoenix, on Sunday last.
 F. Minor furnishes the Insane Asy- lum with ice at 99i cents per hundred.
 Postmaster Mowry, of Phoenix, has been retired and W. W. Hail, Dem oerat, appointed in his stead.
 The Champion estimates the loss by the Flagstaff fire at $38,25o Only two buildings were insured, ono for S3,00o and one for $1,000.
 Notwithstanding the heavy snow and rainfall of the past winter and spring, the stage of water in the Lit. tie Colorado river is said to be lower now than at any tims for several years,
 Antonio Lerette, ex-county treasu- Ter and a prominent Yuma merchant, committed suicide at that place Satur- day afternoon by shooting himself through the head Depression caused by sickness of years standing Is the supposed cause,
 In the cowboy tournament at Pres colt, on the 4th, Juan Llbas won the prize Ga cowboy outfit valued at SI25) for the quicksst time in roping and tying steer, and the $50 prize for the best bronco riding was divided be. tween Charles Meadows and Juan Libas Fer the formsr prize there were eight entries, Juan Libas won Time, minute l7a seconds, The steer had 100 yards the start.
 By the report of J II. Bshan, Su. peuutendent of the Yuma prison, it ii shown there are now 120 prisoner: confined in that institution; that Tn th, quarter ending June 30th, fftsen meE have been received; eleven discharged ! by expiration of terms, three pardonsG 1 by Governor Zuhck, three sent to tho Insane Asylum; tive sent to tho gov ernmant prison at Columbus, 0hie and one committed suicide,
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-14

The alleged crisis in tho affairs ot the French copper syndicate, as re- ported in recent Eastern dispatches has no foundation in fact, Finan. cially it is one of the strongest cembi. nations in the world, and it's purchas. es thus far have not been 50 large as to give ground for any uneasiness There is no reason to believe that tue syndicate is not abundantly able tc carry out it's contracts with American producers, which have two years vel to run. Latest New York dates are to the effect that representatives oi the syndicate are in the market bid. ding prices up, and that the market is bare of metal.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-14

Home rule has not yet struck m on the President, nor does he pay any at. tention to the expressed wish of the ArIzsna Democracy, as expressed by resolution in the Territorial Conven- ton which met at Phoenix in May last but that is not to be wondered at when he ignored the platform of 1884 winch he accepted as his political guide Tn the performance of executive requirements, The action of the Pres, ident in his recent appointment of FL liott Sanford, of New York, to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Utah, and John ". Judd, of Tennessee, to bo Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Utah, must be quite refresh, ing to "tho unanimous members" oi the Phoenix convention, who by their vote demanded home rule and en- dorsed the administration of Clsvo. land, the man who prevented the plank in the platform of 1884, in that regard, from being earned into effect, thus stulhfylng themselves and the Democracy whom they represent, and who accepted the dual situation.
Arizona silver belt., 1888-07-14

Florida is again pressing her claim before Congress for expenses incurred in the Creek and Seminole war, which is estimated at s225,00o, Florida was purchased from Spain by the United States in 1879 for S5,000,000. The first Seminole war commenced in 1S17 with Creeks and Ssminoles of Georgia and Alabama, and when pursued by U, s. troops they invariably entered the dominion of Spaln, and in order to avoid national complications Spain for the above consideration, reIin. quished all territory north of lstitud, 42 dsgs, from the sourcs of the Ar. kansas to the Pacific Ocean. Tue var howsyer, continued for many years and it is for costs incurred subsequent te the purchase that Florida impor tunes Congress for redress.