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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
NOW FOR BARNUM AND BAILEY.

Barnum s. Bailey's new Barnum and
London Is shows united is the only show
Of any standing giving exhibitions in the
great city of New York. It is organized
and equipped there, and it first perform
ances are always placed before the most
critical and eXacting audiences in that
city, in Madison Square Garden. build
ing 4O0x350 feet. When there il is visited
by the highest dignitaries Of the country,
including clergymen, judges, lawyers, ply
siciaus, foreign ministers and statesmen,
generals and officials of the state and na~
tiOpal governments. etc, in fact the
wealthiest and best people. for il is the
fashionable and popular resort. The same
exhibition. with all that it contains, that
delighted 10000 people there, Will all be
here to astOniSh everyone today. and as all
the combined shows will be here. the Bar
mum and London never having divided, q
most wonderful exposition Will be witness
Ell. This year everything Is new and laTg-
or and better. As special features there Is
the Paris Olympia hippodrome, wild Moor
ISL caravan with weapons, MARSHALL jap
eneSe. 125 acts, and an army of performers.
all OF which IS seen II three rings, on the
circular stage the racing track and the ar
tifcial lake There are talking seals, Cap
tain Boyton, the water bicycle and other
feats and features performed il and on the
surface Of the water. The great parade is
new, too. and valued at $500 coo, and viii
be seen the morning OF the show on the
streets rain or shine. All the tents viii
positively remain up until . o'clock at
night. and the night show Is guaranteed 20
be the same rs that of the afternoon,
and az both every one. particularly ladies'
and children. can be assured Of every con-
sideration being shown them
The great shows are % arrive this morn
Ing and Will give their grand street parade
through the principal streets al d. II.
sharp The two performances viii begin
al clock and at o'clock sharp. The
doors will open one hour before each per
formaace.
Yesterdays EAGLE gave wrong i'm
preston as 10 the location OF the show,
The site selected Is on South Fourth ave-
nue.. covering four blocks near Lincoln,
the main entrance being at Fourth avenue
and Gilbert Take South Main street cars,
which viii run from a. n until after
the performance at night, $ fast as they
are filed. All of The extras II the city
will be put on Crowds came il on every
train last night.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
AHUsENENTS-
TIE BrCkEYE

The above is the title OF the new comedy
in which Lizzie Evans will inaugurate the
opening Of the regular season at the CTaw-
ford Grand opera house tonight THE
Buckeye" is a quaint picture Of Ohio life
IN four acts and was purchased by Miss
Evans from Deuman Thompson, for whom
it was originally written, but never pro-
duced. II IS said 70 equal IN pathos that
celebrated comedians odd Homestead 3"
The scene OF the play Is laid at the old
Buckeye tavern in Ohio, hence the title.
Miss Evans IS supported By an exception
tionally strong company this season Dur
ing the performance she viii introduce a
number Of hew songs. Tnedleys, dances,
etc, which are quite a feature
On Thursday night Miss Evans viii
present her last seasons success, "Our
Angel - romantic comedy N four acts,
by Ed J. SVvartz, a Philadelphia journalist,
which IS highly spoken Of.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
THE UNSUCCESSFUL FooTPAD.

There is one footpad at least in this city
who viii in the future be more careful as
TO whom he tackles and look for smaller
and less plucky man.
John Davis while going home night be
fore last, up on North Emporia, near Oak,
was tapped upon the shoulder and turning
around found himself face 10 face with a
rather tough looking customer. Before a
word could be spoken Mr.. Davis, who
is stout, muscular man, hauled
away and struck the fellow blow
IN the face, knocking him TO the
ground. The man arose, rushed upon Mr.
Davis again and was given the same kind
of a reception. The third time he adj
vanced, when Mr. Davis attempting to
kick him missed him and himself fell upon
his back to the ground. For the time be
ing he thought sure he was at the mercy
OF the foot pad but was considerably re
Heved 70 see him take to his heels and run
away as fast as possible apparently per-
fectly satisfied with his attempts.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
To OUR POETS.

The infinite breath of the autumnal
morn which threatens to transform the
glsteling dew into pearly shroud Of
frost and death, or the opalescent cloudler
that idly drifts athwart the turquoise
deeps, in which the stars lie buried, or
perhaps the iridescent panopIy Of gold
and carnation which envelops the dying
day, or some other irrevealable inspiration
Of superior conjunction of genius, season
and place, have conspired to load our
table down, in the past few days, with the
uncomfortable essence Of divine afflatus,
commonly called poetry. We can only
imagine how it is with these dear friends,
struggling with the labor-pains of
frenzy in full conception, but this cold,
heartle5s, calculating and unappreciative
world bowls for horse races and base bail
news, for dog fight items and political
leaders, for insipid personals, and heated
congressional karangueS, for the price of
hogs and the next meeting Of the ". G. L.
Us, for everything under the sun that
can be put into print save the holy bible
and spring poetry. and you see how IL Is.
And then there are the births and the
deaths, the joints and the police court, the
divorces and the marriages, the circus and
churches all demanding space and more
space. OF course we know that the lofty
flowing sentiments of our poetical friends
are a thousand times more valuable. more
worthy and elevated, but the great world
Of readers don't know it, and there's the
rub, and it's hard unyielding rub that at
once wipes out the desire OF the poet and
choice Of the editor. In sorrowing over
this unfortunate state OF things don't for
get the flower that was born TO blush IN
seen, the gems of the oceans dark cave
nor yet.the unhappy lot OF the editor.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
COMING BACK.

Among the recent prospectors in the city
was Thos. B. Hullls, a wealthy and prom
inent stockman of HartwelI, Hamilton
county, Ohio, who returned 10 his home
last evening. He spent several days here
and was shown around by J. I. McGregor
and Harry Hill. The more he saw of the
city the more favorably he was impressed
with its future greatness and prospects;
and SO determined to permanently
settle down here. With this cb-
ject in view he will remove
his business from Ohio here and open up
at the stock yards a market for the sale
and purchase of fine horses.
Mr.. HUllis was induced TO come and
take a look at Wichita through the pam
phlets given him and statements made by
Mr.. Pierce at the Cincinnati Exposition.
Everything here he finds just as represent
ed, and he henceforth enrols himself as
one Of the most enthusiastic admirers OF
the city. He has thorough understand
ing of his business and coming well
equipped for conducting it, he will be d
valuable acquisition to the business circles
of the city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS SHOOT.

Charlie Smyth, who holds the gold med
al as the champion wing shot OF the state
of Kansas. has been challenged by Mr.. Ir-
win, Of Abilene The match TO take place
hursday-tomOrrow afternoon at two
o'clock, at the Interstate Fair Grounds
south of the city. One hundred birds IN
der rules and regulations of the Wichita
Gun Club. The gun club have secured
200 live birds and shooting will commence
at 10 a. m, Thursday morning prompt.
Guns and ammunition furnished on the
grounds by J. F. Stafford. First score
shot will be for the gun club medal at Is
single blue rocks and five pair.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
ANOTHER ENTERPgl=E

The secretary Of the board OF trade yes-
terytay received the following letter from
q prominent eastern firm:
Dear SRI anticipate establishing 8
pickle works ard cold storage depot for
eggs in some good western city. Would
be pleased TO hear what the prospects are
for conducting such business 4 your CT :
and what inducements you can offer nzs
70 come and start up these several enter
prises IN YOUR place ! can refer yoa 20 The
following Eentleusa. who reside ia your
midst and who can inform you Il respect
20 what this business amounts 70 and 81 20
my staodIn here, VIZ. Robert Black. joba
Youngu1eye-, John McDouzaI N11- kzs
SCI, Geo Ross, Miltner 81 Hartmann and
Henry Schad An early reply VIII much
obiige-
The board has tie matter Il charge sEd
i = thought before long me city VII IL
clBGe another important enterprise
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
NOTICE.
Young Mems Republican Club.

There will be meeting of the committee
appointed by the Young Mems Republi-
can club, on arrangements to receive Sem
ator Plumb, ana Congressman Peters. All
Republicans and the ingalls, club are in
vited 10 be present and perfect plans for
the same. The meeting will be held at 10
O'Clock a. M, at the office of Museller &
Callahan $50 North Main street.
EMMETT CALLAHAN,
DEAN GORDON,
b. L. KEENAN,,
JOHN d. DAVIS,
j. 3. WALLACE.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
AN ASSAULT.

Last evening John Wolf while consider
ably under the influence Of liquor. made
an assault upon Charley Guyer in front Of
the latter's restaurant and but for the in
reference OF spectators would have beaten
him up quite badly Wolf had in the
afternoon applied 10 Guyer for . position
and there being 10 vacancy he was refused
In the evening GUyer was sitting in front
Of his restaurant talking 70 Officer Fenuer
when Wolf came up and without saying .
word made the assault He WAS arrested
by the officer and locked mp in the cooler
20 answer charges 70 be preferred against
him.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
NEW STOKE.

The room in the rear Of the Lock &
Findeiss boot and shoe and at 1O5 West
First street Is being fitted up in frst-c lass
style for Messrs. Davis 81 Fouts. 1t is
their intention 20 open there a gents fur
nishing goods store and also order depart
ment for an eastern tailoring establish
meut. Both men are well and favorably
known here, Mr. Foutz as the city sales
man for the Royal Spice mills and Mr..
Davis as wealthy property owner and
sterling business man. They Will be ready
for business in a short time and expect to
have very large and fine stock of goods
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
HOW THEY VOTE.

On the train from ST. Louis to Kansas
City the other day, J. P. Campbell took
the vote Of the voters on the train for pres
ident. Vote stood 80 for Harrison, q for
Cleveland, three for Streeter and one for
Fisk. There were ii @. A r. men voted,
80 OF whom voted for Harrison and one
for Streeter-Mr Cleveland getting lot a
single old soldiers vote
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
CONTEMPLATED IMPROVEMENT.

The city water works company are con
templatiug AT improvement in the way OF
putting down another main from the
station 70 the city supply rains. This i
done to protect the city from danger that
might arise from q giving away Of the
supply main II Is thought tie second
main viii be put under tie little riyar
and not on any bridge across the river
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
RI NAWAY.

Yesterday afternoon horse TO one of
Viney's delivery wagons became frighten-
ed on Lincoln street and started up Law
renee avenue at full speed. The runaway
was given the street and came very near
carrying along the remnants OF two or
three vehicles aud the limbs Of adventur-
Gus persons who attempted to put stop
his wild career Near the crossing Of
Waterman street City Marshal McNamara
stopped the horse and held him until a
claimant came for him
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
BIG GUNS AND A GLEE CLUB.
The Artillery Engaged-Crawford Opera House
Secured

The greatest ratification meeting and
political round up ever held in the state of
Kansas has been arranged for and VIII oc-
cur in this city Friday afternoon and Fri
day night. The ammunition has been laid
in, the guns secured and the Crawford
opera house leased for the great occasion.
Everybody invited. Senator Plumb and
Congressman Peters are to be here loaded
for bear. The Democracy will be hunting
for the woods, while the Republicans are
getting on a good quicker for hurrah for
Harrison and victory in November.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
WARRANTS SERVED.

Deputy Metcalf was around yesterday
again ealling'up pom the iointists. Three war
rants were served and as many arrests
made for violations of the liquor law. With
the serving Of these, the warrants for
this offense for at least the present in the
hands of the authority are exhausted and
the whisky men may again breath easily.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ATTENTION HYPArIA.

The next meeting of Hypatia will be
held on Monday, September u. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Geo. c Strong, Fourteenth
and Paramount At this time Will be pre-
scented the work deferred during the sum
mer recess. Everybody viii please consult
her program and be governed accordingly.
AS most Of the newspapers deal with topics
of the first importance 10 American women
it is especially desired that the entire club
be in attendance, with the four friends
each member is permitted 20 invite. BY
order Of ex-com. Mis-. MARY c. Tom,
President
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
BAR MEETING

There will be meeting Of the bar at the
court house this morning at'9 O'Clock, for
the purpose Of taking action concerning
our honored brother. deceased, Hal T. Arm
strong. \ full attendance is required.
.IEwETT & LANGwoRrHY,
STURDEvANT & SrURDEvASr,
ADAMS, JONES * ADAMS.
J. II n. KING,
J L HENLEY.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
WHEAT YIELD.

Mr.. Ed PHILIPS Republican candidate
for representative II the EIgAty-ihlrd dis
trsct threshesi bis wheat Monday and Z
turned ouI m2chioe measure, sorsy-six
bushels per acre, which Is about equal ic
Etfy bushels II the market He bad s21tT
acres Of wheat and sold i 3. the machine
for eighty cents Per bzisheL TINS Il said
70 o. above The average .yisl6 IL Salem
township. but there was good Showing
a-oax a.. IRE tA<zez
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
WORK on SALT WE'LL.

Tenant and Brady commenced drilling
yesterday for salt They have their ma
chinery and force for prosecuting the work
day and night. It is thought four hun
dred feet will find the first vein but ar
angements have been made to make test
well of it and the drill viii probably go
down several hundred feet
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
PERSONALS.

f Perkins, Chicago, is here on business.
John VI Dean, Providence, R. l., is in
the city.
!. ". Quail was down from HaIstead
yesterday.
a. K, Bennett of Utica, y. Y, is looking
over the city
G. w Black was yesterday down from
Valley Center.
T H. Oborn came down from Kansas
City yesterday.
:. < Olmstead of jacksonville, Ill, is
here prospecting
Q. ". Kueisby, Dayton, O., was among
Yesterday : arrivals.
l. +. Burrows and wife were over from
Halstead yesterday.
D. B. Smith. Of Casopolis, Mich, is
looking over the city.
Eph Hoffman, Of Gray s. Hoffman, drug
gists i on the sick list.
J. B. Graves, Grand Rapids, Michigan,
Is in the city on business
H ". DurIinger and Levi Wilson were
yesterday up from Anthony.
J, c Bardell of 3iounbsyille, W. Va,
was among yesterdays arrivals.
Ed Cornell. the well known and popular
young night clerk at the Carey, Is on the
sick list, being confined to his room with
malarial fever.
Mr. r. l. Mckinley. a prominent mer-
chant of Purcell, Indian Territory, Is in
the city attending TO business matters and
stopping at the St Lawrence.
" :. Kuhn. general manager Of the
American Water Work aud Guarantee
company, Pittsburg, is in the city inspect
ing aud looking after the interests Of their
plant here.
Willard p Holmes. Kansas City; T. C.
Hale. st Louis: Richard Colson. Chicago,
James NJ Cohen. New York: +. \. Funk,
Philadelphia, and W. H Stiff, Louisville,
are at hotel Carey.
Mrs. f. d. Fisher Of Kansas City is Wis
iting Mrs : l.. Davidson at No. 3O2 TOpe-
ka avenue and expects TO remain still
there few days and would be pleased to
see any 81 her old friends.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
BOARD OF TRADE.

At meeting Of the directors OF the
board OF trade yesterday. MessEs- A {.
Jobes, Dr.. r Mathews, c. w Davis were
elected members OF the board. Some other
matters OF routine character were a..
teufsa -
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

There will be a special meeting Of
Wichita lodge, No. *, J. o. o F, this
morning at 1890 sharp, 70 make necessary
arrangements for the funeral OK our late
brother, Hal. T. Armstrong.
8 1. HAgEUEri. y q.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
NOTICE

Regular meeting OF the Daughters Of
Rebecca- !. o. O., Elizabeth lodge. No 20,
this wednesday, evening, September ~,
1SSs- All members il good Standing cor
daily invited.
Mrs /. SHEPHERD, y. g.
Mss MABEL l. WATT, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

! picnic party, about : O'Clock yesterday
jeE Douglas OF The Mascot lEe t0r Mr..
Deevers grove between the rivers They
did lot return Until Late in sAe evsa.lg,
and hs6 very pieasAa. tine
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

The Benevolent society OF the First Pres
byterian church Will meet next Wednes-
day afternoon az the home Of Mrs L. J.
Skinner, G-}5 North Topeka avenue.
Mrs. C +. FOULS, Pres.
Mas. II. I. SIMPSON. Sec'y.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

Brick work is now completed upon the.
first and second stories of the Riuchie'
building on East Douglas avenue. The
third story has been commenced and work
viii be pushed 10 completion as rapidly as
possible
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
EAGLES WANTED.

Any one having copies of above dates,
or any one Of them viii confer a favor by
leaving or sending same TO this Office.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

The Meyers-Isreal building on north
Market is progressing finely. The work
upon the exterior Is almost entirely finish
ed and the men are busily engaged in fit
ting up the interior.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Davis last evening
entertained a number of their friends. The
evening was a very pleasant one for all
r,rrSart
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

The Garfield post held its regular
monthly meeting last night, and after
routine work the post was addressed by
the Rev Hartman, NJ ( Rochelle and J.
D Caldwell
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

Last evening a man fell in fit on Doug
las avenue, in front of Lawreuce's drug
store He was picked up unconscious.
placed in hack by officer Harmon and
taken 70 the police station, where after Il
short time he revived. He said that he
WIS from Leoti Kan.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

The Fourth ward Union Laborites held
a meeting last evening at Castator's hall,
on Oak street, which was addressed by d
number OF the leaders of the party.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

l. r. Cole and T. Golding left yesterday
for Butler county on hunting expedition.
They will be absent several days and it is
thought viii come back loaded with
plumber
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19
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Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

Seven car loads OF cattle stopped fo- feed
last evening q. the stock yards.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

Dr.. Brady, OF Louisville, is IN the city
coking after business interests.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

Rev. l. :. Buckner who has been station
cd at Anthony, but compelled to resign on
account Of failing health. is in the city en-
route 10 Washington Territory. He adj
vertises this morning for sale a handsome
pair of young horses harness and carriage.
The team Is a good one, as that IS the only
kind Methodist preachers keep.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

The Emporia PresbyUery will hold its
annual session about the last Of the month
at Lincoln street church.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

The receipt of Little Dickens letter IS
acknowledged and she IS assured that the
editor sympathizes with her in her distress
and admires her grit more than she can
ever know But rest assured, fair and
plUcky daughter Of the Buckeye state that
there are more for your scheme than there
are against it and that while the former
are ma jority in numbers they area. thous-
and times that IN weight and influence
and that we will all get there IN due course
OF circunstantial bitches ana Untoward
discouragements and hindrances. 1t IS so
written il the stars.
Wichita eagle., 1888-09-19

The annual election Of officers and direc-
tors for the Woman's Benevolent Home
and Hospital VIII be held tomorrow
Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
residence of J. H. Black, 800 South Law
renee avenue. Every member Of the
organization is urged 10 be present
Rev. c. H Richardson, Of Emporia. was
IN the city and called on the EAGLE He
has concluded after looking over the city
that when he again hears people talk about
Wichita disparagingly that he is prepared
to say from observation that there : not a
city in the state that bears any compare
son commercially. in style OF architecture,
wealth, get up and get or anything else
that goes towards making a city.
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