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The South western news., 1888-05-02
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II NEW SHOE SHOP.

DIR. Thos. Steadharn has opened-
q shoe shop 10 .sir. Tn0s. PJmer's
butcher shop. lie will make shoes
and repair them. His werk Way,
raate4. Prices rsassa45ss. His asSg&
don't ri y or fsnr. Htf s.ksiag spe-
eialsy. Old SHOES MADE As
GOOD as NEW.
The South western news., 1888-05-02

Fourth dist eor., Cnthbert Lib
eral: G NJ Harris. Terrell eountr's
tax receiver, spent last Saturday
in the 4th. Come again Charlie; ).
we are always glad to zee yoa.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
EAGLE RIFLES.

Last night there assembled at the Eagle
Rifles armory one Of the most enthusiastic
crowds OF worthy aspirants for the honors
during the coming year. There was q
majority Of the boys who had been holding
secret caucusses and fixing I'd the slate 70
suit themselves
After the reading OF the minutes by
Secretary Hoagiand, Captain Hotchkin
said that al non-commissioned officers
should be disrated and returned TO the
ranks. The annual report of the secre-
tary. treasurer and president OF the arinory
committee were read and approved.
Election of officers resulted rs follows:
Captain-Geo. Boyd.
lst Lieutenanu-A- c. Runyon-
PRESIDENT. T. Carer.
Vice President-Geo. E Eanmanu
Secretary-Scott.
Treasurer-Wo Goldman
Board of Directors-CareY, Hammaun,
WoodIaan, Scott, Runyon, c. W. Carey,
Anawalt, Franklin, Green, Grief, Lyth.
For second lieutenant there were first
put in nomination Garss snd HofTmasser.
At the close of the thirteenth ballot Hoif-
master resigned in favor OF Ga-st, who re
fused 20 accept the support OF Mr.. Ho;f-
masters friends. DR. Scott was then NOM
mated aud at the close of the twenty-ei,ffth
ballot there was no nearer choice than a.
the commencement.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
MEDICINE LODGE ENTERPRISES.

E p. Caruthers. editor Of the Medicine
Lodge Index, passed through here last
night on his way from Conway Springs,
where he had been vestigating the sugar
works at that place. for the Medicine Lodge
PEOPLE. That city has lately secured an
unlimited water supply, $40 horse power.
from a stream skirting the city. and this
power they are anxious 10 utilize. They
have sorghum sugar plant in view and 70
be run in connection with il, when the cane
season has passed. they have an idea that
they can successfully run a paper mill
Recent experiments, made IN the south.
have demonstrated that the pulp Of sugar
cane forms excellent material for paper
making. \ mill similar 10 the one az
Conway Springs will use the cane from one
thousand acres and supply pulp enough to
keep a paper mill running the nine months
when the machinery and power would not
be used in working up the cane. To make
paper a constant stream OF pure water Is
necessary. and this Medicine Lod ye has.
Mr.. Carushers is loaded down With facts
and figures which he obtained from the
government chemists, Professor Schweinitz
and his assistant, Mr. Carr, and Superin-
reudeut Deming and Treasurer Armstrong
II Medicine Lodge carries out cne-halt the
enterprises that its representative pictured
out TO the EAGLE reporter Wichita raay
Yet have cauSs TO Look 70 her laurelk
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
Y. ". c. A. CONVENTION.

The convention Will be supplied with
five hundred copies of Towner's Hymns
New and Old" 1t will be worth traveIing
ninety miles TO hear go delegates sing
hymns new and old as only I. Z. c. \.
boys can sing. Some will 60 to hear aud
join in the singing. Others will be in
duced 20 20 when they learn that the good
people az Abilene have been raIsin z
chichens all summer for the occasions.
a great attraction for many will be 10
see DR.. J. H. Brookes OF st. Louis, like
Ezra of old stand on pulpit of wood and
read in the book, in the law OF the Lord
distinctly. aud give the sense, and cause
them to understand the reading
The Rock Island Railroad company viii
put on an extra car Wednesday morning
fot the Wichita delegation, gong right
through without change, reaching Abilene
11a
All intending TO 90 should notify Secre-
tarY Baird at once TO insure ample enter
tainment being provided
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
A PLEASING INCIDENT.

Yesterday morning the corps Of NE
chauics in the carpenters department of
construction at the Dold packing plant
gave their superintendent, Geo. \. VIVA
Ian, pleasant surprise by presenting him
with a very handsome ivory pocket rule.
The presentation was made by Mr.. D. I.
Rowland On behalf of the donors in a neat
and appropriate address, which was re-
sponded to by the recipient in like pleas
ing vein. The inspiration Of the incident
was the feeling of good will entertained
by the employees for Mr.. Whalan on &C
count of his uniform kindness and con-
sideration for the feelings and rights Of
those under his charge and direction. The
Dold Packing Co. are equally compi-
mentary to Mr. Whalan in their express
ions of satisfaction at the manner IN which
he has carried on the work as well as the
very superior character of all the work OF
construction that has been done under his
supervision. The event mentioned was q
very enjoyable one TO all interested.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

the usual fine Of 81,
Ed Brown. the man arrested up at the
corner Of Central aud River. paid g for
drunkenness.
JUSTICES COURTS
Lizzie Austin sxore out warrant At
Justice Walkers for the arrsst Of John
Cush. whom she charges with disturbing
her peace
The afternoon was taken up il the near
ing q the State VS.. " ". Purse, on trial
for an assauis upon = boy named Snyder.
There was quite number q boys 10 court
as witnesses. and for the tine IL looked
VERY mucH Ike his honor was eoudnciin
4 primary school Re was acquitted, t1t
afterwards takeu upon commitment Tor
not paying a past hns. He promised 70
settle il next week, and execution was fo-
the time being suspended
Justice Barrett during the day disposed
Of nine civil cases, his afternoon beiu <
mostly taken up n the hearing Of hotly
contested jury case.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
ANU SEIENTS-
CRAWFORD GRANp.

"Hilarity' drew a good house last night
at the Crawford, and, if laughter and ap-
plause count anything in a comedy, 1t
must have been an appreciative one. HI
larity'' is constructed for the sole and only
purpose OF amusing and catching laugh;
it is in fact but recep.jcle for the exhibit
ton of the specialties Of some very clever
people. The play rests principally upon
the shoulders Of Mr.. Loder, who imperson-
ated Herman Balmer. 4 German clarionet
player Mr. Leonard as Roger NcF adden,
the IrishnaE; Mr.. Donley, the barber and
Mr.. Mullen as Officer Harvey, are ell coed
The sketch of Misses Dunn and Lyton call
ed forth three eucores Another feature
highly appreciated was the excellent Or
chestra which is carried. The performances
will be repeated tonight and will without
doubt draw larger audience than last
night.
\ matinee viii also be given at O'Clock;
and the street parade repeated this fore
nom at l. o'clock
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
THE FIRST OF THE YEAR

The saying by some that Wichita has no
literary culture was thoroughly disproved
last evening by the large attendance at the
meeting OF the Unity Club of persons of
recognized ability, cultured taste, refined
judgment. talent and learning The city
teachers were well represented, as were all
liberal and scholastic professions.
The program presented at this, the first
public meeting OF the club this year. was
of decided interest and value, and alike
entertaining and instructive. The singing
of Mr. Camp was SO well appreciated by
the audience that he twice responded, add
ing much to the pleasure or the meeting.
The remarks OF Mr. r \. Sankey were
much more than the name implies. 1t was
an earnest, masterful effort OF an earnest
and master mind; OF deep thought but OF
practical interest. showing the necessity of
more liberal plans of education, whereby
the man will evolve from his understand
ing and his own reason rather than tacitly
accept book knowledge" the great
truths Of all existence. 1t is
for this purpose this meeting
OF the minds in discussion and
study. the seeking out and investigating
truth that our Unity club is organized In
it is realized the idea Of popular uni
versity."
The address of Mr. Sankey was followed
by well executed song by Miss Gray. who
responded to an encore with one of those
pleasing ditties ever acceptable to a pop
ular audience. The paper following on
Literary Culture" by Mr.. Galobe, was
deep in thought. classical and scholastic
in treatment, rich in illusions and replete
with beautiful thoughts and great truths,
elegant in diction and copious in language.
1t was a rich fountain from which seemed
20 rise a never-ending stream of prismatic
truths, giistening with life and beauty
The president, Rev. Hogeland, then pre-
sented in well chosen words the objects,
aims and plans Of the organization. The
Unity club here organized is member of
the National Bureau OF Boston, of which
Z. E Hale is president. aud judging from
the plans submitted. the city may hope for
some first-class public entertainments and
lectures this winter, as well as some inter
esting public exhibitions of local talent IN
the public meetings of the club members.
During the social intermission which
followed a number of new members We're
by Mr.. Camp, the following classes were
organized, it requiring at least six mem
bers to form class: Emerson. Evolution,
History OF English Literature, Music,
Dramatic, Political Economy, Natural
Science. Other classes are TO be formed as
members may desire. Many of the classes
have membership Of ten or fifteen, and
such are 20 be divided if desired
As factor in the city's culture, the club
is most certainly deserving of cordial sup
port by all interested in higher education
and from the attendance and interest man
ifested last evening, the club seems not
lacking in this appreciation. 1t was, in
deed, most successful inauguration Of
their work, and the next meeting, in two
weeks and the following meetings OF the
winter will, no doubt, be OF equal interest
and merit
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
CORRECT FIGIRES.

a correct calculation OF the SteinmetZ-
Sullivan bid tor sewer construction makes
il s264, 139.i 10 instead of s264. 521. 70 as pub
lished in yesterdays issue. 1t must be
remembered that one-te2th of this amount
comes back to the city as rebate which
makes the rebate over So 900. This IS 20
pay for all engineering work.
The city council will meet today with
Steinmetz & Sullivan and contract will be
signed. On Wednesday the bond will be
fixed
1t is thought the brick main can be com
pleted before high water in the river
which will complete the leading main to
Lincoln street.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
70 ADVERTISERS.
PERSONALS

7 Hasford. of Boston, is in the city.
E.B. Cole and wife are looking over the
ID. Clark was yesterday in from Mead
Center.
c. Henderson,, MoundsviIle, ". Va. ar
rived yesterday.
w. 4. Sammons, Grand Rapids, is look
ing over the city.
Geo. D. Ormiston, of Watertown, y. Y,
Is here on business.
J. futile and wife, of Rochester. y. Y,
are stopping at the Carey
George Lands Wilson, of Chicago, was
among yesterdays arrivals.
D. 5. Carpenter and 5. Timbers, OF Del
phos, O.. were among yesterday arrivals
IA the city.
D. Dean. Of the Carey, is on the sick
list His many friends hope soon to hear
Of his recovery.
John Wise and wife, of Delphi, Indiana,
arrived yesterday and are visiting MI. anu
Mrs J. ". Vineyard.
Mr. A. B. Payne, of Fort Scott, who
deals in Photographic supplies, Is III the
CITY and will remain some days
C. y. Sterry. of Emporia, was in the city
Yesterday an attendant upon Brown vs..
~. l.. q . t II IL ~, q Ne4SC ~ 1872
the district court.
Johnny Brennan, of the Mirror, was
taken quite suddenly i'll AT the opera house
during the play last night and was as
sisted to his home
D. J. Medbury. New York; Chas. 5.
Frizele, Detroit; Lon SJeinhart. CIncIn-
natl: Chas. Rupert, Chicago; Z. y. oterry,
Emporia, are at the Carey.
C. W. Southwark. of Oberne, Hosick &
Co. has returned with his bride, nee Miss
Anna Stepheson, or EmDorIa; aud they
have taken up their residence On River
view avenue.
Maurice Myers, of Providence, r. l., is
in the city guest of his old friend, L. II.
Nahan, His Impressions Of Wichita are
most favorable and he expects to make
some investments before returning home
Mr.. J. Snedraker and Mr.. William
Knott, Of Harrison county, Missouri, are
visiting Captain ?. Crosson of South En-
poria avenue They are capitalists look
ing oyer the country and say that they
have found but one Wichita.
Mrs. Col. Weitzel made the EAGLE
sarctum a pleasant call yesterday accom-
panied by her sister, Miss Carrie Palmer
OF Cincinnati Mrs. WeitZel's old home.
Miss Palmer Is delighted with our prairles
and our sunshine and especially our busy
city and its people.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
REPUBLICAN, RALLY TONIGHT-JCDGE
sLUsS AND OTHER SPEAKERS

The Republican meeting advertised for
tonight on Oak street promises 10 be a
large affair. 1t VIII be held in the large
room on the first floor Of the new brick
block. al the corner of Oak street and 18th
avenue. Comfortable seating accommods-
tions have been provided and the Fair
mount band viii supply choice and stir
ring music. Judge Sluss and other speak
ers VIII be on hand TO discuss the issues OF
the day. Come promptly &C 80 o'clock If
you want seat. The ladies are especially
invited
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
PUBLIC MEETING.

Public meeting Of ". F. N. s. of St.
Paul church, Sabbath evening, October II
Singing.
Reading the scripture.
Invocation.
Singing.
Something about Medical Work,
Miss Fife Wright
Something about Idolatry. Mrs. fuller
Recitation ......... Miss Mary Mccullough
Infant marriage .....M Mrs. Reed
Solo. Miss Maud Smith
Thanksgiving Ann. -. Miss Emma Allison
Choosing Wife for the En-
peror OF China. Miss Clara Anawalt
Chinese Sacrifice at the Grave,
Miss May Pearce
Sinvinr
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
REGISTRATION.

A number of prominent citizens were
heard speaking about registration yester-
day, and it seemed To be the general opiu-
ion that all good citizens should register
and take some care to do so, as from the
registration oftentimes a calculation is
made of city population. An inquiry at
the city clerks office was rewarded with
the information that the books show at
present something over six thousand
names, or about one thousand more than
on last spring at city election. Yesterday
was a very dull day in that business, only
few calling on that business.
The books close ten days before election.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING TO-DAY.

The school board made an effort on
short notice yesterday TO hold meeting
at .. n. at the council chamber, but ow-
ing to the absence OF Members Lawrence
and Tucker, the meeting was postponed
until today at the same hour. The meet
ing. among other things, was called 70
consider the grammar text book question
The absent members are expected 70 be
abe to be in attendance today. Some
venture the assertion that tie meeting
Will be attended with considerable inter.
est. but owing 10 fluctuations. no one
seems willing 20 risk any money on the
proposition tha. the tide Of excitement
VIII run higher than connoa-
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
cendiar

The Schiller club VIII meet 70 reorgaaize
this evening at the residence OF Miss Geor-
gia Hartley, as West Central \ cordial
invitation IS extended TO any one who
reads German, and who viii become a per
maneut member Of the class. The weekly
meetings OF the club viii be held al the
home Of Mrs Z. 4. Sankey, and We ex-
pecr TO make them fully as interesting IS
they were last winter.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
AT TIE STATION.
Singing.

Edward Brown, the man found hanging
on the fence on River street night before
last, was last evening taken by Officer
Glover upon North Main and will answer
TO the charge of indecent exposure in Pc
lice court this morning.
The joint of J. C. Robinson, on East
Douglas, was last night raided by Officers
Dennis and Behrs and the proprietor
brought down to the station TO answer to
the charge of vagrancy.
Ed Montgomery was last evening taken
to St. Francis hospital by Officer Fenner.
He has quite sorrowful tale to tell OF
mistreatment by friends.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

Mr. J. VI. " ingard. who has charge OF
school buildings and grounds, reports
business rushing in his line The time
for stoves and winter apparatus has ar
rived and he in consequence Is busy.
The school building on Levy street viii
be ready for Use next week
1t is the opinion Of Mr.. Wingard that
the fire in the school building On Oak
street Friday night was the work Of an in
cendiarT
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
AT HOME AGAIN.

Jo6nny Allen IS home from the Pacific
coast, accompanied by his brother james
who lives at Tacoma, Washington Terri
tory, and by his brother-in-law, H. w.
Lybrook of Preble county, Ohio, and
Daniel Moss Of Union county. Indiana.
These gentlemen have been taking in all
that California and Washington Territory
have to offer. Johnny is glad TO get to
his home in land where sun shine counts
for something His brother and brother
in-law will remain long enough to size up
the Peerless Princess
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

Tbs @ha-~ess mooa7 ia 30 called from tbs
fact that II ths early autumn days wbsn
grain and fruit are being taksn from tie
fslds, there . scarcely any tarknss tntcr-
vsntng between ire close Of day knt ths be-
ginning q night Tie uooa rises early AID
gives brilliant light, by Eea2s Of vE;ca tsa
harveSters work Until la.s az night 70 secure
the crUps- The harvest moon has log been
fayo-i.e t5s1- With TIE poe-L
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
The Electoral Vote Of 1870.

TIE electoral vote fCr VILLAIN II Esy-
r:soa IA Iss0 was: OEio. q; Tsznesses, =.
Eeut1ckY. Is. Sorrh Ca-oa-a, Is: AUy-
lad, 70. Dela~a-s, 5; se- Jsr~y, Q: Vr-
rrort, :; Co--scrs-r-, 3; Ehote lklxzt, &;
xasachzssrss. q, Maze, 70; ss~ YcrS, &.
Georgia, L. Loz.saanA, 5. A-zz@~.ppz, 4, L.
dsa-a, .. Michigan. 2 Toe&l, "a Van
Bzre, hsd crly 90 votes
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
L. S. PRISONERS -Ar LEAvENwoRTH.

L. = PklSoN EMS -AI LEAN IN IN
Judge Dixon returned yesterday morn
ing from Leavenworth, where he has been
in attendance upon the I. 5. court, hav-
ing been subpoened as witness IN [. ;.
VS.. Hogan. His honor had been called, it
being supposed that he had upon his
docket some evidence showing that the old
gentleman had paid fine to the city as a
whisky vagrant: but such not being the
case the judge was soon after his arrival
dismis used Hogan was a shoemaker, do
ing business on North Market, across from
the Smith Skinner block; and it was here
that he is alleged to have sold the liquor
without license for which he was arrested.
He has spent some time in jail on differ
ent charges, one of the last times being
when he was arrested for 'bootleggiug"
whisky at Topeka. Judge Dixon said the
case was not finally disposed of when he
was there and he did not know what would
become of it, but believed Hogan would
go free if the government could not get
continuance, as there appeared to be no
evidence TO hold him.
''Dutchy," the irrepressi bic jointist, was
arrested upon two charges, selling liquor
to the Indians, and trying TO bride them.
Through the manipulation of his attorney,
Mr. NcMeachan, OF this city, but one Of
these charges was brought against him.
On this he was found guilty, fined 81 and
costs and sentenced TO imprisonment for
ninety days. "DuUchy'' seemed very well
satisfied and was congratulating himself
upon his good luck Of escaping so easily.
Hughes, the man who was arrested by
Deputy Metcalf at the suggestion of Oil
GER Fenner and Charley Norris some time
ago for representing himself as United
States revenue officer, and obtain n Z
money from jointists here upon this misrep
resentation, was given three years in the
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
REPUBLICAN RALLY.

Republican rally on East Oak street.
Fourth ward, tonight. Hon H c. Sluss
and other speakers will address the meet
ing. Drum corps will meet at county
building at p. m. All Republicans are
invited to fall in and march to the meet
ing B. y. DOWNING,
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

Young spiacsre referring 70 Tie essnluz
being ohiIlyI-YcG shOuli have b~yaxks
something tia. you'd kzTe teea a prStect.oa
70 yoc-
Mss Croouar-Yes; ahorld bare :hoagh:
Of that Ma said tser- we're 80 many srszps
around here after dark-Jodze
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

Dr. Rea, of Washington City, who has
been spending several months at Manitou
and who, with his wife, is a guest at Lake
side home. called yesterday, DR.. r. ex-
poets TO return to his home in Washington
within day or two.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

CaIler-It ru1st crafty you 20 SO y0zrsx-
changes giving credit
E1sor-Wei, yes-bat &c. 20 rzzca a.
soc-e ether pSr-3eA
CailsT-wto. for iaxeanosi
Ediior-xy butcher and NJ s2Gor -BgS-
Inzto. FIRES fre.<
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

A csods5ase fo- Ia Fr.uc1 caalb<T q
deyotscs can seard fo- eaecsn2 vosrs-1
there = rscsccJ. r eAs-sst Il mere tssa
one depayeEszs ns no<41es t-s p--ss~c. q
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t-o<s e Secl5zel
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
JOINT DISCUSSION.

The students Of Garheld have organized
political clubs, and viii have one night
next week general rally and joint dis
cussion. Party feeling IS pretty high, and
as both sides have a number OF good
Speakers they will nrobahly have a lively
sine
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

w. Fl. Fonda, superintendent of the
Globe Iron works, has Just returned from
Anthony where he closed the contract for
all their machinery for the entire plant for
making 1900 barrels OF the Anthony Salt
& Mining company, including steel boilers
and steel evaporating pans and casting for
the plant.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
MARRIED.

At the residence of W. A. Thomas in
Cheney, Wednesday evening at o'clock,
Mr. Henry Krouse to Miss Georgia Nc
Allister. Ceremony was pronounced by
Rev. McGibben
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

Mr., John Lee, Of Sedan. Chautauqua
county, one of the great live stock growers
of that section and who has been a resi-
dent there for sixteen or eighteen years,
was in the city yesterday and called in
company with Mr. Snively Mr. Lee re
ports splendid crops in Chautauqua and
Elk counties this year.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13

Cheney is going TO have big day Mon
day-a grand rally and a barbecue. Hon.
Frank Ellet, Of kingman, and Col Halo
we'll viii be the principal speakers. There
will he fireworks at night.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-13
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