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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1888-03-10
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II. HoFFPAu1R, President.
W. L. VANsLYKE, j.. II BRoUssARD
ROBT. GREEN, Il. j. MORGAN.
Ii. II. BARRELS j. A. LEBLANC.
Clerk Police jury, ARCHIE YOUNG
Parish Treasurer, ELIJAH WISE.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Twenty-tifth judicial District Court,
Parish Of Vermilion.
Succession OF PhilomeEe Lallande

J HIiNH Vt FfIIIIiIWI.
Succession OF PhilomeEe Lallande.
No. So.
Notice is hereby given to all parties in
terested in said succession, or having any
opposition to make to the tableau Of debts
and charges and Of settlement filed by the
administrator of said succession. and
pending for h~olnologation, IL file the same
in writing in the office Of the clark OF
court within ten days from the date
hereof.
Given under my official signature and
seal OF court, this 18th day of October,
1887.
LAsTIE RRorssARD, Clerk.
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
AT WICHITA

Geo. B. Armstrong, banker Of Conway
Springs and one OF the owners OF the SUI
gar works, called last evening. Mr.. A
says that OF late the plant is succeeding
and producing beyond expectations and
that without doubt the future of the sugar
industry OF this section OF Kansas viii
overshadow all other interests. The works
are running day aad night and viii 50
continue for probably two weeks yet This
week they have turned out ninety pounds
OF sugar and twenty-six gallons OF syrup
from single ton OF cane costing two dol
lars per ton Good cane will yield from
fifteen 10 twenty ton 70 the acre, or nearly
a ton Of sugar and FIVE hundred gallons OF
syrup as possible result with everything
favorable. Prof Wiley, toe expert chem
ist from Washington said while here that
the four counties OF Sedgwick, Sumner.
ki1gmau and Harper. with the west half
of Butler and the west half OF Cowley.
were the most fayorably situated for the
sorghum cane and its most complete de-
veiopment, and that undoubtedly this
would De the great sugar center Of the
west, that as 10 altitude, climate and soil
these counties were just right Mr.. Arul-
strong said that as between banking and
sugar making he would take the latter
and he hoped soon 20 see a great sugar and
syrup refinery built and operated IN this
city.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
ON TO OKLAHOMA.
WICHITA'S MAGNIFICENT NEW
FIELD.
A SYSTEMATIC MOVEMENT TO
OPEN THAT GREAT EMPIRE OF
MANY RESOURCES.
The Wichita Board Of Trade Take
Formal Action for the Calling
Of Great Representative
Convention in This City
on the goth Of
December.

For some time past the officers directory
and executive of the Wichita board of
trade have been not only frequently but
earnestly discussing the movements and
work of the various organizations Of this
and of other states in urging the passage
of the Springer bill for the opening of the
Indian territory The bill would IN
doubtedly have passed the house at any
time within the past two months had their
been a quorum present. The opposition
to the measure has dwindled down 10 less
than one-sixth of that body. Besides the
pressure has been such on the chief execu-
| tive that bat little more is necessary,
! probably, to induce him to appoint the
commission authorized by congress three
years ago or more, which commission are
| to settle all preliminaries with the tribes
making treaty claims to portions Of the
territory contemplated by the Springer
/ bill which bill includes the major portion
of the entire area Of the territory or some
thing like twenty-six millions of acres.
/ 1t is useless to deny that Wichita's flu
ture is largely involved in that territory.
This city being the only great city near
the territorial borders and reaching it by
twice as many railways as any other point,
her interests become and are paramount
to those OF any other city. 1t is our natural
and immediate field, and the when and
how it shall be opened-next to those who
shall themselves occupy the lands a
matter of the most direct and greatest con-
Germ.
The board of trade of this city, yester-
day afternoon, after listening TO a visiting
committee, passed resolution providing
for the necessary expenses of a large popu-
lar convention to be held in Wichita, No
vember 20. In this connection program
was partly agreed upon and the following
! committee of general arrangement ap-
pointed, who are instructed as to halls,
hotels and railway fares, etc, viz: g. L.
Rouse, G. w Clement, G. II. Blackwelder,
G. NJ. Dickson, W. P. Carey, NJ. j. Oliver,
H. L. Pierce, o. D. Barnes, f. W. Bently
and L. D. Skinner.
Congressman: Springer. of Illinois, the
author of the house bill, and Congressman
! Weaver, of Illinois. a prominent advocate
| of it, have been invited TO make speeches,
/ together with the United States senator's
/ and representatives from the states of Mis-
souri,, Texas, Arkansas and Kansas. A
number of other distinguished men who
are interested will be invited to be present.
In addition, circulars of invitation, pro-
gram, etc, will be sent to all officers and
official boards of cities and municipalities
east and west as far in each direction as
| any direct interest may be felt in the mat
/ ter of opening up to settlement, and to the
| redeeming methods of civilization this
| vast domain of so varied and many nat
ural resources
As for the details OF the work of the
convention, its scope and aim, further
particulars will be published at an early
day.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
TIE COrRTs.
POLICE COURT.

". Br1mne, John Foy, Tom Jones ard
James Wilson were the nsues OIreo By
The jolutis.s who turned IN the.r fnes.yes
teriay forenoon.
Richard Lester Was arrested upon \ city
warrant sworu oct By Robert snail, ckzrg-
iaz him with selling Eq7or- When Lester
was brought into court TIE prosec1riag
witness REUSED % appear against him
The case vas dismissed and the costs, e,
taxed AGAINST the prosecutor The action
was said 10 have been Al unsuccessful az
tempt 70 have Lester par SuzlIz way cit
Of tie cooler
TAlie Brown had a rz1pEs with a5cthe-
eo'o~ed girl and paid g. for &C Assault
RsEley'x Joint. CT North Msrke. vas y=s-
.e-iay rzs6ed By Offer Ges-ZE Dsrnix ani
the proprietor marched ever 70 TIE police
station. he paid the proper auoza- &
in. and vas released
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
BOON FOX WICHITA.

Special dispatch to the Giobe-Democrat-
WICHITA, Kan Oct. ga new era Of
prosperity has been inaugurated in Wich-
tia during the past few days by the start
ing of two great public improvements and
bg the securing of an important addition
20 the packing interests already allied TO
the city. OF tie public Improvements,
the letting of the contract for a compre-
hensive system of sewerage as outlined by
Mr.. Rudolph Herring, the government
sewerage expert, and comprising a total
length of mains and latterals of sixty
miles, is by far the most important. The
contract price was 500 900, aud already a
large force of men is at work on the main
outlet south of the city.
Next to this work in Importance comes
the county building the contract price OF
which is trifie under 500, 600, and on
the superstructure of which the contract
ors have now got all the men they can
proirablY employ.
After her summers rest Wichita again
comes to the front in the meat pack
ing line. On Monday last the board
OF trade closed and signed a
contact with Francis Whitaker & Sons,
of st. Louis, by which this city gets
the largest packing concern yet located
west of the Mississippi, with perhaps the
exception of one or two houses in Kansas
City. Mr.. John Whitaker has had the
matter of locating a house in southern
Kansas under consideration for some time,
and when ne had satisfied himself as TO
the best location he notified our board of
trade, the contract was entered into, and
already the grounds for the buildings have
been staked out. The plant will have a
capacity equal to Jacob Dold & Sons
house. which fired up this week for the
first time, that is, 1900 hogs. 500 cattle and
sheep in proportion. per day, in connec-
ton with this it may be stated that the
Union Stock Yards company met early in
the week and. owing TO the large amount
Of business being done at the yards and
the improved prospects, decided 70 a. once
proceed TO almost double their present
capacity for handling stock As to the
railroads, the Santa Fe is breaking ground
for new depot 140x50 feet, and the Frisco
and Missouri Pacific are both contem-
plating important Improvements which
viii develop in very short time
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
IrsrIcEs, corRrs.

SASlEtE- A7J+ AsA1
State vs. Matte Bros. on trial the day
before at Justice HammoDd's court, was
concluded yesterday. the defendants bein =
found guilty on two counts Of selling in
toxicating liquor. They Will appeal the
case.
Frank Segar was yesterday brought up
from Cheney by Constable Rufus Cone
upon a warrant charging him with dis
turbiug the peace Of Charles ROeder. the
prosecuting witness. II appeared from the
statement made that Segar and ROeder oc-
cupied as tenants a certain dwelling house
and that there was one room which was
claimed By both Of them. Friday morning
while Roeder was asleep in the room IN
constroyersy Segar, putting ladder
against the building, crawled into the
window with double barreled shot gun
ard told the prosecuting witness that be
would give him Just five minutes 70 vscate.
Ii was a superabundauce Of time. for Roe
der. leaping up from the bed, ran CUT q
the room and apparently never stopped
until be had reached Judge Walkers oftlee
and swore out the warrant. Sezar gave
bond for his appearance II courtSovember
2rd
George Z Grascup was again arrested
upon Il warrant charging hlm with OBJ
tanning 800 under false pretensez. HIS
hearing was set for November lat.
PROBATE COURT.
Report Of sale u real estate and co1fr-
nation q deed was yesterday made IA the
estate Of l. II T Pope, deceased
A petition was yesterday fled 20 a2-
point a guardian in the estate Of Claud q.
Post. minor. George Stesurod was a2-
pointed
Settlement VA. yesterday made II the
estate Of Msrrits McCabe. deceased
A petition was fled 70 appoint al al
u,inistratgr II the estate q John Wilson,
deceased.
xZw STTTZEEs-
First naturalization papers we're Issued
BIZ Clerk a = Wrsgat 70 the following
Carl Mounsb-ough. q Germany; Svsn
Maxuussurn, Of Sweden: Hubert ". Ba-
ker. of England; Carl Sehtatz. Of Repubsic
q Frzaee Final papers we're iss1ec %
Sherman Dudley. o. Canada
uEaAg "a DEaAE
\ suit for divorce vas yesterday fled -
Ge~tie De&a- against Sspolsoa DeAsv. o.
The grounds q cruelty she ssAte1 thas
G.,5n returning home Jew n1zeis H5Ss
from party she f0ul1 that h@- EGs hAld
had concealed or carried sway az their
fzrnirure. aai recover thezn SIS bTozxst
a. actlonsin justice Talks-' cs51r- % re-
cover thesz bT repisTin-
pLsTEzcT c1-EL
Yesterday was rsosloa 1zT n TIE distract
crsI-r ard from n The morning I'll .:
ai-n; he attorneys wtth sh-sr bGE61es Of
rape-z crowded close aroznd he s-azn.
rndeavorszx 70 catch tic courts s.teasiSa
ard sc@Ax y tsvoz q tAesr elsxz..
The sosl0xi3z motions. n al twsaty-
two. were heard AID tEGs d2spozcd q
IAs1 < O.i2Ssr - so<l AIsra. Es9saes
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
HORSE THIEF.

Tom Book. of the livery stable Of Book
s, Hannible, on North Lawrence, yester-
ter;ay afternoon reported stolen ZIG to
the sheriff's office. He says that man
named Welch, to whom they had before
hired a rig, came into the barn Friday
morning and asked for horse and buggy
10 drive south Not returning yesterday
morning. the proprietors Of the stable
commenced 10 investigate, and found that
WEIGH. or a man answering his descrip-
ton, was seen driving northward. The
proprietors notifications OF the thief has
been sent out and a reward offered for the
recovery Of the property and the sppre-
heusion Of the thief.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
HALLOwELL AT THE CRAWFORD.

Arran zements have been made for Col
J. R HalloweIl to speak AT the Crawford
Grand on the night OF the 5th Of Noven-
Der. The colonel will reach home from
Indiana on the morning OF the 5th and the
meeting that night viii no doubt Dc Che
OF the most enthusiastic and al round
dandy OF the campaign The colonel a.
that time Will be able 10 give some idea Of
the following days battle Of ballots and
viii make oae Of the great speeches for
which he has an extensive reputation
The county central COMMITTEES vii give
the matter their best attention and the
speech it is thought may deal with some
local issues as well as with state aud
national questions
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
SHE SAID SIZE WAS SHOT.

Yesterday forenoon DR.. Jordan was
called upon at his Office TO attend 10 wo-
man whom he found suffering fran gun
shot. He discovered that there quite a
number of shots in her face her lip; and
two teeth had been punched out by them
4 little girl about six years or age, who
accompanied her, was also suffering from
the effects OF the shot
Her name was Higbee and she lived
north OF the city She had some reluctance
in speaking about the affair, but said
that man had shot her, evidently inten-
tionally, and that she purposed having
him arraSred
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

overruled % str X ont II flies ~ amend
cd petition state II kausts ~ rsl J. x
HallOwen. motion Overruied 30 dissolve
temporary Injunction. r. b. Porter v e.
X * y R'y. demurrer overruled. " IA.
C. Dyer - Chas. 4. Dyer p: ni passed
Albert F. C. Morris - y = Mitchsu. mo-
ton sustained % dismiss appeal = y.
Pallet " ID :. Erskia. motion sustained
10 confirm sale II real estate. Alex Ca
rett vs b &. Green ct al. motion overruisd
20 separate answero q Mary =. Grsea. john
I Westfall - Wichita & Valley Center So
I TOR Line 4 Land 60 notion % strske pe-
Z titiou from flies confessed Citizeus Bank
I O. Sedgwick - =. A. E.ngiish. motion FOR
/ leave 70 be made defendants sustained :.
( : Muzzsr - Ieander Gordon. motion for
/ Judgment - defendants sustained. same
I IN Wichita produces Co " - -. Cox ss
( al. Jacob Hoover ~ =. II Nerriae.8 mo-
J T. suppress deposition taksa ca behalf =
I plaintiff sustained. same 70 : II Ripple
~ same William Carsghsy - Al -
/ Wichita s. y &. T. T. ca. u1otios %
strike name Of Citizens baak from cases
overruled Jstfsrsea Lumber "a - =.
I ". iAnsen - 81. n7stioa sustained - eoa-
/ firm sheTsGs sslie. Lydia Gampbssi -
/ VIM : Caldwell - al. motion sustained
} c. Il Gates - ". s. Wersisn = al. dsrsnr-
rer 81 defe1dsu; FHrZesru suStriEesi. "a
cob %oabacher IS !. =. Wells e 81. Eao-
& rin to confirm &ais u sataf. sssIsiust =.
Z z y. Marah - o. ? Hobbs. mot o. %
make petition more definite sn1 certain
ovsrrulsd Oliver Bros. IS David , Gray.
rrsgtioa 70 QlAsh ard st ASIDE @erTfcs =
/ summons sustained r T.. Miller - = <.
/ Wr5zht. raotsoa sustained - - setting
/ aside Judgment ooatiuassi as - rsn.slz-
der
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
WACO PAVING.

Mr.. 7. z. Sherwood reports favorable
showing for paving Waco avenue. He says
he has fifty property owners from Third 90
Seventeenth street who own the amount
of property required TO give the council
power to take the necessary steps for
having. He SAYS others have told him they
would sign when petition was presented
The matter viii probably be brought be-
fore the next councillor consideration.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
PERSONALS.

S. B. Todd was yesterday in from Frank
fort.
A W. Coulter was yesterday over from
Emporia.
John Blair and wife were yesterday uE
from Caldwell
T. H Lockwood and wife, Anthony
were yesterday guests of the Carey.
Mrs. J. f. Myers and Miss E G. XII
were yesterday up from Cheney shopping
Joe REYNOLDS. Diamond joe" beamed
down yesterday upon his many friends
here in the city.
members of Mrs. Langtrys company are
guests OF the Carey.
Mrs. Jane Carpenter is lying quite Ill OF
pneumonia at the home or her son, Ut.
Carpenter. Palisade avenue.
The Hon. E. B. Allen, of Topeka, is at
tending to business matters IN the city
He has good news for the Republicans.
Messrs. f. D. Fouts and y. L Hollowell
and Misses I.eona Turner and Flo Nixon
were in from kingman yesterday TO see
Mrs Langtry.
Mr.. J. Harmon and Mrs. Bdanfied and
Misses Lilly Williams and Lille Sheppard
were down last night from Burton TO see
Mrs LangtIy.
Mrs. Macy. mother of D. E. Macy, of Az
North Washington street, left Yesterday
evening for Sedgwick City TO visit bel
daughter, Mrs. Armantrout.
D. L Hall, Belle PLANE; c. F. Bresse
Syracuse, y. Y: :. NJ. Lentz and wife
Decatur. Ill; w. Z Wilcox. Chicago; S,
y. Hewes, Kansas City, are at the Carey
Miss Clark is now in the city, guest OF
Carey, having been called here by the i'll
ness OF her father, Mr.. Clark, cashier OF
the New York Life Insurance company fol-
Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
wHITTAKER's NEW MOVE.
a Big PACKING house TO be Established At
wichita

Globe-Democrat-
Mr. John Whitaker, of the firm of
Francis Whitaker Il Sons, the well known
pork packers, yesterday returned from
Wichita, Kan, where he had been to es-
tabIish an auxiliary house. He was seen
by a Globe-Democrat reporter last eve
ming relative TO the result of his visit, and
stated that arrangements had been per-
fected to establish a branch house, and
that work on the building to be occupied
would be begun Immediately. Il went to
Wichita in response to an invitation from
some of its prominent citizens. | found;
as soon as l arrived, that there was good
opening. and | took advantage of ir. The
people are full of en- terprise and are en-
thusiastic in encouraging all kinds of bus
mess that may be located among them.
The town has population of nearly +0, 900.
and l think the time not far distant when
there will be 100000 inhabitants.
was very agreeably surprised at what
saw and the universal enterprise Of the
people"
NJ. Whitaker added that his firm
would still retain its main house n st.
Louis. He remarked incidentally that one
thing that attracted his attention at
Wichita was the sugar industry. Kansas,
he said, offered bounty on every barrel
of granulated sugar manufactured within
its borders, and had an inspector whose
duty it Was 10 inspect each barrel. The
inspector was at Wichita while be was
there and inspected 600 barrels
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
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Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
UNION LABOR MEETING

The court house was visited by a fair
sized crowd last evening TO hear Union
Labor speeches. Mr.. Jennings was made
chairman and Mr. s. II. Snyder, of King
man. Union Labor candidate for congress
in the Seventh district was introduced
He made very creditable speech N de
Tense of the platform of the party.
Mr. Snyder was followed by Mr.. 5. B.
Todd, of Marshall county
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
wICHIAA,S REGISTRATION.

There Is no way in which Wichita is
ever measured that she fails OF coming up
to all that the EAGLE claims for her That
she leads all other cities in the state in
population there is not a doubt. Tested
by her school census, By her city directory
and her registered vote she shows popu-
lation but little if any short OF forty thou
sand. The registration was closed last
night and from Mr.. King we get the exact
figures which only lack six vote Of being
5000 The following are the exact figures
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Yesterday afternoon. in the crush of
7ehicles, at the crossing of Main and
Douglas, two buggies collided, and before
hey could be separated one of them was
pretty badly wrecked. The drivers of both
rigs were women, and not a few rather
spirited explanations were made.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

H. J. Green and J. Shannon Nave, bank
ers, of Attica, Indiana, IN company with
Frank d. Fouts, OF kiugman. called yes
terday in the editors absence, but who
found their cards on his table.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

The following students were enrolled at
The Southwest IN Business college during
last week: 5. I. Eide, Eureka; Charles
Mcclellan. Blackstone; Jennie Easdale,
Gsrdner; Charles Ollie, Edgerton; Clar-
snce Henderson, Newton; W. ". Miller,
d d. Akin Wichita
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Yesterday there was al interesting and
somewhat exciting scrap IN a colored
gambling den on North Main. One of the
parties, Charley Schools, was shortly after
seen coming down street with his front
teeth knocked out, his ear chewed up, and
showing other evidences of the conflict.
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28
THE EAGLE OFFICE FORCE.

There are thirty-seven voters IN the
EAGLE establishment, twenty seven Of
whom are of families directly dependent
on its maintenance These do not include
many ladies employed in bindery, the car
rier aud the newsboy force OF twenty-odd
more, nor lady accountant, two mailing
clerks and some boy employees not yet OF
age There are very few factories with
bigger pay rolls in this city than that
carried by its great representative paper
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

A whole delegation of callers. ladies and
gentlemen. honored our sanctum in a
BODY yesterday afternoon. consisting of
Mr. Thomas Hellar. Mrs. May E. Hellar
md Miss Eliza ". Hellar, of San Fran
cisco; Miss Mary E, Hellar and Miss Ella
Hellar, of this city; Lille Bellig, of For
resUon, Illinois, and Mrs. Isle Brander, Of
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

Frank Oliver. T. G. Wales Aad Charles
Smith YESTERDAY rstsrnsd frora sEscsss-
al and enjoyable hunting TIP upon tkslr
oxu prsTass zrozn3s Ia Harvey o0zasy-
Two hundred ard To- caeks wa tie case
they haxzs5
Wichita eagle., 1888-10-28

The watch factory directors held meet
ing yesterday morning In Martinson hall
and attended to some rather important
business.