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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-04
gSnnSerIt@e Grteo emsittfter.

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rteoenscongreB gu Utuila1o.
8eit @orfib fii6rten Die ioetaGDentofratil6en
ttolienil6elt Nb9eoronetert YantdnO
unO @tprtant I'll g6renprditoenter
nuroen 9etpdb1 Il1atole be la Sorge,
Qtebfne6t, giocialiitiider 0tsidStdgsz
abgeorbneter un6 @egner oe5 6eutlden Ift>
IttariSntuS", tpie iein Golege 8antano i'm
Der geriammlung DoriteQte, uno Safft.
8et Der am 30. 9e56r. erfolgten grDffnung be5
GongreiieS ldetnt unter ben Triebenslelten
cine re6t fampfesmltt9ige Stimmurg ge=
berrl6t 5l babert. Sin 6err Ofar3oni per>
Idngte In letner @rDffnungsan1prade Die
8eretntgung aler oemofratti6en Strettz
frGfte, I'M ben 8ampf gegen bic beporz
re6teten 6laiien begtrnen Su %fonnen; Gt=
prtant mar Der NnItdt, man miilie ie6eu
nteOerbauen, Der itd benz 6rteoen tptz
oerlebe, unb tuenn Die BropaGaroa nidt
genilge, miiiie man Sur 9~teuoIutton iiberaez
bet; Der y9eneraI" GllIleret feterte G5ari=
bdlbi, neil CT an benz TeIo3uQe qedet
9eutid,lano tbetlgenomlneu; Die SQqes=
DrDnung foroerte auf gum Strette fir eli
1tel auf 6reibett, 0leidDctt ltnbWerebttafett
gegrlt1beten Srteoet, ul10 na6 .SbllB Ser
SiBung priigelte mani ii6 auf Ser StraBe
nit Der QSoliSei berum."
9aS lit idon lett elmer &et6e bon SSabren
Der ii6lide Berlduf Der Q8eltfrieoens9got
greile. Die ftnoti6en S6mdrrner, Die
baran tbetlneameu, polen alle bet Welts
frteoen, pora1sgeiebt DAB man i6nelt suuor
g%eftattet, Ourh etnen yGebten Rrteg"
Die g8elt 10 umSugeitalten, ME tie m0btelt.
Guf ben Srteg a6er tpplen tie bel Qetbe
ri6t Oer5itbten; ber mug our6gef6lnpft
tperoell, tpdre es aud gum 9lnfung MIR ouf
Dem Srte0enscongreiie ieIbit nit SGltifen.
0teie SrieOen9ittfter iinb bas ge11aue
Seitenftld 3u ienen Observation-Disclosures,
tpelde ft6 fur Die Qt6idaffung Der 8 s.
It a e 10 %ereiferl1, baB ie bereit Iiro, Seoem
i1rer @egner-ben &opf Dor bic TuBe 3u
le9en,. I'M i'm, penn ni9t gu befebren, bod
fir letne !6alsitarrigteit gu beitrafen.
Mberne Barren 8enn bic @eltfriebensz
filter nur tbre glaien in Die Bidder Ser
g8eltgel6tdte iteden t%polten,. tpiroen iie
Iernen, OaB Dem Spetbetnigen SGuqet6iere
simia rapax, l.. Das Maiienmoroen, qez
lldrtnt !&rteg. etn ebenio rnabpeisltdeS Sc
otrfntB tit, ipie Giiet 1t1o Grinfen. Die
go un9smnrte Der &rtege dnbern ii6
i'm 2aufe Der Wfeni9endlter, dber Sic &riege
bletben. Gin ue niger Srteoe", Der
20 ooer % polle Sabre Dauert, lit l6on Elm
Munberpert Der Staatsfunit. 50 fits
getpelelt, 10 tits, 10 mtr0'S lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-04

unb mad a Eaoen getootet, tpdbrenb Gar
bolidl1re mad ebenio bel Sagen gan5 mir
funaslos lit. Ottl3bran0lpDren
geben mad 3ipeitGgigem 8erpeilen in 3prp7
3entiger &reolinl0iu1g 81 @rlrnoe, in 0pro1
s%elttiger Garboll0iung crit nab 70 &a9eI.
Sine stpette beruorrdgenoe Gl9enlGaft pes
&reoltn lit Die, @imeiB 81 perot9ten; III
Solge befie1 Dirft es aut S4letn1bdute
5u dmmensteb II 3 (aitrtngtreno) uno
Die Mblpnberuitg bei6r6nfeno. @s belel>
ttgt ferner Die ibetften @ern6e,
nl6gen 1te ltammet, tpober tie tpollelt,
un6 1T enoli6 gGnsli6 urgifttg, cine
gigenidaft, tDel1e bisber nod fetnem anti
ieptiIdem Weittel in bteletn WtaBe ltad)Je>
rii6mt meroen fonnte.
Sci oteier leItenen 8or3lgen bes Grepltn
bari eS ni6t g4uiloer nebntel1, menu it6
bieieS Weittel tGglib mebr uno me6r III Der
@ultIt Der 9IerSte feitieBt, su1naG Die Gr9ebs
ntIie Der SrD6ncr'i6en Sorl0u1g balb aa6
am &~ranfenbette beltattgt tDuroen. sSano
oas Greottt anfangS nut BET hirur0tl6en
&ra1fbeiten Nntpenou1B, rpo eS Die gebegtelt
@rpartungen Der Sorl6er peit iibertraf 10
feblte eS aud nt6t an sablret6en SGuet
BON erfoi8reiGer t1lnerer Niltpenout1g.
Spuetb unb NeubDrfer empfebleu
bas Rreolin auf's 8drrnite BET uIlgeueinen
SnftttiorSfranfbeiten, bel 9un9eni6ptnb>
iuht uno BET 6rpnilhen, ausSebrenbet
Granfbeiteit, narttentlt6 bel &rebs. g1eu>
b6rfer fanb, bab Der irnere @ebrau9 BON
&reolin BET &rebS7 unb 9ul1gentranten Die
9elunfene Gr1dbrun9 gu beben I'M Stanoe
1T, Dd6reno Spaetb belonoers ben giinftt>
gen @inHuB oeS 8reolin auf bic @%dbrungsz
uro Sdul1iboorgdnge im Oarmtanal ber7
Dorbebt. yeucroingS bat Brofelior
S6ntbler 1T Wien bel peri6ieoenen
0alsfraltfbetten bus &reolin angetpenoet
uno %gefunoen, baB BET bieier 8ebanoIung
Der 0erlauf Elm Diel ntilberer unb l6nelIerer
als lonlt 9eipeiet lit.
Selblt in bartndfigen Sdaen BON Wt q IT.
oeIeutai pel6e unDeren Ottta
teln trobteit, bat fi6 bus &repLttt, in Sorm
BON @ur9elmailer uto sur 8eptnlelung ge>
brau6t, bortreffli6 bepdbrt. Sci dront=
i6em &ebIfopffaturrb betptrft Die
8epinielut8 cine 9erminberung Der
Sbletntab lonOerung unb etlte Nbi1neluhg
Der. Shleilnbnut. 'S6merSen, 6uitenretS
unb Sblingbei6nerbet, ioipie Die bart@
nddtge 6eiierfeit perininoern iih ~auffaIenb
raid. l%eberbaupt bat fi6 bos Rreoltn bel
bent fatarrbulti0 >entSinblihen Bro3e1ien
Der oberen 9uftipege reht gut betpGbrt,
tnbert eS Die 8eiieritng unb 6eiluns Des
&atarrbs meientltd beI6leuntgte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-04
&reOLtu.

0as nelte, ieit 3ursem in 9eutI6lanb
eingefibrte Distinctions uno 9trsneimitz
tel &reoltn,D bot Or. @olb in etnem
reuen @erfe itber 6alstrant6etten elm
gebeno beipro6en. @r i6rei6t:
Sn 9euti9IanO mar es 8rofeIior Or.
SrB6ner, ipeI9er auf Die antiieptiiden
Gtgeni9aften beS &reoIin aufmerfiam
n1dbte. Seine 11nteriu6ungen fino. BON
5ablrei6en NerSten beitGtigt mor6en, ipeIGe
ale boil oeS 9obes iinb iber Die fdulntBz
niorigen @igeni6aften 6es &repIin. Sine
Q0iung Greoliu bon 1900 tDbtet bic
GboIerabactlIen mad 10 Ottnuten,
cine BON $4,000 ltah elmer Wlinute, mdbs
renb cine glet6iturfe GarboIi6ure z96iung
bier Sage braudt, I'M Die 8aciIlen sl
t0oten. Oie Gtterfptfen perben our6
eIne pierprO3entige &reoliuloiung nad elmer
Gtunbe beutIi6 am 8a6stbum eebinoert
, areolin 1T ems Der @ebenprooufte BEL Der 9be-
,nol=6a6rifatioM &6iun9 Der Gbeerole in 9tatroH9ara=
teiteCl6iung.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-02-04
&aatt Sal3cr's gamen,
M,tf Wrpbe III

MitT EtObe FIR MIR $1.(
ienoe i'd &c padete aIerfrIGeIte 6amiifesg
einen oentiGen @orteti. % Bndete ifbs
Her BItu1ensS dmen $1.O0.
SeToc6 &c FUR Bad. so Sag SriibsRrouti
Infer @crrofb
BON &oier, 8hansen, Slurlen, Semitic
unb Jorm=Sonten lift Der grDBeIte in
@merita! Gomeuhaus =8o6enFG1e
itber 2 IGeri &artpTelfeIer 60, 600 8it.
@s lit leidt fir ieben FORMER 40 4lt. Wei
1875 8n. Gprn, 800 8n. &ortof. BON
Wein eleganter &ataIog fret. Sphtt 81.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Cradle of Civilization.

OF oil such cities there is not one which ia
as EttI4 known, and which nevertheless has
played such continuous and varied role on
the worlds stage, as Castrogiovanni, the
ancient Emma, which had the great honor Of
giving birth to the first civilization within
the memory Of Europe, that same civilization
that small Greek nation was to bring to
perfection and to HIGHT the world with.
From the sublime crater Of E.na, raised
into the upper regions Of air, looking over
sky and sea, the eye takes h the whole peri
meter Of Sicily, and In tho midst Of It's noun
tain ranges and It's valleys, that resemble tie
waves Of stormy sea petri6ed by some mys
terfous power, there appears Is a great YES
81, solitary and mighty. anchored b the
raids. Of these petrtasd surgeA crax shaped
ike truncated cone. It Is On this rock,
whose situation Ia the center Of the island
caused 1t to be called by tie Greeks the navel
Of Sicily, that Castrogiovannt q perched,
Ede true eagles nest, IA al impregnAbls
position--A- +. Jaca4y In ScribneriS
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
LETTER FROM A CLERGYMAN.
Grateful Acknowledgement Of Cures by
the Cuticura Remedies.

minister and his little boy cured Of obstinate
skin diseases by the ,utisura Remedies
Praises them everywhere-in the palpas.
home and in the street.
For about thirteen years l have been troubled
with eczema or some other cutaneous disease which
all remedies failed 20 cure Hearing OF the CCTI-
CCRA REMEDIES resolved to give them q trial.
and purchased one bottle OF CUrIcuRA REsoLvkSr.
one box OF CCTIcURA and cake OF CyTIcUaA
SOAP / followed the directions carefully and =
affords me much pleasure to say that before using
two boxes OF the CUrIcURA. foar cakes Of CCTI-
CURA SOAP and bottle Of CuTroCRA RksoI-
vENT was entirely cured
In addition my own case, nv baby boy. then
about FIVE months old. was suffering with wha;
supposed TO be the same disease mine 10 such an
extent that his head was coated over with solid
scab. from which there WAS constant acw Of p..s
which sickeninS TO LOOK upoa. besides two large
tumor~like kernels the back OF bis head Thanks
to you and your wonderful CUTIeTRA REnEDixs
his scalp Is perfectly WE'LL and tas kernels have eee
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/ would that the hole world Of saierers from skin
and blood diseases knew the value Of your CCTI-
cCRA REMEDIES as do,
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tEEyl c. NJ. MANNING.
! Box - AewoTth. Ga
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
A FALL.

Yesterday forenoon quite severe accl-
dent occurred at the Gordon building now
under process Of construction on North
Main.
Albert Meyers, painter, who had the
contract for painting the building, fell
from the top of the second story, distance
of at least twenty-five feet to the ground.
He lit upon the hip and shoulder of his
right side and was Immediately taken up
by Messrs Gordon and Morse and carried
into the grocery Of the latter.
DR.. Hupp soon after arrived and together
with other physicians made an examina-
ton of the mans injuries as he lay IN the
rear room of the grocery. They all
thought that he had sustained a severe
conclusion of the spine and some
internal injuries but of how
serious nature they were unable to tell.
He was removed to his home on Llewlyn
avenue and another examination was
made with much the same result as the
first He had, however, recovered from
the shock and the physicians were very
hopeful of carrying him safely through.
Exactly what caused the fall is not
known. He was lowering himself on the
front of the building by means of ropes
run over pulleys at the top of the structure
when the ropes broke and he was precipi-
tated to the ground. The ropes he had
heretofore considered safe and some of his
friends ar Of the opinion that some one
had cut them on purpose to have Mr.
MYERS fall
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Justice and Sentlmentality.

Justice and sentmentahty have nearly a.
ways been hostile 20 each other. Seatmn-
talists ere people who have not suffered from
villainy. No father WA ever q sentimental
Is. whose daughter suffered violence from
sone brute. SentimeutsliEn Is only oonp&,-
ibis with Cd outrage On somebody Csc We
are glad Tia: the judges Of cur courts see 90
cie.y IN Ell tvs relations Of wrong doing
There are times whea the bess Of humanity
exp.riencs comfortable Satisfaction o, the
supremacy Of iustice
An English judge st Bristol. No: long ago,
regretted thai he could Tot sd tie Lash 70
The punishment. Of Eve Year, transportation
which he inflicted upon e rafEian guilty Of as
saultirg cArt; and at LiverpS-l &lr. J1s-
toe Chari7 gave tkTes prisoze-s. sag bad
robbed AID brztaly assaulted WOMAN,
fifteen lashes ~.th the cat, In addition 20 s;x
months tnprisoluen. That Judge VII have
,oe respect Of ths- nea and women @ whom
the hess interests o society depeod--TSs
PRESBYTERIAN.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
FACTS ABOUT BABIES.
A Female Physician Discusses Their Phys
teal ard prvcholoyfcal Growth

A Female Physician Discusses Their Phys
ical and Psychological Growth.
In the course Of lecture delivered In New
York distinguished female physician said
that the inability Of baby TO hold it's
bead was not due TO the weakness OF the neck,
but TO the lack Of development Of fits will
power. The act Of standing was instructive
and initiative, while facial expression and
gesture were due almost wholly TO Imitation.
A baby's smile, she said, was the most mis-
understood thing In infancy. a real emile
must have ON idea behind It, but the express
sion resembling a smile, which isso often sean
on O very young baby's face, was without an
idea and was due to the easy condition Of the
stomach OF TO spme other physical satisfas-
ton. The smile with On idea 6oes not appear
earlier than the fourth week So, too, with
the crying Of baby. The contortieu Of the
features Is due 70 physical suses The baby
sheds no tears, because tho lschyysnal glands
are no. developed for severa! weeks after
birth
The chief pleasure Of al children Is 20
change from ons condition 70 another by
their own sTort& This Is tea beginning Of
tho developnent Of toe WIN power, and h
oftesa a..estsd IN VIA. has been called tbs
imperative intSutioa Of tears This u 10;
disciossd Until after tho second Or third
month A Laby tests everything BY TIA
mouth. its selse II .as:s b4.ng the sarest and
most reliable guide 1. hAA
The astnrion Of al young children 10 din
cult 20 attract, and they r1ust attain cons.6-
cradle age before they begin 20 notice Theu
colors and sounds are potential Fear has
boon known u Ia manifested by b4bY Craly
three weeks Old, and, Il al eass<, usS sezAsa-
t;oa L. protuoed By sound naars ;hen By
sight Chndrn Il iuIurfocs and carefully
guarded bones are almost wholly without
fsar, bat tie Children Of poor and srpn~~t
parents always manifest IL
Jealousy and sympathy begin 70 manifest
thsr-rse,ves In tie second year. Cu1oety
also bexi-a 20 ds-e.op here. ADD proves 70 L
. ST feeder Throughout ctfldbood
A E..is Ixser tie ego begins 20 sppe.r. azd
tie baby has The HrB: conscsouzoea Il t.set
The ego frSs sYpeA-s - fsus7.-sr sezise, AID
tae infant Gradually lea-zs 20 csr1nSuixa ::
seH from surrounding oo5ecx. Il b frst iAs
hxrd TIA. b Distinguished, AID tbsu tie .oo;.
and finally The whole body Memory 6oes
nc. a,ypear before tLs cA1G & two years c.
age. al sbe reasoning q chcdrsn Il pin.
tive and eleenru.ary and aev.lops ssOzly
Darwin noticed az essoc.a.son Of saaas u ia
mind u lis ctaid when t. VIA o.iy Eve
rnosshs Ct age. Tie iecs-e- re,a.ed exyeri-
e1ces of hahle= with tic frse view os rcsrroEs,
and Showed thai their actions u-der tie n<~
conditions r-re si-uilz< 20 those of ants-o-
pad Ayrs ard dogs uases Axa oos<ssszrA--
Boston Esrasd
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
Cockroaches in Its Stomach.

William Amos, proprietor Of the st.
James hotel, on Hughson street, Hamilton,
Ont, went up to his dinner about half past
IL O'Clock, and Mrs Amos went down stairs
to mind the bar room. Meantime their little
infant, weeks old, was left lying in the
cradle in an upper bed room When Mrs.
Amos returned to the up stairs apartments
she heard the baby crying and at once took
it up In her arms She noticed that be was
deadly pale and was gasping for breath. In
q moment the frightened mother Raw q large
coclUoach in the child's mouth, which she
pulled out. Two others came up in q little
while, and the now thoroughly alarmed
mother rushed of to consult DR.. Lafferry
That gentleman had never heard Of such a
case before He said that the infant could
not stand strong medicine, but he gave the
mother q mild ernetic TO administer. This
had the effect Of bringing up another cock
roach bigger and ugDer than any Of Its
predecessors. 1t was nearly an inch long
and was caught by Mrs. Amos on the child'z
tongue Every one Of the insects was alive.
Philadelphia Times.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
4 Ilnx I.eptihllc.

4 German traveller has discovered the very
smallest republic IN Europe. II Is the ham
let Of Goust. Ia the lower Pyrensz. IL be
longs neither To France nor 70 Spain. II has
somewhat over 100 citizens. Roman Catholic
In religion, who live by ELK weaving. AMI
constitute a tIrave and SIT dsyezsdeut com
monweaith. They have 10 taIes nor any
other public charges. They have no mayor
or other civil otiicfaL They have not even
an established church or rrie1a Of their own.
as they have incorporated thssnseive~ eocis-
siastically with the neiChboring village Of
Iaruns, where their Children are baptlzsd.
their b~trotbed couples MARRIED And their
dead burisd Tho eitfpz's ef tia reputlis
live 20 @ very great age. There are sad to
Be both male and fssa1is csnts1ariaus among
them They always marty '.forsag1ssrs-
tha. is % zy, Inhabitants Of the DsighbDring
states % Franco snd FpGin- Soho6y 10
either rich or poor, robio or cEEri, master or
srvant--Chicago Tg-les-
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
INVESTIGATING.

The officials of the Wichita & Suburban
electric railway gave an excursion yester-
day afternoon for the benefit Of the stock
holders of the City Railway company. The
latter were anxious to see the Sprague sys-
tenn work in the hope Of getting some
pointers for their own use. They made
the trip to Paramount in good time and
seemed much pleased over the working
and practical test of the Sprague system.
The party consisted of Mr.. George l.
Rouse, ST., J. o. Davidson, B. II. Camp
bell, r. E. Lawrence, and Mr.. Fitch, man.
ager of the Riverside line. The City Rail-
way people are making thorough inves-
tigation. at least as careful as possible. OF
the merits of the Thompson-Houston and
of the Sprague systems They hope to
reach decision in few days and get
ready for change of motor power at an
early date.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
SEOALIA NOTES.

SEDALIA, No., June 1S-Moses Avery,
an engineer, pulling the fast mail between
this city and Kansas City on the Pacific,
was badly injured Sunday night IN an ac-
cident which occurred TO his train near
Warrensburg. While running at speed
of thirty-five miles hour, an one OF the
side rods on the engine broke, striking the
engineer and knocking him from his seat.
The cab of the engine was completely
demolished Avery was brought 10 bis
home in this city and his injuries attended
to. 1t will be several months before he
can resume his run.
All through trains on the Missouri,
Kansas g. Texas road between this city
and Parsons have been abandoned, owing
to the washing out OF the road bed in sew
eral places. Near Clayton the track for a
distance of six miles was entirely swept
away. The Missouri Pacific road had also
suffered considerably from the heavy
rains of Saturday and Sunday.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
PERSONAL

]. II. Purdy, st. Louis, is in the city.
H. L. Bishop, U. S. A., is in the city.
J. W. Hughes was up yesterday from
Wellington.
d. C. Ruth was here from Halstead yes
terday on business.
w. A. Thomas returned last evening
from his eastern trip.
Miss Lou Hampton was here from
Hutchinson yesterday.
f. J. Cooper and wife were yesterday
down from Kansas City.
Mrs. Mountz and Miss f. Lucy were
here yesterday from Halstead.
Mrs. Zach Mulhali returned last even
ing from a short visit to Arkansas City.
Mrs H. L. Smithson leaves today for
Chicago to visit relatives for few weeks.
c. f. Mooris, abstracter at Anthony
Kan, is in the city. He reports Harper
crop A. No. l.
Mrs Edward Vail leaves this morning
over the Rock Island to visit relatives IL
La Porte, Indiana.
Mrs H. S. Smithson goes to Chicago
this morning over the Rock Island TO visit
friends and relatives.
Mrs L. A. Walton left for Chicago yes
relatives and friends.
Mrs. L. T. Hawley leaves today for Lo:
Angeles, California, to visit relatives. Shit
will be absent some weeks.
G. w. Constant and wife, Springfield
Ill, were in the city yesterday with ii
Constant, of Hutchinson.
Henry Snyder and his neice, Miss Minnie
Watkins, both of Lvkens, Pa, are in the
city the puest of AL Clark
J. L. Cochran, manager Of the Lombard
Mortgage com pany left Tuesday morning
to visit Pittsburg, Pa, and other eastern
cities
w. S. r. Eminent, New York; G. A
fairfield, Boston: NJ. S. Cohn. TT. Smith
Ark r. r. Smith, Chicago; f. b. Miller.
St. Louis; Alex Milue, Newark, n. j; So
Hammer. Cincinnati; Scott +. Winnie
Cottonwood Falls; l.. Mccartney, Sioux
Falls. OAK; Isaac b. Snow, st. Louis; w
Hardwich, St. Louis. are at the Carey.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

The Shsrpleigh Hardware company VS..
D. J. ChatfeId; Judgment for plaintiff for
S22i.
Same VS. same; judgment for plaintiff
for s225.
Same VS.. D. j. and E A Chatfeld;
judgment for plaintiff for s}l4.5o.
II. p. Jones VS.. W. A Carr, on trial yes
terday afternoon before Judge Read, Mr..
Campbell appearing FOR defendant and
Mr.. Henley for the plaintiff
Sharpleigh Hardware company VS.. d. j.
Chatfeld; Judgment for plaintiff for
$3.50
James Cunningham Sons & Co. vs.. j. 7.
Holmes; judgment for S@'2-o5.
Butler & Fisher VS. James A. Rusk ct al. :;
dismissed, costs paid
White Sewing Machine company vs. {
W. Roobet; judgment for plaintiff for
s163.15.
Same vs.. same; judgment for plaintiff
for SGD 81.
John Schooloyer vs. r l. Ninants-
judgment for plaintiff for sol.
Isaac Roberts vs. Peter L@tergren; dis
missed.
COMMON PLEAS
MUlvane State bank W. y. NJ Green ee
al; Judgment in favor OF plaintiff for 800
Martin Wolf VS.. Rufus Cone: dismissed
at cost of plaintiff.
W 4. Sheppard vs. Cornelia Smith ct
al; dismissed, costs paid.
The day was mostly taken up IN the
hearing of Otto Brumn1e vs. Dr.. s. W.
Richmond. suit for malpractice Il was
n case of ue,uliar interest and tina svi6annA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
THE BONDS READY.

The mayor and city clerk spent yester-
day signing sewer bonds. Eeach wrote
their name FIVE hundred and ten times
there being that many bonds Of $500 each
for the S255,0O0. They were taken te
Topeka last night by Councilman Glaze
where they will be registered by the state
auditor and forwarded to the Kansas
fiscal agency at New York City, when
they will be ready for the purchasers. The
payment was due on the 18th of the
month, unavoidable delays have been en-
countered making it a few days behind
time. The city. however, is not in grea
need of the money and hence no incon-
yenience suffered.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19
wHEELMEN'S NOTES.

At a meeting of the Wichita Wheelmen
held at the Office of the S. l.. Davidson
Mortgage company, June IS, 1889, the fol
lowing business was transacted.
The club resolved into a league club
with associate membership, which COM
pels all active members to join the L. A.
W., associate members to have no voice
nor vote at meetings, nor hold office.
1t was resolved that the club have moth
ing to do with the Fourth of July races
and that no one is authorized to solicit
prizes in the clubs name.
The club will take part in the Trades
Display on the Fourth of July, and none
but members of the club are allowed to
ride except those invited by club members.
Bert. K, Millison was elected member.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

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