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Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
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Young ladies of the St. Paul NJ. f
church-Having seen your very fine exhib-
it Of ancient and curious articles, we are
surprised at the large number and value
of the collection snd are sure that the
citizens of Wichita will generally be glad
of SO rare an opportunity of seeing so fine
a collection and request that you will con-
tinue your loan exhibition next week. d.
W Phillips, r. Guthrie, Sr., J. 7. Allen.
/. F. Sherwood. o. Z. Smith. w. B.
Throckmorton, Fred W. Sweet, R. E
Guthrie, Jr., Alexander Steet, J. Q. David
son, II. F. knight, T. ". Scott, ". J.
Wilson, j. f. Miller, Geo. a Major, Major
g. Casey, Robt. Jacks, John d. Moore"
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

dealt out ics cream and cake 70 the great
satisfaction % the multitude.
The ar; gallery Is deserving % special
mention. II Is separate from The exhibs-
ton proper and costs al Additional Eve
cents FOR ainai ssion- So doabt the Iargs
room viii be Gllsd 10 OVERLOOKING t0aor-
.ow eveuiag
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

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his faos s=d i<ags~i lie ,ook TIC ekEf -
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Er-~rlal
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

Miss Jennie Sherman will address the
Y. W. c. A., this afternoon at 4 p m, at
the Plymouth Congregational church, cor
ner Of Second street and Lawrence avenue.
Miss Sherman sails for India in October
and as this will be her farewell meeting
with this association a special invitation
is extended to the ladies of the city TO be
uraSent
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
sTocKyAKDs SUNDAY SCHOOL

This school which was organized last
Sunday will meet today at 3 p. N. j. K.
Davies is superintendent and q. l.
Smyzer assistant and chorister. Rev.
David Winters will give short address
Mt the closing of the school. Everybody is
cordially invited.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
Counting Room %
Editorial Room ~
TO ADVERTISERS

rates OF advertising shall be low rs those OF
any other paper Of equal value as an advertising
medium. -. ,.,, H.. e.,
Entered in the postofce at Wichita second class
matter and entered for transmission through the
Eastern ONCE at Room Is Tribune Building, New
York City and 500 1.-THE Rookery," Chicago. where
all contracts for foreign advertising Will be mace
and where files OF the paper can beseen. p G.
Beckwiih, Agent
All notices for entertainments OF any KIND "
81 the rate of five cents per line per day and must
he fed and will not be pure reading
matter.
The DAILY EAGLE can be found on sale IN Kansas
City, Mo- the book store Of 3 CLICK Il East oIA-
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

All persons residing or owning property
on North Market street who are interested
in the opening and Strengthening of the
same between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
are requested to meet at the Office of w.
A Reed, over the Boston store, on Satur-
day. August "a at p. m.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

N. E. A. Biggs goes to Burton today,
where he viii lecture this evening. Mr.
Biggs is genial and talented young man.
and we predict a pleasant and profitable
time for the citizens of Burton.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

Mr.. D. V. Walker, the well known dry
goods man, so long with Larimer & Stin-
son and later with lines & Ross, has just
returned from New York City and other
eastern markets where he has been select
ing a new stock of dry goods for himself.
The new firm will be known as Chapman
s. Walker and will, no doubt, secure a
liberal share of public patronage.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

A. Fleeman, Jr. bookkeeper at the Dold
Packing house, received a telegram yes
terdy from Buffalo, \. Y, stating that his
father was very sick. MIR. Fleeman left
for Buffalo last evening.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

Mr.. F. t. Vincent, from Colorado, has
bought an interest in the Western Coilec-
ton Bureau and Kansas Abstract Agency
and has been assigned the position of man
ager in the bureau.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
LAND OFFICE BLANKS.

We have a full line of land office blanks
of all descriptions Orders will be filled
and sent by return express. zee list OF
blanks On another page.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

Mr.. A. NJ. Cain, 3l3 Wichita street,
brought to this Office yesterday, bunch
of apple blossoms taken from tree upon
which he says there is now ripe apples,
green apples and apple blossoms.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

A telegram was received yesterday by
Israel Bros. from Mt. Vernon, O., an
nouncing the death of their uncle Mr..
Samuel Israel Mr.. Israel was one of the
oldest and most wealty citizens of central
Ohio
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

Al Clark, of Hose Co, No. l, and Fred
Bruhn, of Hose Co., No. 2, engaged in
foot race last evening on South Topeka
avenue. There was quite a large crowd
present. Bruhn won the race by about
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
Manila Mrapping Paper.

This Office is prepared to fill orders for
MANILA wrapping paper, printed, in size
and quantity, with appropriate cuts and
designs, at St. Louis prices.
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

E. :. Shafer. o. The firm Of Shsser *
AahansY. was smiling broad yesterday
over the Arrival o, q youag lady 81 kls
home
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18

Miss Lille Lstteli entertained q few
friends II tea Thursday afternoon. in hoa-
OF Of Mss Mary Ees1soa, O. Wiafe.d-
Wichita eagle., 1889-08-18
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In support of the minority report Mr..
Museller said the majority report would be
going over TO the democrats. He asserted
that the democrats want that question
agitated now for purpose. He was in ia
vor OF a resu omission but did not want
resolutions passed at this time. By pass
ing the majority report the fight would be
between candidates personally and the is
sues between parties to certain extent
removed.
The chair stated that the question was
70 adopt the minority report
Mr.. Noah Allen favored the motion He
was Republican above everything else
He did noe want 10 60 into Democratic
trip The Democrats had held convention
before Republican hoping to get Al advan-
taye. He insisted the election Of cOun-
" officers had nothing TODD with the re-
submission question He did not want
the campaign reduced TO q question oE
mum
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29
SOME FLORIDA WANTS.

Wanted-in Leon county-hve thous-
and industrious and frugal white settlers
to buy our cheap and fertile lands, and
convert them into beautiful homes and
profitable fruit and vegetable farms,
vineyards, tobacco, stock, dairy and
poultry farms, to cultivate the poppy
and ramie and to establish various kinds
of man ufacturing industries.
Wanted-in each county in Middle
Florida-from three to five thousand Of
the same class of immigrants, to engage
in similar pursuits and enterprises, and
make for themselves attractive and happy
homes.
Wanted-in all Florida-several hun
dred thousand immigrants, of the class
named above, to engage In the various
pursuits, industries, etc, that can be
profitably prosecuted in the different
sections of Florida, where all can estab-
lish themselves in comfortable and at
tractive homes.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29
The .Aisasians.

The west-bound mail train was delayed abef
two hours Saturday, being heavily loaded IheE
being another colony % Alsaiians on board "a
route Tor Q lincy where they VIII occupy cHaf
fortablc homes On one Of The pltula'ion> d be
to5acco syndicate. This colony, one hundra
and five IN nu.n3er, we're stopped in New isi
for lew days on lhe charge OF having cone
over IN Ter contract, bui Mr. Storm slcceedaia
releasing them.
The train stopped At the TAllsha>see deeA
long enough FIR the German reporter OF ts
FLoRDIAN 10 pick up a lew dot, rom the Id
migrants. There We're >jNy-s-ven inca sn
women in The party and thiFiy-eiEAt chlies
They are all stout. rnsy-cne ellrl, and lo'S Is
they could do a big d,y's york. None Of y
men are over fifty years old, AMI the gresa
number OF them have money from 'n'
hard-earned savings, ranging from lou :
700 marks. They occupied tNo pAS'eDsa
coaches, which were pretty well crowded y"
had baggage Car loaded with queer b"A's
them from their native heath about tiliern NV
dred choice fruit trees, such rs apples, peacD1
plums, etc, which they will plant in d'''s''
| county.
Mr.. Storm has hal lumber OF neat I'VE ~.
cottages erected on the old Dupont place.
these Alsatians will occupy, each house na ~
forty acre tract of land attached. Inc ~
tians say they are we'll pleased with wbs' :. =
have seen of America and are delighted
| beautiful Florida.
If these Alsatians are pleased with 'ne'' -
homes it is said fifty thousand OF Their c'u'''.
men will follow them to Middle FlOrda.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

Mai George K. Fairbanks, OF the
Fcrnandna Mirror, President Of the
Florida Press Association, has suggested
that the annual meeting Of the A>socia-
ton be held February 18th, at Pensacola,
in order tn It members may visit Talla-
hassee during the extra session Of the
Legislature, and his suggestion has been
endo sed by number of State PAL ers.
Among those prominently mentioned
for President of the Florida Senate are
Capt p. Houstoun, of Leon; Hon. J. b.
Wall, of IIllsborough; Hon. E. NJ. Ham
mond, of Orange; Judge d. NJ. Yancy, of
Lake; Hon. r. +. Rogers, of Suwannee {;
Hon. G. B. Parkhill, of Escambia; Gen.
G. S. Hardee, of Brevard; Hon. T. F.
Swearingen, of Wakulla; Hon. B. f. Kirk,
of HERNANDEZ and Hon. E. =. Dismukes, of
Gadsden.
This question is being discussed in
certain quarters "Will the Senate elect
two or four-year Senator President of
nat body?' The Constitution says
re Senate shall, at the converting OF
egular session thereof, choose from
among its own members a permanent
President of the Senate, who shall be it's
presiding officer" Sec. 8, Art. Ill
This necessitates the election of Presi
dent every two years.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

w hen we put the FLoRIDGAy to n,sul
last Tuesday, having said: Governs
Fleming, recognizing the gravity of IN
situation, has issuesl his proclamarin
converting the Legislature in extra 81
sion, for the purpose Of considering ana
pertecting legislation for the preservatia
Of the public health" closing with tbes
words: = Let The people speak-let then
be heard-and we will abide the resut i
we had no desire, AMI ill not intend hA
again refer to the question Of Stas
Board of Health. However, while We
still believe that a State Surgeon-Gener,I
woull meet the demands of the situation
quite Is well rs a State Board. we will
say that, in discussing the question Of
public heai;h, we have given only our
own personal views on the subject. Gov
crnpr Fleming has called the Legislature
in extra session To legislAie upon thisM
important subject. Ii orr Legislators Es
vide Tor the establishment Of a. Sta
Board OF Health, rs the Constitution pre-
scribcs, the FI.ocIDIAN will heartily SUP
port them and the measure--and iessl
satisfied that it can commend whatere!|
they may do.
In the Senate Friday Mr. Call inuo-
duced joint resolution to apprOpisls
$4,000 for an investigation of the caus
and the best methods of curing and pre-
venting yellow fever by DIR. Paul Gibia,
and other competent experts.
At One Dollar a year, Every FlOih
ian can afford to read the EIGHT PAS
FLoRIDIAN. We want all of our ON
Subscribers to Renew, and We desinl
Thousands of New Subscribers. Send III
your subscriptions now, and your TIM
will include the session of the Legishtun|
in 1889. Il
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

Let the people speak-let them be heard
and we will abide the re>ut.--Tallahasscc FLO
RIDIAN.
The people have spokcn-they have been
heard-and now let the FLORIDIAN abide the
result. The most poten; and unmistakabe cry
which a people can possibly make is in their
fundamental law the ConsliIuton.-Tim
Union.
Yes, the people spoke in 1885; they
also spoke again in 1881; bat the will Of
the people in 1855 does not seem to have
been the will of the people in 1857. The
will of the people, to be expressed through
and by the Legislature of 1850, will
"most potcntly and Enthusiastically af
feet the veal or woe of Florida for some
time to come, and it behooves the people
TO carefully weigh the question at issue,
and let their legislators know and under
stand their wishes in this matter. 1t is
never 100 late for the People to be heard.
Let them be heard, and the l'LoEIptAN
will patroticallv abide the result. VIII
the Timcs-t Mon abide the result That's
the question
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

There seems TO be some doubt in
differ mt ctions of the State as to which
Legislature will meet in extra st ssion
next Tuesday. If the new Constitution
is clear and explicit in any of its provi-
sions, it certainly is in ths-that the tel ms
of the Legislators elected in 1886 expired
upon the selection of their successors at
the general election last November The
Legislature elected in 1888 will meet next
Tuesday. Those who have doubts on the
subject should read Section l, Article VII,
of the Constitution.
Florida continues to be the most con-
venient and pleasant winter resort for
Northern toursts-Savannah News.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29
THREE IMPORTANT ron,a-
SumteryiiIa V.;r

The editors of our State Son.
rolled up their sleeves, and, with aN
nerve, getting to work in earpoo, adI
c'ssing important matters imm.s !. "
concerning the welfare of our S,a, ''ell
Three subjects are receivino ~,
continue to receive special attent;os w W
State Railroad Commission. STATE D w
of Health and our System of T.r.s ''l
Our "Sons of Scion" will be CALI, ''
to consider ard dispose of MANY !"
tant things, but not least, is the . p'
of fixing cal,tation Of taxable nro.
Although our system has been all!
and improved some, too, within ,s
years, it is too elastic, SO to speak :.
sidering the india rubber makon.
many consciences.
Bro. Bowen, editor of the From.
is turning the light on this subiec, -
words that burn.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

The st. Augustine Press thinks there IS
a bitter rivalry going on between the
friends of Senator Call and Ex-Governor
Bloxham in regard to the [. s. Senator
ship. The Press says: owe learn that
the members elected from this county
have been approached on the subject.
The Press is just two years ahead OF
time If the members elect from 81
Johns county vote for the next Z. D
Senator they will have to be reelected
in November. 1890, as the election tor
Senator does not transpire before April,
1891. We know of no rivalry between
the friends of these two gentlemen, ana,
speaking only upon our own authority,
doubt if there will be. We do know,
however. hat it is two years too soon 10
agitate this question. With the pubic
health, tax alton, railroad transportation
and numerous other important topics
pressing upon us, we have enough to en-
gage the attention of the law,maklng
power, as well as the people, without
throwing in questions that cannot culml-
nate for two years to come. Let us have
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29
AUTHENTIC CABINET NEWS.

The first real and authentic Cabinet
news leaked out, says the New York
Herald correspondent, in Washington
last Friday, when a gentleman very near
to Mr. Blaine announced to a few. of his
friends that Mr.. Blaine has actually been
offered the Secretaryship of State and has
sgnifad to Mr. Harrison that he will
accept.
"This is authentic" the gentleman
told his club friends 9" am able to
state it as fact, and two places are now
settled. Mr. Blaine will be Mr. Harri-
sons Secretary Of State ard Mr. Wanna
maker, who is a close friend Of Mr.
Blaine, his Postmaster General, not Sec
rotary of the Navy, as the newspapers
have it. The Treasury will 90 West,
and Mr.. Harrison has urged Senator Ali
son to accept it; but if he declines, some
other Western man will be found"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

1t is too late row for HE People to ''hold
meetings. or to declare whether they want a
State Board OF Health or npt.-Timcs-U niOn.
Is the will Of the people to be throttled
In this matter? 1t is never too late for
the people to hold meetings and declare
what they do or do Tot want. " If it is
too late now" as the Timcs-U Mon says,
for the people to hold meetings. or to
declare whether they want State Board
of Health or not" then wherein exists the
necessity for a meeting Of the people, in
their sovereign capacity, in extra session,
to declare that they do or do not want a
State Board Of Health? What inconsist-
encv. The 1imcs-U MON claims that it
is too late for he people to meet-to speak
and yet contends that the people must
do both
We repeat: Let the people speak
let them be heard-and tie FLoRIDIAN
VIII abide the result
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29
DUTY OF CIRCUIT JTDGpS

Section ID, Article V, of the CONSTR.
ton, thus defines an important dutv 4.
volving upon Circuit Judges:
Il shall b. the duty ofthe judge, Of thu n.
cult Courts to report to the Attorney C,ens,. "
least thirty DAYS before each session Of tho -.
laiure such detects in the laws as NAV haysssss
brought to their attention, AMI to suggest ~ ~
amendments or additional Legislation a. ~.
be deemed necessary. The Attorney-IeussI
shall report 10 the Legislature at each sex;s
such legislation is he may deem advisable N'a
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

The public spirited editor o! the Tai
lahass"ean seems to have found a great
BIC >traddlc-bug in the TaIiaha>~,e water.
works project, which, having become fixed
cro>,wise in the broad exran>c OF his
classic brain, drew from him a lengthy
article, in his issue Of Friday Whether
this article was intended 4: directly in op-
position to watcr-wotks, or was only biz
modest way of unloading AMI c., ing
aside i'm lginary difficulties, that he mi.h,
warmly favor this effort toward city pro
gress, it is difficult for the close reader to
discern. In one clause of his verbose
etfusion he mentally fits to the Great
West, and paints from that ice-clad realm
a pathetic pen picture of down -trodlen
farmers, who have mortgaged the farm,
and stands before them the cruel capital
list. who, with diabolical glee depicted
upon his countenance, grasps the mort
gage in his band, forecloses it, and then
rents the little homestead back to the
former owner at eXOrDltant rates. w hat
connection has this pathetic story with
water-works in Tallahassee Is it in
tended merely to misleal and deceive the
unwarv voters of the city and impress
them with the i,lrl that if it be voted to
bond the city for watcrworllS, that CAPT
taliSt> will come in and gohble up the
aforesaid bonds, and then shortly aft r.
ward return, tortc'oSe their claim, tAkp
our little city Tor The debt, tuck it III their
vest pockets and bear it of % Chicago?
Bat why comment further; for. after
waling through a whole column of such
stutf, the eool-natured man mounts upon
the back OF the straddle-hug, flies up to
the tenth rail of his fence, 70 await the
voice OF the people, and closes by say NC
We mention these facts with no hope What
ever of changing the result Of the election To be
taken on bonds. \ large majority ot The voters
OF this citv favor the move. We believe bonds
will be carrie /. anl are not gong TO fret or kick
if they are. tor water works would he good
thing for the city.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

The Sanford Journal holds and quotes The
Constitution to sustain the position iha' Coroner
| f. c. Morgan. elected to the Legislature rom
| Orange county in November, is disquallhcd 10
take his seat because he was }. T. at the 'ime
| OF election The Constitution provides CARL
| NNI sec 20 that no person holding an Office,
etc. etc. shall hold office under the government
| of This State. Captain T. w. Shine Will be me
| Only member from Orange at the Mira session
Times Union.
Our esteemed contemporary should
study the Constitution. Article Nv |, sec
ton 20, to which reference is made above,
as excluding an elector who Is ). /.
from being elected to the Legislature has
no bearing whatever on the SUBJECT.
That section merely prohibits the Cover
nor or any State officer giving certlii-
cate Of election to any person as mem
Der of CONGRESS or United States Senator,
who has not been five years citizen OF
the State and ten years a citizen Of the
United States.
Qualifications Of the members of the
State Senate and House of Representa-,
tiveS are governed by Article III "i the
Constitution. Section + of said Article
prcscribes that members shall be "quaIi-
fed electors in the respective counties and
districts for which they were chosen
Section i directs that leach house shall
Judge Of the qualifications, elections and
returns of its own members. Section :
is as follows: No person holding a li-
crative Office or appointment und"r the
United States or this State, shall be ell
gibe to a SEAT in the Legislature Of the
State"
The tact That Colonel f. C. Morgan was
a Justice of the Peace at the time of his
election does not disqualify him from TAX
ing his "seat" in the House, provided be
resigns his judicial position before he
qualities as member of the Legislative
department of the government. "No per-
son properly belonging to one Of the de-
partnlcnts shall exercise any powers APP
pertaining to either of the Others" as cX-
pressed in the Constitution Of SIS Is re-
peat Il in the Constitution Of 50. Bat no
one ever asserted that a Justice of the
Peace, County Commissioner or any other
State officer was not .'e!i9ible to a seat in
the LEGISLATURE if he resigned his former
position before qualifying as 4 part OF The
law making power Colonel Morgan Was
not ineligible to an elcctou.ani viii doubt
lessly quality and serve his county.
There i, nothing in the Constitution to
prohibit him from serving the good peo-
pie OF Orange
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-01-29

Liverpool, (Fla,) Orange Grove
We put dollars worth of advertising
in the IMMIGRATION FLoRIDIAN, and have
500 clear profit SO far on the investment.
Real estate men, patronize that old-timer
and you won't be sorry for it; we are not.