Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-14
found dead in his farm house two weeks

ago.
The young gentleman of Arkansa;
| City, who amused himself by swallow
come through his nose like cigarette
| smoke, caused some little alarm in his
vicinity recently.
Anthony Republican,: "Judge Ellis
| in adjourning court yesterday until the
18th, remarked that getting in the
harvest was of more Importance just now
| than holding court as most of the jury
| men were farmers"
Wednesday morning, in East Bolton
township, Cowley county, Charles Webb,
aged % years, was killed by being thrown
from bucking pony, his foot catching
in the stirrup and being dragged to
death.-A. c. Traveller.
W. j. A. Montgomery. editor of the
Republican Valley Democrat of Clay
Center, was arrested yesterday for Grim
inal libel on DIR. Whiting of Geary coun-
ty, whose wife committed suicide some
time ago, as was supposed because of
neglect.
The man who derides the shah of
Persia and laughs the counts of Eu-
rope to scorn for entertaining him, would
walk twenty miles ON a hot day with
nothing but tourists hat over him to
get two second glimpse of his varie-
gated pantaloons.
Emporia Republican,: Kansas towns
have been suffering severely at the hands
of robbers. A 200 bank robbery at
Atchison has just been brought to light,
and recently burglar entered resi-
dence at Abilene and took bowl of
cherries and one dozen valuable eggs.
The metropolitan police are helping the
revival along at Atchison, according to
the following from the Patriot: "a very
sinful woman attended the tent meet
ings a few evenings ago and was ar
rested Immediately after the services ana
taken to the police station by a metro
po!itan policeman"
The creameries at Medicine Lodge,
/ Hazelton, Attica and Harper have
agreed to secure refrigerator car at
stated intervals and ship their butter to-
gether to eastern markets. The first car
left here Monday. taking 8, 142 pounds of
butter. The expense, divided among
the four creameries, is not very great,
and it will insure the butter bringing
better prices.
Emporia News: A railroad accident
occurred last evening about o'clock ON
the Strong City extension, about two
two miles north of Bazaar. The engine
drawing freight train jumped the
track, takingthree cars and a way car
with it. Two Of the cars were loaded
with hogs. The engine turned over and
is badly wrecked. Fireman John c.
Kicker, who lives at Strong City, was
badly hurt and is expected to die. En-
gineer Turnpaugh was seriously con-
fused in the left side and was otherwise
injured internally. He was brought on
a stretcher to his home in this city, on
Pine street, near Central avenue. The
surgeon thinks he will recover.
A man who has been regular attend
ant on the Munhall revival meetings
says that some of those who boo up reg
ularly for prayers have been bobbing up
at every revival since he has been a resi-
dent of the town. They seem to be pro-
fessional sinners; their excitement is a
revival, where they can attract attention
and bob up and confess their sins. One
of the number was heard to say a few
weeks before the Munhau meetings
commenced that something should be
done to secure revival; he was anxious
for distinction; he will be saying in
few weeks that we ought to have
another revlval-he will be back in the
world by that time, and feel if proper
efforts were made he might be saved. 1t
is surprising that the revivalists do not
become discouraged because of this class
If we were in the business we should
feel very unhappy if compelled to con-
vert the same old sinners over and over.
Globe.