Wichita eagle., 1889-06-13

scription to the Signal, which leaves no
reasonable excuse for your not paving up:
A case of cruelty to animals is said to
have occurred at Sedgwick On memoir
ial day. \ horse attached to a carriage
refused to go, whereupon the driver
fastened rope to the poor brute's tongue
and actually pulled the tongue out of the
animals head
The damage to the Topeka Jail caused
| by the mob who broke III in pursuit OF
Ohphant, the burglar and murderer, is
estimated at $500. The lynchers claim
| it is no more than the Williams trial
would have cost the state if the law had
| been allowed to take its course.
| The pastor of the Second Presbyterian
church at Topeka, who preached sun
day evening on the subject Of the law,
expressed his approval of the lynching Of
Nat Oliphant. There are times" he
said, when the people have TO take the
law into their own hands and this was
| one of the occasions.
There were sos students in the state
university during the p. year, of whom
Ais were from Kansas, represent Ig
tifty-nine counties. Douglas county fur
nishes 172. Thirteen states, three terri
tories, the District Of Columbia and Ger
many were also representative stu
dents coming from the German capital,
Berlin. Nineteen came from Missouri,
six from Nebraska and SIX from Iowa.
Junction City Union: The soldiers are
contracting a very annoying habit 10 the
citizens Of Junction City, as well as a
dangerous one to themselves, III riding
horses from town 10 the fort, where they
are turned loose. Three weeks ago nine
were taken, and this week seven were
ridden off in the same manner. The
citizens are becoming very weary over
such work.
Kansas City Evening News: The
aged and wealthy couple, Timothy and
Agnes Freeman. who tried 10 get di-
vorce IN Judge Slover's court, were de-
MED it BY his honor last evening. The
husband is 70 years old and the wife %,
and after the two were given Chance
10 air their respective grievances, his
honor told them to go home and kiss
and make up. They left the court to
gether arm IN arm.
Here is a tough story on two Topeka
gentlemen from the St. Joseph FOlks
blatt: Elm grosser Kansas Poiitiker aus
Topeka und Zwei lettings schneider Won
dort, Elm streng prohibition istisches /
Trio. besuchten gestern 81. Joseph ind /
besoIfen SIGH 20 swelniscb, dass SIC Elm /
gelocht werden n2ussten. Sic sCbheieu 4
letzte NIGHT IN der calaboose. Ihre Ma
men Konnten leider NIGHT ermittelt wer-
den.
The following medical pension exam
liners were appointed Monday for Kan
sas: At Ashland, Drs. Williams, Parks 1
and Warden: at Dighton. VOID and 4
Round; at johnson City, Rector, Cam
den and Whitecraft: az Larnei, Lickien-
thaller and Cummings; ~ kichfield,
Bowers, Muller and McGo~e-; az New
ton, Coleman and Goddard; AZ Pratt,
Peake, Rogers and Southart: ~ Hutch
inson, Mckinney, Galloway and Justice:
at Garden City, Lawrence and Saline; a;
Kingman, Hinton and Light: q; Meade
Center. OFT. Button and Sewers; at Meas
City. Haw kIns ann johnson: 81 Ls0u.
Knapp and Fagarnsss ~ Ulysses, Lucas,
Core and Styles; az Wellington. PaFnetf,
Freeman and Elliott, at AcPhsrson.
Simpson and EBgbSrg; 81 Greersoorg.
Walker; a. Wichita, Ren;z, Iinnick and
Munsell.
Arkansas Ctr Trave iieTs-Sunday ey-
sning In and around Rob.nSoa & Cos
circus there vas a gres; deal d excite
,neus. Their wolf goi loose and ran
away. Circus employees goi after HIN
and chased him = couple Of blocks
While running along Summit stree;