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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06
OFFICIAL COUNT.
A SURPRISE IN THE CANVASS OF
THE TOWNSHIP VOTE.
The City Council Carefully Examine the
Vote for City Oficers-George w.
Clement Elected by Eighty
Three Plurality.

The city council held meeting last
night at council chamber to canvass the
vote for municipal officers, There had
been considerable talk and interest shown
in the meeting during the day. Some eX-
pected to see rocky" set of poll books
and probably some changes in the result
as reported on the streets from off hand
calculations. During the day Captain
Harris said he would not think of making
contest if the tally sheets show him de-
feated and there was no doubt that he was
defeated If there were doubts and seeming
reason for it he would of course insist on
justice in response and in behalf of friends
At the meeting of the council last night
all members were present at the opening,
but Mr.. Slmison soon after the work COM
menced asked to be excused In very
short time the boxes were being opened
and the work commenced. In the Second
and Third wards especially the books had
been sent in in way that it was difficult
to make the count readily. There were
several notches where they had
added up to that point then
go ahead until another break occurred IN
the page. This caused the board TO be
compelled to hunt out the figures and add
them up. In few instances, unimport-
ant as it happened. there was slight diff
ference in the books and always the lower
number was entered.
The vote complete is as follows:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

avenue at full speed. Joe Stewart en-
deavored to stop them but they were toe
fast for him and he put Officer Cook OF
the mounted police upon their trail. Both
were arrested and brought up TO the
station.
big Six big colored negress wearing
brilliant red plush dress, arrived yester-
day from Cherryvaie and Immediately
commenced search for Charley Burrows.
She says she wants either the child, she is
looking for, or gore. The child, it seems,
she can not find as the family that adopted
it have gone to Denver.
JUSTICE COURT.
At Justice Walkers court Ula Fitz-
hugh was brought in to answer to the
charge of breaking into 4. Allen Hail.
jewelry store and carrying away some
jewelry. His bond was fixed at $500,
which being unable to furnish he was re-
manded to jail.
The afternoon at Justice Hammond's
court was taken up in the trial of State
VS.. s. II. England. He had just before
been released by the district court of SELL
ing mortgaged property. The second
charge was obtaing money under false
pretence
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

TIE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Scott vs. Powell; motion to require de-
| PENDANTS to give additional surety heard
and overruled.
State VS.. John Septer was dismissed.
The defendant was accused of breaking in
the room of Charles Grimes and stealing
therefrom out of trunk the sum of SCI
January sth. He was bound over to
the district court from Justice Hammonds
court.
State VS.. Jacob McAfee was also dis
missed. The defendant was arrested upon
a warrant sworn out by G. w. Brown in
which he was accused of disturbing the
peace and quiet of the members Of the
Second Baptist church when they had
gathered to hold bazaar.
State VS.. 5. II. England: a motion TO
uuash was heard aud sustained, The de-
fendant in this case was accused of dis
posing CT mortgaged property. Upon his
DISCHARGE he was rearrested upon the
charge of obtaining money under false
pretense.
PROBATE COURT.
Appraisment Of real estate Of j. ".
Lamb, deceased, fled.
Marriage license was yesterday issued by
Kaiser, both Of Wichita
COMMON PLEAS.
Atchison s. Boyle vs. Joseph T. Bethel
ct al, demurrer overruled.
A. ". Denny VS.. H A Haskins, judg-
ment for plaintiff for $500
Butler & Fisher VS. Ed Wright, trans
ferred TO district court
Same vs. Arson 6. Jones ct al, trans
ferred 70 district court
POLICE COURT
Charles Brophy and John Davis were
the names given by two men arrested the
night before, and yesterday morning given
ten days employment upon the stone pile.
D. Stevenson and Charles Parker, two
young men found guilty of disturbing the
peace, were fined, the former S.. the latter
81. They had raised a disturbance a.
dance at the car works
Las evening two boys, John Riley and
Frank Bowers, rode out East Douglas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06
AMI SEMENTS
CRAWFORD.

Fanny Davenport, supported by her
carefully selected company. including Mr..
Melbourne Mcdowell, will appear at the
Crawford tonight in Sardou's La Tosca."
The advance sale has been large and the
opera house Will be crowded.
NJ. Sardou, writing to Miss Davenport
on the eve of her America production of
the play, says of La Tosca:
In literature her intelligence does not
go beyond love passages Her lover has
given her the new HeloSe TO read; all the
philosophy of it tires her: she understands
only one thing in the book-thst there are
two lovers who profess aud analyze love a
great deal, but love very little. in which
she is perfectly right. Briefly, she is a
woman, solely woman, always a woman,
but woman of that time of that coun-
try, and not at all of your time and coun-
try.
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THANKS MR.. EDITOR
1H<3A~IKkS ~ : 7
To the Editor of the Eagle.

l 10 the EuitOr Oh tuo hasAe
| The large majority of the women of
| Wichil a who have, no desire to exercise
| the right 60 of suffrage and who believe
| that there are men still capable of admin
! lettering the government of the city return
| to you sincere and hearty thanks for the
very able and entirely satisfactory man
| ner in which you have championed the
cause of anti-suffrhge. We are therefore
happy to leave the matter with so valiant
successfully carried into the enemies
ranks resulting finally in an entire throw
Of an infamous uncalled for law.
ONE OF THE MAJORITY.
Wichita, April 6, 1889.
We assure our Observation-Disclosures
name we withhold, that it is indeed very
pleasant to be thus remembered, not only
but to be thus assured that the great ma
jority of the home conservators of our city
are with US. While it is a very unpleas-
ant thing to antagonize women whom we
respect and even admire, yet when they
would destroy the distinction that holds
man worshipper at woman's shrine, in
which distinction, worship and shrine he
finds his whole world Of happiness center
ed, they ought not to blame US, at1east,
not hate US. The "home life'' constitutes
of homes, the city and all civilized life.
This ''home life" ideal is the incentive for
all and everything for which man strug-
giles, for which he builds cities, constructs
great enterprises of every conceivable
character, and for which he even insti-
tutes and maintains governments What
is this home? 1t does not consist of logs,
stone, brick, wood or marble. These are
but the outward symbols. Take the wo-
MANTLE, take the wife-life, take the moth
er-life from either the hut or the palace
and the home" is gone. Female suffrage
proposes to take these lives from these
homes, leaving them but hollow mock
cry, for which men would not struggle
even for an hour. But we forget ourself
Thanks, for thanks, dear lady.-ED. EA-
GLE.
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MEDlCI>E LODGE FLoURIsHING.

W. W. Cook, one of the leading busi-
ness men and bankers of Medicine Lodge
who spent the day in Wichita yesterday,
being en- route for Washington and New
York, said during a brief call that the
future of that city was never so bright as
now. Their plaster paris mill with a
capacity of two car loads per day, their
new sugar factory, their fine water works
and other enterprises are all being pushed
forward in a most satisfactory man er
For one we have never entertained any
doubts of that city's future 1t is one of
the natural business points and what
Wichita wants is a railroad to Medicine
Lodge, direct, and at the earliest day
possible. The San Francisco people would
find the construction of such a line
Drof1table
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OCEAN DRIFT.
TEE pest Of the sea-the tempest.

ALE pest OF the ses-tne tempest.
L. the conpanion-way-.he bridegroom
OK school ship even the ropes are tsut
TIE music Of the waves Is probably
pitched in c.
WIEN 8 ship goes aboz. where does the
lio-stsyI
WHEs man gets cheated cut Of money as
sea Is II case OF seS~ggiis
II seems q though the captain ought to
be first of3cer," but be isn't
TEE ''hightn Of . rope rsy not be ~ desd-
IL as the cobra's, but IL has had It's victims.
Nor ali banks are fcg-banks. Neither
are fog banks the cnly banks that are
foggy.
TEE drift OF N argument may Be checked
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NEW CHARTERS.

The following new charters were filed
day before yesterday in the Office of the
secretary of state:
The Valmont Investment company of
Wichita. Capital stock $50, 600. Directors
H. H. Richards, w. J. Corner, NJ. w.
Levy, F. G. Stack and H. A. Clifford, all
of Wichita
The Wichita Steam Pipe Covering COM
pany. Capital stock $4,000. Directors:
f. Z. Parmenter, Jacob knapp, James
McComb and o. NJ. Sherman, of Wichita,
and c. j. Call, of Stafford, New York.
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CLIPPERS vs.. UNIVERSITIES

The Clippers and the Garfield Universe
ty played their second game of ball yester-
day, which resulted in victory for the
Clippers by score of Is TOT
A large crowd witnessed the game. 1t
was holly contested all the way through,
but the Clippers, being little the heaviest
at the bat, together with few bad errors
on the part of the Universities, won for
them the game.
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Inn KAUFMAN & K0hen.
.. x. MAIN STREET.


Mr, Walter Pratt. brother OF Nr. George
l. Pratt, yesterday concluded the ppr-
chase Of t50.o0O Of real estate ia tbs city.
M Pratt: = general foIlcitor of the Fort
Scot; a3d Gulf ADD shows bis faith IN tAs
CITY By bis purchase. There are sosae
other parties who are figuring on extern
size purchases
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

The monthly meeting Of the board Of
managers of the Young Wonen's Christ
ian Association will be held at the rooms.
231 North Market at 2 p. m, Saturday,
April 8. The chairman Of each Of the
standing committees are requested 70 be
present. II. BELL STEvER, Pre-.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

Hon. Edwin Stevens, recently elected
comptroller of the city of Cincinnati, and
who is brother-in-law of Captain Rouse,
arrived in the city last evening accom-
panied by Mrs Stevens. Mr.. Stevens made
the EAGLE pleasant call last evening.
He says that all arguments touching
Wichita's future with him are simply sub
junctive as he is thoroughly convinced
that Wichita not only has the heels of any
of the new jobbing points in the west, but
that her possibilities are beyond present
computation. Mr.. Stevens and wife will
remain in the city several days as the
guests of Captain Rouse and wife.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

Members of Town company attached 10
Oklahoma Cooperative Town and Home
stead colony will hold meeting Saturday,
April 6. at 7;30 p. II, IN room 9. No. BE
East Douglas. All must bring certificates
SEC. o. G. T. GH. G.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

Inc following resolution was adopted:
| Be it resolved by the mayor and council
men of the city of Wichita acting as a
board of canvassers, to canvass the returns
of the election held April 2, A. D, 1889.
That we hereby declare the following
named persons duly elected to the follow
ing offices. and that certificate of election
under the seal be issued to each of them,
| signed by the mayor and clerk:
u. w. Clement, mayor.
Robert Carson councilman, First ward
Fritz Schnitzler councilman, Second
Ward
w. L. Johnson councilman, Third ward
Oscar ID. Barns, one year councilman,
Third ward.
c. f. Coffin councilman, Fourth ward.
ID: .. Williams councilman, Fifth ward.
w, A. Wight, one year councilman,
Fifth ward.
Members of the board of education as
follws:
S. d. Pallett of the First ward.
l.. w. Clapp of the Second ward
NJ. W. Levy of the Third ward
,. j. Howe of the Third ward, Short
term.
r. NJ. Piatt of the Fourth ward
Robert Lawrence of the Fifth ward.
Healy attempted to introduce some
further business in the line of council vote
but motion to adjourn got the start of
him. and the members were soon looking
for hats.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
The county commissioners met yester-
day morning and decided to canvass the
vote of the township election in the after
noon, commencing at 1:30 o'clock That
hour found good-sized crowd around the
count house, while the clerks office was
filled to overiowing. The leading inter
est was shown in the vote of justices Ac-
cordlng to catch-as-catch-can information
it seemed to be the opinion that Barrett
and Redfield were elected sure generally
prevailed, while it was thought there
would be close run between Mosley and
keenan,. The latter gentleman, however.
surrendered all hopes OF election on We'd
nesday morning had been suffering the
pangs of defeat ever since. Reaching the
count of the first ward change in favor
keenan, and against Redfeld The other
wards and precincts showed about
as reported, until reaching the car
works, when there was a similar
change which very unexpectedly defeated
Red6eld and put Keenan, in by twelve
votes. He said he had about become rec
onciled to what he supposed was a defeat
and being warm friend of Mr. Redfeld
was almost sorry to see the result in favor
of him aud against his friend The can
vass resulted in authorizing certificates of
election being issued to Barrett, Mosley
and Keenan,
In the constable contest it had been con-
coded that Cone and Williams were elect
ed, but some doubt as TO the third man.
Inc canvass resulted in showing Cone,
Williams and Bresier elected.
The vote is given in full as follows:
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WICHITA AcApEMY OF SCIENCE.

There will be a meeting Of the above at 3
D. m, today, at the board Of trade rooms.
20 effect permanent organization All
interested are especially urged 70 attend
this meeting.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06
TEST OF FIRE ENGINE.
A Scheme on Foot to Establish a Manufacture
of Fire Engines in the City.

The officers of the Luidgren-Smith Fire
Extinguisher company of kiugman, are in
the city for the purpose of su hitting a
proposition to the board of trade and
monied men of Wichita looking to a re-
moval of their works from the former to
this city They have been in successful
operation in kingman for considerable
time, but change of base is now thought
desirable, in order to secure larger capital
and better facilities. both of which are
offered by the wealth and railroads of
Wichita
This company owns the patents and
manufactures complete line of chemical
fire extinguishers from a gallon hand
eXuinguisher to a two-horse engine such
as is now used so successfully by the fire
departments of all large towns and cities.
They will give practical test of the ap
paratus, using the two wheel eng ne suit
able for small towuS with volunteer fire
departments, today at 4 p. m. on the
vacant lots opposite the building of the
Wichita Mercantile company, corner of
Market aud Williams streets, which it is
hoped will be witnessed by the business
men generally, and board of trade men,
bers in particular
The officers of the company and the
prominent members are as follows: p. j.
Conklin, president; E. E. Weir, secretary;
c. NJ. Bay, treasurer; Andy Smith, mana
ger, B. S. Hutchins, Of Kingman. general
agent, and Hon. Morgan H. Weir, of
LaPorte. Indiana.
They are here and giving the new scheme
their personal attention. Following the
test to be given this afternoon there will
be meeting which will be attended by
number of leading business men.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Ministerial association OF Wichita
meets every Monday morning at 1890 2.
m, at the First Baptist church. A board
of consolidated charities are being discuss
ed All ministers Of the city are invited
TO attend. LESTER FOSTER. Sec.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

In Mr. Wallis window is on exhibition
two photographs OF the steamship "Van-
Italia" which was recently lost off Samoa.
One is of the snip as she lay at the pier.
The other is "A view of the quarter deck
showing General Grant and party and the
officer. Among the latter is Captain
Hotchkins now of the Eagle rifles.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

Yesterday forenoon a fire alarm was
turned in from the corner OF kellogg and
Ida. The department answered aud
found that the only damage resulting was
a destruction of bed and the clothing.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06
pEGkEE OF HONOR ENTERTAINMENT

Another one of those very social enter
tainments given under the auspices of the
Degree of Honor was had last night.
There was an increased attendance, and
John Ratliff, Dick Hallowell and George
Calhoun were in the bouillon ali the evea-
ing because they could not dance. After
three hours of delightful pastime the COM
pany dispersed with the determination to
be in attendance next Friday evening.
The following members OF the order were
present: Mr. and Mrs Geo. Calhoun, Mr..
and Mrs. S. d. Hallowell, Mr.. and Mrs, S.
Dunkin, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Hassig and
Miss Lille, Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Nudd, Mr..
and Mrs. Bruggeman, Mr. and Mrs. Jno
Ratliff. Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Wallace, Mr..
and Mrs. j. r. Dutton, Mr.. and Mrs w.
n. Caswell, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Rogers
Mr. and Mrs. A. KLAUS, Mr.. Wyman
Maxwell and his two daughters, Ida and
Grace, Mr.. H. G. Devore, Mr.. Mallory.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

W. P. Carey returned yesterday from
prospecting tour through the territory.
He WAS at Purcell aud passed through
Gutherie, Oklahoma City and other places
on the line OF the Santa Fe, but did not
ahght from the train.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06
BASE BALL

The following are the players and their
positions in the game to be played today
between the employees of the Carey and
Metropole at the corner of Market and
Fifteenth:
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The sewer and manure pile on the river
bank frequently make themselves particu-
larry prominent to those ossing the
Douglas avenue bridge.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

The Y. ". c. A. have rented the cottage
Just north OF the Sedgwick block, on Mar
ket, and will make that their future head
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How to Make Lent Enioyablel


There is no reason why Lent
should be tedious and dull for you
You are welcome at our Millinery
establishment, where the largest
and most JuoiciouSly selected
stock that ever left eastern mar
kets for Wichita Is ready 20 de-
light you All the styles are new.
the very latest, shapes and trim
mingS the same.
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

Thirty-five car loads of hogs went out
yesterday from the Wichita union stock
yards to St Louis.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06

He means to use by such a game.
Your reputation and good name
A fraud or counterfeit to sell
Of what is known and proven well.
This means his soap will never so
On its own merits fast or slow;
And you, like him. the truth must toss.
Clean overheard. or sell al loss. land
II means still more, thar throughout the
The IVORY SCARS in Great demand
For none chase with limitations tg2il
IN article that has no sale
And who for countcrts.. Er} nv
The price of genuine goods to-day'
hen whence can the advantage flow
Or how can you more profit know
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STATE OF KANSAS. u
COUNTY OF SEpG WICK ss

L S Dunkin. County CLERK do hereby certify the
above and foregoing 10 be and correct COPY OF
the ocial canvas OF the vote cast Tuesday, April
2. lSss, for the Offices named In said canvass.
s. DUNEIN
County Clerk
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-04-06
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE CHILDREN'S
home.


The directors of this institution. while
gratefully acknowledging the following
gifts, wish to inform their kind friends
that there are twenty-six little inmates
now at the home and the provisions which
were given them on Thanksgiving by the
children of the schools are nearly all con-
sumed.
Donations-City council S.: all the NJ
E. Sunday schools of Wichita, $40 %; Mrs.
l.. B. Terrell, Mrs J. H. Black, Mrs. NJ. j..
Pearce, each 81.
Monthly subscriptions-Mr Robt. Jacks,
J. E: Hume, K. A Hall, each two months)
81; Mr.. j. o. Davidson, 81; Mrs. CogdllI,
e25 cents; Mrs. w c. Woodman, so cents
Membership dues-Mrs. Scott, Mrs. J. o.
Davidson, each 81.
Provisions-Mrs DR.. Hall, meal, buck
wheat -four and yeast; Ladies Mission
Circle First Baptist church, provisions;
Mrs. Wallenstein, cookies; Mrs. l.. Hays,
glass of jelly; Mrs. Corbett, oatmeal; Mrs
Scott, yeast and onions; Wichita Produce
company, one barrel apples; Cannon &
Co., apples and potatoes; Mrs. Hoff, ice.
Clothing-Mrs. Blakemore. Mrs. Pettin-
ger, Mrs. Finlay Ross. Benevolent Home,
Mrs. Ewing, clothing and shoes; Messrs.
Smith & Stover, two pair shoes.
Furniture-Mr. Hunter, nursery chair,
high chair and hobby horse.
Bedding - Mrs Akers, Mission Band
Paramount Congregational church, a
quilt: Larimer & johnson, six bed spreads.
Mrs Pittinger, book; Mission Circle First
Baptist church, carpet rags; Mrs. Ireland,
clothing, toys and books; daily papers,
EAGLE, Beacon, Journal.
MRS. A BAsLEY,
Financial Secretary.
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A WORD OF WARNING.

There white each represented to be u Ivory
they ARE NOT but like all coune lack the peculiar qualities
the genuine. Ask for ivory Soap and Insist upon getting
nv-5r ~ P-ocerS Gamble