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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-08
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Senator McGinuis bon ct. 2ouis ba
iuunierer Staats 2esislutur 5uSsfferiul
gitp einen@eiesentiuurf sur 8esriinbunl
itaatli9eu SdulSwanss einsereidt.
gtad benz Wc@iunis'i6en @utfpur
| iinb gltern obtr 9ormiinber 9ehalten
ibre pber ibrer Cbbut anuertraute Sin.
Der utter IA Sabren oil fiinf 9a9en Der
@p6e in eue 3agesIbufe 5u i3ifen uno
jiuar 5um Minbeiten 5 Rsnate lang in
| ieoem S9uliabr. Son bielen 5 Monaz
ten BARI in siuei Nouaten Der S6ul6eiud d
nibt nnterbro6en iperbcn.
3uluioer6anblungen 1puen als 8ergez
FEN betra6tet unb nit eiuer @elbbuBe
BON $40 bis s25 poer nit GeiGn9niB
bon 5iuei Bis 10 ga9eu ober nit 8eioem
;uglei9 beitroft weroen.
Die Strafe faun 9eituuoet unb aub
erlaIieu iueroen, ipenu bas Sino lofort
III cine Sascsidule scl6idt tuirb.
9teuBerite 9trnutb Der @ftern uOer
f6rperli6e Ober 9eiItige llnfdbisfeit
ocs 9inoes liuo seiebti6e @nti9ul-
b;9unsssriinOe iiir 9ti6t.StobOd dtun9
Der 8eitimmun9en bes @ciebes.
Gs lit fcrner i'll bem gnttuurf hie Sc.
thinning setroffen Onb Der S6uluors
Itanb bcbuIs 9ur6Iiibrun9 bcs @eiebcs
cincn poer meDrere 9luIicbcr ouf cine
9lmt5oauer BON 2 SuBren ernennen FAINT.
3ieie 9luheber, f0nnen Die, uel6e Die
S6ule ntdt beIu6en, pcrbaften; Gltern
uuo Surmiinbern cine Seriuarnun9 9e.
ben, 6obrifen nm @el6ditsbduier bcIu6
en-, iOipic Die @e6urt35eu9niiie unb ben
S6ulbelu6 Der in @erfltdtten bel6df-
ti9ten Sir0cr einer Yriifun9 unterSicz
Bcn. Goli5iiten iino beTu9t, jebe3 9ino
jluiid)en S uno II Snbren, Oa5 ii6 wdGs
rcno Der iibli6,n S6uljeit auf ben
StraBen pber 0ffentliben Eldbcn berumz
trci6t, 5u perbnftcn.
Stellt cs ii6 bcrnns, baB oic Gltcrn
oOcr Sorniinocr ba5 &iuo ni6t benufz
littigcn f0mcn obcr iupQen, 10 fann bos
9ino, lpclm e3 eiu &na5c lit, ouf nidt
lueni9cr als eiu SaBr mo nicbt mebr al5
Orci Sabre III Die IeIormi i1ule 81 SoUns
uille gei6ift tucrbcn; IND lUcnn bas
Sinh ein Widoben lit, auf bicirlbc 3eits
bauer i'll Die SnouItriei6utc 81 GGili.
cctbc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-08

NtdBi9teit, nibt SuH uS6afft ba9
Gi9entDum a6, oann 9iebt e5 feline Oiebe.'
0a5 lit un9efdbr 9craoe 10 ue:niiuItio
ais lua5 Die Erogbiti0uiitan uerf onaen
'ucan lie i19en: nS9afft bic 8irt6.
ldaItcn ab uno oerbietct Die 6nbrifatior
uno Den Serfauf ppn 9eilti9en @etran.
fen, haru miro es feline Srunfcn6plbc
Beben." Der oerniinItige McnI9 tuirb
la9tn: pSdaht licber Die 9ie6e unb Bic
1runfcnboloe ab" @esen Die @rIteren
babcn mir bcreit5 itren9e 0eiebe unb
ge9en Die 2estcrcn io1ten mir lie baben.
Straft ben eiuo5nbeitsi6fel unb penu
er our6 Uieoerbulte Strafel nibt CUR
NaBi9feit 6u befebren lit, bana entsiebt
i9m 9anj uno 9ar oem Strfe5r nit ben
Meni6en. Seer ein Sie9 iein iuiQ, Der
Fat fem re6t nit WenI9en su pertebren
benn bieie Srunfenbolbe iino es baupts
ld6Itd, Die cine 10 9robe unO foitipielige
8olBeima9t n0tbig muten.
gHdre es ni9t piel uerninitieer, so
GrlmfcnbulOe cinjuiperren, als u6er
100000 Seipobner 5lt ,,gnt6altiamfeits.
5flauen" 81 MAIDEN? Soften 0ieIe ane
barunter leioen, neil fiinf5ig 5ubiefte
iDren Ippetit ni6t controQiren f6nnen ?
Seoer 5reuuo BON @taBigfeit in alien
0ia8cn iuirb uns beipfli9teu unb Der
8eicf9eber. Der Die Sa6e BON bieIem
Stonoputtte auffiBt uub bnrna5 banz
nelt, lOiro Der WdBisteit einen 9r6Bereu
0icnIt er'ucilea. als ale probibitioniiti.
| l'3en 5brcier in Der gSelt. Genn hie
5reumoe Der perl6nli9en 5reibeit in Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-08
unb bic Rcnge begann ii6 fangium Su

unb Die Renge bcgunn ii6 fangiam 81
5erltreuen.
Sice=8rdIibent MOrlon iuurbe fur;
Dor Sertagung besSenats BON Dem tenn
pOrGren Sorfibenoen, Senator Sn9aas
eiEseI9noren unb iibernabm nit cine,
fursen 9niprude iein slmt ais Sicez8rd
lioent Der Ser staaten.
Sas Iusi6eiocn oes Srdiibcnter
@tepelanh gin9 pbne @eremonie por li6
inbem er ii9 na6 8eenoi9uu9 Der
Snau9urationsIeitli6teiteH nit ietncu
Srcunoen i'll Segleitun9 bes SrdIiben=
ten 6arriIon had Dem &eiBen 9auIe
begab, bort Itd1 uerabldiebete unb uad)
ieiner 8riuatwobuung fubr, 100 iGn lei
lie 9attin tereits erWartete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-08

assislutur elm ul6arfes" Seies sesen
Grunfenbolbe ourdIesen, 10 iuiirten iie
ben BrobibitiOuiften ben @inb aug ben
Segeln nebmen. 8es nit ben Srun,
fenbOloen! iei bic 2oiuna unb bann laBt
uns ieben, eb es ni6t 2t6t in ben per.
brebteu &0pfen seben ulrb.
(Genber 6erolb. !
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-08

Sp III Ia9en ,,ii6er Na6t" BADEN Die
&ereinisten Staaten einc1 9upa5s eon
4 crbaltcn nab itatt Der itit5tr;s scs SO
wcroeu ffiufti3 AZ Stcruc oa$ h.auc
SelO Der &erein. Staattn 5lag9c Sjercn
Scioc 6auler oc3 Cousrcfts b1bca uem;
li6 unerwartet Itbusu oie Sn auseHom.
mcn un0 bat 8riIioent glrutlauo oiclets
be lofort aeIebmi9t, eis 2llfuabme eel
5erritorien Glfo'a, Woutlua are 8a.
| l6inston, erlterss i'll : S)eile getbejlt
alS Norez HHo Sioz Glfeta, III ben
Staaten6une periiiat. DC ucu3c5afsz
nen Staaten blbca MN in 2llic ocs
Sommcrs Belt uHo @slcgeub,it, Goaltis
tutionca 81 entlu!ri:.l uuo alj ,nebmcu,
eiue 5taatsre8ierun8 81 orgaaifitea nnb
Scrtretet in ben GoH9rcB su ctlpib:ea
iuel9c bel gr0ffnuNs Der ertcn rc9clni-
Bi9en Sibun9 ots 81. Gou3reits i'm
Gejembcr 3. s. i1re Sip. cinncbmcu
fDnnen.
91our6 miro bt, CAB! Der 5enato-
rem um s, bic ocr Jtcpsdicntauten nm
lueui9iteuS 4 utrnt1rt nno Sulr bari
man ii6 Der 0OffnunJ bin9cbeu, baB
lauter Jtepu6lifan.r ctpI5(t u:roen.
Son ben 81 9ltit9liabaru ocs nd 1iten
5cuats wlren o1nn ~ 9icpu6lifaner
uno 81 3emofraten uno BON Den 329
Reprdlentauten 168 &epu6litaner uni
Isl Semufratcr.
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finn setrie6en uHb ben llnsliidli9er
pfranlaBt, iid in Der 3elle an Der
Steinmauer ben Sopf 81 seri6met.
tern. SaB in bleiem Safe Elm FOLDER
slussan9 ni6t beabii6tist iuar, dnoert
ni9ts an Der Gerluerfli9feit bes lln-
Jugs. Sebenfals bate man Die 9b.
ii6t, ben jun9eu Mann, beiien lei9te
@rre9barfeit man 9etanut baben muB
in ernitlihe 6u perieben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-08

GrdiiOent Sarriiun's GatiRct iuur.
be am 8ienstas som genat bctdtigt
9aIiclbe 1T pie fp(st 5uiammcnse:
iebt:
Sames 6. Slaine - WmiItcr bca
NustpGrti9cn.
?9illiam gSinopm - SinnnS Wini=
tier.
&cofclo 9Srector - Sri.9s Minj:
iter.
So6n &auamater - @cncral BcIt.
meiItcr.
gs. s. $. Mi1er - Suits Mini.
tier
Gen. Gracp (pon 1ep gorf)- - N1a:
rinemi1iitcr.
JoDn g9. Io5lr - Riniitsr ot5 Sn.
ncrn.
0ouocrncur Tusf - 9tftrbau Wti,
nilter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-08

8eiSeu, 2. Qualitdt. Sc
@ei5en, 3. Aualitdt. Sc
&orn, in &olben. -. 30
@ei6dltes &oru. 35
9ater. 25
Mebl, per Sud, 1. Aualitdt. -. 2 Is
Mtebl, per Sad, 2. lualit6t. :. 2 so
&ornmebl, per 100 8funb. -. 80
&leie, per 100 8funb. ........ SO
Sbipltuff. per 100 8func. 80. 60
Prnbufte.
@orrisirt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY. Grnrrr
Die an9esebenen greiIe iueroeu bon ben
Sdnolern meiitens I'M 9auI9e I besablt
Oaller, per Stun0. 1O-15
@ter, per 9usenb. ...... IL
9dbner, per 9useno. -. 20O--2 so
@nten, per 9useno. .....2 75-2 so
Sdnle per 9ubenb. ..3 5o-5 90
&artpffeln, per 8uibel. -. 35
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-08

Sm per8auseneH Sabre uarosn 20
Mi(lionenSaueHenS6Haps uhb "A, $50.
S19 6aB Sier i'm 2anbe csniunirt
9ie ridti9e Temperensbepesuns fvacs,
bic lest.re 3abl auf Soften Der eriteren
81 pcrsr6bern.
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Rasenbei eicbtuerben.
@asenframpf sebcilt,

WdsenFranipf eebciIt.
San Gntcniu, Ser, "a. Wai, 1888. -
llcbsr Srpei Ncnate lit i6 fat fprttpdbrenb an
Wasenfr6mpfsn unb erit na6bem i'd cine 3eit>
Iang reeeIm6sis Or. 9ue. &6nie's Samburser
iteut. - @ueuit 9llbCrs.
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9as Cincinnati vSeltsblatt" iast:
Ran BAT icst bi. gntosduns semabt,
baB in 9ieD 9ort Bel Der SraFbentens
tpahl in 1884 bic far Sutler abse9ebez
nen Stimmen fir Gl.pslano s,5dbtt
tpOrbsn finb, 10 baB BON Tedtsnes.H
bas Srdiibeut.n,Tmt Serrn Sfaine &C.
bii6rte. Sie 8utleriteH peripretber ibre
besfalliise Sebauptuns SifferHdbis 5u
belsscn. Gs odre bies eine i.br min
ideusp,rtbe Tuff1drung. Fur ida6e
oaB iie nidt bier Sabre friiber setommen
ift. 9ns 2anb udrejes Elm 9utts stdf
peiter uorar.
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lIebrr 70 SdI,rc.

ling, 1i9., 81. Rai, 1888. -
Seit benz Sabre 1865 leice idb bduFs an Nasen.
beft,perbsn unb 8opfl6mersen. bod ipbaIb i'd
eniee Orlen Or. &u9uit 8onie's Samburser
3rcpfen cineencmmen babe, bin i6 pieesrbsr>
aeitellt - g8illam Subbe.
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6effprte gerSailttna.

0effprte Sereanung.
Gplumbus, O., %. Iai, 1888. Ss6s
Wunate mar neine 8srbauurs berart est0rt,
baB i'd ;u ben seri6iebenfcn Ritteln eriff, pbne
iresnb ,pel6s geiferuns gu srSieIsn f4ltebltt
Srppfen, reI6e mid beiltsn.-&. Stcinbauler.
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Die Semiibunsen ensliiaer Saeita
liiten, oas san5e Srauer.ir'ien in Den
Ser. Staaten in ibre 3dHse Su betom.
men, tuerbeH fOrts.Isst, snfseiteH nit @r.
fol9. 60 iOa i.tt in 2onissille Die
sroBe 8raucrei ben Sranf 6abrs fir ei=
ne 0ti1ion 9stars in ibre Sdnbe iiber=
aeaanqen Iein.
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Sn allen @pcttetcn ;u batsr

THE CHARLES A. voeELER CO.. Baltimore, Nd.
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@Sdeutli@er Marftberidlt.
0etrcior, Mebl nip.

Stben 5reitas cOrrisirt BON Der
HERMANN STAR MILLS
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
TRUMPET THE TRIUMPHANT TRUTH

The great objection to the Springer bill,
upon the part Of the senate, was the town
site clauses. The threat that whenever it
came up in that body for consideration a
motion would be made TO amend it by
striking out the townsite provisions only
deferred its friends from calling it up and
over that point finally came the struggle
between the conference committees of the
homa, exactly as described in the Springer
bill, will be opened to actual settlers more
speedily than under the Springer bill. The
governor and the townsite questions are to
come later, come with the next extra or
regular session of congress. But so far rs
the treaties and the presidents proclama-
ton and the settlement of the territory
are concerned, these will come
first as they would have come
under the Springer bill. This is SO or 9TH
erwise our dispatches of this morning are
at fault and there is no grounds for such
a conclusion.
Wichita is herself again. Another cru
cial point in her history has heen sue
cessfully passed and there is no longer any
impediment to her onward sweep. The
Rock Island can now push her Gulf extern
sion on through Oklahoma, The Santa Fe
can build her new Indian Territory feed
ers and the Frisco can go ahead with her
av-fan inb nc,
houses which have been awaiting the &C
ton Of congress can now close up their ar
engagements and contracts for buildings and
the grain and salt corporations 60 forward
with their organizations. The opening of
the territory with the early summer and a
year of big crops will not only send the
city along in rapid and magnificent strides,
but put every tagging interest of Wichita
squarely upon its feet.
1t is useless to disguise the fact that
prospective settlers are not going to await
the motions of a commission, or respect
the pretended rights of cattle syndicates
The boomtrs will move forward immed-
lately and take possession of the promised
land, allowing the treaties and
the proclamation to come after.
There being no penalty named for
invasion, the thicker the settlers are the
more readily will the Indians agree to
reasonable recompense for their pretended
claims all concede. These matters will
soon be understood by the thousands who
have been waiting along over southern
borders, and the thousands of others
ervations. The commission can do all its
work in sixty or ninety days. when tie
Presidents proclamation need not be de
layed single day.
Hurrah for Wichita and Oklahoma.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
GOLDEN WEDDING.

Yesterday was the fiftieth anniversary of
the marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Thomp-
son, who live about seven miles north of
the city. In honor of the occasion they
entertained at dinner yesterday at their
home one hundred and thirty of their old
time friends. This number was composed
mostly of the old settlers of the Arkansas
Valley. They moved to Sedgwick county
in GO and have been of the leading citizens
At the dinner yesterday was Mrs. Fry,
who is sister of Mrs. Thompson who is
ninety years old. Mrs. Thompson has
two brothers in Pennsylvania and three
sisters in Michigan each having passed the
tiftieth anniversary of married life
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
TIE COUNTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

District court did not convene yesterday
owing TO the illness of Judge Reed, bat it
is expected that be viii be able 70 attend
to his duties today.
The court of common pleas convened
yesterday morning but q ljourned for want
of judge until this morning. This court
will in future be held in the Market house
hall. which has been secured for the pur-
pose by the county commissioners.
POLICE COURT.
Mollie Jones turned in back fine OF So
Mary Clair. Irene Williams and Tulla
Cshill each paid S.; Dell Troup aud May
Stettlebour each turned in $40.
John Doe, for disturbing the peace, paid
a fine of g.
Annother member of the Doe family
was arrested for selling Intoxicating
liquors and had his case continued unit!
the 9th inst
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
oUININE Dan.

Dan Y. Wheeler, VINO has covered the
plains OF Kansas and west for fourteen
years for the Richardson Drug Co, OF -.
Louis, is in the city again. lie was at
Salt Lake City when that firm was US ted
by fire and the morning hours of the next
day brought him three offers for work
from three Of the leading companies Of
the country. He accepted the one from
Meyer Bros. & Co., of 81. Louis. and went
ahead with business. He has new stock
of stories and band as well as goods and
the same Dan" with variations. The
iOklahoma news came so him at his quart
ers at the Metropole and be wired his
company TO be sure and gst on hand a
million dollar stock OF quinine-
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
wOMAN'S COUNCIL.

The Woman's Council at its last meet
ing effected permanent organization and
elected the following officers: President,
Mrs. Fanny Blair Miller; first yice-pres-
ident, Mrs. H. L. Gillsgly: second vice
president, Mrs. Mary c. Todd: recording
secretary, Mrs. Stoner; CORES pOndiug sec
rotary, Mrs. Anna Taylor; treasurer, DR..
Mamie Stevens.
Its next meeting will be held on next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock All
woman's societies in the city wishing to be
represented or the board of directors are
requested to send their delegates that they
may be received and the executive commit
tee completed. At o'clock the council
viii be addressed by Mrs. Wallace, of In
diana. Mrs. Wallace is II years old and
possesses unusual Yigor. She has been q
close observer of aud a participant in i'm
portant events that have gone into the
history OF the past fifty years. She is the
widow of Ex-Governor Wallace Accord
ing to her own statement she has reared
two generations of children and has held
the third in her arms. Her words should
command the respect of even scoffers. No
one should fail to hear her while she is in
our city. Ladies, remember the time is ,
o'clock
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05

There Is little talk about mayor.
Wichita don't want a mayor-that is she
has no possible use for one under the police
commission. A mayor is a figure head.
absolutely. Think of il. He is wholly
without executive power and without any
other power save that of presiding over
the city co lncil and the president of the
council can do that and sign theordinances
just as we'll A mayor in order TO call an
extra session of the council must run
around and see the members himself. He
has no more power to abate nuisance or
to order policeman than the humblest
citizen. There may be some honor in the
position-its certain there is nothing else.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
A WORD OF WARNING
THE CATHOLIC FAIR.

Which is being held in the new Catholic
church north of the Dold packing house
was most attractive last night. The la
dies of the north and south parts of the
city seemed to vie with each other. On
entering one cannot help noticing the
fancy table. conducted by the ladies of st.
Aloysius Cathedral, Mrs Billings. presi-
dent She seems to be particularly for
tunate in selecting help; Mrs ID. j. Fang
ney, Mrs. Dunning. Mrs. Pearce and several
Others whose presence indicate success are
her able coadjutors.
The next table TO the right on entering
is loaded down with candies of all kinds,
Miss Flagg, who has charge seems TO do a
thriving business. On the north side are
the supper and oyster tables presided over
by Miss Williams, assisted by Miss Murray
and others. The next which attracts con-
siderable attention is the voting booth.
Messrs NJ. Cooke and T. III. Lynch are the
judges. A beautiful gold watch is TO be
given away tonight to the most popular
young lady of the congregation Of this
city. The candidates are Miss Maggie
Schmitt and Miss Josie Howard. Asthese
ladies have a host of friends il is impossible
to say at this writing which will wear the
gold watch. The following is the state Of
the polls at their close last night:
Miss Schmitt Observation-Disclosures 1si
Miss Howard. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
The polls viii close at Ills tonight.
Last but not least is the fancy table of
the North Side and Burton, presided over
by Mrs. Maloney aud Mrs. Dow.
Too much cannot he So d in praise OF the
ladies who have this in charge. Like the
ladies on the opposite side, they hays ev-
erything which taste and art can suggest.
Success to the ladies who are doing so
much to make it what the EAGLE will no
doubt be able to chronicle tomorrow morn
ing-one of the most successful fairs ever
he'd in the city.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
kSONAI.S

7. L. Myers. Of Arkansas avenue, IS very
sick
James Wilson, Of whlteside. was here
yesterday.
j, II. MeEwen. Kansas City. was here
yesterday.
J. Srnailey was yesterday over from Nc
Pherson.
O. Z. Rickersou was yesterday tn from
GreensDJrg
J. o Antrim leaves for his home ia Col
orado today.
F. d. Dewy was yesterday up from
Arkansas City.
Il. :. McAllister. st. Louis. was an arri.
val yesterday.
Walter L. Edmondson, Manchester.
Eng, was an arrival yesterday.
Il. c. Frazier. credit man for steels and
Walker was in the city yesterday guest Of
the Carey.
J. II. McCauley and wife and Miss Dora
Harris, Of II Dorado. stopped over in tbs
city yesterday.
W. Wallis, representing VIA. Dem
ing & Co. Of Chicago, is Ia the city quar-.
tered at the Metropole
Max Cohu. Chicago boy. e. flashing
his four-csrat diamond at the druggists
ali ia interest % his firIn.
General Murray Myers left Yesterday
morning Tor Topeka The military board
Of the state holds q meeting tomorrow
!. r. Stout. esq % Scott City. spent
Sunday in the city leaving yesterday
morning for home. lie was the guest u
his friend Mr.. Ia. Moore.
J. d. FyfFe and wife left yesterday for
Winnona. III. in Response 20 a telegram
announcing tie serious Illness of Mrs
Fyfe's mother, Mrs CoSen-
Henry Mich. who II largely interested
in iron Mill az Youngstown. Ohio.
spent Sunday IN the city lie was shown
the town by an acquaintance. Ar. FL
Moore.
John A. SVuh. and c. y. Howard. CHI
cago; W. J. Flynn, 6. ~. Green, Kansas
City: T. T. Cowgirl. Sterling: l. A
Mellespaugh. s.. joseph; r. ~ Lozsn.
Medicine Lodge. q. 81 Daily. Topeka. IS
G. Hastings. Marion. are at the Carey.
II A Tszsrd. Lawrence, Kan: Dan Y.
Wheeler, 81 Louis, ". II. Seaay. s..
Louis. e. n Russ@i, -. Joe; Losss xael-
tel, 81 Louis: Geo. r. Croctar. An.honT:
e. II. MaIfssd, -. IIoals. Zen Jchuxon,
Kansas CRY and 7. J. washer, Sss York.
are az the Astropole.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
TOPICS OF THE DAY.

The Oklahoma question was the leading
topic yesterday on the streets with the
judgeship appointment close second In
Offices, business establishments Of all
kinds it was the talk. Considerable
''cussin'' was INDUCED n over the Okla
homa business thinking il would or had
gone wrong When the news favorable
came it was spread BY booming the cannon
and bcnfires and everyone seemed happy.
The dark and heavy clouds OF dispair
wers cleared away in an instant and fell
lows were soon talking about going to
Oklahoma.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
THE ASSESSORS MEET.

The township assessors held meeting
yesterday at the county clerks Office and
decided to make the basis of taxation
thirty per cent of cash valuation. The
city will be assessed on the same basis.
Work viii commence very soon by the
assessor corps. as all books were delivered
to them yesterday by Clerk Dunkin. The
assessor looked reasonably happy. AT the
of their work.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
A STOLEN CHARM.

Charles Webb was, yesterday, over in
the police court asking TO have a warrant
sworn out for the arrest of a girl down on
Fifth avenue, who, he said, had stolen a
watch charm from his chain. The war
rant was issued and the arrest made; but
when the girl saw the doors of the city
prison about TO open to take her in she re-
Tented and gave up the stolen property and
was discharged
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05

The Valley Center COrnet Band viii give
q concert this evening, March 5th. at the
Christian church, under the direction of
Prof. G. F. Alexander, band master of
Wichita, who is at present instructing the
band, also one at Sedgwick City Those
who wish to attend from the city can take
the Valley Center motor at 4 p m. from
he corner of Douglas avenue and Water
street, and return after the concert. II
twenty or more can go. there will e
arrangements for the motor to leave at e
p N. so as to accommodate all those who
do not wish 10 leave at p. N.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05

To the officers and members of the Cen
trail Christian church: We. the officers and
members of the Home of the West lodge
No. 2906. G. L. o. Of o. F., desire TO ex-
press our unequal,d qualification toward
you through the columns of this much
favored paper for your kindness in grant
ing us the privilege of holding our annual
thanksgiving services in your place of
worship. Praying the blessing Of God
upon you, we.remain,
Yours, very grateful,
HOME OF THE WEST LODGE.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05

Mr.. B. Roberts. of indianapolis. who it
will be remembered was in the city last
May, representing the New York World
in a round up of the west and who politi-
cally was strong Gresham man, writes TO
a friend in the city enclosing card bear
ing his name and on the corner "gover-
nor's private secretary" He seems to
stand in with Governor Hovey
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
ADoU BILE DEAL

The national bank inspector for this
district. who live. al Marshall, Missouri
Is in the city, and inspected the Wichita
National yesterday. commencing u8der
Cleyeland's administration and ending 81
Harrison's administration.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05

A. c. Jobes. vice president of the Kansas
National Bank Is back from a most enjoy
able southern trip In his absence he visit
ed a brother in Florida and stopped upon
his way home at New Orleans. He says
that this city when he was there was be-
ginning to put on quite gala day appear
ance preparatory to the Nardi Gras festiv-
itins
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05

A fire Sunday morning about o'clock
destroyed stable on North Fourth, near the
corner of Second. Two horses, one be-
longing to Mr.. Donald, the secondhand
man, the other to a peddler named Kauff-
man, were seriously burned.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
DIED.

Mr.. A. d. Virtue died at the residence Of
his cousin, j. 5. Virtue, On south Fannie
avenue early yesterday morning. The
remains were embalmed by undertaken
Kendle, and sent TO Elizabeth, Illinois, for
burial. his former home.
Wichita eagle., 1889-03-05
ORE FOR WASHINGTON.

Colonel J. II. Hallowell left yesterday
morning for Washington, where be will
remain some days. He will return in
about two weeks. whether or not he re-
ceives the appointment Of first assistant
secretary OF the interior.