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to all points. City ticket Office, 100 East
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething L
Soothes the child. softens the gums. allsys
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Looking Ahead.

Bow Ito his friend who has fallen down a
hole)-I say, Tommy, if you shouldn't ever
come out of there alive can have your
bull pup?-Birmingham Post.
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I.T'he Lone starr limited.

Are you going to Kansas City or east
thereof? If so, why not take the 1910 p m
train via the Santa Fe route, arriving in
Kansas City the same evening and Chica-
go the next morning. making east-bound
connections 1SCf
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On and after June 9th the Santa Fe
route will resume tariff rates in effect
March 1st, 1890. g. f. NICHOLSON,
G. p. &. T. A.
Wichita, May 60 1890. d12 tt
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We are offering for sale store building
on Main street at big bargain. Don t
fail TO get it. Blackwelder & Holbrook,
2O5 SedgWick block 27-3*
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-20

To the Editor OF the Eagle.
Please announce me a candidate for reelection
TO the Office of Clerk of the District court of Sedg-
wick countypsubeCt to the action of the Republican
county convention, Respectfully,
c. II. IUIING,
Wichita, Kan. June g. 1890 dig If W tf%
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Winfield Chantannna Assemble

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For rent with Wright 81 Miller, 26-3#
Notice,

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81 OF
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Imperial four has many i1ltstors bat
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CRAWFORD GRAND-o---
~ -O-L. NJ CRAWFORD, Manage
Rev. Il. Dewitt Talmadge, d. D..
VIII Lecture on
Friday Evening, June II,
To the Editor of the Eagle.

This will be a rare chance to hear Americas most
celebrated pulpit orator.
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THE CRYSTAL ICE COMPANY

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TOLD OF THE MARINES.
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The Tar's Prejudice Against the Navy's
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a Il LIMERICK Secretary.
1851 Winfield Kansas
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13
ed before a jury Of their country

ed before jury OF their country
men to answer for their crime.
1t matters not whether they can
be convicted. The duty OF that
Sheriff is to see to it that they are |
apprehended and arrested.
What will Governor p. w. Nc
KINNEY dof He WHO has been
represented TO be the embodiment
Of justice the uncompromising de
fender Of the mandates OF the law
He too stands sworn to recognize
the civil and political equality Of
all alen before the law and to see
to 1t that the provisions as laid
down in the code OF Virginia are
duly obeyed and otherwise re-
spected.
Governor, THADDEUS Fowl
KEs, citizen Of the state, was
lynched in Charlotte Co, Va, on
the I'd inst. HIS murderers have
not been apprehend nor punished.
In your official capacity as Gov
ernor Of great Commonwealth,
it is desired that you offer a
reward for his murderers This
course has been followed by the
Governor of South Carolina. The
officials of North Carolina have
spoken agsinpt this baroarous
practice Of iynching and insisted
that the law shall taxa it's course.
What W II virginia's officials do !
| High above political considera
tons rest those Of duty
| Gov. p. w. MCKINNEY, will you
offer a reward for Q lynchers o.
| FowLKEsf
| Be his crime as foul as eartt
will permit, the law would have
been swift and sure in meteing tbs
punishment. It never fails il
cases Of that sort.
10 Lau 20 take cosulzauco
such crime is to encourage tn
commission of others.
Relying upon great principles
believing in the precepts of Chrii
tianity we make this appeal which
I all right-thinklng people mus
realize as proper. and which tn
officials to whom it Is addresses
l must necessarily conclude tina
according TO their sworn oblig
tions they cannot iguore.
Let the lynchers Of FOwLKE
be brought to justice. Lyach-la'
: must 90!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

lighted, the angry flames leap on
apace In deaths embrace, he
feels the pain.
His limbs are scorched, roasted,
charred, and yet he lives. His
body is mex attacked aud as his
clothes burn slowly, he experiences
the torrnents OF the damned.
He sees not the human hends,
glOating over his agony. There il
one long drawn contortion, a laini
throbbing OF the heart His or 81
cease and all is over. Tue Days
of the ILquisition are reproduced
in the 10th Century ana HARRY
JOHNS oN's soul goes to the Col
who gave it, where he will ye
meet his murdeIers.
Whatever may have been hi
short comings or his crimes, b
may have atoned for them. No
40 With his murderers. Possesse'
of prejudice which is indee
devilish, they become wise in thei
own c)nceit, and filling to ask fo
forgiveness for their heinou
crimes in all probability VIII b
ushered before the Maker unto
given.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

We have steadily maintained
that lynching was n opposition to
every precept of Christianity and
in violation of those established
customs which make civiliz alton
desirable, and law a thing % be re-
spected.
Governor BEN TILLMAN, oil
Sou b Carolina, in his inaugural
address is quoted as follows:
'sWith all the Machinery of the law
in our hands, with every department Of
the goVernment--ex executive, Legislative
and judicial held by whiEe men, with
white iuries, white solicitors. white
sheriffs, it Is simply Infamous that re.
sort should be had TO lynch law and
that prisoners should be murdered be-
cause the people have grown weary o.
the laws delay and OF It's Inc fiji len
administration. Negroes have nearly
always been the victims and the cor
fession Is blot on our civilization"
This serves to establish the fac
that lynch lao is bsrbsr0us anC
must go
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13


The National Convention of the
White Farmers Alliance which has
been in session at Ocala, Florida,
was SO influence by the locality
in which it met that it passed a
resolution condemning the Federal
Election Bill, and thus aligned
itself with those persons who are
opposed to honest elections.
The Colored Alliance, in session
there was not slow to see the mis-
take made by their white brethren,
as well as to observe the injury
done the race throughout the coun
try aud unanimously adopted a
resolution fav Sring the measure.
He des res to vote and Wishes
his vote counted as he cast it.
The Federal Election Bill is q
measure designed to bring abou'
this condi ion of affairs and the
Colored Alliance did right to sup
port it. Let Congress pass the Fec
eral Election Bill!
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

Rev. G. II. JONES, d. d., of Fulton
Tenn, was brutally beaten by band
of white men. November 23rd, 1890.
He is pastor of church at that
place, and was to preach on the Sun
day following. Saturday night he
was carried to asecluded place, strip
ped of every piece of his clothing,
tearfully horsewhipped and thenrob-
bed OF his money.
The crime was committed by some
OF the best citizens of the place
On the church-door the Sunday
following, the officers of the church
put the following notice:
"Our pastor was beaten half to
death and run off last night. Nc
preaching to-day" This occurs in
free America. No one is punished
although the perpetrators of TIA,
Crime are known. Colored mer
should deal summary with sucl
scoundrels. 1t is a pity that the
Elder was not read for them in or
der that they might have been laugh
a lesson for the future
Self-defense is the first law of ma
ture and applies TO preachers as we
as to other people.
These .Bourbons should now b
.sssc1ixlg nrcounts on the ntlrer shor'
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

At s. Cash aud 81 and So per
per month

Sheet Music and music books in
abundance We solicit call or
letter. Knabe, Ever. tt, Gabler,
Behning, New England also Mar
shall and WeDdall pianos. Packard
Chapel organs, Dyer and Hughes
organs and other ine makes.
N. B.-Always on hand a few
second hand PIANOS Of the best
makes - same but slightly used.
Prices very low, and terms to suit
anyone. We will give Handsome
Piece Of MBsic TO any one sending
us III name OF a probable purchaser
of piano OF organ In Virginia or
North CarOlina.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

We canuot understand how the
average white Bourbon can prate
about Negro morality, and declare
us inferior ON account of partisan
claim of our lack of it while events
are transporting in the history Of
the weird which go to show that
the white race,-the best element
OF it has been engaged in debauch-
cry aud immortality of al sorts and
is to day. An injurious assertion
relative to our Ba ,'tist ard Metho-
dist clergy was made by one of our
rising young men, an assertion
which we dare say is erroneous to
the extreme in that it has tended
to group the innocent with the gull
ty and brought reproach upon a
class Of leaders wjO have made
sacrifices, and borne oppression in
order has'they might properly lead
their people. Mr.. PARNELL, the
great Irish leader has been found
guilty of adultery with Ms.
| O'SHEA. A demand is made for
oils retirement from the leadership
of the Party. Oae of his supper TT
ers, the De roit NeOs OF the 10 b
ult. shows the corruption of En-
gIish society in the following man
ner, and urges the facts adduced
as strong argument for the contIn
ued recognition of the ''uncrowned
king"
s'As to the infl1encs which the cpl
sode viii have upon the Irish cause in
the wines OF the people Of SAsvAt Bri-
tainl that may safely be lefs TO "a Ike
care OF itself. Certainly the public
opinion of ( gland may. well bear with
Mr.. Parnell after 1t has borne with Mel
son, wellington, aud Palmerston. Oae
might add Grafton. the butt for the un'
rivaled satire and ridicule of Junius
the late Lord Chief Justice Cockburn
whose dis olute private life was notori-
Gus. the present Marquis OF Hartlng on
and numerous other public men WHIT
have never thought IL necessary 10 re-
tire from their respective spheres II
public afr airs Surely room may bs
found for Mr. Parnell In the Britisi
Parliament, while under the same roo
may be found the Prince IF Wales. tn,
Duke of Beaufo-r, the Duke Of Mari
borough. the Duke of Hamilton, tn,
Duke of Mapches er, the Marquis o
Az lesbury, and other notorious debaucl
es, and while George Bolton, the crow
solicitor, whose uusavory reputation
was forever smu-ched and smeared II
the Dublin scandals, is still allowed L
retain tffiee.'
The above is indeed a picMi,
which should close forever mouth
OF the crOakers concerning tn
Negro, and mark us as a race tia
has withstood immoral teaching
without wholesale practice to a
/: extent that is marvellous We d
not cite this to justify wrong doing
. for our constant aim should be
improve our condition moral
and otherwise, and thus on the re
cord books of heaven excel ,
Cody deeds aud moral practice
! the race of ar, science and Iitera
ture.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

TIE following telegraphic report
explains itself.

TIE following telegraphic report
explains itself.
CENTRAL, s. C. Dec. 4--Harry
johnson, the cOlored man. who tied &
rope around Mrs. Walters neck on
Monday and dragging her into the
bushes criminally asssuitirg her. Is
dead. after undergoing terrible torture.
After hls arrest, aud his Identification
by Mrs. Walters, he was SIddled with
bullets on the spot where the crime
had been committed The mob left
him for dead. Later yesterday some
curious persons went TO the place and
found that johnson was still alive,
though dying.
AS soon as this was reported some of
the mob reR ssembled aud decided upon
q terrible revenge A huge pile Of dry
leaves was collected, upon which the
body OF the dying man WAS placed
brush was then piled upon him and
when all was ready the match was
applied. The groans OF the tortured
victim were pitiable, but he was past
helping himself, and the danes slowly
reduced his body TO ashes.
Search history read tn highly
colored stories of the Dark Cont
nent; compare with it the most
barbar0us practices Of the Red
skius of she far West and
none will exceed in brutality the
treatment of hat Colored man a.
chronicled in that report.
This occurs too in Christian
America. Punish man for {
crime, and in SO doing commit 81
brutal one as that which the Grim
nal was charged with committing
Is this JUST Is it according Il
the dictates of prOpriety or com
mon sense3
JoHNsoN's soul has been ushe
ed into eternity. The human
fiends who sent him there viii
soon follow.
Mans life on earth at best /
but for a brief season.
We cannot imagine what kind {
hearts men could have to comml
such crime.
| The idea Of taking q huma
being, formed in the image of b
| Creator, and after Kidding b.
body with bullets, consign it I
the flames and stand around an
| listen to the pitiable mOurns of til
unfortunate victim. This occur
ia South Carolina, one of tt
darkest spots on the face OF tn
globe. Its soil is soaked alread
in human gore which cries to Go
for vengeance.
Did you ever burn your fnge
Have you ever pictured the pun's
ment intended to have been mett
! out to three Hebre children
the fiery furnace as pFotrayed
Biblical history. Then you c.
f form an idea of JOHNsON's suff
t ing. Helpless, dying, no dou
r all OF his deeds good and evil arc
t before him. Possibly, a pray
Q found it's way to his lips. /
f hears cry OF surprise, sees /
tormentors make preparation
f his cremation, is rudeIy plac
a upon his funeral pile. A match
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

T Colored man d0esu't pro
pose to emigrate. His ticket fer
heaven is the only one he is hank
ering alter and he isn't SO particu
lar about having that now prov'd
ed he is sure of receIving it just
before the gospel traio starts off.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13
EDuCATroS


At a meeth. OF the Lynchburg
Ity Council o the 9Th inst. a pro-
position was TING for the cree
tion OF a Col ,choo, in the west
srn part Of IA, v Mr.. r. l.. MI
LER, was pat Of the measure.
The Lynchbm News . reports as
follows:
He urged IN ,eoess,,x Of now
building as did 'rs. Walker and VIII
nam nam = =; m M a. whom being mem
know che need be co'orel children.
Other member posed the PROPOSE,
,o tbss ns o ns ,S ono Snsv 81
the school Be Q look Al sr the edu
cation g lion, o. Ia ,ps g. Cd children Ths Thai
the present Is, Ton a. ex.rsSagant
and would not Tor Il: He slough
sSs;r a. msnSs nm 's sh 's' n,, tsx su
ers Of the commnsisy IN view OF the a.
tempt now oeise maze At Washington
Southern eounirv. ne s was trIend,v Ito 70
f ~ se M 2P, ~ "s h -, - ~
line the Negros began 70 show some
appreciation o. .ch fssoss Instead OF
Ions ions k ~ :" 81 'oo' =" al ''s"7
90 n- -. .,..s..,,< -.
- ~. ~ s,s..s,.;.;,..r
what b,ve 4 $3.50 .h;i,,re,' e
rvncl,f,ro n .sts, AZ ,o.~;e,o
t;on of the G, .,,sss ~ tho r;n,tea
states bearinc 49,. : f,eo hallrt
and . fair eorni;r s,,s:,s.s ~. No.,
ara;nst tha4 :t.+;wo ,,,as = =.
ro 3 The .,as bssn no a.
tamnt at Wash;,.,rt,,n na;thas ON
no to consti fnt.s 1tbe f., :, -noo,,Io
the rnlers Of tbis so,tlarn co,,nt,v
Mr. DuLANEy m,,st hove known th;s
and therefore ksnas conv;ctsd :,
having made 81 tama,ts tbat corr;
GA +be;, falsitx ,,or tbo;~ faoo
The Federal r,act;ons hin nov,
nendinr before the E-,,;taa states
senate ITO which meas,,re no nns,
have referredl &, far from nlac;no
the Negro IN the ascendareS
only guarantee, him an eoual;.
tv in the n ter 81 elections
once in two ,,s The state .,
:,
tsrssred with an,. +bs - DO Row :,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

The great Indian uprising IN the
Northwest proved to be fake.
It exis ed in the minds Of rep r.
ers who desired to create news
paper sensation in the eastern sec
tious
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

We are IN the hands Of the
iynchers and the hands of GOD.
Tic first makes us sure OF reach
ing the second on schedule time.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

Let the liberal minded white
men speak out. Let them send t.
the rear the Bourbon Democratic
Negro hating element.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

The new City hall will be c m
pleted when the fellows get asham
ed of themselves aud decide not to
bankrupt the city.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

CJloied men are often discrimi
mated against by Nht insurance
companies. Taey are joining ccm
panies of their vn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

When one reads the barbarous
practices in the Sonth, be is led to
wonder whether it is not neces
sary for Christ to again redeem the
world.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

walton wages, and opfres
sion for the Negro. Stsrvation
wages aud tatiy for the p 'or white
one Bourbo Democratic doctrine
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

The children of tod ~ are in
many respects a wise as the men
and women of twenty years ago
The world moves on.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

Death comes 90 a Colored man
in the South, but usually Bour
bon Democratic lyncher serves it.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13
THE CHARLOTTE co. LrSCHISe.

A gain has Virginia been dis
graced, and this time in q county, |
which, if we are to judg, by its
past record is blot on the state,
stigma on the fair escutcheon of
the grand old commonwealth
which gave to the country IFS
WAsHINGToN anc Its JEFFER-
SON, and needed but the phoDo
graph of today, in times past and
gone to send literally laundering
down che ages the trumpet toned
words of q PATRICK HENRY, pre-
claiming Give me liberty, or give
me death"
THADDEUs FOwLKEs, colored
was charged with the murder Of
Captain YANCEY, a white citizen
of Keysville. he was to have
been tried in the Circuit Court of
that locality.
The makers of the law had pre-
suned that just such crimes would
occur and had provided the
penalty.
No one doubts but what he would
have been legally hanged dead by
the neck had he have been convict
ed, and thus have been made an
example of, according to the forms
OF law.
But, a body OF irresponsible
white men, armed with shot-guns
intercept the swora officers of the
law, defy the orders of q judge,
sitting in judicial capacity, aud
hang their trembling, covering
victim, helpless as he was to tree,
and stand and see him slowly
ssrangled to death. Not shot is
tired by the armed deplties who
had been detailed to guard this
prisoner back to Danville. Not a
protest is chronicled, but they by
passive submission become accessC
ries to the crime and are virtually
as guilty as the sc0undrels who
pulled the rope, and cent into
eternity human being wholly IN
prepared to meet his GOD.
The question of the guilt or in
nocence of the accused has II
bearing from standpoint of law
He may have been an unworthy
hardened criminal, but the unlaw
full lynching Of him makes every
other citizens life Insecure. Dis
guise the fact as we may, the fac
stands out in luminous character
that every man is entitled to a fah
and impartial trial by jury of hi
peers. To have it other wise is t,
sap the foundation of our govern.
mental supers'ructure, and veil il
sack-cloth and cover with ashe
those great principles of Consti'
tional government which term tn
basis upon which Republics hav
been reared and freedom guarar
teed.
We live not in monarchy, bu
in a free American Republic, wher
lynching should not have a restin
place, nor wrong doing 60 unpur
ished.
Every man who was in any-wis
concerned in this barbarOus Grim
1T this lynching Of FowLKEs-
Is guilty of the same crime fl
which the prisoner was TO hav
been ARA gned at the bar of in
tice.
All such deeds Of violence injuI
the fair name of the state, driy
capital and with it prOsperit
from our doors. and iDfiict upo
all classes of citizens IN ths
locality alike, the rich and IL
poor, the innocent and the guilt
the penalty for such breaches
the peace, by inviting hard time
and killing industries which migl
be fostered in the country re'errt
to.
A few may violate the laws
political economy, but all mu
suffer. What will the local auth
tiles do about this matter : VIII
steps will be taken to secure t
punishment Of these violators
the Iaw2
These lynchers ore guilty
murder. They should be ar-"i
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

CoIored men, the skies are
bright and Frightening. Do not
be discouraged
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-12-13

Justice and fairplay should be
the watchwo'd. Bourbonism to
the rear.
, 1890-07-09
1T O / j G.

esHE Horse, Carriage, and Boat
SD Taxes for the End half year 1890
will be received at this Office and
by the Police Assistant at Frederik-
sted from the l4th July to the 4th
August 1890, both days included,
after which the list of arrears will be
transmitted to the respective Police
masters, to be enforced within s
days, and a special citation to this
ef~ot viii without delay be served
by the Police, for which each debtor
ofTax incurs q fine of 20 cents if the
Tax be under SIS, and 40 cents if IS,
or above, besides eventually the or
binary levy expenses.
The taxlists, which will be distri-
buted 10y the Police, are to be filed
up in conformity with the Ordinance
OF 22ad February 1858 on the lat
July and returned 10 the respective
Police Masters within 48 hours In
town and 4 days in the country.
Royal Tressurer's pnlce, St. Crop1, 28th
June 1890,
HJOBp.
6. est.