The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-07

| MISS Hubbard OF Denver, COL, Is visit
! ing Miss Hattie Noys at her home OIL
North Water street.
VIII Crilley of Purcell, l. T., is visiting
! friends in the city
! EI-County Attorney Mcbride of Summer
| county, and his wife, were in the city yes
| terday the guests of Mrs. Josie Thompson
The populists will meet tonight TO ar,
| range ratification of the Omaha candi-
dates.
In his address at the banquet night be-
fore last Mr.. Harris of Fort Scott said thai
he is personally going 10 labor with the
next legislature to the end that something
might be done for the improvement OF
roads in the eastern part of the state
Several Democrats were in the city last
night ell route TO Great Bend, where the
congressional committee will met today to
decide on time and place to hold con
gressional convention.
The Pittsburg riots caused an unusual
amount of interest in this city last even
ing. Probably fifty inquiries with refer
ence to the situation there came in over
the EAGLE telephone wire, between and
10 o'clock last night. The sympathies Of
the inquirers seemed to be unanimous
against the Pinkertons
There is man in Wichita who claims
the distinction of sleeping under the same
blanket with General Weaver, the Peoples
party candidate for president, and he has
tue papers, so to speak, to prove his claim.
Secretary McNair of the Southern Kan
sas Fair association says that prospects
were never better for good fair than they
are at present. A field of horses will be
here that has never been excelled in any
state west of the Mississippi.
Jim Doyle. formerly of the Panhandle
but now of the Pacific slope, was in the
CITY yesterday Oh mis- return from a visit
to friends in Ohio. Jim was present when
Bat MastersOn killed his first man, and
gives an entirely new version of the affair
Men who have been through Illinois and
owa recently say that the corn crop is
very backward there compared with Kan
sas. He says there is finer corn at the
foot of Water street than anything he has
seen on his travels.
Miss Marion Shull of Pittsburg, Craw-
ford county, is visiting friend in North
Wichita.
Mr.. and Mr.. Heiserman contemplate
moving out to Riverside in few days
where they will again go to housekeep-
ing.
ID. r. Rose, prominent Alliance re-
former of Sumner county. Bluff township
is a visitor in the city.
J, +. Dean, an old Wichita boy but for
several years resident of Caldwell. re-
turned to the Border Queen yesterday af-
ter a visit, since Sunday last, with friends.
The Grand Army folks are preparing
for the reunion with promptness and eX
pect to have an immense crowd OF peo-
pie here.
Miss Mary Edwards of Kansas City,
Kansas. who has been visiting Miss Fow
Ter left for home yesterday afternoon.
Col Ell. Jaquin3 aud John /. Lee of
Clark county were visitors in the city last
night. They are prominent Democrats of
that county.
Several returning pilgrims from the
Omaha convention were in the city yester-
day. Among the number was Gilbert
Forney of Belle Plaine.
Thomas Moore was up before Judge
Munseller yesterday for stealing coat and
vest. IL has been stated that ne bears no
relation to the Irish poet.
This afternoon the ladies missionary So
ciety of the Lawrence avenue Christian
church will meet with Mrs j. NJ Monroe.
A boy named Joe Kelley, living near the
stock yards fell from a box car last even
ing aud broke his arm in two places.