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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
WILL BANQUET THE OFFICERS

The following letter which explains
itself WAS received day before yesterday
by Colonel NJ Stewart.
Miltoa Stewart. Past Department Commando.
G. 4. H.. Wichita kansas
DEAR Sur AND CoNRADE-A meeting of
the council administration will be held in
the parlors of the Hotel Metropole, Wich-
it's, at 1:30 p m. on Thursday. April 2Isf.
1872. 10 arrange the details on the part of
he Department OF Kansas for the Annuai
reunion 10 be held in that city, and to
transact such other business as may prop
rrly come before it.
A full attendance is earnestly requested.
You will take due notice and govern
Yourself accordingly. A. B. CAMPBELL,
tOihcial Asst. AdJt. Cen'L
Al Il meeting of the committee OF twenty
I'VE held at the Metropole last evening it
was decided to entertain the department
officers by banquet at the Metropole on
the evening of April 81 The committee
Will immediately set to work in devising
ways and means for the entertainment OF
the forty thousand people who will be in
attendance at the reunion, which has been
set by the committee for August 18th TO
2lst. This will be the greatest event in
the history of Wichita. Its importance
should not be moderated by the people of
Wichita The local management should
have the hearty cooperation of all, whether
members of the 6. A. r. or not 1t is no
easy matter to conduct a reunion: the
magnitude OF this, to a successful termin-
alton, hence all the encouragement pos
sible should be freely held out to the
prime movers in this great affair.
The committee, before concluding their
work, elected Murray Myers vice president
and ". Stewart. secretary.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
RAILWAY NOTES.

CHICAGO. April 9-The indications are
that a complete victory will be gained by
the Chicago st. Paul and Kansas City in
it's controversy with Chairman Finley re
gardiug the right of western roads TO use
reduced fares between Chicago and Ohio
river points as basing rates from western
and northwestern points to Cincinnati,
Louisville and Indianapolis. The chair
man, few days or so ago, refused TO au-
thOrizs any such action on the part OF the
lines in the Western Passenger association;
but today be receded from his position so
far "a TO issue a circular letter 10 the
mem ers, asking them 10 vote on the
question
NEW YORK, April Am evening paper
SAWS that IL was reported on the stock ex-
change today that the Vanderbilts had OBJ
tanned control OF the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal company. The acquisition of
this property would give the Nanderbilts
complete control OF all the railroads in the
northern part of the state, and would also
give them an important interest IN the
anthracite field The theory is that the
Eanderbilts and the Reading syndicate
have Joined hands, indicating an almost
complete control Of the production Of
anthracite coal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
KANSAS POLITICS.

Topeka. Kan, April 9.-The fight at
todays primaries, at which delegates were
elected 10 the county convention to chOos
deiegates to the state convention. resulted
il a decided victory for the Smith force s
over those Of ex-Congressman Morrill,
KANSAS CITY, April 9. -Thirty-tso Dem
ocratic county conventions to elect dele
gates 10 the state convention which will
send delegates TO the Chicago convention
were held in Kansas todsy- Tweuty-three
Of the counties have been heard from at
delegates were given Cleveland instruc-
iious.
Fort SCOTT. Kan, April 9-The pri-
maries held in this city and county today
resulted in an overw helmlng victory for
the friends Of Mr. Funston. ninety per
cent OF the delegates elected being for the
farmer statesman
MINNEAPOLIs, Kan, April Q The Otta-
wa county Republican convention today
elected J. E Hare, r. p. Balm. J. Z Pen
quiI. Charles Nanrine, j. ". Welch. Z W
Miller a B. Ladi and Henry Morgan as
delegates 10 the Fifth con gressIonai 4 :
tricJ convention. These delegates favor
the nomination OF J. K. Barton, and are
instructed FOR him. j. 3. Tom.in~Oa, J
@ Reed, Z X Campbell, : N Watrr-
man, Lewis A. Henry, :. ;. Cool AID +
\. Grernough were elected dictates 10
the hutchinson convention They are un-
instructed. D. &. Chioman. W "
Walker. J l. White, T. {. Hail. T. T.
Hurley, c. c. Su5=r aaG c H Sbaltice
we're elected delegates q the Topeka c05s-
ve1tio8. and were INSTRUCTED 10 suppnrf
A. p Riddle for governor Tae convsn-
400 also eudor sed Mr. Slower for reaum.
nation for state treasurer.
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IMPORTED TYPHUS.

DETROIT. April Am investigation is
being made into the origin of case OF
typhus fever that was discovered here
yesterday in the Czapha family. It is
probable that the disease was brought by
a family named Rotnow. which is living
opposite the CZaphas. The Rotnows ar
rived in Baltimore eight days ago on the
steamer Carlsruhe and came directly to
Detroit. 1t is not known that there were
any cases of contagious disease on the
Carlsruhe, but Mrs. ROtnow informed q
city health officer that fifteen children
died on the voyage. The situation is
alarming, from the tact that the house in
which the disease was discovered con-
tains two large families, the members OF
which have been passing freely in and out
of the chamber of the fever stricken pa
tients since last Monday, when the child
WAS first taken sick.
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THE CHURCHES.

First Presbyterian church-Tbe pastor.
Rev. David Winters, viii conduct services
Sabbath a IL a. n. and .. ID. The sun
day school will meet AT go 4 m: the
Junior c. + at p m and The Y p SO. T.
AZ o;45 p N. The subject OF the morning
sermon viii be, The Law Of Love. aud
Love is a Law The tonic Of the evening
discourse viii be, Your Life: Il. Meaning
and Possibilities Young people are
especially iav.ted 70 the evening service
An orchestra Of six pieces viii assist the
choIr at both services.
Wright mission. coraer Of Eighteenth
street aud Iopeka vraue-SaUu, schoa!
sunday afternoon AT 3 O'Clock: Y = : C.
( at ; O'Clock. aud preaching sy Frank
II Camel ~ O'Clock .. III Subject .gr
the evening service, Public Nors1l1
Privilege AMI a Duty Meeting for
prayer aud Bible study on THURSDAY eveu-
Ing At O'Clock Ga FRIDAY eveniag ~
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There Is . snail Iunchroo1a ret far from
the pcstot1lee where the midday trade 4
exceptionally 6risk and the counters
around tie sides Ct tie establishments az,
for 81 EoCr CT more crowded with cassou,
ers seated upon stools. while they rnsst
valiant elcrts 20 break the lunch eaf5ns
speed records. The rooun u not uaore thar
twenty feet square. AID all hot dishes CONS
mp from the basement. where the one cook
employed is located There &rs three al.
PENDANTS TO wait on the customers, AID
they bawl out their orders loud snsugh &c
Do heard several blocks away A Customer
viii remark, THREE fried and a glass a
milk," and the waiter VIII reply. ~Thrc.
frled-oEe milk" The cook is Supposed Is
hear and make note OF tae oyster end az
the order, and anoeher waiter six feet away.
who Is il Attendance On the milk can. re
plies, Zone nlills-rIEEfr
Yesterday al JhFce Of the walters re
ceiyed several orders ia qasck succession
and poured into the basement 3 hrcSdSide
CT vocal bo-zbsbeiis.
Noodle soup; bcckwheats; Pct pie fos
two; Irish stew; h2nlxneesSr'
At tbs pos.4t a very red faced man stuck
his head az through TIE trapdooF and said.
Say, yoyse people. I'm DO shorthand
sharp; I'm Cosk. See Noase KIN IL
them orders come slower or yoa kla send
me down a private secretary. You hest
met" and be Disappeared below with a
Yrunt of indignation -Philatselphia Rec
ord
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SWEET TwELyE.

Mss Myrtle Rr;lff, daughter Of Mr.. aud
Mrs John A Ratlff. celebrated the twelfth
anniversary of her birth last evening IL
royal style. She had an excellent program
af amusement for her little friends. These
present were: frank Scott, Eddie Dill.
Charlie Dill, Charlie Barlow. Don Ford.
Rex Andrews, Frank Rsiliff. Charlie
Simpson, Lizzie Beliinger. Fred Highs,
Jessie Short, Rose Rather. Della Kindred,
Della Mcraggart. Edd Cone, Thee.
Morgan. Maggie Ralliff, Mabie Armor.
Ethel Milford, Kelia Williford. May Fan
ning, Lloyd Root, Lola kracaw, Rpy Sohn.
James Armoe, OiOs Cone, Ollie Simpson.
Carrie Kyle. Jay Chapple, Blanche Child.
Jessie Horn, Myrtle RstlifT, Annie Max
well, Josie Shoemaker, May Chapple,
Beaula Sohn- Clara Cracaw. Leo Morgan.
Royce Busenbsrk, Grace Embree, David
Busenbark. Tbeo Geren. George Carson,
Eddie Dell, Rex Andrews and Fred
Hughes
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How One ser,.n. Wa. "nsnsx.d.-

Once a woman objected to doing work
The way / wished. Her own way, she
thought, was easier, and she did not sc
why mine should be preferred. 1t is a
common matter of disagreement, is IL not
Maggie" said |, last night you took
your new dress TO be made. Now put on
your hat and GO down and tell your dress
maker to make it in any easy way TO suit
herself. Tell her il does not matter whether
you like it or not. She can make II any
way that comes handy
''Indade an | won't ma am" cried Mag
gle, indignant. sure / pay her good
money for maxim it, an haven't right
TO have it made 10 suit meseifs"
"Of course you have" said I: "and II
you are working for me. and you expect me
TO pay You good money for doing il, ought
| not to be pleased instead Of you'"
Maggie looked at me minute. then shs
laughed. She never made another objec-
ton TO doing things my way" II Is bet
ter TO have a servant with quick percep-
tons than one who has graduated at all ths
cooking schools in New York.
The mistresses who treat their servants
this way get the best work and the hearth
est good feeling.-Harper' Bazaar
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THE OKLAHOMA RUSH.

GUTHRIE. o. T., April 9.-The Washing
ton dispatch stating that the land officers
az kingfsher and Oklahoma City bad
been instructed TO file but two declaratory
statements, and that the mails could not
be used by eX-solGiers in making their fl
iugs, created wild excitement ut King
fisher. Hundreds of old soldiers fear that
a cOmbiuation OF boomers and Sooners has
been made against them The soldiers viii
hold meeting on Monday, at which ac-
ton will be taken for the enforcement OF
the law
Ell RENO. o. T., April 9-Oklahoma
today IS land OF enthusiasm and excite
ment, and FL Reno has her full share of
people and hurry and noise Major
Weigel, special inspector, received dis
patch from Secretary Noble last night that
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe country
would open on April 10 AZ noon. he at
once notified the waiting people, and i'm
mediateiy the whole town became scene
of exciting tumuit Today the news
spread into the surrounding country, and
hundreds of farmers aud boomers are
pouring into town. Stocsmel are rushing
horses in here Tor Sale, until II Keno
looks ike a livestock shew. Gamblers
and thieves are reaping a rich harvest. and
hourly complaints are entered at the police
headquarters Of robberies and swlndles
All the vacant land around FL Reno is &C.
cupied as camping ground, and each day
sees the circumference of the temporary
city enlarged. Whole fleets of prairie
schooners are sailing in, and the Rock
Island trains each day come IN loaded 10
their full ca pacity. The South Canadian
river is yet low, aud every ford is lined
with waiting wagons ready TO cross.
The people are all excited at the tele-
gram from Secretary Noble that the
county seats viii not be opened until they
are made county townsites. What that
NAV mean or may not mean is unknown,
and great anxiety IS expressed Que thing.
however, is certain, and that is that they
should not be opened until the home
claims aud have chance also at the lots.
The instructions OF the secretary chat no
declarations will be filed by mail met the
APPROVAL Of all actual settlers.
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EARTHLY SAINTS.

INDEPENDENCE. No, april 9-At to-
days session of the international confer
ence Of the Church OF Jesus Christ OF Lat
ter Day Saints resolution was adopted
requesting the Heavenly Father 20 give a
revelation TO tie prophet, Joseph Smith,
By which he may be guided in filling va
cancies in church Offices To the same
end. sunday. April 10. was appointed as q
day u fasting and prayer.
Tire quorum OF twelve reported adverse
Is on the request OF the Detroit branch
that missionaries De sent 20 Canada. II
also recommended that no appointments
70 the ministry re made Of men whO lie
toJacco. contrary 70 The rerelation OF ISIS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
HALL AND EITZSIMMONS.

PHILADELPHIA. April 9-Pugilist Fitz-
simmons evident bluff in reply to Jim
Hall has augered the latter into saying
many caustic things regarding Fitzsim-
mons methods, and in an interview, to be
printed tomorrow, Hall, among other
things, says:
"E'itzsimmons knows in his heart that,
as pugilist, am his master, but he has
not the manhood TO admit il. In our fight
at Sidney, Australia, | whipped him
thoroughly, knocking him out in the
fourth round. l am now prepared to re-
peat it, and 5000 of 'Parson' Davies. my
hacker, says | can. All / want is another
meeting with Fitzsimmons, TO prove for
ali time who is the better pugilist. l will
bet s., 900 on the outside hat / defeat him.
His story that he was paid to go out in
the last fight is false"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
COLUMBIAN CLUB MELTING.

The Columbian club held an adjourned
meeting yesterday afternoon at the City
building, TO assign the special work for the
promenade concert to be given at the City
hall April Is. The ladies appointed on the
decoration committee were Mrs. ". C.
Todd, Mrs Stevenson and Mrs Junker-
man. On the refreshment committee,
Mrs Stout. Mrs. j. NJ. Martin, Mrs. Lev
eridge. Mrs W. f. Green was appointed
to take charge OF the monographs: Mrs,
Keller and Mrs. Z. c. Winants to take
Charge OF the cloak rooms, aud Miss Carrie
Winants to take charge of the cigar stand
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EAsrERN sTAR RAIr

Invitations are being sent out by the
ladies Of the Ivy Leaf Chapter order OF The
Easter Star for their grand charity ball
which viii be given in Garfield hall April
=. Tickets are now on sale at A. j. APP
plegate's Office, Gus Sduer's drug store
and by all the members OF the chapter.
The ladies say that this will be the great
est dancing event OF the year and it prob
ably will as they are making every ar
rangement to make it it so. The receipts
of the ball will 90 to the Towanda lorna
do sufferers. It is given in good cause
and certainly deserves the patronage of
every charitable man.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
MASS MEETING,

A colored mass meeting was held in
Justice fuckers Office last night. The
meeting was called to order by S. VI.
Sidney L. r johnson was elected chair
man, and John Lewis secretary; after
which the meeting proceeded to business.
After listening to a number of speeches, a
motion was made by d. L. Robinson to
invite Hon. j. NJ. Brown of Topeka, to
deliver an address in the city of Wichita
on the 2lst inst, Resolutions were passed
recommending the reappointment of Tom
Glenn to the police force. If ne is not ap-
pointed Wesley Baker will be considered
a satisfactory substitute for him.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
LADIES CONCERT.

The ladies OF the Columbian club will
give promenade concert on Monday
evening, April is, on which occasion they
viii formally open the new city building.
The rooms will be handsomely decorated,
refreshments will be served and enter
talHment OF kinds provided. The admit
tsace fee 81 the door viii be - cent.
Livery citizen o. Wichita has an especia.
Invitation, and strangers viii be c.
dlaily welcome.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
ODDS AND ENDS.

II. Britton of Mulvane was visitor in
the city yesterday.
The many friends of Mrs. George Dia-
mond will be glad to learn that she has en-
tirely recovered from ner recent long and
severe seige of sickness.
A barber and a prominent young society
man had a fistical encounter on East Doug
las avenue yesterday that resulted, as far
as it went. in favor of the torsoriai artist.
Tom Harper has gone to Newman, His,
where be will join the grand army OF bene-
diets next Tuesday.
Joe Brubacher has moved his office from
222 North Main street to the Heiserman
building. where he mas secured nice suit
OF rooms.
". R. Harvey has brought suit against
the Order of Chosen Friends. council No.
3, of this city for damages which he places
at 5000. He alleges that the council ex-
PEELED him without preferring charges
against him or giving him trial.
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A CONFESSED MURDERER.

los ANGELES. Cal. April 9--John
z kin. employed on The ranch Of J I'd -s
R.szs. said last January thatwEiis en- pioy-
- on a farm a, Popular Bluff. Butler
cOaatv, so. he had q difficulty with a fell
I5v-gsork man. and subsequently, Jay ia
wait for him 81 the roadside aud killed
him With ciub EaSin WAS arrested and
tse Missouri AUTHORITIES communicated
with. Today Sheriff lsardger q Batter
county idea; fed Esk!n a. the MAJ want
81 for the murder. Eskin will he taken
10 Missouri
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wox BIZ a EIcHlrA LAwYEr.

A special dispatch from Horner, Mich,
says:
trected so much attention throughout the
country and has been OF trial In the cir
cult court for the past week. was broken
this morning, the court deciding that I'M
due Influence was used to secure the prop
erty. This will probably end the matter
and the estate will be equally divided
among the heirs"
ThiS case was handled by Ed O'Bryan
OF this city in opposition to the very best
legal trlent in Michigan, and the decision
is quite a compliment to his ability, as
the case was a very compiicated one.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

> The Woman's Columbian club are
actively engaged in preparing for the COM
ing entertainment at the city building
aud will hold another meeting at the
rooms Wednesday, April Is. at .. M, to
which every member is expected to be
present. Mrs. E. 3. JEwETF, Soy.
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WEATHER BULLETIN.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE. }
WFruTTA H., Anil q 1910

WEATHER BUREAU,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WICHITA, Kan, April 9. ls92
Forecast for Wichita and vicinity
Warmer and fair until Monday noon.
During the past a hours the highest
temperature was 54S, the lowest o9S
and the mean Az, with cloudless
weather, gentle southeast winds, higher
pressure in the morning, but amarked
fail during the afternoon
For the past three years the average
temperature fer the month of April
has been 81. and for the 9sh day SO
FRED I. JOHNSON, Observer
WASHINGTON. April 9.-Forecass until
9 P. n. Sunday:
For Missouri and Kausas-Generaily
fair; slightly warmer; east winds
For Indian Territo-y-Generally fair;
warmer; south winds.
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FRATERxAL AID AssosrATTox

Next meeting of this order will be held
in 4 o. L. W. hall, North Market street
on next Tuesday evening at O'Clock An
members please come prepared 10 pay No
2. All new members should be on hand
on that night.
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During rne ten wears ended with 1890
the country received more than S2e. Geo
Italiana In the last year of the teS the
Italians constituted almost one-eighth OF
the total immigration. About the same
fraction Of the whole was raads up %
Russian Jews and Poles
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THE ToaRsY eANKgUpTcY a.

= 5GsEaE. Ma, April 9--The board o.
grade fo6sg adopted resolutions endorsing
Use Tor-ey bankruptcy biI. Sa4 ca4ifaz
ulsa TIE s~HatcFs AID repr--~stat5yes
n Il ssoari 70 glTe tfss BIZ fAelre earnest
s1ppor,- A. j meet.og = year ago the
bard refused az endorsement
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HTPATIA

VIII hold the April business meeting to-
morrow with Mrs Ceilings. 4Cs North
Central avenue. Subjects: Brazil: Its
Political Revolutions;1 From Para to
Rio de Jaueiro" Com prepared to paw
dues. ADDIE CLEAvELAND, Sec'y.
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: slIsmAaihE soar

0ETE0IT, April 81 submarine beat
X h5ca aAs ben Duia.iEs: here eur5ax tsss
viutsr was Eoasy =sTea tTssl unGer
sEatey. ard proved a success IAe a-
e; aimed spee2 u t<B Eg.ss per bszs
ECGer water.
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THE PRESIDENT

WuMIEGTox. Del. Aa-iI 9.-P-es;deui
Harrison aHd party rstu-n-d 10 y ssbiH;-
ton th.s afternoon Tue parry did iairly
wei q p'ov-r shooting. sls quile num-
ber o. golden birds were winged by tie
uatloa's caIrf
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PEroYEREo BODIES

T<ToNT0Eg. Pa. A ~ "a search
parry q tl4r Hi Farm nis- a. Du16zr
tosay s-0aa at o,gt the bodies q Bxrney
N.s4sh aud David HAIRS. Woo we're ca
orlo-ri there IN JmBe. Isss Tai. rnakes
uty-ssFra baz-.eS recovered
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10

We have the largest and most complete
line OF summer negligee Shirts in the city at
prices that defy competition. The variety
embraces Oxfords Satteens, Madras, Silk
Stripes and French Flannels.
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How Mic. Car, for Their Innrm.

Nice take excellent care Of their aged
blind or otherwise helpless kin. conoealing
them in safe places and providing them
with food. r. must be remembered, how
ever, that the mouse has lived In semi
domestic state as the companion ~ man
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-10
You Should See

Our Stylish Tailor Made all wool, wood
brown Chevlot Suits that we are selling for
$I2. They are we'll worth $1,000
Our genuine Slater blue Flannels, hand
somely made and trimmed Warranted to
retain their color. They are usually sold for
$I4oo. Our price is $1,000.