The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-26
ABOUT * ANS AS

The State Teachers association meets
this year on Dec &C. 81 and %.
Judge Williams of Arkansas is to pre-
side at the fall term of the United States
court to be held at Fort Scott next
month.
Hon. F. H. Betton, late labor commits
souer of Kansas, is now the secretary of
the O Id Fellows Fraternal Benefit asso-
citation.
Roland Huff, deaf mute whose parents
live at Udall, was run over by Il Southern
Kansas train at Olathe, Saturday, and
seriously injured.
Five thousand copies of the questions to
be used in the October teachers examina-
tons have been sent out from the state
superintendent Office.
The Seventh District Editorial associa-
ton convenes at Garden City on Nov. II
and II. A delay in the date was OCCASION
ed by the strip rush.
H. L. Taubeneck, chairman Of the ma
tioual PEOPLES party central committee,
accompanied by Insurance Commissioner
Snider. has started out for y campaign
tour of the state.
The associate editor OF the Greensburg
Signal is loser an eighty-pouud shote.
This probably means that he will have to
Parcel himself out among his more fortu-
nate friends the coming winter.
The station agent at kinsley sold q
ticket to a woman last week who had
never before ridden on the cars. although
she was of middle age. That suggests the
"A OH Daf her
W. ID. Smolley of Hiawatha and until
three weeks ago president OF the First Ma
tionai bank of that place, was arrested by
United States Marshal Walker on Mon
day. charged with embezziing funds Of
the bank.
Jerry Simpson arrived in Topeka Mon
day noon aud will spend the ensuing two
weeks campaigning in the state. Not
much of his time and labor will be spent
in the Seventh district: only four counties
in the district entertain fusion notions.
County warrants of Seward county
amounting 10 $40. coo aud accrued interest
amounting 20 about $1,000. were refunded
by the board of commissioners CT that
county last week AID bonds OF the county
covering the aggregate amount issued.
NJ. Roach. living near Cas,ieton. Reno
county. lost his grsnary and barn Sunday
night by fire. Three horses. two OF them
stations. farming utensils. harness aud
abou, 700 bushels of wheat were burned.
Tie loss was about 81, 500. and il is par.
tally insured.
Mrs. Carrie Herring. widow OF Luke
Herring. who was well known As editor OF
the Sumuer County Standard received
last week from the Frzternsl Aid associA-
ton $. COO. that being tine amount OF life
insurance carried by her late husband il
that company.
A quiet wedding ceremony was per
formed by Probate Judge Brock~ay 81
the Bennett house in Anthony. last Mos-
day forenoon. The contracting parties
were Mr. Robert II Beebe and Miss
Mamie A Lambert, two oil Anthonys
most respected yoaDg people
Warden Chase Of the state penitectisTy
IS spending considerable time in Cowiey
county trying 10 rrcapture tie Democrats
who recently escaped from the Iopaitsi
party. The Traveller says that Dscs. hsS-
lag found it a difficult task has goue
bsck 10 Lansing for his bioodaoands-
General Artx has ordered complete
equipment for the Esss<r cavalry cDEn-
pany ia Usage coaaty. the EF.s company
of sesFSe rress il the history 81 the Kansas
militia in times Of peace The ca;az vii
COS. s. os1 and will consist of ssdale<.
hridl@s uniforms sahers AID nisfols for