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The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.
Perry has organized board of trade.

Perry has organized board of trade.
The mayor of Enid gets $1,000 year;
the mayor Of Perry, 300.
The army of no taries public in Oklaho-
ma is steadily on the increase.
The prairie fire in Oklahoma has begun
to get up on its hind legs and howl
Perry is inclined to boast that it is the
only signal service town III the strip.
Bishop Brook of the Episcopal church is
building a 81 000 residence ut Guthrie.
Governor Brown was held up i'll the
Seminole nation recently and relieved of
81 go
Captain Hall. the new assistant adiu-
tant general, was formerly stationed at
Fort Reno.
1t is the good or bad fortune OF the Ok
lahoma Times-Journai to be sued for 1899
damages.
Guthrie has caught the eye of the speak
ct long enough to inform the world that it
has u three legged rooster.
Perry Rusiler: The world was made in
seven days. Perry was made in a day.
Perry beats tie world
The Oklahoma Savings aud Loan asso-
citation OF Fl Reno has been started with a
Capital stock OF $780, o00.
The convention 10 be held at Kingfisher
on the 2Sth inst, promises to be the largest
ever assembled la Oklahoma
The first ordinance passed by the city
council of Enid was one to regulate the
speed u trains through the city.
At the MefLo list convention in Mime
apoiis $1,000 WAS appropriated for mis-
sionary "ork in Oklahoma territory.
Sam l. G;ibert has been appoi nted COM
missioner of dispositions IN the United
States and district courts at Guthrie
1t is generally believed that should the
citizens OF II, Z snd L counties get to-
getser there would lie she dickens TO pay
J. VI. Watson. the Efmoad man who
mysterlousiy disappeared. vas afterward
found dead from exposure, Ia a neigh bof-
ing COT field.
Enid Eagie: Up 20 date twenty-fire mail
filings haTe is-en placed on record a. the
land oaice aud about 10 filings by mai.
have bsen rejected, owing 20 the manner
N which the papers were prepared. aud
largely Ia the fsct that the lana applied
for MAS coyerSa by n homestead entry or
the papers we're faultiiy drawn All rum-
bers 10 tie original i;ne we're recognized
before any f.lug- were snbjeci To reeeip.
by mail Mr.. Patterson. the register, in-
forms tae Easse man that il will take
hbaSt another week "a dispose OF the mall
filings, sud hen no numbers will be rec
ognizea uniess issued by the register aud
receiver or their written anihoritv.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

GARDEN IRRIGATION.

To the Editor of the Eagle
A good number Of people in western
Kansas are anxious to know if the COM
ing convention of irrigation to meet al
Wichita will give information to the
farmers in this section how to get the
best results from the common fern well
windmill and pump now on hand.
Many of our people have been dis
appointed in what they call :'irriga-
ton" 1t was not irrigation: simply
running water on the land. There is as
much difference between irrigation and
running water on the land as there is
between shoveling coal under boiler
and firing a boiler to make steam and
get proper results. Western Kansas
wants information that can be used
now with the means on hand, or nearly
so, and cannot wait for the large irriga-
ton bitches that water large fields, but
the garden and potato patches want TO
be put in good condition fright now" !"
and the fields as soon as possible.
SAM G. SHEAFFER.
Ness Citv, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

No king or queen or emperor of
Europe, no potenate or power Of all the
world even so much as criticised the
action of President Harrison IN refusing
10 sustain the only pretended crown re-
naming to the western hemiphere:
everybody everywhere conceded the
wisdom and the conservated interests OF
humanity embraced in the action which
recognized the dethronement of that
vicious and ignorant sable half-squaw,
haif-wench who trampied the constitu-
ton and the interests of her country
under her feet. In all the world but two
men are found defending and sustaining
her, Grover Stephen Cleveland and w.
@. Gresham, the latter foreswearing his
principles and party to become the tool
of the former.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
For the Eagle.
OLD JACK FROST.
IBY d. Z. FuLLER.J

Adown steep mountains. oyer the low III is.
Jack Frost steals softly at nights solemn hours,
And ruthessiy cTrshes in deaths cold chill
The wild vine wrsathing the tall oak towers
How siyly he cfeeps through the vis'aed wood.
And guilds with silver its deep Gothic aisieS
away down the path the ctincopiii stood
He withers It's leaves in terrace and spires
He slips 10 meadows where Wild daisies nod.
The gracei nj gold enrod blooms by the brook.
Meek violets sleep in the emerald SD.
And buitercups hide in the shamrocs hook.
Jack sweeps the flowers with his icy hand.
In death their beauty fades quickly away;
he hi ibbiing gay brook grows silent again,
Dreams of the comne Of bright sunny days.
The golden bugterf es loosed in the spriug.
hat foated lightly o'er blooming trees:
All. he pess Tow are those velvet wings,
Low Il, death they lie. meath the jasmine leaves
The robbins sweet song is now h shed and stiiled
His last sad notes d lie On the frosty all,
lie bids farewell to his own native hills.
And seeks warm home ia the south land fair.
Eovem hers pale sun in veied face appears.
Wrapp ea in clouds OF deep gloom call night hath
brought;
The stately trees bow low i'm melting tears,
Ger death and ruin Old Jack Frost hath wrought
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
DREAMS OF SCIENTISTS.
The Hart OF the Tornado-Aerial TRANSIT
of the Atlantic.

The Hart OF the Tornado-Aerial Transit
of the Atlantic.
81 want to get there-right there.
into the business end of the storm
where the tornado is generated.
want the tornado's secret. its agent,
and. God helping me. l shall have it..
If electricity, then we may be able to
dissipate Jove's awful wrath and re-
lieve our great cities of their worst
nightmare, their most insidious and
most implacable foes"
The man who made this bold and
striking remark, says the Philadel-
phia Press. is Prof. Henry Allen Hazep,
expert meteorologist of the United
States weather bureau. who has nearly
completed arrangements for a series
of not less than one thousand high
altitude balloon ascensions, to be made
as often as three times day. under 4
new and original principle OF gas con-
servation, with Enew scientific instru-
ments made in England expressly for
the purpose.
The proposition is now before the
board of advisers, who may be 'ex-
pected to report on the application as
soon as Prof. Langley secretary of the
Smithsonian, shall return to his post.
Prof. Langley himself is much inter-
ested in the subject of free air observa-
ton. especially in an idea he has Of
sending up self-registering instru-
ments to the highest possible altitude
without risking the presence of q
human being in a balloon. Prof.
Hazen however, regards this method
as only supplementary to the work of
personal observation and instrument
readings which he has in view.
Aerial transit across the Allan tic
ocean is the ultimate object toward
which Prof. Hazen's plans are tending.
He states unreservedly that he will
make the trip if he lives. He is al
ready looking forward to the construc-
tion of balloon basket in the form of
a completely equipped open boat with
air-tight compartments In this
vehicle, stored with food and drink
for many days, the professor will set
out without a qualm of fear. The
only apparent difficulty that has ever
beset the problem has been the in
ability of the aeronauts to keep the
balloon on steadily horizontal plane.
The rising and the falling of the
balloon can be regulated by an origin
al device of Prof. Hazen. He will
carry a bucket at the end of long
rope, and water drawn from the ocean
will constitute the necessary ballast
whenever his balloon seems to get
more buoyant. The water will be
poured out again when the balloon
needs buoyancy.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Europe in almost every point is suffer
ing from malignant outbursts of
anarchy. The daily explosion of bombs
the police shows how timely the SEN
tence of the Chicago Anarchists was.
The low-browed vicious towards will
not come TO this country when they
know that they will be received with a
ready moose. That they know this and
that the Chicago execution was directly
beneficial is evident from the present
exemption of this country from bomb
throwing horrors.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The recent fight over repeal will be
but zephyr compared to the struggle
in congress when the new tariff bill
comes up. The Virginians who voted
for free trade do not want the tariff on
coal disturbed. The southern iron men
declare that their business cannot stand
the proposed reduction of the tariff on
iron. The Democratic owners of pot
teries III Ohio protest against any tariff
tinkering with their goods. Still the
schedule and fight for its passage.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

any cause you may, the fact re.
mains that one dollar or one
million dollars will buy % to 30 per cent
more of everything than on the day this
oracle of Wall street was inaugurated.
Time will develope that the people.
though betrayed, are not deceived.
Grover Cleveland, at the end of his
present term of Office. will be retired to
private life with a unanimity SO ..alarm-
ing and extraordinary" that he will con-
clude the earth has ceased to revolve,
and that the fight of time has telescoped
into an endless eternity.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Governor Leweiling said Yesterday
dat there was not the remotest proba-
bility of fusion on the state ticket next
year. He declares t2at the Republican
victory was due 10 the fact that too
many Populists remained at home. But
'hen the governor is talking through his
hat, and it is a mighty poor hat at that
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The supreme court is of the opinion
that Russell Sage should pay for his
action in injurng one of his clerks bv
using that individual between himself
and bomb. The damages sought are
sS0 000
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The law of New York requires candi-
iates for Office TO file sworn statements
'f election expenses incurred 10y them.
Nobody believes the statements OF
course. For the last election one irdi-
s'duai swears that he paid cut but So 10.
Others expended from $50 to siJo. An
asplrant for Judge of the court o. com
mon pleas owns up TO only s.. Another
who ran for civil justice says he paid
cut 81, ,S5s.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

After this in Chicago the police will
stop every man they meet on the street
after 1 o'clock a. m. and compel him to
give an account of himself. 1t would
be better for Chicago if it would clean
up its police force and quit recruiting
officers from saloons.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

So the Populist party is 10 be reorga-
nized. Senator PETER, who is Just now
filling an engagement as second vice
president of the universe. saws it is
necessary. The admission is thrilling In
that it shows that the Populist leaders
agree that their party and not the people
we're at fault in the last campaign.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

One great blessing will overshadow
smaller ones. There was the narrowing
possibility that, had the Populists beel,
successful, Governor Lewelling' Thanks
giving proclamation might have ap-
peared in poetry.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Democratic Duty,

From the LAWRENCE Journal
Mr.. William C. Whitney declares that
st is the duty of the Democratic party
to reform the tariff and reform ii al
cnce. And it is the duty of the counfr,
to whip the siuffing out Of the Demo
cratic or any other pastg thai under
takes TO destroy The industries of ihe
country, and the people will do it the
first time they get chance.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

A number of papers consider Mrs.
Leases interview of denials fake, Not
So Nothing from the lips of that woman
in the nature of avowalS or denials can
De safely set down as fakes, time nor
occasion cutting any figure.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Mr.. Gladstone said, Friday, that there
was no question of England's supremacy
on the seas. Nor will there be so long
as Grover Cleveland continues the policy
of enthroning English allies.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

America no longer vaunts herself in
the boast OF being ''free and indepen
dent. India Itself is not more the slave
and creature of Eogiand in her finances
than is America, and the gold standard
Of Grover Cleveland's party has made it
more So
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
The adlhita SUNDAY Eorniue 8o5.

Gresham and Cleveland now think Of
the men who declared the Independence
Of Hawaii. Hawaiians are now peaceful
and prosperous, and the administration
that undertakes 10 help "a change" will
wake up to the worst biunder it has yet
made,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

What Kansas needs is a poet who has
enough of the divine afflatus to describe
in all Its gorgeOusness the climate of
Kansas at this season of the year.-To-
peka Capital.
What Kansas needs is more 2-year-old
hogs. Durn your poets !-Leavenw orth
Times
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Good and True,

From the KaIsas City Gazette.
A nephew of Barter. the subject OF
Whittier's poem, The Funeral of Bar
ber," died near Lawrence last week.
Oliver Barber, the father of the dead
man and brother of the murdered Bar
Der of Whittier's song, still lives and has
cast "a Republican ballot at Lawrence
once a yea, for nearly forty years.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The ten Russians who are retained at
proved that they were political prisoners
In Siberia. THIS country cannot afford
to support an absolute monarch in car
rymS out the worst species of his
IYranrN
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Spit Them Out.

From the Elnpo:ia Gazette.
The county of Mr.. Dunsmore. that of
Mr.. Semple, his speaker pro tem.. and
the county OF every representative seated
by the Dunsmore house IN the disputed
cases. gave an increased and overwhelm-
ing Republican majority this year. The
''appeai 10 the people resulted in the
decision Of the court beng affirmed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The United States of America con-
fronts hard winter with an admins
iration that has softening Of the BRAIN
1t will he many moons before the people
will forget CIeveland's second term.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Later returns from Massachusetts, it
has been discovered, show that the
Populist vote there was much heavier
than at first reported. 1t is now sixteen
and may reach twenty.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
A SAMOAN DANCE.
An Odd Performance Carried ON by tn
Women.

An Odd Performance Carried on by tn.
The taupau of a neighboring village
specially enlisted as a first-rate dancer
with four girl companions, formed the
| ballet. The taupau wore marvellous
| headdress, resembling that of the
youth who mixed the kava ut Malle
Round her forehead was . band o1
small pieces of nautilus shell, above
lowered an erect wig Of human hair
which had been bleached for months
in marsh. little looking glasses were
placed in front and the whole wa. sur.
mounted with a trail of red humming-
birds feathers.
The effect was something between
that of a inter and of Persian king s
crown, says the Nineteenth Century,
but part of the structure fell oil dur
ing the exertions which ensued. Be
hind the girls sat three or four men.
one of whom contributed the musical
accompaniment by beating on some
bottles wrapped upin cloth: the others
assisted in the chorus singing, but
their part was very subordinate one
The performance of the Eve girls IN
front. who were az first seated on the
ground, was exceedingly amusing. il
consisted of series of songs. mostly
topical" with great deal of action.
The taupau generally started with a
solo and the others presently Joined in,
swaying their arms and bodies back
ward and forward, touching each
others shoulders and moving their
hands and fingers with peculiar grace
Some writer's on the curiosities Of
animal nomencla ture tell US that the
reason we cali feline of certain
markings OF color -tzbbr" ca: is be-
cause Tabi.ha was the goddess OF the
erooked-clswed species A curious old
work tprinted in London in 1906 en-
titled Names Applied TO Animate
Things" the following seerns 10 ex-
plain the tabby eat enigma: Tire
tcrne 'tAbby cat il derived from A,as,
q famous streete In BaVdzd. cittie of
the Orient. This sfrce.e is inhabited
By the manufacturers of . silxen kta0
called .atabi. the waved markings of
the waiered silke resembling . cats
coat From that we call all cats -
marked .atab. alta bbie.' or simply tab
ole cats"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Another awful struggle took place at
Rio Friday. The carnage was horrible
Reports show that as many as one man
wes killed.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

By the time 1895 rolls around the Pop
ulisis will be So decimated that Simpson.
PETER and Arlz will be forced TO constl-
tute stampede.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Apparently the Democrats are going
10 handle the tariff with the same deli
racy that a coalheaver uses il threading
"A needle
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Eesd and Wattles.

'Oh. waffle become of rne?F
Sbrieks the bird Of turkey red.
Weight till Thanksgiving, then yogV see
\ little further-a head.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The governor of Illin2is, with his long
list of pardored convic,s, must look up
on the epidemic of crime in Chicago
with supreme complacency.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Owing TO the unavoidable action of
the law of gravity Secretary Gresham is
prevented from obliging his former
friends by jumping off the earth.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

1t seems to be settled that the Demo-
cratic members of the committee on
ways and means will have their tariff
bill completed by the close of next week.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Corbett led out yesterday with an
eloquent right-hander and Mitchell coun-
tered with a logical and concise upper
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The prolonged term of silence in the
ricinity of John j. Ingalls, is making a
good many Kansas people keep as near
their cyclone cellars as possible.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

They are still hunting hole IN ONO
which will be deep enough 10 bury Neal
as completely as the occasion demands.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Before the Peoples party Is built up
;.new it might be wise 10 hire SET Oh
new architects.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The results of the last election have
row been successfully traced to every
thing save the Itata incident.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

It is understood that the American
Society of Microscopists will take up
Boies' presidential chances at their next
regular meeting.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Tie Two Jlngoes.
From, TIE Chicago Inss--oceaa
England in I..s thought Americans
were '.iinzoes" and incapable OF know
ing what MAS good for them. just as
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

The benefits accruiEg from uncondi-
:ional repeal are not keeping any one
awake at nights.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

After all babies are not success as
political issues. Ruth and Esther show
that
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

What this country wants is less Ha'
waiian policy and more American poiicy'
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
Ri. NJ. MURDOCH Editor.

So far the outcome of the income tax
discussion has beer largely buncombe.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

One thing Is sure. 1t is no longer pos
tible to send a Kansas farmer into a con-
niption fit by Kissing ''Shylock" at him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Statehood for Oklahoma means a
humber of tnings-among them another
Republican state.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

swab. The Tailor has re.
Moved 10 lbs \. Main Street.
New Fall foods are in and
you are invited to call and
inspect them.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19

Mckinley refuses to talk about 1880
But he is thinking about it at SIX miles
minuie
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
EXCHANGE EPIroMEs.

Australian Into the Ground.
From the l-eaven~orfh Times.
In Topeka fiiey are making an effort
TO apply the Australian system o. voting
TO tie primaries to nominate mayor.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1893-11-19
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REAL ESTATE.
PT-SJNFSS AT THE EXCHANGES.


TIL. auction sales Yesterday all under order Of te
Cor, and took place at No. III broadway H. " mar
nett e. Co. sold under partition No. 81 Cinton'st'. wv"
story brick building lot 20N5O IL Drought f''ioo
from Samuel Groenwad The same auctonecr ohereu 'o
three.story frame dwcllnc- with two-stofS shed' ."
plot 26iNl02 in West Eishty:fourh't west Oh '
ava. the proDerty brought $4,000 from I. j. Me-
Iauchin No lGl Iiester-st. was offered by the SANE
auctioncer; II lsasehod interest and was o'eei
under mechanics lien 1t sold To the pialnth IN the
proceedings for 81 100.
william Kennedy offered two vacant lots IN one'hun
dred they brought $4,000 ana s5''oo
from j. NJ FISK. -, ...,,o,
There Is con activity going on in the matter
Of private salc, when have not vet bn given oue
IL reported however that the building and land NJ one
Of the corners Of fh-aNe. and lhiity-ei9hth-st nus
been sold for about $4,000 c,, s
Sonn Bros. who bought the corner OF Chambers ana
Greenwich the estate sale have rcsold 10 1onh
900; they sllO,joO for the property me auIaceh
property has also been rc>Old az large mcI.n>r
1t also understood that Oinger Bros. VINO bomshb
Nos. - ana 81 C.dar.st for which they gave r-'i
900 received several oilers OF over t3OOOOO but are
holding out for S3j0uOO. ,.
Another EifthaNc. southeast corner OF ,Al
sccond.st q vacant lot has been sold to Mr.. schmidt
The price has not vet been given ont.
BENNETT bTa.: have sold Tor James Livingston 70
Eliza Murphy. No 30 West Eighty -scyenthst Tour
stoncont house 20N60xlOO for $50 600. Also 70
MI Whitney for John Ely. No 107 West Seventyfourth
foursory stone aud brick house, 20xl0O on private
terms. The same firm have leased Tor term of ten
30X9l, to Joseph b. sloane, stationery business, Tor
r.l 600 for the
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