The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-05-22
CITY IN BRIEF,

Nearly 6,OOO people spent Sunday al
Griswold park.
l.. NJ. McCrockline brought car load oi
hogs yesterday from Derby.
Mrs. A. E. Caldeck left the city last
night for Toronto. Canada.
Over seventy colored people were bap.
tized IN the Little river Sunday.
The Juniors of Fairmount university
will entertain the Seniors tonight.
Ed Cosson of Bently, had a car of hogs
at the Union stock yards yesterday
! Griswoid's Uncle Toms Cabin was well
attended last night aud was a good show
Hon. George Steenrod and DR. Walker,
both OIL Colwich, We're IN the city yester-
day.
w. E. Stanley and C. Fl. Brooks took
the Rock Island for ST. Paul, Mimi, last
| night. ~
George W. BlackweIdar is up from St.
Louis looking after business interests in
the city.
C. V. Frizell has taken Griswo,d's park
for the Summer and will put up hand
some building there.
DR.. Martin has gone to Chicago for
medical treatment. He is accompanied
by bis daughter, Miss Isis.
new sect of street worshippers ap-
peared on Main street last night. They
say they belong to God, only.
Henry Mcneil of Derby. and Jennie
Mack OF the same place were granted "A
marriage license yesterday by the probate
court.
Thomas Laws and his youthful pals will
he eXamirei Thursday for breaking into
Mayor Cox's factory and the Missouri Pa
citic cars.
The Junior Endeayor society of the
Christian church will give u social this
evening at the church. A good program
has been arranged.
Ed Hit and Mary Chamberlain two we'll
known ciCiZens of Malzs were given "A liz
cense yesterday by the probate court to
join in Hymen's bonds.
The final account of NJ w. Levy as
guard ian of Arthur Lawson was fil-d at
the probate court yesterday. The account
Was approved and the guardian dis
charged.
Mr.. Milligan who was charged with as
sault, aud who was released on his own
recognizancs, dii not show uD in Justice
keenan's office yesterday. The constabies
are now looking for him.
The Peoples party primaries will be
held this evening between AID 9 O'Clock
at the opera house, Water aui Pine streets,
Stsrk's livery stable, Miller block o. Oak
sirs-t, Martinsou's block aud McCarty's
livery barn.
The Sunday school classes of James G..
Davis and Lewis Wichman of South EN-
po,ia avenue N. z. school had a'Geli .htful
time picuicing at Hyde's park Sa urday
evening. Cream and cake We're served as
refreshments.
Mrs. 4. W. Little and family desire to
al "a or afsfr SIn
thanks 70 tHe.r Beis IA oors aud friends for
their kiudpess and sympa by in the hour
of distress in the loss of their beloved hus-
hand and father.
Andrew Small of Anness left last night
for Chicago where he will meet his broth
and his b.otber's wife. The three will
then proceed to New York and take the
steamer City of Rome on Saturday for
Glasgow where they will visit their
mother, who Sc years old.
A rose social is 20 be given by the young
people of the Reformed church at the
reSiien OF Mrs. j. Armour, on the
corner of Water and Lewis streets this
evening, when the white and red roses
will wage "A lively battle for the supren-
ncy either Of the house of York or that of
Lsnca-ter.
A. McRrstley made complaint yesterday
in j ustice Jones cOnTt against Lee Moore,
Arthur Alexander and Edgar Dorssy, ths
latter a boy. McBratley is an old man
and charges these three with assaulting
him. Constable George Green brought
them into court yesterday and had them
placed under bond for preliminary hear
ing.
About forty young people, representing
the Endesvor societies OF thirteen churches
of the city. have been practiclng TO sing iu
representative hall at Topeka where the
state convention will be held on the 24th to
27th of this month. A special train leaves
here on he Santa Fe next Thursday morn
ing at $50. Wichita delegates will occupy
a special Car.
Mrs. Frank Yike sent in her annual
Offering of flowers yesterday, smotheriug
Us with the aroma of a bushei basket full
of roses of every hue, tint aud variety.
from the snow white aud cream yellow TO
the solid red rose. They proved y gor-
geous array OF color, piled up on our table,
betokening not only the taste of the donor
hut also her lavish generosity.
james W. Mccoy, the genial and rev.
ereud looking gentleman who presides
over the register department of the post
Office. will appear this morning with a
broad smile, for DR.. Farley returned from
his home early This morning and said it
WAS as fac boy a. he ever saw. This is
the second boy whom Mack has welcomed
TO his house during tie past fifteen
months.
Twenty-seven members of the Y. 7. s.
c. + of the South Lawrence avenue
Christ an church visited the county poor
farm Sunday afternoon aud held an iGisr-
..tihC soag aud prayer service. which was
euioyei alike 10y both Visitors aud visited.
Mi. Thomas Covilie. tie manager of the
farm. and his estimable wife, gladly well
com,d the young people, and said that
such visits were highly appreciated b.
both the manager aud the inmates of tae
home.
Three runaway teams at one time on
Douglas avenue gathered and scattered
crowd of spec ators yssgerd ". The team
OF Ponds Lumber Company frightened
GA Nest Douglas avenue and ran cas-; Til
il came In Collision with Payne znd An
drews' delivery horse in front Of their
store The of horse Of the team aad he
delivery horse were Knocked to tue paw
meDt. The first runaway was caught %;
the two delivery teams standing there
made a Wild run, one east and the other
wesi on Douglas. but were caught alter
running about SIX blocks