The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-07-12
CITY IN BRIEF.

Mrs n. L. Clegg is lying very sick at
her home, 200 East First street.
Miss Harriet johnson will entertain the
Kings Daughters tomorrow night.
Miss Mabel Lyons nt st. Marys, is visit
ing friends on North Emporia avenue
c. S. Jobes Of Medicine Lodge is visit
ing his brother, A Z. Jobes Of this city.
Charlie Luling TOOK the Missouri Pacific
for Denver yesterday, on pleasure trip.
Miss Bertha Dougherty and Mrs. DR..
Miuick and daughter left for Cleveland
yesterday.
Miss Agnes Conway leaves this morning
to spend me summer visiting friends in
Liucolh, Neb.
A Goldstandt has so far recovered from
his recent sickness as 10 be able To be az
his store again.
Another horsewhipping of sensational
nature was barely averted yesterday on
| South Main street.
Fred. H. STICKY. who has been suffer
ing with severe attack of tonsolitis, is
convalescing slowly.
Colonel Wcodcock's youngest daughter,
Miss Ethel, left yesterday for a weeks
visit with friends at Newton.
The votaries of baseball are agitating
the question Of clubbing TO her To secure
II more accessible ball ground.
Will Hawkins. Harry Sanford and Will
Perry were arrested by the police yester-
day on the charge OF lettering.
Mrs Frank Talburt left yesterday for
Greencastle, Ind. whittier she was called
by the serious illness Of Ler mother.
The strike has so far subsidized that f /
Vail and family felt safe in leaving for
visit to their old home at La Porte, Ind,
today.
Thomas Elliott and family have moved
from ll55 North Empura avenue To 933
Waco, where they Will be pleased to have
their friends call.
The colored Pops, from three to five in
number. are trying to get \ paper and
were out yesterdt V collecting $50 to ena-
BILE them TO get II out.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Todd of Fort Reno.
are rejoicing over Il fine baby boy. Ibey
are both exWichita young people and
have many friends here.
The Marion county, Arkansas, Enter
prise pays glowing tribute to Colonel
Hallowell on "A rousiug Republican speech
he delivered down there Il few days ago.
There will be no Knights of Labor strike
in Wichita. This is official The order Is
deiuuct here, the only known members
being Mrs. Lease aud b. Il. kIes, and
neither of them will strike.
Hon. f. b. Dawes of Clay Center Re-
publican nominee for attorney general of
the state, was in the city last night en-
route from FL DOraio whore he attended
the Republican county convention.
"Prepare to meet thy God" was the
startling cry OF a man who rode Il white
horse up Wichita street last evening. HIS
own particular God seemed to be Bacchus
At midnight he was resting easily ia tue
city jug.
The case of the State against Nate
Shank in Justice fuckers court was con
tinued till today. The charge is disturb
lug she peace o. one, Mrs. Strobe. Tue
trouble arose over some household difficult
ty. The two families live under the same
roof.
Colonel Robert Hamilton of ST Louis.
the practical munger Of the Whitaker
interests, i spending few days in the
city looking after the Interests OF the com
pHuy in this city. h says there Is no
Immediate prospect OF a resumption OF
business.
James Hooker was brought into the re-
pose Of the city prison yesterday aud
charged with being drunk and disorderly. /
He was found on North Main street and
had his head cut where he had fallen
az inst the side OF his buggy In one OF his
drunken sUagsers.
The lawn Of the German EvangelicaI .
church on south Market street was nigaly
Illuminated last night by innumert1ie (
Jap tnese Lanterns under whose soft cOior-d
rays three or four hundred happy people
pHrtoOk OF ice cream. cake, lemonade, etc
IL was a very n try gathering.
The hotels of the city suffered quite a
financial los during ths stake. Travei
fell off over 81 per cent. bat stIll IL was not
- bad here as n Chicago and Denver .
Tie Brown Palace hotel had ouly fOur
visitors last Sunday, and the Auditorium =
at Chicago had less than thirty.
The right o. chicken owners is the
subject Of a lecture soon 70 b. delivered ny
Officer Campbell In the south part Of the
city where = fight occurs vverF hour IN the f.
day between the owners Oi chickens aud .
the owners OF gardens. He thinks the
militia will have 70 be called out Yet.
A X Brown was acquitted ot tie charge .
of assault IN justice Jones court. ID r. +
Nixon was the prosecuting witness. The /.
Bgnt between the TWO arose over a white F.
mule eating another mans corn. Brown .
knocked Nixon down three ines. Nixon .
appealed 70 The isw and the county paid 4
for heir squabbiing.
Ex-Ciiy Attorney 7. c. Wilson Is ~ .
Atlantic Civ. y J one OF tie fashionable .
summer resorts. spending the hot nloaths &
Mr.. " .lsOI writes home a thrilling &C 4
count OF the SIT ke and mob b. went .
fnTaQ-U Al-Stle the MINUS o. LIc4So. +.
Eve hundred men attacked m train @EG i
compelled il 10 retur1 10 Chicago.
An immense picnic vas held at Gris-
waid's park YESTERDAY by tha Snadav
school Glasses OF the First ". Z church. /
Over l,0o0 PERSONS attended aud every, body \
had most enjoyable time swing. ice 4
cream. IemcnaGr and boat r.tiu-, made tie :
yoln- people happy aud the older ones.
to-. Il VAS q great Success and s 50
spoken Of be- a. VINO attended e..
s gentleman Of { is city received letter 4
ye.teriav from = friend u BIZ Who 4. ia
the secret service % the government a. 4
Chicago he told hin taaf his work re-
Gently nd been - milgie VITA the iaasr
cltc.= 81 ile strikers AZ Chicago, aa1 TIA. 4
he Lss evidence agaiasT Eu-=ae D-5s sui &
lici-..t % prove niEI guilty of . coasosra-y /
Of go n -.