The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-30
CITY IN BRIEF.

J. T. Copper left yesterday for Cross, l.
T., on legal business.
An immense rain was reported from
Clearwater last evening.
The Heron contempt case will be rheard
tonight in the district court
Colonel Murdoch found valise floating
around during yesterdays storm.
J. Rittenous brought a car load of hogs
to the Union Stock yards yesterday.
James Arnett will leave for Oklahoma
City this morning to tend TO business.
Harvey Grace OF Cheney was in che city
yesterday tending to business matters.
Mrs. j. r. HalIowell was taken suddenly
III yesterday, but her iudisposition is not
serious.
Neff's Military band gave an open air
concert last night in front of the county
building.
Mr.. Claude Morgan, a young gentleman
frem Nickerson, kas., is in the city for a
few days.
Mrs. y. Baldwin left last night for Sioux
City on a visit to her son aud daug hter
in that place.
The Democratic convention will be held
today at 4. .. L. w hall on North
Market street.
John Thompson, formerly of this city
but now Of Blackwell, was visiting friends
here yesterday.
Ed WiggIesworth left last evening for
Purcell, i. t. where he intends shipping
stock to market.
a grand sacred concert will be given
Sunday evening between 5 ana 5 o'clock
at Riverside park.
James Single, 4. Z. earn and L. Haux-
hurst were arrested yesterday on the
charge of lettering,
The regular monthly inspection of Com
pany A will take place at company head
quarters this evening.
Rev. Hall of the Baptist church enter
tanned the juniors of his church at Lin
wood park yesterday.
Mrs. Witten of Cheney is in the city
visiting with her daughters, Mrs. Auder-
son, Sutton and Dilday.
Colonel John Il. Showalter of We!hng-
ton. is IN town organizing new mutual
benefit and insurance lodge.
Fred Beach returned to his home in Pa
ducah. Ky, yesterday. He has been visit
ing friends and relatives in the city.
NJ. Lichtman was raked up before the
police yesterday for keeping dog without
paying tax: He will De heard today.
Mrs Fanny Cummings of st. Louis re-
turned home yesterday after an extended
visit TO ner mother, Mrs. Lucy Guthrie of
this place.
The colored people of the city will select
delegates tonight 10 a non-partisan colored
convention that will be held at Topeka on
July and 4
The case Of the state against Arthur
Sullivan was filed 10 Justice Jones court
yesterday. He Is charged with assaulting
one Mrs. Simmons.
The families of Fred Beach. II. Sutton
and =. b. Dilday, their relatives and
friends had very pleasant picnic at Riv-
erside park yesterday.
J. S. Sprague was put IN the cooler yes
terday where the firewater in his veins
will be allowed TO subslde and j. :, will
be allowed to get sober.
Father Then will give big picnic to
the pupils OF the parochiai school at Lin
wood park Monday. lie viii also have
something nice for them.
Rufus Babb was brought to the police
station yesterday charged with petit
larceny. He was let out under $40 bond.
and tho case will be heard today.
The twenty cars of cattle which were
stranded IN the stock yards OF this city be
cause of the Santa Fe strike. were sent on
10 Chicago over the Rock Island yesterday
George Mathews is down at Kiowa max
ing rain. From the looks OF rhe southern
horizon last night II seemed that he had
his storm center rounded up IN good shape.
Olleff Knight was tired in Justice
keenan's court yesterday on the charge of
disturbing the peace. Her accusers how
ever, couli not prove her guilty and she
was set free.
A. D. Lee WIS placed in the county Jail
yesterday because he declared himself
unable to pay the attorneys fees IN the
divorce case which his wife brought
against him.
Mrs. James H. 0'Reilly and children.
who have been visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ". l. Murphy of 1904 South En-
poriR avenue. for the past three weeks, re-
turned TO their home in Louisville, by,
yesterday.