The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-05-31

Mrs. B r. Rowiee an. Laughter M.nd
left yess er.iay frr New York where ttey
will visit fog several weeks.
Robert Fry, a dizzv-seaded gent with
zi.zsg walking p-ocilviiie-, was landed In
the police station lssi night.
Mike Stanton foaud coin Yesterday on
the West Lille That is over 100 years vid. II
seems TO be a Spsnish dollar.
Mrs John A Hoffman of EnRiewood is
the guest OF her sis;rr-in-lxw. Mrs j. {.
Erich Of South Market street.
Mrs. W. E. Guthri- arrived from Bloom
ington Yesterday. She will ATTEND the
funeral Of H. o. Smith. her brother.
Casey, the man alleged TO be suffering
from nydropiobia, Was fired from the
charity OF police headquarters yesterdsy-
Albert Fecheimer who has been employ
ed in wholesale clothing house IN Cir-
cianatti Is homo on a visit % hts parents
c. NJ Irwin though worse the day be-
fore and exceedingly i'll. was better yesfer-
day. His complaint Is congestion OF the
bowels.
W. D. Murdock has returned from the
sceue of the recent oil discoveries at Neo-
desha, and eulogizes the country very eio-
queutly.
A runaway occurred at the corner OF
Douglas and Enporta yesterday during
the parade. All tbs damage done was the
wreck of Il wheel.
The cyclone ut Kechi Tuesday did no
damage whatever and was not seen any
where else. IL must have been the ghost
of some dead twistsr.
Miss Nellie Broadley OF Wellington
stopped of a short time yesterday while
on her way to Columbus and kansas City
to spend the summer.
Mrs. S. NJ. Dill, wife OF prominent
citizen of Benton died yesterday at the
age of So Funeral will be conducted at
2:30 O'Clock today by Rev. Harmon.
Clifford Tucker OF fuckers restaurant
of this city, who left for Denver last week,
writes his friends that no has secured a
position in that city aod is doing finely.
Dr. Shultz celebrated his birthday yes
terday by celebrating Decoration Day. He
went into the union army from Virginia
while his people were holding slaves.
Mr. r. Follett of Hazelton passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
Neodesha to look after his oil interests
Mr.. FOliett has spent a number OF years in
oil regiOus ana feels right at home talking
over the subject.
A man who gave his name as John Har-
ris was brought into tse city prison last
night. The charge against him was wife
beating. Ii is claimed that tue thing has
been going on for some time, hut the wife
has refused before to make it public.
E. Neff. John Mussey and Pat Haw!ey
were arrested by Officers Wood and SUIT
ton last night. The first two were found
on Eighteenth street and the last on TWEEN
ty-first street. They were placed in the
city prison on tue charge Of burglary.
Their alleged act was the breaking into
car on the Missouri Pacific railroad on
Friday night. They are tough looking
customers. Each was taken separately
into the private parlor aud their stories
did not fit extra we'll. They will De xr-
ragned today.
Professor j. s. Carson delivered the ad-
dress TO the q. a. Il. post at Goddard yes
terday upon the soldier AS factor in civ
ilization. There was large crowd that
had assembled from all the surrounding
country and filled the house to overflow
ing, which listened with rapt attention for
one hour 10 the words of tribute and
praise spoken of the heroes of the late war,
as they marched and fought through de-
feat aud victory at Chickamaugu, and
at Charlottesville and Gettysburg, until
with Grant, Sherman and Sheridan they
had hemmed in Lee like "huuted fox"
aud the name of AppomattoxC Court House
was embiszoned upon the pages OF history.
The procession lending to the cemetery
was nearly mile long. whittier they went
anu decorated with flowers the graves Of
all the soldiers