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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
WHERE. OH VIII + RE-?

Oh where is he calamity bowler now
With Sullivan jaw and statesInan-like brow,
That stood on the corner from dawn until late
To tell me and you how to save our good state:
Oh where is your Jerry, his socks and straw
hat:
Where is old Doctor Pitchers sharp knife and
all that?
oh where is John Martin. so loyal and true,
10 Democracy. fusion and Popism too:
Good bye. Noah Allen, the same to Frank
Do,ter,
To coal oil inspectors and balance of roster.
From Maine unto Texas continuous thunder.
The people have spoken-gres,t guns! twas no
wonder,
down,
And We have big marshal for some little
town.
With blind-board and poke, soon paternal
old PETER
Will be turned on the range and can below
forever.
Hunt up your pass quickly. good bye Mrs
Lease,
Salt river is booming, now we shall find peace.
And during your absence, while far away
dwelling.
Patch up reform breeches. once worn by Lew
cling.
Our statesman so wise. with head always
level,
And a gang at state house to be Stunned by
the devil.
He now leave crowd that would pull
P;llman's leg,
Before the hens get 10 Growing stock up with
fresh eggs.
For the people have spoken; have spewed out
the Pops.
They have blown off the scum, have thrown
Out the Stops
For good men and true in our Pop-ridden
state.
Who would credit maintain, who anarchy
hate.
Have stool as one man. our honor to save,
And We sunk the whole outfit beneath tidal
wave.
Annihilation complete of cranks. isms and
Pops,
VIII do more for Kansas than a dozen full
crops.
1t will go a long way betwixt me and you.
Toward setting things running again right
end 10,
-WM C. LITTLE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
AFTER The BATTLE


The election i settle! aud there i even
now u notice change Of feeling i'll the
business interests of the city. Tie
bril- ut aud not The dark side OF the world
is Turned towards the business men. They
feel lighter in spirits and go about their
work more theoretically. II is the same
way with the people generally. They are
assured Of more prosperous times aud
have relaxed their grip on the few dollars
they have boarded up In he event f a
continuation Of the conditions tina, have
prevailed during the past two years. This
mouey l. Soiuc out aud the business in-
teresIs already ieel its refreshing and en-
iiveuiug circulation through the channels
of trade There i not man doug busi-
ness from the Union depot TO the court
house, be he Republican or Democrat, who
does not feel better than be dId one week
ago. Election bets are being paid cheer
fully and the clio; hlers, tsiiors and hAtiers
are feeling it, results. OF course some are
holding out FOR the official count but they
are fen. Oue prominent tailor who ad
veriises literally in tnis paper told a re-
porter Yesterday that he had orders in for
fourteen suits and nine oveUcoat-, and
that all of them Were election wagerS.
The principal betting WIS on Chester |.
Long ami Jerry Simpson, although there
were IA few on Major MorrIlIs majoritIes
and IL New York and West Virginia.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
BIT HIS EAR OFF
WARRANT our FOR LOUIS CLARK
FOB MAYHEM
Sam Andrews Expresses Hostile
Views on Politics and Clark Gets
Gets on His Ear, With His Teeth
County Attorney Appealed to to
Avenge the Loss of the Member.

s. W. Andrews appeared before the
county attorney yesterday and filed his
affidavit charging Louas Clark with may
hem by biting of his left ear.
Ii appears the two meu were political
opponents and were discussing the politi-
cal issues of the day about the time the
great parade of Thursday evening was
taking place. After soma words the two
became SO hot over the argument that
words failed to convey their ideas anu a
general fight ensued- During the melee
Andrews says Ills left ear came in such
close proximity to the mouth of his oppo-
nent That the latter seized it with his
teeth aud bit it off.
There is but small portion of the mem
Der left, and what was remaining was so
sore that Andrews appeared on the
streets yesterday with his head bound
uD. 1t is not generally known, but
1t Is said to be fact that the bite of "A
human being is worse by far than the bite
of an animal. and as IL consequences the
wound is not only n novel aud painful one
out II Is also very serious injury. The
statute for mey hem is IL very rigid one and
Was considered great crime in the
earliest laws OF the land. The mark will
be "a serious one. aud if the defendant is
unprecedented he will doubtless have To flce
a bar OF justice Tor the emphatic expces-
sion OF his political opinions
This Is probably tue first case in Kansas
wben man lost his ear in a political dis
custom. Bat there are plenty of cases in
history where men have beeu thus mey-
hem for religious differences. Tue case of
Peer OF old when he flew in rage and
taking "a sword did cut off the ears of the
religious prosecutors. but Kansas never
follows. She leads in everything. Ia this
Case no sword was Used but the mans ear
WAS bitten off smooth and clean, and he
Will so through life minus the aurclar
appendage OF bis heal
The Case mas created considerable IN
tsrest, and the result of the trial will be
watched with great interest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
VISITING REBEKAHS.

The West Side Rebekah lodge last night
was visited by the following guests IF the
Goddard lodge: !. ". NcGc!f. y. D.
DOering. Fred Holmes ana wife. O. p
finger ami wife, +. Stevenson and wife, II
Wilson ami wife. J. Hutf. q Harper.
+ 18th McGriff Henry Pumlr-, Josiah
Rhodes, = Davidson, Eva Rhodes, Elmer
smith. Fora PJtinger. Charles Pittiu-
GER Ella Williams. II -nry Mccain. Lille
Holmes, Mrs. Harper. The home lodge
gave the visitors royal welcome. aud i
i said that botn lodges w-r- Drueii;rri bv
the visit The " .cLita lodge expects to
return the visit at early date. The
meeting of the grand lodge Ia Wichita has
been great >timuiant TO the Oad FL
lows fraternity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10

James Coburn, who WAS injured Thurs
day by the runaway on West Douglas
avenue. Is said TO be lying in "A precn rions
condition at the residence OF j. VI. Daugh-
erty, at 254 North Topeka avenue Nr.
Coburn's family reside in tie Northwest
ern part of the Il tte, and he was in the
city making ARA gements TO- the re-
moval OF his family To this place. His
team became frightened at the horns that
were being blown by The boys aud started
to run away, going west At the Long
necker livery stable The carriage wheels
struck against some farm Wagon aud Mr.
CobuTu WAS thrown To the ground, aud
dragged for n considerable distance. H..
was picked upin All unconscious condition
and taken to tue residence of Mr.. Daugh-
erty. where be was attended by d..
Perdue. He remained UNCONSCIOUS until
o'clock yesterday afternoon, and since
recovering consciousness Is said To be SUI
fering great pain. DIR. Pardue is of The
opinion that the skull was fractured, ami
says that the injuries are serious. if not
fatal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
OFFICIAL COZ NJ.

The commissioners met yesterday rs a
csnvsssing board and began the counting
of the ballots cast Tuesday. They had
only complete returns from the city aud
down to Illinois township beginning with
Attica and running down rs the town
ships came alphabetically. The vote on
commissioner of the second district stood
as follows: Harmon, 1926; Tucker, 932:
Allen. 6S. The fu'l official vote will be
published in the EAGLE ns sOou Is COM
pleted, AMI the figures a. already pubi> he'd
will BE- found not 10 deyiate but very little
from the official count
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
CITY IN BRIEE.

j. Frank Hart of Derby Is in rhe city.
city for a few days.
The Pop police seem TO be resigned to
heir fate and are patiently awaiting The
approach of the beadsman.
The case OF X. d. Hurst vs. the estate of
Dexter \. Jones was appealed to the dis
lrict court yesterday from the probate
court
Captain Fox of Topeka, entertained the
ratification audience night before last with
some elegant post mortpm poetry on Pop
ulism.
The arguments in the case of Minnie
Gangwish VS. the Missouri Pacific railroad
will be made by the attorneys III the dis
lIict court today.
4 warrant was issued yesterday by JUS
ice Tucker for the apprehension of The
aore Young, charged with cutting tim Der
On the land OF Nelson Snow.
Mrs. Pro-. G:iffen has been quite ill for
some four weeks but is now convalescent
and An entire and speedy recovery is
hoped for by her many friends.
Charlie Mosbacher aud Gerald Volk are
going hunting today. They will try aud
persuade Chief Cone to go with them in
rider to make him forget in the excite
nent OF duck shooting the events of the
past week.
County CommiSsioner-elect \. T. Hsr-
mon is the hapDiest man in town. He has
been compiling the returns of the election
from The papers, and yesterday ascertained
THAI every county he has ever lived in
went Republican last Tuesday.
Harry l.. Woods, Esq, of Wellington,
was in the city yesterday for few hours
Oh business. Harry was triumphantly
elected county attorney last Tuesday and,
like John DAVIS. ran way ahead. Tie, too,
was fought hard by the temperance PEG
ole, although he has the remarkable
record OF never having tasted drop Of in
toxicatiDg hquor ia his life.
Mr. J. II. Purdy, chief clerk under Mr..
Russell Harding for five and half years
at this point, and who lately resigned, has
accepted position with the Texas and
Pacific with headquarters at Dallas, Tex.
Mr.. Purdy while resident of Wichita
mAGe and had many warm friends. espe
cially among business men, VINO will be
glad 20 hear of his prosperity. As read
er and literary man he has had few superb
ors; his recitatious AT some of Wichita's
soiree entertainments will long be remein-
bered by those who had the pleasure of
hearing him. May prosperity attend him,
is the wish OF his many friends and associ-
ates.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10

Tomato Sauce Skin have .nt
remove the seeds from one peek q
large ripe toIzsto-ss. then slice. PCT a
. crock with fO1r "a bl-spo-1nfais % salt
spriukled between aud iet then staBi
-four hours Pat the toGsAta--s N =
porcelain xettl- aid three SLICED or
ions AMI four green p,epPrrs ami tr.-4
soft enOrgh % strain RstzTn tae pulp
81 the kettle. boil SiawiT. stirring a.
most constantly until = - r-iseea one
third then add one - a'-~p.oonful "a "a
81 ginxeT- cloves zEd sa4s Z Tee latter
T. Hcesi~1l. Sne-half = teasF-a-1rfas -
ezEenne 2ad 81 fab,ssps -onfals % tara
Con vinegar IL; boil Eve rniaafes.
tot,.e and ssz- -Ioaa.EI .e-..s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
STORE BROKEN OPEN.

The shoe store Of Ii L. Msidel et sO4
East Douglas was reported yesterday as
being entered from the rear and two pair
OF shoes taken. The burg arr made tnrir
entrance b. breaking two panes OF glass
from the rear window. AT the lime OF the
robbery the streets Were filled with lpyuus
people celebrating the redempi ION of Kan
sss. aud on account of the noise the brea X
ing of the glass could not he heard. l. IS
supposed that the burglars were driven
away by persons 10 front of the bui.tliug,
aud left without taking any other prop
erty As far a. c4uld he ascertained TIE
off GERS claim 10 have clue to The burg
las aud are Ia hopes OF making their az
rest Ue.o long
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
ON HERE TO GO.
Experiences OF a Sedgwici; County Pop Aftor
Election.

Election.
Pat Healy was at the court house yes
terday dressed from the crown OF bis head
to the Soles of his feet i'll bran new goods
and from the twinkle of his eye it could be
easily seen that he bad made somebody the
victim OF oyerconfi fence in Lewelling
Dave Hill or some of the other politicians
that were wrecked on the tidal WAVE.
Pat told story on ali old friend of his
named Miller. Mr.. Miller, it appears, sold
his farm recently and had a nice bunch of
money in his jeans. He was an enthus-
lastlc Demo-POp aud was quite sure Of he
defeat OF the Republican ticket i'll Kansas.
WI hen the returns began to come III be WAS
beside himself with astonishme and
swore that if be lived till next morning he
would pack up his bag and baggage aud
flee towards Missouri tor as he expressed
III, he would not live any longer in a
state where the people were sach darned
fools as TO vote the Republican
ticket. He kept his word aud the next
morning he took the train for Missouri
When he arrived at Fort Scott he heard
that Missouri had gone Republican. The
returns from all the other states were
largely searched by him but there was no
place lert for him 10 60. H. turned abouI,
returned to Sedgwick county and, it is
said, he has offered a good advance on the
farm he sold. He did not believe the
stories told by Repu blicans that if Popu-
lism was crushed, every piece of property
in the state would advance in value, but
now he knows better for he can't buy the
farm he left for less than 500 advance
siuce the election.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
II WAS APPRECIATED.
agle's Parade OF Birds is to be Republished q
Mai pr Norris Home.

People appreciate n good thing and it
seems TO be the general opinion that the
EAGLE published election morning was a
good thing. The parade of eagles across
the first page captured all eyes and the
business manager has received many re
quests from editors for permission TO re-
publish IL.
Ouc of these letters received yesterday
was from Ewing Herbert. editor of the
Hiawatha World, Governor Morrill's home
paper.
The letter read:
II have been So much pleased with the
EAGLE during the campaign and liked the
way IL handled the election news. | have
read it every day, not alone from nv liking
for Victor. but because it is a good news.
paper. The cut you used Wednesday
iicaled me so much that | wonld like 10
print it in the World. If you will express
it to me will pay the charges and return
it TO you all O. *.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
THE PERICLLSIAN Society.

This literary order gave a highly liner
esting program of exercises last night at
their ball On North Market street. Miss
Margaret B tchtelle. Mr.. Lemon and Miss
Mary p DE gave recitstions in a style most
entertaining and III an elocutio0ary meas
ure very seldom surpassed. They were
repeat eddy appiauded. Resolved. That
Optimism is The Correct View of Life"
Was debstei by Captain Burgis and Mr.
Mclaughlin, affirmative; Prot Knight
ard Earl Evans he negative The discus
SION grew warm and authorities Were ap-
peeled TO before decision WIS rendered
by the judges which WAS given IN favor OF
the affirmative. Five musical hunters
were on The ~ ogrsm.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
TWO ioy> * .EsTEp.

! s-erday Oiic-r> Mod and ~ ton A.
rr>t, two trals having ~ tA-'r Possession
.t- artIc- - sto.-u irsa tl- ci1a oota ia
th- CT wio-g as. ~ E0uS- OF lac Sveu n :
e ! ,si.sj Ccrbeg = p-rtormauc t.
boy, o sh yOu1- iH years, srs -zid . -
= "a 2 uy tie oSlcrf-. lt-J ~4I b
-.y-H ID t-1ri = tndsy ga the po.lc; CalEs
whea !, claimed IAeT Viii Eiskr tE-!
conf. 49,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
JULIAN OWE VICTORY.

Messrs. Laing and Ferguson OF Enid.
Oklahoma. were in the city last night
havin. come up 10 take some dispositions
from a gentleman who i temporarily 80.
si.srIc Republicans and they were decided
IL licked over ;he srear victory N OAla-
tom4 III which the gallant champion OF
Repub,lcanism, Dennis Flynn, walked
over the opposition. They report Enid
and surrounding country la highly pros
rerou, cundi,iou aud They sly Judt the
next thing down therr will be waterworks
AID electric lights.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10

The f4tes seemed to be against the
Democrats last Tuesday They lot every
thing from the Atlanta TO the Pacific hut
oat OK regard for tie long friendship many
Democrats nave had for tbs EAGLE Thu
aper discovered that Jhey had caTT'ed the
noT' n precIaCt % Greelrs township 'uG Ia
a soothing way 30 informed them. y " 4
turns out thst this precinct viii prUbs b!t
have To b. thrown out. The Repuhl can
mem ers Il the canvs-siug board DO nos
Ike 10 do II, bnt il l. almost absolute com
pu!slon tor the returns in question ar
neither signed or certified and the law o
iTn r.-rAtive op The snIli-ct
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10

Two 10, cd Women said To Have Made . Con-
fcssiOH at, Paul Barlow.


1t will be remember some weeks ago
that two cOlored men were arrested on "a
telegram from Harrington who were sup
posed 10 be two men VINO had sandbagse
butcher at that place the night previous.
and robbed of $500. One of these men
was Paul Barlow. When Sheriff Smith of
Dickinson county came the next day he
two men Were released. 1t appears that
Barlow gave up his idea OF going to Okla
hOma and concluded to remain in Wicn-
lta.
IL will also be remember that on Hal
l0we'en light the frame building at $50
North Main street was set on fire, aud but
for the prompt response of the fire COM
panles that portion OF the city would I'M
doubtedly have been CONSUMED The
police have been looking Tor the perpetra-
tors Of this incendiary. Yes erday morn
lag Paul Barlow came to Chief Cone and
informed him that two colored women
had confessed TO him that thev had set the
building on fire for the purpose OF seeing
the fun. The two women were promptly
arrested and will be given u preliminary
hearing today.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
kELLtR Is GAMING.

The official count of the ballots at the
court house yesterday gave Hon. Fran K
Zeiler some gains for representative. OF
course the gains are light, bat If they con-
tiuue there may yet be d chance of his cleo
ton. If he i beaten it will be by very
small plurality II would be a great
thing if he was elected. II would NOT only
make victory complete, but it would re-
suit in acing man in the legis larure
thar whom there would be no better
mem sr in that body.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
MANY AEEEST~ MADE

During the past twenty--our hours tie
police have taken ia three house breakers,
TWO persons charged with iucendiary, two
horse thieves, one pickpocket ami several
tough characters. The last one reported
was the recovery of the vali.e OF A r.
Brown, which was s'o,cu in broad day
light from a mack on DOuala, Avenue. Tar
valise Contained so worth OF clothing T.
was found under a porch OF an emp 8
building ca South Topeka yesterday.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
TALBOT T.;lAi. cosrI>ULp.

Bedford Wooi returned yesterday from
Wellington, where he WAS -ubpoe 1aed A. a
witness In BE- trial OF Talbot, fJr The xiii
NJ of Mike Mesgh-- I ne Case was cone
rnurd un-il next Tuesday. Mr.. Wood
said he met more % BIZ oil ne!-a b5r- OF
Csltw- $t Wellington than be h-~ seen
Cor several years MsBr Of the witu~S-r-
for tue state are residents 81 other points
and they held . regular reunion OF Old
CaIaweI!ltes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
FOUGHT oVEK PIGS

Mrs. McCoy. OF tie West Side. came 20
be police Stallion last uiglt with her dTe-s
badly fo-g snd u.r nose Dru sd -0a bI--tl-
~ Sue Cl4.m-si TO nave o-ea assaulted
b, Mrs Mooney. Tie trouble sro-= over
= - % about some pi-~ An olti1er WAS
dv- a.!rd 60 20 aud Investigate tbs nisi ~
auI be believed tast warrants MI Il
Is.uea to.aF.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
DIDN'T IOUCH THE ROOSTER.

The Newton protege Of kies' anarchistic
paper AT Wichita Informed Republican
yesterday morning IbaJ lie Intended to
knock the first Republican rooster he saw
inc the street. ''Wait till | yet one aud |
will give you the opportunity" Was the re-
ply. You touch ~ Republican rooster
today and Pli knock you higher than Gill
roy'a kite" The protege sub-ided aud
has not been seen since.-Newton Repub-
licau
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
COMING LOCAL EVENTS.

A meeting Of the Ministers Alliance is
desired this afternoon at 4:30 in the Y. NJ.
{. A rooms
There will be meeting of the Young
Womans' Missionary league OF the First
presbyterian church this afternoon in the
church at O'clock.
A regular meeting of Wichita council
No. 49, L. c. I. will he held this evening;
business of impor' ance; members earn
estly requested 10 be present. All coun-
tiors invited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
A CORRECTION.

The item in yesterdays EAGLE connect
ing the Thomas +. Fennel who was adj
judged insane in tie Probate court as the
defendant ia the suit brought by Nathaniel
Fenuel against Thomas + Feunel was
erroneous. They were only alike In name,
aud the Thomas T. Fennrl living north of
this city is not the Thomas f.. Fenuel who
was adjuig-d insane. IL was "A mi..ak.
likely To occur aud they had been repre-
sente To the reporter a. the SAN. person
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
VOTED AGAINST pat
How Colonel Rohrbaush Lost Vote in the
Second War;.

There is little Pop living over near the
Thirteenth street bridge To whom funny
thing happened on election day. When
Farmer Doolittle was nominated for the
legislature he had no more enthusiastic
supporter than this same little fellow. He
thought the farmer WAS just made pur-
DOsely for a SCION aud he INDUCED in
pleasant fancies in VIII CHI vision of the
farmer. standing up for the rights of the
people in the legislative hail. arose before
him, He had little baby boy born TO him
about that time and he named him after
Farmer. One day he was down at the Oc-
cdentsl Eotrl here Farmer stood in
crowd of people denouucIng apaism, and
from that moment he pIucked from his
heart all his Intentions of voting for him.
He even went SO far as to revoke the name
of his boy. He then and there vowed that
he would vote for Colonel Rohrbaugh and
rnever changed his mind till the day Of the
election. when he met Sewer Inspector
Fitzpatrick. Don't forget to vote for
Pat RohrbHugb," sail E'iJZ Pat, Pat"
said the little fellow N astonishment
well. ! guess mol" said IL to himself,
and he straightway entered the booth and
vo ed for Eiubaus Shortly afterward he
not only learned that l. nhaus was a Ger
man, but Catholic a. we'll, anu he wanted
the Judges aud clerks t. give him back his
ballot. In vain. His inc!inat,oa TO take
a day off and kick himself was increased
when he ascertAinsd that Colonel Rohr-
baugh was ii good Methodist anl that his
name was Perry. Pa" being nickname
given 10 MIN by his friends on account of
his good nature and good numor.
Yet to be discovered-the woman who
WIS Disappointed in cooking with Dr.
PRICES baking Powder
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
KECLIvEp III MoN.Y.

Sheriff Rny>e received yesterday b. ex-
urrss s.. eco which h- won at Topeka on
q 5veruur MorrIlP- election. II secured n
bet OF 500 jhat Lewrlliag would not beat
Governor Morrill, by 10.0O0 Iote~. II was =
great suap aud Sheriff X ay>- soon covered
the amount He received many chances
during the Campaign o. having the bet
taken of OF his nauds. but Ben knew when
he had a good thug and would not part
with in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-10
i.AINDLY ENBBED

Thursday night the Wichita Steam
laundry was broken tuto and some clio, IA
ing and shot gun taken. Yesterday
Harry Sutton arrested sam Shcrrolf who
bad the stolen goods IN his possession.
The boy Claims T. be innocent Of the burg
.ary aud will have trial today.