The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-12-21

District court adjourned yesterday
at $50 p. m. for the term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlesworth have re-
turned home from Kansas City.
Police Commissioner Davis who was
so i'll is said TO be improving nicely.
The postal carriers are selling tick
cts like hot cakes for the charity ball.
Mrs. Frank Woods, of Wellington.
and baby Catherine, We're in the city
yesterday visiting relatives
a marriage license was issued yes
terday to Mr.. Nicholas Schur and Miss
Virginia Koob. both of Allepo-
Vim. Hathaway was granted a di-
vorce yesterday from his Wife, Lucy
Hathaway, in the district court.
Moses Jay was fined s. in Justice
fuckers court yesterday for assault
ing without battery a neighbor.
The street car company is preparing
to put in new bridge across the Ar
kansas river on West Douglas avenue.
Yesterday Hon. John B. Carey set
tied up all the obligations Of the fam
lily connection with the State National
bank
Thad Durfee of western New York is
in the city the guest OF his brother. Ben
janin, book-keeper at Cash Hender-
sons.
The city prison is getting TO be pop
ular lodging house for pedestrian tour
lists. Many of them lodge there every
night.
c. II. Negbauer Of Ottowa was taken
suddenly sick at the union depot yes
terday. but was well enough last night
to return home.
NJ A. Carvin, who is attending the
11a q oil
has been made chairman of the legis-
latiye committee
The police force will be paid of on
Christmas eve. They need Christmas
presents too and little 10 get some
thing for themselves.
j. Wilson Brown of Garden Plain
was here yesterday looking after some
property interests. He reports west
ern Kansas as in need of rain or snow.
The controversy between County
Clerk Carvin and the county about the
disputed fees was disposed OF in the
district court. Mr.. Carvin is held liza
bic for 500.
Syl Dixon of Argonia was in the
city yesterday, partly TO see some
friends and partly on business. He
reported his section of the country in
need of more moisture.
in town for a few hours yesterday
transacting business. He says Con-
way Springs is enjoying good holt
day trade and business prosperity in
general.
Orie Morse Of Sumner county was in
the city yesterday and expressed him
self as being we'll satisfied with the po-
litical outlook in so far as it interests
his candidacy for the wardenship of
the penitentiary.
The following young men came home
from Emporia where they had been
attending college, yesterday: Allan
Davis, John Wilkie, Ben Root and Will
Fleming. After the holidays the boys
will return to EmpOria.
Jack Thompson has returned from
Oakland, California, where he had been
TO see his mother who is over ninety
years OF age. He had not seen her for
over twenty years and he says he would
not miss seing the old lady for a thou
sand dollars.
The menagerie for the Central Cloth
ing company having arrived, their
show window that contains it catches
crowds as they pass by. The real at
traction, though. is the very artistic
exhibit in kerchiefs, collars and cuffs
etc, for gentlemen.
Chief of Police Lindsay of Topeka is
spending a few days in the city on
business. He says he is sizing up the
Wichita delegation to Topeka so that
he will know how to handle them. At
ter seeing Colonel Rohrbaugh he con-
Guided to put a few extra giants On the
state capitol beat.