The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-11-13
CITY IN BHIEE.

Finley Ross has very clever!y arranged
electric merry-Gc-' round IN his show WIN
dow.
The remains Of Frank Meyers, we'll
known in band circles. were buried
Sunday.
The case of Tudor and Wilson. charged
with disturbing the pence of Frank Z
Pratt, Was continusd until Saturday.
Misses Edith and Dora ADdrus, two
teachers at the Winfield college, spent
Sunday with their parents on College HILL
A warrant was issued yesterday against
Roland Cherry, charging him with steal
ing a turkey from Mrs. Lucy Brown, col
ored.
Rebecca Martin swore ont a warrant
yesterday before Justice Tucker charging
William Wheeler with disturbing her
peace.
Cash Taylor of Fairbury, Neb, was in
the city yesterday rejoicing over the great
American victory secured at the polls
Nov. g.
Harry Farmer will leave Wednesday
morning for Portland, Ore, where he has
ACCEPTED position with grocery firm OF
that city.
Henry Cherry was arrested yesterday on
n warrant issued by Justice Tucker on
with disturbing the peace.
The county commissioners were busy
yesterday allowing the fees of the judges
and clerks Of election. The total cost
amounted TO upwards of 500.
A new national bank Will soon be start
ed in this city. II is said that Mr.. Robert
sou of Winfield will be at Mt its head aud
that the insti; ution will be strong one.
Annie Williams the colored insane
woman who has been coufiued for some
time at the county Jail, was removed yes
terday to private asylum on South Hy-
drauic avenue.
Samuel Butts. known to every old set
tier of Wichita. concluded yesterday TO no
longer keep bach" and secured a mar
riage license TO be united in marriage to
Mrs. Sadie West.
The verdict returned by jury in the
case OF Minnie Gangwi.h vs.. the Missouri
Pacific railroad Tor damages sustained by
being hit by All engine, gave the plaintiff
damages in the sum OF 81 500
Rev Claude Gray, who is attending
college at Winfield. Sundayed with his
mother in this city, returning last evening.
Claude is Wichita boy and his many
friends were glad to meet him.
Mrs Mary L. Various died Yesterday at
her residence, corner OF Third street aud
Fourth avenue, of consumption, at the
age of % Years. The body was shipped
last night 10 Chiilacothe, His, for burial.
l.. W. ROyse, cousin of Sheriff Royse,
was elected TO congress In the Thirteenth
district in Indiana, at the late election on
the Rrpu blican ticket. Mr.. ROyse is the
first Republican to represent this district
IN congress.
d. f Breese, w L. Mcdowell, David
BrASZer. Harry BrasZer of Colwich, L. La
PorT, +. \. La Port and :. w. Doane of
Pawp.w. H., left yesterday for an eX-
tended hunt of several weeks ia the WASH
ia mountains.
Judge Horton did not pass upon the
Case of DIR. Mckenzie and Smith a. to the
proposition OF allowing the defendants TO
b. admitted to bail, but by agreement of
the counsel order thao such u spo>ltlon be
made of the case. The facts at issue were
not brought before the court.
The county clerk was busy yesterday
preparing the official count of the election
Or pardtOry to being sent to the secretary
of state. The state board will CANVASS the
vote the last Wednesday in the present
mouth and issue the certificates of state
Ulcers. congressman ana representatives.
The trial of Prof l.. A Shaw VS. Jon
GoOde, constable of Wichita township was
heard yesterday by jury. Judge Reed
held that the bo3dsmrn were not liable
ana the suit was held against the cou>ts
bie for false arrest. Pat Ronrbiugh rep
resented the plaintiff aud Judges Vail
aud Strattol the deieuse.