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The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
DOLD ATTACHED.
Ben Aldrich Brings His Old Suit Against the
Packer in a Diff rent shape.

Yesterday Ben Aldrich, through his at
torney Chester FOrebaugh, commenced at
tachment proceedings ia ths district court
against the Jacsb Dold packing plant in
this city. When the case Is TO be heard is
not determined rs Judge Reed is absent
from the county on his summer vacation.
Some few months ago this suit was COM
menced in q different form but as Jacob
Dsld is a nonresident he could not be
reached with the process adopted.
Tde allegation in the case Is that Jacob
Dold Is debtor to Ben Aldrich in the sum
OF SO, COO Mr.. Aldrich alleges that when
the Dold packing plant was located here
he contributed money towards 1t; that . &
that time he owned considerable property
and that by reason of the fact that Jacob
Dcld has violated his contract TO the citi-
zsns that he would operate the packing
plant at Il certain daily capacity. and has
failed to dc it. that the property of tbe
said Ben Aldrich has deprecated s25, 900
which Jacob DOli is responsible for. The
fact seems to be that the people want To
know why Jacob Dold is not operating his
plant according to contract and this
method of procedure IS adopted to know
tie reason why.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10

Lille johnson of FAYETTEVILLE. Ark. is
visiting IN the city, the CneSt OF her
brother y. J. Johnson, olO South Water
street.
Fifteen or twenty young ladies left last
night for Cleveland. Oaio. - attend the
! Thirteenth Annual Convention OF the
| Christian Eudeavor societies.
William Meyers, the old man who was
charged with iaGecsncy IN the east part oil
town has been sent 10 the county JaIl 10
await trIal Ia the district court.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klein lost their
little baby boy SGnday evening. The
funera. TOOK place vest erday from The
residence ll2l East First street.
Th- 3-year-old child os Charles Rogers,
3i2 New York avenue, fell from a swing
last night aud fractured her elbow. Drs.
Pardee aud Jones set the fracture.
The spiritualis: camp meeting men
toned in SUNDAY mornings paper viii be
held at Derry AMI not at Derby. Derry IS
fifty miles east on the Frisco road.
The editor of the Penitentisyy Prison
| Trusty Is in town telling admiring lit
eners, Popu!ists of course. all about the
rank iuj1stic9 OF the laws that foster the
plutocrat.
Dr. Hamilton. agency physician OF the
kickapoo Indians, formerly coroner OF
Sumner county, was visiting IN the clty
yesterday. He and DE-. B. y. Boyd attend
ed college together.
Bulah kaufman. the 70 months old
daughter of john Kaufman died last nigut
and will be buried tJday at : O'Clock.
Funeral will take place from residence,
1l56 East Eleventh street.
Mrs. Fem died sunday afternoon and
the remains were sent 10 Missouri last
night for burial. She VAS the mocher OF
Herbert Fem, recently assistant IN the
Union depot ticket Office.
a. AIDES of Keighly, the gentleman
whose store was demolished Oy the recent
cyclone, Is moving his family TO Wichita
He has ev.deutly heard OF the Indian
legend which puts Wichita outside OF the
cyclone belt
Thirty men with guns were after mad
dog on the west side last night. The last
thing heard Of them they had him corraIed
In cellar and were aiming at the white OF
his eyes through window. Great exclt-:
ment prevailed.
Tom Closer has organized baseball
team and supplied them with uniforms
IL is cracA nine and knows something
about ball. A game Is being arranged To-
with the Henderson Pets. 1t will come Il
Friday or Saturday.
All persons interested in poultry of a
fancy kind will be glad to hear that
show here this fall. II. l.. Rochell, secre'
call to convention OF the breeders in
Wichita 10 meet on Thursday and make
arrangements. The show will be IN De-
cembe
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
THE FIRE MARSHAL BACK.

A. G. Walden. city fire marshal, arrived
home yesterday morning from Kansas
City, where he had gone the second time
for surgical treatment, made necessary
from the exposures and hardships which
he endured as II boy soldier in blue. He
has had four weeks fearful siege of il in
the hospital, suffering more pain every
day for good part of the time than is
experienced in actual death. His case was
complicated one. besides his former
operation had resulted in such weakness
and general debility that he was hardly
able to go down the second time. He
managed TO get down town long enough
yesterday morning TO look after some mat
ters needing attention in connection with
his Office. His many friends hope to see
this faithful officer soon restored to health.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
HOTEL >OJoURNERs.

Hotel Carey-A. Anderson. j. t. Hodge.
Newton; j. +. Sombart, Missouri; w. L.
Bullene, Kansas City; c. C. Turner FL
Dorado; J. B. Huff. a. Stewart, Pratt; IL.
b. Wilson, r. WagstAff, Chicago; W. >.
KENYON Pratt; \. Bradamar. Wellingi on;
". '. Eaten, ". +. Eaton, d, W. , t.aton.
+. Daller, Winfield; W. :. Suipe, Kansas
CITY; ". L. Cawder Ashland; ii. q. Bon
ham. Chicago; l.. Bigler, Newton; II. r.
TrIce, Winfield VI. Il. Thackney, Camteld;
II. y. HELLER Garfield, Ills \. FAhner,
Abilene; &. y. Newman, Whitewater; A.
c. Jacques, Kansas City; H. A. Co0mer,
Topeka; Richard Harrison. Furley; w. ii.
Stevens, Kansas City; r. NJ. Wellmens
and wife, Winfield; Miss Bessie Evans,
Lincoluville; W. A. Dumars, st. Joseph;
j. l.. Conway, Kansas Ciw: Dick Cones.
st. Louis; &. Y. Trice, ElDoradO; q. T..
Westmens, Eureka; J. \. Zsiyler, Girard;
II. ID. Fort, Chicago: e.. w, Hollenback,
Coldwater; +. b. Brooks aud daughter,
Wichita; r. w. Hodgran. KingmSn; NJ.
Sutton, st. Louis; Mrs. {. y. Trice. ElDOrado;
NJ. Davis, j. ". Hamilton, 81. Louis; l.
W. Scott, Stafford. H. p Gott, Kansas
City; c. V. O'Donuel, DeuIsOn, Tex; j.
A. Zeigler, Girard, Kan; L. W. Jonas,
New York; j. F. Heinrich, Patterson, La;
DIR. Minnie Curtis, Texas; G. II. Brooks,
l.. B. Noble, Wichita.
Hotel Metrope-V. f. Stolbrand, Denver;
IL. A. Keller. Oklahoma City; VI. j. Bur
rows, Patterson, Kan; A, ID. kief,
Wichita; w. II. Lewis, 81. Joe; {. NJ.
ComstOck. Kansas City; ID. Murphy,
Oklahoma; George r. Willett, ST. Pau:
Ben Glaze, St Joe; r. O. Wilson, Enid,
I. g. Dawes, CLAW Center; d. >. Maxwell,
Louisville, Ky: Z. l. Teljughast, Clear
water; y. j. Billiard and wife, Hutch
inSon.
Hotel Manhattan j. p. Perkins,
Omaha; p. f. Perkins, 81. Louis; Z. A.
Richards, Topeka; W. N. Everets, Chi
cago; B. L. Hodgins, New York; Z. J.
SCuthworth, Medicine Lodge.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
HOW TO KILL wIGGLEs.
Lon H5dins Has Al q. x nsI Idea or this la
pJrttnr SgbJcet

Lon Holding has made a discovery. He
has not patented Il for fear l. would make
him & millionaire and cause him trouble
like the inventive genius ot his friend
George Pullman has brought upon that
gentleman, II such an honorary title i ad-
missable az this time, L1a mas been
studying natural history and has made =
saecisity OF animal life ss II Is developed il
Z rain barrel. tie SAYS the great plague Of
the sge 10 families who have large wash
ings 10 do j. wlSEles n the ram water.
IL you want q \ jl these 1e-tS - said
ne. take i morning EAGLE, cut ont
round section ~ g-.t- % fL- surface OF
he barrel OF w.t-r. ..-s 9 .1 -cp % the
vs.er aud you W.. -av- EuTr trOu be
with your wiGg ->. hs % yer will keep
the air away froGl the 81, .E-.es 4ld ,oey
viii de without b..
L0a adds, By way cf JOKE. OF course.
hat a COPY of the paper c5ltAinIuE Al
eGIroris. on the woman = suffrage qaesiIyu
Vii os better Ihan AZ ordinary lsS.e
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
STOLE CABBAGE
Capt. SOU, h's Blooming Garden Str pped OF Its
Finest Pro AHcts.

Captain South of East Oak street is
crippled from Injuries received while de-
fenGiug his flag and his country. To
make An honest living Mr.. South devotes
himself TO the raising OF garden truck
Sunday evening he went out into his
flourishing vegetable kingdom aud with a
broad smile behrld p.atOoa of cabbage
ripened into full cabbsgehood. VERY
well, QUoth he 10 himself, Il will cut
you down tomorrow, lake You 10 the
market and tomorrow night | shall have
- cents per capita for al OF you j.ncIing
in my pockets" With tits idea lie
sought his couch and dreamed all night OF
the blooming cabbages and the shining
metal they would soon he exchanged for.
After a hearty breakfast ne went ous 10
realize the promise OF his dreams, but
alas the cabbages were gone. Some seal
awaC who was out fOraginS during the
night cut them down, carried them away
aud evidently sold them. Ii Capt south
apprehends him be viii give him what
the old lady Of old gave the ancestry
OF the cabbages in question: GOOD dress
ing down.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
HOTEL KEEPER PLEADS.
Presents 4 Case 10 the Cour; and cross Ques-
tions il the German TonSac

John LinGer, the landlord Of the Linder
hotel opposite the packing house, created
a novel scene in Justice Jones court yes
terday morning. He appeared in the case
Of \. Tit;e against Louis Sehsrck, alias
Ludwig SchemscZGa, a suit on account to
the amount of $50.
Schenck ! a German who in the old
country was called SchemcZka. which
name the American people We're unable TO
pronounce and changed IL "a Schenck.
Iinder appeared TO present the case and
the cIoSS-q questioning was carried on IN
German, the justice listening with
wrapped attention 10 the gentle glide OF
the EuJtera.s aud Yowsls.
John pleaded well but in vain. for the
case WAS decided against his client and
though Mr.. SchemecZka grew excited be
WAS informed that he must pay the
sCcouut
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
CARD OF THANKS.

WINFIELD. Kan, July Z, 1894.
To the Editor of the Eagle.
MT. and Mrs. W. b. Pixley and family
desire through the columns of your paper
TO extend their sincere thanks TO the people
of Wichita, and TO the friends of their dear
son and brother, Frank B. Pixley, for their
kindness and expressions of sympathy
shown them IN their sad bereavement.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Furnished by The Wichita Abstract
and Land Company
The records in the register OF deeds Office
show the following transfers:
Laura + Campbell lot l First st A T
B-aubows add d. ............S goo
q Henry Whltcomb lots 9S 10 IL
Wichita ST English Sth add lots ID
10 20 blk 10 } O Davdsous 2d add.
south . f. lots 20 10 n blk u also
lots - TO 46 i'm blk Il Midland add
lots and 10 Fletchers 2ud add lots
81 to 81 Sherwood ave In Sherwood
sub of lots Is to 70 in reserve y
Sherwo0ds add also NV or sec / IS
Nv u--.----- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Israel Brown ali of reserve original
town hechi City ywd........... zoo
Geo II Lloyd ct al lots 1893 TO l0I7
Jackson ave GreifieusteIhs Sth add
lots 1884 TO l040 Larimer ave Greif.
fensteins 10tQ add four tracts each
Sx20 rods all In sw hf ne SEC I6 =
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
HOT BASE BALL.
Santa Fe Nine scores Il Victory Over the
Clippers.

Clippers.
The Santa Fe base ball club defeated
the East End Clippers yesterday after
noon i'll what was probably the most
interesting aud exciting game that has
been played IN this city this season. The
game WAS stuOborn!y contested from
start TO finish and required eleven innings
to decide il.
Until Yesterday the strike had not af-
fectei the Santa Fe boys in this city but
at the beginning Of the eleventh inning
they seemed 20 realize that 10 order to
gain a victory it was absolutely necessary
that they st-Ike-;he ball This they pro-
ceeded 10 do at once and succeeded in
batting out two earned ruus. thus win
uiu. the game. The Santa Fs boys would
like to hear from the employees Of Wells
Fargo Express company or the Missouri
Pacific boys.
The following is the score by innings:
Clippers. > y o 0-1O
Santa Fe.-.......0 l % 3 q 4 0 2-l2
Umpire, Hishbarge-.
Time OF game hours and 20 minutes.
Errors, Clippers .; Santa Re L
Base Hts, Clippers 5; santa Fs 10.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
THE STRIKE.
All Railways Open far Business at wichit.
Today

All the railways radiating from Wichita
are again open for business.
Mr.. W. d. Murdock of the Santa Fe an
nounced last night that the Santa Re
would, from that moment on, receive ali
kinds of freight periSbaDle ana otherwise,
for transportation, except live stock 10
Chicago
Mr. Herbig Of the Rock Island made
precisely the same announcement.
All the other roads are also prepared to
receive and forward ire ght.
This viii be good news 10 Wichita which
WAS beginning TO feel the effects of the
tie-up.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10

Mrs. Vaudeville, aunt of Lieutenant
James Davidson of the Perry expedition
how on a search for the north pole, and
who has been visiting the family Of Mr.
William Sweet, will leave over the Santa
Fe this morning accompanied by ). l..
Davidson. her uncle, for Denver and the
Rocky mountains.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10

Il has been decided that the finals in the
tennis tournament shall lie played of to
night Tie iins Sears special racket ob
tanned from Wright x Di,>ou D. the genial
head Of the Gold smith Stationery company
will be won by Bea AuaSalt or Howard
Moffat. No one who has seen them play
can tell WHO will win. The game Wi. oe
called u AS sharp.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
PERSONAL

,rhe address of the Rev. John +. ven
Herrlich, rector Of St. Johns church, for
the next ten days Will be Newport, Il. /.
Mr.. Won Herrlich expects to return to
Wichita about August /.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
CALL FOR MINISTERIAL MEETING.

A number of persons interested in the
children request meeting of the minis
ters of the city at the y. NJ. Z. A building
today CTuesday) at 3 o'clock p. IN. for the
purpose of considering plan to give the
children day of social and spiritual food.
MINISTER
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10

Sol Arkush president of the Mystic
Six has issued manifesto To all his peo-
pie that il Pullman hasn't settled the
strike by noon toLAy be viii order all his
people out.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
WHIPPED R.CASEY
SLOAN STANLEY USES THE LASH
on A SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER

Mr.. Casey Was Horsewhipped TIL He
Cried in Accents Wild: "Stop:
Stop.! Ny Eye is Out!'-All on
Account of a Typewriter.
Starley Came Up From
Texas to do the Job.
Casey Had Him
Arrested-The
Particulars.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
WICHITA BOY KILLED.
W. G. Evans Body Founf in Mansled Con-
GItion al tfeat Bend.

Yesterday the chief OF police received
telegram from Great Bend stating that a
young man had been killed there by the
cars. anu that in his pocket was found a
letter addressed to ". q. Evans. Denver.
with superscription on the corner OF the
envelope. Return 20 d. Skinner, Wichita,
Kan" The CHIEF located d. Skinner at 223
Water street and fould tEat w C.. Evans
was Mrs SINNERS son. He had been at
Denver and was evidently returning home
on a freight train.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-07-10
BONDS TO BE VOTED
COMMITTEE ON GAS BORING MADE
FAVORABLE REPORT.

Mayor Instructed to Call an Election
After Thirty Days Notice-Mr.
In boden Made the Report for
the Citizens Committee,
Which Was Endorsed by
the Committee From
the Council-Oth-
er Important
Proceedings.
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IN WEST VIRGINIA.
More Men Join the United Mine Workers
and Quit Work.

KENovA, w. Va, June w p.
Slaughter, local representative of the
Pocahontas coal company, this morning
received a telegram from Dingess, West
Virginia, stating that the miners of their
pits at that point had joined the general
strike.
The men at Dingess were organized
with the United Mine workers last week
and came out by order of President Nc
Bride. 1t is not believed that the strike
there will at all effect the main portion
of the Pocahontas regions, as the miners
farther up the road are mostly negroes
and foreigners, who have no sympathy
pS,ith the atrika
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SITUATIONS wANTE0-FREE.

Are you In need OF work? If so. you are at
liberty to use these columns for assistance IN
that direction While this notice appears the
STATE JOURNAL will publish free on Saturday,
Monday and Tuesday, for Topeka or Kansas
people, all notices of situations Wanted. NOT
exceeding i've lines. or thrry-ive words. in
length Provided that all advertisements OF
this nature are handed in previous TO
ten O'Clock saturday morning.; also on WedneS-
day Thursday aud Friday. all advertising OF
this class handed in by ten O'Clock Wednesday
morning.
No advertisements Of this nature to be started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays No OBJ
legation is incurred the part Of the adverIiS-
er. No worthy and needy man or woman need
hesitate TO take advantage OF this offer. No one
In business or having employment IS expected 70
take advantage of it, but all others invited %
avail themselves freely.
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LAwLEssNEss IN OHIO.
Passenger Trains stopped And n Railroad
Bridge Burned.

BELAIRE. o., June THE strikers
have cut all trains in sections and pushed
them into the yards here, SO that passen-
ger trains cannot pass. The soldiers are
expected at any moment
BRIDGEPoRr,. o., June THE train
men report that a Baltimore Ohio
bridge has been burned near Barnes
Vile Troops are expected here mo-
mentariIy and the coal crews have been
ordered to report at noon Miners are
prepared to resist any effort to put coal
trains through on the Cleveland, Lorraine
81 Wheeling.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR,

Topeka. Kansas
There will be a special meeting OF the council
of the city of Topeka. June 18th, 1884, at 8
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose of hearing any
and all complaints that may be made as TO the
valuation assessed by the appraisers per
their report on file in the city Clerks Office
of said city of all the lots pieces and parcels of
ground liable for the cost of construction of
sewer in district No. 16. provided by Ordi-
nance No 1870 approved August 18Th. 1898, and
also hear any and all complaints that may be
made to the validity and fairness of the
sessment or special taxes to be assessed or
levied all lots, pieces or parcels of ground
Liable for such assessment.
Witness my hand and the Official seal of the
city of Topeka, Kansas, hereto attached this June
4, 1884, l. w. HARRISON, Mayor.
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dents under Col Rose were ordered TO
Farmersburg on the double quick.
Three companies under Major Pen
nington were ordered out to skirmish be-
tween this place and Farmersburg. It
was feared that there might be a gen.
eral attack made on the small forces.
No strikers were overhauled on the
way up, all the troops remaining here
being held on the reserve until o'clock
when a message TO Gen. Mckee from
Col. Ebel at Farmersburg announced
that there seemed to be no more danger.
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Procrastfnatfon is the Thief OF Time.

We offer TO the public IN the CUBEB
COUGH CURE a most excellent cough
remedy, both as a preventative and cure
if taken in time or when first symptoms
appear. 1t never fails to prevent and
break up that which otherwise might re-
suit in a severe spell Of sickness.
Sold by RoWley Bros.
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CARTERvILLE, Ill, June z. Quiet
reigns today. The militia will be with
drawn this afternoon. Several more
leaders in the riots have been arrested i
among them another Baptist preacher,
Rev Samuel MCNEIL, who pleaded
guilty to melting riot and was fined $40.
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IN MARYLAND.
Strikers at FrOstburg Merely Waiting Fer
Militia Withdraw.

Strikers at FrOstburg Merely Waiting Fer
Militia o Withdraw.
FRosTBURe, Md, June 7.-Pickets
patrolled all the small mining towns in
the vicinity of Frostburg last night and
doubtless prevented repetition of the
dynamite outrage of the night before.
During the night a sentry from the
fourth regiment was attacked with club
by an unknown man, supposed to be
striker.
At Eckart where the largest mine is
situated, the strikers during the night
stoned a number of houses, in which
lived miners who have refused to come
out The militia men outnumber the
strikers and there is little probability of
anything like a serious row.
The backbone of the strike is by no
means broken. The strikers are simply
waiting for the troops to withdraw.
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On motion the report of the committee was
The committee also reported back the claims
of the Topeka hOodng Company, one of S19s. Is
pavement and stated that the committee
the reason that the resolution TO order the work
done april 2. 1ss4l had failed to pass the
council
MI. Fellows moved that the claims be allowed
and ordered paid The motion prevailed.
he claim Of A B. Quinton. attorney. OF s275.oo
for rent or lots Tor naymarkeI, was presented
and referred to the committee on claims and
Communication of Mrs. A. H. Mood, request
ing that the hydrant at the corner of Seventh
street and Topeka avenue be removed near the
curb line. Referred to committee on sewers
and waterwOrkS.
ing permission to sell his corn medicine free of
license was referred to the committee on
Communication from c. d. Hudson, Offering
the ase the ha IN the third Story Of she cPy
building presented and referred to the COM
Communication 81 j. I. Sims. for permission
to sell his havOring extract free of License, was
Petition of I. B. Sweet and others, tru stees of
Christ Hospital. requesting permission to con-
section of the alleys between Buchanan and
Clay streets was PfeSen 1 and on motion the
Holman, PatttSon. Stevens, Ettinger, Bradford,
Burgess, Fellows, Fulton and Griggs-9; No,
The same petitioners also presented
authorities are about to construct a private
sewer at a large expense-that the city pass an
ordinance, make an agreement to relieve
them from sewer tax for any sewers hereafter To
be built in any sewer district which NAV here
after be so located as to include their proDertv
Referred to the committee on sewers and water
works
Petition of A H AFTER and Others asking
that a sewer district be created TO be bounded
by Lincoln, Lane and Seventh streets and FIQhtI1
avenue, and so much of Seventh as NAV he nee
essary to deliver the sewer to the alley between
Clay and Buchanan streets, into sewer district
No IL On motion the prayer of the petitioners
was granted
Mr. Fellows offered the following.
Be il Resolved, By the mayor and counciI
that the city engineer be and is hereby IN
structed to prepare plans and specifications and
estimate for the sewer to include lots as PRAYED
for the foregoing petition On motion the
resolution was adopted.
Petition signed by P. I. Bonebrake C. O.
Knowles, J. J. Frey. John r. Mulvane and 2I6
others, requesting that the subject of the build
ing OF new bridge across the river on Kansas
avenue be carefully considered. was presented
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Grent Canal In Arizona.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 7.-R. b. Dangdon
s. Co., of this city, have secured $2000.-
600 canal contract in Arizona. The coun-
try to be irrigated is 400, 900 acres, mostly
in Maricopa county, and the water is to
be obtained from the Rio Verde. The
canal will start above Phoenix and will
be 10 miles long.