The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-03-16

Wyatt performed the ceremony in his
usual dignified and graceful manner.
Syl Dixon OF Argonia was a visitor in
the city last night Mr.. Dixon is not
assistant sergeant-at-arms of the leg
islature now but he is in the grain mar
ket bigger than wolf" as ne expresses
IL.
John McCracken was tried in the
police court yesterday for wife beating
He was convicted and sentenced 10 pay
a fine of 81 and costs 10 the amount of
see in default OF which he was sent 10
Jail
Major Cole telegraphed TO w. NJ.
Shaver, general secretary OF the Y. NJ
c. =. from Paola yesterday announc-
ing that he was going to Dennison. Tex
and asking the churches OF Wichita To
pray for him.
j. u. Caldwell will have his ninions
in the field in few days To ascertain
how much the tax payers are worth
and incidentally to find out how much
population Wichita has gained during
the past year.
Judge Martin OF the judicial district
composed OF Harvey and Reno coun-
ties is spending a few days in Wichita.
VIII Hewey was entertaining a half
dozen Kentucky friends who are visit
ing in the city, last night.
When Judge williams enters the Uni
ted States court room every one is re
quired To remain standing until tie
judge takes his seat. The lawyers say
il is a nice custom but il is not observed
In all of the federal courts
The entertainment given last night
at Garfield hall-The Alilhmaids Con-
vention-was q delightful affair and
very well attended. Some first class
singing and music were pleasant fea-
lures of the entertainment
W. :. Pearce was selected as one OF
the jurymen in the case of the Milburn
Manufacturing company vs. w W.
Hays and others and was taken sick
after the trial was commenced. Mr..
Pearce was excused and the trial is pro-
ceeding with eleven Jurymen.
Superintendent of Schools Mackey
has held four examinations for common
schools diplomas and forty-four stu
dents have taken examinations ofWhlch
about thirty will get diplomas. These
examinations were held al Viola, God
dard. Clearwater and one in his office
in this city.
c. w. kanavel of Sedgwick was in
the city yesterday visiting his old friend
County Commissioner y. +. Harmon.
Mr.. Kanavel is prominent candidate
for bank examiner and if the governor
bad as high an estimate OF his ability
and fitness for the place as Mr.. Harmon
has he would be in luck.
T. \. Kennedy who lives near Null
vane and one of the best farmers in
Summer county was in the city yester-
day. Mr.. Kennedy says that the dry
weather that prevailed all through the
winter has seriously injured the wheat
and he does not look for d big crop
of wheat this year.
Ford a. Ford who furnish provisions
to the county poor report that they are
furnishing about 500 a month. This
Is just about the same amount that was
furnished htree years ago. Mr.. ford
says that people who are supported by
the county are compelled to be very
economical The commissioners are
very careful in this matter.
Mount Olivet Commandry No. Il h.
T elected officers last evening as fol-
lows: Sir L. l.. Bleckley. r. c.; Sir
Thomas Fl. Griffith, jr., Genlmo; Sir l.
H. Hettinger, q. c.; Sir &. W. Biting.
Preiate: Sir W. NJ Anawalt, :. w,
Sir g. +. Richards. J. w; Sir John VI.
Moore. Treasurer; Sir \. J. Apologize.
Recorder; Sir e. ". Carey, 81. p; Sir
Charles Aylesbury, :. T.; Sir W. II.
Herbig, Warden; Sir {. A. Gates, SEN
tinel.
4 leading fusionist, who is clamOring
for a citizens ticket" said yesterday
that fithe registration of Republicans
does not show a great increase during
the next day or two that the Republi-
can ticket can be beaten. That IS their
only hope. 1t is vain one for Repub-
licanS are beginning TO realize their
duty and they will register. II is true.
however. that Republican registration
is still dangerously light. There are
only a few days more for registration.