The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-10-24

out by Annie Morraw, before Justice
Jones, charging him with assault and
battery.
new system Of heating will be
placed in the Citizens bank building as
soon as the contractors-ti1e Bertram
Co.-can get tine material and apparatus
on the ground.
B. NJ. Priddy, L. B. Larimer, ].
Liening, j. T. Liebrand and Hal Nc
Coy went TO Wellington Tuesday and
assisted the wheeimen of that city in
organizing an organization
The reporters of the evening prevari-
Gator declared that life was made bur
denSome 10 than yesterday on account
of the operations of thier '.graye-vine"
dispatch published the day previous.
A A. Fitzmiller OF this city sold his
pacing mare. Red Lady, with q record
of PA, at Lexington. KY, this week for
$500. This is another born and bred
mare from Sedgwick county. and shows
what clear dry climate will do in the
speed ring for young horses.
Fred Sweet, Bion Hull. DR.. McClees
and Todd Speed leave this morning for
the lakes near Saratoga in Pratt coun-
~, where they will attend TO the
wild ducks. which are said TO be very
numerous in that county. to become
ready for table use.
The German Baptists are holding a
series of interesting meetings at FAIR
mount TO which all are cordially invit-
ed to attend. On the 18th and 9th they
will hold their celebrated lovefeast. The
meetings are held adjacent TO the car
line and the cars run on such time as
TO furnish all transportation
The residence of Rev. DON s. Colt was
burglarized on Monday night and some
of Mrs. Colts jewelry taken. There is
no clue to the burglars. but the police
are leaving no stone unturned. Pre-
vious notice Of the burglary was rot
given in the papers that the thieves
might attempt TO pawn the articles and
thus be captured.
The registration showed last night
that there were 5.261 voters reg
iStered. OF course there are
large number CT parties whose
names appear on the regiStra ton
books that have either moved away or
cannot vote at the place where they are
now registered. 1t is believed there are
at least 300 in the city who will not be
able TO vote unless they register by next
Friday evening.
The committee that went to Topeka
returned home last night after having
a consultation with Governor Morrill,
concerning local affairs. The train did
not arrive until late hour and upon ar
rival all Of the gentlemen proceeded d.
rectly for their homes. What the re-
suit Of their consultation with the gov
ernor was could not be ascertained. The
fact is the committee do not know
themselves what the governor viii do.
There was a man at the depot last
night whom the police were shading. He
was soaked in acohol and had a voice
that made the stars tremble. He be-
came very demonstrative with man
from Oklahoma and told him all about
the political situation IT am a bowling
prohibitionist,' he said, but you bet
your sweet life, Chic) that am for Rufe
Dale and Dave Cone and don't you
never for a minute Ghic) forget It. He
will be extended mercy before Judge
Tucker this morning.
Miss Esther NJ. Nixon, an accomplish
ed and attractive young lady from
Philadelphia, who with her mother has
taken UP their residence in. the city. de-
sires a class OF boys and girls in dane
ing and etiquette. which she
would like to- conduct through
the season. Miss Nixon, In addi-
ton to her other accomplish
ments is musician. She comes with
hight recommendations and references
She will undertake the instruction OF
little tots from years upwards and OF
young girls and boys and of young
ladies. She can be seen at the parlors
of the Carey hotel on Monday after
Moons from 3 to O'clock. Miss Nixon
was a pupil OF Carpenter the renowned
professor OF Philadelphia =