Wichita eagle., 1889-09-19

JoET X DORIAN.
T. :. brown.
For Register Of Deeds,
DANIEL MURPHY.
For County Clerk,
SYLVESTER DUNN.
For Coroner,
ALEXANDER CLARK
r f. HHEtNS:ibiEKSHoTT.
For Commissioner Third District, 4.
THOMAS II. RANDALL.
The action of the United States district
court for California in releasing Marshal
Magic. the slayer of Judge Terry, lends
additional emphasis to the supremacy OF
national over state authority where they
come in contact.
IL Private DALI would make any mead
v3v in getting revenge, he would DeOter
49, 49, =, Kansas and ioin the Murdoch re-
belIion. His clustering energy may 1nluse
life enough in the rebellion to make 1t 20.
-Emporia News.
Which would be about equivalent to
Joining the current of a one-horse power
DYNAMO to a thunder bolt from heaven
The daily papers belonging tothe Kan
sas and Missouri Associated Press are
complaining through their columns of
the failure of their agent at Leaven-
worth to transmit the speech Of Senator
ingalls, at the unwilling OF the Grant
statue. The EAGLE said nothing but
Immediately wrote President Anthony
stating our views Of such a blunder.
A year or two ago the Wichita Fair
association introduced the society feature
of a real bona foe marriage ceremony
performed publicly during their exhibit
ton week. since which time the innova-
ton has become quite popular at fairs
and expositions. The Topeka fair asso-
citation announce such an event as the
leading attraction at their fair this week.
What's the matter with Col N. VI. Muir
dock for pension commissioner?-Empo
News.
1t would knock the sruffin' out of that
little rebellion and spoil lots OF run Tor the
hoys.-LeavenWorth Times.
And the Times is not the only Repub-
lean paper in Kansas, which has failed
to measure the length and breadth, to
sound the heighth and depth of that re-
bellion.
Sarah Althea Hill Sharon Terry ex-
presses a desire to be buried beside her
husband. The supposition is she refer
red to her last liege lord:if SO there is no
particular objection to complying with
her wish, though it would seem to be a
small matter when one thinks of the
endless cycles through which they will,
in all probability, consort in the
hereafter.
The managers Of the St. Joe New Era
Agricultural exposition are manifesting
greater enterprise in rebuilding and
equiping the main building of their eX-
position that was destroyed by fire last
Sunday, than in the original undertake
ING. A force OF mechanics We're put to
work the next day, and the announce
ment is made that by next week the ex-
position will surpass its original ele
gance.
The fifty representative workmen Of
the American who went to Europe to
study the labor question, came home on
she City of Rome last week. They say
shat the American laborer, under our
protective laws, are from three to four
simes better paid, on an average, than
laborers in Europe. In Europe there is
little care or thought for the employe by
Al ,,c
women laborers deplorable in most of
Europe.
Geo. w. Martin has joined the rebel
lion. lie declares that the ''old crowd
is responsible for the blunders in the
state house plans, and the Salina Repub-
hcan follows up the declaration with the
demand for the removal of two of the
commissioners, who it alleges are direct
ly blameable for the said blunders. 1t
seems, that the specifications IN the gen
eral Indictment are getting to be toler-
able clear and explicit 10 all except the
wilfully blind.
For evidence of hope that is next to
sublime commend lis TO the Ohio De-
mocracv. The stakes - le won in that
state this fall are a governor and full
state ticket. and members Of the legisla-
lure who viii have the election of a
United States senator. With their usual
cool assurance the Democrats are claim /
ing that they will make a clean sweep of I
the state ticket and . majority of the /
legislature. 1t is enough to say that
this isn't their year to win.
-
rs an illustration of the rapid growth I.
Of educational demands IN western Kan
sas. Superintendent Winans cites Wal I.
lace county, which last year employed /
seven teachers. This year they held |
their first insti ne. vet fifty teachers |
were enrolled and thirty-five viii be re- .
quirei to teach the schools the coming T
year. Wallace Is one of the extreme /
western counties. and the rapid devel- /
opment of its educational interests is an
unmistakable augury OF It's general pro /
gresS.
The judicial district convention at
Kinsley. after 4 five days session. nomi-
mated ). ". Van Divert as the Repubh- /
can candidate for district Judge. Tuesday /
afternoon. on the 1,s5tth ballot. he re-
ceiving twenty-nine ont of the thirtv-six
votes of the convention. The foregoing
yaS received N tbp fria.~r,-b otfica %. d,