The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-13
sUNFLowER SKINNER.

Evidently Senator Plumb considers it
his duty to ''do'' McKinley's duty.
1t is said that Senator Ingalls, will make
a speech on the tariff bill before it comes
to vote.
A Salina man has appeared for state
printer No, you are mistaken. 1t isn't
Mr.. Brady.
Jim Troutman is out for the legislature.
He ought to cali on the hotels for cam
paign expenses.
The Leavenworth Sun has lost its teat
and pinned away and died. 1t has moved TO
Joplin, Missouri.
Let us be ever so still and reticent about
him, the Reverend General a. B. Camp
bell will not be mentioned" this fall
The original package is gone. 1t has
been the source of a great deal of fun-not
alone to the fellows who write for news
papers.
a tramp printer sailed into and licked
the whole Atchison Champion, the other
day, and this, too, when it was without
protection.
A Lawrence man wants an ordinance
passed prohibiting anyone from being on
the street after midnight without a per-
NIT. Permit from whoms His mama?
The attitudes the New York World put
Ingalls, in are none of them equal to the
contortions it has been instrumental in
making some of his opponents go through.
There are some eight or ten candidates
for congress in the First district-all Re
publicans The issue is not so much rs
the tariff taxi" as Does Major Morrill,
mean what he saysf"
The Arkansas City Dispatch is support
ing the Farmers Alliance candidate for
congress in the Third district, Mr.. Glover.
The Dispatch is one paper which never
fails to do its best for the Democratic
party.
A correspondent says Speaker Reed has
a word for every one. Very likely. He
had eight or ten sentences for one of our
congressman who had a penchant for
scratching prohibition screeds on petitions
to congress.
Tom Ryan has not enjoyed the visits of
many of his Kansas friends. 1t looks like
an objectionable oversight that no edi-
torial excursions have been headed for the
City of Mexico during the Harrison adj
The Lawrence Journal-Tribune is not
saying much about the Republican nomi-
nee for congress in the Second district. Ii
is not reasonable to believe that the
aesthetic Finch is a songster to gain in
SEPARATION from foghorn cadenzas.
All sorts of apprehensions are rife CON
corning the fierce ogreish manner of the
Fort Scott father towards the son. For
the first time in the tariff discussion has
it become necessary TO intimate that the
Rice industry in Kansas needs protection.
Senator Berry wants to go to congress
Mr.. Berry is the gentleman who would not
allow the anti-Ingalls papers to use his
name for ammunition in their fight against
the senator. This fact of itself is a very
good recommendation for Mr.. Berry and
his sound sense.
Congressman Peters says James Hal
lowell will not save any of his 5000 a
year either. Mr. Peters is probably right
But besides the 5000, prince Hap will
give the people of Washington about ten
thousand dollars worth of whole souled
jovialty additional.
In the Atchison Champions eyes lone
of the hardest nuts to crack is why Judge
Peters should leave a seat in congress to
practice law in Newton" We suppose
the other hard nut for the Champion is
why Senator Ingalls,, in face of the Cham
pion's opposition, don't come back to
Atchison and practice law.
Is the Emporia Republican fighting
President Harrison, too? 1t says: MIR
Blaine says he is with Speaker Reed
heart and soul This makes har-
triangular group-Blaine, Reed
and the American people" Where is
Harrison? Or does the Republican want
US to understand that Harrison is svnony-
nous with American people?"