The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-19
sUNFLowER SKINNER.
If anybody in Kansas burns corn for fuel
this winter. it will be the coal dealers

If anybody in Kansas burns corn for fuel
this winter, it will be the coal dealers.
Sol Miller's Chief is the only paper in
the state that publishes the Seal of Kan
sas" every week.
Think of a convention of Democrats en-
dorsing Republican paper. Did it ever
happen in Kansas before?
Senator Ingalls, has assumed a new atti-
tude for the New York World. He says
the New York Sun is the best paper in the
world.
At Holt, Missouri, Tuesday night, the
Democrats burnt Ingalls, in efigy. Our
senior senator seems to be mascot in the
way of compliments.
The positions of most of the Kansas pa
! pers towards the two parties this fall
| looks very much like the old-fashioned
game of ''stink-base."
| 1t has come to light that Ben Clover has
a war record that can beat Jerry Simpsons
all to smash He belonged to the knights
of the Golden Circle, it is said.
Will Bolton of the Kiowa Signal has been
sued for damages. If there is any editor
in Kansas who is able to render up a
pound of flesh" it is Will Bolton.
The Manhattan Signal has had night
mare 1t says: 1.-The most dangerous en-
envy the people of Kansas have had for
eighteen years is John j. ingalls,"
The Topeka Capital speaks of its Sup
port of Senator Ingalls, in long editorial
All the funny things in the Capital are
not found in the short paragraphs.
1t is thought that if the Topeka Capital
will continue its present reticence on Har-
rison Kelly's campaign until Christmas,
that "Dairyman" Otis name will be but
termiik
A Topeka firm is giving houses and lots
away with pictures of the capitol building
of Kansas. This looks worse for Topeka
real estate than ever Whoop Tomlinson
depicted it.
General Rice says Senator ingalls, ''is
deceiver, notorious liar, treacherous As
Judas" This is. indeed, sour. Fact Is,
there has been very little sugar used in the
Rice preserves, this summer.
The Abilene Reflector calls Web
Wilder's address BEST Books" ''dreary
drivel" 1t is now proper to ask permits
sion to inquire in what insurance COM
pany the Reflector holds STOCK.
Senator Ingalls, partisan ebulition at
Pittsburg seems to have stuck in the in
dependent craw of the Kansas City Star.
Maybe the Star wants an extra supply of
Republican rocks" to facilitate digestion.
The Democratic resolutions of the Holton
convention endorsed the Atchison
Champion, calling it the foremost paper
= o LET no
Champion are expected to find an equal
amount of enjoyment out of this.
Col. Hallowells picture appears at the
head of several Seventh district papers
regularly along with the Republican ticket.
The colone,'s genial countenance is about
as good welcome as average men want,
and besides, it makes votes as a work of
art.
That man who sued the Lawrence
Journal for $4,000, seems to be hboring
under the delusion that Col. Learnard is
Jay Gould in disguise. Notwithstand-
this, however, it's contemporaries believe
that an era of prosperity for the paper
has been Ushered in.
Tom Moonlight, the nominee for con-
gress in the first district, was elected a
presidential elector for Lincoln in 1864, but
did not know it, being in the field in pur-
suit of Price. He was elected secretary of
state in 1868 and served two years, when
he renowned the Republican party and in
1870 allied himself with the Democracy.
He served in the state senate in 1873 and
1874 was presidential elector for Hancock
in 1880 ard Cleveland in 1884. He was the
Democratic nominee for governor in 1886
and received the largest vote ever given
any Democrat. He was appointed govern
or of Wyoming in December, 1886, and
was removed by President Harrison in
March, 1889 Case Broderick has the best
of the campaign when it comes to data for
selecting campaign material.