The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-12
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Attorney General Kellogg's report omits
the police court proceedings OF Kansas
City, 10.
John Peter st. John was accorded seat
on the platform with President Harrison
at Topeka.
Jay Burton has resumed the canvass. He
is probably instigated by Willis or Gov
ernor Robinson.
People have begun TO wonder if j. Lee
ford Brady and the Salina Republican
were not synonymous.
Sam Crawford, Harvey and Tom Os-
born are probably waiting for their turn to
run for governor again.
a diminutive drama against prohibition
has been written by Kansas City man,
with five acts to go out between.
Mrs. Lease may be laughing at a good
many people who are laughing at her
speeches.
Barnum says advertising will do any
thing" and another pang is added TO A.
B. Campbell's already large and choice
collection.
Although Charles Robinson has been in
public life in Kansas for thirty-hve years,
he is seeing certain portions OF the state
for the first time.
The Arkansas river would have more
water in it if the editors who reside along
its banks out in western Kansas, would
print their papers dry
"Old Sacramento" the cannon taken
across the plains by Gen. Fremont in his
first expedition, is an object of interest at
the Kansas state capitol.
The Mckinley Loan and Debenture COM
pany Of Mcpherson, has moved out Of the
state. This seems to be whole straw
stack speeding away on the zephyrs.
Bion Hutchins says he cleaned the short
paragraphist" out year ago himself. His
paper shows that it would be greatly i'm
proved if he continued the practice.
1t is not much less than a cruel hope to
suppose that Benjamin Harrison picked
out a successor to Clarkson in that surg
ing throng of Kansans at Topeka, Friday.
Anthony and Humphrey are the only
two governors of Kansas who wore smooth
faces while executives. People are expect
ed to find out the significance of this for
themselves.
If Senator ingalls, is such an adept at de-
molishing platforms, he might come west
and try his weight on the Dodge City plat
form. Nobody else has succeeded in break
ing it down.
From the dispatches the only trouble the
management of the Topeka reunion seem
ed to meet with was to get the honors
equally divided between President Harri-
son and Senator ingalls,.
Senator Ingalls, says some very pretty
things about Kansas. He ought TO. And
so ought any man whose people think
enough of him to believe than he receives
$500 word for his magazine articles.
Mrs. Lease has aroused one Kansas ed
itor sure enough. The Wellington Mon
itor, after a quarter of a column OF the
hottest shot, ends up by calling her "a Ian
tern Jawed, goggle-eyed nightmare.
The Ottawa Republican is for SALE It's
editor, lately deceased, is reputed to have
made Sl50,000 out of it, but nobody short
of the man with enough nerve to shoot
Niagara rapids or the car of Russia
would want to try the experiment over
again.
There is a woman somnambulist in
Fort Scott who goes about town at night
clad only in a seaside bathing suit. Neither
Bill Rice nor the old man can hold a
candle to her in the way of amusement,
and both their wives and the woman's hus-
band would probably object if they at
tempted to.
The towns over the state are now fight
ing over Senator Ingalls, appointments. 1t
has been set led that ne will speak at
Marion, the home of Chingawasa Springs,
this month, the exact date of which will
be announced later The fine Italian
hand of Charlie Whitaker is suspected in
this successful move for Marion.
j. q. Mccoy was appointed live stock
enumerator of the United States by Presi-
dent Harrison a short time ago. Thurs
day he was nominated for congress by the
Democrats of Oklahoma Still there are
lots of good Republican workers in Kan
sas who are preparing to worry through
the winter without socks for the lack of
federal appointment.