The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-21
sUNFLowER SKINNER.

Larned will not have Booth in the fair
the Dodge City event.
1t is sad and true, but the Atchison
Champion will not have to go TO Missouri
to get man TO run against Senator In
gals
The steamship "Propitious," with a
cargo OF Kansas corn, direct from the har-
Dor of Galveston, has arrived at the Lon
don wharves.
The New York World ought TO be on
hand with'its press the button" camera
when western man for president" is
mentioned to Senator ingalls,.
Capitalization and the green apple time
of year doesn't seem to agree with the To
peka Capital. IL now thinks that there
is danger Of Kansas going Democratic in
49,
A Burlingame man will manage the
McCaull opera company, of Chicago. The
Burlingame man, as rule, has TO get out
of that town before he can make things
sing
The enumerator failed to get the name
of the chief of police of Topeka. After
this there is properly some concern that
President Harrison, too has been over
looked.
A Barber county paper, speaking of the
alliance in that county declaring that nc
lawyer should be supported for judge, says
it is boom for the present incumbent OF
the district bench.
1t is not known what Senator Plumt
thinks of this talk of him for the presi
dency, but he hasn't gone as far as Joe
Hudson did when Tomlinson nominated
him for the senate. He hasn't declined it.
If the secretary of the interior doesn't
''get move on him" the Indians of Has
kell institute will present new set OF
bangs to the state. historical society
Massachusetts scaIps have always been
considered rarity among our Indians.
Forty-two girls on horseback are going
to represent the states of the union at Med
cine Lodge on the 4th of July. Woman
suffrage organs will please take notice
that the girl who represents Kansas will
have both her feet on one side of the horse
w. f. Craig, the Photographer of the
Emporia Republican has gone TO the Pitts
burg Shelter This was denied some
time ago, but it seems TO have turned out
SO after all. This will leave the Emporia
Republican in want of an ingalls, fighter,
too.
The following was taken from the house
proceedings: "Mr. Anderson, of Kansas
Then am satisfied. [Laughter.J" So, it
appears, the people of Washington seem to
realize that the satisfaction of a Kansas
congressman this year is something to be
snickered at.
Perkins district hasn't selected a day
for a congressional convention. This de-
lay should embolden that congressman to
have it set on the thirteenth of the month,
IN the face of high heaven, superstition
and the general avoidance of that date on
the part of the other districts
The Republican nomination convention
of the Fifth congressional district has
been called to meet at Clay Center, Wed
nesday, August 81. Putting the day as
far away from Sunday as possible would
give birth to the belief that the anti-An-
derson fellows are afraid of the power of
prayer.
George r. Peck is not the man the En-
poria Republican wants in ingalls, place
Mr.. Peck, " it says. sis a man of high
character and ability. There are only two
things against him. One is that this is an
uncommOnly poor year for railroad men in
politics. The other is that one who is such
a strong personal friend of ingalls, that
he could not countenance the move to re-
tire him, does not especially commend
himself to the people who are tired of hero
worship