The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-13
sUNFLowER SKINNER.

In Kansas the sand-burr is the chigger
of winter.
The fight on ingalls, is getting to look
more like tradition every day.
Tally another against prohibition. Mr..
Sourbeer q Sons have purchased the
Parson Journal.
The theatrical season has opened at
Topeka. If it isn't barn-burners with
Topeka it is transformers
They say that Jerry Simpson is puzzled
as to whether a decalogue is a part of a
ship or Latin swear-word.
The state of Kansas" has been a week
coming through Missouri. But to get TO
the Sunfower state, is worth it,
No matter how mucn everything else
/ may look run down at the heel" the
price Of corn keeps right on advancing
daily.
An Atchison man says Case Broderick
| is yes, yes sort of man. Well, that
is better than a mo, no. sort of a one,
surely.
The Democrats voted unanimously for
Cleveland. This will make it up Hill
work for "Whoopi Tomlinson the next
two years.
Judge Pfeffer. of the Kansas Farmer,
says he does not like the Republican plat
form. Now. let's hear from Judge Pfeffer'
of the Capital
Robinson used to be n doctor and wrote
his VI. ID. He ought to write after his
name now p. ID. Do you want the 90?
We mean doctor of politics.
Harrison K-lley's managers must be
intensely interested in the Topeka Capt.
tails efforts to prove the identity of the
Alliance and the Democrats.
Morrill, wants to be governor in '92. 1t
is clear that Mr.. Morrill, sees the advantage
of running the same year that Senator
Plumb is booked for the presidency.
Literary note: 1t is getting very popu-
lar to designate the chairman OF Republi-
can conventions as Tom Reed and sever
al Kansas papers are Reeding Moore.
The speed with which the Kellogg or
gans over the state have jumped on 10
Ives, might create the suspicion that the
Demo Resub-Alliance had found another
Napoleon
As VIII Stotler, the associate editor of
the Wellington Press, has gone back to
college, and Jake is riding over the state
on the Partnership business, we suggest
that the state papers give the devil his
dues
A prominent Kansas warrior said in a
speech before the First district convention
at Holton that the only Republican
speech in congress this session was that of
Kennedy's failing Quay. That must have
been Dan Anthony.
All the pictures of jim Hallowell show
him with his head thrown back and his
nose forward as though he had detected a
bad scent in the air. This must be a
source of continual annoyance to Jerry,
the great unwashed.
All the congressional districts in Kansas
have had Republican conventions and pro-
claimed by their actions whether they
were pleased with their former selections
or not And it hasn't been case
of ninety and nine that went not astray,"
by long shot.
The stenographer who took down Gener- |
al Rices speech against Ingalls, for publ |
cation, changed it considerably for the !
benefit of the senator. OF course. this !
made Rice mad. The general would be a
good deal more successful with his fight if /
he would take it TO a state where every |
body, especially stenographers, did not |
make it a special object to help the sena- |
tor along.
Judge Broderick, who is nominated to
succeed Congressman Morrill,, is fifty-one |
years old. He came to Kansas two years |
before he was of age and has resided in /
jackson county ever since, with the ex- 1
ception of five years as associate justice of /
the supreme court of Idaho. He is a fine |
iurist and a man with clean record. He .
has filled several county offices. was state
senator four years and served through the
war in the First Kansas battery.