The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-13
SUNFLOWER SIMMER.

Whatever became of Ex-Governor Robin
sons Alliance daily paper.
The Atchison Patriot is for sale. 1t is
the oldest Democratic paper in the state.
1t is reported that Charlie Finch has
been offered the editorship of the Atchi-
son Champion
1t is estimated that five hundred boys
and girls have graduated in Kansas this
spring, and there are lots of stars left to
hitch to.
DR. J. J. Nedicott, who became motor
ious in 1871 in connection with the Rush
murder at Lawrence died recently at
Beaver Falls, Pa.
An Atchison paper tells an old joke, a
very old joke, on some ''grays" from Mus
cotah. Is it quite sure that there are no
''grays' in Atchison?
Osawatomie has been heard from. What
is claimed to be the strongest vein of
natural gas in Kansas was struck there
last Saturday afternoon.
A magazine, the Twentieth Century, is
defending the late editor of the Lucifer.
This is no more than any publication in
Kansas attempted to do.
Colonel Anthony had better take those
whisky advertisements out of the Times,
says the State Journal. They are a regu-
lar give-away on his prohibition editorials.
A Kansas boy has carried off the prize
in the Columbia law school. 1t would be
a great surprise now, to hear of prize
being awarded to any other but Kansas
boy.
The Atchison Champion re-asserts that
it is not fighting Ingalls, on personal
grounds. And the Champion is surely
not doing it for the popularity of the
thing
Softly! The Globe mentions that there
is a good "growler" trade in Atchison,
Notwithstanding the prohibitory law.
Scores of families daily send their children
with pitchers and buckets to the joints.
Mr.. Norton, of the Newton Republican,
thinks that his white shirt bosom is the
ugliest part of mans attire. There are
some men in Kansas who never will get
over their animosity TO the 'biled shirt"
The Leavenworth Sun says: I'D. r.
Anthony and James Legate have refused
to battle in the same town, so measureless
is their hate" The Sun seems to be as
Stunning a great deal of knowledge in re-
gard to the personal habits of these two
gentlemen.
a new party has been organized at
Olathe 1t is called the Citizens ALI
ance." 1t believes in the doctrine that the
office should seek the man. In this respect
it will not be necessary for the members
of the Citizens Alliance to "hide out"
There are lots of men in Kansas who have
been sitting and waiting for years for an
Office to seek them and they are sitting
there still.
The Boston Herald thinks that in ingalls,
and Plumb Kansas has two senators of in
dividuality rather remarkable. Plumb is
not rhetOrician like Ingalls,, but he can
talk faster extemporaneously than any
man in the senate. He is not bad debater,
either. When refined bean-fed Bostonians
get to complimenting Plumb on his ora
torical powers, it is about time that such
epithets as Cowboy" etc, should cease.
y Kansas City Missourian is worried.
He doesn't like Mother Hubbard gowns.
He writes to the chief of police. He says,
''Sez he. Sir, can't you put an end to the
Robe that is call Mother Hubbard for
street use THAR are so many used for the
street at present and are use in such way
that they are nuisance l claim that this
kind of a robe has no business on the street
and especial when no belt nor apron is
worne with dress [ see some on the streets
with the front loren down so that the
wOmans underwear is visible to passers by
and we do hope youv not forgottenn some
of us do respect our selves yet we never use
that garment and ifwomen must use those
let them be at home only not oppon the
streets. Yours respectful"