The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-06-20
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so is George T. Anthony.
Lecompton is probably the only Kansas
town that still quotes the census of go.
The Topeka Democrat wants new
deal all around" but the Democrat was
speaking from Republican standpoint.
There is only one town in Kansas that
viii fall below the census of 1880 this year,
and it Is not blaming it on the enumera-
tors.
The Lawrence Record is the only paper
in Kansas opposed to silver coinage, but as
it recently renowned Funston, there is a
chance for it yet
Finally it is developed that the Kansas
fellows who went to Oklahoma were
treated better by the administration than
those who staid at home.
1t is suspected that Jim Legate is going
to break into the Farmers Alliance before
fall. 1t is beyond disputing, the Alliance
has not seen the worst of its existence yet,
by good deal
There are now three Howes in Atchison
| journalism The Atchison Globe is inter
ested in Howe to philosophize, the Cham
pion in Howe to fight ingalls,, and the Pa
triot in how to sell out.
Attorney General kellogg has called on
Harrison Kelley for the protection of the
people of Kansas Such actions as this
| justifies swearing ''by all the gods at
once" on the part of the people of this
state.
The Lawrence Journal says 'the best
means to get rid of bad law is to enforce
| it" and in the paragraph below defles any
Lawrence citizen to start an Original
| package" shop. Is the journal making
ready to flop?
! George C. Min, the ex-preacher TRACE
| dian, is in the hands of the law in Aus
| tralia. Min is the actor who once told an
| Emporia audience that as soon as they got
| through eating peanuts he would proceed
with Hamlet"
Leavenworth prohibitionists are going
ahead just as though nothing had hap
pened- Seventeen liquor sellers were ar
rested there Tuesday for violating the state
prohibitory law. The Leavenworth pro-
hibitionists must have liquor if they have
to confiscate it.
Murat Halssead There are good Re
publicans in Kansas so utterly reckless !
that they seem to believe the representa- |
ton of that state in the senate of the Uni |
version of Messrs. Plumb and ingalls, into |
private citizens. This country is almost as |
strange as it is great.
The new Peoples party is made up of |
the Farmers Alliance and Industrial |
union, Farmers Mutual Benefit associa- |
ton, Patrons of Husbandry, Knights Of |
Labor and Single Tax clubs. 1t does not |
follow, however, if you belong to an or
ganization other than these that your
larynX has nothing to do with vox populi.
w. T. Walker of the Harper Graphic.
has been appointed register of the land of
flee at Buffalo, No Mans Land, and an
nounces in his last issue that he relin-
pushes editorial control of the paper.
Miss Minerva, his daughter, who has been
doing the local work on the paper for the
past year, and who has written much of
the editorial, assumes editorial control of
the paper. Miss Walker is not 10 years
old yet.
The tariff editor of the Topeka Capital
doesn't like the tariff editor of the Atchi-
son Globe. He says the editor of the
Globe has a very cOntemptuous opinion of
the intelligence of his readers. The Atchi-
son paper lately has seized occasion to
poke fun at Young Mr.. Yale" This fact
would point out ''Mr. Yale as the tariff
editor of the Capital. People have been
wondering for some time who had charge
of the tariff portion of that paper.
Kansas City Star: 'That man there is
brother of President Marvel, of the Santa
Fe railway" said a passenger director this
morning, az he pointed toward tall, we'll
dressed gentleman who stood at the Union
= oh I
other substance that it took time to masti-
cate. His low shoes were polished brightly
and his clothes brushed up just a tri1e
nicer than those usually worn by the San
ia FEES successful and saving president.
His general makeup was Sill ht improve
ment over that usually displayed by his
brother. He wears light crush hat, i'm
marked contrast to the roomy derby, the
cut of 1885, that the railway Marvel is so
won't to wear. But throwing trifes aside,
the two mem resemble each other consid-
erably, and mistake in identity might be
made by one who was not reasonably IA !
miliar with them. Their saces are much
the same, for they wear their boards alike,
but a close comparison of features will ,
show Allan to have the clear-cut sharp,
shrewd, expression that his brother lacks ,
But the brother has MS own style OF
shrewdness for he has builded up one of !
the largest wind, mill factories in the |
country at Kalamazoo, Mich, where he ]
has lived for years. He was on his
way to that city today, but will visit in
Iowa and Indiana before arriving there
Mr. Marvel has been out to Denver with i
his brother, travelling in a special coach. !
Mr.. MARVEL Nc s. is not at all like the
mills he makes, for he says little, and {
what he says, is uttered slowly, quietly
and carefully and consequently counts
He was passenger on the Santa Fe local
train for Chicago this morning and con
tented himself in riding in one of his l
brothers big yellowday coaches, and para
lying the conductor by springing an an
nual written, account, presidents fam
lily"