The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-14
SUNFLOwER SIMMER.

Kansas still has s07 newspapers. Our
newspapers are almost as sure as our
| babies.
| tin to keep his hands out of politics in the
Fifth district and puddle his own ore.
Buffalo Jones still expects to go to con-
| gress. Mr.. Jones better call on Timber
| Inspector A. 6. Speers and have an ex-
animation.
A Lawrence man has patented machine
| that will cut and shock corn. An Alliance
with machine like this will be one all the
farmers will be anxious to make.
The last feminine officials of Edgerton
are satisfied and will resign. They ac-
complished all they could have desired
they got their portraits in the papers.
Senator ingalls, was exposed by the Kan
sas City Times. We know this is so, be-
cause the Emporia Republican said so, but
it didn't leave out any regular matter to
do it.
The state normal school will graduate
flfty-three pupils. Emporia may lose
newspaper or two and some of her popula-
ton but never the pride in that normal
school
An editor is to go to congress-McNall,
of the Smith County Herald. 1t has been
long time since Kansas journalism has
had an opportunity to address congress
fraternally.
Colby had boom last week 1t is
place of 900 people and the convention
brought 500 extra This may explain why
several of the delegates are busy picking
straw out of their backs.
A Swedish lady of Salina called on the
Republican editor and asked him if the
Fourth of July didn't come in June. The
editor hunted up the calendar and told her
it came four days later.
The Kansas fellows who had bank on
Oklahoma as q final hope and were
neglected still think perhaps that "God
tempers the wind to the shorn lamb, but
how about Benjamin Harrison.
The Topeka Democrat thinks SIT really
begins to look dubious for John J. In
gals" There is scarce anything else that
Colonel Tomlinson likes more than to
throw a little fun now and then at Esk-
ridge
Edwin Arnold having written 'The
Light of Asia, will now attempt an epic
entitled 1.-The Light of the World" Then
he can come to Kansas and try his hand
Kansas has never had much to do with
epics, but she probably can stand one or
two.
Alliance President Glover denies the
GlObe-Democrat interview. Mr.. Clover
can now experience the delectation of
seeing the very papers that did not publish
the interview be foremost in the REPUTATION.
A denial never goes as far as the state
ment.
Ex-Governor Harvey came back from
Virginia and has announced that he will
run for congress. This shows the wonder
full loyalty of a Kansan to his state. An
emigrate of almost any other state in look
ing for political prefeTment at this stage
of the game, would have stopped in In
diana.
Bishop Foss of the NJ. e. church has
evidently become pretty well acquainted
with the character of Kansas people. In
a recent speech he said, 1.-THE people of
Kansas are the most intelligent, cultured,
moral and prosperous on the face of the
earth" This ought to make more people |
than ever go into the poultry business.
His advocates, at the time Of the chan
cellOr appointment, requested that the |
opposing papers now leave Prof. Garfield |
him. This was done so readily |
and with such good will that nobody even |
waited to hear the thud. This is not |
written to revive a worn argument, but to |
remind those papers that their wish has |
been complied with.