Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1890-01-30
suNFLowER sHADow1NGs.
Seeds. slips. seions. Sprouts. Shoots and Sin.

sUNFLowER sHADOWINGS.
Seeds, slips, scions. Sprouts. Shoots and sissrs,
The auctioneer is always heard at the
January thaw.
The Farmers alliance numbers 600 mem
bers in Leavenworth county.
A Leavenworth man has bobbed up as g
United States consul at Three Rivers, Can
| ada.
Professor Marsh, of the Kansas univer.
sity, is spending the winter In Paris with
his family.
Pittsburg has had a proposition to erect
! nail works at that place. Ii established
$50 men will be employed.
The commissioners of Hamilton county
| have cut the annual salary OF the probate
| judge down from $500 to 500.
| A Louisiana editor calls Senator ingalls,
a Kansas coyote" Calling names il this
state is almost considered sign of weak
ness.
| In a sentence Of twenty words in Mr..
| Ingalls, speech on the race promblem an
Atchison man counted forty-eight sylla.
| bles.
| think for him is at present wondering
what kind OF a speech ingalls, did make
anyway.
| w. F. Cloud, after whom Cloud county
was named, has returned TO Kansas and
| located in Wyandotte, where he IS pub
| fishing religious paper.
| A stove fell down in church at Argen-
tine the other night and the congregation
| are engaged in telling what they were
! dreaming about when II tumbied.
Judge Foster has approved the 100000
bond of Bernard Kelly, United States
pension agent The bond is signed by
several wealthy residents of Emporia.
The national banks of Kansas represent
a capital of S13, 233 $50, with Il surplus and
individual profit fund of s, 225. 2S6sS. aud
an aggregate of 81, $50, 81. 81 OF Individual
deposits.
Complications have arises in connection
with the will of the late j osiah kellogg, OF
Leavenworth. AS the estate is valued at
500, 900 the lawyers are by no means in
consolable.
The Emporia Republican says the lower
branch of the next Kansas legislature Will
be solid against ingalls,. 1t now remains
for the FL Dorado Republican to announce
how the state senate stands.
Leavepworth Sun: NaQuet has said
that whenever knowledge takes Il step
forward, God recedes step backwards"
We don't know who Naquet is. but we do
know that his talk is bunkum.
Mother Bridget, sister superior of st.
AIMS academy at Usage Mission, Kan,
for more than for years, died Thursday at
a good old age She was greatly beloved
by all, regardless of religious belief.
Congressman Peters cab hire cost him
$40 month. This announcement will
tend to discourage some of those candi-
dates who live in towns where the jehuS
announce that it is ''25 cents all oyer the
city,"
The Emporia News-Democrat staff pre-
sented Nellie BLY, with basket of choice
flowers as she passed through the city last
week. The News-Democrat insists that
Nellie was tickled almost to death with
the gift.
Three big Atchison Republicans last
night expressed the same opinion that pro-
hibition had kept more immigrants from
Kansas and done Atchison more hurt than
all other causes combined, says the Atchi-
son Patriot.
The work of equipping the capitol at
Topeka with electric lights will be COM
pleted by February 1. Over 10000 feet OF
wire will be employed. There will be $50
burners in the house and ITO in the senate
and the cost OF the fixtures will be $1,000
There is an Atchison woman who thinks
she can clrcumnavigate the globe quicker
than Nellie BLY,, but she is probably the
same woman VINO thinks George Elliott
weak, and could act far better than Mary
Anderson, If she wished.
The new arrangement of divisions on
the Union Pacific are as follows: % Di-
vision from Kansas City to Junction City;
(2J division from junction City to Ellis;
(0 division from Ellis to Hugo; ~ division
from Hugo to Denver. There were five
divisions formerly.
The latest idea in the announcement of a
wedding engagement is for the friends TO
offer congratulations to the bride elect IN
the shape of a cup and saucer OF some
choice ware. One Leavenworth girl is re-
joicing over the possession of half hun
dred dainty cups and saucers, no two alike.
The practical side of this fad is quite OBJ
vious. Thus, in case anything occurs to
interfere with the marriage, the young
lady will still have the dishes.
On Saturday Senator ingalls, received
100 kilograms from various parts of the
aud more than 300 letters from
the eastern and middle states. The great
west is yet to hear from by mail, but many
of the kilograms were from beyond the
even rs far as the Pacific
Coast. Several cablegrams from Ameri-
cans in London, indicating that the spec ch
attention in the old world.
Governor Humphrey, OF Kansas, has
been annoyed to no small extent by letters
the state board of charities for
awarding the contract for supplying heef
to the state institutions to the Armour
Packing company, of Kansas City. He
will probably appoint committee of citi-
zens to investigate the matter and make a
report to the end that if the
board of charities have done wrong it may
be known, and if they have acted wisely
in the matter they may be exonerated and
the facts explained fully to the people OF
the state.