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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Hennessey is to have literary society.
Logan county is in great need of a Jail.
What has Mort Bixler got against th'
| lawyers?
Oklahoma City has a goat that eats
/ barbed wire
Marshal Grimes has twenty stolen horses
I OF his hands.
a Texas buyer is purchasing cotton il
! Oklahoma City.
! There are twenty stone and brick build
! ings in Guthrie.
! No Oklahoman has been mentioned
| for the presidency yet.
! The Oklahoma City Gazette's smile on
! Guthrie Is mugwumplsh.
Oklahoma will have an election OF
county officers this winter
! Fifty bales of cotton were shipped out Of
! Oklahoma City last Friday.
4 pumpkin was raised near Guthrie this
| year that weighed III = pounds.
Senator Plumb will do all in his power
! to help Oklahoma TO statehood.
Another rumor wants Bill Hackney to
be junior senator from Oklahoma.
a sooner" is as unpopular in Oklahoma
just now as polar bear in Florida.
Ben Guthrey is running the fine reputa-
ton he has made. by writing poetry.
Kingisher j. still anxious to know if is
sign OF the times with Governor Steele.
\ Kansas City Judge holds that the In
dians have a valid title to the Cherokee
strip.
The Oklahoma ntiuce pie seems to have
pulled through the drouth in splendid
shape.
The most ingenious lying in Oklahoma
is done by the men who own cabbage
patches.
The legislature has finally got down to
work after long and tedious WagneriaD
prelude
The Guthrie Capital wants Oklahoma's
state boundaries and the Indian territory
OF ISIS TO be identical
4 Kansas paper says the Oklahoma leg
lslature has the reputation Of being one OF
most orderly mObs in the country
Governor Steele Is in favor Ct admitting
the Indian Territory as a state immedl-
a,ely and having il named Oklahoma.
l. rained three lavs and nights in Okla
hOma recently. This might be called hit
ting the territory below the raiE-belt.'
The Atoka Citizen says that Choctaw
Nation Is an independent government and
the United States acknowledges II 10 be.
The Cherokee cattle men will sue the
government for damages caused by being
compelled 10 abandon their lease Of the
strip.
= great many settlers II Oklahoma are
wearing socks this winter who had to
sleep with their boots on last winter 10
keep their feet warm.
The Perkins Independent has appeared
:. ". Clark Is the business manager and
J. y. Ierr.!l the editor The first number
Is quite neat and newsy.
Frank Greer forgo. the other day and
omitted his regular double-leaded editor
laL he may have been joking tie people
who read between the lines
Notice has been given by the Land o.lcs
thai The South Okl4homs townsite contest
VI! &c heard OF Dscein 5sE soth- Il 10 the
intention u ibs register aid rsosivsE and
q ins towns.ss lizard - trsst "a case as
II - scS.s2 had -ssA taken ~ = prev
QUA
saEs Admire has besg Fssosd 6. fas
mare. She ~zs stolen from hinR1shsr
! thursday night. Oetwssn 10 and u c clock
with halter. bride and saddle Her
name = Nettis. she IA a SOrrel, blaze face (
three white feet. oue front white, high
~. .ouSln back. low wethsr., one !l@ht }
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

In her address before the Woman's
Suffrage association at Atchison the
other day Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns, presi-
dent of the association, said: There is
no hope for the women in the Peoples
party. i is to the Republican party they
must look. >" She thinks the party made
a mistake when it was dominant in the
state, not to have given the women the
ballot, as they would have made prohibi-
ton safe and the power of the party in
the state permanent. Mrs. Johns is a
smart woman, but she fails to catch the
popular bent Of mind ON the questions
mentioned. They are both back num-
beers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
THE AUSTRALIAN SYSTEM.

When it was first sought to introduce
the Australian ballot system in several
northern states, it was the cry of many
Democratic leaders and newspapers, that
such a system would, in its workings,
injure the Democratic party. Such an
idea was far from fiattering 10 Democ-
racy, since the objects of this system
were mainly to secure the independence
of voters by the enforcement of the
secrecy of the ballot and of other pre-
ventives against fraud and bribery in
elections. Democratic opposition to
purity seemed like Democratic fear of
purity.
The recent Democratic successes, how
ever, in Massachusetts, heretofore Re-
publican, and other states where the
Australian system, with various modifi-
cations, is in operation, have proved
such fears groundles5. Fact is, it begins
to look like there was more method than
than fear in the opposition to the new
system,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

a novel application of the competitive
system is set on foot by the order of the
commanding general of the army for
competition between artillery commands
IN gunnery exercises. This extension of
the methods Of the rifle range to large
arms will undoubtedly result in an inn
provement Of the artillery service. With
our small army and the abundance of
officers available for inspecting and su-
PerviSing special details, our troops
should be able, through such methods as
Gen. Schotield has initiated. to attain a
very high standard of efficiency. The
dispatches this morning indicate strong
probability that that portion Of the army
IN the Indian country of the northwest
viii have opportunity to put its knowl-
edge to a practical test.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

1t is announced that Powers, the ALI
ance candidate for governor Of Nebraska,
has employed seven lawyers TO contest
the right of Governor elect James E.
Boyd to the executive chair, and that
the prohibitionists have raised $40 900 to
help Powers to his contest, their belief
being that statutory prohibition may re-
suit in the event Of his being seated. If
the contest hinges on the number Of
lawyers or amount Of money employed.
Mr.. Powers and his prohibition hackers
had as well not make it. If the whisky
influence used money, as is alleged. to
elect Boyd they will put up rs much
more as may be necessary TO have him
installed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

A new development of race conflict"
in the south has turned up in the protest
of the Central Republican executive COM
mittee of Texas, against the shame. dis
grace and humiliation brought upon the
Republicans, by the audacity, arrogance,
corruption and treachery of the negro
leaders and their followers. The col
ored Republicans are accused Of having
taken forcibls possession Of ths pri-
msries, ruled conventions with relsnt-
less tyranny and driven the most patti
cite white Republicans cut Of ths party"
Whsrsfors the committee declares Re
publicaniSn IN Texas has become = Stis-
ma upaa AmsriSan citizenship. = re-
proAch % Cur civilization ana cursa 10
our country This is mighty plain talk
but if the committee are correctly re-
ported, the provocation must have been
eorrespondngly exasperating.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

The Democratic brethren seem to be
getting into a frame of mind over the
Alliances success and disposition to snub
them in the matter of parceling out the
spoils of the victory. The Atchison Pat
triot proposes to raise the black and
ask nor show any quarter in future, but
that the Democratic party will fight Its
own battles unaided. And now the
Democratic candidate for judge of the
supreme court, Judge Nicholson, tells
the Council Grove Republican that his
candidacy elected Horton and he is glad
f it. Poor Alliance! Poor Democrats!
Ia, ia, the both of yes.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

The full returns from the late election
in the Seventh district show that Col.
Hallowel, Republican candidate for
congress, ran ahead of Governor Hum
phrey and the state ticket 5000 votes in
this (the SEVENTH district. In this con-
nection we notice that in the tabulated
statement of the vote by counties Scott
county is put down as giving Humphrey
1880 votes out of 1874. This is clearly
an error of at least 1,0O0. The total vote
of the county is not over 600.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
A. KATZ.
Come and See Fashions Displayed
LIKE YOU NEVER SAW BEFORE.

Mrs Josie Williams has devised a Of introducing fashions
different from any thing Of the kind brought before the public
By lady friends vngn New York Washington City and Cncn
natl of whom have recently returned from years
Europe she has BEEN and will be kept we'll supplied with all the
very latest styles At this exhibition she will only show you
plates from all the leading fashion journals OF France England and
America but by her skill dress making and millinery
will show dolls she has dressed the latest styles She has
changed their FORM taking all that stiff doll look away The dress
sleeves and skirts perfectly. Some the dresses repre-
those by distinguished ladies and unlike those shown
any magazine One doll represents Mrs Harrison her beaut
full reception dress OF heoope velvet and pearl beads It's hair
mixed with grey Its form prOPortoned much like hers An
other represents Mrs Whitney Nile blue velvet and pale
made princess with corded Besides these those
in beautiful reception ball. carriage travelling home and rid
ing dress. But of all the wonderful the doll representing
Sarah Bernhadt Cleopatra the queey arranged but mag
nCent weed robe 1t beautiful and queer arranged
the style could be used for tea gown OF plain material
You will not have at distance while looking
these doas all did who looked at the styles displayed upon the
stage by enness Nfrbut you 90 close them but you
touch the do and you like ask questions about their
dress.
Mrs Williams has invented beautiful eweled trimming which
be made much cheaper than the imported BESIDES can be
made to tit any place about dress Jacket She Will
tell you how is made you wish to know.
Another Of her inventions the gown street and travelling
dress Combned and still another her improvement the divided
skirt All these you and ask questions about Among
many different styles find make Old dress
any kind of This exhibition very instructive
to ladies amusing gentlemen and delightful children 1t will
be every afternoon and evening this week commencing Tuesday
November
Admission sc; Children Ioc.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
ANOTHER NORTH POLE EXPEDITION.

Two young men. the elder of whom is
not yet 30 years old, members Of the
Ecole Superieure de Navigation Aeri-
enne, VI. Besancon. an aeronaut, and NJ.
Gustave Hermite, nephew of ". Charles
HerInite, of the institute, have deter
mined to make an sttempt to solve the
riddle Of the north pole. They will
make their trip in balloon instructed
according TO originals plans of their own
which viii. they believe, obviate the
serious dangers incident TO possible sud-
den changes in altitude due to those hy-
grometric and thermOmetric variations
which are the principal causes Of the in
stability of balloons. They will begin
their journey some time toward the end
of next May, and arrive in Spitzbergen
some time in July, where they will wait
for favorable winds They believe that
they can hold such winds from eight to
ten days, while the journey will only
take four.
This is bold experiment of these ex-
plorers and it is to be hoped that success
will crown their venture, for balloons
seem to be the last resort which may
solve the mystery of that region.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

suits him, and then fall back on presi-
Dental manifesto TO escape his debts
when he thinks he wants out We think
the proclamation was wholly without
law or precedent, and while we are leav-
ing the strip, we will make the members
pay their just share of the expenses we
have boon TO. No action will be brought
by US against the government as we
have no c.aim to make good"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

In less than five years, says the Atchi-
son Champion, all the leading railways
of the country will be controlled by less
than a dozen men. That discounts the
purposes and plans Of the Alliance that
have the railroad management near the
head of the list of things to be done.
However, it may be so-the present out
look certainly looks like it.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

Next to the agony of suspense during
the recent campaign and up to the an
nouncement Of the result of the election,
the Atchison Champions and Emporia
Republicans continued warfare upon In
gals is the most trying strain upon the
nerve tension of the public Of the year.
The readers Of those otherwise most eX-
cellenJ papers will breathe a fervent
thank God when the cruel war is over.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
Philadelphia Store
POST OFFICE CORNER.

Our Holiday Stock will be Open Monday morning but
nave not got sufficient room for proper display Holiday goods
lots OF room to be shown to advantage For reason
Will continue grand unloading sale of regular stock
All our Dress goods will be sold at exactly % per
than regular selling price.
Our hannels will also be sold at quarter regular
selling price
Every thing marked in plain figures and you Judge
yourself when looking at the goods.
Our Underwear and Wooden Hosiery All at one quarter
dis count from prices marked in plain figures
Our Wraps and Coats both Ladies children will be sold
the discount just quarter less than what
selling them all this season.
We need the and must make the Sacrifceas Hol-
day goods must be sold within the 30 they have
to be carried over for another year.
Our stock all and fresh and intend this the
bargain week of the season.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

The wheat prospect in Northwest Kan
sas was never better at this time of the
year. The me may be said of the crop
in the southwest; in the northeast and
southeast, and in the center-in fact, all
over the state.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

Some of the bloodiest, crueiest wars
known to history have been the outcome
of religious fanaticism. If the threaten
ed outbreak among the Indians of the
northwest should occur it will be of that
kind. Verify our brothers in bronze
have zeal, bat not according to knowl-
nlrrn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

shoe, tail whipped off square and short.
Trots fast, long stride. steps wide with
hind feet About 155Z hands high, Is years
old Texas saddle, with chorus, nearly
new, wooden stirrups. Fair bride, halter
leather with rope strap Mr.. Admire will
pay twenty-five dollars for the return of
this animal
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
EXCHANGE SHOTS.

Ingalls,.
From the Chicago Tribune.
NO chance for Ingalls,
Has John James Ingalls, got TO goe
u so. kindly let fall a tear
For that poor man. whoever he may be,
That tries 20 I'LL his place.
Degenerate Kansas.
60 TO, Thou hast but one great man
His name Is ingalls,.
A loyal friend, and honorable foe.
A knight without reproach or fear,
a statesman OF the highest type,
A nObleman OF natures own
EnDobhng-such * Ingalls,
Look on his vacant chair.
Vacant still, no matter who
May SIT upon IL as his own,
And rattle ID IL nOisily.
Look. Mchi uleyi
Behold thy work.
Aud then 70 some deep. dark secluded spot
Retire and kick myself.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
hay Seed" Is al Right
From The ElasrlAz .gg-aAI.

.
The Wichita EAGLE las just found out
that We have less than $40 per capita
In actual circulation II l. wonderful!
what an amount Of innocence Marsh can
command az the proper time. and how
serenely and confidently he can bob UP
and pass himself of for bright. frisky
Young school boy. with great big side
whiskeTs. auI hay seed la his hair.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

The mild weather is against the coal
trade, 1t is said that the production
this month viii be larger than it ought
to be, but in December things will be
evened IN
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

The electric cars are run at too high
rate of speed very often. The surprise
is not that an accident has happened,
but that there has not been many
another.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25

One week from today trouble will be-
gin again at the national capital-trouble
to the reading public who try to keep up
with the daily routine Of congressional
proceedings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
The Kind Of Man Plumb IS
From the Mursoa Record

E'''|Il NC lII-Il'-l ittLlItI-
Senator Plumb Is being frequently
mentioned for president and vice presi-
dent. He would adorn either end Of the
ticket. Plumb Il man of brains. He
Is wise counselor. He is a man Of az
fairs. he IS a man Of the people. He Is
a success.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
Within Esale
NJ. NJ MURDOCH, Editor.

Sister Wyoming's two new United
States senators, both Republicans, Carey
and Warren, will be credit to the new
state
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
The Eagle is Always Right.

From the Atchison Champion.
The Wichita EAGLE says we must have
more money. The EAGLE is right about
that, and the best way to get that more
money is through the free coinage of
silver.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
Difference Only in Degree.

From the Atchison Champion.
A rebellion Is an unsuccessful re-
volt, but a revolution" is a successful
rebellion. According to this definition
Kansas has been politically revolution
i1oJ
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
If Not, Why Not?

If Not, Why Not7
From the Great Bend Register
Governor Gordon was elected United
States senator from Georgia. The ALI
ance helped to do it after they had
agreed in caucus to support Calhoun.
Were the brigadiers playing the Kansas
Alliance for suckers? Did they succeed?
Since they elect Governor Gordon in
Georgia, would it not be fair to elect
Senator Ingalls, in Kansas?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-25
Wants Sugar in Ris'n.


From the Anthony Republican.
The EAGLE heads an editorial "Hud-
sons milk and whiskey." Put in little
sugar and nutmeg, and we will go you
one Just for luck.
, 1890-12-13
L + l. + q Il 4 NJ S.
ST. NRNIN STATION

49, ~ NJ
New 4orE, December IUth..-Thp Under
Secretary for ForcigH Affairs stated in the
House OF Commons that i mOduS Yivendi
had been concluded btIS zen England and
Portugal with Irga / t Airina, and The
necessity for lis stric observance would be
impressed on British subjects in South
AEica,
Mir. PANEL has gore to Ireland.
The Prize y at Achill Island have appeal.
ed 30 MI, Baito / for aid for 400 distressed
families.
A Berlin despatch states that :, bin pro.
,ldlnG for HE defence OF He. .goland has
passed the ItyichStag and VIII DC eufolued
forthwith.
The Spanish. Government has recognized
The Republic Of Brazil.
Il ~ reported that the Spanish troops
fighting against the rebels in the Caroline
Islands have taken the fortified tcwI Of
ketanl III the Island Of Ponapi and burned
all the villages in the dlStr let. 4 Spanish
officer ami 25 soldiers were killed. and /
officers and ~ soldiers wounded.
London, Dechr. ~l0th.-Sugar in stock on
the 9Th inst. WAS 49, 900 tons. Last year
177,G00 tons.
New York, Decbr. lIth.-Mr Parncli
was warmly welcomed on his arrival Mt
DgbIln. lie seized the Office of the United
Ireland, ~ej"eAing the acting editor, but his
opponents Fe~c"piurpd il in tile name Of
MI. Willial. QB in and placed it in
charge of a strong guard.
The followers Of Mr.. Justin Mccarthy
have issued Il manifesto, in which they re-
fuse to abandon Mir. Parnell.
Mr.. Gladstone ana The Duke of West
minister at the GuildDal! offered resolutions
dfploring the Russian idicts against tho
Hebrews which was adopted.
The Corporation OF Elinbur,t has with.
drawn the freedom of the city from Mr..
Parnell. "
The Great Powers have sent to Holland y
joint note regarding the Congo State.
A telegram from Rome states that fbe
King opened the Parliament yr Sterday.
King Kalakatps visit to America is IN
the interest of Hawaiian Sugars.
, 1890-12-13

to 10 tons, which power would surely be sui,
fcient in most cases.
AS the shipping of sugars and the landing of
machinery will rarely ,oincide, there is scarce
ly a doubt that G yernment's prcrcsal. if
earned, would rf,nedy a want and effect an
essential Improvement. In consequence CO.
Yerpment should advise the Colonial Council
to adopt the additional Money Bill as proposed
with this modification only that the crane
should be strong enough to lift weights Up to
10 tons,
The amendment to the additional Money
BIZ proposing to grant, besides the 81. 250
proposed by Government for rebuilding the
wharf now built, 81 600 for rebuilding and
enlargening the present landing wharf at
FrederIksted and placing a crane of Is tons
capacity on the SAID wharf, could under no
circumstances be entertained by Government
until the matter hiQ been discussed with the
\ 'hlstf. because it would entail considcra-
bic outlay yer and above the amount of
$500 TO the expanding Of which the Minis
Try has consented.
Besides, Government could not Law the
mater before the Ministry until duly and
properly examined. as well as regards the
question whether at this moment it can be
considered necessary or of great Importance
to Go more than proposed by Govermnuat-as
10 winch question Government is not prepared
now to give any opinion, though admitting
that the wharf accommodation at West End
are rather poor-as regarding the qu, stion Of
the most expedicnt way to remedy the want
and of the cost.
In, this connection it should be said that
Government does nol hesitate to assert that
an amount # 1000 would not be enough for
rebuilding the wharf IN such a way rs to make
1t solid enough to carry a Is tons crane and for
purchasing and placing such a crane.
Finally it would be necessary to find tho
ways and means, as most probably a conside.
rable amount would be required for the pur.
poses proposed.
Thus the Council Will see that Government
i'll not b, able TO recommend the amendment
for sanction, if adopted.
The nearest consequence of adopting the
amendment would be this, that the question cf
getting a crane would be put IF indefinitely.
c. II ARENDRUP.