The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-08-21
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Senator ingalls, is going to make speech
on the tariff, or at least everybody seems
to think so.
There is no doubt that Colonel Dan
| Anthony of the Leavenworth Times, is in
favor of resubmitting Governor Hum
phrey.
The Leavenworth county convention did
not have anything to sayabout ingalls,, for
the simple reason that no legislative nomi-
nations were made.
Judge Peters is not talking much since
his return home He has probably dis
covered that s., 900 Will not go far in a
good sized Kansas potato patch at present.
Don't you worry, Senator Plumb knows
what he is talking about when he men
tiOns tin plate He had eaten off of one
for a long time when he first came to
Kansas.
In the first issue, the new EmpOria pa
per says it was not created for the sole
purpose of opposing the Republican. Mr..
Eskridge probably regards the battle al
ready half won.
Secretary MOhler advises the farmers Of
Kansas to plant more wheat One of the
reasons Mr. Mohler Is so brilliant in his adj
visings is that the farmers have usually
already done what he has advised.
Jerry Simpson says he is going to have
the postmaster at Medicine Lodge re
moved when he gets in congress. Mr..
Simpson will not carry his own town
unanimously, he has as good as told Us
that.
Jacob Stotler. editor of the Wellington
Press, is quite confident that the Repuo-
hcan party is the true peoples party, and
that Jacob Stotler is the best candidate for
the true peoples partys' nomination for
state printer.
Mr.. Clover IS about the only candidate
for congress in Kansas who has not had II
said OF him that ms name is a household
word in every county in Kansas" 1t l.
not known lust what effect this viii have
on his candidacy
Out at Pratt the Democrats at the con-
gressional convention gave three cheers for
James HallowelL it begins TO look like
the Democrats in their eXuberance for
"Iog-rolling' had caught Jerry Simpson
under the timber
There is this difference between the
LeavenwOrth Times and the other prohi-
bitiOn organs in Kansas. The Times
whisky advertisements were not the Kind
that were affected by the departure of the
original package stores.
The only survivor of Clusters massacre,
the old war horse COmmanche, has APP
peared again. COmmanche has died and
been resurrected successfully more than
any other character in western history not
excepting Mr. Hillman, of Lawrence, or
the Blenders.
Several papers are publishing a picture
of Senator ingalls, at thirty-fiye years of
age. His hair is very thick and long.
There are several men in the state who
think they are responsible for the little
bald spot on his head. Father time Is the
strongest claimant
Out of six of the ten counties in the
Fifth Congressional district twenty-five
delegates are instructed for Phillips and
eighteen for Anderson. The only safe
thing to predict right now in regard to the
result is that "a man familiar with the
halls of congress- will be nominated.
The advertising committee Of the immi-
grafton bureau should see that some of
their best pamphlets are sent to Hon.
William Mckinley, of Ohio. The resolu-
ton Of several of our county Republican
conventions are liable to prejudice him
against the state. 1t ought to be coun-
tenanced