The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-08
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| Spring has come-yOu can smell beer as
| you pass along the streets.
| 4 county seat fight promises in the bis
/ county 10 the east-Butler.
The game laws of Kansas prohibit the
/ killing of insectivorous birds al any time
1t cost S, 09950 to run the Kansas deaf
and dumb asylum at Olathe for the month
/ OF February.
| There is paper over in Bourbon county
| that says Eugene Ware viii run Tor con
gress against Funston.
| Senator ingalls, is coming home This
| fact interests the fellows who get up the
/ local papers almost as much as anybody
/ else.
| \ Downs man has sheIled $1,000 bushels
of corn since the crop came IN. and has
$4,000 bushels yet TO shell, with no sign OF
dyspepsia
The Chicago Santa Fe Offices, it is again
rumored, are to be removed 10 Topeka
There IS one thing the Santa Fe officers
can not be accused Of-statu quo.
a fellow at Gueda Springs Sunday barred
1 his leg, stuck it into the ,Juanita and an
nounces that she is warming up and viii
be ready for bathers in no time at all.
The Topeka Capital is oft the opinion that
Professor Snow should decline the chan
cellOrship in favor of Garfield. The chinch
bugs and Major Hudson should get to-
gether.
Out Of six papers published in Ottawa
county. only one is supporting John 4.
Anderson for reelection. Mr.. Anderson
seems to be rather independent as TO the
press, too.
A Wakeeny merchant offers prize pair
of boots or shoes to the public school pupil
of Trego county who viii write the best
essay on the advantages Of cash over
credit system.
Colonel TOmlinson has written letters to
all the prominent Democrats of the state
and desires them to meet him. " This
review viii probably be a great deal
more gratifying than the one on ingalls,.
Eugene Wares fatherwas a sailor on the
stormy main for five years-from 1881 TO
1S36-and made many voyages on both At
lantic and Pacific. This may account for
the shuttle in the sons natural language
of his let-loOsenesS."
At Colony the other night the town mar
shall put two of the town youngsters IN the
calabOose for being on the street after I
o'clock p. m. The old folk of this same
village last week bought titty-five lottery
tickets and drew tifty-tive blanks.
The suggestion has been made that Hon.
d. W. Wilder, who is undoubtedly the
best qualified man in the state for such an
undertaking, write a history of Kansas
for use as a text book in the public
schools and for general purposes. Mr..
Wilder has frequently been asked to do
this, and it is probable that he will con
clude to do so.
T. X Smith of LeavenwOrth, has been
awarded the contract for disintering, box
ing and transporting to the cars the re
mains of 1i9 United States soldiers at
present buried in the cemetery of the
abandoned post of Fort Lyon, Col. They
are to be shipped to Fort Leavenworth,
where their remains viii be buried in the
National cemetery.
Kansas women may not run to the polls
to vote, but as well-bred tTamps will tell
you, it isn't discreet to assume too much
supremacy in a matter ike personal
prowess when they're around. Recently u
tramp near Parsons attempted to make
woman to cook him some dinner, when she
sailed into him with a hickory club and
in "A few minutes she had TO call the hired
man to gather up the pieces with Il scoop
shovel