Wichita eagle., 1890-03-06
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A. L. Green's time as railroad commits
siouer expires on April 1st.
Senator Plumb and the old soldiers post
at Fort Scott DO not agree.
Two car loads of salt are shipped daily
| from the Sterling salt works.
| An alliance store at Greenola, Kan, a
year old, has failed for SO 600.
1t is said that Stacey, Of "Our State, u
and the 6. A. X. are having a runpus. the
consequence of an attack on the ex-soldier
in that paper.
A liquor fully equaIing and authori-
| ties say surprising the Kansas whisky,
has been discovered-the Alaskan hooch-
inoo. It's taste is rs bad as it spells.
1t is safe prediction that when the
! English Socialist, Annie Besant. and the
mayoress OF Argonia are introd uced, they
will look to see what each other has on.
| In a letter to the farmers of Shawnee
county, Senator ingalls, announces that he
will shortly define his position relative to
the needs of the farmers IN a speech in the
senate.
The Salina Republican has discovered
that the most popular autograph in Kan
Mr. Simpson, the gentleman who writes
the passes.
Emporia is not making any special kick
now about the size of the appropriation
for public building at Salina. The no Sc
committee cut il down yesterday from
$50, 600 to $4,000.
The Pittsburg (hansas) zinc ore is
shipped about 200 miles 10 smelterS in
Pennsylvania There is some notion that
works may DC built in some city IL Kansas
to do this business.
The old soldiers are showing serious
signs OF dropping into the boiling and
bubling cauldon of the Kansas rebsllion.
They are dovetailed with the Kansas al
lance and have caught the fever.
The St. Joseph Gazette says that ''Ingalls
will die a senator" There is certain
contingent in this state that is inclined TO
think that the Gazette knows of dyna-
mite plot against the senior senator.
Thomas Carey died in Fort Scott Sun
day at the boarding house of \. Majors.
The old gentleman had lived in very
frugal way, eating only two meals "A day
aGd doing his own washing. At his death
he left his landlord S2S, ,00O.
Judge Gregory of Garden City, is an
DoUuced as II candidate for congress.
Judge Gregory went to Washington III the
interest Of his irrigation scheme and ap-
pears to have liked the looks of the place."
The Emporia Republican supposes
The republicans of Atchison, with re-
submission procliyities, and they are all
that way, ara arranging for a grand mass
meeting at the opera house next Saturday
evening, when a resubmission club will be
organized. Clubs from other localities are
expected TO be present.
The order for the removal of the head
quarters of the department of the Mis-
souri, from Leavenworth to ST. Louis, was
received yesterday. The Leavenworth
papers say it removes just nine men and
has no appreciable influence on the city.
The garrison at Fort Leavenworth will
continue to be as large or larger than
ever.
The Salina Republican has great mail
ing scheme for It's exchanges. 1t divides
the list into three sections and uses one
section a day. This gives its weekly ex-
changes paper every third day. 1t is not
an altogether satisfactory plan. If the eX-
changes do not kick it is not very compli-
mentary and if they do, it is not entirely
pleasant. But in the case of the Repubii-
can, most OF the exchanges so treated are
kicking
Judge Henry Clay Caldwell, of Little
Rock, Ark, who became the successor of
Judge Brewer, as Judge of the United
States circuit court, it was generally sup
posed, was going to escape being credited
to Kansas, but it turns out that he Is
cousin of the editor of the Beloit Courier,
w. II. Caldwell, whose father was u brother
of judge Cadwell's father. He. that is
Henry Clay Caldwell, was confirmed by
the senate Tuesday.
James Willis Gleed in the Farmer says:
I'm Eastern Nebraska and Kansas, and
Western Iowa and Missouri, there were
more large farms twenty years ago than
there are today. There appears to be
nothing in the new west To justify what
has been said about the decline of the
small farmer 1t is the big farmer that
has declined. 1t may be said, almost
without qualification, that all industrious
and capable and honest farmers in the
west till their own farms. What few
tenant farmers there are, are lazy, dis
honest and incapable as d class"