The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-10-17
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Kansas is going to have another Fourth
OF July on the fourth Of next November.
Father Richardson, the third party pro
hibition candidate for governor, has beer
discovered
Is Senator Plumb's silence in Kansa.
this fall, reckoned among the campaigI
expensess
Harry Frost probably feels unusually
warm towards Governor Humphrey and
Bill Higgins.
! William Tecumseh Sherman was al
ante-bellum Kansan- He had a farm il
Jefferson county.
| Some Emporia man is wasting lot o.
valuable kerosine writing money cate
chisms" for the Republican.
Anna Digs is reported to be a less able
woman than Mrs. Lease. This is a very
mild compliment to Mrs. Diggs.
Dairyman Otis is said to base his only
hope for election on the possibility of Har
risOn Kelley taking trip into Arkansas.
Johnny Gilmore is said to be making
lots of money. 1t isn't necessary for a
man TO run daily paper in Kansas to get
rich.
There is no doubt that President Har-
rison was struck with Kansas, but it was
after all the consular snaps had been given
away
Willis is prohibitionist and Ives is a
resubmissionist. This is probably why the
Peoples party expects TO run like the old
scratch.
Colonel Hallowell has lost great deal of
money in the creamery business. This
surely entities Oleomargarine Jerry to the
laugh.
The Kansas City Star has never been
very sweet on Senator ingalls, since he de-
clared the New York Sun to be the best
paper on earth.
Jerry Simpson used to make butter for
living. But that is nothing against him.
The wonder is that he isn't more bald
headed than he is.
Dan Anthony is not kicking on Governor
Humphrey wholly ON accent of his hypoc-
risy in prohibition it seems, but also be-
cause of his use of Weed.
Kansas papers have nothing to make by
ridiculing Oklahoma 1t is too much
''in the family" Besides Missouri will be
good enough to laugh at for some time
yet.
Erostratus gained renown by torch;
Kilgore by kicking a door; and Mrs. Digs
by saying that she regarded John J. In
gals as she did Washington, Lincoln, or
Benedict Arnold
Harrison Kelley is getting the reputa-
ton of fighter. But who could tell the
CONSERVATION of our senior senator if
Kelley should come to be known as the
Ingalls, of the house."
One of the leading resubmissionists in
Leavenworth is an Italian and it is but
natural that Dan Anthony in the few
hours left for him to make votes, is anx-
iously watching the dago.
The Newton Republican calls the Kan
sas City Times 'senseless. starving ass"
Tom Norton's passions don't have to go
very far above the blood heat point usually
to make them drop into Shakespearean
phrases.
A Republican candidate for congress in
Ohio is vigorously attacked on the ground
that his wife bathes in thousand dollar
bath tub. Little things like that demon
strate the ineffable benefit of living in
Kansas under $40 majority protection.
Harrison Kelley of Burlington, Kan, is
another headstrong and muscular Repub-
lican bulldog. A growl from him is a
prelude to fight, and a fight in which
somebody is to be hurt, says Amos Cum
mings in the New York sun. He has a
massive face. a polished head, fringed with
gray hair and an imposing presence. He
is on good social terms with some of the
Democratic members, who aver there is
nothing bad about him but his politics.