The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-23
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The fight on Ingalls, was 'frost-bit" be
fore the tomato vines, this fall.
Senator Ingalls, is on his way to Kansas
He will make ten speeches in the state.
Nothing can keep Kansas wheat back
The wheat at Agricultural college aver
aged fully thirty bushels to the acre.
The Republican papers of the Third dis
trict are publishing long blank columns.
They call it Ben Clover's war record.
An exchange down in Barber county
claims to have detected the smell of sui
pliers on Moses Harmon's ''Lucifer."
There is scarce any one but who will
concede that Mr. Kilgore, of Texas, can
give Judge Pfeffer some pointers on the
way Out"
That Marshall county convention that
didn't pass any resolutions has discovered
sure way to avoid ACQUISITIONS of broken
promis in the years to come.
Jerry Simpson is reported to have said
that Dan Webster was brilliant man,
but he would have been just as brilliant if
he hadn't touched his pen to that die
tionary.
The editor of the Oxford Mocking Bird
has made the suicidal move of having
himself made principal of the Oxford
school to teach the young idea how to
shoot"
With the hundreds of elecric lights that
make the house of representatives at
Washington bright as day, we don't see
how Moonlight would have much chance
to shine.
The Arkansas City Dispatch looks very
nice with its new Alliance suit on, but its
appearance would be great deal more
winsome if it didn't have that Grover
Cleveland brand OIL the seat of its pants.
The Cloud county Peoples party is GO
ing to boycott newspapers and the stores
that patronize them. The organization
wants to die and evidently believes that if
thing is worth doing at all, it is worth
doing well.
The clamor with which the prohibition
lists of Emporia has been breaking out of
late shows that the departure of the
original package stores was taken
good deal harder at Emporia than people
have had any idea Of
r. w. Blue, H. C. Sluss and J. r. Bur
ton, whe are stumping the Seventh dis
trict, are a patriotic trio. Everybody
knows Blue. Sluss is very White man,
and they leave it to Burton to paint the
town Red. The opposition sees the stars.
The way prohibitionists" and ''resub-
are going for each other at
Emporia is causing more excitement than
the old town has had since the last time it
was rumored that the Santa Fe would re-
move the round-house to Florence, years
ago.
j. LeefOrd Brady, the bright editor of
the Salina Republican, has sold out, and,
from the way he speaks, has greater in
ducements in a journalistic way some
where else. Mr.. Brady will be greatly
missed from the journalistic family of the
state
The western Authors and Artists"
club meets in Kansas City next month.
Will White, of FL Dorado, will take part
in the proceedings As Will White is
neither an author nor an artist, it is con-
GUIDED that he is admitted as literary
jiboose.
The chasm between Dan Anthony and
Case Broderick's hackers is narrowing
Town daily and peace will soon have come
again. 1t is thought that the editor of the
Times would cross over to the crowd i'm
if it didn't look too much like
le was using bridge of Cy's.
In 1861 Thomas Moonlight mortgaged
his farm for $500, and used the money in
'aising the First Kansas battery. A year
alter Case Broderick joined this battery as
private, and served in it to the end of
he war. The two men are now by sin
yular coincidence running for congress
against each other.
K. r. Price, one of Kansas worlds fair !
has been appointed mem |
Der of the committee for the fair The COM |
nittee Is composed of twenty-six members, |
,ut it is safe to say that the other twenty |
i've members all together have not received !
he amount of eulOgistic notices Mr.. Price |
has had in his state papers. 1t is a way |
Kansas has.