The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-03-23
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| ingalls, and Plumb voted against Blair,
and there was not one kicker in Kansas.
| Judge A. N. Rambo, one of the oldest
| citizens of Kansas, died this week IN Bur
| lingame, aged 81.
Talking about wolves, a SO mortgage
that paid $40 a month in interest was aired
in an Atchison court day or two ago.
1t is said that outside of his small prop
ertv at Atchison Kan, John James In
gals has probably not 5000 in the world
Hiawatha has u chemical engine. and the
Democrat says that had it been In order
the Hiawatna house could have been
saved.
The Champion potatoe of Kansas for next
summer Is az present just taxing root IN
some obscure spot yet INDICATED and I'M
praised.
The Atlanta Constitution gives it out as
matter of history that Harrison is the
first pigeon-toed president the United
States ever had.
The citizens of Mcpherson are agitated
over the question of whether or not the
women are entitled TO vote on the water
works proposition.
Prof. Canfield is soon to deliver lecture
entitled 1.-The Man Tor the Times The
trouble with Garfield is that he don't
seem TO be the man for the time,
There are 1866 stones in the structure
of the new Sedgwick county building
weighing S5,09O tons, and these would lay a
stone walk Of a good width from Wichita
to Topeka.
A Dodge City boy tried to force a cart
ridge into the cylinder OF pistol by ham
mering it in. Everything was sad wreck
in a few minutes-everything but the boys
experience.
a receiver has been appointed for the
Burlingame knitting factory. This Bur
hngame concern gets more notice IN the
newspapers than any other private indus
fury in the state, not excepting Buffalo
Jones herd.
The Farmers alliance has concluded to
make its own crop reports, for the benefit
of its members, and j. y. Palmer, of CreSS-
we'll mas been appointed state statistician.
Another snub for Mr. Mohler, of the agri-
cultural board.
Frank MacLennan: The women are do
ing all the registering in Atkinson, II
the foolish virgins had been OF the same
stripe of the Atchinson women they would
have been on hand with their OIL cans long
before the doors were shut.
The pupils and teachers of Wellington
have recently been prohibited in the use of
chewing gum and later discovery on
their part reveals that the members of the
school board chewing tobacco. COnse-
quently they are hopping mad.
Judge Perkins has secured the appoint
ment of a Kansas man as Waterman IN
the census office. Past appearance show
that FIoorwalller Harrison has been steer
ing the Kansas applicants off to the 10 cent
counter with but two known invitations
to step into the silk and satin department
Judge Brewer and Tom Ryan.
The Central Kansas Democrat; of Lyons,
has again awakened from Il sort OF Rip
Van Wrinkle snooze, and under the man
agement of its original founder in 1S16-Ed
c. Wood-starts out afresh in the race for
precedence and patronage. Politics aside,
the Democrat is a clever and forceful cham
piOn OF local interests, especially as pertain
to its immediate vicinity, In this last it
merits a generous support.
Some religious crank has been going
around Kansas towns and when women
would appear at the door in response to
his ring present them with a card on which
was printed in big black letters these
words:
If die tonight
will 90 to-. Observation-Disclosures.