The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-11-27
SUNFLOWER SIMMER.

sam Peters IS already in W washington.
Stanley will lecture in Kansas City a
day or two before Christmas.
What popular person the Alliance
man, who says" has grown to be.
Some young man has gone and made
Mrs. John p. St. John his mother-in-law.
Mr.. Ives, the nominee of three parties,
lacked 10000 votes of having an 5000
majority.
Topeka, it is said, believes that the town
will be mentioned in the next presidential
message.
In their private life Mrs. Ingalls, refers
to her husband as James" but never
Jimmy"
A new paper out in western Kansas has
started out TO drag through this name
the Liberal Tyre
N&son Acres says there is a ''hen on" at
Leavenworth. This time, however. it Is
not of the Alliance breed.
In case he should be beaten, Senator In
gals has prepared this brief eplstle to the
vice president: Levi: / leave"
The race for the state Partnership IN the
Alliance is narrowing down. An Alliance
paper broke up the other day.
Mr.. Baker, the congressman from the
Sixth district, is a preacher. This, how
ever, in no way explains his reticence.
T. Brewer Peacock will spend the win
ter in the south. This fact is not an
nounced on Thanksgiving day intention
ally.
A ball was given to Jerry Simpson at
Harper the other evening Jerry ' lowed"
ne was fair-to-middling on the Virginia
Reel
A Kansas City woman has taken up
obituary poetry for living. She is in no
way connected with the Democratic papers
of that city.
\ good many people are worrying who
have forgotten that it is long twelve
month before the new congressman take
their seats.
Senator ingalls, favorite cigar was in
creased five cents in price by the McKin-
ley bill. A public man never gets any
credit for his sacrifices.
a Kansas detective recently returned
from the scene of family row and a sub
sequent divorce suit, with the information
that there was pillow in the case.
The actions of the Kansas congressman
at Washington during the short session
will in a measure throw some light on the
feelings of the corpse at an Irish wake.
The fisheries division of the census re-
ceived the following from a town IN west
ern Kansas: 1--WE have no fish here, as we
have not yet succeeded in finding variety
that could live on prairie grass.
T., 81, .;
set of lobbyists will be in charge of affairs
at Topeka this winter. 1t is but rarely
that the mercurial joy of the coloners can
be confined to so simple at statement
1t is told that the Alliance plan is TO hire
a large hall in Topeka this winter, where
the Alliance members or the legislature
can escape at night from all but duly au-
thorized and officially sealed lobbyists.
John Davis says he is not of boastful
nature, but he will make a better congress
man than John Anderson. 1t is thought
that Mr. Davis is only trying to throw the
bunco men of Washington off their guard.
A prominent Alliance man says no one
will be elected to the United States senate
who is seeking the office This, however,
is not equivalent to saying that a man
will be elected who is not seeking the
office.
The sky is always gray and dull on
day, says the Atchison
Globe. Sometimes it turns colder in the
and there is a light furry of
snow This is Thanksgiving day as it has
appeared for the last ten yea in Kansas.
1t will make no difference which of the
contested candidates for the legislature
from the sixty-sixth district in Marion
is seated. The Republican nomi-
nee, j. H. Reed, is an Ingalls, man, and E.
w Maxwell, the Peoples party nominee,
is also an avowed Ingalls, man. So ingalls,
will lose nothing from that district.