The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-09
sUNFLowER s1LHoUETTEs.

Dan Anthony chides Sol. Miller for his
journalistic ruffianisn.
The immigration into Kansas has resum-
ed, principally back from Topolobampo.
Most of the Kansas editors have an ex-
cellent article On tin-plate-pie.
To tender the young man in politics a
position is to Immediately tougher him.
The Alliance say their party Is stronger
today than it was year ago. 1t surely
smells that way.
ingalls, is said to be something on sing
ing, having rich baritone voice. 1t takes
Plumb, though, to make things hum.
ingalls, denies that he has any connec-
ton with Truth" His Alliance enc
mics may see something funny in this.
Kansas has never been under cloud
like it has this spring. People have be-
gun counting the days between sunshine.
A man at Augusta is making big
money" by manufacturing props for fruit
trees. The fruit is breaking the trees
down.
The fascination with which PETER lin
gers in the east makes it doubtful whether
he will be able to find his way out" west
again.
The oil that President Harrison is pour
ing on the troubled waters of Kansas,
need the official investigation of the new
inspector, badly.
Singing Jones" the Alliance composer
and executor of Goodbye, Old Party,
Good bye" can regard the late development
of Ingalls, erich baritone voice" as great
compliment.
Cotton Wood Davis has been secured by
the Alliance to write on economic subjects.
The Alliance will not let man go unre-
Quilted who predicts two dollar wheat III
twelve months.
PETER deplores that the farmers do not
now, as in the good old days, make their
own tools. But they allow PETER and his
ilk to make tools out of them and PETER
does not deplore that.
Chairman Dumbald Of the Peoples
party of this state, has issued call to all
the Alliances in the state recommending
that they hold Alliance picnics everywhere
ON the Fourth of July.
President Harrison is said to have re-
marked to the Kansas congressman re-
Gently who was urging the appointment
OF Kan>an: "Why, Mr.. Funston, this
man is not even an officeholder."
The Republican party in Kansas may
not be in the best shape, but it IS not as
bad as President Harrison would indicate
when he seems to think that he cannot
find anybody to fill the appointments out
side the office-holders.
After Chauncy Depew predicted that in
The Uhousandth year of our national history
The best remembered men of our first 100
years will be Washington, Hamilton,
" ester, Lincoln and Grant, he politely but
firmly refused to visit Kansas. The Sun |
lower state was not Gin it.
Jerry Simpson tells the eastern people
hat Kansas is in a deplorable state. Gen. |
Rice follows him up with the statement !
hat Kansas is the most glorious state in |
n the Union. This confuses the eastern
people and the upshot of it all is that they |
put down both of them as liars.
An Osborn county farmer has crushed |
ruth to earth so hard that it is doubtful |
f it will recover in this particular case.
lie says he has wheat field half mile |
ong, and the other day he placed a news.
PAPER on one edge of it. The wheat is so |
Uniform in length, and so thick, that the
was blown by the wind to the
,ther side of the field, sliding along on top
# the wheat without once touching the
ground.