The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-06-07
suNFLowER snHouETTEs.

The charleston ought to get out a
manifesto.
Farmer Ingalls, potatoes must be almost
big enough to pick"
The calamity howl in Kansas is getting
more like gurgle every day.
John j. Ingalls, is writing an article on
Kansas for Harper's magazine.
Elder now signs his name 2. Percival
Elder. Peters out, as it were.
Ittakes greater man to be an acceptable
son of president than TO be president.
The politicians are not clamoring for
justice as much as for the place CT justice.
The wheat crop this spring will not have
to get out manifesto to prove it. Surety
needs no proof.
Kansas is a place for queer happenings.
State Printer Shows firm has bought Cliff.
Bakers plant.
Willis is in Iowa telling the farmers
how to run the country. His idea is to
run for the offices.
The general ticket Offices of the Kansas
railroads have no trouble in getting the
Alliance pass word"
When Sam Wood is in the east. he pass
es off as a sample of what can be raised in
Kansas without water.
Botkin goes back to Stevens county.
peaceful and undisturbed. This is more
than. Sam Wood can do.
Leavenworth's pontoon bridge is out of
kllter, which is always predatory to 10
cal police commission law.
The dry weather politicians in Kansas
will have to see if they can turn the
Cincinnati platform into raft.
A tramp turned up at Atchison the
other day who wanted to know how far it
was to the county seat of Nebraska.
Senator Plumb has reached home from
Washington. This is his first visit to
Kansas since the November election.
The only danger the wheat crop is in
now is that the heads are likely to get so
heavy that they will break the straw.
The Leavenworth dog killers have a
large hook, with which they stick the
dogs, and throw them into the wagon.
As Gen. Rice's form is seen majestically
Withdrawing from the Alliance. the usual
chorus swells GOOD bye, Old party, good
bye"
Funston is writing a series of articles
for the San Francisco Call. He is
abundantly able to speak across the
continent.
The latest talk is about Coalition
party made up of Republicans and Demo
Gratis with the motto: Anything to beat
the Alliance"
1t is to be sincerely hoped that If corn
gets to be Is cents bushel again, the
Kansas farmer will not be the victim of
any burning desires.
Ingalls, in saying that he is too old to go
to Washington as a clerk to Harrison. has
by his sincerity, gained new admiration
from the young crowd"
W. X. Vanderbilt has had him a SIS, 900
hen-coop built. He probably wishes to
hear less of this row about Wall street
from the Alliance fellows.
A Salina woman has written to Boston
paper on kansas Field of Fiction" 1t
was not expected that Mrs. Leases own
sex would turn against her.
Chauncey NJ. Depew will deliver an ad-
dress at the state university at Lawrence
next Wednesday. OF course George Peck
will go over to hear him. And Charlie
Gleed.
There is some suspicion that the man
who recommends Kansas for appoint
ments to the president and succeeds, lives
in Washington and hasn't been in Kansas
for years.
Duncan of Pumpkin delivered the
address at Baxter Springs Memorial day.
Duncan is by instinct Democrat; by sur
roundings an Alliance man, and by
military service Republican.
If there is anything in the saying that
corpses turn over in their graves, when
Ingalls, said that he did not believe in Civ
ing his ideas away when he could sell
them, old Massillon must have kicked the
coffin lid off