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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-06

To represent its action we shall have re-
course to an ordinary glass tumbler placed
on round piece of cardboard. held firmly
In place by cords Some water is poured
in the glass, and we then show that 1t can
be swung to and fro and round without the
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-06
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-06
ArcHrsox. TOPEKA AsASTA FruR-.

TRAINS AEht's iFANE
NORTH ANp EASr.
No. az Kansas City express tp A n teSA n
No. SO. Chicago TeSttbuled
express. ...-.....-.... I0ka NBAH
press .., !uPu eHru
No as7 FnCirwood express sSPA stops her
SOUTH AND WEST.
No tG7. Oklahoma CITY and
Oklahoma press 49,. 'FAM tSAg
No 49, Caldwell and Pan
hhBdle xprcsf-..-.....----t sGAN GAN
No tGr' Fl. Worth calves
snd TEXAS express. ... tSSPN fHP u
No. as. Wichita Express 9GPN stops hers
No. &57 Enslewood aeon, ....f SOAK
Trains marked thus daily
EQUIPMENT NORTH Nd EAST.
Train Nc. Ala Kansas City express runs so'iG
Kansas City, has chair car service.
Train No. sf comes direct from Galveston ao6 =
sthrough Chicago train leaving Wichita AZ n ~
ard arrives IN CeicsRe the next dsy a. sl5 n
TFsin No. 90 haze free reclining char car % KAs-
sas Cry Pullman 70 Kansas CRY. also % IopeSA
Atchisoa and St Joseph
EQCTPNENT SoCTH AND " EST
Train No ar. has Pullman md chair cars
Train No. as has through Pullman car - -
" o5th snd GAlves5o1.
Train No. az las reclining chair car from Kansas
CRY and stops a. wichita
City Union Ticket CT Cor MAic and ls- street Aaf
CEc1 PAsss2EsE station corner Do1Esss and "a
avenues W D. ECEDoCK. d p II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS

Under this hssd 70 per lins Per gay.
HXTRAoEDISGKY oTFERIs9-aAon e = Tl
II year assured % general ASnaeA "a - ~ per
day 20 oAnyasssTH pei siAnent and eonvsniea
business No c9snrstttio1, every lanf poss . =
customer Addrezs with = stAaap, ConIhdAtsd
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LIVERY ONE ~ MED or IsFoRnATfos
II on the snbtsct q advertising viii % vel 20
obtain = copy q Book tor SdvsrussFs.T - paxse
Price 81 hailed. postage ysia 90 rsosiv' o. 90
NswsrAp~r Directory a. al ths lest papers sed
caza journals gives The cfrrulation rating - ever
and EsOd Zeal 81 iaforrnAiisn al91s rates szd
othsr matters peFikinaE - tGs 1asia@sz ~ 40 rs1
tlsing. <ddyess so-sfIs AarsrflafE BgreatL .
spruce tLrssJ. New sT-- esN ~
CCALE BOoKs-THEEE F0Ehs, sTAHDARD.
mali : cents, three eoa<s for go an bepzs q =
Ths best scale hook printed, Wien ordering sat-
what form you UaaL address TichitA kssis-
WlohitA. Kan oHm
A EIGHT Class or TELEoHAPBT WILL BE
"a organized al tie ". v - iegf A2nT ga 4ar 4
tuition kslf price fgr EigEt eSuEss - pgsaiss
ave zlHroery boz - -
C,AyE YoCH PUMPS IRON F.EEzTS9 81
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retail Astir
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RAILROAD 1INET4B Les
TRAINS.


GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. 2 Colorado Springs.
Denver and Pacific Coast
Express daily..,............
No. 2 Kansas City st. Louis
and Chicago. Through
Mail and ex. daily..........I
No. 4 Kansas City st Louis
and Chicago night ex.
NaAly .ss.- ss-ss--sH s-s-s
No. 81 Accommodation,
daily, except -uni2y......
GOING SOUTH.
No. : Kausasa City -. Louis
and Chicago ex, daily
No. | Kansas City -, Lon a
and Chicago through mail
and eJ. daily.
No. 81 Accommodation dasS
except Sunday ... ...--i
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SAY rnANCIsco n.

s1-loCIs 9AN r"ANcIso0 u. u
TRAINS. ARRIVE LEAVE
NO J. Going West pass uoI
Ellsworth - E2JAM inAV
mo. 5. Going west. passeng'rI
tstops at Burrtonl.......... 80 PN lSPN
NO. 4. Going East. passenger j05ANl Ne0AN
'No. :. Going East, passenger 10 ppm 10 s -
Trains marked thus run daily.
West hound train. No. ]. has Pullman car,
West bound train. No =, connects At Burton for
Pueblo. New Mexico and southern California
East bound. No. 4. IS solid train 70 81 Louis
with chair car and Pullman sleeper. makes connec
lions for Fl Smith. Little Rock and Paris, Texas
East oorud, No ? night express 10 ST Louis. las
nee reclining chair car and Pullman sleeper.
City Union Ticket Office Cor Main And lst strsSs
and Union Depot. Douglas avenue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-06

TTrfsr ihis Dead % per Hns psF say.
2T0sl 10 LOAN on fihsT nokI94ok
CtOO Farm prefsrred- J. d. hatohings. -
Zinmeriy blk d. ~
FURNITURE LOANS CATTlE LOANs-hOS-
II e loaned OF aluost eysrythinH ~ J. Y. Lol-
Jun. oysr stAs0rdS EEocsTg. eoEasr STss Aaa hala
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-06

IVY ANTED-BUSiNESS MEN WHO ARE ~
w need OF stenoFrAVbeTs or accountants 10 call
a. tbs NsLoUal Accountants aud SteuOHraPncT .
bureau. branch Office al Tie southN estSrn Bust
Isss College. " chitH. ksn. Ne usually have on
our application list thoroughly competent book
keepers and sIeEosI aphers. Will rsL SL4ss EefeFs
help Tuln SHE'D ifse Of CAaTGs- az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13
KNOCK THEM OUT,

That un-American rule, By outside
tools, this running of our cities from
Topeka through police commissions,
against which the EAGLE has always
protested, will probably now break its
neck in double summersault. The
Republican party of Wichita has been
more embarrassed by the governors of
of Kansas, and the governors of Kansas
in turn more embarrassed by the dicta-
ton of an element that always slabs the
Republican party at the polls, than by
all the other petty party troubles
combined. A city IN America
whose citizens don't know enough
to the most wisely conduct their own
local government, will never be satisfac-
torily governed by guardians appointed
at the dictation of rings and hangers on
at Topeka or elsewhere.
And, while we are talking about it,
we hope now to see the hundreds OF USE
less and expensive other offices OF which
the EAGLE has been complaining for
years, knocked clear out, including
county auditors, the state cow doctor,
the oil inspectors, election commission
ers, and so on, all of them high salaried ,
and all paid out of the pockets of the
people.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13
sUNFLOwER SILHOULRTTES.

Harper county gave Simpson between
500 and 600 majority and elected the entire
Alliance county ticket.
Fred Close did not carry his own county.
The Atchison Globe says Boderick carried
every county in the First district.
The Emporia Mandoiiue club will 60 to
Strong City on Nov. 23d and furnish music
for an elaborate entertainment at that
place.
The Kansas Gospel union, Of which
George S. Fisher is the founder, will hold
a Thanksgiving rally at Manhattan Nov.
"a to 81
An Atkinson Democrat who sent in his
application for postmaster there the next
day after election four years ago has it
still on file.
Another kansas idea" Some Of the
empty jaik are being used to store the
surplus wheat. This would seem to indi-
cate u healthy state Of morals and finances.
The first electric car passed over the
new bridge across the kaw at Topeka
Friday. This being accomplished Topeka s
periodic refrain of dam 1t" will probably
slip COS for q round or two.
Strict attention to getting the Thanks
giving turkey into such condition as to
make toothsome center around which to
place a bountiful repast should now be
the chief occupation of the Democrats.
It is announced that W. P. Waggener.
son of B. p Wagner and the young
Ingalls, of Kansas, of Atchison and Miss
Martha Spur of Nashville, Tenn, will be
married at Belair, the country home OF
Major Spur near Nashville, on the sd.
The election is over and it is reported
from Wichita that at Republican head
quarters the salvation army has taken
possession and substituted the sign
STAND up for Jesus" for "Stand up for
Kansas. TX. C. Star. The report is cor
rect.
The sun shines brightly down upon
beautiful Kansas, the scene of the recent
great conflict with ballots, and assures
the participants therein that the ear'h
will still be productive, but that man
will continue to "eat bread in the sweat OF
his face" instead Of the government
opening bake shop.-Newton kansan.
A citizen of Emporia named d. b. Shuey
gives a commendable example OF prompt
ness in expressing his privileges as citi-
cen and TO meet the obligations of the po-
ston. He was the first one to register
and to vote in his ward, and holds the first
receipt issued in payment of county taxes
in Lyon county for 1892. He is a Davy
Crockett sort OF man-B. Shuey'ou're
right, then 20 ahead.
To the north-bound Santa Fe. Friday
morning from Wellington was attached a
Burton stock car containing six horses.
billed by Fargo express to Columbus, Ga.
The Mail says the shipment is made over
the following different transportation
routes, being aImcst an air line: Santa Fe
to Wichita; ST. Louis and San francisco
from Wichita to Springfield, Mo-; Kansas
City, Memphis and Birmingham from
Springfield to Birmingham. Ala; Louis
Vile and Nashville from Birmingham tc
Monte and over the Central rail.
road OF Georgia from Montgomery to des
tination.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

man, or Spanish or Hebrew-they are
Americans The bust of Titus which
l saw in Naples reminded NE strikingiy
of Governor Mckinley of Ohio The
bust of Seneca, common one To md,
strongly resembles Alexander Stephens.
of Georgia. saw in Marble the faces
of Wiley Anderson Of Fort Scott and
Uncle Chef Thomas OF Topeka. fell
dead in love with old ''POmpey the
Great l could vote for Pompey Tor
most anything. These old faces seem
the faces of the Mississippi Valley. All
of this puzzles me greatly. can dupii-
cate the whole array OF busts Is Tar AS re-
semblance goes with men selected an
Kansas and Kansas City. Pinkney, the
best insurance man IN Kansas City, is
pure Roman. l have seen dozen Of his
statues. l believe Kansas is as full today
of Romans as ever Rome was. l can
duplicate in ancient Roman busts all
prominent Kansas men from Jim Lane
TO Governor Humphrey (save and except
Senator PETER; no head like that found
YETI Perhaps the reason IS that Italy
has sort of Kansas climate. Indian
CORP is growing everywhere. l must
conclude that the United States is the
successor of old Rome, and if universal
rule is to come again we shall have to
attend to the business. l cannot account
for the succession of physical type, but
somebody will. AS the Romans, In
Virgirs poems, claimed to come from
Troy, SO the Americans some day may
find man who can work US out q Ro-
man pedigree. said to my guide one
day: Victor Emanuel was good king.
He replied. Yes, and the first one We
have had since Tarquinins Superbus.
Yours sincerely and with best regards,
E. f. WARE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13
"PER CAPITER."

A speech made by Plumb in the Uni
ted States senate, something like year
before his death, in which he declared
that the actual circulation did not ex-
coed So per capita, was severely criti-
clsed by his Republican friends. OF
course in arriving at his figures he de-
Quoted from actual circulation the bank
reserves and all other funds held by the
treasury and sub-treasuries, also the
probable amount of greenback and pos
tai currency, and SO forth, lost and
destroyed in twenty years, and the bull
lion used in the arts and the coin car
ried privately out of the country. Now
comes writer in the Arena, who quotes
Plumb, Sherman and other prominent
men, and with the figures from the Off
cial reports, shows the actual circulation
to be 81 81 per capita, all told.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

Kansas City Gazette: The effect of the
firm and patriotic foreign policy of
President Harrison is seen in dispatch
from Caracas, Venezuela, published on
Saturday last. When Provisional Presi-
dent Crespo was informed that the
United States had recognized his gov
eminent, he said: II would rather have
that satisfaction than the knowledge
that all the rest of the foreign powers
had acknowledged me-" This is most
significant evidence of the position to
which the United States has been ele-
waited in the esteem of South Americans
by the resolute and courageous course
Of President Harrison.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

The Territorial Teachers association
will meet In Kingfsher during the holt
days.
The Free Press says Kingfsher county
can be put in the list OF Republican coun-
ties. and that Oklahoma will be Repub.
lican state.
The Santa Fe offers 81, coo reward for the
capture. dead or alive. of the parties who
attempted 10 rob the train at Wharton on
the night of the S!h
The farmers OF the Cheyenne country
are still sowing wheat. Il makes no diff
ference with them which way the wind
blows, political or otherwise.
The first snow of the season appeared a
little bit early for this country. TIE King
fisher Free Press says rain at p m Tues
day changed into snow at z p. M, and
kept ie up nearly all night. I. was some
thing unusual for Oklahoma.
II there IS anything in the signs OF the
times Ell Reno is on the eve OF prosper
Gus future The Herald says more pa.a-
tial residences are materiaIizing every
day. and more men with capital appeal On
the scene of action in Fl Reno daily.
Ire Oil r6tgfyinS Tue treaty Win the
KicAapoo Indians will probably be the
FIRST bill reported from tae com rittee OF
Indian afsirs as il L. unfinished business.
Delegate Harvey hopes TO have IL brought
I'D and considered before the holidays
Oklahoma City has a new paper. the
Oklahoma Review. It's publisher seems 70
have made nsiscsiculatioo- The Review
was launched three weeks before the cleo
ton and took the Democratic chute Ii IL
said the good die young-she Review Is =
very good paper.
In the election OF Flynn as delegate 20
c. n sress the new territory renewed is bid,
and made stEoag one. for immigration:
hut i. came pretty near Beair4.ikiBg ia
argument thereia By eiscsing n majoritY
OF Observation-Disclosures and Popaissts-
10 the legislature.
There Vas al amusing incident happen
ed in Our eity schools the other day. The
teacher was Iassrscting the chisdrea - u
wnxre the differegs races Of people come
from. and askszi where The eaiorel people
came FROM 4 yssa= uretia shouted
From Guthrie. - X iesasssvr FREE Pse.s
Albert .jeIas0a iazs izs@sg arrived =.
Kingfisi%r G2esn Alsien. Asaa-. and will
operate a dairy line Ia faat city The
FREE Press. 1sr Johnson shipped his
COWS frsM Minnesota. AID na- purchased
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

If Republicans would not allow mann
featuring barons aud Wall street to rnn
the party, they might now have a party IA
run.-Topeka Journal.
That might be accepted as something
of an explanation for the defeat but for
the fact that the Democratic party,
which is successful, is dominated by the
same influence. 1t won't do TO say tina,
money influences control in our national
elections. That money has been used 10
demnralizing and corrupling extent
cannot be denied, bus it does not lie in
the mouth of one party 10 accuse
another and itself plead innocence-al
are alike guilty, and all should heartily
repent OF the great sin and turn away
from 1T IN the future. 1t is certainly
time TO reform on this proposition.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

California voted, Tuesday, on amend
men's to the state constitution; one pro-
vides for the election of United States
senators by direct vote OF the people, and
another for an educational qualification
for all electors. Both propositions car
ried by large maiorities. There seems to
be a very decided popular sentiment in
favor of such changes in the elective sys-
tenn throughout the country. The Michi-
gan idea, of choosing presidential cleo
tors by congressional districts, will also
become the prevailing system ere long.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

O'Neil, Democrat, who was defeated
for reelection by Joy, Republican, in
ST. Louis, has been the most outspoken,
if not the only open champion of Of IAN.
zed labor, in congress. He already an
nounces that he will contest the seat,
and whatever Mr.. joys predictions on
the labor question, oar guess is that the
seat will be given to O'Neil. The major.
ity will cater to that element in every
way possible, notwithstanding its utter
disregard for its material interests,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

more since coming here. Mr.. Johnson
came TO Oklahoma City to escape the
rigor Of the northern winters.
The probabilities are that the Rspubli-
cans will have contro, OF the council. aud
perhaps of the house of representatives.
The Republicans undoubtedly elect Can
non In Canadian county, Mccartney OF
kingfsher county. two members Of Logan
county, MeCreiie Ia this county. Cievin-
ger In the Cheyenne and Arrapahoe conn-
try and the member. from county A.
giving seven of the thirteen counciImep.
The editor OF the Guthrie news has got
his dsDder up about something Hear
him: There il some talk as to wbe,h her
the News will be permitted to still exist or
not ia this territory. To The doubtful we
say that the pIsdt is paid for and belongs
20 its owner. and every indication Is tina;
peTs will be issued as ususi from this
ofee- II Colonel Ross. General Jamison.
Frank Dale. Alien Csru;hers, Tom Jones
and the entire horde OF Democrats think
they Can stop this newspaper. lie; tnem try
IL On -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13
From tho Fort Scott Monitor.
THE STAB OF lRONQUILL.
BIZ EUGENE F. WARE.

Upon the streets hear the huga: sounding.
see the rockets climb into the sky.
see wild lunatics on sheepskin pounding.
Igaze on rooster-wearers marching by.
note fellow struggling with a tocsin,
see a candidate who has no socks on.
,:aze with unar1biguous anguish. o ye gods
Upon calamity that lies around. in great
big wads.
And this has come from all those picnic crazes
Beer. halderdash, bosn. barbecues and beef;
Our toes once more turned upward to the daisie,
Our only assets are assorted grief.
Oh no. Not all We have yet prohibition
Neyet have got our female suffrage mission
The ownership of telephones and graphs.
But where's our votes and cash? That's why
the '-other fellows" laughs.
Those who when once they get an once hold It,
Until they get another. now must takc
The hog train to the rear. Time has foretold It
Parties were never made for one mans sake
Political hishwaymen here in Kansas
When seeking place should find it meath the
panses:
Success will never come until It's tried
Let hoofs and horns and tallow. hair and tall
go with the hide.
Let preachers run their churches with their
Bibles.
And If they 60 to steering politics.
Or packing our conventions. punch their eye
balls.
And make them stop their sly ambitious tricks
Then let US take the 'isms and the foii.es
That twice have swamped US with their melan-
cho,ies
And bury them behind the woodshed. where
They won't come up again to sniff the fragrant
Kansas air.
Then let US reconstruct things from the bottom
And make a platform out of good sound stuff
Then they can howl. Their name il pants
We've got EN-.
They won't be in it. Well LAY on MscduY,"
Wen clean their clock. Wen wind their Water.
bury.
And that will be the last you'll hear of Jerry.
Thea will we have them good old times once
more,
As we did have in Kansas in the good Old day.
of yore.
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Something 70 be Proud OF
,rn the kansas CITY Journal.

hAl>dS 7
Although. Kansas Republicans have
good reason to cor graduate themselves
upon the showing they have made an
this year of general disaster. They have
not accomplished all they expected TO.
but in very few states have Republicans
done that. Ii they have prevented some
departments Of the state government
from falling into the hands of the oppo-
sition they have made reckless and hurt
full legislation an impossihiliiy. and have
thus stood UP for Kansas in a most sub
staptial ana patriotic manner.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13
rn,srru,. ions H.lr.ul

gyrcn W. Reed.
in any hfs the fragments are more
than the Whole. In the life and work
% Jesus Christ what fascinated are tbs
interruptions. lie would be going some
where and very busy ard someons
would stop Ham. Some centurion with
a Sex servant: some woman With a
dead child. some blIsd Baf:imsus ~
the waTsid-. when He vas al dinner
wi:h simon he Is interrupted By girl
oil the street. His main journey o.
comes q series Of bait. No. lie -
tzlkiaz with zscctssus and Bew with
the Samaritan woman st the web. ard
pcT!th yoon- man rieh ana sorfr.
These interruptions are fasss iBtssssssss
than the louTSsrT.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

A premium will be given for the best
srticle,.on just how many isms and
bosses any political party in Kansas can
shoulder and carry successfully. which
isnls aforesaid are TO include female
suffrage, prohibition, police commits
sions, age of consent; and among the
character of bosses insincere and double
dealing executives, judicial managers,
monied, corporate and other ringsters
and a thousand or so unnecessary
officials OF both fees and salaries.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

1t is said that President Harrison has
for sometime seriously doubted the sue
Cess Of his party and his own reelection.
II this is true his thanksgiving proclama-
ton, issued a day or two before the cleo
ton, was an act OF unparalleled mag
nanimlty; i. e. in officially providing for
the celebration of his defeat by his po-
litical enemies.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

Quoting the scripture text, "Whom
the Lord loveth lie Chasteneth," the
Atchison Champion concludes that the
Republican party is His favorite. 1t is
also an admission that the party has
been doing bad. The Lord does not
scourge His sons and daughters to keep
them good, but to punish them for not
being good all the time.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

ifany fusionist undertakes to twit a
Republican about the defeat of Bruce,
the colored candidate on the party
ticket, the latter can retort by pointing
to c. Ii. J. Taylor, Cleveland's minister
to Liberia and Demopop candidate for
the legislature in Wyandotte county,
who ran away behind his ticket and was
defeated.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

The only state IN which the Republi-
can party made any substantial gains at
the late election was Iowa. The gain in
that state amounted to 81, 900 votes. In
almost every other state the party lost
heavily. State and local issues took
precedence in the campaign in that
state and national issues were little dis
cussed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-11-13

The official statement of the debt OF
New York City shows that the total is
now sos, &C., $50. SS-or about $50 per
capita, or $500 per family. From the
way they voted last Tuesday, large
majority of them, it would seem that
they regard big deb a great blessing.