The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-05-10
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John j. ingalls, says that Christ was the
greatest man that ever lived.
Awestern Kansas paper speaks Of $50
cial ball with dancing" given in its town.
D. r. Anthony has mighty little use for
his cousin, George T., relatively speaking.
The Republicans of the Fourth district
meet at Emporia today to nominate a
candidate for congress.
A funny thing about Parsons is that it
has two newspapers, one named the Sun
and the other the Eclipse.
There is movement on foot to make
John j. ingalls, permanent president OF
the Minneapolis convention.
j. r. Burton does not like George T.
Anthony. He says Anthony is such a
cynic that he hates to see another man
succeed.
ocrats this year. He believes strictly in a
government of the Alliance, by the ALI
ance and for the Alliance.
Mrs. NJ. J. Sullivan of Coffeyyille, Mrs.
Alice Hughes of Sedan and S F. Tough OF
Chetopa, Kan. were killed in the Fort
Madison wreck yesterday
Web Wilder may be able to do good
deal for the old poet in his life of Shakes
peare 1t was Kansas man who gave
Masslllon his modern prominence.
a mass meeting will be held at Holton
on June and 3, at which Jerry Simpson,
Mrs. Lease and man who plays seven
musical instruments at one time, will be
present.
There are only two Anthonys in Kansas,
and they hate each other with all tneir
might. A. W. Smith should be thankful
that the Smith family is not built like the
Anthony tribe.
Ex-senator ingalls, believes with Freder-
lex Douglass that some day the negroes
will rise in awful rebellion and wipe out
something. He has repeatedly prophesied
that In his lectures
Will Rice Of the Fort Scott Monitor has
been appointed inspector of customs, with
headquarters in New York This makes
three positions Mr.. Rice now holds, and
the mlnlstership to China is still open.
Jerry Simpson manages to keep up his
reputation for wit. A red-headed wait
ress took his order in Washington res
taurant the other evening. and Jerry told
her to bring him fried bacon with a little
white horseradish.
Judge Theodosius Botkin of western
Kansas, who has been the central figure
IN the notorious Stevens county wars and
other struggles III that part of the state,
Will resign from the bench and begin the
practice of law at Ell Reno, O. T.
Kansas rears queer brood. John J.
ingalls, had his full length portrait in the
New York World in twenty nine attitudes.
And now comes George L. Anthony, who
never had photograph taken in his life
and utterly refuses to listen to any such
proposal.
John j. ingalls, expects to sail for Eu-
rope directly after the Minneapolis con-
vention. He will visit the principal cities
of the continent, returning in September
In time to participate in the presidential
campaign. He will write eight or ten pa
pers upon special topics connected with
the social and political conditions of the
countries he visits. His tour will extend
from London to Madrid and St. Peters
burg.
Two editors were on the train that went
through the trestle at Fort Madison last
One, Major j. K Hudson of
the Topeka Capital. was in the only Car
that remained on the track. He tele-
graphed to his paper: 81 all o. X. 1
go to Chicago tomorrow" The other, j.
e. Graves of the Atlanta {Mo) Argus, sent
no word home. No column rules of his
paper are turned and it goes on living
after the hand that made it is cold and
STILL The editor is dead.