The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-10
AT HYDE PARK,
The east end had more than its share of

The east end had more than its share OF
amusements last night. Peanut George
threw back the flies of his old-timed circus
to admit the crowds that flOcked to see
the monstrosites therein and TO behold
the daring feats of the agile equestrienRe
who performs the dangerous trick of rid
ing two horses at the same time, and Hyde
park resounded with the creaking of the
turnstiles that whirled around and sround
as the ubiquitous small boy rushed in and
out and his much-less-numerous father
and mother strolled in to watch the great
act of Acrobat Ed O'Bryan in riding bare
back the diminutive Democratic mule and
the taiky calamity Pegasus one foot rest
ing anything but steadily on the back OF
the low burro, the other almost even
with his head, against the shoulders of the
obstinate Alliance steed. The Hyde park
attraction failed to draw the usual large
number of small boys, although there
were enough on hand,) the Douglas avenue
aggregation having greater novelty and
the additional inducement OF "A chance 10
crawl under tee canvas; but n the early
part of the evening considerable number
OF grown people sat and stood about under
tue trees. When the band began to play.
at o'clock. people commenced to gather
in, attracted by the good Republican airs
of John Brown" and Rally Round the
Flag" and to collect in groups near the
stand. When the playing ended. probably
sixty FIVE voters were in the park But they
were not all Peoples party men, nor were
the Alliance men, all of the Sixth ward.
Fully one-third of the voters were Repub-
Leans OF the fdsionIsts who 90 not in
crease the resident population OF the ward
by living in it was John Terrell. b. l..
kies. having recovered enough from his
Nuseller drubbing to be about, sat Ian
guidly interested IN the grand stand.
Irwin Stratt0n gszsd out into the dark
shades from he stand steps, trying vailly
10 discover soale new convert to Peopls' 5
party platiiudes- Ed O'Bryan wandered
hther and yon with his peculiarly O'Bry-
auish smile only half showing across his
face, while his law clerk helped swell the
aamoer of "Sixth-warder-" who listened
when Eddie spoke. \ Sedgwick block
lawyer OF porrly build bent his head
atteuiveiy. listeuiag-Jut 20 the couyer-
safiou Of his wife aud her friends. \
Third ward school hosrd officer stood IN
dolently about, his hands ia bis pockets,
while four wheelmen fingered 0H the
bagd gave place 10 IA O Bryan. while also
a north town doctor wsss present. for fear
tie severe attack ei ''eh!iss' fram which
the 'Leagns" Is Suffering ssi0aad become
SO severe ~ 20 Geesl BIS attention..
Mr. o Bryan had kssrl Of Senator Beat
ley spsech ~ the park tbe =. gAt before,
aad was Just rs evidently aiSF;AesI tbsEeby
He had also heard II Captain Dan Dryer.
for his opeuiag remarks were issieHeietl rs
"a SUR upon tn 1t gen a!cEaan. \ flemopop
: Candidate cIos. ses heretofore SUI poFt es
of either pAF1g VINO refused - Se A part oi
the goods ia TIE great ssai, bGt theft dr.
/ likes will be Numerous and strong this
fail. Mr.. q Bryan rrrBarks tSucAsesi i41.sln-
ly OF tie question ot freight rates. sn4 !,
WIS pl4in be Realized the zsec<s-5ts 8.
fighting Il be sosslsl lsssye even ges7ee liable
vote fTans als owa s. s1Es.ssAizses- and se
aid has utal1sg, rsisa nc o-!s3s ss.ssgssk AHA
Senator Eent!eg, ~ sad, s4ssi voted
agalas. tae Campbell fTei-hS b.il. "a:
favored The Ltoa-las substitute. tseeafoge
Senator Beas.ey id Eos favor rst5-Ia e.
freight Rates. Tie Campbell lsl.l sszs -
dead detective e fhe santa Re EssAd
could LEI fad x, according 20 I'll aas IL
devoted 5Ares-foagth OF his tine % l. az
ois inspector haG c.zsss fed certain
cans a. ligAsr c4sSs .hsn sLs
/. supper tacuxns YsSnf, ;Aereses- Nj. Bout