The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-12-03
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The old settlers of Topeka win celebrate
the thirty-eighth birthday of Topeka OF
Dec. ), next Monday, by a banquet at tn
/ Copeland
The supers,itously inclined Abilene
are now bothered over haunted house il
their midst. Harger Ought to turn his Re
! Hector on it and show it up
| Minister Ryan expects to return to To
! peka and practice law for while after
/ being bounced from his present position
which he expects, Of course.
! Emporia will now try to boom on the
/ salubriousness OF her southern sunny cline
| An orange tree in that town has borne
/ crop of that fruit to full maturity.
! The Lawrence Journal is immodest
enough to suggest that the talk about The
division of the state means manfestly q
| division OF the state Patronage. Very
| likely.
Bent Murdoch has discovered an FL Do.
RADIO man who was born 10 the same town
in Iowa as Governor Lewelliug, aud who
vouches for the governor eject 5 exemplary
boyhood.
, Judge Buchanan of Winfield was the
! Thirteenth judicial district. There were
1900 votes cast. and Buchanan was beaten
by - votes.
The forthcoming report of the state su-
perintendent OF public instruction shows
that last year the total amount expended
for school purposes ia the state was
a, $40, 76l43
AT ladies' tea party given at one of the
fashionable homes of Smith Center lady
Mrs. Lease was endorsed for United States
senator. The questions OF corsets and
short skirts We're also discussed. The
matter of women resting their feet upon
the desk, man fashion, WAS held over for
the next tea"
Emigration from Atchson has been SO
heavy among its coloied population the
past few months that the colored Baptist
church in that place has been compelled to
dispose Of its house Of worship to meet its
running expenses. The bulk of the atfluX
have gone to Oklahoma
The sixth annual meeting OF the Kansas
State Dairy association Will be held III rep
resentative hail. Topeka December y and
16 One of their members (Otis) having
been pretty thoroughly churned in the re-
cent bee, the association will be too much
of bluejon consistency tt stand much
Swimming from punsteTs. Better let 'em
alone.
Morgan, the rebel raider had his photo
graph taken with his wife at his side dur
ing the war. one of these photographs
which came into the possession of Major
w. b. Shockley of Fort Scott, has been
sent to the State Historical society. As
curio the photo may be all right and
proper object for preservation III mu
scum, but there is no historical couuec-
tion between the subject and the state.
Ex-priest % Slauery has been creating
something of furore in Topeka and Atch-
ison the past few days by his EXPOSE Of
Romanism." in public lectures III those
towns. His notoriety preceded him
to AtchisOn aud the Globe says several men
in that place threatened TO whip him on
arrival, but when he arrived they looked
at him, and then gave up the notion He
is as big as John l.. Sullivan, and looks
like trained athlete.
The cashier of the First National bank,
of st. John, Kansas, didn't believe that
girls could walk much, except on Brussels
carpet, so he offered as n bluff to wager SIS
that Misses NJ. Beuford, Rose Wolley aLd
Minnie Potter couIdn't walk from Stafford
to ST. John, ten miles, in four hours. The
girls accepted, rode to Stafford on the cars
and walked back, escorted by the Stafford
brass band, and were received AZ
home by the St. John band y it'll time 20
spare. The Cashier paid the girls in silver
dollars and gave them grand banquet Il
the bargain.