The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-30
The aQita Daily Eaele Sunday aeornno April So 1893
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gates By the citizens Of Hutchinson.
Three car loads of walnut logs passed
through Atchison day or two ago con
signed to a manufacturing concern in
| Germany. Seems odd that so much of
such valuable timber could be found in a
The 4 -year-old son of g. ". Hlls OF Rice
county fell into tub of soft soap that had
just been removed from the Gre, Wednes-
day, and was so badly burned that he died
in a few hours. The child's mother and
| aunt Were near by when the accident &C.
CURED but not close enough to prevent il.
The Parsons Sun is eautioning the
farmers against ssiudlers and bunco oD-
orators who go about the rural districts
seeking whom they may do up. The farm
er OF the present who allows himself to be
gulled by the smooth man with bargain
in trade, or game, is Jay who don I
| read the papers. ana consequently de-
serves no sympathy.
John p st JOHN says that he gets no
money for his work against the saloons.
Tue question that puzzles the Newton Re
publican is: How does be manage TO
receives nothing for his work?' VIII
some one answer this puzziiug question
for the esteemeds
Senator PETER is not wholly regardless
of the interests of his constituents. He
has no graft on the appoiutive authorities,
but he has secured full quota OF seeds
from that department and sent them free
10 his sou-in-law, Mcclellan, OF Grenola,
for distribution
The Santa Fe will in few DAYS be
placed under tie superintendent oil two
officials instead Of one, rs at present. The
road west of Dodge City Will be given TO
Mr.. +. +. Nelson, with headquarters at
Denver. II. r. Nickerson will have charge
Of the eastern division as usual.
Among the passengers on an incoming
Missouri Pacific train yesterday was Il
fool man with live rattlesnake concealed
Under his WOODEN shirt. He kept the
Creature out OF sight all the way up the
road, but rs be came out of the car the
snake put his head out in plain view of an
AtchIson man who ran home aud told his
wife he would never drink another drop OF
whisky
prairie country. once known rs desert.
The Parsons Sun thinks Secretary Os-
born's divulgements % CONCERNING certain
Republican eX-ofIicials show him to be a
bigger fool than Thompson's colt. That is
an aspersion upon the colts kind, for
while its act was ridiculously silly it be-
longs to a species that is credited with
havin. the strongest kind of sense. This
leaves the state secretary in the category
OF freaks, but that only makes it worse
for that gent.
Governor Lewelling has appointed fifteen
delegates to represent Kansas III the rail
road congress to be held at Lincoln, Neb.,
Oh JuEe l. The object of this congress,
which will be attended 10y delegates from
the states of Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma,
Texas, North aud South Dakota, will be
to take steps to secure north and south
railroad through these states from the
Canadian border to the gulf of Mexico.
The delegates named by Governor Lew
cling are all Popuiists, as follows: Frank
Doster, Marion; +. j. Close, Troy; Walter
n. Allen. Meriden; Ben S. Henderson,
Winfield; John G. Otis, Topeka; A. A
Stewart. Manhattan; DIR. H. d. Patee,
Topeka; j. w. Higgins, Beloit; F. 5
Johnson. Phillipsburg; l.. f. Dick, Par
sons; c. E. Foot, Marion; ID. II. Heffil-
bower, Bucyrus; J. n. Limbacher, Man
haitian; W. f. Hutchinson, Wichita, and
Robert Patterson, Usage City.