The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-02-15
ABOUT KANSAS.

Topeka is excited over the discovery of q
gambling den in that city. The owner oil
the building says it is the first rent he ha.
had for three years.
The Kansas City, Kan, Gazette says
Frank Doster of Marion, S. S. King OF
| WyandotIe. and NJ. B.. Nicholson oil
Norris. will be the new supreme court
commission"
Swine growers are the stuckupest set in
the community 1t is getting SO now that
when "a SOW finds litter of pigs the local
| papers parade the event as Mr.. So-and-so' S
good fortune.
The state pharmacists are getting up a
! petition asking the legislature for an APP
preparation of SO, 600 for the completion
of an addition TO the department OF
! pharmacy in the state university.
! j. A. Carlisle, a brother of John g.
| Carlisle OF Kentucky, says ne wants TO be
! postmaster at Oak Hill, Clay county, Kan
sas. of which postoffiee ne is patron. He
stands good show OF getting it.
| The deadly revolver got in its work
on prominent citizen of Atchison, a
grain merchant named 4. G. Low. He
took revolver and started out to shoot
| rats, fell down and a ball went through
his own body, resulting fatally.
The Medicine Lodge Cresset thinks John
Martin is entitled to have the title of Dr.
prefxed to his name if not the title OF
senator. from the fact of his having
brought Mrs. Lease around all right.
1t is understood that Tom Fitch of
Wichita will never again cock his friendly
feet up on Governor dwellings desk.-K.
G. Star. That may be so, but it will not
debar him from cracking Imaginable jokes
at his own and the governors expense.
VIII Cameron, a school teacher of Bar
Der county, was arrested On a charge of
assault and battery for whipping a son OF
Fred Kasterke. The whipping was done
by advice from the school board. The jury
brought in verdict of mot guilty"
The Atchison Globe is responsible for
the statement that Miss McDuff of that
city has within twelve years made 81, sos
pounds of butter, which she has sold for
$4,000. Doesn't somebody know of some
little boy or girl that has grown big
bank account from planting pen of pigs
year ago? There ought to be scores of
them.
Rev. Mr.. Smith of the First Christian
church has arranged for an unique service
at the First Christian church, Topeka,
Sunday evening, February 10. 1t is sym
postum by members of the Legislature on
the subject: "Why am | Chrisiians"
Short speeches will be made by Senator
Milton Brown, Representative Watson,
Representative Tucker and Representative
Graham.
Senator Perkins presented two petitions
to congress from Kansas people day or
two ago. One was petition from the
Southern kingman and Northern Har-
per County Home Seekers union OF Kan
sas, j." praying for the opening of the Chero
kee outlet; the other, was memorial of
the senate of Kansas remonstr ting against
the repeal of the so-called Sherman silver
law. Both were given upper berths in the
sleepy apartment.
The Star denies that the Conway Springs
girls use sugar water to make their hair
curly. 1t says they like it bstter as it is
and they do not have to drink sugar water
for any other purpose. and then adds:
1--WE have no sugar or corn-fed girls for
you to crack jokes at, but the best looking
girls in the state" Nothing was said or
ihtimated about the eating or drinking
capacity of your girls-it is admitted they
are sweetsr than if sugar coated, while
their plumpness ana rotundity indicate
better feeding than corn. But the Stars
denial does not cover the use of sugar
water on the hair, while it admits that
their hair is woody.