The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-24
KANSAS KALEIDOSCOPE.

! be ueulcat ed next sunday.
Major Suily OF the Salvation Army ex-
poets to organize a training school for
! officers at Topeka.
! Hon. Tom Ryan, ex-minister to Mexico,
has returned to his home, reaching To-
peka Sunday night.
| The Ottawa Republican denies the
rumor that Governor Anthony contem-
| plates removing to Oklahoma.
| The office of grand recorder of the Ma
| sonic fraternity of Kansas has been re-
moved from Topeka to Leavenworth.
| Bicycle riders in Topeka have to keep in
the middle of the road Those who ride
on the sidewalk are pulled by the police.
! The total value of the live stock products
| of Kansas In 1892 was $40. S53, S35 Ten
| years before the total value was S29, 500, :
933
An Atchison woman declined an offer Of
marriage because it is too hard to get
divorce in Kansas. She ought to go to
Utah. where they are not needed.
The Wellington Mail estimates the
present crop of Sumner county at ten
bushels to the acre. making Z, 100, 900 bush
els i'll the aggregate.
Jake Stotler says: st seems to US that
Fort Scott has the longest stsirways we
ever encountered" That is a very natural
opinion for a fat m An on the outrageous
side OF 80.
The latest fad among the Atchison
young men is to wear celluIoid collars,
with the front buttoned at the back. They
seem to think it gives them sort of cleri-
cal appearance.
A surveying corps in the employ of the
/ Sante Fe railway system passed through
the Usage reservation last week. looking
the 81 u alton over for road between Cot
feyyilie aud Guthrie.
In Sterling when the marshal kills a
dog instead of burying him he takes him
to the city waterworks. The Bulletin
Gazette says: "A good fat dog saves the
city about half ton of coal.
Albert Nize, farmer living twelve
miles north OF Atchson, had a valuable
horse stolen from him the other night.
That was naughty: if the thief would re
turn the horse it would oe Me-.
Mr. O. B. Tower spent the week inspect
ing the country along the iiue OF the | mon
Pacific as far west as Saliva He says the
cattle and hog interests are in fine shape,
and an enormous acreage planted in corn.
Kansas crops are not In such bad shape
as has been represented. The people of
Kansas begin 10 ache, gripe aud whine
Jan l. aud they keep 10 up until Dee. 81
In the meantime God Almighty provides
bountifullv CofTeyville Journal.
Conductor William Bonner, who resided
at Newton and run on the southern divis-
ION. was cut in two in the Newton yards
Sunday. lie stepped away frem one train
and was struck by the switch engine on
an adjoining track and instantly killed
The ossified man-otherwise c,talep;ic-
is on the road with A combination Of side
shows and travelling patent MEDICINE
vendors The people who control him did
not want Dr. Flint to see hiIn-they have
too soft a snap IN exhibiting the unior-
tunate.
Secretary Mothers report, issuei Sstur-
dav. shows the amount Of wheat IA the
hands Of the farmers March /. l-3, 70 be
: esT3. al bushels: corn. e6.65,0I3 bushels
There are 81. OF horses in the state. So, f2l
mich COWS, I,0Ii.2Il hogs and go 80
sheep
state superintendent Snider says he has
received letters from number Of insuF-
ance companies which indicate thar the
order Of the department requiring all con-
panies dong business in Kansas 10 main
tain offices n the state viii be obeyed 6y
/ all the companies Is 1t 10 ~ Inferred
from this that it IS optional with the con-
ransss whether or nos they comply with
/ the commissioners order il that Gomez
! 1ion3
Barber COUNTY = experiencing quite
little sensation jas. now oveg ne arresi q
Two brothers, Thompson uy raule FOR he
rnarl!er Of an old Ilaa IN that couaty soI2e
eight yesrs ago. A Singular tsci bTo0<Ai
( &, The II nd Of Coldwster citizens - cor
usc5soa wsth these same IhofHP@oas. =
thai they individually. we're tns Ilrss 80
discover the 10 ble iiFrs ;s.As hATe visited
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