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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09
Listy Unit6w.
pokohczenie.)

Ale l my pracujemy wszyscy,
iaK kto mole i ME leni SIC laden
do roboty, ale lyle zarobimy co
kura, gdy ca}y dzieh nogq grze-
bic, ale przychodzi do gospodarza
i otrzymuie posifek, DO gospodarz
vie, re tenn ME zyta, co %ugrzeba}a.
Prey TEN GAIA praca ma mic, DO
ME ma b}ogos}awienstwa od Boga
ma ten krai l ma ten nar6d. Zad-
diego urodzaju tn ME ma; vice
i nam sic tn trudno wyzywit.
Wszedzie wisl Faraonowa kleSka
mad Ro,ya to juz drugi rok,
jak sic mic ME rodzl.
W tym roku knzdy nysla},
re p%oprzedni rok by} g}odny dIa
tego, re lima by4a ciezka i d}uga,
ale re latos bedz1e urodza1. Vice
wyzut sic z ostatniego grosza,
zebY posiac zlemle, ale jak ME
by}o, TAX Bog VIE, czy sic kto
doczeka.
Przez zine Gaia by}y take
gminy, W kt6rych wcale trnpow
ME chowano W ziemie, gdy ludzie
Z giodu nmierali tylko, sk}adali
je do spichrz6w. Najwleccj tego
by1o u Tatarow j Baszklr6w. DO
tym rad ME udziela4 zadne, po-
moey. Vice gdy przysz}a ~~iosna,
musieli 2 urzedu tie trupy chowac.
Swoim za$, to Jest rosyjskim lu
dziom, dawano y urzedu 10 3
pudy ma dnsze do siewu, ale
sta1Y warty, zeby tego me ziedli,
tylko postal. Wiec obsialI I"uzlc
s"ole grunta j zboze prknic
zesz}o, DO re zlmY byIa wlJgotna
ziemIa. Kazdy SIC tc= ~c,cszsl
nadziej2, Gle gdy sic zboze pod.
nios'o meco v @d'g, zjawl3a sig
%Szarahcza i poczeta zboze niszczyC.
Rzad sic tego obawlat i zaraz ,
wlosn2 przysiano oicer6~, zcby
pllhowall %Szaranczy. Vice tt
oticerzy ~zacZell lud2i re wsi Two
1VSar IabN I,,l' Cyo,.,n,,,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

a Rad pfaci 4 ziete "a pud sza-
ranczy. Vice do miesiaca hpca
na}aparo W czelah,hskim powiecle
SO tysiecy pud6w, ale procz teso
]eszcze }apall ludz,e, chloe Rad "a
wszystko p}acit ME mog}. Ale
cale to iapanie szarahczy ma mic
sic ME przyda, DO I'M w,ecej }apia,
tenn SIG wiecel mnozy,
grunta stratowane tenn }apanlem,
tax, re nawet ME znac, gdzle
by}o poslane, a przez to wleceJ
szkodv, niz korzyscl. o sto worst
cd mlasta Czelaby ma zach6d, wy.
jadia szarancza trawe i zboze TAX,
re pud slana p}ac2 tam POI rubla
i to ~jeszcze kuplt ME MONA. w
polnocnei stronie Jest lepszy nieco
urodzaj , zboze mieJscami iadme
stol. Trawy ME pozwala teraz Rad
koslt, az do mlesleca lipca, Ola
ochrony zboza.
Obecme buduje Rad droge
zelazna az do Czetaby i luz do
zlny ma bye gotowa, DO podczas
g4odu, gdy Rad dostawia} zboze,
to .yozka Cd stacyl kole, do
powiatu kosztowa}a 70 kopiejek
cd puda "a $40 worst. Obecme
tez Jeszcze Rad karmi starych l
maiych, DO j~eszcze mic ME sprzat-
nell. Vice do policyl pe}no marc
du przychodzl kazdy dzien /
krzyczY: davaj zycit, albo smiert!
Naczelni'> obsadzil sic straza.
{ Ma konlec polecamy sic NC
dlltwom Waszym my bracla /
siostry, bedacy tn ma wygnaniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09
kAPISUJCIE SOB!G WIAkUSA
z u~roczystosci jubi-
l%euszowych W Waty-
kanie.

Rzym, 8 ~stycznia. Papiez
rozpocz4f dzlsiaj szereg uroczystoS-
CT ma uczczenie swego blskupiego
j%ubileuszu p%rzyjeclem przeszt' 800
dziecl 4 sfcr szlachecklch mlesz-
czaMsSlch. Dzleclom, dziewczetom
chiopcom, towarzyszvli rodzlce,
kledy Papiez wszed} do sail
konsystorskiej, odspiewat Choir
dzleci kilka hvmnow.na Geese jego
/ krysztofa Columbia.
N~astepnie ch}epczyk osmiolet-
nj Z rodziny Barsl i sledmiolet-
MA d~zlewczynka Z rodzlny Barg-
%hlglloni, wygfosili pred tronem
papiezklm z nlewymownym wdzle.
klein wiersz we formle dyalogu.
Wyrazlll w nm koIejno @uczucia
WARY przy"iazanla do Stollcy
swletej, W ktorych maja szczescie
bye wychowani, mowiii dzieciat-
ku Jezus, o anlofach, 0 trzech
medrcach re Wschodu, wreszcie @
darach, ktore W imleniu obecnych
i nieobecnych towarzyszy przyszli
z}ozyc namiestnikowi Chrystuso-
wemu. P'ekny ten dyalog zakon-
cyl sic okrzyklem Ma Geese Leona
XIII, powt6rzonym re zapa}em
przez setkl g&osow d~zieciecych.
Tymczasem sliczua dzlewecz-
ka, coreczka kslecia Tomasza
Antici-Mattel, zblizy4a sic do tronu
i wreczy Ia Jego Swiqtobliwosc:
pieknle haftowany woreczek
ofara ]ublleuszowa, zebrana prze,
dzlecl obecne ma audyencyl i ME
} obecne 2 koledy, kt6ra wedlt
zwyczaju W rodzinach rzymsklch
otrzymula W dniu Trzech Kr6l1.
Ojslec sw. by} g}eboko wzru
SONY a chc9c, ably ~wszystki'
dzleci obecne mogfy zblizyc 81,
do Jego DGstoinei osoby kazat in
przystaplc kezdemu z osobna
mial ola kazdego z nlch uprzejm,
s}owo, blogos}aw,} ie, g}askaf ,cl
g}owy, slowem okazywat i'm do.
brot iscie ojcowskq, rozdaia
dzlcwczynKom meda]lonikl srebrn
z wlzerunkiem Najsw. Pam.
Niepokalanie r~oczetei, ch}orcor
gas Z wyobrazeniem sw J6zcfa.
Ia detilada trwa}a przesz}
dwle godziny a Oiciec sw. sam i
prledfuza}, rozmawlajac Z kazdel
Z dzleci l pleszczac SIC . MEM
jake Namiestnlk lego, kt6r
p~owiedzlai: ,,Pozwolcie dz)atkol
przyisG do mnie".
Zapat wSr6d togo zastepu me
wlni4tek by1 wielkl ~objawlaf 81
W ~serdecznych okr2ykach na czeS
Lcona Nil, Przy wyjScju 2 sa
audYency' @omutet rozdawal die
clom drukowarc karty zportrctcl
oJca sw. l napisem, zachycaJqcyl
je do zachowanA ma Gale zyclc
pamlecl przyJecia oicowsklcgo z
, strony NamIcstnIka Chrystusoweg,
ktore z pewnoscl4 przez caie zycr
bedzle Ala mch reAoJmlau biogo
laWicllstwa.
sMzMD
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09
1afysf HaFszavski
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Wychodzi codziennie W dw6ch
edycjach: rannei i wleczorneJ, o.
procz SWAT dni swiatecznych, W
ktore wychodzl raz ieden ma dzlen.
Olbrzymi dial telegramow i
korespondencyj re wszystkich stolio
europejsklch i pahstw zaocea-
nowych, wreszcle wsp6lpracownlct-
wo pierwszorzednych pisarz6w
polskich zjedna}y
KURYEROWI WARSZAWSKIEMU
w%yjatkowa kraju naszym l "a.
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Cena prominently "a granics
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Warszawie ko0. 5, poranny zas kop. 3
Cena ogtoszeh: Keklamy: "a ]e.
den wiersz garm, ntowy, albo jego
miejsce pierwszy raz 25 kop., kazdy
nastepny raz kop 20.
korespondencya prywatna DO
Genie reklam.
Nel>rOioyia: "a wicrsz Is kop.
zwyczaJne ogloszenla: Ia ]eden
Wle1sz petitowy, alho iego miejsce,
pierwszy raz 10 kop. kazdy nastepny
raz s kop.
Male og@oszenia "a jeden wyraz
20 2 kop- kazdy raz og}oszenie minimum
20 kop.
NadeSlane. za ,eden w;ore,
garmOntOwY IS. I.
Adres ola depesz
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

co ShYCHAC.
NIEMCY. Gazety berlin.
skie pisa, lie nowemu plano
wi wojskowemu So przeciwnl
take jenera}owie. lego lesz-
cze nigdy ME. bywalo;
ofcerowie wyzsiUzawsze byli
"a tenn, azeby woJsko pomno'
zyt. Podobno s}awny
jeneraI hr. Waldersee, ME
Jest "a prawem wojskowem.
Cesarz Wilchelm mial PREY
pow;nszowaniu Nowego Roku
powiedziec do ieneraiow, IL
bedzie to uwaza} jake nlepo-
siuszehstwo, skoro jaki general
blanowi wojskowemu sprzecl-
wiac sic bedzie.
Czv prezes
ministrow zdo}al sic u}ozyG z
trzema najmocniejszymi stron-
nictwami co do tego. W ]akim
duchu maia ist rzady W
Austryi, ME wiedziet. Gazety
g}osza, re ,ministrowie radza
ciagle z przywodzcami stron-
nictw konserwatywnego,
polskiego niemieckiei lew'cy.
CT BOWEN razem ma]a
stanowic kartel rzadowy, lecz
tylko wtedy, jezeli sic wspol-
ME pogodza, co jest rzecza
ME latwa.
- Teraz nareszcie skaso-
wal minister oSWlecenla oW
ukaz Iiberalnei w]adzy szkol-
mel, re dzieciom ME wolno
PREY przezegnaniu wymawlat
slow, jak sic musza te
slowa movie. DosyG, re
sic minister ma to zdomog1,
DO on tel ami goracy ami
Jimmy w ~sprawach religii,
WLOCHY. Wyda}o sig
teraz, re Krispl, gdy leszcze
byl ministrem, upowazni} owe
go lydia Herza, co to wspra.
vie Panamskiej g16wnie mata'
cyl, ably sic Z rzadem fran
cuskim w imieniu W1ocf
uklada}, czyby Francya ME
chcia}a z Wlochami zawrzee
erzymierza. Jesliby Francuz
chez do tego okazali, to WHO
chy chcialy porzuci6 przymie
RE z Austrya i Niemcami
a z Francya sic po8aczyt. Z
tego widat, re Krispi v
oczy Niemcom przyjaciel;
udawa}, a "a oczami uk}ada
sic przeciwnikami Niemcow
Krispi chcial tel owemu He
rzowi daG wysokl order wlo
ski i juz pismo byto uszy
kowane, lecz w tym czasi'
w1asnie urzad ministra stfacl]
a nastepca lego Herzow
orderu nie da}.
Me ma je
szcze roku, jak posel buIgar
ski w stolicy tureckiej zamol
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09
Z ROSII donoSza, re

Z ROSYI donosza, re mlejs-
cami jest W tym roku %jeszcze
wiekszy brak zboza. niz roku
przeszlego. Rad posy}a do tych
okollc ,loscj zb"za-
Ola braku zboza j handel me
idzle, DO ME majq co wywozjt "a
granice. Pc 1nne lata, gdy zboza
bylo DUO, by4 ruch handlowY
znaczny.
- Ia sprawl miniStrow rosyi
skich zalozy} sic W i'etersburgu
~zwiazek, Kt6ry ma ma ceIu koloni :
zowaG po1udniowe zachodnle czes
CT Rosy ludzml, co W okollcach
zaludnlonvch ME ma]a dostatecz
nego u%trzymania. Rad chce te
kolonizacya mocno popierac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

FRANCYA. Sprawl oszustw
spo}ki Panamsklej wykaza}a ME-
dry innemi i to, re najwieksi
matacze tel brudnel sprawie
byli zydaml. To s%prawl}o w Parry
zu taxi skutek, il llczba nieprzy-
jaci6} &ydowszczyzny coraz wiecej
sic mnozy, a ruch antysemickl
moznieje. Ma zebraniu antysemlc-
KEEN W Paryzu gadano bardzo
ostro przec,w zydom domagano
sic, ably i'm wziaSc wszelkie prawa
obywatelsAie. Obecni ma zebraniu
byli bardzo zgorszeni i p]odbnrzen.
sprawkami zydowskieml. Dwustu
policyant6w 2 bledq zdo]a}o utrzy-
mac ~porzadek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

pedza dzlerzawcow, skoro
dzierzawy zap}acit ME NIGGA.
Jezeli z tenn ma bye leplel,
to Rad must przystac ma
utworzenie sadow roziem-
czych, kto:e spory panow z
dzierzawcami saddle beda.
Inaczej nie bedzie pokoju W
kraiu.
q CHIN. w pewnem wiel-
klein miescie zanosi sic
znowu ma przeSladowa-
ME Chrzescian. DO Mlssyona-
rzy chrzesciahskich przywie-
dziono chIopca z bolacem O.
klein, ktore O. tatecznie
wyplynelo. Missyonarze kazali
chlopcu stuczne oko wprawic.
Skutkiem tego poczvtali ich
Chihczycy o czarodziejstwo
napadli ma Mich, lecz policya
obronila Missvonarzy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

Me ma le-
szcze roku, jak posel buIgar-
ski w stollcy tureckiej zamor-
dowany zosta}. Pablo podei-
rzenie, re to Moskale sprawill.
Sad Z policya sledzi} i szukai
zbrodniarzy, lecz znalese ME
mogi i Gala sprawl usne}a.
Bu}garzy wyslali lnnego posla
ma miejs1e zamordowanego.
Teraz i przeciw temu spiskl
robia. Ktos doniosl O tenn
pos}owi, a ten znow rz2dowi
tureckiemu. Sultan rozkazaI,
ably pred domem posla zo}-
Mere ma warcie stall.
w kaZaio
MOVE ministerstwo spisac do
kladnie, jake jest istotnie
polozenle dzlerzawcow irlandz.
kich, ktorzy grunta Cd pan6v
angieiskich dzlerzawiq. Bardzc
madrze i sprawiedliwie uczyni.
10, re do pomocv W ten
p~rzedsiewziecIu zaprosiIo te.
poslow irlandzkich. CT tedy
wykazali, re dzierzawa jest zs
wysoka, a wielu panow wy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-02-09

R OIL N I K.
pismo to gf6wnie lest
poswiecone sprawom farmer
skim, podawaG bedzie arty.
kufy gosp q rs
twle. Q nict"le, c o.
wanlu ia W
skrocen1u niektore teIegramy
zagranlc7ne i krajowe.
Prenumerata wyncs, tylxo
$l.00 roczn1e.
Ktoby chciaf zapisat roll
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adres z za]aczen,em s1.O0
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
FORT SCOTpS NEW PAPER MILL.

| Fort SCOTS new paper mill was for
mally put in active operation last Sat
urday. This is the first venture of the
kind in Southern Kansas. Speaking OF
the enterprise the Monitor says:
''The Fort Scott paper mill is reality
and soon its product will be on she mar
ket, and elbowing its way for customers
by the side of eastern manufactures.
The paper Is manufactured entirely of
begasEe, which is the refuse of the sugar
factory, and therefore has the great ad
vantage of abundance of material at its
door at a trifiing cost. 1t is bound to be
success. The machinery Throughout is
OF the most perfect pattern, and the new
building has been constructed with
view OF handling the work with the
greatest economy of labor and money.
This successful starting of this new
enterprise at such a time rs this season
has been, without local aid, amid gen.
eral business Generalization, is a mat
ter of pride not only to the proprietors,
but to every citizen of Fort Scott. It
marks a new epoch in the industrial
struggles Of the town, and its import
ance in this line cannot he overesti-
mated. 1t is step in the march to
commercial prominence which will
make future steps easier, and our city is
certainly TO be congratulated over her
splendid triumph in numbering this
paper mill as one of her solid and pros
porous manufacturing enterprises"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
M'KiNLBY's SPEECHES.

Governor Mckinley is talking to the
people of Ohio. That means a great
deal. He knows what he talks about.
He believes what he SAYS. He is frank,
convincing, pleasing. He comes and
goes like a conquering here. He talks
common sense. The ignorant under
stand his deepest argument. Here is a
sample. Referring to the idle industries
he says:
How are You going to start them:
Will free trade start them:" Prolonged
cries of mo, not Will low tariff start
them? mo" VIII making it easier
for foreign products To get into this
country increase the demand for our
own products: VIII having our goods
made by foreign workmen Increase the
demand for American workmen: Loud
responses of mo, no. Ii we make it
easier To buy our iron, our steel, our
wool, our pottery, our glass. our nails,
from abroad-wIll that furnish employ-
ment to the American workingmen, to
the American farmer, the American
mechanic:
That is getting right at the kernel.
Yes, our Industries are Frustrated: will
buying our fabrics in Europe 5 art them
W: VIII the giving TO foreign labor
what IS due to home labor furnish our
workmen with work: Here is another
pointed extract:
Can any man in this audience tell
me of single industry that has been
started since Grover Cleveland became
PRESIDENT:
y voice from the audience. "1he
tramp industry" This patriotism &C.
casioaed burst of laughter. in which
Gov. Mckinley joined, and he smilinSly
replied:
That is manifest. my friend. to every
observer. The only business of this
country that has not been paraly zed. in
the language OF the Chicago platform
OF 1925, has been the business of the
usurer and the sheriff.
In view of tins explanation. how uu-
just the charge that the tariff has crushed
our industries. But the governor Illus
trates hs position by taking wool as an
ex2mpie. Read:
Here the governor was interrupted by
several men In the audience who ASKED
him 10 explain why wool WAS so low
now
II was just about 10 dose, he replied.
the party winch said wool should be
free has got into power. The manulaet-
urer WHO makes woolen coths in this
country buys his wool RON, bur he does
Let market his cioIn for six or nine
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
ENGLISH HOSPITAL ABUSES.
How Private Nurses Are "sweated" In
Some London Insrisufiona.

How Private Nurses Are "sweated" In
Some London Institutions.
Speaking of this abuse IN the Lon
don Queen. Mrs Bedford Penwick.
whose career from probationer 10 SUI
perintendent of a nurses home per-
nits her to do SD with authority. says:
y. is long story. ] suppose the
history OF the movement dates back
pretty nearly 20 the time. some twenty
or twenty-five years ago, when edE-
Gated women were first introduced
into hospitals. instead OF the uatrained
and often Incapable women OF tho
cha-wosnan class who were formerly
employed Ladies' effected grea; and
valuable improvements in the meth
ods OF nursing. but the authorities az
first hardly knew how to treat them
and expected them 20 do the mental
work which their predecessors had
performed Then came the in.roduc-
ton OF wardmzsais and this grievances
was reSires~~d-
But somehow she confirmed. an
our nursing world ssc hare 81 soss1aer
rs-2ove1 orc sbEse thaa spo;.seg A&s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17

months. He cannot pay protective tariff
prices, for If he does so his cloth, which
| IS manufactured now, but will not be
| marketed for several months, may have
to compete with cloth made of free wool,
aad he is not fool enough to pay protect
i've tariff prices for wool to go into cloth
that six months from now must compete
with cloth made of wool bought at free
trade prices.
s.And SO the wooden cloth manufact-
urer says to the wool grower: 1 will
buy yonr wool, but l must pay you
practically free trade prices And that
Is what is gong on today. You are
getting now a fore.atse of free trade.
Wait until you reach the full tide of
free trade and you will get anywhere
from 3 to 7 cents less than you are
getting now
The governor tells of leading Demo-
Gratis who denounced the tariff and
voted for Cleveland going down to
Washington and appealing to the ways
and means committee not to take the
duty off of this, that and other articles,
and then says:
what spectacle these gentlemen
present! Ihey voted Tor free trade last
year and they are now down at Wash
ingion praying that the men they
elected TO execute free trade shall not do
1t. Derisive laughter.
"Why. we have been saying for thirty
wears that to maintain p elective tariff
was necessary to our national prosperi-
ty. Applause. They have been vot-
ing against protective tariff for thirty
years, and now that they have won the
victory they are praying God and the
COMMITTEES on ways and means that they
may be delivered from the fruits of their
own action. Prolonged cheers and
laughter.
Yes, indeed, the governor is arguing.
He is down to solid work, and it is tell
ing. In his Akron speech he asked his
competitor, AIR. Neal, what tariff he
would put on sugar, wood, iron, steel,
glass. pottery, cotton goods, etc. Would
he put any? Ii so, how much? Does Mr..
Neal answer? Not bit. He has moth
ing to propose. He is intensely Demo
cratic, and can only growl.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
KANSAS THE MOST GLORIOUS.

The Burlington Republican is an opti-
mist full of bravery ard hope. Hear
how il talks: "With all that can be said
against her, Kansas is still the most glo-
rious state in the union. She has been
cursed with drouth and flood, chinch
bugs and grasshoppers, boraer ruffians
and too much politics, and still she
grew and flourished like the sunflowers
that dot her fertile prairies. In recent
years greater Affections have been her
portion. She became the home of the
peoples party. Long haired cranks
placed upon her shoulders the burden of
the agitation over equal suffrage and she
has been the birthplace of all manner of
social and political ism5 and heresies.
She has sent buffoons and clowns to REP
resent her in the halls of congress, and
they have called down upon her the de-
rision of the nation. Kansas has become
for time the laughing stock of civiliza-
ton, but with her boundless resources
and the energy and practical common
sense of the better portion of her people
she is destined TO retrieve her furnished
reputation. She is on the road to pros
perity, and what she needs is to retain
her young men,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
WANTS TO SWAP BACK.

A correspondent writes to the Sand
witch Free Press as follows: Tie Fish
Brothers Wagon Company of Racine,
has a customer in Kentucky to whom
for several years they have sold large
numbers of farm wagons on cash orders.
When trade began to slack up and
money was getting scarce about May
last, il occurred to them to solicit the
customary order from their Kentucky
friend. In due course of mail an ans
wer came, saying the trade WAS rather
dull, business outlook uncertain, and he
didn't feel like putting any money into
wagons just then, but if they had u
mind to send on some wagons on CON-
signment or on SIX months time, they
could do so. They replied to him that in
quoting to him their prices in Their former
letter. which were very low they had in
mind a deal for cash, and whilst they
had all confidence in him, what they
needed was ready money, etc. Reply
ing to this, their customer said that in
view of the condition of trade, the strin-
gency OF the market, and the general
unpromising outlook, he thought he had
better not give any order, closing his
letter by saying: 1--WE Of the south
have been trying for thirty years to get
control of the government We have
held it for about four months. aud now
if you id Republicans will take it
out of our hands you are welcome 10 it."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-10-17
ABOUT K ANS AS.

! George w. GoodIander has drawn
s., ~ 50 for building the new house at the
dea, and dumb school at Olathe.
Under a new arrangement government
| prisoners from Kansas will be confined in
the Canon City, Col, penitentiary, instead
of detroit.
Refundng bonds TO the amount of s., 900
issueG To redeem mill bonds of Cimarron
township, Gray county, have been regis
tered by the state auditor.
Abilene Reflector. Names are not al
ways indicative of character BRYANT
Lanier could you conceive anything more
poetical and truly sweet than that.) Won
a corn cutting match near Atchisou.
Nine hundred OF the 1,50o employees laid
of by the Santa Fe at its Topeka shops
have been put to work. and the officials
expect to put 300 more to work in short
time, the result OF steadily increasing
business.
Governor Leweiliug has appointed Miss
Eva NJ Blackburn as a member of the
Lravenworth board of police commission
ers, vice Robert Leslie, removed She is
the editor OF the Labor News, and Is the
first woman to receive this appointment
in Kansas
An Emporia young man combines bust
ness with pleasure in a novel manner II.
gives has girl buggy ride by taking her
with him on rounds for grocery orders.
This isu't made up and laiti in Emporis:
the Republican tells i, for fact.
Every employee about the state house in
cludiBy the jani,ors aud the governors
messenger. is a stump speaker. Every one
OF them is on the stump just now: but be-
fore this time next year they, with tie
party they represent, will be up stump.
Frank Fleaniken. formerly private sec
rotary OF the Late Senator Preston b.
Plumb. Is aDoat 10 embark in the stock
comm ission business at Kansas City, hav-
Ing organized a company backed By Calvin
Hood and William MxTtinC.aIe, two OF the
strongest capitalists Ia the west
The Pop police of Topeka are tough
sat. else they must be in Strengthened cou-
ditions financially. Oae of their schemes
TO raise the wiad is to arrest a responsible
Business uaa for some alleged violation OF
law, eaease hlul on 4 cash deposit, con-
tinue the case from time 10 time until he
be = little Careless about appearing prompt