The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-11-10
ABOUT KANS as.

The Kansas Stnte University team and
that Of the University Of Nebraska will
play football again on Nov. Is.
Comptroller Eckles appointed Joseph T.
Leonard of Girard, Kan. receiver for the
Hutchinson National bank, which failed
some time ago.
The Newton Daily Ksnsan re-appears
upon the scene. but like Topsy. it doesn'
seem to have any father. The paper
doesn't tell who's doing it.
! The railroads are required to fence their
tracks in this state: if they do not and
your stock is killed. they have got to pay
your value, and the law makes them pay
Aour attorney if you have to sue.
The Kansas building at the worlds fair
has been sold to Chicago firm for 500
made. Topeka parties are negotiating for
| the purchase of the furnishings, doors and
windows with view to reproducing the
building in that place.
A girl baby weighing only two and one
quarter pounds, was was at Hiwatha Tues
day to Mr.. and Mrs. George Grace of that
city. The father is AN employe of the
Missouri Pacific road and is giant ply
sically, weighing about 200 pounds. The
mother is also o woman considerably
above medium size.
Last Monday young man named
James Ciunes shot and killed himself near
his fathers home IN Reno county, Two
years ago young Clunes spent some time
in an insane asylum but was pronounced
cured and released. 1t is supposed he was
seized with dementia and thus suffering
committed the rash act.
The Peoples Fire Insurance company of
Manchester, N. H., which has been doing
business in this state, has gone into the
hands of receiver. The policy holders in
the state will lose nothing, however, as in
surance companies have to deposit Il bond
before they can do business in Kansas.
The postoffice at Americas. eight miles
north OF Emporia, was entered Monday
night by burglars who. after robbing the
till. as also the drug store of Postmaster
John Bond. proceeded to blow open the
safe and in sheir endeavor made so much
noise by the explosion as to rouse half Of
the people of the town, who rushed out to
see what was the matter. The robbers
succeeded in making their escape.
The Woman Suffrage association for
the state is in annual session at Holton
this week. The matter of greatest inter
est before the meeting will be the election
of president. Mrs. Laura Johns who has
held the position for two terms is candi-
date for reelection, but she has number
of improbable enemies and may be de-
feated. Mrs. Ruth Dugin of Atchison is
Mrs .TnhuS' ct 0nnouept
The proposition to issue $3.50, 900 IN bonds
to build new court house carried in
Shawnee county. Tuesday, by large
majority. Topeka feels SO devilish jolly
over this that it almost forgot to cele
brate the glorious Republican victory,
and actually omitted for the nonce to say
dam it. 'Rah for 2-p-k.
Kansas University has three more games
scheduled, all interstate college champion
ship games for the western pennant. She
will play Nebraska at Lincoln, Nov. IS.
Ann Arbor at Kansas Ciry, Nov. %, and
Missouri at Kansas City, Nov. so. 1t is
believed by some that after the last date
the Varsity Will devote little time to
text book study and the lecture course.
Rev. f, 5. Thomas, bishop of Kansas.
announces the following appointments
that lie will fill between now and Deem
Der 10:
November 10, Friday evening. McPher-
son.
November II, Sunday, Salina.
November IS. Monday, st. Johns school,
November IA, Tuesday evening. Dwight.
November Is, Wednesday evening, To-
peks.
November IS. Thursday evening, Ottawa
Novem Der II, Friday evening Humboldt. |
November Is. Sunday, Chauuse.
November 20 TO -, Topeka.
November 70. Sunday, Oskaloosa.
November - 10 December J. Theological 7,
school.
December 2 Sunday, Girard
December6, Wednesday. Girard.
December 10. Sunday A. NJ, st. Johns; |
p. NJ, ST. Georges. Wakefield.