The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
STATE scRApp1Nas

The bond of Little after the failure oil
the jury to agree. was fixed at SIS. 900 for
his appearance 1t the next term Of court.
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| Colonel Sells the rich Snowman. who
died in Topeka a short time since willed
all his property to his widow. as was
found on opening his will
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| Lyon county has called its convention
convention. Dr.. Eastman will have she
county for state treasurer.
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The congressional fight for the Sixth
district opened In Osborne county. W. s.
Tilton carried the primaries aud will be
supported for the nomination for congress.
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The horsemeu of central Kansas met
last week at Concordia and organized q cir
cult to include Abilene. Concordia. Clay
Center, Riley, Sslins, Holton and junction
City.
county. Ex-Governor Humphrey heads
the state delegation. The convention was
lively one aud Endorsed the administra-
tion of Humphrey.
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The zinc works at Pittsburg, Kansas,
have been closed down and large number
OF workmen thrown out of employment.
It's the same old cry that is being heard
all over the land-Democratic tariff tink-
eriDg.
Douglas county Republicans at their
primaries decided that W. c. Howard
should be their candidate for congress in
preference to A r. Green. Howard had
had 101 delegates in the county convention
to Green's %
The Republican convention in Wyan-
dotte on Saturday elected solid delega-
ton to the congressional convention in
structed for w. j. Buchan and instructed
the state delegates for Martin in a sound
ing resolution.
Shawnee county will not hold their Re-
publican county convention for the cleo
ton OF delegates to the state convention
until May 18th. 1t seems to be the op;n.
ion that the delegation will be divided be-
tween Morrill,, Martin and Hoch.
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Judge Thompson of Usage county handed
down decision last week declaring the
Jumper law unconstitutional on a case
brought by the probate judge of that
county. The statute referred to fixed the
salary of probate judge at $1,000 instead of
the fees.
There are two candidates for state Offices
in Anderson county-F. l.. Brown for sec
rotary of state and j. A. Ramsey for super
intendent of public instruction The re-
suit was big fight at the primaries. The
meets next Saturday and will
indorse Brown.
The woman's female suffrage convention
advertised for Topeka April 5th, has been
Mrs. Foster, the president of
the National Woman's association, tele-
graphs that the work in New York is too
important to be neglected and that there
fore she can't reach Topeka till sometime |
later. All the other appointments OF Mrs. |
Foster in this state are also os,poned.
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The Populist Womsn's Progressive Po-
litical league have challenged number of |
prominent Kansas politicians to joint |
debate on the principles of nationalism as |
laid down in Looking Backward" The |
nine challenged gentlemen singly and |
declined. 1t wasn't the |
brains but the tongues of these women
that they dreaded.
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The Republican clubs of the state will |
meet in delegate convention on Thursday
Of this week, The railroads give reduced |
rates. j. H. Harklen, president of the
Missouri state league will deliver an adj
!ress as also Will Major William Warner
IF Kansas City. The Modoc club will fur
lish the music. Each club is entitled to
.hree delegates and three alternates and
he president of each club is entitled to a