The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-25
EVERYBODY EVERYWHERE
Count Tolstoi maintains that q man can
not be both Christian and patriot.

| Oouut IOlSlOl malDIAlnS tDaC man can.
not be both Christian and q patriot.
| A Berlin paper says that Kussoth was q
jew whose name originally was levin
Kohut.
Lady Henry Somerset wants the queen
to confer orders OF nobility upon women,
just as she does upon men.
! The Rev. n. Wellesley Wesley. who has
been appointed by Queen Victoria tutor
and governor to the duke of Albany, is a
lineal descendant of John Wesley.
| The Chicago papers are treating Mrs.
Lease in a very ungallant manner. One
OF them says: Thank goodness! Mrs.
! Lease can never be president She is an
lrishman.
| James A. Garfield, a nephew Of the late
| President Garfield, has been elected a
justice of the peace for jamestown, \. Y.
lie was formerly travelling passenger
| agent for the New York Central railroad
DR.. De Bossy, the leading physician of
| Havre. has just celebrated his one hun
| dred and first anniversary of his birth.
| he Is still hale and hearty and able to at
tend without assistance. to his practice,
which is the largest Of that old French
seaport.
Mr.. Gladstone, according to a London
religious journal. was in reality moved
to resign not SO much on account OF his
eyes as on account of his soul, to whose
welfare. this authority asserts, be desired
to devote what remaining time be may be
vouchsafed here.
Senator Coke of Texas has decided to re-
tire from public life at the close of his
term, March 4, 1895, when he viii have
completed eighteen years of service. The
only reason he assigns is a desire 20 return
to private life. believing that he has been
sufficiently honored by the people of Texas.
Senator 10 Blackburn of Kentucky hav-
ing become convinced at the recent Mon
day meetings of the error of his ways. is
sending tracts to many OF the old SEN
atorial sinners. urging them to repent.
The senator's zeal in the good cause may
be commended, but not much can be said
of his Judgment.
Mr.. W. c. Owen, the leading candidate
to succeed ". c. p. Breckenridge, the
Memphis Com mercial say lis the brash
young man who, as temporary chairman
of the Chicago convention, struck of that
classic metaphor about Jim Blaine having
been kicked ont by the mailed hand of
bread and butter"
Colonel Fred d. Grant, the eldest son of
General Grant and late ambassador to
Austria, has been invited to the Grant
Birthday association to attend the cele-
bration of his fathers birthday anniyer-
sary in Galenn. April q. Colonel Grant is
now in New York. An acceptance of the
invitation has NO. yet been recsived.
The prince of Wales. when he is, angry,
winks his left eye rapidly; the emperor OF
Austria puffs out his cheek; the czar lays
his hand fiat on the top of his head; Mr.
Gladstone turns swiftly on his heels. as if
executing a vote face; DR.. Tanner lays
back his head and swears; the sultan of
Turkey draws his hand rapidly across his
throat.
Mrs Calderon Carlisle is said to have
furnished the money for Madeline Pol
lard's suit against Breckenridge because
the congressman snusbed her long years
ago. II the Kentuckian does not become II
pronounced woman hater as the result of
his recent experiences with the fair sex.
it will be because he is made OF differeLt
material from ANY other man alive