The Wichita daily eagle., 1894-02-25
THEY SWAT WICHITA,
Body Blows Delivered by the Pencil Pushers
Tar IN d Near.

From the Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Leases announcement that she is a
Mason appears to be creating great deal
OF idle amusement, to gether with some
genuine sympathy for the goat.
From Tire Topeka Journal.
A former Wichita girl married one of
Assassin Prem dergast's s attorneys. This is
a little rouudaGout way of being connect
ed with notoriety, but Wichita always gets
there somehow.
From the Kansas City star.
In about year from no " Mr.. Level
ling will sit in his bntter an d egg store at
Wichita and after poking t ,e fire will re-
sume: "Iou see. our forces were just un-
der this hill here by the chair and her
forces were entrenched over there by the
stove leg, and we took II mar Eli across the
country TO nere," (ponting he route on
the floor with lard testerf un:il she
surprised us by appearing here" And
thus will the oays wear them selves wearily
away.
From the Lawrence Gazette
There is but thirteen cents worth Of law
and order left III Wichita, 40 receiver has
been asked for.
From the Kansas City Gazette.
Wichita wants the next Republican
stale convention, and some fellow down
there offers $40 toward building an audi
torium capable of holding 5000 people.
From the Kansas City Star.
A Wichita young man had sudden rise
of fortune recently. He was bowling
swell week before last aud now he Is a day
laborer.
From the Wellington Mail.
Wichita could stand it no longer. To
get even with Topeka feud was started
between Bentley and Hallowell, that
promises To eclipse the Lease Lewelling
affair.
From the Lawrence Journal.
Governor Lewelhug has moved his
| family back to Wichita The state is
waiting anxiously for the time to come
| also.
| From the Emporia Gazette
! Irrigation is as popular in Wichita as it
| is further west, only Ii means something
! else.
/ From the Salins Republican
! The victory of Speaker Douglass in the
/ province of Sedgwick Is not necessarily his
! victory in the convention chat nonlnates
/ congressman -at-iarge. let from the
| amount of talk in the newspapers per
son would suppose that Douglass was
ready for the election ballots.
! From the Topeka journal.
a Jew named Stephen Lands has been
paving up some old tribal scores by con
/ fideucIng" the Christisns at Wichita
From tho Wellington Matt
The fair association at Wichita had a
| "hot" meeting the othe- night, but il was
too cold TO get quorum or lac city coun-
/ c.i. Wichita is not the proud city ii used
/ TO be.
/ From the Kiowl Review.
\ Wichita banker secured the fir st bond
| of Carlises new series by paying loo per
cent premium for it. The balance went
to the New York City bankers, per pro
gram.
| From the Kansas City Journal
Wichita is getting ready TO make an
effort TO have the Republican state con-
vention held in that city, but She won't
| feel disappointed If she gets the nomina-
ton for governor for one OF her citizens
| instead.
From the Great Bend Register
Wichita Is after the state fair. She will
/ he trying TO bag ne state capitol Yet.
From the Enid Eagle;
Two North Euid young ladies while on n
visit to Wichita, saw in a photographer :
show case picture OF some pretty girls
peering through u hole in n torn news
paper. Siezed with desire 10 emulate
the cute idea The visitors fastened 10 a
knight of the snapshot aud had them
selves camerated III a Ike position. Tue
pictures We're printed and delivered. All
nrst the Young iaiies We're delighted with
the likenesses bus when several had peeu
given away, mostly TO gentlemen friends,
the young lat.les made most horn fyin.
discovery. The photographer had used q
Wichita daily Ter framing their reads
! ana directly beneath the two smiling face.
appeared the big display adyer;i>eur mt oi
"A Big clothing establishment. beginning ii:
follows; There are no flies on us Oal
pants are reinforced III the seat