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

Henderson. of Nebraska: William z.
Chandler, of New Hampshire: John R.
Mcpherson, of New Jersey; NJ w. Ran
som. of North Carolina; Joseph N.
Dolph, of Oregon; Nathan II. Dixon, of
Rhode Island; Matthew c. Butler. of
South Carolina: Richard T. Pettigrew,
Of South Dakota; Isham G. Harris, of
Tennessee: Richard Coke, of Texas;
Eppa Hunton, OF Virginia; J. N. Cam
den, of West Virginia; Joseph NJ.
Carey, Of Wyoming. In addition to
these, vacancies for the terms ending
in 1899 are TO be filed by the legisla-
lures Of Wyoming, Montana and Wash
tngton- Iowa has already elected Con-
gresham Greer to succeed Senator
Wilson. Virginia has elected Col. Mar
tin to gil the place of Eppa Hunton.
Kentucky has chosen Senator Lindsay
to succeed himself. The legislature
of Louisiana will also have the naming
of the successor to Judge White. SEN
ator Wslthall will resume the senator
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
HE WAS A PHILOSOPHER,

And the Destruction Of His New window
Didn't Worry Him.
Talk about dead philosopher
said the man at the bar. There's .
live one down near the French market
who puts history to sleep"
go long,"
''Sure thing. Why, say. he gives the
sages cards and spades. That man had
been saving up money patiently fol
years to buy a new show window Ors
day he got the require amount 70
gether and he came up. ,wn and or.
dered plate glass half-inch thick,
and finally it was in position. The
man would stand inside and look out
then he would stand outside and look
in. You never saw such a perfect pic
ture of contentment"
Don't see any philosophy in that
well, hold on. One day the mans
big Newfoundland dog lay asleep in
the store. Along came dime museum
wagon with two bears in a cage and .
keeper sitting beside them trying &c
look scared, but really looking foolish,
the bears were so small and harmless.
There was gong on the wagon, and il
created a rush to the street The dog
looked up, his eye caught the bears,
and he made a dash right straigh,
through that plate-glass window. There
was crash. then the crowd gathered,
and men, women and children talked
excitedly, for the window and its cost
and its history were well known. The
calmest person in the crowd was the
man himself. He stood there . minute
looking at the irregular hole. Then he
smiled.
"'No great loss without some small
gain" he said. I've got the measure
of that dog, anyhow
And he walked in and spat on the
stove-hearth. st Louis Post-Ois-
patch.
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cry other section Of the state has n candi-
date. it promises to be rather warm
contest The state elects one-half its
state senate, its entire lower house, a
governor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, secreta-
r. Of internal affairs and an auditor
general.
The Roster trial will have an impor-
tant bearing on the state election in
Wisconsin, and the echoes of the Ben
nett law agitation viii perhaps still
De found reverberating when the cam
paign fairly opens up in that state.
Wisconsin votes for governor, secreta-
- of state. state treasurer, state SUI
pe-intepdent, commissioner of insux-
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made this condition possible may oc-
cur. as the candidates arc as numerous
Gs they we're two years ago.
Idaho has its state. district and
county officers to elect and a legisla-
ture which will choose the successor
of Senator Shoup.
Senator Wolcott, of Colorado. will
succeed himself in March. 1895. His
state, however. has bitter contest on
hand for 1894. Gov. Waite. who was
chosen by the fusion of the silver dem
ocrats and the populists, expects to
run again. and the republicans viii
make a warm effort to defeat him.
Colorado elects all its state officers in
November.
Michigan has a successor to Sena-
tor Mcmillan to elect and q state
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Of the supreme court, for state super
intendent of schools and state railroad
commissioner.
New York has it's state election this
year. and both parties are preparing
for an aggressive cc.ltest. The state
tickets will be named shortly after the
constitutional convention, probably
early in July, as it is more than likely
that Gov Flower will secure a renom-
ination, some one else taking the
place Of Lieut.. Gov. Sheehan. The
anti-Hill faction is already organic
ing throughout the state with a
view to controlling the conven-
ton. Should they succeed, which
is exceedingly problematical, Gov.
Flower would probably be defeated
for the nomination, and q warm
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Che legislative branch Of the country
lies in the balance. In the following
summary no detailed mention is made
of the congressional elections, but
these take place in all of the states on
November 6. The senators whose
terms expire March 4, 1895, are John T.
Morgan. of Alabama; James II. Berry,
of Arkansas; Edward o. Wolcott, OF
Colorado; Anthony Higgins, of Della
ware; Alfred Fl. Colquitt, of Georgia:
George q. shoup, of Idaho; Shelby NJ.
Cullom, of Illinois: James F. Wilson, OF
Iowa: John Martin, of Kansas; VIII
liam Lindsay. of Kentucky; Donelson
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convention meets late this month. 1t
will moreover be the first election I'M
der the new plurality" amendment
TO the state constitution, a change
which will prevent the absurdities that
have cropped up year after year in that
state and IN Connecticut under the con-
stitutional provisions requiring ma
jority of votes TO elect.
Oregon will end its state campaign
with the casting of the ballots on June
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carly. Georgia elects al It's state Oti-
GERS and legislature.
New Hampshire is one of the east
ern states il which the fight for both
senatorial and gubernatorial honors
has already begun, and it will at
tract national attention. Ex-senator
Blair will enter the field for the seat
now occupied by Senator William E.
Chandler, and Charles Fl. Burns is q
close third for the same honor. Both
Chandler and Blair are well known to
the public.
New Hampshire votes on Noven-
Der 6, as do all the rest of the states
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choose a NC
cessor to S G n
ator Richard L.
Pettigrew.
North Dakota
elects all state
officers, a Judge
of the supreme
court a nd all
county officers.
There will be no
s e n a t Tor ial va
cancV next year.
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Messrs Waldrop, Marksberry and
Fitch will have full ticket in the
field. At present its governor, Sylves-
ter Pennoyer, its attorney general and
its adjutant general are democrats,
while the remaining officers are repub-
ican- The legislature to be chosen
viii have the successor to Senator
Joseph n. Dolph to elect.
The populist nomination for govern
or viii probably go to Nathan Pierce,
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The Old Mana Oufin4,

Robby-Ma. did pa spend good deal
of time at the dentists when he was in
Chicago?
Mother-I didn't know that ne wa.
at the dentists at all. Robby. Why.
Il heard him tell Mr.. Smith that il
cost him over a hundred dollars to get
his eye-teeth cut" replied Robby-
Alex. E. Sweet, in Texas Siftings
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its court of appeals and county officers.
Its legislature has already named Sem
ator William Lindsay, whose term ex-
pires in 1895, to succeed himself.
Massachusetts, elects it's state officers
and legislature TO choose a successor
to Senator Hoar. As he has no oppo-
nents in the field the campaign prom
Uses to be rather quiet.
Ohio votes only for secretary Of
state. minor state officers. and for con-
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Virginia has only its congressional
elections, the senatorial contest hav-
ing been settled this year by the cleo
ton of Messrs. Hunter and Martin to
fill the short and long terms resPec-
lively.
Maryland has only its congressional
elections.
New Jersey elects six senators and
>ixty assemblymen who will have a
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in the fall. Its town elections take
place in October and its state elections
in November. All the state officers are
to be chosen.
Wyoming elects its state officers
and state senators for four years. Its
assemhlymen and county officers hold
Office two years. This year all these
Offices will be filed and the Legislature
viii elect q successor to Senator
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sentions have already been held and
May will find the bitter contest for the
democratic gubernatorial nomination
1t an end Alabama elects governor
secretary of state, auditor. treasurer.
attorney general. superintendent of
education. commissioner of agricul-
ture and legislature which will
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in the populist
or rep u b Ii can
ranks. If Gov.
lie w c llyn is
nominated it is
doubtful if she
will support her
one-time enthu-
siastic frie n d
and h e r n o W
arch enemy. The
f u S ion demo-
a 4 n q vo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

friend of the ad-
mi nj S tre ito n
named. The re-
publicans are al
ready looking
for gubernatori-
lal timber, a n d
"a m o n & those
talked Of re
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

It is not unlikely tina. Do1 NJ. Dickin-
son viii be his democratic opponent.
Texas elects all its state. county and
precinct officers this year aud q legisla-
ture which will choose a successor 10
Senator Coke.
North Carolina elects judges, solici-
tors and q legislature which viii name
@ c-:.>e-ssar "a SAnafxar Ransom
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A Iuxenila Shar,noo.

Little SISTER, heard Mrs De Neat
say that tar-soap was good for clean
ing the hair. / wish I had some
Little Brother-Don't think we've
got any; but I'll go to the street-pav-
ers and get you some tar. and you can
put soap on afterward--GoodN News
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Degrees OF Crime.

Managerial our theaters sutfe.
from petty larcenies- Why. last week.
a fellow broke into the box Office and
took the entire receipts.
Reporter should call that grand
larceny.
Mauaeer-No; the receipts were too
small-HaIlo.
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choose the successor to Senator Johr

choose the successor to Senator John
L. Morgan.
Arkansas has its state election on
Sentember3, and viii vote for all state.
judicial, courts, township officers. one
-ace and railroad commissioners. naiI
the state senate and the entire lower
house. No senatorial election is on the
tapis to clog legislation this year.
Kansas promises the nation a four
cornered fight with Mrs. Lease either
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

voice in the cleo
ton of Senator
M cP h e r S MS
successor.
West Virginia
votes for a legis-
lature which will
choose Senator
Camden's success
sor.
X e n { a c k y
elects iudpeS ~
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dates for office
in that party are
said to be more
numerous than
in any campaign
for the past
tw G nty years.
The offices to be
filled are those
of secretary Of
S t a te, auditor,
treasurer, attOr.
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Mot nfcbsu~fa-

Mean Man-Say! run for doctor. A
neighbcr of mine had some Of your
sausage last night, and he is very sick.
Butcher-Mein gracious! II canno.
be be has trichinosis?
Mean Man-N-o; I think it's more
likely hydrophobia.-N. Y. Weekly.
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contest for the
6 u b e rnatorial
nomination will
come to an end.
P h i ladelphia's
delegates have
a ] re 4 d V an
nounced them
selves in favor of
the nomination
of G en-. Hast
iurS and as ev-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
HSodenfA

Miss Primlips-When you cav you,
prayers at night do you pray for sIi
men,?
Miss Leftoyer-No, indeed, just one
would be enough.-Life.
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4. All state
county and pre-
cinct officers are
10 be voted for
and the real bat
tie will C om-
nence with the
April conven-
tions. The pop
ulists under the
C ON m a n q of
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that have cleo
tons
Missouri's fall
elections will be
of little impor-
lance. The dem
ocratic conven-
ton will meet In
Kansas City on
May Is, and viii,
nominate candi-
dates for judge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04

ship in 1895. So,
on the whole. the
state legislative
C Mt es is will
perhaps be f
most impor-
lance. The fight
in Rhode Island
will have its be-
ginning w h e n
the republican
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s,iu ROOM for rmpro,-meoA

American Youth-Well, Parkins. q
you think I viii look presentable at
the reception this evening?
Imported Vslet-Everything his hal
right now. SIR. hexcept your ghast,y
Hamerican hacceut-Good News
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Joseph NJ. Caney
and I'll the
vacancy in the
s n ort term
which expires
in 1899, the gov
ernor's appoin-
tee not having
been rec o g.
n i z @ d The
Legislative dead
lock W b j c b
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vote until Octo-
Der 8. but as q
senator is to be
chosen in place
of Senator Coli
quit. the con-
test is already
rather warm and
the conventions
will be b ED
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Cafery, of Louis
lana; William P.
Frye, of Maine;
George T. Hoar,
of NJ a s S a chu-
sets; James nc
MILAN, of Mich
igan; James Nc
Laurin, of Mis-
sissippi: Thomas
C.Power, of Mon
faDa. Charles r.
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and it is not I'M
likely that the
party viii sup
port Gov. PEN
meyer for Sena-
torDolph' place.
Alabama i'll
be the next state
TO vote, its cleo
ton taking place
August 6. TIL e
populist and re-
nDhllcan CON
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ticket to take Of
fee January 1.
1895. The reve-
lations of TIL 3
amendment re
turn frauds will
undoubtedly Sc
cure Gov. Rich
the republican
renomi alton.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-04-04
VERY Nasty Of Her.

Gwcndolen-You told me be dreamed
Of NE all night How pale he looked,
poor fellow,
Ethel-Yes. met him on the steps.
He said he was suffering from the es
fects of q nightmare
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gressmen. | t S
first congress
ional election
this year will be
that on May /
in the third dis
trict to choose a
successor to the
late Congress
man Houk.
Connecticutal-
ways votes twice
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In the remaining states only congress
sioual elections viii be held

associate justice Of the supreme court,
and legislative election which will
choose the successor to Senator Berry.
has not yet crystallized into movement
except to develop the certainty of an
entire populist state ticket.
Florida has its state election Octo-
Der 4. In addition to state officers it
will choose . justice of the supreme
court and legislature. No senatorial
vacancy in its delegation will occur
until 1897.
The battle royal is, however, being
fought out in Georgia. which docs not
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Master lexamini,g punils !

Master texaminiRE pupils IN geog-
rephyl is the name of this
town." Pupil-"Birmingham-" Mas
ter-"What is il noted forr' Pupil
Firearms" Master-"What are fire.
arms?" Pupil-'Poker. shovel and
tcozs--Tit-BitA
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When Baby wasssck, wegsseriisr Caan-
When she was a Child, she c-1sd o--fasfu1A.
When shs became lis, she chung o7CassoftA.
VAen she ha: Children. che gave them Gasto-ia
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-Carrie-''Georce is evidently -

tdf fr VcOlR e y efsuentsy WY
much in love with ne. He tells me
there IS hardly moment in ths tsy
that / am not in his mind Amt
Mary-"Don't you beli.ve word % IL.
carrie There's nothing in it"-Bos
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Distributed in Small sh.r..

Toodles says that talent for art In
Hn inheritance from his parents"
"Humphi There must have been a
BIG family Of heirs. r-Chicaro Gecsxl
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disappointed.

Widow-fes. you are very much like
ny dear dead husband.
He lpieasedl-In what respecte
Widow-fou have all his bad habits.
-Hario
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TIE wifc-Charies acted 20 aueeriy
last night
Her Aother-Drunk- suppose
The Wi:c-oh mol Perfectly sober.
-T.-.:x
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She-I'll nevcrmarry a nan whose
fortune hasn't at least Eve eiphers il
a.
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q u q as o Y e r
twenty senator's
are to be chosen
by the leeisla-
lures which are
to be elected this
year, and an en-
tirely new house
of esenta-
tives is to be
Y o f e d for, a
change in t h o
com pl EXON of
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The Politicians Are Already Pre-.
pared for the Years Elections.
Involves tho Elections Of Over Twenty
Quilted States Senators-A New Con-
Gress-The State Elections
Begin This Month.
IcoPxnIaHr. lxv4.I

The politicians of the country are
In tho saddle. This Is no unmeaning
phrase this year, for 1894 promises to
eclipse in interest even presidential
election. In fact it promises to fore
shadow accurately the campaign of
1896. For this reason ali the talent
of the various parties is already being
brought to the front, prepared to
Jump into the breach which partisan
strife will engender, and primed with
a mass Of campaign material growing
out of the silver, the tariff. and the
Hawaiian controversies of the past
year.
Local issues will be merged in those
created By the leaders of the nation,
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Quite surprfssse.

He le1rltinelyl--Oh. darling. mines
all ciphers Truth
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RhYaicAl HHoof.

Paterfamilias-What on earth did
that young man mean BY paying Won
such an unconscionabie long call last
night?
Mary-Oh, papa, II was purely IN ac-
cident, you see. The clock stopped a:
half-past twelve.-Puck.
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Th. Santa Fs 10 Castsss sss~A
Don't purchase . Csli'ossis ssckst b.
for. you learn what the ssnts Pc are do
ing Call at Us North Main street or
Douglas evenuss station do u
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The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
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The Good Record oi National
Banks

While the president recommends and
eon;ress is getting ready /: consider Of
passage of law for the regulation OF
currency issue, which would be adverse
10 the present system of national bauks.
II may no. ba cut of place to cal! ;.tteu-
ton to the excellent record which the
natiorai banks have made during tbe
past hard times. As everything knows,
the jear. ending October II, 1891, was
Gne Of many financial DISASTERS and ad
ve.silles. Yet, IN that =. rioa of depres-
sion and difficult tinaic,iil and industrial
CONDITIONS there were fifty La:Iohal
banks organized III the Uuited States
rith an a-sre-a.e capital of cJ.2-J,OU0,
while only twenty ono banks, with IL 20
tai capita! Of SI..Iy.vn, became Insui,
vent ana passed into the hand oi recejv-
ers. This, under all the Surrounding
is rctnarki:blY good
shnwing. Only ona national bank out
Ok every one hundred and seventy -eiyht
In business vent to the uali, ana Few of
those Which failed were large or import
ant ones. Certainly The national banks !
endured the trials and hardship5 OF a |
.ean yea7 as sell lis any other Class of i
business houses. The safety surround /!
lnG the national banking system. has /
confirmed the confidence Of the peopte I!
in If, and 1t certainly is stronger IN the |
esteem O! intelligent nien to day than it
has ever been.
II 1t Is necessary to expand tie cur !;
:erry of the ccuniry, congress could do !
no better thal 10 take measures for the I.
and perpeiua;iun Of the ma
tlonal banking system, including It's ci- !
cuiation. h;ut this Is hardly 10 be hoped |
for at present. If the national banks
escape adverse legislation it Will be -
lnuch as they ear expect fer the next
few years.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-12-21
MontN No; f.1p,!ncSS =.

The higlith of som. people ambition
is To OBTAIN money enough to he able
live -. Their chief difficulty lies in :iI,.
fat ;ia. they never ascertain when
they nave euoJ,sh. RIB, :: I alec Tnomts.
who ii rj n Chicago S):Da time ago. vas
C:e m,i.i i'll i hundred VIII" hal enough
mJney = keep him comfortably, ia fact.
III luxury, but iic was pc:fect!y satisfied
that the Only Happiness is in work, that
the Only diversion wh:ch prevents me
from being entirely dissatisfied is stead.
lie was associate editor
of il Chicago newspaper, position
which on any active paper, prevents one
from having enough leisure hours TO be-
come moruse.
Although each poor man wants money
more than anything else, each rich man
will confess that he desires cmrloymcn,
to prevent him from becoming d.sSusted
with this world and possibly the people
IN il. Life to a young man is like L new
Of whom he becomes dis
custc,i rs he advances in years, il II does
not exact any duties from him. And 80
it is with Il rich man and his wealth,
whch ne has nothing to DO but to while
away so many hours each day. The
:nan who works from sun up until sun
down and few hours each night IL the
man who is the most contentcd. Add
is the great !n,iucen.ent
held or. for people who desi.e Heaven.