The Wichita daily eagle., 1895-12-22
WEIRLs WITH WICHITA.

| incident was moro 6tLrdcIlFo II1Ao 49,
whisky rebellion.
Lawrence Journal: When the Wichita
| officers break car seals In order 10 ger
at the beer stored within, IT shows tqa'
| the police force is thirsty enough 10 De
desperate.
Leaveaworth Tin1ess CampoeA sno the
police board at Wichita are seaz.ns beer
by the carload. a proceeding whlch me
railroad company rcseI&s and VIII light
in the courts
1,ewr.ooe Jos,r1,als The Wichita Eagle
IS greatly elaited over the prospects Of a
v-sr with England. The Eagle thinks
neonJ, outside Of its own town ought to
do little nghfiug OCCASIONALLY.
Kansas Ceey Gazette: We notice that
Rodolph Hatfield Is to be with US next
Tuesday night. II win have great ef-
feet z he would bring the editor OF the
Wicaita Eagle wsth him as a frishtful
| example
that a Wichita man has started on a
| tour around the earth. leaving Wichita
without = cant In his POSSESSION. The
latter deta1l is unnecessary. It is taken
for granted.
Lawrence Journal: Lawrence could put
WichtEa,s city library In one OF her own
slcoves ard never notice that st was
there, There is moro ant. literature and
music on one corner lot In Lawrence than
II all Wichita
Emporsa Gazette: The Kansas Muir
docks claim 20 have sprung from knight
of King Arthur's round table. This IS a
new turn. The accepted tradition ebout
the Murdocks was that they were Of
Virginia Inspiration
Atchison Globe: Wichita wants Leav-
euworth TO have the old soldiers reunion.
because 1t would be a. fitting acknowledg-
me1a Of the mems bravery TO let them
meet In a town where liberty prevails
What is the matter with Atchison or
Wichita?
Kansas City Gazette: The WichIta
chief of police Is having lots of trouble
over the seizure of e car load Of beer,
consigned to Henry SchnEtzler last week.
and the Rock Island company will make
It hot for the police and the assistant at
torney general.
AtchiSon Globe: After all the trouble,
expense and bitterness at Wichita over
the prohSbitory law. the oombasants are
resting, and the saloons are running as
wide open as ever. A fight for good
cause becomes wicked If there is no hope
of accomplishing anything.
Atchison Globe: Wichita seems to have
adopted the Topeka plan Of securing bus
mess for it's hotels. The measures ad-
vocajted at the meeting of the State Mu-
nictpal association, which meets there this
week, will be forgotten before the legis-
lalture meets to take action upon them.
Lawrence Journal: The Wichita pa
pers say that Tiger Bill Campbell wants
to be attorney general next year, and
think he can win out on Dawes. Before
this matter goes too far, tire Journal would
Ike to inquire Of Tiger Bill what he will
DO, in case of election, in the matter of
chasing DR.. Pitcher out of the state.
Kaneas City Star: Mr.. Lieurance, the
Wichita police commissioner. pronounces
his name ''LewraTtz." Mr.. L4eurance
is always having trouble with one thing
or anDrher. Before his name got him
mixed up, he lost a valuable Jersey cow
which htS father-in-law had given to him,
by sllimming her milk and feeding the
residue back to her.
Newton Herald: Wichita favors home
rule. That is. Wichita desires TO return
TO the days of her cowboy rule when she
was a kingdom unto hrself, when saloons,
gambling houses and disreputable women
constituted the only respectable calling.
Hutchinson News: A Wichita evange-
list is talking for prohibition in Kansas
CITY, Kansas. Funny. isn't it?
Lawrence Journal: In Wichita the
latest saloon order to be put in effect was
one ordering the closing of all saloons on
the main streets. This order was made
TO go into force Saturday night at MD
night, but d compromise was fixed up
with the liquor men so that they will be
allowed TO operate their places of bus:-
ness on back streets. This is prohibition
in Wichita.
Topeka Press: A great deal of surprise
was created ar Wichita when Mayor Eel
lows and the Topeka city council arrived
The people expected to see the Topeka
delegation clad in ministerial robes and
carrying family editions Of the Bible
The citizens OF Wichita expected the coun-
Gil TO stop in front of each joint and sing
temperance songs and pray, while the
mayor Nec5oed, The lips that touch liquor
shall never touch mine" 1t was antici-
pated also that the Topeka visitors would
rally around the town pump and hold
praise service. But they didn't.
Topeka Journal: Wichita papers are
always harping on the malevolence that
prevails against Wichita at Topeka One
would suppose that the people Of Topeka
stand on the street corners all day long
and de1de and abuse the people of Wich-
ita- The fact is the people of Topeka
scarcely ever think or talk about Wichita
The average man in Topeka doesn't men
ton the town once NORTH HIS feel
iHgs toward Wichita are amiable. He
hasn't got II in" for the town; ne is
perfectly viking that Wichita should get
along ard prosper. blt he really doesn't
bother himself w5,h WIchita's affairs.
Wichita is away of there sulkins by her
seH and Topeka people don't even know
4. They have Their own matters 10
think about
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