The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-23
Enc aqliehia aily Eagle: Sunday orine gnn e. 1885

present revealing IN a revival camp meet
ing of the State Haliness association.
Pratt Republican: The Wichita Eagle
has poor conception Of propriety when
it prints two or three columns every day
about great gold discovery IN Oklahoma
and the Eagle free silver paper. too
Lyons Republicans: Has the Wichita
Eagle heard from the Sedgwick county
Republican convention? II the Eagle has
any sense it will hereafter sing low about
the weekly papers not representing their
party.
Lawrence Journal: One state senator
has just left Wichita for good and another
is trying to get a job at the penitentiary
at $50 month. Wichita has no more
mrcy on politicians than she has on real
estate SPECTATORS
Lawrence Journal: There is a "holi-
ness" camp meeting in progress at Wich-
ita. If the managers can drag Marsh
Murdoch and George Douglass up 10 the
front they will have demonstrated that
their faith and work are not in vain.
Kansas Chef: Chief silver bowler.
Marsh Murdoch. was turned down by the
Sedgwick county convention, last week.
and John Sherman silver resolution was
adopted. The Eagle would better con-
fine its craftsmanship to defending Bill
Nye.
Lawrence Journal: George Martin nom
mates Marsh Murdoch as the 'anti-ring"
candidate for governor next year The
Journal hopes Marsh will not so far for
get the amenities of journalism and politics
as TO neglect to nominate George for the
same place.
Alva Review: The Wichita Eagle says
Bert Huffman ought to be crowned poet
laureate Of Oklahoma. Mr.. Huffman con-
tributed a poem TO this paper entitled
Down at Home With Ellen" that was
replete with poetic sentiment and has
been extensively copied.
Enid Wave: Barring it's rank Republi-
can favor, the Wichita Eagle is the best
foreign paper coming to Enid. 1t gives
our people the morning Associated Press
report few hours after the papers leaves
the press and contins full report OF the
territorial happenings one day earlier than
any other paper.
Enid Wave: The Wave has noticed an
ad in the Wichita Eagle announcing that
the paddock which played such a prom
inent part in the life and adventures of
Guthrie some time ago is on exhibition at
Wichita. Thus the world wags; there
is nothing too mean for poor human nature
to do to make money.
Topeka Capital: Marsh Murdoch has
broken out in cold sweat all over. on
account of that sound money plank in the
Sedgwick county platform. and claims
that it is straddle. But from the way
Marsh is swinging his wet-elm club at
the convention, it was not such straddle
that either leg got on the other side of
free silver at 16 to 1.
MuIvane Record: They have some
pretty slick thieves IN Wichita, and they
are as bold as they are slick. At high
noon Wednesday of last week. the sheriffs
office was entered, the money drawer
broken open and robbed of SAT belonging
to the Christian Endeavor. That IS too
mean. But then, why was money. belong
ing to a good cause. located in such an
unholy place. county office?
Larned Eagle-Optic: We are not sure
of Mr.. Gordon, Of Sedgwick, but what's
wrong with these delegates from Kansas
big Seventh district to the Republican
National league meeting at Cleveland this
week: w. n. BeeZley, Edwards county:
Mike W. Sutton of Ford, and Fletcher
Meredith of Reno. Meredith and Beezley
are sound" money men, while Sutton has
been rated as free" silverite. Gordon,
being from Wichita, will probably be for
free" silver so long as he can hear the
scream Of Marsh Murdock'S Eagle, but
after he reaches Cleveland he will haul in
his sails and turn them to meet the re-
Quirements Of the Minneapolis platform
on the currency question. They'll all
come to 1t eventually.