The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-01

Need IL and Can't Pay forrt.
Topeka. Aug. Sl--State Accountant
Challinor has fled with the rova-,n-
his report on the examination ~ 80
state univerSityS affairs. He hsrhtv
commends the univerSi;y's system ~
keeping Its accounts and saws the h{l1s
vouchers, etc, are in excellent orN2s-
and the books are kept like those OF n
well conducted commercial house.
He condemns the law which makes one
person secretary treasurer and ptrr-
CHASING agent but can find no ground
Ior criticism OF the present incumbent.
MOODY. He says that all will do lust
as chancellor Snow says and are COM
2Ieteiy under his influence not daring
20 cross him. He says. as now corduc-
TED. the university is "enieayorinr -
riVai Harvard while the state does
not require this nor the condition cr
the finances ot Kansas warrant A..
IRE says the state pays So. 900 for ssala-
rn,s ana $1,000 for supplies and appa-
idtuS' that the cost per student Il Sfta
against s54 at the Agricultural college
ana SIS at the State Normal He savs
lhat salaries are too high. tina, TOO
many assistants are employed and ~,
.ilShy optional studies offered: that Ger
-. - pASSStfS nave 70 solicit stud
ents to join their classes 10 keen fna
professors occupied" that "rearrsn s-s.
nleni py the regents Is necessary" Ia
critlclseS severely the practice he savx
! i IN vogue OF allowing professors =,
20 20 Europe on pay to complete .heir
studies while their classes are turned
1NeI 20 assistants and says that pro
feSSor has been thus sent 10 F,,ro,s, -,
on MS return Immediately Accented a
poSItlon in another institution outside
oI Kansas and the state thus deprived
OF any benefit.
TO FILL VACANCIES
Governor Morrill, yesterday afternoon
issued SIX election proclamati0ns 20
MI vacancies In the legislature. The
elections viii take place Nov. 5
The vacancies to be filled arc rour
seats In the senate and two In ,ho
house. and are as follows:
Senator Ed O'Brien. Democrat q,
Wichita, resigned and removed 10 Mis-
souri,
Senator Iucien Baker oe Y,s,ven-
| worth. resigned upon his election 10
/ the United States senate.
/ Senator A. W. Dennlson Of Ell Dora
GO. Populsst. was appointed Judge Of
me central division OF the southern de-
partment OF appellate court.
Judge Scion O. Thacher died AZ law
renee. thereby creating a vacancy.
Representative John SCHUYLER. Demo-
! crat, OF Ellis county. resigned 10 be-
| come postmaster at Hays City.
| Representative Eric c. Cole OF Par-
ton county. Republican. was appointed
/ Judge of the western division OF m.
southern department OF the appellate
court
| There is some doubt as 10 the result,
7 OF the election at Wichita and som.
have predicted that the prohihiiory L.
quor law difficulty now beink exper-
fenced there would result IN the cleo
ton Of Democrat TO succeed Senator
O'Brien.
Leavenworth's district Is safely Re-
publican and there Is no doubt that
Republican viii be elected 20 succeed
Senator Thache-. Ellis county will
no doubt return n Democrat 70 sue
coed Representative Schuyler and Judge
Coles successor Is assured TO be a Re-
publican.
The Republicans IN Senator D.rr,-
sons district say they are going 70 re-
turn Republican to the senate ~ sue
coed him. and they have already be
gun the work by nominating Or Rich
ardson with the expressed intention %
elect.ng him
FIGHTING HOP ALE
The citizens meeting called at o.
tawa. last night. 20 discuss The hop
aie question was largely attended. E.-
Mayor II. +. Sheldon was elected chair
man. Strong speeches were delivered
by prominent citizens denouncinK IN
scorching language the Anheussr-
Busch association anf their repres-n-
tatiyes who were attempting n -
tahlish their business IN Ottawa IN op-
position 10 public sentiment
The agent ~ the brewing company
who was present. was called upon 20
speak. He responded. stating that
their goods were not intoxicating ans
that they proposed 20 obey the law He
was ready. he said. % answer any ques-
lions lie was given a rigid cros~-e--
animation and an abundance OF father
" advice
The sentiment ~ The meeting was ~
posed 70 any mob violence. but In favor
Of the strongest effort - drive The pro
posed business from the city The
old "cornrnittee % 100" famous n "of-
tnginsl package" history vas reorgauiz
-. Th- reprcsentati % the brew
Ing association said iazt night that
they proposed 20 take a test case % The
supreme court They have. h0wcvrr
left the town. ani q = thought thai
they viii not re:8rn.
OLD SOLDIERS INDIGNANT
J. y. Moore. secretary of ~ I've
Stock Sanitary ccnau1iss, on. says thai
jonathan GOOD. a banker a. Marion. ia
the only banker n EauFas who WI
not a~rep: pension checks - 81 sol
diera az their fsre value G0os. . -
sagd. lately commenced % charge ola
soldiers a c1rnniizslon fpr caehinE fhefr
cheeks They quif Tosnr % re bank
getting their ch@cks cashieS a. ne
county treasury snsteaG Tn~ treas-
urer took ne checks a. fh~sr face val
ue The b enk - th~ county Feposi'-
o~v. a1a WIN th~ treasure ser.esf.ef
them ovst NJ Eoo-e Gays frat fr7
81 soldiers az MaEsoa are hiSaiy 81
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