The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-02-25
wHIRLS WITH WICHITA.

not generally Of that color, either.
Kansas City World: That Wichita man
who was sentenced TO live in Topeka three
weeks or pay 500 is rustling for the cash.
Kansas City Gazette: Things are soft
enirg some at Wichita. As Tiger Bill
gathers up fresh wind and starts in again
on the joints the papers refer 10 him as
Bengal William
Atchison Globe: The Wichita Minister
ial association may have invited Mrs.
Lease 10 become a member. but individ-
ually the members are undoubtedly jeal-
Gus OF her.
Topeka Press: The Wichita people want
Governor Morrill, to establish bank there.
The governor may not be a willy politi-
clan. but he is too shrewd a business man
10 think OF such thing.
Hutchinson News: In her first sermon
Sunday. Mrs. Lease stated that "hell Is
swallowing souls" What else could she
expect after her advice TO the Kansas
farmers TO raise more Of it7
Kansas City World: What effect will
the anti-prizefighting law just passed by
congress have on that Republican conven-
ton at Wichita is a question which poll
t.cians are now discussing.
Topeka CO-Operator: Now Tiger Bill
serves notice on Governor Morrill, that il
he don't make the Leavenworth saloon
keepers slide down the cellar door that
he won't play horse" in the Wichita yard
anymore.
Kansas City World: The Wichita Eagle
thinks Tiger BIZ Campbell could not
have written Shakespeare; then there is
nothing about variety and extensive ex-
perience as a necessary qualification for
the job.
Philadelphia Press: Tiger Bill" a
Kansas politician. speaks of his rivals as
the ''smooth-bored, snipe-legged politi-
clans Of Wichita. He ought to move to
South Carolina and get elected 20 con-
gress.
Kansas City Journal: "Some day" OBJ
serves the Chicago Post. Mr. Lease may
favor US with his honest ~iews in re-
gard TO women in politics." Mr. l., il is
safe to say, viii wait till he is a widow
before doing anything so rash as that
Minneapolis Messenger: With the an
nouncement of Mrs. Lease that she is 60
ing into the ministry to skin the wolves
comes the news that wolves are very bad
in Comanche county The county com
missioners pay a bounty of three dollars
on each scalp.
Kansas City Gazette: Masonic Grand
Master Mccall in his annual address at
Wichita, yesterday, made strong appeal
for the Masonic home and also for the
Masonic library. 81, 600 is already paid in
on subscription for the home. Wichita
is first favaste IN location.
Topeka Mail and Breeze: Wichita
lady has recovered a Judgment of 500
against a merchant down there for put
ting her name on the black list The
people in southwest Kansas Will stand al
most anything, but when anybody tries
to break down their credit, there viii be
a line drawn right then
Topeka Journal: Topeka couldn't help !
il that she had two United States sena- /
ors. Topeka gave 5000 majority for a Re /
publican senator; IL was the rest OF the I
state that did the business. Marsh Muir I
docks rebellion" that he Ia so proud OF, I
did part Of il. There's another thing: 4
The Eagle IS perpetualiy whooping about
Offices that it doesn't get. yet Wichita 4
never puts forward any candidates. II (
Il wants the national committeeman why
doesn't IL trot him out?
Atchison Globe: The Wichita liar has
al last perpetrated a lie that is so funny
he should be forgiven for telling IT, a
late issue OF the New York Voice a pro-
nibition paper. in big head lines holds up
prohibition law Is a success, and says the
own is a model paradise. other towns
where a drink can be had ara asked TO
COX at Wichita. and take renewed courage
4 lighting the vice. As a matter OF fact,
-Ou can get anything you want az wIch-
"a, except peace.
Kansas City Gazette. Tit New York
Voice gives Is some great Information
.bour the dOings In Wichita. The satanic
'spers OF that city contain bur little sat
sfaction as 70 the onward march Of re-
orm IN that center Of w.cksdness. The
voice publishes a diagram showing the
o-atiOn OF forty-seven houses Of ill-fs me I
With ~ inmates. and how they scattered
iace the joints were driven out Only
* houses and a dozen inmates remain.
'ince August one hundred saloons have
zen driven out The next reform move
own there vii D. 90 get the newspapers
o tell The truth