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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
TALKING THROUGH HIS HAT.


President Cleveland'S letter 70 Spain
in conjunction with Comes epiStle 10
Palma, found in our yesterday morn
ing dispatches. in making history also
makes quite interesting reading. Mr.
Cleveland takes As a basis and as 4
precedent for his suggestions of inter-
ference, Grants mediation between
Spain and Cuba in 4 former attempted
revolution in that island. Cleveland's
note is not recognition Of belligerent
rights. Neither Is ii an apology. nor
yet an assurance Of anything in par
ucular. II simply states that 4 condi-
ton confronuS the situation which
seems TO call for mediation upon the
part of the government OF the United
States Cleveland assures the crown
Al Madrid that we as a people are
wholly disinrerested and wouldn't be-
otherwise for the world, and - he
urges Spain 10 accept our good offices
in bringing about an understanding.
The president does not ASK the indie
pendence OF Cuba. lie must first Use
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
TOO MUCH ExFRAvAGANcE.

The tendency of the times is TO Of
fetal and governmental extravaganza,
and America not only as nation, but
by states and counties, by cities and
municipalities is falling into the fash
ion Of diScounting the future and
burthening the present. In claiming
our resources to be unreasonable and
that there is no possible danger, COM
munfties in times ike these find them
selves struggling 10 avert bankruptcy.
Such a claim is folly. The state gov
eminent of Kansas is five times what
it was twenty years ago and each sue
ceeding year witnesses greater eXtraV-
agance with no commensurate develop
ment Taxes in number Of dollars are
just as many and each dollar twice its
former value. The number of officials
are ever being increased and the list Of
legal fees is ever being heightened
This is equally true of the nation.
The extrava gance of the present con-
gress is evidenced by the statement Of
Chairman Cannon of the house COM
mittee on appropriations, the aggre-
gate which he fixed being S506,O00,000
for short session in which the speaker
is trying TO make a record Of economy.
The next session, which will have TO
provide for some sixteen months, the
appropriations will be greater. Mr..
Cannon admits that the appropriations
for the rivers and harbors, public build
ings and all contract work are only
to cover the time till March 4th, '97. 1t
is remarkable that there is no abate-
ment of expenditure in view of the
hard times in the country at large, or
in view of the deficit of the treasury
for two years past. Are we, like Italy,
or like the French republic, to go on
spending more than our income? Can
we afford TO do it? VIII not extrav-
agances land US in difficulty? Threat
ened foreign complications and pos
sible difficulties have stimulated a de-
mand for more war vessels, coast de-
fenses and the like, still the people are
becoming restless under the ever-grow-
ing burden of taxation. Every official !
salary is twice as valuable as it was |
five or ten years ago, will buy twice |
as much, therefore the tax that is lev
led TO pay such salaries are twice as |
hard to pay. The state and national |
platforms which shall demand in no |
terms, and pledge with IN !
deniable earnestness, & sweeping cur
of public expenditures and ex-
travagance are going to command
votes, under whatever name.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
IN THE LAST DITCH.

It may truthfuily be said of the Dem
ocratic party, that as q national organ
ization it is in its last ditch. Ever
since the close of the great civil Strug-
gle for the preservation of the Union, it
has been pursuing the Fabian policy Of
skirmish and retreat, the abandonment
of one after another OF Its fancied
strongholds, until now, lettering upon
the verge Of dissolution, ignoring its
traditions, its promises and pledges Of
economic rule, restriction of federal
authority, tariff reform and other
speciouS tenets Of the Democratic plan
of salvation; it has taken its last stand
in sheer desperation in the shallow
trenches Of gold recommendation. The
controlling management of that party
is under direct orders from Wall street
first, To capture the platform and fail
ing in that, gold or no gold, positive or
equivocal, final action will be confined
to the selection of a candidate who by
the hypnotic influence of the money
center, can be made TO break a public
pledge as easily as he makes IL This
is the nearest approach TO putting up
the presidency at auction that CONNER
cial politicians in this country at pres
ent have the temerity 10 attempt. If
the wealthy nabobs Of the east choose
TO waste their money on lost cause in
its hour Of extremity, it only furnishes
additional evidence of the familiar fact
that brains and money do not always
go together. II is astonishing that men
having the ability TO manage even bad
", the financial system of great ma
ton should betray such deplorable ig-
nOrance of the real state OF public SEN
timent and feeling. The people with
whom rests the decision OF this finan-
cial question at the ballot box are ar
rayed against them, but they see ii
not. The boast of the Democratic
leader Of the long since collapsed con-
federacy, to die fighting in the last
ditch, will soon be realized by the Dem
ocratic party.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
ANOTHER WOMAN TO BE SOLD.

OF all the deSpicable specimens Of
humanity that have come to curse the
later centuries the average petty hered-
itary ruler is the worst save and ex-
cept his own degenerate and laciviOus
sciOnS. Father and son alike are but
brutes refined, not humanized. Their
highest incentive is lust, their inspira-
ton debauchery. And what is true
Of these petty legacieS of feudalism and
Of rape. is largely true of many of the
and of heraldry. The dukes, lords,
counts and the like who come from
their rotten social environments and
schools OF senSuality 10 America for
money with a woman thrown in, are
devoid OF honor, honesty or decency,
or of any single attribute Of exalted
manhood. The American girls whom
they make their wives are not more
TO them than a newly found mistress Of
a fortnight
1t is announced that the father of
Alexander the young king OF Seryia,
viii start for New York this or next
month to find some American girl with
plenty Of money who is willing to give
up her shekelS for n seat on the Ser
Wan throne All she viii be asked 10
do is to throw her money and maiden
hood into the balance for 4 crown.
Having parted with her money and all
that she prizes in the way Of character
If she don't like the bargain she can re-
nounce the bauble and return 20 her
native land minus self-respect and
everything except a Notifying load of
ignoble and dirty experience Il VIII
be no compliment 10 an American heir-
eSs % be asked to we'd the king of Ser
Via. but it VIII be a recognition Of her
money. II viii be the offer OF a royal
cor0net. but with II the lowest degra-
daticn. Il Is whispered in court cir
cles. and no doubt in houses Of less re-
pute that King - Alexander of Servia
has been rejected by the Grand Ouch
eSs Nenia Of Russia. lev the oldest
daughter OF the grand duke Of VlSdi-
mir. by Princess SybIl Of HesSe. by the
German empress sister Theodore. and
by other ladies Of the nobility. 80 now
this Spectator in job-lots Of women Is
sending his father 10 America 70 pick
up something fresh and green in the
feminine line. The father OF brother
Of the girl n whom he first breaches
his humIliating dicker ought to reply
with q vigorous kick
King Alexander. or King sasha.
as he i nicknamed, * one % the most
offensive and dispensing youths that
could he found anywhere. from the
BospAorus- 10 the banks of the Tagus
Ills manners sre coarse and brutal Ia
the extreme. fully in keeping with his
beeding brows, low forehead and al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
BRAZEN HYPOCRISY.

The Denver Republican gets in CEN
| ter-shot at the Financial and Com
mercial Chronicle of New York on its
absurd excuse for the failure of sub
scriptions to a late issue Of New York
City per cent gold bonds The
| Chronicle gives, as one of the reasons
why the bonds did not sell. "the feel
ing of uncertainty that is made TO hang
about the future OF our currency, which
disinclines capital 10 make any invest
ments. The Republican takes IL up
! with this sensible query: How in the
name of common sense can the feeling
Of uncertainty that Is made TO hang
about our currency affect the present
worth or future value of gold bonds,
except favorably:"
This is a fair sample of the insin-
certify Of the gOldbug organs. They
are continually prating about the great
risk of making any obligation payable
in any kind of money other than gold,
yet here is an issue of $3,0O0,000 New
York City bonds, payable in gold coin,
offered TO the crowd who will have
nothing else, and the beggarly sub
scription Of S175,500 is all that can be
drummed up among the whole outfit.
This may be taken as an exact guage
Of the estimate which New York capt.
talists put upon their ideal form or Sc
curities. There Is surely nothing
wrong with the security. New York
City bonds would be the very apple of
their eye as a safe investment, especial
" when it is made payable in "the only
real money of the country" but they
turned it down as banker would
throw out piece of doubtful CONNER
cial paper. 1t is not many weeks since
these same investors were tumbling
over each other to get the last issue OF
"coin" bonds made by the government,
and bearing 31s per cent interest. The
claim is that the business of the coun-
try, and the government itself is etern-
ally swamped by this tendency" TO
pay in coin, yet here they give the lie
to their pretentiOns in way thatmeans
more than the sworn affidavit of the
whole Wall street crowd.
How long they expect TO humbug the
public by such pictures remains TO be
seen. 1t is no compliment to their in
telligence to persist in their campaign
Of educating the people on finance
through mere pretenses Of the mouth, |
while they repudiate their teachings |
by such acts as the above. They will |
find, ere long, that the public is not |
wanting in that best Of all human quail |
tiles. common sense
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
OKLAHOMA OUTLINES.

Guthrie last Tuesday cast 100 more votes
than it ever did before
The vote at Oklahoma City Tuesday was
also the heaviest cast in years.
The Populists will select their delegates
to St Louis in May by districts
It is charged at Oklahoma that a colored
woman dressed up in mems clothes there
and voted.
Oklahoma City and Guthrie. the two
largest towns in the territory, are now
Republican.
Grist Mil Jones more than carried things
with high hand at Oklahoma City. HIS
majority was 80.
What Grant has been appointed United
States commissioner at Oklahoma, vice
W.lkeTson resigned.
Mrs Doolin visited her husband at the
Guthrie jail the other day. He looked
safe and she went away satisfied.
That story about Tarsney OF Missouri
being slated for an Oklahoma Judgeship
was a Kansas City newspaper fake.
All south-going trains into Oklahoma are
crowded to the guards. The immigration
so long expected has actually set in.
All the Oklahoma papers said after the
election: Now let us join together to
work for the mutual good Of the town.
A nan at Guthrie has the queer sensa-
ton of being triumphantly elected TO con-
stable one day and being arrested for
perjury the next.
A newspaper fight that is never going to
let up until the editors get real mad is
the one between the Medford Patriot and
the Manchester Journal
II is said that the receiver Of the
Hutchinson Southern is now figuring on
building the line SO that 1t Will touch the
Rock Island first at Enid.
In northern Oklahoma the only wheat
that has been blown out was that sown
very late in the fall Most OF the wheat
is high enough TO hide rabbit.
A man recently died IN Oklahoma and
his daughter writes a half column 10
local paper telling how bad she feels She
might have left that TO be inferred.
While Miss Mary Hurd OF Manchester.
was sleeping a maidenly sleep the other
night a burglar came and stole the Screen
doors of the house and carted them away.
The Manchester Journal darltly hints
that the man who does his trading IN a
Kansas town and expects TO run Tor Of
fee in Oklahoma win have 10 look 10 Kan
sas for his votes.
A gentleman appeared IN Enid the other
day and declared that IL Enid would put
VI $4,000 the Hutchinson Southern would
make it the end OF the division Several
prominent citizens went over 10 the Rialto
and dropped dead.
In some respects Pops are not as fair
minded as Democrats. Nearly al the
Democratic papers complimented Dennis
Flynn on getting the free homes OIL
but not one Pop paper has been
generous enough 20 do II.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
LAUGHING AT KANSAS.

Kansas is being laughed al again IN
Justly. The Wichita liar sent out tele-
gram lately saying that a judge in that
town introduced the Y rays in court, as a
means OF establishing something. OF
course the story was an invention, and
Kansas is being laughed al. a profit Of
20 or 50 cents 10 the Wichita liar. The
same man sent out story that a Kansas
jury found that a man had been hypnotic
ed TO commit a murder. and brought in g.
verdict finding the hypnotizer guilty. al
though he had proved an abb! The X
ray business is almost as foolish as hyp-
notism. The discovery is of no practical
value, and only a suggestion, at best In
six months you viii never hear Of the Y
rays even at minstrel STANDARDIZATION
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
PROTECTION IN SPOTS.


The goldbug organs, east and west,
are loud in their claims for protection
Nothing goes but protection TO Ameri-
can industries and American products.
yet they steadily advocate a policy
which prohibits the use of silver for the
only purpose that it is suitable. II
does more than this: it prohibits the
mining OF metal that is as much i
natural product as corn or iron or silk
1t says 10 the owner Of a silver mines,
you shall not develop your property
with no better reason than 10 say 70
the farmer you shall not pillow" or TO
the manufacturer You shall not
weave" The decentralization OF silver
puts an inhibition on the most valuable
natural product of this country, the
more so because silver may be used
as money, and money represents val
ues in everything We might get along
without silk or peanuts. but we suffer
intellectually when deprived of cur
rency which buys bread, meat and all
other staples. 1t is all right 10 protect
ourselves commercially, but it is wrong
tOiDrOtect in spots.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
STATIONS
OF the Alton Stock Farm, 1890.
GODDARD, KAN.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

In almost every state Of this Union,
laws have been passed with the object
Of insuring the future physical and
moral well-being of neglected children
even at the cost, II necessary, Of all
parental control Adoption is legal
lied, and a child, once it is formally
adopted. cannot afterwards be inter
fered with nor claimed, even by the
natural parents. except by a special
decree Of the court. Thousands OF
outcaSt children are annually thus res
cued from the lower strata OF society,
who but for state Intervention, would
become criminals. or aimIess, hopeless
Migrants. SO far state control OF aban-
doned and abused children has proved
eminently successful. and has gone far
% prove the assertion Of John Stuart
Mil, that "if you take an average hu-
man mind while sJill young, before the
objects II has chosen in life have given
il turn in any direction, you viii gen
orally find il desiring what Is good,
right and far the benefit ~ al"
This work Of rescueon the part Of the
state has its strong economies As well
as merciful feature. for il must be 70
membered that neglected chidrea al
uEost inevitably drifI into the pauper
OF criminal classes. when they vii cost
the state-that Is the tsxpayers-far
more in the long run than they would
have done IL rescued while young. as :
shown by the very small pr ce1I q
children tmainly taken from the lowest
classes who have lzpsed into crime
Who can say what undeTeioped pofsn-
tialiIies exist among there sane neg
lected children: what mute ingloriOGs
NIlEo1s,- what Fsradsys o. Steven
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
ALONG THE KAN5A as NILE.

A week ago today a church built % sod
was dedicated In Smith county. Kansas.
Last Wednesday l. rained pitchforls a.
Winfield At Wellington only few drops
fell
The salina Republican says that Nor
I'll Is q stockholdsr n The Kansas City
Journal
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ruplex a. Arkansas City and four men
can receive a. once
A. The Wellington freight ra:e CONVEX
ton resolution t0s maximum frslgh;
rate .aE vas passe3-
For the mo1th % March The Hntchin-
son school board reports tEeive cases c.
corporal punishment
The election a. Florence was rot con
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

most bestial nose and jaw, while the
opinions which he vouchsafes with re-
gard TO women in general are charac-
teriZed by an affectation Of cynicism
and disillusion that is revolving indeed.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12
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Grover has asked Spain if it will &C
cept mediation. While Spain is hold
ing its pen in its mouth thinking how
TO reply, the Cubans viii gain their
OWL Independence.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

Cleveland offers Spain mediation in
regard to Cuba If Spain refuses me
diation. she is whipped. II she accepts
1t she will recognize herself rs whip
ped. Allow Us again 10 call your at
tention TO the greatness OF diplomacy,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

The man who searches for original
fly in financial plankS has again read.
"We demand under such re-
strictions equal debt-pay;ng
power equally as good, and
has dropped dead.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

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sons, there may not be among them
We ought never TO rest satisfied until
we are sure that every child viii have
at least a chance Of becoming an
honest, industrious man or woman.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

Phil Armour says that wheat will
shortly be worth a dollar buShel. He
assigns no reason, but is probably be-
cause Jerry Simpson was elected to
congress five years ago.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

Major Morrill, apparently believes
that when the curtain goes down on the
first act of the Trouman boom. some
friend of his viii put his head in the
door and effectively yell: Fire.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

Gomez writes: Cuba today pre-
sents only pools of blood dried by CON
fagrations." This literary effort shows
that If Gomez had the Geographic ia
ciiities he would send Us some tine dis
rntnhnc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

While, according to his confession.
Holmes is very devil, he should not
forget that many Christian people
think him better than Bob IngersoL.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

Perhaps that Oklahoma tornado,
Thursday, was merely the Mckinley
and Reed sentiment in oklahoma meet
ing in mid-air.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-04-12

Cullom wants to get out He would
rather have the brick house fall on him
now than have it fall on him when it
is several stories higher at st. Louis.