The Wichita daily eagle., 1896-12-15

An Attica barber who has crown of
nounces that ne will now shave for FIVE
per.
The editor of the Clark County Clipper
this week makes final appeal to the gov
ernment, saying: "Give us bank that viii
not bust"
other night and the general consensus OF
opinion is that all but Sam Jones are DOOM
ed to hell
Tom Morgan Of Eureka says that eventu-
ally Burton will wia-he is so calmly per-
sistent in his ambition 10 go TO the United
States senate.
The trial of S. G.. Fleming for forgery in
Butler county has been continued until
March next Fleming was cashier Of the
Ell Dorado bank.
Frank Doster is not forty years OF age.
as reported. He was in the army and could
Tot have been had he been born forty years
ago. He is forty-eight.
What does John Breidenthal think Of the
revocaytion by the Mexican government OF
the Topolobampo charter? Mexico is that
dear country which is friendly to silver.
Judge T. F. Carver has decided TO remain
in the practice of law at Salina. He had
contemplated moving away. Why do all
the candidates contemplate moving away?
Editor Sampson of the Salina Republican
says that a woman's influence is all right
but he has seen many a man slaughtered
for he - ha ssrro -
candidate.
Fred Vandegrift says that Judge Denni-
son has the Butler county members corner
ed and is now In the senatorial race. Den
nison has heap more than that. as the re-
suit will show.
1t is surprising how some Of the Populsts
can be convinced Of their own political
death. There are Dick Chase. John Davis
and Artz, for instance. The Pops are much
less tenacious Of Life than the has-been Re
publcans.
In fifty years Kansas will have more
brilliant writer's than New England ever
had. Everybody in Kansas has the writ
ing fad'' more or less, and il is bound to
bring out superior set Of literary cusses
in the end.
Such change as that proposed would be
a radical disarrangement of old lines and
would divide old neishbors and political
friends. But the Populists say it is poll
TICS" and that is what counts with Popu-
list legislature.
Judge Dennison has valuable reputation
among the Populists for hard work. which
will help in the senatorial fight. In the last
state senate he was chairman of the judi
ciary committee, which considered and re-
ported four hundred bills.
Judge Simpson will assume the Office of
judge of the Ninth district the first week in
January. The plan is to have the legisla-
ture redistrict so as to legislate Mr.. Simp-
son out of office and make a vacancy to
which Governor Leedy can appoint Pop
ulist.
1t is only in the Kansas society columns
that the word "Mesdames' ever appears.
The reason for this is that at an early day
capital Ms were scarce in the offices and
the prints put 'Mesdames" in front OF the
names of all the married women. The
habit has stuck. -..-.-.
Hutchinson News: The politicians always
have something to talk about, and now
they have let up on the postoffice question
and taken into consideration the possible
change in this judicial district by the legis-
lature. OF course this is a matter in which
the Republicans have nothing to say-that
Is. nothing that counts. The Populists OF
have had several consultations
and have evolved q scheme which they
consider brilliant. and they have no doubt
but that the Populist legislature viii agree
to it
The plan is to disorganize this district and
attach Mcpherson and Harvey counties 10
Judge Clarks district, which includes Rice,
Barton and Stafford. and then take Stat
ford from that and Put it with Reno and
probably Kingman for another district.
Judge Clark Is Republican judge, elected
In Populist district by his personal popu-
ar;y. This would give him Republican
district. But Populist judge would be ap-
pointed in this district, and as Stafford and
KinSman gave a bigger Populist majority
than Reno did Republican last month, the
politicians figure that Populist judge
could be elected at the election which would
be held next fall.
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