The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-06
Along the Kansas Nile.

| The striking coal miners Of Pennsylvania
| can find work in the Kansas wheat fields
| at good wages.
| Mike Sutton says his deputies are all I'M
| der civil service and that he will not make
any appointments. This is stuff and nom
| sense.
| A French artist recently arrived in Chi
! cago and drew grotesQue sketches of nine
leading Chicago men. Among them was
George R. Peck.
| Father Eskr;dge of Empor;a has an en-
| tirely new kick. He says that Kansas has
entirely too much sky. Some of il ought
| to be pulled down.
| DR.. Pitcher of Winfield, who is 30 gener-
ally abused by all the people of Kansas, is
sustained by letters of approval from scores
OF his own profession.
Dick Howard of Arkansas City had to
hex brother editor the other day In order
to persuade him that personalities in print
are not the proper thing.
Leedy faced down the Wake Agitation
society at Topeka and today II is dead
Morrill, retreated at the first pun of smoke
and ruined his administration
IT is said that Jack Harris Of Ottawa,
Kansas. VIII be likely to have fit that
will be fatal If an Ottawa man should ever
be nominated for governor by any party.
All over Kansas the water companies are
bowling at the people not to waste water.
And the dear people look at their neighbors
suspiciously and turn their own hose loose
in the high grass.
Medicine Lodge is offended because Sedg-
wick county officers kidnapped one Of their
citizens last week. They just expect US to
do nothing with Medicine Lodge men but
send them to congress.
The latest from Atchison is that Ed
Howe's linen trousers are tasseling out and
that he will be able to cut of another crash
towel from the bottoms. il a rain comes
within the next three days
II is an actual unvarnished. unexaggerat-
ed fact that wheat is going to waste In
western Kansas because tramps will not
work. How sope of the farmers who
have heard about the unemployed, must be
boiling,
Heavens said an old Kansas farmer
at Newton as he surveyed the people IN a
Christian Endeavor train. II wish I had
you out in my harvest field at work You're
doing no good gadding abou; the country
Ike this
Clemens. the Topeka Populist. says: II
believe Mckinley VIII bring about inter
national bimetall.sm and Bryan and MS
crowd VIII be reprived of their chief stock
IN trade" Clemens wants the PopuIists to
turn 10 Socialism az once.
George Martin OF Kansas City did not
howl in vain. He Will be made statistican
for Kansas-salary 800 a month. And
George Martin is made OF that good Old
grain, which Will make him kick just as
much as ever whether he gets the JOB or
not.
Great Bend Register: Thursday six Of
Lee Morgan's harvest hands. in South
Homestead ;owEsaip. struck for eight
hours and FIVE meals as days work.
They were then getting The usual harvest
ages for the usual days work and Mo--
gar refused their demands. TIE s.x quit
work and came TO the Bend while Morgan
got other hands and went ahead Three |
OF the SIX hired out 20 another farmer OF
the same terms they had been working
for. but the other three. including the
leader OF the strike got drunk. Were arrest |
e5 and lad IL Jail al night Some people !
DO not know what 20 do with prosperity |
when they fnd II within their grasp.
A Topeka dispatch says that q cardinal |
Popuiis; principle Is 10 grab everything IN |
s-gh; Is being demonstrated here TIE !
fiscal year fer he state closed las. night. |
The Law provides that the new sppropr.a-
tons shall become available a, sha; time
and that The une1p-udsd balances Of Cd i
appropriations &, IRE various funds will 1
revert back 20 the treasury IN footing 1
up the accounts last night. IL rzs foSs-.d ,
;hat some very snug balances remained
Il would never DO 20 ie, them revert back
ITO the treasury: that would Tot De Po2a-f
Este The state auditor and s-sis treas
urer aSresa 20 keep the accounts open"
uzt.i everybody could have final whAck a.
,fsm- The other state officials wsrs ro,.-
lied and acted acco-1snSy.