The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-13
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BRIEF NOTES FROM TOPEKA
Briedsnthal Threatens to Fine Derelic,
Bankers of Kansas.
The majority Of the bankers of Kan.
sas have been very prompt about send
ing statements as required by the re.
cent call Of the state bank commission.
er, but Il few IF them have failed to com
ply 50 far and Commissioner Brieden.
thai says he expects he will have tt
make an example of them The new
ia " provides that when a call is issued
the bankers must file their statement
within a certain period and the penalty
is placed al fine of $50 day for each
dav thai eiapses thereafter. Brienden-
thai says there is no reason why they
all should not have their statements in
on time. and that if necessary to teach
chem a lesson, he will proceed against
some of them in the courts
The Joe Lowe faction of the Kansas
silver Democracy has evolved a scheme
to thwart the plans Of the Leedy-Over-
myer combination for fusion deal next
year. The scheme is 10 disarm Leedy
by taking Overmyer away from him. II
is A good scheme. The way It is TO be
done IS to rur Overmyer for governor on
a free silver ticket. 1t has been Over
myers ambition to be governor of Kan
sas just one term, and that portion of
the allied silver forces opposed to Leedy's
reelection say that now is the time for
Oyermyer to make the race.
Abe Steinberger, the acknowledged
head % the middle-of-the-road Populists
of Kansas, condemns Chief Justice Dos
ter in severe terms for his decision in
the legislative bribery case. Steinberger
mas always been a great adnirer of Dos
ser, and last fall when Briedenthal and
tie whole crowd Of fusion Populists
were doing what they could in secret
way 20 defeat Dcster, he was bending ev-
cry effort to help him. Steinberger is
also warm friend of Associate Justice
when the latter took occasion 20 give
Justice Allen a back handed slap in the
decision spoken OF above. Steinberger
said that he had always taken Doster to
De a bigger and fairer man than that.
he predicts that Judge Doster will live
to see the day that he will regret his ac-
tons.
The ease with which the 'recommenda
tons for pardons for cold-blooded muir
derers are secured from the state board
OF pardons has suggested 10 the friends
Of Emmett Dalton that an application
for his release would be received with
favor, and il is predicted that an eff
fort will be made in a short time 10 liber-
ate him. The friends of Dalton can adj
' ance the claim that while he was
pretty tough sort of fellow, he was new
e. guilty of the heinous crime of slaugh-
teling his father, mother. brother and
sister They can also advance the argu-
n1ent of reasonable doubt as to his
guilt in the Coffeyville raid. The only
thing against Dalton is the fact that his
lawyer has no bcother-in-lay on the state
board OF pardons.
The shortage of men needed 10 harvest
the unprecedented wheat crop in western
Kansas has been supplied. and it is now
useless tC- men to go 10 that country in
search OF labor. The greater part OF
the immense influx of iaboring men 10
hat section are now without work, and
viii remain 50 until ;hreshing begins.
Many harvesters are leaving for the
northern states, where they will be able
20 secure work during the coming
months. All men in need OF labor will
10 we'll 10 turn their steps in that direc-
ion and keep out of western Kansas,
Is the farmers have now all the labor
ney need.
Eana Commissioner Briedenthal has his
'eport of the condition Of state and phi
-ate banks nearly completed. For The
irst time in a decade the deposits are
greater than the loans The deposits
e.
'0o. o0o The deposits have grown So
100 900 during the last six months. The
,anks unheard from have an aggregate |
apstal % less than 500, oeo. so the report |
5 practically complete. Had Il no, been !
or money taken GU, % the banks re- |
Z n,ly for expenses incident 20 harvest |
ie THINKS ne deposits would have reach !
d Sc. co0. 900.
Colonel H. L Taylor Or Sedgwick coun- |
V was here today. and in response 70 a /
question. said there would be complete /
usion in Sedgwick counsy this year, and /
here is no doubt Of me election Of fu- l
ca ticket He thinks D. A. Wilson VIA
ucceei Lewellilg as state senator. He 4
lso announced that Rufus Cone VIII no; /
e a candidate FOR renonina ion for the |
flee or she.iff.
Paris. France, July News has been
ece.yed from Ras Jihui.ts On the gulf
Aeen. 10 the effect that King Meniisk II
as appointed the Russian major. Leoatlf.
overror general OF ire Eqaa,or.ai prov
-ces CT Ahyss.nia-