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The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

wserewith we propose 20 regulate our con-
duct during the coming year. and n drawn
up n he true altruistic spirit. eve
effort 20 realize our shortcomings - Of IN
es.,mabse benefit.
Here. then. is a code Of morals aid man
rers. which Il observed. would materially
lessen mans irlnuman1y 70 man. and in-
o3de1sally 20 woman.
THE MEN.
LIT the men resolve.
Never 20 obu-Rs their wives "a ask FOR
money for the orEuary h0lsehoid eIpensas.
Never 20 correct clerks. servants or chll-
dTea IN the prese-1e of Others
], xs-sr - comment ssieAs,snz1y ueof tS,e
mother befo-s tAsr cnstsos- i~e .---4r-
Never 20 Use laEguasr a. any tine or
place which could not W3-h proprs1y be
used befoTe the ch1l1yerL
Never to assoc.sto cIosely with men who
could not with p-opzety be iztrcdooe.. 70
vie ard daughters.
THE WOMEN.
Let ne women resolve.
Never % forget thae the authority q he
father over re chli1rea - sc1sg % taat
OF tbe nO,heT.
Sever % complain = - hsls5arss's short
oorni1<s bsf1e TIE rhIs-ea.
Never 20 nag agsDza1. children or ssg-
wants
Never - c-ltlc-se hzrstly re f-ie-ds %
husnand c. ch.sf-ec.
Sever % ta-eAtsr fhs chzs.sa viz taa
authority . toe father
THE CHILDREN.
Lss tie ch.s3rer rssciTe.
Ssve- 70 sithaof fhs tsiEuF q ~ .sy.z
ooinsE from re Eu1fser~s syIns-ashssse a.
SeveT e spesk si-zsszz<fy q bro-hs- 81
ES-sr % az o-iE1s-. 10 matter hgx lsti-
nzsEe a fTlszlt-
Never % enter mo h-o-cs-fy o. rssfsrly
sg1aso.ez h-fo-s a thlr1 p<raoa.
Sever 1l-,.zE'T hstsu 20 z-T ts< TO-.
aSz1-s- azT nlsulbe- q ous's ozn fa-zlig.
40 reT@r rs-~Tve ~ sssrsy s.es q oniy /
q a-se's zssn-se-E fo- "a sele-Ezl-oa = /
orss fz-ss-y cs-elsx
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01
FUNNY FUSION

The reflection IS funny thai the Pop
party can never see that all the clamor
for fusion with the Democratic party.
with whom the Pops have nothing in
common except the common desire 10
defeat the Republican party. comes
from or IS instigated and kept active by
men who want Offices and who would
sacrifice their own party organization
and its principles to gain their ends.
Ignatius Donnelly is talking sense for
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

The necessity for 'precaudoa on the part
Of surgeons and physicians n the use of
new agencies and methods IS once more
emphasized by the trouble which has just
ARISEN in san Francisco in the matter Of
''Oxy1oxin-" This new therapeutic agea:
has been administered by DR.. Hirschfel-
Ger. Of that city. as a relief, or cure. in
cases Of consumption. The death os
patient Of his mas TOW occasioned much
comment, and the coroner is sad TO have
Harnsd oxytoxin poisoning as the inms-
date cause. Il would be unjus: % accept
this veriicc on such aassy Investigation:
bur the circumstance certainly calls a.
;enGon anew 10 the perils OF medical expert
1eats where human life is involved, Just
as recently the misuse OF the N-rays by
ln-expert practitioners required correction
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01
Prof Momm.-p.. Ab.ent-Mindedp...

The Berline1s tell many a story OF Mornn
sens a5se-t-nlindedless, and he has even
bsen credited with not having recognized
his Own Ettle son. and with having asked
him h-s name preparatory TO r-Quest ting him
not 10 make cutie 50 much noise In
pubic tran1csr n which he was going 70
town from his home IN Chariottenzurg;
AID II IS said that h, put h,s first baby
into the wasSe-pspe7 basket one day. and
covered = up because it cr.et-Ss. James
--a-ra
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01
An ErnIan.rinr

4 long-suTe-iag listener, after hearing
from 8 youth rs account % how he and
;wo companions kept i've hundred Indians
at bay for twenty-four hours. asked DO
you know Why the Lord sad 70 Anaaiss
'.' Stand fortA~ Upon receiving a neSa-
tive reply. he continued: Wei. I don't
ether. unless i was that you anS your
TWO companions could stand frst. second
and th.rd!''
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01
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lztS xayo< :; 5efeza ~ gsrress. a. caas-
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01
Born With Two Teeth

a baby boy was born 20 M ana Mrs. Fl.
A. Merrill this morning with two perfectly
formed teeth. says a Charleston dispatch
in the 81 Louis Globe-Democrat. They
are incisoys, In the lower jaw. Dr.. Patton.
the attending physician. SAID he aad heard
Of such things, bur that this was the frs,
instance that ever came under rs ohserva-
ton
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

Harry New Year - tie greeting oo-
exchanged al ever tse CIVILIZED xo-8z b.
txscz raea. women zad casltrsa-a s--s~rinz
p-ezna-f sszA nearing e Es 5gs yssss .
oc-ssse- - true s-z1ihczsss-
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happy rev year. ozs gs s5oa.s 60 al =
cur ,,ows- % bring ahssss; fhs salaZnsz.
q the <tSa-ez3ec2z5iy n sAs inis-zcsa
cs tie family Re Noet o< - aa<zg sk-s
s.me 4<ar zp . 81 - gccd reeciastces.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01
The ChrI.tma. Fra.f

Mr.. Neowe6 (cautiousyl-''Lovey-
what makes this turkey taste 80 queer
Mrs. NooSed (weepsngf-''Weil. darling. !
stuffed 4 with c-zzberries. JasS as every
BODY does. and II isn't ny fault z y has
Tot come out al rigat"-Broklyu LIE.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

The war veterans Of Indianapolis are
signing petition 30 the government in IA
vor of having their pensions paid twenty
years ahead in lump sums. They argue
that one who draws s. a month would un-
der the new plan receive at once 81, 40
enough 10 buy him little home; also that
in 8 year after the adoption OF the new
plan the government could abolish the pen
sion bureau and save the expense OF sup
nnrting IL.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

A pair ot gloves. well creased on the L.
SIDE. 4 worn for an hoEr after the morn
ing household duties are done. WI De found
= socve-e3gn ren1y FOX caaooed hz-ex
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

Governor Bushnell OF Ohio has changed
his mind, and has decided to have no bah
in honor Of his second Inauguration. for the
reason "that the time for preparation is
too short. and that the money which would
be expended might better go TO aid the
poor'-an explanation which mixes pr-n-
ciple and expediency.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

Another insurance company has with
drawn from Kansas because it doesn't wish
TO fuss with Webb McNar. This IS very
poor policy. as the companies which re-
main and play with McNalI, will get the
business.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

There are Indicators that Senator Baker
has secured the exclusion OF Cy- Leland
from the cage while he is feeding the ami
mails raw meat
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

Fitzsimmons says that Mccoy must lick
Walcott and Corbett Maher before he will
meet either Corbett or Mccoy. Fitzsimmons
is king, and what he says goes.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

Mrs F.tzs;mmons having agreed to let
Fitz fight again, the Mesdames Corbetts
should be polIed to see how they feel about
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

F.tzsi.nmons is wise. He has challenged
Corbett to fight somebody else.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

It is not 'anyth.ng to beat Hanna"
among the Democrats in Ohio. The atti-
tllde of several Democrats who will not
vote for a Republican viii elect him.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01
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The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

Mrs Fitzsimmons was so overcome with
Christmas cheer and good will toward man
that she has consented to let her husband
go into the ring again.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

The Countess OF Castellane, formerly
Miss Annie Gould, has given birth to her
second child. Her scheme may be to curb
her husbands extravag gance by the necess-
ty of shoes and frocks for children.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

The scheme to remove the stomach per-
manently doesn't amount TO much Let
the doctors discover some way TO lay the
stomach aside for a few days at a time.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

Even II he doesn't seize China in the end,
Emperor William will feel amply repaid by
his present prominence. which is like that
of the front wall of frame livery stable
in a small town.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

A man out in Washington writes to a
London paper that Americans hate En-
gland with an undying hatred and will be
glad when they can fight her again." This
is the truth.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

Great Britain has eastern trade which she
will protect People can monkey with En-
glands realty and not get hurt, but just
let them touch England's bargain counter.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1898-01-01

THE WEEKLY EAGLE
It's O hum mer and
gives the news
sos buys 81 numSers
The representative., 1898-05-18
THINKING ALIKE.

The great cry of the Fusiorists is that
eve all think alike"
Why do they not raise a clamor that all
the churches should give up their dis
tinctive creeds, because they think alike
.ipon God and Jesus Christ; and the
immortality of the soul; and a state of
rewards and punishments after dea HI
and several other material points. VIII!
DO they not try to drive the Baptists
snd Methodists and Catholics and Pres
byter1ans all into one cattle pen; and
ulvide up the patronage among thosA
who engineered the drive?
And suppose they got them all in one
pen. how long would they keep them
there without dehorning them
They would fight and jab and
kick and below until they broke down
the walls. A bedlam of discordant doc
trines would go out with a roar over the
prairies. Fancy fusing the Catholics
and Presbyterians into one homogeneous
mass, because they all believed in God!
And if band struck up "Boyne Water,
where would your fusion be?
1t is true that, as an abstract prOpo-
sition, all who believe in Jesus Christ
should act together, but human nature
is human nature, and will be to the end
of the chapter. 1t may come to pass,
in the remote future, that all believers in
Christianity may be able to unite in
one body. Personally we would be glad
to see such consummation, but a
union of that kind cannot be effected
by a few resolutions.
There is a profound and radical Diff
ference between the mental constitutions
OF Republicans, Democrats and Popu-
lists. Hence we will see families that
are all of one kind or all Of another.
Politics, it is often said, runs in the
blood" We observe that the children of
our old greenback associates are now all
Fopulists-and middle-of- -the-road Pop-
ulists at that
Let us do what we think best: but do
not be deceived by the cry that Popu-
lists and Democrats are all alike. and
that it is the simplest thing in the world
to drive them in a flock, like a MIXED
herd of pigs and sheep, down the ave-
nues Of time. IN
The representative., 1898-05-18
HAVE 1T IN WINONA COUNTY.

One Of the leading Populists of Vino
na county writes us, in private letter
as follows:
"Our Peoples Party voters here were
all formerly true Republicans; and they
say: No alliance with the Democrats
for u.s..
Should the Peoples Party join with
the Democrats as they did two years
ago all the Peoples Party vote here will
go Republican; and l believe that would
be the way throughout the state. Just
look at Owen. He fiops all around He
is like the Irishman's flea. You put your
finger on him and he is not there A
man setting himself up as a reliable
guide for the farmers when the truth Is
not in him. can have some sympathy
for an open enemy, but no quarter for
spy and traitor Let us have straight
ticket and square fight"
Our correspondence is very large and
we get similar expressions from all over
the state. The feeling against Owen
gets stronger every day. The attempt
to pack the state convention of the 18th
with Democrats was the last egg that
broke the camel's back.-I. D.
The representative., 1898-05-18

last issue Of The Representative. For the
past two months The Representative was
so quiet on the political situation that I
had almost come to the conclusion that
even our friend Donnelly had immerged
into the bowels Of Democracy. am glad
however. to see that you are still able 70
handle the tongs and WELD the sledge. I
hope from now on you will let the blows
fall thick and fast and with telling force.
Within six weeks, the Populists will be
called on to save or to create a party, and,
incidentally, to kill another, and there Is
no paper in the country that can help the
Populists Of Minnesota more than can the
Representative. We must strangle fusion
or fusion will strangle us; and with the
death of our party would go glimmering
into oblivion our cherished principles and
the hopes of mankind. Speak. friend
Donnelly. unto the children of Israel that
they go forward. Cry unto them in thun-
der tones to strike till the last false foe
expires; to strike for their altars and
their fires; to strike for the green graves
of their sires; for God and their native
land The most effective place to strike
is at the ballot box for principle. Crush
the temporizers.
"Wm. Lloyd Garrison that bold, daring
apostle of freedom, once said All re-
former are handicapped by temporizers,
who study results which they cannot fore
see. and forget principles which never
are entirely forgetting principles in their
wild mad scfambles for office.
There is but one thing for us to do.
and that is to stand by our colors, raise the
banner Of Populism and carry it into the
ranks of our eneemy; not to lay it before
them to trample or spit upon, to trail in
the dust or tear into shreds, but to compel
them by force Of arguments to bow allie
glance to it's eternal principles. If we
stand firm. we are bound to win.
For right is right, since God is God,
And right the day must win;
To doubt would be disloyalty,
To falter would be SIM
l am afraid our state convention will
be packed by the enemy Some of our
leaders in the state are tumbling over each
other to be the first to help the Demo-
Gratis drive the dagger into the soul Of the
Peoples Party. 1 was not mistaken In Mr..
Gibbs. Before the February meeting I
wrote him that 1 thought he was either
dupe or one of the conspirators to sell
out our party. He felt very much hurt
that l should doubt his loyalty to the Peo-
pies Party. He has now taken off the
mask and has proved himself a traitor.
The representative., 1898-05-18
ANOTHER SCREED.

Ihe whole gang, Owen, Dobbyn.
Lynch, ct al, have united in a terrific
assault on us in the Minneapolis Times
OF May 18th, where it appears over the
signature of f. G. Gibbs. 1t reaches us
TOO late for this issue; but we shall re-
ply to it next week; and will advise
Popullsts to order extra copies, in ad-
vance at cents each. 1t will be refresh
ing reading.
The gang are trying to write us down
ny repeating all the lies that have ever
been circulated against us, since he
days OF Doctor Fish, whose toes are now
turned up to the daisies.-I D.
The representative., 1898-05-18
Is something altogether In the mind Of
the party himself.

Is something altogether In the mind OF
the party himself.
But II a voter comes up at primary
and says, I'm the last two years
have changed my party affiliations. I
was formerly Democrat, but became
a Populisti Joined a Populist club; at
tended Populist meetings; or contributed
to Populist campaign fund, and here
are my witnesses to prove the truth OF
these statements" then the judges can In
quire into the matter; and If the judges
find these statements to be true, they can
let him vote at the primary.
But all this is very different case
from publishing to the world that any
man who comes up at the primary and
says he has not been Populist in the
past, but intends to be Populist here
after, shall have the right to vote, with
out the approval Of the judges. It would
have been an easy thing for Mr.. O'Brien,
instead of opening all the doors and win
dows in the way he did, to have re-
iterated the law just as it stands-to
wit: That none could vote except those
who had affiliated with the party in the
past and before or after the last elec-
tion; and who could prove that fact to
the satisfaction of the judges
We feel more and more inclined to
believe that there is trick in this whole
business; and we are the more convinced
of this from the fact that the Demo-
Gratis who voted for John Lind will have
representation in that Seventh district
POpulist convention as we'll as the Pop
ulists!
Is it not altogether part of the same
scheme to sell out Populism to Democ-
racy.
If the Representative had not called
attention to this contemplated fraud in
both the state convention and the Sew
enth district congressional convention,
there is no doubt that, in some counties,
the Democrats would have streamed I'D
in long line to help elect delegates to
the state convention and district conven-
tion, there to have taken such course as
would be satisfactory to the Democrats.
The exposure we have given the matter
may put stop to the rascality.-I. D.
The representative., 1898-05-18
BUTCHERED.

The hanging of few proof-readers
is greatly to be desired.
We wrote last week:
Because they Ghe Plutocrats) saw that
the destruction of the Peoples Party was
more to be desired than dozen fusion vic
tories were to be feared"
And the intelligent compositor and
the equally intelligent proof-reader
changed obstruction" to "distinction:"
They felt that they had improved the
sentence, and changed it into puzzle
which no human brain can possibly
fathom. Such nonsense makes ones
head swim, and sets him thinking of the
insane asylum.-I. D.
The representative., 1898-05-18

ordered to do so. The troops fired q volie.
! and killed three persons and number Q
| others injured.
LONDON, May 1O-The Rome correspond
ent Of the Times says; "It is believed tina
matters are steadily growing worse. Ias
government Is clearly unequal to the dim
culties Of the situation and great anxiety
prevails in political circles.
II am unable at this moment to send you
more than a few words. Fresh and more
rigid measures have been adopted in the
censorship Of kilograms. The forced silence
is most ominous. Any official accounts o
the restoration of order must be received
with all reserve. The rebels are besieging
Milan.
1.-THE problem is much wider and more
deeply rooted than the question whether
the cabinet is to remain or fall. or whether
this or that party is blameable. The re-
sDOnsibility must be laid on the system
which for a quarter of century has
ground down the country. The attack Is
an attack upon the unity of Italy.
1.-TWO cabinet councils were held today
and the ministers were unanimous in the
resolution to stick to their posts and con-
tinue the policy of repression at all COSTS"
The Peoples Party represents the uni
versal effort of mankind to rid itself OF
It's plunderers and oppressors. 1t rec
ognizes the vast injustice which now af-
fiicts the producing classes, ON all the
continents and all the islands of the sea-
Its sympathies go out to the wretched
taxed-to-death people of Europe, who
are now suffering from their inability to
get something to eat and are breaking
-out in bloody revolutions It perceives
that the cruel conditions which afli;ct
the old world are rapidly advancing
over the new world; and that if some
such organization as the Peoples Party
does not peaceably reform abuses we
will speedily come to Italian conditions.
And hence we are not ready to disband
of few local Offices.
We said, 20 years ago, in a speech in
Duluth, that the demonetization of sill
yer in 1873, was going to make the close
of the Nineteenth century as turbulent
and bloody as was the close of the
Eighteenth century, marked as it was by
the reign Of terror and the Napoleonic
wars. And we think events are rapidly
confirming that prophecy. The success
of the Peoples Party may serve to allie
viate the coming horrors, by substitute
ing craftsmanship and reason for blind
and brutal force. But the destruction
of the Peoples Party will not avert the
logic of events or arrest the steps Of
destiny. We expect to see the oppressors
of mankind clinging to the skirts of the
Peoples Party for protection against the
just vengeance of their victims.
This is no time to dissolve the Peo-
ple's Party. 1t is the hope of the world.
The Spanish war may have opened a
gate that will never close until all Eu-
rope is revolutionized, and every throne
and usurer swept into chaos.-1. D.
The representative., 1898-05-18
A FUSION MEETING

Mr.. r. II. Harris, president of "the
Eleventh Ward Fusion League" and a
splendid gentleman, despite the fact, has
requested us to give notice that a meet
Ing OF the league will be held May 20.
at their hall. 100 Franklin avenue.
where speeches will be made by Judge
Rea, Hon. 8. A. Stockwell and Others.
We comply with his request out of re-
spect for him and Judge Rea and Mr..
StockweIl. We hope they will advocate
that the Democrats shall adopt the
Omaha. plattorm -.fium A to Izsard. I"
The representative., 1898-05-18

Our Editorial Platform.
We will speak out we will be heard,
Though all earth's systems crack;
We will not bate single word,
Nor take a letter back.
We speak the truth, and what care we
For kissing and for scorn,
While some faint gleamings we can see
OF freedoms coming morn?
Let liars fear, let towards shrink,
Let traitors turn away;
Whatever we have dared to think
That dare We also say
james Russell Lowell
The representative., 1898-05-18

If any man cranes his neck, strains
a lively interest in a three minute dog
fight it is conclusive evidence of his NOR
bid tastes, brutal instincts and human
depravity. But when two nations are do
ing the fighting man may rubber neck
all day before the bulletin board of ou:.
great dailies and it evidences only the
high order and intensity of his patriot
ism. That's the difference between
watching a dog fight and man fight.
see! E. A. T.