The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-22
Along the Kansas Nile.

The post at Leavenworth is now desert.
ed for the first time since 1876.
There is hardly any doubt that Stanley
will take Hutchinson without the firing
of gun
One OF the things we cannot understand
at this moment is the complete eclipse OF
Ona Melton.
There is no question now that war has
a bearish effect on wheat War scIes
have bull effect.
Cy Leland says that a man cannot back
| into a nomination. However Curtis back
watered and got one.
! Coburn, in his new book on bovines. ia
vors currying the cow. There isn't a man
in Kansas who curries his COW.
| A Seaton club has been organized at
Topeka. This is the last copper on the
eye of the Seaton boom. II is beyond re-
suscitation.
| The Populist leaders have bowed to the
Democrats. agreeing to give them asso-
ciate justice, lieutenant governor and two
congressman.
cyclist at Salina the other day while
wheeling on a sidewalk ran over q child
and since then no wheelmen are permitted
to get off the dirt street.
Up 10 the last vote in the Senate sena-
tor Baker was among those who believed
that this country should recognize the bel
ligerency Of the Cuban government.
A close study Of the situation at Atchi-
son leads the Globe there to announce
that the new woman, unlike the article of
81 does not urge her husband to 90 10
war
Topeka captured the Populist state con-
vention. 1t will be held June Is after the
Republican convention. The Populists are
taking the defensive and thereby making
a mistake
According 70 CT. Leland. the forces OF
Stanley. Seaton. Hood and Funston are
evenly divided at present AS d matter
OF fact. Stanley has majority Of the
delegates SO far elected
On account Of the police commission
troubles II is said that the Populisi lead
ers acknowledge that Leedy will lose
Wyandotte. Leavenworth. Shawnee. ssdE-
wick. Atchlson and Bourbon courtiss-
One Of the Pullman sleepers which car
RED the soldiers away from r.. Lsaven-
worth was Dom Pedro. In all likelihood
A p. A. sailors who enlist will also be ex-
pected 20 fight on the steamer St Paul
Simply because he Is a candidate IL Is
said Coburn is trying TO be pleasant and
agreeable 70 everybody. This isn't hts nz-
ture. and bis effort 10 break away from II
Is said 10 weaken his character IL TIE eyes
Of strangers.
Newton Kansan:- amusing incident
happened on the soldier train this morning
az Sylvia In one OF the horse cars .
tramp was found asleep OF one of the
horses The sergeant who discovered the
bum was the ore who rode that particular
horse and BE lost 10 tine in making the
bum walk Spanish and three other Ian
EuAge-s- lie kicked the intruder ten Zee;
81 the car.
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Sp&niSr-s-the real genuine aytiele-Esrs i
n Newton yesterday for several hours.
coming IN on train - az noon ard leaving 4
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took % Interview ora q thsrn wHo claim /
= be could talk English. bat could get /
put Bttle ous % him He sszs TIE rx-.v
p as going 20 Nevada ard ~e-H direct t-orz
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