The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-25
Along the Kansas Nile,

Lawrence Is going to hold the treasury
OF the United States up for the destruc-
ton of an hotel there 42 years ago.
This Fourth of July it will take only one
bushel of wheat to burst into stars in mid
air, whereas last year It took two bush
els.
II is a curious fact, and with a reason
behind it, that no Kansas editor who IA
vors using italics ever made a paper
live.
An order was issued at Chickamauga
the other day that the Kansas volunteers
must wash their feet. Several Of the boys
are indignant
John Seaton will run for the legisla-
ture again. Seaton will be very close to
the governor of Kansas, a great deal
closer than Cy. Leland.
1t is whispered around in Topeka that
# reelected the Populist executive board
contemplates a complete change Of the
present railroad commission.
Jim Simpson is talking about the Re-
publicans winning in Kansas this year
by 5000. He should be sent home. and
his folks should turn the hose on him.
Harry E. McNichol. who is at Santiago
for the New York Journal, used to work
at Wellington, where he hit the local
s. a week.
Immediately after his Inauguration
Stanley Will announce all his appoint
ments Then the next three months OF
his term viii he given over to the bus
mess Of the state, not politics.
The old Kansan could drink a quart Of
whisky forty miles from water Today
four Kansas university students can be-
come gay on one bottle Of claret Heav-
ems, how the vigor has left this state!
Collins has been bound over for trial
in September. Il is said only one thing
can save him-for his step-mother 70 90
on the stand and swear that she saw the
man who killed her husband, and Il was
not young Collins.
Major Charles Young Of Chicago has a
negro battalion. Governor Leedy has
written him that II he will toin his bat
talon with the Kansas negro bsttsil0ns
he viii make Young colonel Both the
negroes Of Ohio ana Kansas kick on the
scheme.
George T. Anthony. son ~ the ex-gov-
ernor OF Kansas, now lives in Chicago.
where he works with a railroad. HIS
wife runs a millinery store IN Pueblo
They were divorced fifteen years ago.
Next month Ms Anthony wiIi return -
Chicago and the couple Will be re-nar-
rjed.
The Kansas Republicans this year may
expect 70 lose some votes from the kick
ers against 00ss!sm. from disappointed
postoEice asp5rsnts and from TIE negroes
who have been favored recently By Cover
nor Leedy. The PopuIsts nay expect 20
lose some free silver votes some PspuI.stE
who we're hot because of she corrupt ieE-
tsiature. some P0pgllsts W'1o are In IA
vor q yo;ing the Republican ticket be-
cause of ire war. al % the gang which
has been turned out q ths police comm S.
sloz. and several q the nez Hho eI-
pec.ed appointments from Lse1y AID
Gl6.t get them
&c
Ferd Va-5egr.ft. writing from Tepeks,
Saws. There wlu Re several hundred
men Il TIE kansas regiments. wa9. &C.
c1-5Iaz 20 me muster ra-ls. Wl4 5e a.
lowed 20 vote thllEa t1Fy could uct
have voted z they lad stayed az home tz.s
year A. examination . t1e 1sletec Er..E
showed taaz nearly hat me Esa w5o
s1iae1 ths G-sr tAres Kansas regiments
save ghe.r ages e. 2. Tas snnst4-g ofy5-
ue-s ta ss~srAl places tod tas AoFs trst
rasv uen above = years = age Sc13d be
s-cepse1 As HE Esu wee met ua5sr
ua.a. many s-ho wsre younger gave saels
axe zs Il ard Atsv'azt General Alien
ssrs nazf re rnea 5s enlisted EaeE -
Erts1 as recvs5ttrs oz-1e- ~srs s-AE =
age when trey - steE. ~ lszst ihzt Has
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uurt-K ,ss clvl. Nzr ta3zs4=ts - votea
srp-s zas. ~ zsa E11sE = YezTs q sEs.
F--as J C-cse had 81 eUa-e-5szes .AuEtrz-
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