The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-04
Along the Kansas Nile.

1t cost the state $4,000 to recruit the
three regiments and the colored battalions
for the war.
]. U. Brown, the representative Of Gree
ley county, will. after the extra session.
locate IN Hutchinson.
The Populists in the legislature re-
fused to repeal the board Of pardons. The
next legislature will do it.
The house at Topeka has passed a bill
allowing fifty or more persons to form
mutual hail insurance companies.
Judge Foster is to be retired this week,
and so far as a successor is concerned.
Hook will get 1t if he doesn't snag.
The Metropolitan Police commission law
has been repealed. and for that, if moth
ing else, Populism was not born in vain.
President Mckinley has a good deal
of power as single individual, but he is
not in it with the new solicitor general
of Kansas.
The first bill Of the extra session signed
by Governor Leedy was one providing 800
900 for part Of the expenses Of the ridicu-
lous session.
A cool research Of public opinion seems
to indicate that the new railroad law will
not hold water. Its own champions con-
TESS it has weak points.
When a Kansas man in politics Is frank
it is said Of him that he is no politician.
But he always manages to attain himself
to the peoples affections.
Dawes, while attorney general. gave
an Official opinion to Governor Morrill,
that the calling of an extra session was
wholly optional with the governor.
Dr. Kanavel. the Sedgwick City man,
slated for the State Board Of Charities,
and regarded as sure" was given
house and lot as a Christmas present by
his father.
Father Eskridge OF the Emporia Repub-
lean. seeing the complexion OF the pres
ent besiegers Of the pie counter in Kan
sas. has started his son Ed into the prac-
tee Of law.
There is no reason that the Republican
party Of Kansas should go ont OF its way
TO nurse the railroads The railroads were
out of politics IN the last campaign, and
should be kept out
Walters. 4 Populist member Of the ex-
ira session, from Labette. did not at
tend the extra session and the other
Populists have issued an edict that he
shall get no per diem or mileage
Mrs r a Burns OF Emporia. discour-
aged and unhappy. took morphine Her
little boy discovered 4 and made a bee
line for the doctor. fetched him home
forthwith and his mothers LIE was saved
4 formerly OF Atchlson boy has turned
up editorial writer on the Washington
Post. The tine viii come when a man
can not become great in this nation until
he mas been dipped once OF twice IN
Kansas.
A. the Hutchinson jubilee three states
viii contest Tor the soprano prize % $40.
The song VIII be. Pear Not Te. .
Israel" Arrangements vtiI be made for
aru5ulances 20 carry the aud euce . the
hospital after the close % the contest
n 3. Kelly. PoDulist. says Of his
parry: The Popullst party as such viii
never win national election The color
line keeps x out Of the south: local IL
.erests keep Z out q the east; while big
crops and good prices srs causing ia
6ls.ntegratioz - the vest"
The uaen il the Old Soldiers Home ~
L.eaveuwor1h ara sid 70 bs roaring
against the new Governor Rowland as
loudly as they ever reared against Snaiia.
Probably TIE whole tToEbse e Tat there
Isr't q ssneE IN an od SLIDER which Tl}
alo~ him 20 BE made 3 ward
A. a watch party IN Tolz- instead @
z spread OF suupsueus rspzEt. o. tosoia-
some feast under Ehica TIE tables fairly
g-oane6. TIE good things -Srs simply
stacked n The pantry and tze gEests'|
y ere r.otiHs6 that Esss tasT ggt hungry
they could 20 sl1gly or 81 BARS 91G Esa
ou. q The pantry What they wanted Il
s sad TIE innovation Nss : success
A. tas Welding % Mrs SucsruAn s-5
Mss Erehosss ~ SeEtoa recently. AZ T.
uCvs;ton came 81 ere form % short
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