The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-27
Along the Kansas Nile.

In 1884 Breidenthal was the Greenback
candidate for lieutenant governor.
The three fusion committees will have
headquarters at Topeka and act as one
committee.
D. 0. McCray was made secretary of
their state central commItte by the
! Silver Republicans.
George r. Peck of Chicago, viii be one
Of the speakers at the coming G.. A. r.
reunion at Hutchinson
| Annie L. Diggs is given credit by ne
newspapers for forcing Dave Martin S
nomination at Fort Scott.
| E. J. Westgate of Finney county broke
| the Breldenthal slate al Fort Scott ana
! got the nomination for state auditor.
| "A resolution OF sympathy for Ex-Con-
| gresham Davis, who has gone blind.
was adopted by the Populist state con
! vention by a rising vote.
! Cy. Leland says that the ticket nomi-
mated at Fort Scott is the strongest
ever put out by the fusion forces n
Kansas.
On the first ballot for nominee for
state superintendent al Fort Scott Levi
HuTnbarber the winner, got 166 votes to
Stryker's 132.
The Democrats patched up their differ
ences at Fort Scott. It was their pants
they patched up five years ago. under
Grover Cleveland.
Ed Little could have had the nonina-
ton for ongressman-at-large for he
asking, but he finally said h didn' Z
want it and this gave the nomination 10
Jerre Botkin unanimously.
Members Of the Law and order League
at Emporia have had spot ers at NO X
for weeks gathering evidence, and On
Wednesday eleven prominent druggists
and two jdnusts were arrested.
George Clark Of Topeka put Breiden-
thai in nomination at Fort Scott. Then
Leon Locke nominated Ryan and Ryan
withdrew, moving that Brsi1eataars
nomination be unanimous, which was
done.
IN the Democrats convention the can
didztes for secretary Of state were
David y. I.eahy and Abram Frakes. AMI
when the roll call was finished LeaAyz
name was finished. Frakes had the ma
chine behind him.
Dr. ykes. the Populist Congressional
nominee in the sixth, Is reported TO
have offered TO withdraw II favor OF
Scott, the Democratic nominee. Il the
Democrats VII put up what be has
spent in the campaign Up TO date
N N Jewett, who went % Leav n
worth n - and VAS A leader ~ the
sntl-slayery forces II 3 RIDER Rug8an
days, d.ed al I.eaTeuv0rta Wednes day
zed - lie helped lsy or Denver AMI
ole q the principal streets there oea-s
rs name
Brs I3enthagz slate didn'; 90 through
entirely al Fort Scott. T1e Breidgats a
men who Won we-e Harvey f5r 8eG en-
ant governor. Frakes fr secretary z
NFa~aFarg +-sasse-s-
McEaI for Insurance conn. seiorer ana
Be;kln Ter Congressman
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forgiven. S1E L&xzie, father Is sux
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