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Newspaper
Wichita Eagle
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1890
Page
1
600 pieces of embroideries will be placed on counters tomorrow Monday morning at special sale prices. This first sale of the season aims to impress with close cut prices. Goods are on display in show windows, all marked in plain figures. Come and see for yourselves.
A Michigan Feb 1 report by the land league committee details receipts by state from August 1888 to January 1 1890 totaling 257002.79 plus a Chicago August 1856 balance. It praises Treasurer O Reilly and calls for pamphlet publication and preservation of accounts. Expenditures listed include parliamentary, anti eviction and defense funds totalling 8241049 90.
President Edward King of Union Trust speaks on the Leland matter and the rule of stock, noting possible errors in judgment, seeking to protect depositors, arrange payment, and support Leland while awaiting Washington formalities. Railroads refuse emergency forms amid tariff doubts impacting farmers in Tsanete and Nebraska.
The house held a Monday session amid Democratic obstruction with no rules governing debates. Members argued over journal readings, adjournment, and who votes, and lawmakers from both parties claimed ballots and quorums while delays continued into a prolonged contest over the Smith Jackson election case.
Senator Farwell discusses the Clark port of Chicago nomination and president’s actions. He accuses the White House of disregarding the Butie Trincig delegation, claiming Campbell was ignored and the campaign committee reshaped. He defends party loyalty and criticizes executive maneuvering in a charged Washington scene.
Full report from Wellington on a large Republican gathering led by Senator Bentley and W. B. Payne urging a new vote on prohibition. The event featured speeches, a reorganized rally committee, and calls for renewed action amid strong attendance and political rhetoric.
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