The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-12-01
e. Hon. John B. GriSnsll is prOnsfnent.

Hon. John d. GrlnnsIl rs PFoEnfuent-
" mentioned as the next Rspublicso eah-
l-diaate for Governor Of Iowa. y sra 80
The National Observatory people, Ae $50
Washington" saw 400 meteofs On the SCI
night of The 9Th i6st.uota sssgad dlod n ssd
a petition for the impeacbment OF sac
the President is being circulated 10. Ohio 2s7i
for signatures Je, iasl els as.iidxs Gaia bas
Gems John F. Hartraft, of PeaUsyi.d II
vania. deelienes the appointment off COlO-lisi'
mel 81 the 94hhs lniantry,sIs sa9qo7q .sIs5'aea
Hon. James Guthrie isIy;ng very ILL., % 4
and will not be able to take his seat in then
| United States Senate. ..t..-., =. ~
-AWssLiDg'on specialsays Ben Wade -
is the favorie candidate for President of
the Senate.
The President has appointed Chsrlss
| B. Norton, Of New York, to be Commits
sioner to the Paris Exposition. ell 10 yasM
/ Returns made at the recent Baptist 10 &
State convention show sixteen thousaadss5'
Baptists in the State of IoWa.sls ysIsaz0 81,
The Memphis Chamber of O6uzbsrcs los:
has voted 10 employ Reyardy johnson EsJnai
test the consh1ptiOnslity Of the scent -
cotton tax. ... $500 :. -. ~
-Jem Mace. the 'Champion,of Eng rs
land Is coming to the United States on,
sparring tour with Joe Coburn. 81
The johnson Union Club of Wash, :
Iington City have come TO grief, the Sher-
if having levied on their iurniturs 10 pay
arrears of rent. Sd = sjsf -%s5;
Six hundred thousand cattle. perish :
every year 10 supply a New baryport,s
v,:s Al. -
which they produces four million 0enbss
1t is said that 2. SOC, 900 people have
died of famine. in the province Of Gut
tack, East India. The story of suffer-
iDgs from famine and other pestilencs IN : -
India is horrible. Il. ssfs1g las -
The Allentown Penn Register re
ports that in the opinion of agricutturisis ~
the largest buck wheat crop ever raised qia'
in. Pennsylvania was harvested this fan 70
-. A. Butman, at Gardiner, Ne. ,7sr-is 4,
: list, is going to send SO, 900 wlrth Of 5ui
paintings to the Paris Expositioo, wbichsy,;I
are the product of his ten years labOFv iR Bra
California. ,,,. r.. ..,-r,'.4#..; al s-..J--.,r
-Tbere. are now Il 9. 600 British rseu!o oi
lar troors in Canada, being tie 9lsr5est sii
force of regulars that has been duaFtsrsisib
ed in the Provinces since the War oFIci;
1871. Hi -ta ss. Il sslalT SIT
Rev. H. W. Beecbsr has Withdrawn SOW
from the Independent the righkof Pub-V
fishing his sermons, which will appear1isio
hereafter in the Examiner g. Chronicle,is5a
ana IN tue Methodist. lsiosi. s1t s.BiAi
'-'-Chas, A. ptake- a very able man aud
fearless Radical, Will probably succeed
B. Gratz Brown in the United States
Senate from Missouri,
bit is a matter of general gossip that
James Gordon Bennett Jr:., has 'Ezzlsd goa
badly in his 5attempt TO- play fiahagfSg "a
editor of the Herald, a'9aI 81. % al o3''
1t is reported that George Francis re
! Train has received $50, GOO of the SS6Oail So
1000 due him as commissions for bis ,ef-, ~
4 forts IN the early negotiations connected
.IfwlLh the Kansas branch of The Union ~
Pacific Railroad. 7isiHs ea' 10 b'6d E6oi q
ira-Mr. Brocklsy jenkins and wviif. "a -. u
sidibg near Odd vile, Ky. are lie paiSntsE. II.
of twsnty seven children, twentydfysc oFgs1s.
1 whom are iiyi6g--andamohg which there !oa
pare four seLs,of twins 3r2 % 1e;ssF,rngs
Russia is placing her army zoa aslwvgars;sill
footing. "A general CONSUMPTION Of b0asasoD
man in every twenty FIVE has been pgdeFf, "a
cd throughout her vast Confines. These
Preparations probably look 70 another
movement upon Turkey p Ina 'baai 10 ssEsa
"A thundefbolt, from 4 ns s-tsd il 'd''
cloudless eky (?) struck chufob .Fbsdsss1
three yelling ohousee, at Rising Sun 71oeis
Ind a few days ago. It killed a pirI.bsss
land stripped all tbs clothing fFom a i5ov. ts-s.
touched. 49, 81 5sa
! "a coioTed woman in Pittsburg, on
the 18th inst, gave birth to four children.
Two boys ndtwo girls. They we're gali 9 81
alive and doing well atdhst aoooaatsjissI
Hittsburg is Radical aud there will be no ia
pane In Ihe town about this er3,7 .s,s,5 : n
.s.--On the temperance question b,Esysi.
Massachusetts, State Senate Just elected, -:
stands about thirty for prohibition 10 ten
against It, reckoning all the doubtful g
among the latter. The House, there is esp
every reason to suppose, has also - mat
J9rlty IN favor Of sprohibisiou.5 G, ss6oe.-d
Ia'i-Ths bill making habihual drahHzn. ssa
ness sufficient cause for divorces s.Ias.o,.,
passed the Vermont Legislagure.-thirteenb. 49,,
20 eleVen-WlIE al amendment REQ uirinos,
tnat the drunkenness N ust be OF ". iIoa
years Duration previous 70 the finding Of bs
The libel. y Tsa dew aoi..sHacs Sssf -
= --Aben Fairohild. wealthy citizen if5 6dofaIis1
bridgeport lstelyl beqdeathed 81. 500 ID isI
-nS relatives, and lhs'rsssoh his propsrtyspoy
nearly 10000 tothe American, CoIaniZ.--ass
aElon Society. The hsirs, threatened 10 At. i,
=, Tempt TO break the will, but 'tka 20
society have Compromised WITH then, & y vtsi'A
paying them $I2, 600 5.iDd a65ES s's1as6s
The WOODEN business, which for 1bb. ~
iast year has been very poor, fs nov: sayySi' CD
the Springfield Republican, 8 yxorss rI,s19 brs