New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-13

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es .'-s q vhsal N 70 40 good sv,r,,s yola..
where sreat barn sal growing fruit and shade tros.
''. me owner ilrtt and taste. He looks out upon
groom ani gol All 5aeL, 8sre woods AMI sb,ang We 20
~ Y th9 rver tAs scas-,i bIinSs ~ Topeka and tbs
kllsY hi,is nm wh.sa ;ls tlg y2gng SGss nimei
10 osossel SodefV-v umso ijFn village ~ Indilao.
nc Eater Like most halse wooden bridge ~ re- .bov,
Drisi bT vh '5htu)F 20 d.y - To Soi!sr may IA
gated by : ril-of.~sr We me, = c5dD I, ret nav,
gsssloppefs ii.keni1g tle ike great iAkes N
hias sa1v Oar hors,s fees crushed them by huRircf
eyey where "a hs i?2r2aca tnay dew Up 80 ,esA NAV
was reluctant 20 g on Ihoy are s5oet N mo- 'nl
quarter louE. and box TX, orr most familiar EAs'em
g-ASsaoPpsr but vL acne D, the clipper bald 1i car
and thsy caa ,'ay df Ike rd ,eese what genius vii
Icaiaye Immoaty by learning from them % constriSs
dying maoa,a9. 81 Samlei Browne invented No 'is-
pcgs0a buds' from spider web across as path
To E-issloppers n 3 coiLmn 80 miles vide ani aboe
100 d>ep mystcf orsy appeared For Kcsraey, sal
ere sweeping southwss, foS ksnsas some farmers ae
burning the paius', . pEaseal ds'tEaeYe Nlnte' nres
at,cr al e zrass ie, llis c0ui)uuis tie troob
visitors Ike hrn1a t-n0s ic1as the.g supplies eng ~
they maze forced marches. TAey bryai-sni 1u''sf
Politicians. They Stup - skeletons Toe shining coitja-
E0sl leaves They t,voug every shred of tomatoes tnf
onions Taey gorge themselves upon cabbAsos r'oksss
Of the great Psychological a,h that cah5ases niSo.
ibls. Tasy oA the spr.aEng wheat as speei norSd
uaisr their tongues Ilsy least upon The eudr SAY -
aud milky ken,s u sogtcst green corn Bat they te 90
late f'r muc damage % a tnoIsa Witnesses aver nav
spots they las, years coSa. coo and AL 10
not hrcpFoot sales, ani an
confident hey would ncves have attacked he PSsoners
ratons AZ Castle Thunder or Salisbury In past years
they stripped portions Of Minnesota, and agan snd aia
despoiiei Colorado and tai In the Salt Lake 5ista
they finally followed and devoured ~ toto BY myuais
OF white birds Il vas thor last sPPeaanoe upon hss
stage Tae faithful st ho1 II one Of Brghams miracles
What produces shSmi whence come they aud Whithse
sol ,,-...-- ...,-.
half mill rich hOttom-land aud rolling prairs,
the Wild grass ofea feet high, and sometimes Cor
milo TIE laughing sunaower prosecuting one unbrofcn sur
I - = r'nl with
yod.n rod and dotted with strange flowers VI white Ant
Blue and royal purple Plants brought here fror thf
East abruptly change general FORM shapeof leaves All
number OF petals Probably the greater elevation sooys
tho sei-lt some points 100 feet-ls tho chief Gauss
Along the crossed belts OF cottonwood bscf
walnut, oak son maple, elm cherry sycamore anu ocs
The three in the order named the most abunisns
native timber Of Kansas. Bushes vines and trees hens
under snovwhito pigeon berries dark eldegbcrrcs ne
bright ~ clustering fruit Of the Indian turap lcku
the-pLl7t purping grapes As large as buckshot anu
bushels o; will plams tie size Of robins eggs Iho p.lm
puGio wAsa green st1avco,ored whon ripe, has onSs
slia bur excc,lea. favor. In their season, too Wild
strawberries abound AMI yet there are croaAers WIS
flncy this IS no: u ffJtr country
Tho PltlwattOmcs number 800. Apart are siI wilft
tho res, az, 20 farming l-l civil saon Nearly al 'haf
fair doGla has been transferred BY GoyeLamen 20 ,a'
Union Pacific Railroad Company. Most Of the dozcn ~
serys.i0ns which existed in klasas iu 1851 shIrnl
the fate. The Indian u poor Joe; Ciyilzltions
stetres' of policemen constantly bios hm Move on Aon5
the smoky II R.vcr where settlers are pouring IN. ths
border tribes threl,ea trouble. That region theli
fairs. hunting g7olld aud the common burial place zoe
their dead.
", spent the first 5ht AZ Hoton sea, Of justice os
Jacss)l County The Border Ru:ln usurpors OF ho ss
Territorial LossatUIe naned The counties for thomS'yes
and political friends: When The Free state men o5IhnSi
power they chau gei Clhoun County 20 Jackson Brock
iurige 10 lynn Wise Chase, AID about rams.
fomius Douglas 70 Lincoln, when the Little Giant os-
came their advocate BY opposing the LecOmpton COns
tuition. A'chison Doaiphan. Davis Jefferson Mir'hslt
Lcavcaworth, Cofy Woodson, and Johnso9, a. ON.
memOritnL pro-S,avery leaders, arc SIN retained pne
Ho,ton landlord vigorously denounced tn excounty pt
GERS ofJickSon pack u id thieves and orhed me-
showing iat they lofrauded the county OF some sste
The region exhibits wheat and corn-hsis sren
herds 81 cattle, tolerabic houses and few barns .
Thence vo passed into Nemeha and Marshall. both VITA
rna9v farms along tho tlmb5rel creeks but eY settl
mcnts On the h.Zl pra.ue,. Their endless green slopes
never looked 30 5saluia 10 ma before here ~ me
from tbs rlroil-thoggh Que line from A,chison ani NJ
other from 81 Joseph will penotrate the region
improved lands rate at Ito 81 per acre. aud farms " .
80. Wheat commands but % cents, anu corn ohy -
but since 1882 has averaged - cents per Dusls,
wheat al IS and butter ald cheese have been very nSh
OF colr3s tho farmers have grown rich, supplying Colo
raiO AMI Utah emgrants Now tho two forks OF Tao ~
cifc Railroad extending far west OF them AZ Fort hearnst
AMI Fort Riley away their markets and travel whers'
fore they are turning % stock raising.
Aarysyille founded by Frank Marshall Of Lecomptos
Constitution memory, aud named for Mary his wife, ns
village Of 500 people on the Big Buethe ce1nest stream
in Kansa Here the river is 10 feet wide, with consider
lbls fall ard important manufactures VAL DO esiaD i'hsd
large h)Urng mill, running night and cay supplies Az
extensive region Until lately the Kansas farmers shipped
their wheat Louis and bought -four from 81 Louis
but with go comes wisdom. Marysyllle was long tbs olt
post Of civilizations now Kansas settlements extend
hundred miles west of H. II boasts substant al bridge
over the Blue a fine stone schOol-house, and like al
county Dwa5 herca5out, weekly newspaper.
We found Seneca the county seat OF Nemeha, poas-
ant prairie village with one OF the very best hotels IN The
sat- excellent coal within six miles, and vide-aEaks.
thrift POPULATION. Thence passed through many vi.
lagos Nth prospective yiore. and farms with presonf
emolumpnts BESIDE orr road thrashing machine, run
By h1rse3 lnl l. uel taking 400 bushels Of "ness
day out Of the straw. Horse rakes, movers Panters,
naI q4lirupe stirring plors' begin 70 abound, ani
machnery increasing iCuriod the efficiency OF ab1r
Ihis riding around tho country on the spring scat Of
mower planter or pow, - little IKE the on iin.ns o'
New.Eaglial The great unupplied need Is ,he st'an
plow but that will surely come.
We got lost On blind trails Tasted Wild pums. and
gained sco-raei nose. and tanned cheeks Al tho weets
eul We asain reached Topeka whence continued w'sd
ward 20 Manhattan D. r.