The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-06-28
NEWS AND PoLITIos N BBIFP


General Hays of Hamilton county.
was nominated for Governor OF Ohio, by
the Republicans, last week. The nomi-
nation is said to be an excellent one. and
will be very popular with the people.
The candidate distinguished himself in
the late war. Sam Galloway, of COlum-
bus, vas nominated for Lieu enant Cover
nor.
The repaired cable continues to work
perfectly, anG may be considered as relia-
BILE as though no damage had occurred to
it. Il was found to be absolutely crushed,
notwithstanding its heavy iron amor, !OF
the length Of 100 feet.
The friends of Generals Sheridan and
SickIes have sent them kilograms. giving
them assurances that they will be sustain
ed by Congress. The latter has also been
advised to reconsider his determination
OF giving up his command.
| Governor Fletcher has taken possession
of the Atlantic l. Pacific Railroad, former
" known as the Southwest Branch of the
Missouri Pacific. in consequence of the
purchasers, Gen. Fremont aud associates,
having failed to pay the first iustallment
. of the purchase money. Gen. G. B. Fisk
of St. Louis, has been placed IN charge
OF the road and it's property.
Commissioners General of the Land
} Office states that the amount of agricul.
tural college scrip located in Kansas. il
333 627 acres, leaving over $780, 900 e
be taken. The amount of the same to De
q taken in Minnesota is 47O ga; Wiscon
b sin, 594 9o6; Nebraska. 267. 1865; eacl
% State is allowed 100000 acres.
q The New York Herald's Louisville spe
IS cial says: A New York national bankiu
: house recently sent out circulars, assess
Is ing all the national banks one sixteent
per cent, on all their capital, to form
fund to buy up Congress and defeat tb
d opposition of the monopoly. Should a.
q the banks respond, the fund will amour
IL to over Sc. OO0,O have seen the cir
et cular.
or A pardon has been issued to reb'
81 General LOngstreet.
a, Attorney General stansbery's opinion,
,s carried out. will defeat the Radicals i
3 Louisiana.
,e Col. Chivington says the Indian diff
culties on our frontier are continually in
s creasipg; that he spent TWO weeks al Mort
Platte City recently, and during that tim
:, some fifty Eve persons Tin the vicinity
had fallen victims to the tomahawk an
al scalping knife.
/ A battle was fought at O'Fallon's eta
g ton, between 81 whites attached to VII
son d Cloggett's train. en- route for For
It Phil. Kearusy, and from 100 to / 81 Indi
ans. Nine Indians were seen hangin:
o from the saddle, wounded or killed. On,
Il horse was shot belonging TO the whites
e No other casualties.
|. Accounts received in CINCINNATI from
q all parts of Ohio indicate that the Repub
y licans generally approve of their Stat
! Conventions endorsement of the negro
D outrage amendment to the State Consti
n tuition.
By command Of Col. Dodge, a citizen
named Hendricks was logged one hun
: bred lasEes on his bare back on the 9Th
at Fort Sedgwick, by delail Of soldiers
for selling whisky to the soldiers. A sol
5 der was fingged twenty Ave lashss on the
18th at the same place, for stealing q gun
: from citizen, aud on the 18th soldier
e was spread for two hours, mosquito and
: buffalo guats covering his face, for get
3 ting drunk.
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