The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-04-05
STATE NEWS.


STATE NEWS. Il
II is reported that U. s. Senator Ross I
is about TO take up his residence at Fort J
Scott
The Humboldt URiOn notices the arrival {
of some thirty German families in that
place. during the past week. i
Our Radical Lieutenant Governor. N.
Green, is stopping intown for few days.
He says be intends sending on q roster Of
tie Senate 10 WashingtOH, some Of the
Senator's not yet having recelvsd . Federal
aPpointmenI.-Bulletin.
The Eastern mail. by way of 81. Louis,
has failed almost every day recently. II
is said that the cause is the failure Of the |
| Missouri Pacific TO connect at WyandO,te. |
There ought 10 be SONS way of remedy
ing such failures.--LaWrenee Tribune.
Several car loads of troops. destined for
duty on the plAius, passed up The road on
Monday last. Among these were Two
companies Of cOlOred trOops.-IopekG
Leader.
SrocK.-J. H Holt. of Turkey Greek.
has COW 9 years old. which has raised
eleven calves. Since tine Is b of March.
1854. q period of less than three years,
10 this date. March 9Th, she has ''prOduC-
ed'' six calves. Two every spring, all Of
which are doing we'll. Who says Kan
eas is not = stock country?-Fors Scot
Monitor.
A bounty Was granted by the last Leg
lislature of Sc per forty rods for the cue.
cessiui growth of substantial hedge fences,
and farmers are allowed TO vbslruct the
public roads not exceeding q width of 8
feet on each side, by The erection Of TEN.
porary fences to protect their growing
hedges.
The Land Ofics at Humbod has been
closed. ,aused by the nope ODGrmA.ion of
OrEn ThurstOn. as Register. by the SEN
ate, aud consequently there not being the
requisite number OF officers TO perform
the duties of the Office. Poor ThursIohl
We don't know but We ought to extend
TO him a word Of compassion. but he has
no business to belong TO the C"PPerhsad
party. He has found ''JOrdaO . hard
: road to travel. "-LolG CourGHt.
Cattle are dying by the hundred in this
county. We saked an old resident the
Q cause Of this, the other day. I'D
4 laziness!" said he. ''The prairie grass is
. good enough for stock. if cut in season
, tor hay, aud II enough of it is fed; but
many of our farmers cut their grass toe
y late in the season and then feed Of thai
y only once 3 day, through the winter
!. Stock well sheltered from the storms, FED
Wice q day with prairie bay and regular
- ly Wa.tred, will winter through safely, NJ
Is mater how IncIeman: the weather or how
u prolonged the cold season. The mat
ia who told US is an old stock raiser and ha
ii eafsly wintered large number Of cattle
:. while his neighbors have all lost some thi!
d spring Burlington Patriot,
PRonF1c-Who will beat ii? We pm
. Linn County against the State for be
= power of pFOcreatiOB. d. .Csscaddsn
3, who lives 10 this township, has 3 cos
IF that has bad Eve, calves within elevel
monLhs. ali are alive, thrifty, and in I'm
condiIion.--Aonnd City Sentinel
al The Marysvilis Enterprise eays: Tb
Hiawasha Sentinel crows Justify over III
~ fact-as it sayE--thaL il was the first l.
% advocate female suffrage IN Kansas
Do Those advocating that issue will b
al badly fooled At the decision of The ballot
{. box. othe editor Of the Sentinel can co o
sole himself with the fact that be is Tn
70 6rst fool.
WELL SAID Sol. Miller says: Some
Or body adVsrusss in 81. Joseph paper lol
. young man of moral, steady habits
i who can come we'll recommended for hon
- esty, TO attend in q ssloonl Now let ok
Satan advertise for good Christian Il
act as assistant Devil" s.zz
: MAJ Gen Hancock writes to Gov
: Crawford. that be will comply with lb
: Cows, request in sialioning troops on tn
plains, Our Governor has bseU untirin,
= 10 iiis zeal to protect the pioneer settler
: Of the west, add through brs influence tb
- trader will be protected.
:. PEAcHEs killed The peaches are 81
killed IN this comm unity. We have ex
amined ours carefully, sud fnd them all
without exception, Thoroughly killed; ms
j? one bud seems To have escaped, the lss
10 freeze. THIS Is = great disappoi BtsDans Il
81 4
crop was generally sxpected.-R0asa
New Era [ LeeOmPtSn 60 {,
81 The Oiaths Mirror says: Fifteen o.
s' twenty new buildings are now in cours,
be OF erection IN Oiaihe, and the number vii
Do be greatly Increased wren spring opens
= We believe We may safely estimate Iha
one bgndFed buildings viii be erected her
Ihs coming season. s2lesln -5fh -
~ sgd 1T = &c
{. Nrs. Policy Asb6sId, asvsnefabssl lady
Of Balliat county, KY. has . living
E progeny Numbering Two hundred anC
ID sbirty-thres souls. Mrs. Ashfsld is YER,
= eyed. net far from, if not qails, Ops bun
Of dysd' bat possesses excellent. health ans
II activity lerouS Of her sgs. She was
= woman grown and married At Tbs. Zine o
is 81. ClaiF's defeat. and gave Feod and drill
- 10 tho soldiers a. IL ey .Dssssd he's hone.