The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-01-26

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Greek. in Allen county, few days since.
The U. s. District Court, now in ses-
sion at Topeka. has nstursIized some
forty or City Pottowatomies. making il
all about 400 of tBst tribe who have been,
natuFaiizsd within the past year.
We learn from our exchanges. that .
horrid affair took plAes about three miles
from olathe. Kansas. one day last week,
in which F. Huff and C. Myers, were
both severely wounded, the former by
being shopand rhe lsttsF by being hung.
The house Of Mr.. Huff was fred, and bis
two children narrowly escaped buEniRg 70
death. The perpetrators of this foul1
crime were after money! Fortunately
Mr.. Huff had deposited lArgs smount
day or two previous at Kansas City.
New TowE.-Ths Humboldt Union
eays: "a new towa isy beidg laid Gut
joining the Usage Catholic Mission The
company consists of Gov. Geo, A. !CraR-
ford, Capt s. A. Williams, Gen. Chas.
w. Blair and Ben. Mcdonald. of Fort
Scott. Already a large siw.miI has
been. oerecLedss ,Wiih'oas corn gtilI.mills
attached. They are AaterpFisingr gentle
msn, and will do all that liberal aud en-
terprising men can do to induce mechan
les and business men to locate there.
The Mission is one Of the best points f1r
q townin SouIhera KansasPs assisaff-
The editor Of The Gfssshorpera Falls,
Jeffsrsonian is having trouble with
''yallef dorg:"' Hear him: 7'a'a -'''1a
Somebody's big shaggy. grizzly, yellow
dog takes upon him sell the respoa sibiIity
of standing guard over 7WOOdpils near
our Office, which until the oticious quad
ruped took possession of it. we had sup
posed belonged to u.s. When our devil
goes to get wood, theldog objects. This
.astonishss our evil one, Who makes mat.
ters worse by zepening his mouth! thus
permitting the dog tossee what he bad for
breakfast The dog e COOS for the .Yit-
ties" he sees in The distance, and the
next ecene is the Ethiopian inside the
Office, and the door locked. Yestei day
.z,-sssz ''The dog was still there. " 7f=sl's.
If thatawood belongs to athe man who
owns the .dog,owe hope he will take it
away. .-.,,.s-. .e,.s..t.r5
Ii the wood belongs to US, will the
owner of the dog please come and. hold
him W bile we get enough fuel to keep US
warm while We load our old musk et? -.E
Ii requires an alright hide to keep q
dog warm such nights as these, and if
this one should hapnen to get perforated
IN his northwest ear. just after supper.
''No sound would wake him"-
in time for breakfast. q -.is5- "''iHa'--
THE INSANE AsYLuM.-We Yesterday
had Ihe pleasure of a cal from Mr.. Cols.
man, @ .nnected Wiihthsr InsaDs Asy lun
at Ossawattomie. The Institution has
one fine building erected capable of .ac-
communicating twenty FIVE inmates. There
are now in the asylum four inmates, two
from Leaven worth. one from Pottowatto-
ME couaty, one from Wyandotte; three
males and one female. M Efforts are
spared by those in cha~ge of, the. Lostitui
ton TO render it of service and value to
those who are so unfortunate as to render
itspec sesary to send 4hem to the Asylum.
-LGa0re1ce Journal. 81. &, asssss5e'
"A company of capitalists of New Bed
ford, Mass. co btemplats the ere ction of a
flour mill, and a mill grinding gypsum at
a new :town on the solomon. called Sa-
bra, about two hundred miles west of
LsaVeDworth. Fifty thousand dollars has
been. raised, the machinery is being pur.
chased, aud it is expected To- have 1he
mills in operation by The middle of the
summer The company are also boring
Tor salt and expect to engage extensively
in its manufacture A wen has been
sunk 6l2 feet, and strong brine found.
Operations have been suspended for the
Winter,e but will be resumed again 10 the
spring LeesagenwOrth zimesA .s.s I'd
We purchased load of coal, yesterday
from j. L. Rocks. of Burlingame, Usage
county; And we must cay that il Is The
best coal we have seen in the state-being.
free from, dirt and leaviug very little Gin
der.-Iepeko Leader. rees.
Theaomaba Republican says, ''it is re-
ported that 200 braves Of the 2Pawnee
persuasion demanded, at Fort Ksarney
recently, provisions. which demand The
commander of the Fort thought policy to
comply with es
The 30tb o. S. fnafantry passed through
Omaha last week, on their. way 10 Fort
Larmie. Il begins to look as if the Gov
really intended to. do something
towards chassising The red devils.-LeaV
en SY 1f"ses' arPA s3.ea SO af~
1HPoRTAEV ARREsr-A $50, 900 HAUL. !
"A Mr.. Wykof, from Sharpsbuig. Nom |
rec county. Penn, says the Manhattan /
Radical, last Tuesday placed 10 the hands |
of deputy sheriff Thompson order from
Governor Crawford forsIhe arrest of De.
pue S. Miller, of Riley county! The or
der for the arrest was given at. the REQ quest
OF the Governor of Pennsylvania Mr..
Miller is charged by The grand jury of
Monroe county, Penn. with having en-
bezzled fifty thousand and four Hundred
dollars from the bank la Sharpsbure, of
which he was At the time OF the commits
slon OF the crime President. The offense
was committed last March, and imme-
diatel y thereafter Mr. Miller came to Kan
sas' formed come agreeable aequsinaanc
bought q farm from Mr.. John Randolph
70 the Blue valley, about. twenty miles
ABOVE Manhattan, married a respectable
youeg lad y, and altogether seemed 10 be +
getting along finely. He is upwards Of T
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