White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1868-06-04
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u Agapius Houehareuko edits the Alaska
Herald. 49,
O. The Natural Bridge in Virginia is for
sale b, suct;ou. Jefferson &as once its owner
u General Grant has not been At the capi
tol since the impeachment trial commenced.
u Gen. John Hood was married ia N'w
Orleans on the last day Of April. Therefore
woman has been hoodwinked.
u .Twensy.seven Republicans and i've
Democrats have been elected to Congress from
the reconstructed States.
p Andrew McMakin, formerly Of the Phil
adelphia American Courier, is now clerk at
Parkinson's confectionery establishment in
Broadway. New York.
" The La Crosse Democrat has opened
branch Office in New York, "in response to
general desire Of Eastern Democrats, it says.
p The Kansas City Advertiser declares
that it yearns for "the happy odor Of Democ-
racy." Well, start police court.
p Wanted. by Messrs. TrumbuD, Ross.
Henderson and Fs~is-. auiet home in some
corner of the earth, where the contempt Of
mankind will never reach them. Apply i'm
mediately.
u A Washington correspondent writes:
"When l say that Gen. Logan's argument in
in the impeachment trial, which was filed not
read, is mastery, I only repeat The words of
Mr.. Sumner"
D The New York Times says it has leaked
out that Dan. vorhees ls ardently advocating
the nomination of Mr.. Chase as the Presiden-
tial candidate Of the Democrats and the con-
servative Republicans.
u Commander John Pollard, Of the British
navy. is dead. He was known as "The aveng-
er of Nelson" because he Was supposed to
wave killed the slayer of the great admiral.
II 1t is stated that over FIVE hundred ne
groes voted the Democratic ticket at the elec-
ton in Savannah, Chatham County, Ga
GTBick Pomeroy says: 1--WE are pleased to
see the Chicago Tribune coming around toward
the platform of the La Crosse Democrat"
p Wisconsin editor remarked, last week
"If Andrew Johnson gets clear ii will not affecl
our politics, but it will give our religion an
aw full strain"
1t is a singular fact that two Kansas Sena
tors, the one the successor of the other, have
committed suicide. One, Lane. is dead; the
other, Ross, is living.
p It is said that Long John Wentwortt
sent the following dispatch to Senator Trun
bull: "The Radical Republicans of Illinois re
spectfully suggest that few inches of Dici
Yates whisky might be good for your nerves ;
u Mrs. and Miss Spotted Tail, of the mos
aristocratic aboriginal circles, are boarding q
one of the palatiaI hotels Of Cheyenne. and I
communicative waiter Of the establishment in
forms the editor Of local paper that recent.
they demolished sixteen plates Of soup betweel
them at dinner.
II An EXTENSIVE FAax-W. D. Rippey
of Doniphan Corny, has farm of eight hun
dred acres. He Il putting out this sprin.
twenty-five miles of hedge. thirty acres of for
est trees, and an extensive STANDARDIZATION
Free Press.
II The Chicago Republic says: ait !;
said that the rival railroad men at Washington
are competing vigorously for the contract Il
take the Fessenden family back to Maine. A,
there will be sixty of these refugees, this, a
half rates, will make a very pretty thing fo
the railroads."
gT The terms Of the seven Republican Sen
stors voting "not guilty" on the eleventh arti
Gle Of impeachment expire as follows: Fessen
den, of Maine, 1871; Fowler. of Tennessee
1871; Grimes. OF Iowa. 1871; Henderson, o.
Missouri. 1869; Ross, Of Kansas. 1871; Trum
bull, of Illinois, 1873: Van Wrinkle of wes
Virginia, 1869.
az The rlmor is that Miss Mary Foote de
clines to marry Senator Henderson since ht
voted against impeachment.
u REVOLVING IScrMsESrs.-The men nbt
are indebted to Derringers and revolvers fol
their Offices do not seem to turn out very well
Johnson Topped over from Noses to Pharaoh
and Ed Ross dropped down from a country
printer to q Locoloco pimp. StatesmanshiE
based on firearms don't work very we'll thi.
year.
u FKAsK BIAS AND En-. Ross.-Gen. Fran
els P. Blair, Jr-formerly Radical, but now
. Democrat and BIair-was here the other
day on Railroad business. Hearing everybody
denounce Ross for having sold out, been bought,
&C., Frank interrupted one Of them rather
brusqusly by saying: at is rule Of Law, be-
lieve, that what man has bought be has a
right to seIl."-CsaseTpefiue
u Wendell Phillips, in bis speech before
the Anti-Siavery Society, last Thursday, said:
al would rather trust Gen. Grant in the
White House without platform than Chief
Justice Chase with the best platform that could
bc adopted. that-s if he goes there in conse
quence Of this plot OF Fessenden and Trumbull
to checkmste the nation in order to put him
there. like direct, above board, honest, re.
spectacle roguery better than virtue in the
Disguise of enemies"
U A Lawrence, Ksnsas, correspondent Of
the Boston Transcript writes concerning Sena.
tor Ross: "He has always been poor man
few. If any, nos doubt his being very rich.
The feeling against him in this city is intense
- feeling extending throughout the State.
His character is forever blssted Is that Of an
Infamous renegade and traitor. On the 9Th
inst, after the trial Of Johnson had closed, he