The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1870-06-10
GLEANINGs.
- Whittemore is reelected. All "a.
detshipA business. entrusted to his care
will be promptly attended to.

- Whittemore is reelected. All ca.
detshipA business entrusted to his care
will be promptly attended to.
= Fifty persons attended the conyen-
ton at Columbus to nominate cold
water straight ticket in Ohio.
The Fenian Starr has set. He was
arrested by the u s. Marshal, at Buffalo.
on the Ist., and is now in jail
- Thirty-four thousand and, thirty
Germans have arrived in this country
since the first of January, 1870.
- 1t is said the trouble between the
Christians, and Jews in Roumaniar has
been brewing for the last 1870 years.
= The San Francisco markets receive
daily about 5000 pounds of strawber-
ries, and they sell at from lotto 15 cents
perpound. .s
= AT the last meeting of the Newark
On. j. Presbytery, a colored clergyman
examined the candidates for licensure
in Hebrew. = = 'i3-A5.--33 ="
= The tax on whisky yielded S12,-
100000 last year under the old law this
year, under the new law, 1t win reach
about SIS, 100000.
- Philadelphia has sunk 100000
since thew war in endeayering to re-estab-
hOA SOuttCEa tIttu6-l-f ~ 6ZAN6 sIUS
Germantown Telegraph. 4.3;.rr-s
- Spotted Tail and staff visited the
President and Secretary of War on the
End inst. The Chiefs on both sides ex-
pressed a desire for peace E-ua
Between 800 and 400 sacks of mail
bound from London, England, to the
South Sea Islands passed over the I'm
ion Pacific road the other day. ~
= Prof Forey. of Chicago, = devoted
and fearless missionary, is going to To-
bering one thousand families, in Arkan-
sas. -s-as
- The Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, at Philadelphia, has passed resolu-
tons condemning any school system
which excludes religion and religious
instruction. .-a~-s--. -Vel
- The Canadian militia are still ner-
vous five or six hundred of them were
thrown into q state of alarm the other
day, by the discharge of q single gun
over in the United States. szlr,5
= 1t is reported that the British gov
eminent is so much pleased with the :
action of the administration in regard
to the Fenian raid, that it is willing to
talk over that Alabama business again.
= The old man, VIM. ii. Seward, is
beginning to "break up." He has had
stroke of paralysis which has rendered
his right arm almost wholly useless, has
affected his left arm, and also his voice.
= A company of colored citizens at
Indianapolis have organized for the
purpose of building q coIored hotel, to
which no white persons will be admit
ted So the negroes are opposed to
equality.
- The Secretary of State has been
requested to interfere in behalf OF the
Jews of Roumania, who are now being
killed off by theirYild hammered Chris
an Israelite, has been appointed Consul
to Bucharest.
- The President has appointed to ca
detships at large, the sons of Gen. New
ton, Col. Thomson, Gen. Stufgis, Capt.
Reyes, of the navy, Major Magruder;
also Thos. g. Davis, the orphan son of
soldier; and Arthur ID. Vinton, a
grandson of Commodore Perry. 1t is
good thing to belong to q military or
naval family. sL5
- The husband of the ex-Queen of
Spain is not such nonentity as he has
been set down for. On the ground
that his wife is no longer g Queen, he
has laid claim in q Paris Court to the
OhlhC Va SuSls jOAht
Isabella insists that she is still Queen,
and objects to resign the control of her
immense wealth.
- The official vote of New York
State shows a majority for Church,
democrat, for Chief Justice, of 81, 2O6.
The new Court of Appeals will be COM
posed as follows: Chief Judge, Sanford
Z. Church Associate Judges, VIM: F.
Allen, Charles Rapallo, Martin Grover,
Rufus w. PeckhRm, Charles j. Folgcr,
Charles Andrews. ar-15a-a
- The Montana Democrat tells of
one of their ministers preaching from
the text, GOD created man in His own
image" Then he commented, GAN
honest man is the noblest work of
God" And pausing looked over the
audience and said: but / opine God
Almighty has had job in this city
for nigh unto fifteen years"
= The Princess Edith, daughter of
the famous Lola Montez and the late
King Louis, of Belgium, iectured in
Steinway Hall, New York, on the night
of the End inst. Some brute in the au-
dience annoyed her with questions
about her paternity, but she concluded
her lecture in spite of Interruptions.
She announced herself in favor of q re-
form in the dress of women. What she
proposes to wear, is not known as yet.