White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-13
MISCELLANEOUS STATE ITEMS.

i"Chii-ANIOoS oIAiE iiEMS.
The Topeka Commonredih says that on July LIST
the Kansas Paciic will reduce freights from State
Line, Leavenworfh and Wyandotte to Topeka as
follows: LIST class, 3c; 2d class 32c Sd class, 2Sc
4th class, Sc per lOo pounds; salt, cement and
plaster Jbc per barrel in car loads Agricultural
iinlio,.s' ' o"u,ne1 M',e, ne" furniture, doors,
sasn' plls, ri,''hel anu STONE ware nour, 1eirce
WI, noisou 'if" S.s, I'achei!, pans, pumps
iuai ,u.I "e msS"e' @ @MMen ~aIe, e., siZ per car
,'Ia oai .o III % s.,o a ia,n, ISM sses, pig iron,
'"Ne' '"', '' o'o'' 80 per eai ioa" vi 'eh tohs.
WINE CeLLAR-The Doniphan Democrat says
Adam Brenner, Esq, is preparing storage room
t,r.,',' Iii. n"S te s,Ay .cet .ong Dy
W. . VIZ anu '"eny ueep. Nj. premier :
.t,t ~. I'LL an; .. ii1,ens ;M Is thouSht
,.II,,s ' ' ''' 'o"' VII i''en 'eh Thousand
ri. T;.... so,s ,,,.. a.. 81 p,,..,- ;
r,n;,, ,...',,sr;nv to-, ~, ..,.n. " e .I -
III, ;.;.o.' % % Ia. ,Mc e'eo's Vi 'le i"'e Ter
i,n;Id;nms .,r,, En- ,.;s ns"'s' iu, etc, 4i tne
and What ;s wo,tb fs.,;n,, 70 ".r..S MI. up:
' tha ,"s;d.,a.s 4i.n. 70 e" IoI. Mah! .,
amJ o,har,.;s, a.'..i a. .uIne:i aIouia,
mn and oth.ru,;s aa.,,ra,, o." TIL S s s.Sn.eneu @
hansas that w.r. comn,at. ra"I. a.. .".
ly ready for occupancy. We do NOT think that
there is to exceed thirty-iye buildinys that will
he entirely lost, The editor has some statist;cs
and news that is quite encouraging from the COM
mittee that was authorized to solicit and which
will probably be forthcoming next week.
The Seneca Courier says: William H. Merrill,
Of Centralia, passed through Seneca on Wednes-
day, en- route for Tecumseh, to secure his goods
~nlcn were st"'en rIon, tne store IN Centraia
-. Ti a ,.'.ai'".'.a IN 'no SEH's pei9nSihg
~, ~ =. .i ".t;ns tI, ''' anu '''rrie" 'hei
up 70 .ne parties 'Hei'
The Eidorado Times says: The growing crops,
which were entirely Frustrated by the late storm
throughout tins section, for the most part have
regained an upright position especially is this
the ease with corn. Fields that were Thought to
be entirely ruined will yield in many eases from
hall a, s,,t,arI .ha nt " cf"p oa's anu wheat
nave suheres' Tue worst'
The Salina Herald says the wheat crops in Saline
County this year have averaged thirty-ive to for
ty bushels to the acre. and that the prospects are
that oats will yield one hundred bushels per acre.
womnn named Marble xvos ,lrov,..1 n Po.L
ford, in the Wakarusa, near Lawrence, on the
fourth. She, with her husband and child. was
attempting to for,l the stream, but the water was
too deep, and the team and Mrs. Marble were
drowned. ms Is the seventh person that has
been drowned at the same place within the past
five or six years. "And vet the people are not
hapP!, anu are 100 mean 10 o"ld pridge.
boy named Albert Cook, aged about sixteen,
the third.
I'm tl,e Sll ult .t For. Do.,,,a nm .l, ,,,.;r
man and scont named Jobn WsiLar Lraun q.
0CnrIcv y Vas killed Lv s man named W;w,,i.
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tbe eyeninc of the 5th inst "f c:oi SsmncI Ian.
',.a Ill frn,. e. III .h" "a .s...i.TT Ss"r.
c.rrrFrvrp-TI,.E E,,,,o,;. ~. .o,s. .Th.
r.S. ..tI -. NC ,-"ilS -. 80 :: Ins
t,ottom. two miles south of this city. MI. HYATT
has lost four animals, and has a good MANY sick.
h ia supDosed that tIe ,isease came from n drive
If about one hundred Texas cattle driven through
that locality abOut twelve days ago, in the night.
Of course stringent precautions should be at once
AIKEN s: !" Ereve,' tue sP,ead OF TINS destructive
nscase' NO risk should DC run.
WHAT Ans HiM.-The Emporia Ners says:
We met q fellow this morning grOaning over an
lttack of the cholera mOrbus He had only eaten
nc. ~ sreen aPiles c1A OF Diackerrles, and
= ,",, ;" H. rar;n., es aIinang iour ootiies
In, 81. e,seni"s "e'ore. ne "ohdered what
"1Ie 11 n'", u, si'A
Horse thieves are becoming very troublesome
N wyandotte County. Two horses were stolen