White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-11-23

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81. Josxrn, Mo-, Nov 1s, is7l-
business in this city is gradually revivine. aer year q
the coming year pruises 10 b r aetvy asa pru
both the nercha.t sPeesl.ser DecAanic na y..l b.
borrr. II TIE oo..g Winter h severe vek
tard labor there yin b 1Ding here. especially
among mechanics who depend upon the growth of the city
in buildings for living ftun the fact that the past Sum-
added but little St Joseph in the way Of build
ingx Now. however change for the better has taken
place and notice many small but satst.ntia veabuilt
going up in various parts Of the city, and especially
in the southern part which promises in little while to
far ahead Of North ST. Joseph
fuE BRlDGK,
So long talked Of Is living reality and all day and all
night its construction goes steadily for the low stage Of
water must be taken advantage Of md the pondcrous
gnes puff pu puff continuously PuA never halting for
Sunday and the wooden caisson with its crown Of
huge stones snks slowly snks but always sinks until
finally the rock bottom in reached and the first pier
pleted.
To some there desection in this bridge work sun
day; but the who dig the bottom Of that
caisson turning up the sand by doing more
for civilization than all the preached So
who like may church and put money in the
trbution civze the heather away In Europe
while sit and watch the heathen bridge build
er. help cviize us here Missouri Theology the foe
Of science foe Of reason the foe Of progression and
great civilization, (Frirnd hadn't you better burn the
churches hang the preachers and establish grand cviz
alton founded upon science and the Communists
did in Paris,-EDl
Y. JOsErH,
Over the river il bounded the north by the St Joseph
and Denver Railroad; not apprsed Of ts southern
mts but il is privately limited that Palermo may be the
terminus The company who laid out calculate tn make
big thing Of the investment and hope they will To
tending you will appreciate the situation
when tell the first house erected in West St Joseph
saloon At the present writing it stands solitary and
grandeur though there is talk Of stores and no
tells and ether buildings 90 up there West St Joseph
has many advantages its big sister the eastern
Shore and may day rival her. There many things
in the womb of time not dreamed Of in philosophy
RAILROADS.
The Denver Railroad is being steadily pushed along to
completion Another year. and ST. Joseph will bid directly
for the rich trade Of Colorado Montana Idaho and the
tire Pacific slope Then the ST. Joseph Topeka and Santa
up field for merchants in New Mexico and South
ern Kansas.
About the Burlington and Iowa Railroad, am, with
many others in the dark Our people here voted large
aid in its construction hut the thing looks decidedly
like starting the ST. Joseph and Denver Raroad from At
Gibson which you know played the good citizens
here and they failed it, until nearly hundred
Iowa and St. Joseph Rairoad has its krnns at fer
artsrie Twenty-Five miles from this city! The Gazette
Tuesday morning last said work progressing at both
ends road Now everybody knows there work
going this city in aid Of the Burlington Iowa
and Joseph Raroad And the probability ia that this
Burlington and Railroad will from Stewartsvie
to Atchson ar Leavenworth 0course can be ched
down to ST. Joseph the Hannibal Road card came
in Of the papers here the Herald think asking
for information respecting this road and the query
propounded to why the road starts and Is being built
from Stewartsville The managers Of the road did
the inqusitive correspondent and nothing has
been written the subject will say the thing is
swindle the people here but wait developments in the
future The way looks leads to believe such
to be the
TIE MAN DEsrINY."
George Francis Train lately woke st. Joseph up the
Presidential question George is terribly in and
pronounces himself the looming Man." and Next
President o America" The Herald espouse his cause
and calls him wonderful man." fnl energy vital
ity 1t is very hard tell where the Herald stands upon
the Presidential ssue Some Of its staunchest friends
clare privately that in favor Of the hrd party
ment" and may declare for the candidate brought by
Butler Blaine Co. The Herald to do II Justice persoua
feeling aside is the best paper outside Of St. Louis and its
Edtorn Chief C. B. Wilkinson the sharpe.t writer the
State. As manager John L. Btnger has few equals in
the newspaper business Both he and wilkinson are men
Of unrng energy remaining at the Office generally until
the last stick Of type up proved and corrected This
constant night work Ia exhaustive and tells heavily
upon the mental as well as the physical
ANUsENExTs
Manager Stephens Is running good theatrical troupe at
The Academy of Music with Leona Lavender star
She is bright little actrrss and reminds me Of Maggie
Mitchell though think her superior Maggie in many
respects Miss Cavender will he followed by Robert Nc
Wade, Chanfrau. Edwin Adams Mr.. Emmett Joe Murphy
Lucille Western Lotta and other orbs the theatrical r
nament
The Cricket Varieties" Francis between Main and
second Streets is doing good business with q splendid
company Of burnt cork arstes 1t good place to 20
md enjoy laugh and well managed show.
ccmng I'm very fast in large quantities. and some of
he packers commenced rhteng yesterday The price
paid 3ac H. The general opinion that IL viii
all to q &c before the coses and there /. every
prospect Of heavy bnsiness in pork exeens all former
ears This will be good for the laborer whose staple IL
ork which has been altogether too high for year.
ast when curd ranging fm Is to cents per Ib for
ides and hams There il talking; Hog Is King;
nd feel inclined when view the huge grunters march
not like ambs to the slaughter twir my hat and
ry: Tiue Ia H.y! All hail King Swine! Hog is King for.
yer more! EAD
ArROCIOUs FABRIcAnoNs.-The papers of the
EASTERN cities are publishing personal experiences
rofessng to have been written by sufferers by the
ire in this city. These stories for the most part
abrications. The descriptions given of murders
nd rapes by bullies, thieves and rnfians, during
he prOgress of the fire. are wrefched iuyeutiaus |