The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1871-07-28
NEWS ChIPPIHGs.

Inc InObe prosperous ClsAOS A-HA1 S~et@tAeAS
in this great State of Kansas.
Respectfully, GEO. F. MANSION. II
NEWS CLIPPIEGs. @
Mad dogs are raging in some of the
eastern cities.
Red .oud and party are making rca-
dy for the war paths
A Mr.. Dadd, of iowa, is the, dad of
nineteen little Dadds. =
A vallandingham monument at Day
ton, Ohio, is projected. s
There are 9l3,162 more women than
men in Great Britain.
The Indiana railroad party haye
reached San Francisco.
During the year 1870, Michigan turn
ed out ], 75OyO 200 feet of white pine
lumber.
The sixth irol steamer, built in Buffa-
10, New York, this season, was launch
ed yesterday. .Nt..e4as *. -
Hon. VIVA. -PinkeyW hyte, of Balti-i
more, has been nominated for -enof
of Maryland By the Democrats: :
A thousand men, and two hundred
teams are at work on the west iend of
the st. Paul 6 Sioux City r. r.
Governor Holman was burnt in efigy
n Brooklyn, by the friends of. Cleary,
one of the victims eftheNew York ri
OTIS - = @4s~ f-".r /:
The expenditures for improvements
sof the New York Central Park, from
May l, 1857 to January, 1853, we're &c.:
330,732. .,. So.
1t is reported that 1900 peopleDof coli
or are asking help from the American
Colonization Society to emigrate to Lii
IBERIA. -
The farmers within q radius:ofz three
miles around Red Oak, Iowa, lost from
$4,000 to 100000 by the hail storm on
!, July.E :. :. ~ ,s.a ISL =
I Miss Catharine Schemes, an aunt OF
Gen. Schenck, died of old age in Frank
lin, Ohio, on the 9TH inst, at the age OF
81 years. -
Thomas A. Scott is said to be Presi-
dent of two Railroad Companies, Vice
| President of eleven, and Director IN
t thirty-four.
At convention of Catholic temper
, ance societies in New York, aSmotior
censuring the military. for firing on th'
18th, was voted down. -.
Benito Jaurez, has been reelected
= President.of the Republic of. Mexico
! Diaz came next to Jaurez, and Tezad'
h was utterly, defeated. y .
= There .ane $4,000 miles. Of railroad
n in operation in the Uuited. States
9, Their cost is put down at -, 400, 600,
9 600, or just about the amount of th
national debt.
al That is a long fence the Bulingto
a 4 Missouri Railroad Company is bnili
it, ing. It will put UP not less than tT
t., hundred miles of board fence thi
y year, at cost of STE, 900 or $500, 0O(
IS Thee are 5000, 0Oo, 900 cotton spil
- dies now in, operation in the Unite
i States, of which over 1000, o00, 600 al
: running on cloths tor. Printing, an
IN produce 45O,OOO,Oog ards per .nnun
h There are ten counties in the no St
h western part of Iow&whosega gain fro
ne foreign emmigratioh alone tins SCI
10 son will average not less THAI 00eac
:. making an aggregate-of 1000.
no New York is to have mammoth co
of ton store house, capable of storing Oh
n Hundred thousand bales. 1t will pro-
10 ably be erected at Brooklyn dock
IA where ships can load and unload.
m DR.. Geo. c. BlackIpah, Professor !,
" Surgery in the Ohio Medical 'Colles
to since 1856, died on the 18th Of ops
, at Cincinnati. He was one of the mo
ry distinguished. surgeona of the Unite
States: -.-4-.
A destructive hail STORM passed ov
Western Iowa, doing much damage
property. At Atlantic the postom
.as building was destroyed and sever
at houses upset. Four men were fatal
re- hurt.
I -. The attendance at the Tobacco Fa
ia in Evansville was large. The sales W
on not be less than one thousand hog
X heads. Buyers are present frome'
1e quarters, and the sales are more tn
: triple those oflast year.
(: At Akron, O., ayonng man, seve
NC teen years old, by the name of Chr
m tan Mense, was accidentally shot by
9ad room mate named Dicarby, who W
~ showing him how he would act we
ZEN he called upon to use a revolver in sc
llv defense.
S Tss During the last year 100000, o
an letter, passed through tho post-off
it of Great Britain, and of the. WHIT
number only $1,000 were alleged to
=. lost. OF 5000, 900 registered lettt
III and packages conveyed, only IL we
I'VE lost.
W. The German. government is stud9ol
,of ly increasing and improving its arm
nj and the Emperor intends to make itt
most. formidable the world has el
the seen. The line wiz Comprise ff'
ar $50 to 200 ysgsmentsasoE infantry,
ing three battaii6hs each; Is battalions
'i ~ rifles, 100 regiments Of cavalry, and
inc brigades of artillery. Each battaii
st: holds ], 900 men. - 49,. :, :
the The Pleasant Hill (Mo) Revi'
i'm, boasts of single'corn field; abo
md eight miles from that place. viii
led comprises 1900 .acfs in one piece. 7
Thy owneris-a man nazaed WalIaGe Beg
Its who cultivateS7t with seventeen4ar
seventeen cultivators and thirty-ft
mules These. get over 100 acres
day. Mr.. Berry expects to gatl
fifty bushels per acre, which viii ma
} This. crop nearly one hundred thout
bushels a.. .se4.-~ ~ s=s -
III Two establishments sc Natiesy II
,tv 1sachusetts, are MISUNDERSTANDING
the the manufacture of base balls. G
ted has $4,000 capital, employs six m
lite fifty women, and twenty children,sa
;ity makes 10000 dozen balls year, v
one ued at s42, 900. It uses six tons n
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