White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-09-21
State News.
DONIPHAN COUNTY.

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h.en started nm ,v the storm and car.ht tbe
lmiI,liny The ioss is about 500 There was in
tI,a I,n;iJ;ny Mt the time ona dressed hcef some
twenty hides two barrels talow. fifty sheen skins
and ail the t;xtnrrs u.ualIv Kent in n siauobter
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,f IN. TD,,,.t, liz i'll aort r,;1.s .aSt ns
WatI,. .s H.. r",d ,oa,;n w TIN, hss So, ~
h;s far,n 70 NJ WcCIaIian,i and moved ~ riorencs
in This state Mr.. Linton was one of DonipI,an
Cnntvs ster,ing farmers and one of tbe class W..
member IN the commmity in which he LOCATES.
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establlshed at Bialrs Station, four miles west OF
sno!.I o,r r.t;.. .nJ ,ra ti,;nL ~. same has
,". ia.n n,I,I;iv .mnnun.ad 70 tI,a .;t;,ans "f
Watbena tbnouuI any other sonrce beretofore
NJ Rl,;r ia Postmastar
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and had his arm broken. and wasotberwise iniureil
not danyerouslv
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Am RpoxrT~Jobn A Wctg.J,,nd who lives
nm Walnut Greek. near tbe Old Pottawattomie
Road .l,nnt & miles vest of Wafbena. had his arm
broken about two weeks ago He was trying to
drive hog out of the field and had run it into
corner of the fence, when it made a dash past him.
He made effort to head it off, and in attempting
breaking both bones below the elbow.
O.w. FENN0 called Mt our Office last Saturday
morning and left two stalks of sod corn, which
averaged IA feet long. One of them had two
that contained 800 grains Mr.. Fenno planteda
few acres of corn upon sod ground, the first of
had done their planting, and when most people
were plowing their corn. These stalks are from
that planting.
THE RAIIROAD.-Over $50 hands are now en-
gagged on the st. Joseph e. Topeka Railroad.
Grading has commenced at this end, and is soon
to commence at DOniphan. At Palermo well nigh
on two miles are already graded. An extra force
is soon to be put on and the work rushed.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A boy namsd Early Munger fell off the ferry
boat at Lawrence nee on Saturday, and passed com ON,
ferryman, alive, but insensible. Theboy, through
all, clung to a tin pail containing his fathers
dinner.
The Emporia Tribune thinks that Miss Anna
Warren, n. D., has the largest and most lucrative
practice of any physician in Emporia
A Mrs Ou;np from Independence Montgomcrv
conntv tonk arsenic in 7 nvrrrpcr op the All inst
and ,i;.,, from the efy;.ct. of II IN the Iotb
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an object Of Great interest. Among numerous
other snecimrns. the Carb,;, Coal Comnany have
a blocI that weighed, when nnr on tie ear. for
trnnsnort.t;on JGO0 ronnds and tbe Kansa.
Coal t,omnanv have hlocE IF Rnrlin"ame coal
s.;J IN weigh . On p,unds
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mcst;c In MT. K;iiam. Evinc in Iawrance' She
rave hsr na,ne a. Ann on;n5 tb;rtv.a;aht xears
cid and mat from HnmSoIJt After nv hcnr in
the hmss sba commenced vomiting and aid she
had talen noison. A foctor was ssnt for who
;li,l MI he could to save her but after linyerinw
tiIl Tuesday morning. she died.
The Girara Press saws that Geo. w. Wood. who