White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1871-07-27

who petted SID. CLARKE for two years; voted al
most solidly the Democratic ticket last FALL be-
cause the Republicans would not pander to their
lawless conduct; and have been numbering men
and burning newspapers for differing from them.
These are all strong symptoms Of Communism.
II The Leavenworth papers announce the mar
riage of w. A. LAUGHLIN to Miss SUSIE DICKIN-
SON. that city, and brag how well they have both
done. Wecould have told them that, easy enough.
sUsE il subscriber to the Chief That class of
girls are always worth looking AFTER and they al
ways make good selections of husbands. Of
course, they have both done WELL Our best
wishes for Lock Box 3l3.
y "Aphasia" is a disease, of which late
writer treats, in which the person affected, gives
utterance to words entirely different from those.
he means to speak-in other words, says one thing,
but means another. That's what has always been
the matter with the Democratic party. "Apha-
sia" is the name. When they promise the people
anything, they always mean something else.
~ We have received the second number of the
Blue Rapids Tmes, hailng from Marshall County,
and published by TIBBErs & HALL This paper
probably issued first number, as we have not
heard Of anybody who has seen one. We believe
this makes four papers published in Marshall
County. We wish the Times and all the rest of
them success.
~ It is reported that Col. wM. A. PmILIPs,
of this State, is to be appointed Commissioner of
Indian Affairs. That weuld be an appointment fit
to be made. Col. PHnIIrs is able and honest;
he is thoroughly acquainted with the Indians,
their desires, needs and ways; and all the In
dams have faith in him.
~ JEFF. DAVIS has had another thrilling ad-
venture. He was detected in woman's berth, in
q railway sleeping car, and compelled to crawl out
No doubt the old cuss imagined himself q woman,
he did in the Spring of 1865 and longed for the
companionship of his own sex. But he never was
Q success, as q woman.
~ The Clerk of Richardson County, Nebraska.
has been impeached, and removed from Office.
The Rulo Register says it was done because he Is
Democrat. That's serious charge against man,
we admit; but theme were probably other misde-
meanors to aggravate the case.
u The Doniphan De~ocrat thinks the Democ-
faey Of Kansas ought to hold State Convention,
sometime this Summer. For what purposef
Besides, the convicts in the Penitentiary had
holiday, on the Fourth of July, which will answer
all practical purposes.
~ Somebody is publishing series Of articles
in the Leavenworth Commercial, to prove that
GRANT did not amount to anything IA military
man. The writer is probably some fellow who
was dismissed from the army by GRANT, for cow
ardice or Incompetence.
~ Ex-senator Ross has written a letter in de
fense of the franking privilege. He is right. The
franking privilege, although subject TO gross
abuses ought to stand, as it is Of as much benefit
to the people as to members of Congress.
~ The Oxford Tmes comes to from away |
down in Sumner County. Published by MUGFoRD
& HuGHEs. 1t is wide-awake, readable paper, |
and deserves good support Its local depart |
Went Is unusually full and interesting.
~ Cniese some new sensation occurs in Law
sonse secc, there is possibility that the Standard
may wear the Medlicott affair thread-bare 1t |
viii hardly keep its interest more than year or
two longef.
rE The Garnett Plsisdeslw mentions that Ex-
Governor SAMUEL d. CRAwYoRp has been on a
vis;t 10 that town. This, IN town where the Ex-
Governoe used to live, may b called fame.
r. The Elk FAns EssnIs~ records the brutal
murder Of A. F. Lea. From tho way 1t is being
couied into other papers, the murdered individual
10 likely to get into somebodys esz.
u Tho EmPeria nibsse has heea enlazRed to
: nine-column paper, and is printed en now type