The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1872-11-07

not much acquainted with Greeley.
OREGON.
Nothing heard ftum there, bat conceded to
Grant. She has gone back ON her delegate to the
Chicago Canvention.
Il is . hard thing to cat heap of dirt, upon
the premise of getting something good after:
wards and theu 70 be cheated out Of the goodies'
And where sre all thoss ronsipg majorities
claimed for Greelcys The Last hope is to look
for them hero!
&c
ArCnIsOx AND NEBRASKA RAILRoAD.-To illus
trate the Importance aud business Of this line Of
railroad, We copy some figures, showing the
amount Of freight received from and delivered to
other roads, by the Missouri Pacific, at Atchison,
during the month Of September:
DELIVERED TO:
Central Branch Onion Pacific Ila1s!
| Atchisna Topeka and Santa Fee 3eoa 81
K. c. 81. Jo. 4 C. B. soss
Total 1.02oel
RECEIVED FROM:
Central Branch Union Pacific s4eas
Atchiaon and Nebraska 7.SM sot
Atchisna Topeka snd Santa Fe axISese
| K. c. ST. 10. kC.B SO lot
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific aooot
| Total i7.75oei;
It will be seen that but one road received more
| freight from the Missur Pacific than the Atcl,i-
son and Nebraska and that difference but small
| while the Afchi..,n ard Nebraska exceeds any
other in the amount Of frri.h. furni-Lcd to thc
Missouri Pacific Thi. d. no. inclm,lr the local
freight, nor freight ie.iverc,i 20 other roads.
/
Now, soMErHIxs ELsE.-Dnrimg the past few
months, our paper has been filled principally
with politics. Everybody was thinking and talk
ing politics, and had taste for but little else,
and We were compelled to publish that which oc-
cnpied the public mind. Now the election is over,
and people have lost taste for politics, and II is
time that the bitterness engenslrred by party
| strife be laid aside. From now on, we shall en-
deavor to publish more reading of general CHAR
acter that will he If interest Ia all classes. The
long evenings are hero, when everybody wants a
PAPER Now il the time to subscribe frr the Cki.f,
and get the worth Of your money.
So MOTE 1T BE-In the delugs Of gOal news
pouring in from all parts of the country, there s
little item from Leavenworth that is particular
IL cheering 1t is to the effect that d. R. Antho-
ny is beaten for the Legisature-and beaten, too,
by Republican, we believe. This scoundrel,
who has spent the Fall abusing Republicans is
thus fitly rewarded. What must add bitterness
Governor, the same as If he had opposed him.
A PLEASANT JOB.-Thr jndges of election in
this County had nice time of it, Tuesday night.
The ticket was about yard long, and in the large
precincts, the counting WINS night'sjob Atthis
place. the eounting was not finished until 8 or 9
o'clock on Wednesday morning. At White Cloud,
wathena, Doniphan, and other precints, the
counting occnpied a. long time.
II One old Democrat in this County, on elec-
tion day, could not go Greeley, any way, and
could not think of swallowing him, though he had
no objection to Brown. He never roud vote for
Greeley. So he tore Greeley's name from the head
of ticket, and voted for Brown and the Greeley
Electors! That's the way he fixed it. You
couldn't fool that Democrat!
u In Borler Rufhau days, there used to he a
Justice of the Peace Wolf River, in whose
Court no man could get justice who was known
to be opposed to slavery. On Tuesday, VIC saw
him leading mp negroes by gangs, and voting
theml This illustrates the wonderful instinct by
which the colored race recognize their friends!
.-.Itt.+
~ Poor Marcns J. Parrott is out Of lnck. The
people won't have him, come he in what shape
he may. Last year, he ran as q Republican. in a
Democratic District, and was beaten. This year,
he ran - Liberal, in tho same District, aud was
again beaten. Perhaps he conld beat some little
boy plaing pins! r.. ,sa
E Old Upton, Of Nebraska, 10 another heavy
cusa. The people of Nebraska appear tn have all
staid at home, at the Presidential election, and
the State naturally went for Grant, Of its own &C.
ty, there is no telling what the consequences
might have been!
NoLAcK OF TlckETs.-If anybody failed to vote
in this County on Tuesday, It was not from lack
of tickets. We printed no less than 5000 tick
cts, Of various kinds, for this County; and those
printed at the other Offices probably made the
number ~ many more.
= Little George A. Crawford and his Monitor
have played smash by selling ont to Greeley.
After parading, in the columns of the Monitor, fer
many weeks past, the names Of 300 Republicans
who had como ont for Greeley, Bourbon County
gives the usual Republican majority!
tTOn election day, at . precinct in this Coun-
ty, Price worker approached Democrat with .
ticket, saying: at il not necessary that man
should have been a lifelong Republican, to vote
this ticket" That is the way it was run all over
the County.
LARGE VOTE.-There was An immense vote
Polled in this County, on. Tuesday. 1t will fall
but little, II any, short of 3oo0-more than 1000
in excess of any Previons vote. In this vote,
Grant will have at least 800 majority.
Y Horace Greeley announces that be will 70
sumo editorial control of the New York Tribune.
and run it - IN independent Journal. It will not
be an organ.
q Full returns from the St. Joseph Congress
ional District, elect Parker by small majority.
The fight vas close and interesting
ThFee CarA Monse-Dsw . Devoss Msa Wss
BoeABe6 oos - z $50.
Last night, af Q late hour, . gentleman put in
an appearance ct police head quarters and report
ed that he had been robbe,l sLout dusk last even
ing. af the Harlem DEPOT of $3.50 hy 4 three card