The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-20
STATE NEMS.
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Sol. Miller Is having some In
'ver his libel snit.
Mr. Embry of Lawrence has some
white haired, red eyed rats.
The burlington Patriot sport.
ipiendid new head. stgi&
Josiah CopIey has taken The eGIi-
orsiiip of the Perry Times.
The King bridge shops at Topeka
IRE again in lively Operations.
A Bitterman with Horn, pnr-
sues creditors OF Junction City.
The members OF the lsgislaturs
visited bethany college Last Moa-
day evening.
Over one hundred employees were
dismissed from Fort LeaYenworsh
last Friday. G $40 "a 5aEs
ST. John, of olashe, is, we are in
formed, Candidate for Governor.
So. is Slower. of Council Grove.
Next. asIe1p4 CT
Pee editor of the PAoia Spirit re.
ceiEed SOME very handsome { p val
entines before the 18th day Of the
month. .si-i
Rev. L. j. Leak, pastor of The n.
Z. church OF Atehison, was married
to Sfits Rose s. Todd, OF that city,
iast Thursday. s---s-s-
4 man Ia WatheRa las : COW
which weighs also pounds. He
would have Us believe she il COM
mon stock and not fat g "a -
The Oskalonsa independent sinti-
mates that "some gentlemen OF
that city vislt chicken coops (which
are not on their own premises
The Leavenworth papers claim
that senator Harvey promised to
work for that city, by procuring
government buildings at that place.
Ruth, eldest daughter of Senator
Ingalls,, died in Atchison, last sun
day morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Ingalls,
reached home nom Washington on
Monday. She was six years old.
And now, Preutis comes out and
proposes TO bride aspfrants for the
Senate, to take the Union by offer
ing "the first thousand who come
in q chromo." viii somebody Ia.
Dor with the young man and try to
refOrin him:
Poor Grant, The Manhattan
SAtioniist has 'tgoue back on the
President, and he will be obliged
70 wither. Where's yonr Cesar,
now?
The fight over the county seat
question in WOodson county wax
eth warm. Even the preachers
have gone into the contest.
The sun makes q Aote of reli-
giOus awakening ia Parsons, and
remarkS: ''Parsons has always
been behind in the matter OF
churches and religion, and we hope
there may be shaking up upon
these subjects.
The Chetopa Advance, states
that the Oswego schools will be
compelled TO close, last of March,
for want of funds to pay the teach
ers.
The Kansas state university ma-
scum has now about 1900 speci.
mems in natural history, and the
collection is rapidly increasing.
Prof. Snow is a most indie fatigable
collector.
"a minister in Southern Kansas
is holding public meetings, while his
wife and eleven children are left in
destitute circumstances. Let him
preach that there is = hereafter"
We clip the above from the ksn-
sas City Journal. If there is any
truth in the statement, the church
authorities ought to stop him.
There is no religion in such preach
ing.
The Junction City Tribune, in a
three and a half column article,
goes through the Agricultural col
lege in . lively manner. If half of
its statements are true, the college
is in a most deplOrable condition.
Mr. j., n. Kite, of GofIey county,
was lately pursuing q deer when
his horse fell. catching the riders
leg underneath him, breaking 1t in
two places -..--r.- zs-r.
The Masonic temple of LeaVen-
worth was dedicated on the eren-
ing OF the 18th inst. 1t is one of
the most magnificent structures in
the West.
Two Oskaloosa sports went out
cunning. the other day, and shot
their horses ears in place of birds.
According to the kirwin Chief
a young man of that city s.makes 9
tug boat of himself, and tows home
fleets of young misses from church
on Sunday nights"
The Grasshopper Falls folks are
discussing the question of changing
the name of their town. All right.
We hope they may succeed in get
ing name of one syllable. fit was
any OF our business, we would say
don't make it aCity.
Capt. Tough, e. S, Marshal has
gone to Boston to look after some
fine stock. We are afraid our Mar
shRl gives more attention to line
stock than he does to the duties of
his office. 1.7'.5 Ain 80
The editor of the Girard Press
talks of going all the way to juno
ton City, to convince Prent;s of the
fact that he docs not serape the mud
of his bare feet with boot jack.
If Warner has psir of boots Prem
liz had better ~looR ledle oud,
for they are whoppers.
Another man, one PucEet, of
Crawford county, made an unsuc-
effort to keep load down
his gun by holding his hsnd over
the Inuzzle. 81 eos
The Lawrence Journal says: a.
Aarkson, provisional assignee, took
possession OF the Tribune ONCE yes,
tertlay under = writ of bankruptcy
from the United States court. lie
eft Mr.. DiggS in temporary charge.
The Council Grove Republicans
'ays: Strangers are beginning 10
lock into our county. TO spy out the