The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-02-06
STATE NEWS.

NkSA 80 1AzA Cots 1
Tho Oskaloosa Independent p ab-
fishes 'The " orld in (s) Bret"
Leavenworth sports white ava.
their Sunday hours with dog fight.
swaze, Of the late Topeka Blade
goes into the Kansas Farmer with .
job once.
All the Taylers OF the lsgislataTe
but one, tried to sew T. p. Fenlon
up in an o. 8. (s.) bag.
And now Topeka is going to have
an Evening B0Ilstin. Will It be |
able to bull its way throughs
Some men are doing their best to |!
lead WOOdsOn county to the point |
Of nsfaucs on the county seat ques-
tioH.
The Smith county Pioneer il dead.
Its last words were: 1--WE say 10
our friends farewell, to our enemies,
go to thunder"
The question which agitates the
LeaVenworth Commercial aud
Times just now: "Who killed
Tom Osborne2"
w. P. Bishop, Esq. has assumed
editorial honors ON the OsWeEo
Register. He has q good local pa
per to begin with, and we expect
him to keep it up to the old notch
at least.
The Troy Chief thinks there Is an
extensive band of horse thieves in
Doniphan couaty, having close bus
mess connections in Missouri and
elsewhere"
The Ottawa Journal threatens to
give the names of girls, who disturb
religious services, by "whispering'
Cycling, and simpering with the
boys"
Father Stimson, of Darlington,
has received check from ex-Sens-
tor Doolittle, of Wisconsin, for S25.
The Hon. gentleman was once a
parishioner of Mr.. Slimsons.
A man in Atchison attempted to
clean out q chimney with powder.
He may have to grope his way
through the world in blindness
hereafter.
Some monte thieves drugged and
robbed Mr.. Lane of $500 at Win
throp last week. Atchison is
swarming with those Williams. The
Champion wants them cleaned out.
1t is claimed that Leavenworth
has one hundred able bodied young
men who have no homes and no
way to get anything to eat excep,
at free lunches.
. Bishop Vail, of Kansas, goes to
Kentucky, to supply the place OF
Bishop Cummins. We are sorry to
. lose Bishop Vail from the State
He is a noble christian gentleman
Last year the Phillips county men
/, were asking the legislature to sup.
ply them with seed wheat. Now
\ they amuse themselves by horse rae
4 ing, at $50 q side. Who will say
2 that farming does not pay in Kan.
sas?
: We have q Smith county. It is {
new county, but It can beat any Of
the old counties on the calf ques'
ton. 1t 10 said the calf has two
i heads, four eyes, four ears, and two
mouths.
TecumSeh township, Shawnes
county, voted down . proposition tc
give $4,000 TO the Midland rail.
road. Bonds are getting to be un.
fashionable; so much so, that theS
will have to leave the world.
Postmaster Lowe, of Lacygns, sOr
of Hon. D. p. Lowe, was shot last
, Thursday night, aud eleven hundred
dollars were taken from ain. He
, is not dangerously wounded, We
understand.
Il Lawrence has lost . DR.. Fesler In
come mysterious way. From the
Journals report, we take it for
granted that he is in pursuit of one
OF his four wives. He has been
married five times to four women.
He is certainly very remarkable
man in his way.
The grangers of Tonganoxie
} township, Leaveaworth county,
!. have asked their representative, d. J..
Lawrence, to resign. They are dis
gusted because he allowed Anthony
to beat him on the reform. He vot-
, ed nay on the resolution requiring
members to give up their railroad
passes.
Mr.. Pomeroy made his appear
ance in Topeka LAST week, aud his
attorney succeeded in having the
forfeiture Of his bond set aside, and
Pomeroy executed q new one for
I $4,000 for his appearance IN June.
The South Kansas Confer
ence of the NJ. E. church
will convene in Fort Scott,
Wednesday, March the 11th, in
place of April 18th, as heretofore
announced. Bishop Andrews chang
ed the time at the earnest request of
many of the preachers.
| The Neosho Falls Post tells of an
aged couple in Woodson county
who have applied to the county for
help, who have raised up q family
of children, and have son who is
a prominent lawyer and poIiticisn
in Bedford, Indiana. The Post just-
ly thinks the children in duty
bound to support their aged pa
rents.
The Topeka Blade bows itsei fout
in the following lacOnic style:
with this Issue the Topeka Blade
closes its career IS 9 daily aud week.
~ periodical for the present. To
attempt to explain the why's and
Wh0refores might not only weary
the patience Of readers, bat the WI
ter, and 90 We will simply throw
the mantle IF charity ever the
whole affair, call II 8 mistake and
say no more aNoutit-"
a youth by the name Of Toaraeer
vas gObblod 1t Junction City last
week, and an investigations Ashed
1851 worth Of Parsons r. r. tick.
cts; 500, 20 Denison, and also tick
cts to Galesb arg, Kau., aud Monroe,
no. He had on his person Kansas
Pacific tickets, and nickeIs and