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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

Myriads of grasshoppers Matching
out in Minnesota.
Waco, Texas, had $4,000 fire
last week
Destructive fires were raging last
week in the Minnesota woods.
The Texas editors make their ex-
cursion to st. Louis, Chicago, New
York, Washington, Richmond, etc,
in August, leaving Texarkana An
gust 9th.
The lady pupils Of st. Vincents
Institute, New York have present
ed Cardinal McCloskey with $780,
600 diamond cross.
Vice President Wilson arrived in
Denver on Friday.
Reuben Il. Springer has given
Mrs. Abraham Lincoln, widow OF
the Ex-President Lincoln. has gone
insane, aud been taken 10 a private
asylum At Batavia. Illinois. She
tried TO poison herself, on the 10th,
IN Chicago, by taking laudanum.
At Nashville, on the 18th, one OF
the l. Indians on the way To Fiori-
ia, seized a knife, stabbed two SOL
diers, and then himself. One of the
soldiers is dangerously wounded.
The Indian il not, bat asks some one
10 shoot him Or cut oil his head.
No one should refuse to grant such
q request, from an Indian.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

T ISr of letters remaining III the EmporIa
IL postofice; May 23th, 1873. Persons calling
for these letters please say advertised.
Anderson j. W.
Buckles W. r.
Crawford j. ", . Chr0well Mrs. Nancy.
Dillh0my n, Dreyer ii. T., Dunn Joseph,
DriSkell james, Dawley NJ. G., Days Miss
Louisa.
Evatt VIM.
Foster Oscar. Flora, Miss F. +.
Graham Mrs. Mary, Griffith L.
Hunt Mrs. ). A., Hume William, Horton {.
t, Hawk y.
Jones EbencZer, ,JoneS Mrs. F.
MOreland W lillian IL
Newman Leroy.
Parry Mrs. Elizabeth, Parker Miss Mary G.
Patterson Sarah r.
Robinson Mrs. Lizzie. Ray Miss Sinnie
SeSrave Miss Ella, Smith Miss Alice, Stern
l..
Taylor Miss Esther TOelIe John 7.
Held For Direction
Mr.. y. North.
Held for Postage.
Mo. Valley Life ms. Co, Leavenworth,
Kansas. JACOB STOTLER. T.. NJ.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

ing The grasshoppers into them.
Bushels OF the insects are being
killed in this manner.
Cattle raisers make note or this !:
The total number of short horn
cattle sold last year in the United
States was 1876. the amount paid
Tor them being $I,03i ,005, au aver
age O. Si0l a head.
John Holmes, OF Cowley county,
who has 200 acres of land, $50 of
it ia wheat and 100 in corn, says
81 bclievc in blue grass, and
brought lG bushels from Indiana
with me, sowed so acres in the tim
Der where the cattle run, sowed il
winter before last, was little afarid
of the drouih, but it went through
last summer and il now splendid
stand"
In jackson county the grasshop-
pers have eaten half the flax and
miilet, aud some oats and corn.
They work mostly near the tim Der.
Cum Wisner of Manhattan, put
III 10000 cabbage plants, and the
grasshoppers eat them all. Now
before we exclaim by gum at The
grasshoppers, we want 10 know
what Mr.. Wisner was going TO do
with 10000 cabbages.
Voiney Chapman, OF Valmont,
Boulder county, Colorado, writes
to Ii brother in Lawrence, Kansas,
the following description n grass
hopper destroying machine:
l have been to-day to see ma
chine consisting of a hollow iron
CRATE, ID feet long and % feet
wide, on runners which keep it two
or three inches from the ground. In
this CRATE hot wood fire is built
and kept burning, while q pair of
horses haul it over the ground
where the 'hoppers are feeding, and
scOrches them TO death. | think
from what L have seen and heard
to- day that it will prove a success.
l shall start to get up one to-mor-
row with view of trying to save
enough of my crops - oats and
Wheat-for bread and seed another
year; but am afraid that the roots
are so nearly gone or dead that
they will not survive. 1 have new
er seen so blue time since l came
to this cOuntry,-I mean when
have had so much for feeling blue.
Come back to Kansas. and bring
along machine.
FoR BORERs.-Mix soap and wa
ter tC the consistency of a paint and
into this throw any refuse tobacco
that can be procured, let it soak for
a few days, or steep for All hour or
two over the fire, and when cool,
apply with brush to the trunk and
larger limbs of tree; and repeat
the same as often as it may be wash
ed off by the drenching rains, till
about the first of July. After
which, for that year, there is no
danger. Keep all eye constantly on
the watch for the intruder and,
when his pathway can be discover
ed, kill him, by running a wire after
him and plugging up the hole
with soap. A wide, low spreading
top that completely shades the en-
tire trunk, is almost sure proven
tatiye, and if the ground can be
kept quite wet for two feet around
the tree during the most of May
and June 1t is nearly as effective.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
LATEST rEEE(sRANS
The Pope is seriously i'll.

4
TIE government keeps up lis
raid on the whisky ring, and seizes
distilIery every few days.
Leavenworth, May 10. - The
grasshoppers attacked freight
train, composed of green painted
cars this afternoon, and deVoured
everything but the axles and wheels.
q. HoPPER.
George Alfred Townend, Gath, /"
of the Chicago Tribune, is now edi-
tor of the St. Louis Times.
A very prominent lawyer of Bos-
ton, Interested with money estates,
has defaulted 10 the tune of $780,
900, and fled.
Monday night incendiary fires de-
stroyed the lumber yards of Gaines
Cook & Co, at Minneapolis, MINI.
Loss $4,000.
1t is said that Lehigh region min
ers in Pennsylvania have agreed to
abandon their strike and go 10
work. The Lowell, Mass, spinncrs
have returned to work, agreeing to
strike no more.
Baltimore, May Colon. j. ID.
Bright, EX-United States Senator
from Indiana, died at his residence
in this city to-day, aged G3 years.
The S7th general assembly of the
Presbyterian church of the United
States is in recession at Cleveland,
Ohio. 40 delegates present, and
all the southern States represented.
Rev E. House, who had been in
the editorial department of the
Methodist book concern at Cincin-
natl for % years fell dead in the
Christian Advocate office, on the
Goth, of heart disease.
The government expedition to
survey the Black Hills, is en-route
thither, followed at very respect
full distance by miners expeditions.
The railroad war cast continues,
and Col. Tom. Scott has ordered
that after June 1st no Baltimore Sc
Ohio trains pass over his road from
Philadelphia to New York.
Hannibal, Mo-, Nay 19.-The grass
hopPers are tearing up the rails on
the Hannibal and, st. Joseph rail- |
road, in order to stop the transmits
sion of the Governors proclamation.
q. LADD.
New York, May 22.-Jacoi5 |
Young, living in the suburbs of
Brooklyn, last night murdered his
second wife by chopping her head
open with an axe, and then went |
to the cemetery where he blew out
his brains on the grave of his first
wife.
Gen. Meigs has been granted six
years leave of absence, for a Eu-
ropean tour. Gen. ingalls, will take
charge of the Quartermaster's de-
partment.
The Presbyterian assembly at
Cleveland has protested strongly
against the Catholic raid upon our
common scnool system.
st. Louis, May 22.-Jemes Nc
Burney, of Hannibal, Mo-, came
here yesterday to find a place to put
his insane wife, but being unsuc-
he became Respondent and
and last night went into
the cellar of his brothers honse
where he was stopping and hanged
himself.
The 59th anniversary of tbs
bible society was held on
the 18th in Chicago. The receipts
for the year are S577 $50, and the
expenses S533, ia.
independence. No.. May 25.-Fif-
teen barrels Of locasts were sheY-
elled mp and hanled from the base
Of the court house fence this even
ing, each barrel weighing 22Ol
pounds. These were only the por-
lion that were unable, after 3 hard
days battle, TO get into the inside
where there is luxuriant growth
Of blue grass.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
EMPORIA NEWS.
FRIDAY, MAY %, 1875.
THE WHEAT CROP.

The wheat crop OF New York,
Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, ILL.,
nois and Michigan, is in such poor
condition that the yield will not be
even one-half what it was last year.
Wheat is certain to bring a good
price next fall, which is q comfort
ing thought to have people who
have to buy their flour.
The National bureau of agricul-
ture reports the Kansas wheat crop
80 far the best Of any State in the
Union. 1t promises 81 per cent. of
a full crop. And the report of the
Kansas State Board of Agriculture,
copied from returns by officers of
County agricultural organizations,
county councils of the Patrons of
HusbSndry, and other correspond
ents on the 1st day of May, 1875,
is just ont. The report gives the
condition of crops, stock, fruit pros
pects, grasshoppers, etc. The con-
ditiOn of the winter wheat was 4
per cent. above the average OF pre-
vIOus years; spring wheat l per
cent above. AS the acreage of the
wheat crops is about 30 per cent.
greater than any of previous years,
the general y:eld in the State prom
ises to be at least 80 per cent. great
er this year than was ever raised
before. The condition of winter
rye was 4 per. cent. above the aver
age crops of previous years oats,
80 per cent. as good as previous
crops; clover 76 per cent. timothy
30 per cent. spring pasture sc per
cent; cattle Sc per cent. work
animals 20 per cent. horses and
mules 81 per cent; sheep 80 per
cent. swine 66 per cent. poultry
SO per cent; apples 10 per cent.
peaches 63 per cent. pears 80 per
cent. grapes 7S per cent. This
report covers forty-seVen counties.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

LNoR SALE. Being about to romovc from
Il this state, L offer for sale the residence
that now occupy. The house and grounds
are within3 minutes walk of the City OF En-
porla. adjoining its northwestern boundrry.
The house faces east and south; containing CA
the first 1ioor, Parlor, Library with IiaY win
dows, DinHing room, Bed room and Kitchen,
Pantrys, &c, &c A large Cellar, crmcntc.t
ana nagscd; a Cistern OF $50 barrels with II ~
barrel nlterer adjoining. ON the front OF the
house, facing east and SOUTH i large Yer
andi. In the second story are three bcd rooms
with i've closets. The grounds contain Ia
acres and are tastefully laIu out; in addition
To shade and ornamental trees there are ..sI
peach trees of eNcellant varieties, l3U OF them
IN iuii bearing. There are 81 apple trees OF
cholce summer, autum and winter varieties;
there are also cherry and pear trees Their.
are also 600 Kittatiny blackbcTrirs, zoo va>I-
berries, 10 bearing grape vines and 100 hills
OF sSiawbefrles- For Il choice, healthy loca-
ton, beautiful scenery, with ali modern con
NSnlenceS this residence has no superior in the
vicinity OF this city. One half of the uur-
chase money can remain ON the property II
not sold within 30 days from date it viii Ia
Withdrawn from the market. For futher in
formation inquire of X. McIennan on the
premises, or of William Jay, corner of 4III
avenue and Constitution street in the CITY
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

TESSIE V. FLEMING will take notice that
- she has been sued in the District Court OF
Lyon county, in the state OF Kansas and that
the petition of the plaintiff is now ON file in
the Clerks Office of said Dis tTict Court; that
me names OF the parties to said suit, are iona
imam FlemIng, plaintiff, and Jessie V flem-
ing, defendant; that she will be required to
answer said petition on or before the 10th day
oil July, 1870, or said petition will be taken as
trne, and Judgment rendered accordingly di-
VorcIhS sand plaintif from said defendant
anu decreeIng that she, the said defendant, be
forever barred from setting up or claiming
any right, title or interest in or to the fOIloW7
ing described real estate, situate, lying and
Delng III Lyon county, in the state of Kansas
D-Wlt: The northeast quarter IN e "a of Sec
llon twenty-five (22l, township nineteen (I9),
range thirteen Q3).
RANDOLPH Il SEDGWICK,
IL.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
MORRIS COUNTY.
COUNCIL GROVE. May i.

COUNCIL GROVE, May ,, 1875.
a large breadth of wheat was sown,
and promises half crop on an average.
Corn can be discounted the same, owing
to r0tting, poor seed, graSshoppers, and
poor teams. Oats limited, as seed was
high and scarce; looks well. But little
trust in the county; prospects fair. Grass.
hoppers on the bottoms, damaging gard
ems, corn, and threatning the small grain.
Chinchbugs numerous in some localities,
but have done no damage. Hear of no
lights with the Vermins. Farmers are
fearing and hoping, and hoping and fear
ing. w. A. McCoLLOM.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

be about the extent. We have quite
number of grasshoppers. They don't
seem TO be doing much damage. The
heavy rains last week pretty well used
up the chinch bugs. They have done
no damage as yet. We know of no
way by which we can get rid Of them
only to let them run their course.
Farmers are as hopeIul and determine
ed as any set of people you ever saw.
The weeds are about to get tho upper
hand of us, owing to the wet weather
for the last ten days.
l. MARTIN
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
Notice.

NREDiTORS and others interested in the
~ estate Of ;. h. Ward, whose real name
was +. n. May, deceased, will hereby take
notice that intend to make final settlement
as administrator OF said estate at the next
term of the Probate Court OF Lyon county
Kansas, commencing ON the first Monday in
July. \. ID, 1875. T. NJ. FORDE
80 Adm.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
Administratrix,s Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
bate Court fLyOn county, Kansas, admins
tratriN of the estate of Daniel Main deceas-
ell. and has duly qualified as such.
DPS MARY MAIN
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FINAL NOTICE.

THE undersigned. administrator OF the es-
4 tate of David Roth, deceased, will, ON
probate Judge. at Emporia, Lyon county,
Kansas, make final settlement of said estate.
22-25 JA(OR RIrCK
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Administrator's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been, by the Probate Judge of
Lyon courty, Kansas, appointed administra-
tor to settle up the estate of the late firm of
Helwlg " Lane. q. w. FREDERICK,
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NOTICE

FTNO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Public
4 notice Is hereby given, that on Monday,
september 9th, 1875 and for two days there
after, between the hours OF O'Clock, a m.
and O'Clock p. m, Ofcach of said three days
at the law Office Of Kuggles & Sterry, in the
city Of EmpOria, Lyon county, Kansas, /
VIII publicly proceed to hear. adjust and al
low dcmads against the estate OF William
ClApp- Il. VI. RUGGLEE,
22-3m Assignee.
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Read. and See just How Things Are.
THE NEWS postal card plan OF getting
full and reliable information about the
crops, grasshoppers, ehinch bugs, &c =,
works, as will be seen by the following
interesting answers received i'll reply TO
our inquiries sent out last week. We
publish all that have come up TO the hour
Of going TO press. Keep on sending in
such correspondence. Our readers here
and at the east want TO know just how
Kansas crops are ''panning out'' this sea-
son, and this is the way 10 ascertain. 1t
is to many the most Interesting kind Of
news we can possibly publish at this
time. The correspondents are all old set
tiers, men OF intelligence, reliability and
good standing, and they write just as they
believe, telling the facts as they see them.
So many stories had been told of the
farmers being discouraged, that our in
qairies closed with: "Are the farmers
hopeful and determined.' and that ques-
ton caused some fun, but the answers
will choke of the crOakers.
Without further comment now, we pro-
coed 10 give the answers, and return our
thanks 10 all parties concerned. We have
always room to spare for such brief and
important items as these:
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SIRAl Ed from nay premises, Just west OF
~ Emporia, - dark bay mare, 5 years old
white star in forehead, white spot on upIer
lip, shows Il large circle-o of the white OF the
riShL eye, ami a narrow white circle above
the h0of of the LETT hind leg. Fore feet lately
shod- suitable reward paid for information
or return. The mare was purchased Of MIR
Hamilton. of Council Grove, and is supposed
to have gone ia that direction.
2l-22 a. NJ. AVERIII
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BUTLER COUNTY.

TOWANDA, ., y, 1870.
The extent Of wheat crop is one half or
perhaps double the amount sOwn any
previous year. The prospect good for a
heavy yield per acre. 1t is headed out
finely. Some rye sown. 1t Is in full
blOom-heaVy crop If weather favorable
In future. Oats-mOderate breadth soWn;
look well. COrn-An unusually large
crop planted, and doing well. No grass
hoppers or chinch bugs have made their
ers hopeful. / add that potatoes and all
kinds Of garden truck are doing finely.
Plenty of rain. Respectfully,
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