The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1875-04-03
STATE NEWS.

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STATE NEWS.
The Topeka Blade is spreading out.
Sidney Clarke is going to Colorado.
The Mennonites are sinking shafts fol-
coal.
The Olathe Mirror casts q reflection
upon Leavenworth high life.
John P. Kenea has again taken charge
of the La Cygne Journal.
w. W. Creighton and family of Leaven'
worth, have gone to California.
An Emporia justice has docteted $50
cases in his term Ut two years.
Cofey county will put in over two
thousand acres of fax this spring.
One hundred thousand cattle are on
the trail from Texas to Wichita.
Fewer cattle have died this season in
Kansas than last year, or the year before.
The celebrated Kansas horse Smugg!er,
is to spend the summer at Milton, Mass.
Marshall county rolls up her sleeves
and says she's ready for more grasshop'
pers.
The Empire says car load of French
Immigrants are on their way to Cloud
county.
Frank Root takes charge of the me.
chanical department of the Kansas
Farmer.
Taylor's paper mill, near Toronto was
burned on Tuesday. Loss $685. No
insurance.
Nat Hardigan, of Davis county, fell
down a we'll and was pulled up dead.
Cause-whisky.
"We'll try it again." has superseded
the usual busted motto on migrating
wagon covers.
There is talk of of an extra session of
the Legislature. Good Lord deliver US.
Ledger.
The young men at Coffeyville are 60
ing to run ticket of their own at the
approaching election.
The Lawrence Journal says the story
about Ex-Congressman loves statiOne-
ry account is q democratic lie.
The Wyandotte Gazette calls upon its
delinquents to pay up, in order that the
editor may go to Texas on the excursion.
The Usage City Free Press proudly
remarks that that coroner of Usage county
sis as good q judge of corpses As any
man in the State"
At Oswego Mrs. T. s. Leonard has
sued H. kanning, saloon keeper, for
selling liquor to her husband, fixing
at $4,000
Mrs. Stuart, of La Cygne, was recent
" bitten in the foot by scorpion, or
"Texas biter," but prompt medical at
tention saved her life.
1t is extremely probable that every
frame building destroyed by the recent
fire will be replaced by solid substantial
brick Wichita Beacon.
Gov. Osborn, according to the dis
patches, is at Washington urging the
removal of Superintendent Hosg-a
consummation devoutly to be wished
Olathe Mirror.
The Wichita Eagle says that wheat,
thus far, has gone through all right,
acreage, will equal any
in California, if nothing unfavor-
able turns up between now and harvest.
For pure modern Democratic senti-
ment commend US to Abbott, of the
Atchison Pairiot.s He says: Before
this will become truly free country. the
price of whisky has got to come down."
A story is told of two Atchison county
who are not grangers. They
induced their wives to join and report
before they would commit themselves.
Now when they will, they can't; two
greet every application.
the wives 70 regularly and
to every grange meeting,
and the men stay at home.
The Wichita Eagle says: Fruit trees
are not in the least injured in this vicin.
ity. Peach tree buds are now swelling
and not one tree is reported killed or
even marred by cold. We are able to
announce this after careful inquiry of
farmers, and q thorough examination
among our town orchards. Apple trees,
pear trees, and grape vines, have come
through the winter looking remarkably
vigorous and healthy.
An intelligent fruit grower tells Us
that he has examined the peach buds in
several localities in this county and that
the most of them are alive and in good
condition enough. at least 10 make a
good crop if they shall come to maturity.
A good many trees have been killed,
either by the cold weather or, what is
more likely, by the extreme drought Of
last summer, but upon trees that are
alive the buds are in good, fair condi-
Journal.