The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12
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Never before in Ih,. history al
Kansas las ice remAise Ell in Tue B;ae
river until the Isl of Mar.
Cioud county has Just received
from Uncle Sam 400 0yercoatF, 4Gs'
pairs Of shoes. and 2l2 blankets.
The wife of Scarfaeed CHARLEY.
of Lava Bed fame. has recently
given birth to &c cli:id ard
named Il Henry Ward BeeeheI.
The Monitor ssys the first gang
pillow finished at FoIt Scott foundry
attracted n good deal of attention
On the street last SATURDAY.
The Scnera Courier is authority
der ma -'esli ,neni Thai Neinaha
county .tHitner -ek,,l nor received
aid from the II sns..s Central Relief
Committee.
The LeayenwoiIh Commercial
understands that Toy, S3 Is quietly
but earnestly eurkiI.- 10 remove
The Federal Courts irou that place
10 the capitti
Mrs Capt. Jack. at Mod. e fame,
in her lonely keciu7i0n. takes COM
fort in he fact i.St it cost the gov.
eminent Sill,0W 10 mske her a
widow.
DR.. S. Health, who two cars ago
while Postmaster of LyI', gne de-
camped with $629.00 Of postoffice
funds, has recently been arrested by
two government detectives at Pitts
burg, Pa, and has been brought 10
KeneGs
Sedan, the town which will he
appointed the county seat of the
county E'erected" out of the south
ern part of Howard, if divided, has
a printing Office, q blacksmith shop,
one store, a public school and
spelling school.-Fredonia Citizen.
". a. Eeasley, of Stranger sta
ton, in this comfy, late city Mar
shall Of Lawrence, has just returned
from a months visit to Illinois. He
reports that times are hard. money
scarce, and taxes unpaid in that
state, or at least in the portion
where he was Corn was as scarce
and as dear as it was here. They
have had everything that VIC have
had, excepting, perhaps, the multi
tudinous and irrepressibie hopper.
a gentleman from the west pass
ed over the Kansas Pacific railroad
Monday on his way east on sad
business. 1t seems that while no
was in southern Colorado, his wife,
who at times suffers from alteration
of mind, took their three little chill
dren and left for tie east, leaving
home on the 10th inst, via this road,
aud arriving at St. Louis on the
18th. Nothing further is known of
her whereabouts by the distressed
husband and father. Socially this
family stands high where known
Lawrence Republican.
The latest news from the gold
fields of South Africa is exceeding
~ cheering, for one lucky indirid-
ual at least. Somebody at Pilgrims
Rush has found nugget of bright,
yellow gold weighing eighteen
pounds; several pilgrims have,
therefore, found it to their interest
TO make a rush in that direction.
All the rushes are looking up. At
Buttons Reef they are taking out
ninety-siX ounces to the ton of pure
metal. If they 60 on rushing
things at that rate, we shall be hays
ing Chicago out there with a patent
crushing machine, or new cradle
in no time.
Citizens of Hanover inform us
that one of the citizens OF that town
received three wagon loads of re-
lief goods from the State Central
Relief Committee for distribution
among the destitute, but that he
took the goods and sold them out
TO his own nse and benefit, even sell
ling some of The grain to the town
ship trustees for the destitute. We
know rot the truthfulness of the
charges, but they have excited the
indignation of the people of that
township against the merchant Ii
he is really guilty he is deserving of
all the censnre that can be heaped
upon him.-Marshall County News.