The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-11-18
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| ABOUT II.
| ~ Libby Prison now used as a tobacco factory,
/ was sold the other day at auction for S6,2.5.
| ~ Major e v Morrill, of Hiawatha. gives fifty
/ sacks OF four a month to the Western Kansas suif-
| erers.
~ Mr.. James Redpath, formerly of DOnipian,
II ThurlOw Weed celebrated his saI birthday
on the 18th inst.
u Official returns show that Garfield carries
Oregon by plurality of 64l
- IL il proposed to name a square in Baltimore
after the late Chief Justice fancy, in order pre-
serve his memory. The bred Scott decision will do
that well enough.
y ofthe twent three Counties in Maryland, the
Republicans had msiOrities in eight. at the late eec
| ton.
" Atlanta Constitution: We interested in
knowing by what route Col. John W. Forney viii
join the Republican procession.
- Gen Garield's old Congressional district piled
up l3 80 majority for him. 2.s21 more than the arg
est it ever gave him before.
n Learned CRronoscope: In Stafford County AT
the recent general election $. p. Gracy elected
to the office of Clerk of the District Court. Il is
proper to that Mr.. Graey is n colored man. and
is well qualified for the office He is the first eoored
man elected to any Office Of trust in Southwestern
Kansas.
p Mr.. Montgomery Blair has been rescued from
under heap of election returns and expresses hin,
self as still solid for Tilden-
~ According to Tourgec. there i a generally
accepted tradition the South that the last words Of
Washington were, Newer trust Niger with sJIn
u With the Morry and o'Brien confessions hung
about their neeks, Bnrnum and Hewitt. we suppose.
will go on shouting about Republican frauds in
New York.
~ Within the last ten days Pennsylvania rolling
mills have received orders for 5000 tons Of steel
rails for future delivery prices varying between soS
and SO per ton.
- According to the last census. New York City
has population of .2n6,js7. This makes her rank
ffth among the largest cities of the world The Is
tilarted popIlaticn of the four great iti"S ar as
follows: Pekin. 10000 London. 1902 100, jCtCa,
,Soo, 600; Paris. l,sOO.0O.
~ Gen. Garfield celebrated the a2I ,1ais ~
of his wedding the llth inst. H.
Hiram. Ohio, the llth of November.
Lucrrtia Rudolph The domestic life 'i,
Mrs. Garfield has been in every rcs.cc'
Ply one.
II Two Connecticut hot "u
whether T. I. Barnum, the Snowman. .Hr
Of W. II. Barnua. Phineas WAS writ i.r
subject. and answered that b" Thanked
nearer relationship than That 81
- The Presidential Electors will #Hi-
several State capitals and cast their o.
dent and Ncr-Presidcnt the tirst ' It
December Congress is directed hy Law I'i
count these the second Nct.n'
ruary and 10 declare the result.
y The wedding of Miss Liszir Can .,1 .'a.-
ter Of senator Don. Cameron. and Wa r7ra-u'yrr
Bradley. nf JuJticc Bradley, 81 the trd STATES
supreme Court will take place the .t' inst. in
Harrisburg \ daughter "i senate: u. s'r. VI III he
one of the bridesmaids.
~. Senator Ben. Hill thinks ecu. .o'. mus.
feel keeny the fact that he i clrc; solely by
Northern votes" And how must that "r North
feel who run for President agar. Gen. Tar
field carving only electoral votes oa'Ede
of the Solid South. and getting hall or ~ Of them
by the help of the forged Chinese letter
- Special from Washington to he Chicago
Times says that prominent southern Democrat.
who arrived there Sunday. said be hoped the
Democratic Executive Committee would be able 70
keep Of the peuitentiary. although Re doubted
very much whether they deserved to escape. Mr..
Barnm and his crowd, he added, in view OF their
disgracelul aud disreputnhlc management. have
succeeded in destroying all interest III NATIONAL pol
itcs throughout the Socth.
- Amou. the many caSas of old mrn who voted
for Garfield Mr. Isaac Farwcll. Of Dorset. VI. l..
perhaps tbs most remarkable. lie born July
H. I159 on the farm where he has always lived. He
voted for Garfield and Arthur. and has voted for
President at twenty-onr successive elections. His
first vote was in 1870. Fifteen times ne has voted
for the man lNNho elected. In lS.S. lSF2, lsi6
1874 1852 and 1856 his did not help make the
President, but in each of those years th" Voice Of
Vermont was in accordance with his vote.
~ Remarks the Richmond Va. Siric tDcm.E
The Republicans Unloadcd of their rOttenest
timber when they dumped Ben. Butler, Dan. Sicklcs
anil John Forney into our Democratic lumber ward,
an, were a- glad tn get rid of them sorry
to receive; but what could We do
.V' At this moment some portions Of the Demo
cratic party seem little uncertain whether they
shall enlist for another four wears or not.-Phsfici-
phka TiHss
- The Boston Herald claims to have pointed out.
and established by most plausible line of reason
ing and probabilities, that the indications all point
to Roscoe COnkling the Presidential candidate of
1884.
- Representative Horace DAVIS OF San Inhcis-
e. who has lort ms eieeti"h' Is hspheW ol 'e"rSe
Bancroft anu the huShihd VI Starr hhS ""'N
daughter.
~ The New York Times announces that "a Num-
Der of gentlemen of both political parties have be-
gun TO raise fund whose interest is to he used I"
pension the oldest living ex-President
n Gen Garfield will he the twelfth of Prcsi-
dents who college educated. Washington,
jackson Van Buren Harrison TayIor Fillmore
IincoIn and Johnson meyer went to college. Grant
- oJ,,.at.J nt W..t Paint IN. two Adauses AZ
UarvsrJ Jefferson Monroc and TYLER AT William
ani Narx'. ColIcyr Madison M princeton Polk NJ
the University of North Carolina Pierce nj Bow.
doin Buchanan at Dickinson. Hayes at Kenyon and
Garfield at Williams
~ Senator David Davis, according to Washing
advices is tired of the position in which he has
reduced himself Democratic vote, and il ready
To resign if he return TO the place he vacated
the supreme Bench.
~ Gen Garf.ld'- vote in the Electoral College
If j. now settled. will be pa 10 IIj for Hancock
California will give Garfield Electoral vote. and
Hancock five. Terry, the murderer of Senator Brot
erick of the Democratic electors ia CalifOr
MA and is defeated by so votes. while the other
five Democratic Electors have maiOriies ranging
from Sc to lI3.
- Mr. Abraham I inroln get. N Federal pcpsiou
of q OOO n wear
II ia very sadI left Davis says. The r,a'ff-
zeal outlook flis me with grave anprch, sion
-. pr..;Jor, 49,, f.ar4;Il = r.-
the BaIIou- of Rhode island and Mr. n rs
IineaI Jesc,pJant nj The rrvoIrtion., .r ~,
Satbani.I Greene
~ Gen. Garfield /. credited Lr I d. ,sc
Commercial with saving to IA personal ...-
Iumhr. rcceptIv 81; rr.t "a nur vie, .r.r-.
lieve that the forged letter cost us all I'ut
States we lost. | do not intend TO let hoes
rascal- until they are punished TO the ,..E.
of the law.
-. ..Weiner wurst- is a common IN
Cincinnati being used by vendors Of
age, These men have little stands nt sas-
nsrs provided with a vessel for krepir
hot Iy means of steam . box for Germ a.
and a lar for borsa-radi-h For fvr &C.. tr-srfa
streaming link Of sausage. resting % bread.
with hor-eradish sprinked over IL. II sH'aase Is
made of three parts of beef to one of
~ IT,. .l..,io,, az ,,. pr,y;i,r,- a r-,.4S-i,,
4, ~ il' 49,. .,II p;i, ., ,- ~
York Now he has thirty-five votes to r,re a,,d we
shall hear no more from Forrcry T.-Irlu nbaut
tbrowing ONT the Electoral Vote of Ne York I, Ia
a very handsome victory an, the D.-rnerafs vi,,
bopeI in some xay 10 reverse The DO. liar verdict
may well retire from business mil -. -, ~. or
some other remote date.
~ The Boston Tfdrsiio- says: at bns become
known that il having come to the ears Of snme Re
publicans in New York, that General Garfield was