The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

e tries- IL makes very fiatiering sii6ss
: ing OF the increased manufactures in
e iron. steel, silk, pottery and wo-sted
:. The league proposes 20 bold meetings in
| the principal towns and cities, also ia
thickly populated agricultural dislricts
e and TO publicly discuss before the people
: the issues between the American indus.
, tries and British interests, and TO organ.
ize an industrial league in each congrcs.
sional district as soon as practicable, and
not to vote for candidate for congress
who will not, before the election. pledge
himself, if elected, 10 do all in his power.
by word and act, 10 protect the American
industries
Chicago Currents.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2G.-CharIes Atwood.
for many years connected with Tie Chi
cago Times, died at Quincy, Cal, yesier-
day, having gone there for his health.
He was an able Journalist. aud highly
esteemed by the newspaper fraternity.
The report gained currency tonight
that Gen ohm Mcdonald, of whisky ring
notoriety, had been arrested for criminal
libel, in having published certain state
ments rejecting upon Gen. Grant and
his connection with the prosecution Of
the whisky ring. The fact is that Nc
Donald was arrested for assault at Pana,
Ill, yesterday, and was fined $50 and
1 CActa- 10 HO lThGn hHlItNEt III
the previously mentioned rumor
Corn Prospects.
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Howard, White
& CrOwell, of the Commercial Bulletin,
have replied from correspondent in $50
counties in the northwest, from August
18th to the present time, as 20 the condi-
ton and prospects OF the corn crop. The
| result is the discovery that the stories of
drOuth have been much exaggerated, and
that the frequent showers of The past few
days will doubtless remedy the greater
part of the evil from drouth- The crop
will certainly be large average, the
damage being confined 10 narrow limits
In other districts the crop Will be the
largest On record.
The Usage Lands.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-The secretary
| of the interior has decided that in pay
| ment for the Usage trust and diminished
reserve lands in Kansas under the act of
May 2Sth, 1880, settlers can only be
charged interest upon deferred payments,
provided for by the act, and that no in
terest is properly chargeable for any de-
fault of payment on previous laws.
The first instaliment required TO he paid
consists of one fourth of the purchase
price of the lands, and does not include
accrued interest.
| hurFlcsiHe III JuIidlcl.
KINGSTON, Aug. 10, via Havana.-A
ca last night. Thousands of people are
hOuseless, crops, fruit trees and farm
| produce generally destroyed; colossal
| trees uprooted and churches demolished
| the barracks in this city destroyed, three
wharves gone and eight barges and tiir-
/ ty-twO small vessels wrecked In the har-
Dor. Famine is imminent and help re-
quesied for the starving thousands.
Our Trade With England.
| LONDON, Aug 26.-An arran cement
| has been entered into which will mateTi-
ally develop direct trade between En-
/ gland and the United States. IL has
been decided 10 run line of steamers in
connection with the Erie and other
from Chicago and other western towns
via New York TO all ports III the north
east of England
| Key Retires.
WAsmSGTOs, Aug. 26.-Thc employees
of the pOstofiice department to-day
adopted appropriate complimentary res
Olutions upon the retirement Of Mr.
Key. The resolutions were presented
by Judge Tyner, in q brief speech,
and were responded 10 by Judge Key,
Postmaster General Maynard, who.
was present, made few appropriate re-
marks.
General GarfieId's Regiment.
| CLEVELAND, Aug. GA reunion OF
Gen. Garfield's regiment, the 42d Ohio,
was held yesterday at Ashland. Attend
ance large. The welcoming address by
Rev. z. Parsons, and the response by
| speeches by Gen. Garfield, Hon. G.. W
Geddes, OF Mansfield. and Capt. a. $.
Mcclure, Of Wooster.
Deaf NEtss
CINCINNATI, Aug. 2G.-AbOiIt two hun
dTed deaf mutcs are nov here attending
the national convention. Very Iitflc
| progress in the business was made To-
| day. The chief topic Of discussion was
| the appointment Of the national execu-
tive committee, and tic subject was "a
bicd.
| Torrance Triumphant,
| WIxPTELD, Kan, Au2. 2G-The Judi,
| cia1 district convention Of this district
has been in session for the past two days.
| Torrance, Of this place. ". $. Adams, 81
/ Wichita, and A. L. ReCden, Of EEdOsaIO,
were the candidates. On the eighty,
fourth ballot, Torrance was nominated,
Deaf Mate Convention.
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1 day their first Convention There u a
far attendance 81 leading deaf mates
from all parts Of the United States and
from CaBSlls- The proceedings are al
carried On By signs.
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