davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-07-21

Ircnablo. Rfaln, Cn1ca9os pfopellef A1lzoua.
KFnlA' DuhttA'
EIoarcu-Propellers Jnrv1S Lord, Ncllioi
schooner jonnfu Matthews, sam Flint, conl;
Nollic ftcdinxton, ChlcnKt'.
Charters-sphooncrs II. ". paige, J: D. sMw-
Ked, White and Bluo, coal to Milwaukee, at TIC;
n. FIllm,!we, !ron-uro, 70 chiea4o. q ooe; North
Gpo @ fsa II sfSr h c to ps q It a es5 s5 SMss "
III Mowss + hsat mosds s sst ~ Kin9SEsit9 o
Cnnai treights--Unsetticd; d lond of corn
was repurtc.l tnkcn at Il4e tha morning, but no
rssar rtss WsrG sstsn,lshoa shtpp9rms ri atta
fs e.!
York 1T $1.88 per ton. Cannl shipments, ls9 An5.
sp<eta, p,patlh tis to oon"os n. tSttaoo Tribune. q
posr % Cn1nnisrn' Ont. nj N :in,w Saa a-paasnI nm
schooners Jonnje White, tewcgo to Tolc,io,
sH % asos6sts e T. :q E
t. Toledo, nyht; aalse, K!nEston e TsS;!a|o. s;!.
q Tolc',e, isnt; Giurihadi fort haiho,.se 70
olsaoJ n: csrtcr RtngstGn to roe4o: s@Exos
Klngston 10 Toledo; propoIlers Afrlca, Montreai
t1 Totelo; LothRtr, Kingston to Toledo; Albion,
DOWN. -achnoncrslimron. Chiengo 70 Kingston,
Gorn; y. Keller, allwaukeG to Kingston. whoat;
Yo'a III co eo uuar r.
natt.o chicaso G to Kinsss"n. whoat. '''' A
sottta, ,,t,palea ] to Tns catsapo 7rtoans
ssos srS ic S sSfo
@ Hill s;;,sss ill., sss swsy Y ths af!erasea.s yessels
Forrest MUSES. G,ye and schoonors q. L. Hcavcr,
Illcf,lrI 3lutt md ltcGripuoity. Tho iuttsr also
EeccyetI Fopatrs t. her r.,,l.lor. The solooners
Ss %a % ii hS xssSs Szsh hts dS S " Ss
Arrved-Schooncra Angus Smith. Richard
Wiuslo,y. ponokee. snnanu, teasn,narge ,!s 11as-
hoy, Enrcka, md 1nda.
schooner Yaa Straubenzie for Kingston, and
schooner Monitor, Tieat to nuifao at eonts. ~
FORT I1uucN. :" t."
Empire Stnta, Gordon Cumpbosl, 1ntor. .OceMn
aud consort, sparta and consort. s. q. I1urlNbt
a1.d consnrt, lsaac ainy and hArues. 4: 4, Tur-
Murray; Cortes, JHanea paiGe, slnEy MaFtin:
Age and go,!sort; sshooners NJ. i. Andrews, u.
aosye ssn,ti nsaeS laat ..isa.: Tic stsan1. barge
bS boasyss eTTi liz ni tur =" ticonam n'I hrousbt her
here from Sand ncnch this morning, md takes
her to Detroit. whore slla Will DOCK. sho trans-
E,ssre Sssts; , ,nss 1,',,. ~ ~, ',"n:;...,
,.a A. + F. sn aR Soe q
fasssl ] ]up3rropollo5s buffalo, 2,l!waakee, M X.
sclSonpfs Henry Z: baldwin, Il. Walters.
Hiha-ooataeasl; hRa"
| '''"' - cLEVEtAaD.
| Special 0I:paseA IT. to 1as n c4tea?o 1Stea!ns ,u.
| CLEVELAND. y. July y0-Arr1yeti-PropGl!er
Atmts Srt4SS Gnifass r
, 1880-07-21

tlcrnbAsl, whc,, was r,,ll Into nlout month nHo
on ltlsc Superior, Inns arrived hern for repairs
Rhc Is ,latnngcd To tho amount Of Rbont 81, 200.
, 1880-07-21

The cargo market nss fairly actlve.had steady The
o1s'loxs Hsro atout dozun onds, nil of which were
dlspeset Of sales suthes soxy made, thu yard
, 1880-07-21

ror Hs1s Hfnssax f. .ta,tw.,
accommodations. npplr. nj Vi nnG Tat9ccfp'nffta NJ
5ra 5Ssa,t "ss so1ol S'tS 'saadp hs't I'D Esip5s.
ll1nse, ID Chnal.st, and At tho cputs '@*'' falnss
, 1880-07-21
RAILROAD TT nE.rAnLk.
f
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRiiYS

FxrEAHATfoH or RxTEREvcE MAnxs-e.
91cGrteds 'sundny excepted. tAtUndny s.NAulids
, 1880-07-21
l.oave. lAf1is

r aaenFHn9 tfsns: eet Inca! . C6;1
s9Eo and Council lutfs. and Pullman seaaonn. u
e'nnn Gy 2n the isnln leaving ChicAvo ii y
, M9 other rosd = runs Pullman OF Any otbsr fa,%'
9-Depot corner OF Wol16 and Ktnale.sta
b-Depot corner Of Canal and KIuEie.sts
, 1880-07-21

Special DHralth to 1hs CHICAGO Tribune.
MAR4ugftE, Mlch., July D.-passcd up-Pro-
ppllGr FrclnN1lt.
Arrived -Iropeller v. Swaln. sehooncrs Stnx.
vol. Southwest. propeller CormDrnnt, schooNorh
ChMrlea Wnll. sanRt!r, Mon8uaRun. tug w H.
Castlc, sennoners Frank clclKhtoa. Funuia
, MILLS, II. Il. ClevgIaud.
UlvareA-PropollUr i. Chamberlain, schooner
Martin Klnv,
, 1880-07-21

Special 0*pItth to Tbs Chicago 1FabuH&.
CLEVELAND, O., July Observation-Disclosures
AtMntsc, Portage, lnwrencu, ChiongO; bark
Acnrtl, Green HAy; sct,Dollers DAyld Btowntt,
Ihnnas Gawn, Escaunha, orc; George II. Ely,
Willluut Young, Marquette. orc. "g'r
Clcnrcd-propciloEs rac!t!c. Portnge, Lnw-
rcnce. Sc0tla, EhteuKo; u. Il. Sheldon. Soho0ners
Fayatto Brown, MatNuette; En,tnA Hutchinson,
s. J. ttldcn. !!sca.nAiF,: - =,
private terms; krhoonors Frn,lola Palms, orc,
t.seannhn to Fa!rp0rt, private terms; z. X.
Minis. coal TO NRrquette, u cents; aud ore, Mar
Quctte to Ehicugu, private tGr1n8-
, 1880-07-21
PENNSYLVANIA NILITARY: ACADElIY,

Chester, Ph oponb aept-a s. 1iIgrnuah Instruction III
Civil Engnecrang Comlstry, t!lnssics, ns, EnHltb.
'eKrcss eontesrca M For ers'lars apE,y to jEME1
Gardner House. Chicago, or to ColTIiEo. HYATT,
COL HYATT will ,e nj tho Gardner 11nnso in Chi
cneo. on Manday And 'lucsiny, August IND 3 from
- nj to l! and Will be hnrpy u patrons OF
tho Acndenny And otllers IN 0tielat bntltess.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

"a Is I-liexea szszr tke CAEraso Ca
es.Es reI5ezua Kazs ~ asssz1 $loe0oe
TheAT&SF .rePasEias IN aboss
- 49, br5dses 5<tEe~a D~sss Cz1y aza
shue CaSosz3o Ti1e
Kzzzs sza, = sod sze has.s-ezi Ofshe
N-z1ie frzzeEa1sy ID take n th@ grsHs
Cl.5c4zo eosrszxe
Lad has beza siEse1-s=ed IN FEzzkIin
csaaty zE0gs aine niles Wsz1 q otr~Ea-
II wzs faken fTea IL suHfane
IswsH zsS1I-e s,-uzgez nA<aIfyIng
ns-.iEans tAaz The RS t=ie<ope % dis
cover DezOezzlI- majority N KsaSA
this y1-
Tke Roz ban has IA begea - e9
ninzre n this snip Il tinAzz AID -he
ske $500 seenz EznzEk=bsy p-cq1siOsz
fsE AZ sorts q yoGns lIfe. too
A gen.Ie1a-n xiso las heipea u tkrsh
s-er HOO b1shesS Of risez. in Dsekza
soa zaz SSlise eoanizEs says The sEeI4sC
yiesd Is sbOu; twelve b1sAe.s 10 tkE
are
Tie soaiEaaio- Of z : T0rrence 50.
judge, IN the Issh jssiicszi dizsric.. Is O.
lhzs vii meei With sppr0Ezl EheEexs
hat popular a1a able candidate /
known
Tie numt<TcT c7nlid=a-sFoC the one,
q superintendent Il pablo In<.EarIEol
IN Kansas Is immense. hui they sre Al
R-Pabliezaz Sedgwick e0ansy aI00,
has sOaE-
T.ere Is every IEd5csiioa that ven
lar=e acrea<e u What vii be sozn tia
fall in Kanszs, Considerable Increzs'
OErr that ot Iass fill The weafher /
oeniainly EaOss PEOpitiOus-
M J. NJ JOaes. Perry. Kansas. Ia
tEaxesesl sisoe harvest with = steam
shresher which ks IhFeShed s5!eoa
bushels 81 wh-4a. which has zyeEaer
twenty bzSheis u the ARE Where
your drOu1hs
ExSOVeT1OE Robinson. ~ DOasl1
county, u.aaIe a speech agzins: the ten
PeEa.oe amendment. II Bismarck grove
Sunday. He Is the ch1mpicn Of Ihs
side 0f the question which Is exciting ;
much inleTSss In Kanszs now L It'll
gentleman from Nebraska named FiEri
replied 10 the gOVexnor. aud from IN
Temperance stand point used him up il
the arg1mcaI- It's no use, gOTern0l
The people Of Kansas have made u
their minds 70 Try whether prohibition
viii prohibit or not
The URiscd States census supervisor
. give the following As the population {
Kansas according TO the returns OF ii
II enumeEztoEs-
First district, Hon T. D. Thatcher s.
peFVIsOr, population 81. SIS
Second district, Hon D. J. Evans s.
: pervisOE, population. -. GEO
, Third district, Hon C. NJ Kellogg 81
> peEyisOr, population, 404 .S44
Total population OF the state, so. 30
! COnceding the accuracy OF this repO
il is perfectly sale OBSTINATE the PEeSeI
population OF the state Al a round mi
lion
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
POLITICAL POINTS

Montgomery Blair, 1t Is reported, has
taken the stump FOR Hancock II this
Is true The '-superb's'' fate is scaled, sure
The southern papers are printing the
sectsh flag al the head Of their columns.
with the names Of Hancock and English
under IT,
Senator Blaine's tao sOas, Walker and
EmnOns, axe making regulations rs
campaign speakers. and doing good work
in Maine
Without any more speeches from
Wade Hampton, the Republican MAORI.
ties in Maine and Indiana will range
from 5000 to fO.OO0,
The kansas City Times says that the
Ross boom Is OF the kind that will grow
No doubt of IL But il will grow like the
Hancock bOOm-small by degrees and
beautifully less
Senator Hendricks is credited with
saying that the Republicans will prOtsa
bly, Cary Indiana, and that Bill English
Is a dead weight To the Democrat.
tick 1 in Indiana, though he would no
like il To become known in New York
Secretary Dorsey, OF the national com
mi,tee, has proven himself to be the Wis
est and most capable man that has eve
filed that position He has had the en
tire control OF the general canvass, anI
has managed it with remarkable abil
iIy-
In an extensive factory in Patterson
N J., the WOrkmen, tO the number q
!, 900. have declared their intention {
vote for GARFIELD and Arthur. If New Jel
scy goes hack On the superb what Wi
he gave left outside the dear ''sOli
SOUTH
Tammany and anti Tammany hav
kissed and made up again, and ca
has been issued By the Irving hal
Democracy for convention On the sot
Of September to nominate Chief judy
Church's SUCCESSOR, in which il is undel
stood Taamany is To he admitted Z
representation on the condition tha
il withdraws its call for \ CONVEX
non made some weeks ago.
will lie observed that the opposing faG
tiOns have given themselves a full mont
in which tai compose taeir stOmachs 70
their respective dishes Of crow and Q
take water On any rash conclusions.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
OUR SENATORIAL TROUBLE

We regret very much, that the dele
gates from Greenwood cOGnty To the
senatorial convention ON Tzss.lay saw
fit TO take the course they did in refusing
To take part in the convention. While
We are willing Ia admit they had some
reason 10 demand the candidate for sena-
tor, we do not believe they can Justify
their course in refusing To participate in
the convention.
Lyon and Greenwood have been To-
gelher as a senatorial district fer eigh-
teen years, and this Is the firsttim there
has been any trouble over the candidate
for senator. In that time Greenwood
county has had the senator six years and
Lyon twelve. The town of Eureka,
which had u candidate this time, has
furnished the senator but two years,
while EmpOria has had il twelve. We
understand this To be the ground on
which Greenwood made her demand on
yesterday, and refused To have any part
IN the convention unless il was conceded
beforehand We viii admit she had u
good case. But let US ask, in all serious.
ness, under all the circumstances. If she
is justified in the course her delegates
took. In the first place, it was not
known here that Greenwood wanted
the senator this time. We understand
that frequent inquiry was made Of citi-
zens OF that county, whether there would
be candidate from there this year, and
that the answer was that there would not
be. We are told, also. that several ofthe
leading citizens OF the county expressed
themselves rs entirely willing TO supper,
Mr.. Gillett for second tenn Under
these circumstances Mr.. Gillett became
candidate and 81 ourc0unty convention
fifteen delegates were elected in his favor
When they we're elected il was not known
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

Inter Ocean: General Hancock and
Democratic orators talk about 1.-THE con.
stitutional amendments being adopted
and inyiolate-" Are they any more lin.
violate" than the entire constitution was
when these same men left their places
in the army and their seats in congress
and fought four years tn destroy il!
The solid south had no reverence for the
constitution OF the fathers, nor will they
have for the amendments to the conSti.
tuition. which they JleSpiSe, and which
they have taken every occasion to make
null and void in their execution. To
talk about the amendments to the con.
stitutiOn being ''inviolale" when manipu.
lated by the Democratic party Of the
solid south Is the vcriest chair ever NJ.
4empted to DC fed to Intelligent men
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03


Ss-zI zaIEs are benz pa dom 81 Tie
Chsetzx dzvizsoa e he Il n K-& 4
81 N.skzs ks b=a gsvea ~ -1<zae
% The - K&T Msoe aCThe @
bays IN IT, @pssy q he cs1@E sd
kss fr5zszs .ze Gid IN Hase this PEozO-
t
Derz.z he ye4r Is7s he ez1ines q
the raIl-oa1Is & the UnEsesz Ss=ss 91<
OSzr eeesa. 81 s1.riy dn9hse Tx
e-sEre r-Eeza- % tk= nz1soz.l gSvsTn-
mnE
h AschEssa. Toszk.& S4n.. Pc Is
P1shzzg = line ws1 frsA WeIElaEea. N
lhe ciEect5oa d AEsE.oay a.d EeSs5cE.e
Lo.Eze- Ozszssle d Ii.e EzazsEenezs n
Ooe kssEz the dessiez1l0a 81 sAe liz
TIE ro=1Es zh5eh eeafrz n cb5e.so
claim tai Shey @5eA $4,000 Paz<a-
Es Al exr1rzicn rz1z - H. Lite ca
e1zze. a A z-E q $50 pr ke4d
making their total receipts a5Oaf $ssar
Tie e1imz.ed ezrnin<s u tie Il +
4 7 for The secoea gee< IN A1g1sx
1SSo. a1d the oOETep00dIlg week n
! 1873 zzE= SeeOad seek Ia AEgEzz
ISS0. SsSl6s97 seoOad veek IN A1gusl
ISIS. $ss5se. iacTease ISS9, S13OsI
They srehaxaz disastrO1z rzinss0zm.
and foods Ozz @ flse PEzizia. and b0GI
the AreAisoa. Topeka a1d Sazsa Pc ~
E.nsas Psciae hzse suffered In cease
ounce Tie s10Ens are ali q II.
oeasEaI a1d UGscza dEVHssoAz. a1d i
many e4ss the tEzrk hzs beea w1sheL
aEay and travel srEiOzsIy insezfeIret
with
The report OE the s1rTes=Ey oT ssasr
JaSs ISSaed. Sh0xs in Kzn<s nov thirty
nine r1ilFOsds corporations. hsviag ;
total cf :. I04si miles Of main track
and sE7Os Old track, Oz an aggregat
Of - miles OF IE4rk within Ii,
limits Of the state The aEeEzse zSsess
al vzlae Of main tracks Is $50 pc
mile. and Of side tracks. $a0e0 pc
mIEe- The total zsseSsed value Of mail
tracks IS SIs;S5.5 sc. and Of the sd
tr=ck. <494!0So The sSseSscd value Pc
mile Of relling stock Is $SO80s, and Ii
total value Of rolling stock Is $s.Sl2y -
So The value Of tools Is So. $3.50
and Of building. $S3.9sa The tot.
value Of all raIlroAA property aggregate
$0.5fT. SoS55. NJ an average Of $s.6I9
s. per mile
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
OUR CANDIDATE FOB JUDGE.


& Il. GEavSS. Of Burlington. The srn-
tIcman WIN Mas nominated fssr district
jadse ia this city yesterday. is =
MAJ entirely UzdEilsy the honor and trust
umpbanIiy elected there is ned shadow
of do1ha- He has Iseeh = resident OF
Kansas for over twenty years. his father
having taken > prOEAinea1 para in public
affairs IN the territorial days 0T Kansas
Before the war our candidate lived In
Wosslson county. where he used his
best efforts In the work Of developing
thai county In 1861 he enlisted in the
union army. and served hOaOEabiy till
tie close Of tbs war In 1865 Returning
home he engaged In the study OF the Law
At Burlington, where he has since
resided On completing his studies he
opened Law Office in Burlington. and
has been actively and successfully en-
gagged in the praciiee there for seven
years He served Coffey county one
tenn as county attorney and Was very
successful in prosecuting criminals
He is gentleman Of the highest per
sOnal integrity, is prominent and out
spoken advocate Of the Temperance
canss, and the universal verdict from al
who know him Is that he is good MAJ
for the responsible and important Offic'
of judge az the district court
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
HERE AND THERE.

Wade Hampton IS beginning to enter
tain the mOurnfnl suspicion that expla-
nations do not always explain
Wade Hampton's mouth seems &c have
been closed for repairs 1t must have
been Over-wrought at stanton
II is not very often that men or COM
munitles fall ont with their own pros
perity. Hancock men should think of
Ibis before throwing away their money on
election bets
The demise of Chief Ouray. who was
much respected for his excellent quail
ties Of head and heart, seems To verify
the theory thai the only good Indian is a
dead Indian.
Isat il too awful bad that, right in the
midst Of our temperance campaign, our
neighbOrs up near Dies MOines. Iowa,
should 60 and find q snake twenty-seven
feet long, and five inches between the
eyes
The Prince OF Wales two sons are
somewhat lively. While on sra voyage
recently the younger was heard to ex-
claim. Come, huh. tune mp yon fiddle
and give US God Save Your Old Grand
mother -
Grizzly Dan, of Nevada, supposed To
be regular earthquake and tornado
combined, spit upon pale-faced Rhode
Island youth IN Virginia City saloon
and was so ba,lly shrashed in two min
ates thai he tried to commit suicide.
What r.attles the readers of the Kansas
City Times is 10 know how the editor OF
that paper could pronounce John C. Car.
penter the AdOnis of Kansas, with 4
wood cut OF Ed, Ross reproaehf0lly gaz.
ing At him from the columns Of the self
same issue.
Ed Ross and Sarah Brown think seri
ously of Withdrawing from the Demo
cratic state ticket. and nothing save i
solemn pledge tina; their pictures will
not appear in the Kansas City Times
will induce the remaining candidates "a
the ticket TO stick
We pause to drop tear or two for j
large number Of school book agents. A
paragraphist in the Kansas City Journal
makes the announcement that Apple.
tons readers were declined rs gin by
the 81, Louis school board last week,
~Oae To the confederate Dead and all.
Bishop Elder. Of Cincinnati. has de.
clareSi that no banged or ffizzed hair will
be allowed among the women Of his
church. No doubt the Bishop is a brute!
Will bet four bits his church will either
So without pretty girls q else that he
will have to er1wesh on the sbang'' issue
The editor of = dramatic paper in the
easa prOneunces the late Adelaide Neil.
soa Tie most beautiful woman that has
graced America with her presence with.
in the last ten years, But IT should b.
stated that the ardent admireT OF the Il.
mealed sctress has never seen The wood.
cut Of Hiss Sarah Brown, published by
the Kansas City Times Of Sunday,
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

The mOmentOsIs question which Is
now agitaIing the Democratic party Oi
Kansas To its proGOuHdest depths is
whether Miss Sarah Brown, the cinsli-
date for superintendent OF pnblic in
struction, is Hancock man. II is oh
viOus that the only satisfactory method
Of determining this Tact is to- remove
the political disabilities of the lady,
and unless her picture, as published by
the Kanras City Times OT Sunday is II
gross libel. this should he done without
n moments delay.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

IAere Wozsld X a1y1 eppzsis5o1 - him
II GEeeaEo0a esaznay zaz1rd sle E,<sEHkoa
xhy did So aos enne 5s.o this ooGaEg
and ssa.e her sz thzs or pe0Ple Aigk1
have 1n.s-rzsoea IA We Believe car pSo-
pls base ever h<en ~IEllag 10 Seal f.srly
zish sksir z-isAooEsl N0<hi1g W@s sAsd
ah.oul sEs= esaIna of GreezzOoG esGa,y
I'll TIE day Sf ss= ecaveafica thai NC
hez-1 d. OF n iezzE or pople Eere sOr
/ infaEnea. previous - tA.x DATE TAz-
Greenxos3 zszid sazsst "a She czzzii-
dA-r ~ haze aSsaias % Do SitA the
/ coaxezriuz 81 the eOasensioe- sAeE
sii.i 10 zrs-Hps - make tkelE eazI1a
kzOxa- They did "a make = 5EhE foE
the seassozshipl Th-y simply refused
10 sozze mo sle esaEez.Ioa, and n !
fsE Enizsses cOaHd 1Os be s0G1d 5< Ar
Ss=rr. -1.S Ezs appointed 80 ~=i1 Epo1
sEen z5.h = message scoR the Lyca
county ees=sz.IOa- ThGthey Wakeaed
their ezzse, i=ssz=. oz mzking p-Uq-s
fzhr fs- Ehzs they b-.isved 10 * tka-iI
rights IEey having neglected. the nzf
III e1Iireiy q their O~H paxt. and hzEinl
taken rhc ooax<e they did n refzsIng q
cone into The cOaven1iOa. could nO1 ex
pa zay aslsr result than thz1 wkieh
Ezs Eal1-
AnoSher thing Mr. GIIIssf made -
impartial zaI able seaA1SE, zn1 Undei
OsSlinary circumstances ought - he re
tuEnssL He Is PEee1aEneaGly 6trfed IL
tie pl=ce, and &C firmly believe the IN
trresss of Grcen~uGsl county xiil FeoeiV
iuss zs mach eos.Ss.serzsi0u Al his band
- tLsss= of Lyon. and be attended Tn jRs
zs FTssaFsly aHsi - efficiently - the,
oOsslG Isr by any eitiz-a u GEsHAEoSi-
We b=Iire the Ealt 81 this sroub8e ]
nns all EiIh Lyon eOaniy. AID Shile -
: arr wiling 10 admit thai Gre-GzSSd ha'
r n slr.raS claim "a the roGainz1i0a. N
think Il Is Il-r Oxn fault Thai she d5Si M
ga IL We trust thai Wizl0m may pm
vail in the councils Of our neighbOEs
AMI IIuaI they will esneIC6le 10 drop III
IrOaIsie where i Is and nOl e1slanser ia
Success 81 the Republican party in III
district IsV carxyIns. II fzT1htr
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
OUR DOe rOwSER.

Last summer our dog Trowser wux "
min the sun tFien to 80 20 sleep. but
the flies was that bad he couldn't Gus he
had to catch ZEN, and hime By bee Int
on his head, and Nus workin' about like
the dog w1s his'n- ToWser held his
head still and when the bee Was ciast 70
his aese Towsez winked 81 him like he
sed you see what this isufIer IS doln.s he
thinks I'm \ lily Of the vally wzeh ains
Oponed yet, bat you iist Wait IN I hos
som and you will see some fun, AID sure
enuff TowseF opoaed ais mouth very
slow so Is not 20 frighteE the be, and
the bee went IN ToWserss Mo1th, too, and
had begun 10 Ihake g peaceful smile ven
the bee staag him, and yoe never did Sc
= lily Of the vally aekt 50 in yer life
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

The Democrats and GrrerharkeEs q
Lyon county are considering the quos
ton Of fusion II has mol lpoen deter
mined which party will be esllesl upoI
10 furnish the principles" for the pro-
posed combination. though IL IS eOasol
ing 10 reflect that any deIinqGencies ii
this direction viii be more than atone
for by the liberal contribution CT oandi
dates from 18th sides
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03
An efFort Is an foot 10 heal n

An effort is On foot TO heal the Demo
cratic breach in the eighth Missouri dis
srict One Of the two rival cOngrcssion
al committees met Al Kansas City yes
terday and passed resolutions looking tC
an adjustment of party differences
which may relieve the deadlock that n,
suited in the disbanding Ut the cOngrss
siOnal convention ut Kansas City some
weeks ago. The western border of Mis-
SCUM is too near Kansas not To Imbihe
some Of the intense political activity OI
the latter commonwealth, and Demo
cratic love-feast in the eight district will
prove an interesting departure to say the
least
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

One South Carolina enumeratOr has
already applied to census snperintend-
ent Walker for leave To withdraw his re
port for correction He does 50 On the
grOand that there are Over two hundred
more names on il than should be- There
are about five hundred enumeraiors in
the state, which, n this ratio. would alone
make difference OF one hundred thou
sand. His request has been denied
Every Democratic trick meets with
.wDoSurr.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

We regret to learn Of a serious division
in the 18th senatorial district OF Kansas,
where Judge Muse, of Harvey county,
has been nominated rs an independent
candidate, against r. ID MurdOck, Ol
Butler county, the regular nominee OF
the convention thai assembled Al Newton
On the 18th. Our good friends ~ that
part Of the stalwart heritage should nc
member that Republican majOrities arT
not held together by political bolts. and
hit upon some plan for harmOnizing theil
differences.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

General Grant came out for Han
cock" At Galena Ca Friday night of last
week in the following decided and en-
eOGraging manner: Il will pledge yOu
my word here tonight thai, If am
spared, although shall he at some dis
tance from you on the FL day of NOvem-
Der, shall return To Galena To cast one
Republican vote for president Of the
United States. and hope the city OF
Galena will cast n round Republican
vote, such as it never cast before"
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

Tie wheat crop Of the northwest
was veEy seriously injured By The srSeEe
rains Of iasl week Reports from Min
nsosa, where mneh % the grain stool IN
the shock. say HAT mech Of II has bern
reduced in grade. in quality and that the
auantitv will also be rs1iuczd-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-09-03

SsiTl another prOminent Republican
Is out for Hancock - Kansas City
Times
Yes. Sol Miller publishes a list Of him
in the Troy Chief Of this week Oh, yes
il is useless to deny that Gen Sunk
breath has gone over, body, hosts ana
breeches 20 the Democracy, and viii
vote for a sfull ballot" and n "fai
count" in November