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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
LENGTH OF SCHOOL TERM.

The reports show a very gratifying increase
i'm the length of the school term. In 1878 the
average for the State was 226 weeks, and in
being two weeks. The 10 counties reporting
the greatest increase of school term in 1879
were:
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09

School Statistics.
Mr.. Lennon, State Superintendent Of
Schools, has just issued the following cir
cular: H.s' = coa y. -
STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC
INSTRUCTION., TOPEKA, HANS.
December, 1879.
State Educational Report this year. For
this reason have deemed 1t wise to issue this
circular, containing the leading facts CLEANED
this ONCE from County Superintendents The
statistics given are for the school year ending
July 81, 1879. Seventy five reports have been
Pratt and Stafford-reporting this year for the
first time. 80
SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
Whole number of city and country dis
trictS. ,o15
Increase for the year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
Number of district reports received. .....5,4S
increase - -
to report. Most of those are in the newer and
western counties. Not having been organized
long enough to support the term OF school
State Annual School Fund, their clerks did
not take the trouble to make the report re-
quired by law.
SCHOOL POPULATION.
The whole number of persons between the
ages of five and twenty -one years, Is, as re-
ported, viz:
Males. .l60 ,542
Total. 81 $40
The increase in school population was by
far the greatest of any year of our history. 1t
represented an immigration to the State OF
not less than one hundred and sixty thousand
persons, and was as follows:
Males: lay
Females 80
Total. .....................A,77ss5
Thirteen counties report an increased
school population of more than 1000 each.
They are-Smith, 1,5S4; Shawnee, ,427; sum-
ner, Az Mitchell, 1894; Phillips, l,21; Ellis,
l ,2SO; Osborne, l,l9O; Jewell, l,166; Cowley,
loss; Rocks, loss; Dickinson, loss; Cloud.
l,O4O; Butler, ,Ol3.
ENROLMENT.
The number of persons enrolled in public
schools some portions of the year was:
Females. 3l4
Total .-Oo fOo
Increase for the year. S0603
ATTENDANCE.
The following table shows the average daily
attendanbe on public schools:
Males. 62l2U
Females. 0lo.O
Total lZ55b
Increase for the year. .................... IIO6i
| LENGTH OF SCHOOL TERN.
The reports show a very gratifying increase
| in the length of the school term. In 1878 the
average for the State was 22.6 weeks, and in
1879 it was 24.6 weeks, the increase for the year
being two weeks. The 10 counties reporting
! the rreataSt increase of school term in 1879
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.

Sixty six Normal Institutes have been held
the past year, at an expense of Sls,357I7. Sl5,-
4l.33 of which was for instruction, and 8,
1854 for incidentals. These Institutes were in
session from four to six weeks each, and in
them $50 teachers received instruction.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09

IOtal.. ..
far the greatest of any year of our history.
represented an immigration to the State {
not less than one hundred and sixty thOusan
persons, and was as follows:
Males. g, i
Females ................... .2l 81
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
KANSAS STATE NEWS.
School Statistics.

School Statistics.
Mr.. Lennon, State Superintendent Of
Schools, has just issued tho following cir
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09

and New Departure in
Medical Science, An entirely
New and positively effect
live Remedy for the speedy
land permanent cure OF
seminal Emissions q
IImpotency, by the only
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09

Re m edy: An
unfailing cure for
Seminal Weak
ness, Sperma:or.
rhea, 1mp,tency.
and al diseases
that follow a. . se-
AaaA>> ~ GAlH
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-01-09
BOOKS tsSs,MlLLlON

"V A large, new and complete Guide e
TAN wediOek. containing. with many others
,lt02<> the following chapters: A Competent
HE Womanhood. Selection Of life, Eviden.
P6Y ces of Virginity, Temperaments, COM
lENej 2patible and Incompatible, Sterility in
National Republican., 1880-04-23

poem or cantata, entitled 'Tlle Immortals," I"
Is not the only surprise prepared for his as
sociates in Congress by Mr.. DowNEY. 1t
was the same genius that conceived the idea
of introducing the apostles creed into q
rcsolution-and it was in support of this
resolution, which provides for an appropri-
alton of $4,000 TO embellish the walls of
the Capitol with notwithstanding the birth,
life and death of Christ, that "The
"Immortalsn was written. Mr.. DowNEY
has dedicated the work to the Congress of
the United States, and Congress will prove
itself to be ungratelul if it deprives him OF
the privilege of publishing more of his pro-
ductions in the same way. The Committee
on Printing, it is said, will have the line,
Poetical contributions will invariably be
rejected" placed at the head of the
columns of the Record, showing that they
have no mind above tariff, appropriation
bills and other important but very dry and
uninteresting subjects. Mr.. DowNEY, how
ever, will find his reward in the recognition
of his merit by his countrymen, whose
hearts have been stirred to their depths by
his burning and eloquent lines.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
SPARKS FROM THE POLITICAL ANVIL

Rhode Island delegates to Chicago will
"vote for the strongest man" Score eight
moro for Grant Philadelphia News.
The North Georgia Citizen hoists tho name
of General L. j. Gartrell for Governor, aud
strongly indorses him for the osition.
Auuty Thirdterm has had other nervous
attack. She has just heard thai General Grant
never cut down his fathers cherry tree
philadelphia News.
] can onl y speak for Georgia. II Tilden IL
nominated, and General Grant isnominatod by
the republicans, believe Grant will carry
Georgia by 10000 majoritys-L Robert Toombs
The South seems to be neither too solid MOI
too sunny for the enjoyment Of Grant. He has
smoked the pipe Of peace with our sachems,
and the stalwarts are somewhat mystih ed
Atlanta Constitution.
The Springfield Republican is certainly very
much mistaken in relation to Republican
sentiment in Connecticut in supposing that
Blaine has more friends than Grant, Hart
ford Courant
II is notable fact that in no part Of tht
country are the Grant men botheriDg them
selves about the strength OF any Of their
rivals for Presidential nomination. Har
risburg Telegraph.
The Knoxville (Tenn.) Tribune says tina
Tilden must CO." and the Charleston IN. O..
Observer thinks that Seymour will run" |
one "goes" aud the other runs" we shal
| soon be rid of both of thom.- -[springheld Re
| public.
Grant has no bureau TO circulate document
by the cartIoad, lauding him aud slandernl
| other candidates. But the people are TO
him, and this being true, the tricks Of poll
| ticians and the grinding of tho machine viii
be in vain Chicago lnter'Ocean (Rep).
There is not so much brag and buster
sound and fury about the canvass made in be
| half of General Grants canddature as are ex
| hibited in some other quarters but every da!
the indications multiply that the people ar
with him, and that he will again be called Il
| lead the Republican party to victory.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
TIE Cincinnati Gazette in its issue of

TIE Cincinnati Gazette in its issue OF
Wednesday morning last says:
GRANT has never been accused of personal
dishonesty or jobbery. He has occupied po-
sitions where he could have speculated to ad-
vantage and made millions if money mad been
his aim; but he never did use his position for
any such purpose. People, therefore, who
fight the third.term business should keep thcii
heads level lest they get ont of the fryingpan
into the fire.
This is significant but none the less true
There has never been President of thi:
country more pure in personal reputation
than General GRANT. And it lily becomes
those of his own political persuasion to abus,
him in the scurrilous mapner SO suggestive
of Democracy. People, therefore, who fgh
" the thrd-term business should keep thei
heads level lest they get out of the frying
"pan into the fire, !" says the Gazette; and WI
would advise certain gentlemen to take tn,
hint
National Republican., 1880-04-23

The Anti-Third-T -Termers make special
point in inveighng against the inefficiency
of GRANTS administration and its weak
ness in foreign and domestic affairs. The
National Convention which at Cincinnati
nominated Governor HAYES for the Presi-
dency, unanimously passed the following
among the resolutions adopted by them:
Resolred, That the National Administration
merits Commendstion for its honorable work
in the management Of domestic aud foreign
affairs, and President GRANT deserves the con
tinued and lasting gratitude of the American
people for his patriotism and his eminent ser
vices in war aud peace.
Will the New York Tribune please notce'
National Republican., 1880-04-23
PERSONAL.

LIEUTENANT II. T, STOCKTON, U, S. N. is at the
Riggs House.
LIEUTENANT A. II. VAIL, U. S, N, is guest at the
Ebbiu House,
Jons W COLLINS, of Chicago, is stopping at tho
Ebbitt House.
CHARLES j. MORSE and wife, OF Boston, are stop
ping az Wizards,
JONI II. CROW, editor Of tho Baltimore sun Is
guest at the Ebbitt House.
CHARLES sREpER and son, Of New York. Honr,
Warner Columbus, Ohio, g. 8. Darlington, klcl-
mond Va; J, W Mallet, University of Virginia, and
.johnIW. Woodside aud SON Philadelphia, registered
u the 81. James Yesterday,
National Republican., 1880-04-23

UNCLE DICK BISHOP says the Democ'
racy of Ohio made great mistake last
year in not renom mating him for Gov
ernor, as he, and he only, could carry
Hamilton county, which was the battle
field of the State. Uncle DICK is a TIL
DEN man, and thinks if the New Yorker
were given the head of the ticket and he
(BIsHoP) the tail, there would be no doubt
of its winning But, then, the old gentle
man is prejudiced.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
A FOUL ORGAN.

The ST. Louis Republican (Dem.) uses very
harsh language in its comments upon Mr.
ROBERT ToDD LINCOLN, son of the martyr
President, who made speech at the GRANT
demonstrationin in Chicago last week. Among
other things in his address, Mr.. LINCOLN
said
The Democratic party has by fraud and
violence, established for itself a majority in
the National Senate aud House of Representa-
| tives, and, in order that it may attain COM
| plete ascendency in every part of the Govern
ment it is now engaged in the repeal of the
| provisions Of law by which the purity of tho
ballotbox sattempted to be guarded. "
| We know the lawful method of procedure to
install and elect President of the United
| States, but the unlawful methods are not laid
down, and to circumvent them will require
| all our vigilance. n We need q
man who has before this faced often and as
often cowed the hosts of rebellion. We need q
man who has never quaied before any danger
that has confronted him, whose resolution is
incarnate whose courage and ability are
| known to all the world TO be equal to every
emergency, and therefore it is that we are
here tonight unitedly to urge the nomination
| of General GRANT.
| For thus plainly and truthfully speaking
Mr.. LINCOLN is maligned and abused most
bitterly. He is charged with being will
ing to celebrate his fathers assassination
by presiding over political pOw-wow,'
and with being so totally depraved that
he could see nothing inappropriate in the
utilization of n parents bloody taking-on
" for partisan purposes" These and Other
similar foul remarks grace or disgrace the
columns of the St. Louis sheet; and if Z
strong hand should not be needed at the
helm of Government a corrective is GER
tainly needed in the editorial columns o
the st. Louis Republican.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
NR. powNEY AND TIE IMMoRrALs.

KR. DowNEY AND THE IMMORTALs.
Poets come from the West. The West
gave JOAQUIN MILLER to the world, and it
was on the Pacific slope that BRET HARTE
learned to love natur e, and blossomed into
q fRll,blQwp poet The West has now
given us another poet, the Hon. STEPHEN
w. DowNEY, of Wyoming Territory. The
free and paid-up subscribers to that useful
though usually staid and solemn journal,
the Congressional Record, were little sur
prised yesterday morning to find fifteen
pages of its space devoted to poetical pro-
duction. The first impression Of those who
picked up the Record was that GILBERT
and SULLIVAN, aided by the Pirates of
"Penzance," and supported by II. M. s..
"Piuafore," had captured the Government,
seized the Government Printing Office and
made use Of the Record for the public a.
tion of the libretto of new opera. Upon
glancng over the measured Homeric lines,
however, this impression coon vanished,
and confidence in the security of
the Government was restored. 1t proved
to be nothing more serious than poetical
speech of Mr. DowNEY's smuggled in under
leave to print" 1t is probable that the
objections made in both the House aud the
Senate to the publication of such compost
lions as Mr.. CoEGER suggested were
prompted to some extent by jealousy and
envy of the rising poet, aud it is to be hoped
Mat his first effort will not be so coldly re-
seived as to discourage him from future
lights. As Mr.. DowNEY, who evidently
intends to dramatize the production pru-
IDENTIFY had it copyrighted before publica-
lion, 50 rs to reserve all rights, we are
anable to republish it, but upon careful
perusal can recommend it as good, whole
some poetry, which certainly can dono harm
Mr.. DowNEY having come from the wild
West, where men have not become so cal
louise by thsdeceptions and yanities oflife as
to be unable to appreciate such enusions, il
is possible that he may intend the produc'
ZION to be used in his Territory as cam
paigu literature The publication Of this
National Republican., 1880-04-23
To take effect
SUNDAY. NOV. 10, 1873. AT Lao P. NJ.

Az Leave washinston:
605-iNEW York, PHILADELPnlA. A. AND Bus
ION Express. on SUNDAYS to baltimore only.
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siraihurg winchester. Hagerstown, Frederick
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% SSns ana WSg sons sius "Hehe'
$40 T2Rfkk rxpaF f.rioS BosSoE saT %
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Through car to staunton Pullman Cars to GIN.
gnnai daily. Grafton 10 Snndusky daily. except
eoo-snnaay Baltimore, Annapolis and Way.
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ton. JesSups. and Hanover.
isS-SE% YohR, PkfLA bEEPmf1,' AZ AND Nd Bos,
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'DaiIy. sunday only. other trains daily, except
Sunday
All II fains siopat Relay Station.
For further Information apply nt the baltimore and
Ohio ticket oiiiceeW Washington Station. aud COZ, 6i9
aud 1871 PsnnsylyAniA Avenue-where orders will be
taken for BaggAgo be checked and received At any
1 point Ia the city, W. NJ CLEMEN
| Master OF Transportation.
l. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
National Republican., 1880-04-23

TowNsHEND, of Illinois, says that $685.
100000 are annually required TO pay pen
sioners. DUNNELL, of Minnesota, says it
takes but ,OOO,OOO-quite difference.
But who is right9 We are inclined to be-
ieve the statement of the Minnesota man,
for since that reference" we are a trifle
wary of TowNsHEND.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

NOTWITHSTANDING his repeated "Your
candidate cannot beW SEYMOUR has
Presidential itchings. 1t was shrewd
move on his part, and entirely unsolicited
to write to Senator JOHNSTON, of the Senate
Agricultural Committee, aletter in reference
to the cattle plague. The penmanship was
of q bold and vigorous style, indicating the
man of health and nerve, and its object
well, that nomination.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

THE Lancaster pa THDEN Club are
holding correspondence with the Pittsburg
TILDEN Club for the purpose of making ar
rangements to have good band of music
to accompany both delegations to Cincin-
natl at the holding of the convention
Those Tildenites are determined that their
man shall not be defeated from lack Of
blowing.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

JERRY BLACK says that the movement
"for a third term means simply con-
"spiracy to wipe out the Constitution.
Well, this is not quite as bad as the seceders
They not only wished to wipe out the Con
stitution, but also our common country
Surely, JERRY cannot forget that And if We
remember Alright, he was Attorney General
about that time, and legally assisted these
same seceders, but the Third Termer'
auashed it all. How is that?
National Republican., 1880-04-23

THE speech Of the Hon. JOB L. sTEvEN-
SON before the GRANT Club of Cincinnati
demolishes the delusive theories of the anti
third.termers by its lucid, sensible and for
cible arguments, and we commend it to the
attention of the New York Tribune ct a.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

Fon q false, delusive and hypocritical
platform commend us to that OF the New
York Democracy, late in convention assem-
bled. Indorsing SAMUEL ]. TILDEN as a
great, good and much-abused patriot, is one
of the strong O points in that platform, and
one which, no doubt, will be seriously con-
sidered by the citizens of the Empire State.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
i. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
GEO. 3. KOONTZ General Agent
1879
GREAT
1879

~o nun pENNsYdyANIA s9UTE ,,,,, =, rom
srLENbIBV R2Vshh dSHya fF EAH EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WAsHiNaToN from Depot, cor.
For fi.is6ufs and ne wcst 1910 a M. daily with
Pittsburs 10 Cincinnati. IL. Louis, and Chicago
TOP M daily with Palace Car @ Chiesso,
For Canandaigua Rochester buffalo. Niagara faiia
and tho North At o q. m daily. except sunday
m Say eHdsp. s SHrany wlth a psH9s TsSsn Ssrs
~ and Elmha. A 1890 a m daily except Sunday.
For New York and the Fast $40 "a NJ, lSoand Gi5p
Limited Express OF Pullman Parior Cara ssO A. m
, daily. eHcspt Sunday.
At Jersey Thy with 6oaLs OF "Brooklyn Annex"
hnOIding direct transfer 20 Fulton street. avoid
For B Bb,sns, & Soto,, New % fSnA & % As p m
on sunday, GSo and wi5 n M
tim'isd ~ pIsas 900 ~ GSily s1cSP. Sunday ,o
t9o, hsi, 7;l0, aud pl5 q. m. ON sunday. 1910 a.
M. b;9. 5ii1 ana sD 3. m -, - -
For Popes Creek Line. - IN and 40 p NJ daily
ON AM AFTER APRIL :. IsSn;
For AnnApollG 600 A. m. aud 40 D m daily except
ALEXANDBIA AND pFBEpERIcKsBuRa RAIL
WAY AND ALEAANDRiA AND WASHING
For Alexandra, 4 7;2o, ., II r. m. go; $50, o25,
and 1890 9. m. On Sunday. u and II a. m.' nnd 5
Foe Richmond md tho South. 100 a IN. daily, and
Go p "a a" sSeetl SSeti. sunny snl 10
,rGgsaadsy SO sad 70 = a and Sg5 2; -, ' 49,
oommodRtons can be procured AZ the oiices-north-
cast corner OF Thlrts6nth street and Pennzylvania
vAuiA avenue, and Ai the depot whore orders Oe
ien CoT lheehecklng OF fbGggase 70 Destination nom
notSis ana residences.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager,
National Republican., 1880-04-23

WHO has got TILDEN's letter Of declina
tion2 Better produce it now and saw
trouble.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

WITH nine-tenths of his party against
him, TILDEN carried that New York con
yention.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

RANDALL has the gout, and therefore
won't do for Presidential candidate. 81
says the Chicago Times.
National Republican., 1880-04-23

FIVE HUNDRED hotel rooms in Cincin-
natl are TILDEN's. He knew what he was
about.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
To the Deaf.

I have been very deaf in both cars. so much SO
that sometimes persons were obliged 70 hold written
intercourse with me- also suffered nom intOlerable
ago applied TO DR. Won Moschzisker, et el9 Nine
teeuth street northwest who. after careful eNaminR
tion encouraged me In the belief that my hearing
could be restored placed myself under his earei hS
attended me faithfully. and 10 my surprise and
that Of my friends and OF the various societies tC
which belonged, my hearing Is restored 10 me. AL
symptoms OF cAtRrTh and noises In the head have dis
appeared, and his success IN my case has exceeded
MY most sanguine expectations My gratitude IL be
PRANK GEIER, llls Seventh street northwest.
WAsHINGTos. lTth April 1880.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
F55S onRYsoLirh SILVER MINING co,

RooNs Nos. 81 TO 81 BoREEL BUILDING, |
NO. ll5 BBoADwAY. NEW YoRK, April %, 1880. !
The Board Of Trustees have this day declared
monthly DIVIDEND mo. 81 of ONE PER CENT
on the TEN MILLION DOLLARS Nt0OOOOO0) cnp.
ital ST, elk ofthls company, amounting to ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS 0lC0O0O), or FIFTY
CENTS PER SHARE, out OF tho net earnings. pay
able at the Office Of the company on the 27th Of April
Transfer books will close at the Central Trust Com
pany April q and reopen April o.
np23.l9t DRAKE DE KAY, Secretary,
National Republican., 1880-04-23
n.-,1fsLIrTIE CnIrF MININn CoMpANY.

RSS Rooms Nos. 81 TO 81 BoREE1 BuILDIEe,O
No. lis BROADWAY, NEW YoHK,
April l5 1850 J
The Board of Trustees have this day declared n
MONTHLY DIVIDEND (No. - of ONE PER CENT.
ON the TEN MILLION DOLLAHS (sl0,00OO0QD capital
stock OF this Company. amounting to ONE HUN.
DRIED THOUSAND DOLLARS (sl0O O0ol or FIFTY
CENTS PER SHARE, ont OF tho third Months net
earnings, payable at the Central Trust Company ON
the 24lh Instant
April 2G. DRAKE DE KAY,
api7ISt Secretary.
National Republican., 1880-04-23
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