The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-06-30
OVER THE STATE

Congressman Ryan will crate at Wei
lingtOn on the glorious.
Tho Courier says the wool clip of Cow
ley county is 100000 pounds.
The Free Methodists are holding q
successful camp-meeting at Dunlap.
Nearly every town in the southwest
will have its Fourth of July celebration.
The Courier denies the report that sa.
looms have been re-Opcned in Winfield
The Howard Courant is the best spec
linen of typography that comes to our
Office.
The wheat crop may be put down as
failure in this county this year.-Eureka
Herald.
Ed. Greer, city editor of the Winfield
Courier, has been taking a tussel with
the fever.
The little dingy looking daily called
the "Kawsmoutb," printed at Wyan-
dOtte, died on the Goth.
The forticth lodge of Knights of
Pythias in Kansas was organized at
Carbondale Friday evening.
Hon. John Martin will pull the ieath-
ers out of the eagles tail and let her
float in tic air from Augusta.
A new trial hss been granted in the
Parsons liquor case which was decided
last week against the bar-keepcr Of Che
Belmont House,
Winfield is to become the head center
for camp-mee,ings. We are really -ghd
| TO learn this on account of Tho old and
young sinners of the Courier.
A saloon was opened In WeIfhd Con
Wednesday. The Trial Of the nbopgie-
tor will be next week Tue 2 e4s says
the authorities arc determined enforce
the law against whisky selling.
An exchange says that the editor Of
the Kinsley Republican recently killed
two snakes in his sanctum. Bromide
in judicious doses, would probably fore
stall any future visitations of this kind
There is q latent suspicion in some
sections of Kansas that the temperance
amendment is detective in that it failed
to prohibit the licensing of billiard
halls save fer medical, scientific and
mechanical purposes"
The kind of liquor case jurymen they
have in Topeka are not fashionable il
other towns. There seems to be ,
large sprinkling of people all over Ia
state who believe in enforcing the law
made by the Legislature.
Madison News: Mr.. Jesse Martin
dale, brother to VIM. Martindale, Mr.
Jesse Martindale, his wife, sister @
Arnold Macy. and Mr.. Macy. father @
, Arnold Macy, arrived in Madison from
their home near Dayton, Ohio, las
Saturday, and returned on Tuesday.
= 1t is stated that the Gordon house, 8
: Topeka has been sold to Mr.. Burtis, LAT
/ of the Teffi, for $50, 600 Mr.. Gordon star
q ed the house in the time of the early Sc
0 Element OF Topeka. He has always keE
e a good hotel. We hope the same ma
T be said of the house under the Burt
{ regime.
Sugar mills are going up all over Ii
e state, and the culture OF sorghum prom
e Uses to become a prominent industry
Kansas. In this immediate section
r however, the saccharine interest seen
n to be limited to the production Of taft
n by local politicians, who have aspiration
l. in connection with the fall canvass.
d Two Parsons lads, Howard Black ar
% Berthe Partridge, who ran away FRO
o home a few days ago with the intentiC
4, Of going To the far west, were capture
70 in Montgomery county and restored
Is their respective families. Thus was u
N utter determination OF the American
er dian unfortunately averted.
d The Commonwealth and Capital,
le Topeka, have locked horns over the qua
te ton Of syntax For the future polite
OF prospects of Governor ST. John il is
be earnestly hoped thai the hyper-critic
le editors of those papers will let up
re their grammatical quarrel before
,g assumes the fatal proportions OF sts
an issue.
m VIC. Herschberger, a FL Scott saI0c
he list. has been tried and fined 800 a
a costs for giving away and selling beer
III violation Of law. We trust the pub
to prints which are Subsidized by the VIII
d. key interest viii be as industrious
IN disseminating this intelligence as Ii
n have been in proclaiming to the wol