The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-05-06
HERE AND THERE.

6l1ly S0OuSanO eIniSr2ntS ArFlVeu IN
New York during April.
Kansas City raised 5000 Saturday
for the sufferers from the flood.
The Father of Waters is setting a very
bad example to his children, to say the
least.
There are apprehensions that ex-Sena-
tor Dorsey's great state dinner has not
yet been digested.
The country will never experience the
throes of genuine suspense till David
Davis goes into caucus.
The greedy landlords of New York
have frightened thousands of people out
of that city by raising rents.
During the months of May and June
it will be unlawful to catch fish with
seine or net in Kansas streams.
Only one effectual way has been dis
covered to prevent dogs from going
mad, and that is too shoot them in May.
Yes, sir; the old concern moves. In
New Mexico man has been sent to the
penItentiary for selling whisky TO In
dians.
There is a rush of New Workers for
Europe. There is more demand for
ship passage than the steamers can ac-
commodate.
The Philadelphia Chronicle Herald
advises New York TO take the dirt out Of
the streets and start two states the size of
Rhode Island.
The public are not at all surprised to
learn that the name of the virtuous VIM.
II. Barnum is mixed up in the fragrant
star route scandal.
Queen Victoria has lived TO see no less
than seven premiers shipped over" by
the shadowy bOatman, and the eighth is
getting dangerously close 90 the river.
Globe Democrat: A will half a cen
tury old has just been found in a law
book. Generally Bible is the safest
book to hide documents in so that mo-
body will ever see them.
At 3 O'Clock Sunday morning the
river had fallen two and One-half inches
at Kansas City. The water had reached
the unprecedented height of 81 $40 feet
above low water mark.
Mr.. William Hoyle. an Rnglishman,
who hiss given much attention. TO social
questions, says that the people Of Ire
land actually spend more for intOxieat
ing drinks than for agricultural rent.
Kansas City journal: In this great
and glorious country there are many
roads to fame. A man may be defeated
as candidate for president and still win
the first prize at q national dog show.
THE transportation Of 10000 Scandina-
Wan emigrants to this country has just
been contracted for with a Liverpool
steamship company. Scandinavians
never becOms panpeFs nor Organ-grind-
ers.
The Suns poet to Bob Ingersoli. "Ths
flow Of cash undoubtedly is pleasant
and the receipts are frequently sublime
whatever the hereafter be. the present
means money in your pocket. ali the
time"
Ifthsre Is aRYthiRg in the records o.
the post ONCE department IT Washing
ton which involves the reputation Of Mr.
Dorsey or connects him with the scan
dals growing out of the Star route ex
pose, he wants to know it, and that p. d. q
1t vo9ld be interesting. though per
haps painful, " peep into the mind o
the small boy of Syracuse and see VIVA
| j. thinks Of the action of the 6yracusE
mothers who lately agreed that the ban
ishment Of the switch from the public
achOOls had done harm insteaa of good
The New York Mining Record is q
the opinion thai no part Of The minera
territory of the country is destined u
have . more important future than tn
southwestern section OF New Mexico
u known ut present rs Grant county, anC
embracing IN area OF about $50 mile!
, square.
The arrival Of foreign Immigrants u
the south is 50 unusual an incident tina
they give them public reception, will
speeches and banquets- Thirty German
Immigrants who arrived q Savannah
: Georgia, last week, Intending 70 settle il
- thst state, were entertained at the public