The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1881-01-14
OVER THE STATE.

Burlingame has school library Of
nearly six hundred volumes.
Elder Mitchell bored the old year out
with financial speech at Abilene.
A land league, in sympathy with the
Irish movement, has been org .nized at
Fl. Scott.
Leavenworth is suffering from a water
famine Half the wells and eisterns in
the town are dry.
The Legislature met Tuesday last,
and Kansas is now just as happy
as am of the states.
A meeting Of the Kansas Pharmaceu-
teal association will take place at Tope
ka ON the 18th inst.
The Wichita Mining, Manufacturing
and Prospecting Company has filed its
charter with the secretary of state.
A woman came to Topeka. from the
west on the Santa Fe, left her child in a
basket in yard, where it was found and
cared for.
Three.fourths of Gen. Rice's trouble
is over. The manager of the bismarck
fair have promised To psy IS cents on
the dollar.
Kansas City Times: "Atehison han
died 100000 bushels If grain, packed
2s6, 4sI hogs. built ECO new houses. ard
sold 81 100000 worth Of lumber in 1880.
Newton Republican: From the NEST
reliable reports now at hand there are
over twenty thousand stock cattle now
being grained and fed in Harvey county.
There are seven good Touring mills in
the liuIe county of Harvey and what is
better they are running 10 the extent of
their capacity. turning out good work at
pay ing prices. Success to them one and
Eureka Herald: Stock is reported as
being in prime order all over the county.
They have apPe,ites that respond to the
efforts of the most generous feeder. No
body now complaiBs'of refusal OF waste
al food.
Newton has a scientific club. II is en-
gagged now in locating the perfGmerY
pad in the limberger cheese. When that
question Is settled they will try TO dis
cnver the reason n goose lowers her head
while going through fifteen-foot door.
Eureka Herald: II. S. Jones is fGll-
feeding thirty yearling steers. a number
of which he proposes TO full-feed through
a. rec years, at the end of which time he
expects them to- be worth over $3.50 each
This Is an interesting experiment, and II
successful will be a profitable one.
The Daily Phantagraph is the name
of little journal, as pretty as daisy
which is being published by Messrs
Hamilton and Curl, of Topeka If II
doesn't supply long-felt want, it is be-
cause the people at the state capital have
no appreciation of perfect typography
Parsons Republican: There have beer
six saloons closed within the last three
weeks in this city; but we can't SET
where Il has injured the .businrss inter
esis of Parsons" The people are buy
ing dry goods, groceries, hardware
plows and wagons just the same as ever
We have from the press OF the Ere.
donia Citizen. copy of thirty-si,
page brief, which is one of the hes
specimens Of pamphlet printing we hay.
seen. The press work is perfect, and il
it is really executed by the Citizen offic'
tits credit to Mr.. Gilmore and his prin
tiers.
Kansas, on her broad prairies. con
tains $4,000 more inhabitants than tn
/ states of Connecticut and Delaware
: Kansas also contains population equa
!. to the states of New Hamshire, Vernon
Y and Delaware. An infant In years, shl
!, Is an empire in extent and power, ant
4.
A case of trichina, the first it is b
: lieved ever known in Kansas, is reporie
8 from near Troy, in Doaiphan county
J The victim, Ed. McLaughliD. farmel
y says he can feel the parasites erawlin
e through the flesh in all parts OF his bod,
e He says It resulted from eating som
Is sausage about ive years ago, but hi
physicians think It comes from eatin