The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19
NuBs OF NEWS.
Sedalia is infested with burglars,

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The fling of petitions for pension
goes steadily onward.
! Women are TO be admitted a. student
E at Harvard Medical college.
The orange crop of Florida is az
: turning outas well as anticipated.
DR.. Mary Walker is very indiguar
because she was refused admittance I
( the Guiteau trial.
Smallpox is on the increase in Cir
cinnati. Sixty-five new cases are n
L ported for the week.
wv, Corcoran, of Washington, hs
| giyen Columbia college lot 95x152 fee
IN the heart Of the city.
The track of the Mexican Nations
: railway is completed To point twenty
I'VE miles west Of Larada.
In the Office Of the treasurer of Vii
ginia the clerks are nine years behind il
the work Of posting accounts.
B. r. Teylor, the author, for man..
ysaEs = resident of Chicago. Is danger
Qssly 10 EsOSa phenmonia at Cleveland.
| The Ohio senate has adopted resoIu
ton to place q statnie of Garfield in tn
house Of representatives at Washing
ton.
9hThs Mexican government agaiI
promises to take active measures 10 sup
presa the noble red man on the northern
harder f.l-
| Caroline Richings Bernard, the we'll
l kpoYn vocalist, is lying critically il
sther residence ina Riehmead, Virginia
sish smallpox %
At the annual meeting Of the Union
Leaeaee club held ut New York on tbs
sVenfrz OF Che I3th. Mr.. William Evarts
Wa elected president.
Seven prisoners escaped from the
Huntington, Tennessee. Jail, by burning
through the wood work and picking out
the brick from under one of the grated
| windows.
A banquet of hOrsehesh is to be given
in New York City before Lent by par.
ty Of gentlemen who have lived in Paris
and there partaken of the flesh of de-
ceased thoroughbreds. "
1eA plan to take the Ohio and Missis-
slppi road out of the hands of the re-
ceiyeF. which has RECEIVED the consent
Of the English bondholders, will be sub.
mitted to meeting Of the stockhold-
ers.
The agent of the Mescalero Indians is
on his way to Washington to secure q
4 reduction Of the reservation to twenty.
two square miles, cutting off the miner
| III lands, with which the reds are salts
-ned.
Spectators are operating In Washing
tan to sndsavor to secure grants Of tracts
Of land in the Yellowstone National
Park. Wyoming territory. They are
said to possess strong political in.
| fiuence.
The report that the General Grant
fund has been considerably lessened
from the original amount by the depre-
citation Of securities in which it was in
vested is denied by Governor Morgan,
Of New York.
Gilbest De La Aatyr evidently spoiled
a tolerable preacher to become poor
politician. He made two hours Green
back speech at Bloomfield, Illinois, the
other night. but his audience numbered
only seventy hvemen and shaggy dog.
A national board Of health official
thinks that the present smallpox cpl
denic came with the emigrants from
Europe. There were between 1900 and
1s400 deaths from the disease in Phila-
delphia during 1881, and 700 deaths in
New York.
70 The widows of the six men killed, on
the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie railroad
n September, by the special train carry
| ing newspaper correspondents from
Washington to the funeral of President
G9Efsld, have been paid $1,000 eachby
the company. 7aa a
The 6NllOWing cases OF smallpox haze
bSen reportsd TO the bureau of health at
Washington, for the week ending jan
psr1 - Brooklyn, o cases; whitehtlf,
N.Y. 4; PlEtsburg, SO cases and s35
destksi rs Who's, nsaF Memphis, IA
e :s' S..i asd 9 s5assas + -s.7' 3
Ina sernon Ia the Catholic churchsst
Bpnaio, R4Y! Br,. G1iliard stated that he
ives snMmOned in great haste to admin
tslef sxsrems JUNCTION aud the last sacra-
msHt 70 the eminent Baptist thenlogian
the late DR. Hbtchkiss. but was refused
adnittance to his residence.
OF Elk President Hayes children, one,
Webb Hayes, is manufacturer in Cleye-
land; Burchard Hayes ia practicing law
with Mr.. Waite in Toledo; Rutherford
Hayes, Jr., is at school Ia Boston, and
the younger children go to public school
in the village OF Fremont.
The Harris community was founded
in ChGutauqua county fourteen years
ago by Thomas Lake Harris, who taught
salvation through selfIenunciation, and
that properly married and disciplined
couples become 9 single being after
death. The enterprise has failed, and
the property. has just been bought by
Mp. Beujsmin r. Butler for $a1 600.
The fast mail between NeN York and
/ Washington was detained few days
ago by a novel cause. While running Al
fpIlz speed the rope was pulled, and
lhe train stopped. Postal regulations
require An explanation of any delay Of
the fasa mails, and 1t 1appears from the
Official coErespe ndence-on the subject
that one OF two elephants in q car had
amused himself by pulling at the rope
It Is stated that the suit Of the Pull
j man Palace Chr company VS.. the Mis-
4 scarf Paeidc railroad, the main stem o.
tG0uld'a southwestern system, is the &C.
tuAl result Of . consolidation which will
I give Messrs. Vanderbilt and Gould con
trol Of he sleepinG car system OF the
United States. L viii be known as the
Pullman Car company, aud viii
be managed In accordance with ths
plans so successfully inaugurated and
followed out by Mr.. Pullman some six
teen years ago. Il is thought by thoss
whose relations with the PuIlmans arr
very intimate, that the car shops vii
not form q part Of the combinations
/ though this Is BY no means certain. Tn,
reason for this belief is that the Wsgne
IDempAny has no shops. and is depend
Il sns 60rthe cara upon the large car manu-
!. / fnctAring companies in the east.
The missions at Vienna, st. Peters
burg and Berlin are vacant, and hav
bssa for some time, end nothing i
4 heAsd q candsdstss for she places
s. ,TheFe Is no eOmnlalnt and they seem I,
be able 70 Sun along, II has been nc
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