The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1882-01-26
THIkcAMYJicS.

. .Ie J" afusn s tof hiesai mp ~ Ani .iit
us.iaes that nc can Fe'"Nef' ' s'a'"'e "c'hs
s"nstu"onaL
"Ifit il the desire of the S:alwart press to uroys
that Garfield would not have been shot if he had re
Trained from displeasing Mr. Conkling, they find
strong point in the fact that Guitean dates the he
| ginning Of his inspiration from the day of MI
Sonklings resignation In his autobiography which
The Herald published he laid special stress upon thi.
point In fact the exact date of the resignation
the only date given in the whole sketch cireum
stance which showed what an eneet that resignation
| hho hiade upon his mind
The J.fs., of ,h. ,.,.., -.,, ,t--;o. ...,
ing to q letter of Commodore Maury of the Coufed
crate nayy, not to he credited altogether To the
| Monitor When the M-rrimae ran into anil .ank
the Cumberland, she broke her iron ram. eansing a
leak of six inches an hour Ii was partly owing "a
this injury that the Merrimac returned to Norfolk 50
;seomsnr ns U 'uOefan" Is entitled 10 snare In her
| r,
;pely ;nnn.nans ;s1 :; fa;I .nS u,e ei sem
reported In CaIifarnia man ,s. h;,,sn hr al. az
| bif and nearIy ,i;aj IN ooa.,n IL; - ~ . Ia: "a.
hardly beH- -ving tbat Ill ~ ,ronhI. ,rnPfII s
the BIZ. which was a r,ers scrateh rarssnIi, ,y
ined m. MINER ;axrs 81 ..,,I .tI;,s ~ -, y;
each n bopx ;ao,b .on,s;n;nn Hoa;J III - aoJ'u Js,i ~
that two drops of Il. adm;ni.trrrd hxnoderuicsIir
caused the death az n ianh ,r;,b;n an Spn
| -, ~ % nl'neI.o Unknown portrait OF Luther has
Ic1n.y oeeh eiscoNerr IN one oi The old churches
| u tSPs,c' when Is eohlectured 10 nave come from
~, .. Entner ne, eidsst son; fsui II bears ON
| XIIx Is11 p..1 ,no ~oa1 -. an Lutner. @tat,
| =; - ieestauIato[ i%ipefIatiS ENangeii antt
seriptiop yor r.; ~ i rs Win i.e IN
ed npon gilt leather lis in an cxrsIisrt ,a. u,
| preservation and ia .ai, IN n. bo,h a - lI-
| and a fine vorI Of arr w s0ou 'he"e''
|
! sP Judah p. Benjamin. the Louisiana Jew who
| stood from under when the Southern Confectionery
zen IN ana VINO has since risen to eminence and OPP
rhee ~ the English bar, docs good thing for once
IN ms me- by telling the ereduous British investor
at the stories about vast sum of Confederate gold
H Hs I'M niiisn L IN England are al bosh- and that
vast nan.'r ~ ~ eurosties' :" hueh
!
| ER A pathway only eighteen inches wide is cut
into the side of Slate Mountain, near Leadville at
height over an almost perpendicular chasm, Of 500
| Ieet. re" men VINO use II have strong enough
70 Tax nPrght, but inStinetively erous or
of James Zern, in attempting the passage when the
sroahu was glare ol ice may, therefore be imag-
The froz.n 1rppnd nr L ,La, ea ,n 70 Ieees IN Sn
| hrlow - f''i'e vi I" "''io
|
~ Edward Joy Morris died Mt his residence i'm
Philadelphia, Saturday, of intermittent fever lie
! was a graduate of Harvard University and wa. /,
member of the State Legislature from 1871 to 1913.
ne served three terms IN Congress in 1913 5 and
iSS' When he retired from Congress at the out
nreak OF the rebellion he was appointed Minister TO
iurkey anu renamed at ConstantinOpe from 1861 to
M ne, ne was suthor OF oook OF travels IN the lie
| 80 @ '-h ''"' VI Se'ef"i 'r''hsiauohs from the uer-
~
| ~ Two cases oi smallpox developed at Mount
CARMEL ILL.,, and the Mayor issued proclamation
snspentng services in the churches. One congrega-
non rsassd to obey and the Secretary Of the State
R Ro.i tIa WAS sskea Tnat should DC done
~, i.iuen VeiScEraPneu tnat the meeting shoun ne
" ,9ree, anu or'ere tue Sherin 10 aid In
snioreinS the ay9r oruer lie also gave instruc-
uons W nave "i onehuins persons Nacclhated.
~ A few weeks ago, a large box attracted tie
attention OF the irahc superintendent at the Brsnia
s.'"n oi the seeson OF me Southwest kail-
way. II pau Ueeh sent on from fuitawa, ana was
T huresseu 10 ousss,. II was "lenei ana inside was
arn. ras furS ~, ' M ,n L;l JEW. & .Guer 'ie i
The Iittje Rnssinn Ian"nas. ..Ir on - Iii T. nt ~
uut the country Iyins We sbnI send Won an, 5e,J
W ."o ,o"".is "''is' We si" Senu s"" OUT aeau'
a., IIe PIhters fn ol Eelpslc nave 1ust eeebrhtrd
AZ niin,;n ;,o 10, nv, ~ Ia ,ns % pe
ner n professor of tb.oogy set nm lie Ss, n;n,;n
nrcss IN Ieinsic He male a ,,rsr, 81 :, ., p a ~
| a-,,rv on ronIition tIat H. ,,onts ,r, a., ~;
| soul Now Leipsic has 50 printing estnbIisbmerts
with 5l steam presses and g7I hand presses employ
| ing over II 900 people
| 70 Van Amburp after having his mama on tho
circus bills for sixty-onr years has snd his
rie by auction, at Armenia, n Y. Forepangh invest
ed $1,000 in the wild animals and Bailey also
bought some OF them Forepangh bid off the five
ton elephant Bolivar Tor % 100, and the rhinoceros
Tor 10 and eamels and dromedarles at from 500
| TO sdOO The horses were sold TO farmers mt good
| prices
| u Mr. Lloyd, editor OF Lloyd's newspaper, is a
hale and hearty old gentleman, who writes in the
room IN which Richardson wrote :. Pamela and
where ohfer Goidsmlth worked us his prooi-reader
IN I ,h ~ ,h:1 =, 10y paPer is COP
,,riJ ki '"'" '"''' Vi any o''i'f newspaper III inc
/
| 70 Some OF the Danes living IN Leadville belong
To religious body called Skages who centuries ago
T5 Isn e ana sun nold 10 II IN the
go go ; III as a -, ~ y - ~. -. y" a. ~ :.Ahi,s ,
, h;is a,, ~ PS'i =; VI ,h ino @ I .heiI er
| - Lir,I - - a;s;"i h,S Ia '"e "'ih' sneuuihs
| ,T-Ir hi. Cbr;s,,,as s.r,,,o, NJ p...h.. ,..,.u
ed that He'll had the manncrm"nt oT m"s, nS ,he
,h.ia;o. - IA; ,.l1 - IL ' p ~ mus - 'hc
n'or. s;,s;sa a. Wh;nh ~ ,h ,Lo,pea snou ps
| the Internal inspiration i-CLicaoo Time,
| - UL.,a.r - -, r. q, - -, c
80; n,a;n ~ - i;:hs-a5 ~ | OF; =; 'nougn' ol -
49, = pin,a " u;ns,an % III, h a,s PureIy y' orl
u"tss f, I''s ID iiirse Hs. M.n nps anu orHahes'
| - -, a. -, ~.
.E y .'S c nj p, lcI opJe1ts e1niote"
=. tn1 ga % Seng,ess, aIt an'nhh, m
avn. ans .en ~, ~ ~ 1, ~1rd py s ,% an, r poge
3; on 'ne asi usy ~ 'hs rspnoIc Mneh ne
| words: Take this 1 shall reouire II M n,ore
|. -.r,.I:..-r.,. - ,-,,,
ine eaitor oL tne freSs ~, no mas oceh
melsncboIS descriptio1 of the ayerae xScn,tor or
Renrrsentatiye a. he ia seen abnnf the Canit,l"
| poor disappointed vet forever hoping, neglected,
| forrotten
| ~ Tn REGARD to puttipp General Crapt nm tho r.
tired list we sec no good reason against il, lie de-
| serves il and n yould he emineutly nroper m.
| vould annear better as a retired C.n.raI than as