The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-07-13
EDITORIAL Arp NEWS NOTES.
Mary Anderson rs Catholic and goes
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to mass.
The corn crop in Minnesota anC
northern Iowa is now very promising
| 1t is reported that 81. John and ''.ht
party by the name of Johnson hav,
made up.
The colored Republicans of Pennsy.
vacfA want harmony restored to the par
ty, and will do all they can to that end
! Uncle Dick Bishop, ex Democratic
goveePOr Of Ohio, would NOT object Ia
being put on the ticket for secretary oil
state.
Congressman Mckinley. of Ohio, is
going TO be renOminated ia the eighteenth
district notwithstanding the efforts OF a
lot Of jealous fellows of the district to
SNOW him under.
Boston Herald: The genius Who telc.
graphed that the loss by The Racine fire
was $4,000, 600, when il was not 81 co.,
600 or anything like il, is ini the wrong
field. He should be president or secrc-
tAry Of n mining company.
The Maryland peach season will begin
about July 10 aud the Delaware season
a few days later than that date. In
Maryland the crop of iruit To be gath
cred will probably be as large as the
great crop of two years ago.
The Democrats and Greenbaekers are
going to take general hug and then
unite on a state ticket. Itwou't do them
any g OIL. The Republicans are united
and harmonious, and will get away with
TIA. fusion in good shape.
Governor Cornell promises to be
prominent figure in the coming New
York state Republican convention for
denomination, and il is openly stated
that his claims have such endorsement
of the administration as can be afforded
One of the delegates to the California
Democratic state convention evidently
thought he was still in the solid south.
The San jose. Mercury says that when
he was called upon for his credentials
he handed in discharge paper from the
rebel army
California intends to enforce obserV.
ance of her rights under the new Chi
nese bill. The United States district
court there fined the captain of an in.
coming steamer $II, $50 for having more
Chinese passengers on board than the
law allows.
Three of the four candidates now be-
fore the people for governor of Pennsyl-
vania are said to be pronounced temper
ance men. The clairman of the state
temperance committee thinks that This
indicates AN encouraging growth of the
prohibitory sentiment in the state.
The Vermont Democrats have ill.,
vented tariff plank which is aImira-
bly, adapted TO ''cotch de coon COMM
or n gwine." II TavOrs "a tariff for rev.
enue with just discrimination favoring
the agricultural, industrial and com
mercial interests of the whole country"
AIchisnn Champion: Kansas Repub-
lIcans appear To be very generally pleased
with the nomination of Morrill,, Peters,
Perkins and Hanback,. The growing
following the state convention has been
far below the average volume. The At
ness and capacity of the candidates is
universally recognized.
a new revolutionary society has been
formed in Russia. The members of the
society art To associate with the people
and iRdustFiousiy inculease Feveiations
airy ideas, but are to attempt no revolu
tiOn without orders from their leaders
One OF the revolutionary measures to be
advised is a refusal TO pay taxes.
Atchison Champion: The Democratic
State Executive Committee has decided
to call their Convention al Emporia, on
the 10Th of August, just one week after
the meeting of the Republican State
Convention. The Democrats hold but
one Convention, and will nominate State
officers, Congressman at large and Dis
trict Congressman, at that.
After all of George William Curtis
crocodile tears about forced political
assessments" and "Ofiicial blackmail,"
does anybody know of a single case
where Republican has been removed
from office for not complying with the
request for contributions? Officers
do as they please about paying assess
menis, and are therefore on the same
footing with every body else.
One day last week standard prints
were selling in Atchison at two cents a
yard and corn at 671< cents per bushel
One bushcl OF corn would buy over
thirly-Ihree yards of calico. just twenty
years ago corn was selling at ten cents
a bushcl and calico at twenty. five cents
yard. l; took two bu-heIs and q half
nf corn la pay for yard of calico
Strange changes occur with the chang.
ing years.
The large attendance at the Illinois
Republican convention and the good
feeling which marked all of its proceed
ings, IN the opinion of some members of
Congress from that state, presage a
splendid party victory in N"venrb her
One representative predicts 10000 ma
jOri'y FIR the state ticket. the election of
fourteen out of twenty members of con.
gross. and majority of twenty five or
thirty in the legislature Republican
prospects were never brighter in the
Prairie state.