The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-05
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Lstyenw"riiI. 81 il is said, has raised
$4,000 tl ses.nrr The annual eneaInpmeh
'.f4Le Grand Amy ofri,r Republic.
The nDmiahti0a 81 lIoadI - called
a vieH1ry for P,Ilrm. T,hedsleaL of Ran
dali Gor speaker IS set do~B ON the TIL
den program.
The de :IaIaii"n is made by the Chlcs
40 Journal that Blaine and Logan fol
the Republican ticket OF 1884 "wouIC
sweep the enquiry Tx . wild Ilre.g -
The fact ruat JuIge Hoadieys th,
Democrafie ahominse for governor o
Ohio. is backed 10y the Standard Oh
company viii bs water an Foraker
wheel. is.l Df4-
The Commonwealth has made the dis
coyery that formerly Of Kansas" men
sometimes Intn up ia the peniteniiaTy
The most notable exception IN this rela-
tion that We know OF is The Rev. Mr..
Kalloch.
Clay Center Dispatch; The Kansas
Band Union will meet again atIhe stale
fair IA TopekS tLis fall The secretary
has issued his annual address which
will BE- plscrd IA uie hands of The bands
% tlse slate iuA few day So ~
Tue api ,t,n among bankers seems TO
De thai ~ ,iRnney q,Apkrt wih be easy
for some weeks toSOme; that the latter
pat OF July may witness change and
that the tightening of the money market
will be quite sharp in August.
Rev Henry Ward Beecher says il he
does not meet ] gssph Cook ia heaven Il
will be because Joseph is not there. We
infer from this that Mr.. Il. enterIAins no
possible doubt regarding his own
= chances Tor making cDnnecIion.
Thomas Scnnian was the first person
tried under the new Ohio law which
makes 1t crime To be tramp. He was
trled in Cincinnati and promptly con
vicied. The penalty for being a TRAMP
is fresni paf v lhFes ggFs ytnpriSoF
meui VI II 4 mDlg III,
The Denver Republican thinks inc
time Is coming out west when IL viii De
poor maA-s who dOesn't-haVe-his own
artesiAn well Il dotsn't believe ID dam,
ming .rivers.and surface drainage when ]
there is a pure article Io be had by Dor
ing for IL. lt +911I{ yf2gE
The farmers of FInneY county. says
the Garden CITY Herald .-ASs R9E busy
ahipplng their vegetables tdttDe mining
camps of Colorado ana New Mexico,
which Will return them thousands OBJ
dollars Ia spend with our merchants, and
10 beautIfY their homes. Irrigation has
done tall iot US .ifgt
Monday, June Is, vas the coolest day
ever experienced in Chicago at thai sea |
son of the year. The extremely leY.I
temperature which prevailed on that oc- |
casIon was probably due Ia the lact thai |
Cartar Harrison declined an invitation |
To deliver the Grafton ut Fourth of July |
celebration al oae of the large towns In |
the central part of Illinois
A PItlsbnrg girl, who had refused a |
good looking telegraph repair man three |
times within SIX months, gives AS rea- |
son that he WAS too much UI n wandereri
that hs roamed from pole Ia pole, one
.clime e. another, and that if he did come
home he'd he So insulated thai the neigh;
bors would be sure 10 talk.
Ofcourse the Ohio Democracy reso-
luied against monopolies. Then they
nominated man for governor who Is
the attorney of tire Standard OIL Com
lpany, one of the worst monopolies in
sthe country, and who has $500. 900 in
railroad stuck That's Democratic con-
.sistency all the Time.
The editor of tile Irish World would
haye us go to war with England because
dis paper is not allowed To circulate in
that country. Our government will not
do il, however, but the editor of the
World will be allowed tn go across the
ocean AID thresh the British lion, in
person, IL he wishes 10. He could be
spa.ed for few weeks.
Though Beecher has just celebrated
his 10th birthday bis physical powers
seem In he unabaIed Ani bis intellectual
force unlmpaired. Those who have been
members or bIs congregation for thirty,
ak years do not notice any evidence OF
decadance in his ssrmOns. Certainly
Beecher In q wonderful man.
II Is gwen out that the reason General
Sherman likes st Louis so we'll is that
all the ladies there will let him kiss
them. IL may la sci down rs fixed
fact that no we'll regulated Chicago
paper looks with any degree % favor on
! tho proposition To make General Sher-
: man candidate for president 40 long
rs he maniIesis pSrtiality for Sc. Louis
ladies.
Burlington Hawkeyes Senator Plumb
s-ol Kansas, is here. lie is full Of busi-
ness and never has time u be inter
viewed ar to take drink. He walks,
talks, writes, under high pressure OF
steam and never rests. The machinery
of his nervous body will wear out be.
fore long. II can't stand the pressure.
"A sharp, shrewd fellow Is Plumb, but
The is travelling through thIsPFelty world
ytoo rapidly.
One point as To the skunk. Il Is a
yell ascertAined fact that many asth-
matte persons find relief in smelling the
sodor Of this-to the most persons
hateful qusdrnpcd. Many cases are noted
where asthmatiG people would stay for
halt an hour in a fur warehouse after
the arrival of recently killed skunks,
and depart relieved, so that the latter
make some posthumous atonement for
their inodorous lives.
Atchisoa Globe: The publication Of
the Jury system, for which che press and
public are bowling, cannot be accom-
plIshed naiil the best people of COM
munIty consider IL duty AMI pleasure
20 leave their business and serve as
Jurors So long as merchants and other
business men continue 10 shit the re-
aponsibility upon the shoulders Of ire
aRonsibIe vagrants, just SO long will the
jury system be an aggTsYation.
Extensive preparations are being
made for the 3S3d anniversary Of the
settlement OF Santa Fe. New Mexico.
They call II the Tertlo- Millennial, and
she name Is no more nOYel than the am.
mense list or attractions presented in the
program. This is good year % see
New Mexico. andthe celebration and ek-
position are sufficient inducements 70
make the trip of themselves. A descrip-
live pamphlet will he sent on applica-