The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-08-02
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FredDnia is To have another bank. 10
be started by capitalists rom Iowa.
The wheat .hreshe.l IN Saline county
this SEASON averages over thirty bushels
u The acre.
Atchlson has i've brass bands, aud yet |
Topeka lays all over II when il comes 10
suicides.
" ichit4 is tile recognized wool mar |
ket OF The slate-in the mind of the edI-
TOR Of the Eagle.
We are informed that Abe Steinberger
has decided 10 return 10 ME old home al
Howard, and that he has purchased the
journal, Of lhAl place.
De. William HaSlam forecasts tie
weather iOr the Usage CITY Free Press.
aud II Is claimed that he makes as good
gues=es as any body.
There 10 talk of = fireman's tourna
menI 10 be held at Topeka during the
week OF the state fair, in which ali the
compAni%s Of the state are expected TO
take part.
Two Kansas men committed suiciee
yesterday This is the first insimstion
We have had Of the intention of Eli Per
klns l, make another occurring tour
through his stale.
l. l4kts niue thousand d, ilaIs annu-
AIS T. pa5 ne iaUoit scalp bounty. ul-
isr.a =, IT, commissioners Vi butler
COUNTY. and lAbDns IA, said. I, be as
Li.ick car
Inc I4ct that tIele have been three
CASES .. "lie-boAilng reported IA t'al-
sDns y iinla Tic past week would lerln
10 Indicate that that tu@n /, suffcIing
iiolll lAli.inc ot tAr aud feathers.
las SAID hat there are juot eighty
nve Candidates for sheriff in Mcpherson
csGlty. L will lie reln,nib- rrd that
HAT parI u. * lnsas MAS settled almost
exclusively 10y Ohio peupie,
/ Topeka is suffering with au attack OF
chills and fever. TINS will probably
continue until the people of that town
learn TO take their snake-root in solid
form or till Judge Martin adjourns court
at the state capital
| D. Il. Anthony thinks that the reiec-
ton OF his site for public building
viii result in Atchison or Emporia step
ping in and securing The prize. We hope
Mi Anthony knows what he is talking
ab1ut.-AtcnisOn Globe
Here too:
4 new militia company has been
formed at Dodge City, called the Click
Guards This announcement should CT
frc,ually allay all popular apprehension
regarding the security of personal lib
erty" in Kansas:
a human skeleton has been unearth-
ed in a saud-bank near Lawrence. II
this item should meet the eyes of Judge
Lynch he will probably recognize the
propritty of taking the first train which
pulls out for the historic city"
lies" Perry, of the Miami Republi-
can, thus throws down the gauntlet to
the agricultural editor of the Wichita
Eagle:
Arthur Murlin, fifteen year old boy
of Pania, planted fifteen acres of corn ON
the 18th of May, and now has corn
stalks which stand fiftee3 feet in their
stockings"
Atchison Globe: We have noticed
that while there are great many differ.
ent opinions on everything else. it is
generally agreed that the "sanctity Of
the home" should be respected. Per-
haps the reason of this is that every man
has occasion during his life to implcre
the charity of silence. This paragraph
is respectfully dedicated TO people who
talk u great deal.
Common wealth: Judge A. Fl. Hor-
ton, accompanied by Sir Stuart Hogg
and his son, Stuart Jr, are preparing to
visit various portions of the state to In.
spect the property OF the London Invest
ment company, of England. Sir Stuart
Hogg is the leading capitalist of thia
corporation, aud Judge Horton is chair
man af its American advisory board.
The gentlemen will go out on the Cen
trail branch as far as Irving, and on re-
turning will go down into Greenwood
and neighboring counties. The com
panY these gentlemeL represent is the
same which bought the large tract OF
land recently purchased from the Santa
Fe by the syndicate of Atchison gentle
men. Mr.. Hogg, Jr, to famiAarize him.
self with the practicsl side of life, has
arranged to take course at the State
Agricultural College, Manhattan. He
is already a graduate of the Geneva
University, Switzerland