The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-02-22
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

Ex-Governor Thos. A. Osborne stsitet
to-day on his return to Brazil. aeconIpa
MED by his vile
The married name of Louise Mon
tague, the $4,000 beauty of Forepaugh'
"unrivslled aggregation, p is Mrs. Paului
Keyser
The unequivocal position of Gov
Click in favor of shoFt-horns is highly
gratifying to The advocates of prohibit
tion in Kansas.
In harmony with the aesthetic tend
ency OF the hour, il is announced ,ha
Milt. Reynolds is about to .'saiI in or
the railroad fight.
The vote in the house on prohibition
seems TO indicate that IL is aboat time
for me 10 quit 'mOnkeying' with she
buzz-sag."-GOv.G Click.
THAT man Anderson. Of Kansas, is a
daisy and no mistake. He will never
want for . job Is long as | have any ami.
mails TO siir up Adam Forepaugh
J. z. Rastali, editor of the Usage Coun-
ty ChreaIcie. thinks there are thirty five
saloons in Usage county We would pre-
fer taking the figures OF Jake Admire
on that question. 3
AOdjeska says that Anderson must
fall IN love before she can be seen at her
best. We have long suspected tha
Mary's complete dramatic success hing
ed upon visit to Emporia
The New York Sun (vlolent Bourbon)
has become 30 much disguised with the
official conduct of Governor PattIson of
Pennsylvania that it calls for the APP
Dointment OF guardian for him.
81 see by the papers that the piano of
Minnie Hauk fell though a trap door at
Kansas City the other night ! seem TO
be occupying position on the extreme
left, so TO speak. Emma Abbott.
Senator elect Sabin, of Minnesota.
laughs at suggestion that he may be an
Independent in the senate. He says that
he Is Republican of the Frye stripe
which Is Straightforward for anything.
Sweet accusations of bad faith are be-
ing banded about between the follow
ers of Messrs. Bowen and Tabor, of Col
orado. Ifthere is any Truth 10 the old
adage, honest men may now expect to
get their dues.
Mr.. Townsend IL q Phillips county
pauper who lives at the expense of the
x-payera, and also drew $50 a month
pension from the United States govern
meni. Il is not stated what part of Ohio
Mr.. Townsend came from.
A coyote admirer of Writ Walton
wants a congressional district provided
especially for that gentleman. There is
no estimating the political influence in
Kansas of man who owns a tavern, a
livery stable and brass band.
1t lie stated that Mr.. Townshend, OF
Illinois, finds 3 slight measure of relief
by the employment of Mr. Conkling's
recipe for bruises, and that he now char.
| acterIzes the congressman from the Sec
| Ond Kansas district as "that man Has.
kell."
Kansas City Times: Perhaps MIR
Reeriell rescues the government from
| an embarrassing situation. 1t was moi
at all improbable, from the remarks Of
Col. IngersOll. that the injured star rout
ers intended to sue the United States fol-
defamation of character.
There is lurking suspicion in the
public mind that Mr. Hoffman, the vir.
tuous prodigy from Dickinson county
| who makes the sweeping assertion tina.
''all the daily papers of this state and
Kansas City have been bought up by
the railroads" is waiting to be 'seen."
Atchinson Champion: Mr.. Michae
MalOney, who has been appointed bJ
the governor and confirmed by thu
senate as q member of the state boarC
of charities, is not from Greenwood
county, as first reported, but is resi-
dent Of EmpOria. The News says BIZ
is good to the poor, and so is a suitable
member OF the board of charities. Fur
Their information respecting Mr.. Maloney
will be given as fast as obtained
"Gath" would not be surprised to SCI
= big boom for John A. Logan for tn,
presidency. He has been travelling
through Ohio, Illinois and Indiana, ant
says he had only slight idea of 10
gan's strength until ne came upoa tn,
field of 1t, and 1t seemed TO grow OIL
contemplation. II may not be out o
place TO add, In This connection, iha
Gath" now enjoys the proud distinction
of being the equatorial liar of The nine
tenth century.