The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-19
EDITORIAL NEWS NOTES.

timsted az 30. 900.
Indianapolis wants the next Republi-
can NaIIOuAl convention.
Atchisun has q new brass band, lawn
club, Gilty sAlOons. aud IA law and order
society.
The Usage City Free Press does not
know oH u single soldier Ia that county
whO 10 ROiag la attend the Denver IT.
union.
The buInine Of the sIsIe university OF
Indiana has inspired FeueEe.i eouiidence
among the Democrats in their ability L0
larry thai state next iaIi.
Atchison Globr: A great many peo-
pie md u convenient Ia regret very o.
ten IL Is n"t As easy Ia make living AZ
10 IL Ia mAkr lave.
John q. New 10 authority Er the
statement that Indiana " i'll n.t present
= Candidate Drisre GLc brx' Ilepabiican
cOuVeHIiO1 IOr prrsiieHt.
a rigId endorsement oil the D1Wning
law Ia Kansas CITY will, il Is predicted,
have tnr llect at niAk,nE fopeka the
",.,sl O.sp,iIm 5uu,la, rssurI ss,I al The
-hIas'sais.ir T'Vsr.
ILs'c IL tax t'i putting "a sL.nG I.,->-rI |
la h'~l.,J = dFuH sure NJ 1isleka, 10 |
mark the spUt where Major Audi rsOn
and Captain Ward held THAR famous
corPoreAl debate over Pat Coney.
A sWeItening public can scArcely hope |
for any mitigation Of the present txcit- |
ed condIlIon-og the mercury until such |
time when . day can tIapse without
the institution OF quo wATrantG proceed
ings at Topeka.
The MsthOdIsts intend establishing q
seminary In north western Kansas, 70 DO
known ~ the Northwestern Kansas Con-
fsreAce Seminary, and there Is lively
bidding for its location by different
towns.
A great many politicians profess 10
believe that Governor Click will not be
. candidate for reelection, but that he
will ask FOF = congregational nOminAtIOn
ON the Democratic ticket from his dis
trict.
The LaTned ChronOscOpe is ON its ear,
and fAvors the removal Of the capital
from Topeka because the people OF that
city shave officially declared their pur-
purpose OF nullIiying the laws of the
state.'
There 10 no telling yet how the Chan
dler boom will pan out 10 the New
Hampshire legislature. Mr.. Chandler
possesses what the elder Weller would
denominate "Wsrry wonderful powers
OF auction"
II 10 stated that the Qua House al
AtchiSon Is 70 be rebuilt, and distin-
guished entOmologisls from all parts of
the world are preparing ID gather in that
city when the work of razing the old
structure shall begin.
There are 80 200 90 acres Of land In
acres are unOccupied or unimprovsd. A
company has recently been organized at
Detroit 10 encourage Immigration and
negotiate the sale OF this now neglected
land.
Mr.. Beecher will spend portion of
his summer vacation IN Salt Lake City.
Thers ere certain points q analogy be-
tween that place and Brooklyn which
will doubtless aend 90 make his stay
there quite homelike and enjoyable.
II. Miles Moore and William Hook
were trying case In the Leaven worth
police court yesterday, when Hook told
Moore "a "shut up" Moore responded
BY throwing an inkstand ct Hook, which
struck him on the head.-AtchIsOn
Globe.
Yes. Miles will make = good Demo
cratic candidate tor congress in the |
First district.
Dennis Kearney WAS not permitted TO |
siQln the nOndcscript convention in Chi |
cs9o. He Immediately "hIred q hall" |
and gave his opinion of that convention. |
He described Its members "a follows:
Free trade, free rum, free love, God. |
forsAken, matchmaking, Ratchet faced |
crAnks aud profit monging dudes, who |
know as much about the labor question |
~ u hen does about heaven"
Topeka Journal: "The Ancient Or |
der or United Workmen IN this city and |
state have on foot now an enterprise |
whereby they propose to erect a mag
niaosnt lodge buildIng, costing at least
$4,000" Let the 4. o. U. w. study
the history Of u similar enterprise of the
Odd Fellows In LeavenwOrth before
they go too tar with their building pro-
ject. Win the Kansas City Journal haYe
the kindness 70 Inform rs who Il COVER
nor Of Ohio now. seeing It puts Charley
Foster down IS ex-governor. -
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