The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1883-07-26
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Van iiennet1nrn.rIy printed a dry
lalr rtbcl naprs ~ I"wi
Foraker. 10, e publican candi.iist,. io'
gsyrru"e 81 Uar,, ran Ike IA easy wLilt
The IDrln.,esais aIe lighting E'r harmony
Sixtren carloads at oranges left l. e
Angeles. Cal. lately "a single day.
They numbered l, l35 900
The Rev. Henry Ward B,echer, who IL
now lectnri1g In the west, wilt visit
California. Oregon aud New Mexico,
and return home about October LIST
Jay Gould's tomb - TO cost $s5 600.
Or at Least that was the estimate Of the
architect before the strike among the tel
egraph operators Of the Western Union.
The Paula Spirit says thai "lhe main
cause of Clicks success was his snund
Democracy Il IS TO be hoped this will
be soothing Intelligence 10 the llepubli-
cans who voted for him.
The Ohio Democratic politicians arc
Incoming jealous OF Hoadly already,
and he Is now compelIed , come out and
say lac is not u candidate for pr,sident,
senator OF anything but governor.
A Hay City, Michigan, hank las won
smt sgainsI hotei keeper, holding
him responsible Tor the amount OF a
forged note which he Iu,l0rstsi ignSPani-
ly Cor guest who was stopping AZ sIsiB
hostelTie
Web Wilder, of the HiagatlIa World,
is iiitp-onc years Of age. II the com.
parison may be regarded AS admissible
in prohibition state, We might observe
that Web Is like good winc--the older
lac grows the better lac becomes.
In pursuance OF decree OF the SUI
preme court OF the state Of New York,
dated June A, 1888, in an action brought
by Miss Gabrielle Greeley against Mich
nlas Smith and others, the old Horace
Greeley farm at Chsppaqua. Weslches.
ter county has bern advertised 10 be sold
at public auction ON Saturday. Sefaem-
Der &.
Sam" Newell, an old miller on
Rocky Fork, Ohio. cut prominent fig.
ure in ihe nomination OF Foraker. He
says Foraker wouldn't have been NOM
mated for governor If it hadn't been
for him. lie wasn't at the convention,
and look no part in the preliminary
canvassing; but when "Benp was four
years old and fell in the mill.race, he
pulled him out and saved his lIfe.
DIR. Oliver $. Taylor, OF Auburn, N.
Y, the one surviving member of Dart
mouth Colleges class of 1903, is now
IN his 1O0th year Of life, and enjoys
perfect health of mind and body. He
has meyer been sick hut day and
half. and has never had headache.
The one slight attack of sickness oc-
cured some seVenty-three years ago.
AT an expense of $55O0OO Mr.. w. II.
Vanderbilt has procured Sir Philip
Miles celebrated Leigh Court collection
of paintings with which he will enrich
the art treasures OF the United States.
They include the we'll known works of
Rubens, Holbein, Poussin, Guido,
Raphael, Michael Angelo, Vernet, Cor
reggie. Velasqucz Titan, Caracci,
Leonardo da Vmci, Murille, Rembrandt,
Domenichino, and many others.
The Wichita Eagle recalls tho days
when Rev John IL. Barrows, now one of
Chicago's most'famous preachers, was
resident 81 Usage county. "The Barrows
family consisted of the father, mother
and two brothers. John II. and Walter
OF Walter Barrows we have not heard
In a long time. We remember that he
looked like the finer and more refined
pictures of Shakespeare. John II. Bar
rows when living in Kansas was not es-
tImaied at his true value. lie went
away from here, AMI rose tight up He
went Ca Paris. was stranded by the fail
ure of his bankers, but fortunately the
regularly minisiering clergyman at the
American chapel desired a vacation,
and Mr.. Burrows took his place until nc
was ready 10 proceed on his journey.
Returning 20 this country he took charge
Of a fine church at Lawrence, Mass,
then went 20 Boston, and thence came TO
Chicago, where he sits In the top row."