Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-05-01
KANSAS NEWS.
Iay is bal demand at KinsleY.


Sidney.
The Treasurer of Armourdale has de-
faulted.
Another big Touring mill is going up
in Oswego.
Perry has organized society of the
w. @. Il. U.
Another burglar has been arrested at
Lawrence.
The boys sre running barefooted in
Yates Center.
Horse thieves are troublesome in
Atchison county.
A new lodge of Odd Fellows has been
Instituted at Onaga.
Twelve new business houses around
the square in Toronto.
A Winfield poker player broke the
Medicine Lodge boys.
Leavenworth has resolved that the
wooden awnings must go.
The emigrant train on the Santa Fe
road has been taken off.
Atchison was visited in one day by
male and female detective.
The old Parsons mill at Parsons was
recently destroyed by fire.
Five boys were locked up at Abilene
for jumping on passing engines.
Coal has been found in Rice county
near the Mcpherson county line.
Half a dozen houses in Parsons were
burglarized in one night recently.
The "Wichita Fish Club" is late in
corporation. Object, amusement.
The residents of Cherokee are provid-
themselves with cyclone cellars.
Emporia has organized temperance
society with membership of 800.
Us. Beeler is the new postmaster at
Highland, viCe 0. S. Long resigned.
Another attempt has been made to
burn Burlington, but it was foiled.
The Fort Scott & Wichita road is to
be extended southwest from Wichita.
The Grand Lodge of Colored Masons
held its meeting in Parsons, April 18th.
Five hundred honey locust trees are to
be set out around the Court House at Os-
borne.
The new town of Cheney, Kingman
county, has elected it's first municipal
officers.
The Missouri Pacific is to be extend
ed south through WoOdson county ViG
Virgil.
The Linseed Oil Company is now an
enterprise at Leavenworth. Capital stock
100000.
An old man named Sherwin was
robbed of $50 on a train near AtchisOn,
recently.
Sedgwick photographic: J. C. Gretchen
brought into this office a rabbits head
on which were ten perfectly formed
horns.
Tom Drew, of Manhattan, has leased
the Burlingame fair grounds for training
purposes.
The Gate City Oil Company, of Wyan-
terprise.
Mound Valley has a salt well 72O feet
deep. The water is quite strong, and
flows freely.
Neodesha claims the credit of starting
the first car of corn to the Cincinnati
sufferers.
Leavenworth has a Citizens Mutual
Land Company. They dispose of their
property by lottery.
hundred Russian mulberry trees on his
farm north of Abilene.
The $500 running horse of Pruyn &
Pearsall, of Emporia, died recently OF
Inflammation Of the bowels.
The safe in Alex Lewis lumber office
at Lawrence was blown open by burglars
who failed to get anything, however.
The two Arabs who have been begging
in the larger Kansas towns for severa
weeks, were placed in the calaboose al
Emporia.
The twelve-horse ditching machine is
moving one thousand yards of earth pei
day onthe Eureka irrigating canal, neal
Spearville.
T. S. Proctor and Sam Robinson ex
changed shots at Sun City, Barber cOun
ty, but were disarmed before any one
was hurt.
Capt. John H. Smith of Columbus hal
been appointed Assistant Sergeant-at
arms of the National Republican Con
ventiOn.
Sidney Co1Ubey: Buck Parkins brought
into town two antelope, which were read
lily sold. They were killed near the TregC
county line.
Atchison proposes to compromise he,
city debt at par, with bond running
thirty years. at not more than four pc
cent. interest.
Jerry kaufman has been arrested a
Medicine Lodge, charged with forgin,
Ed. Whiteside's name to a certificate o
deposit for $3.50.
The Sterling Sugar Works will ado
new machinery and other improvement
the coming Summer, to the amount O
$4,000 or $4,000.
Two men were recently held up" a
Caldwell, but the thieves became fright
ened before they completed the searcl