The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-05-22
NOrEs ANp MOTIONS.
There VIII be NO third term move
ment this wear.


There VIII be no third term move
ment this year.
OF all sad words, York bankers say,
the saddess are these. We cannot pay"
The true causes of the Wall street
panic will not be known until the patent
inside papers of Kansas are issued next
week.
It is shrewdly intimaied that Sid
Clarke Joined the Oklahoma boomers at
the earnest solicitation OF the govern
ment.
Nobody ever made success of 'anY-
thing to beat Grant," till the 'old man.
struck Ward, the banker.
Rhode Island savings-banks have $751;
AGO. POS intrusted to their care by 100. 4S2
depositors. Rhode Island is an inviting
field for Ward.
"Ps, what are puts and calls on
Wall streetg" "Well, a man puts his
money in a brokers' hands and when he
calls for 1t 1t Is all gone"
The National Wool Growers conven-
ton meets at Chicago May 10. Kansas
will haye a representative delegation in
attendance.
A financial thunder storm is a good
thing. There is q class OF gamblers
who do not always take the precaution
of erecting lightning rods.
We understand Sidney Clark has
Joined the "Oklahema boom" That
settles it. The boys have our sympa
thy. They did not deserve this.
A Topeka comment on Modjeska's
Rosalind: al like her harness well
enough, but when it comes to acting
Rose Lisle can just knock the stufin'
out OF her."
| In Sweden q man who has been drunk
three times loses the right of suffrage.
1t is hardly necessary to ado that there
is no Democratic party IN Sweden.
A man may be amply qualified tor
the position of President of the United
States, and yet lack many elements
necessary to the make up of good base
ball umpire.
The financial ruin of ex-senator Chat
fee is due to the marriage OF his daugh-
ter with the son OF Gen. Grant. Hus-
bands that travel on their names come
high, but the girls must baYe them.
If some method could be devised for
suppressing FiIz John Porter and the
Mississippi river there would be absO
IutelY no further need for Democratic
congressman In this country.
Philadelphia Press: Matthew Ar
mold is complaining of the dinners hC
received in this country. This confirms
+ the suspicion that somebody gave Mr.
Arnold a dinner in Chicago and forgot Il
include pie.
The alumni association OF Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, vii
found professorship of pathological
anatomy In memory of the late DIR. S. d
Gross, and the American Medical Asso
: citation will erect his statue in eithe
F.. Philadelphia or Washington.
In all the speculative markets bus
ness is getting rapidly toward soil
basis. The water element is passing of
and people who operate upon margin
are seeking other employment. TIL
midsummer months will constitute
good period for placing trade in all II
branches upon legitimate basis.
= The Rock Island railway has bee
= selected, we learn, by the committee o
transportation as the route for the KaI
sas delegation to the Republican nation
al convention at Chicago. Many Other
will go oyer this favorite railway. Pa
i ties desiring to secure sleeping car a.
b Communications can do so by apply ing
u John Sebastian, the general western pa
senger agent, 532 Main street, Kans,
It City, Mo.
" This is the way the st. Louis Post Di
e patch makes the st. Louis people fe'
l. happy: "The cattle business is no
q nearly as big thing as the nations
government, and q cattle conYentiO
y such as St. Louis will enjoy next fall
&c in every way bigger thing than
l. national political convention, or even
It session of congress.
% The postofice department received r
Gently the following brief but compr
"a hensive letter from G. NJ. Gregg, pos
Ts master at Mutt, New Mexico: "O'
TT town has gone to the sweet bye and by
d. only one family left. 1 respectfully 7
ID sign my position as postmaster her
sr Westward the star of empire takes
way and also the postmaster"
at Globe Democrat: A lawyer actual
IF died OF starvation the other day in Co
b. cord, N. II. The fact Is melancholy,
re course; but at the same time it is grs
i'd ificatIon to know that the limit as
s lawyers has at last been reached, ar
that there are now uDquestionab
~ enough of them in the world to do a
" the business. This ought to make ha
a vest hands a good deal more plentit
n this season.