The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-11-27
OYER THE STATE.
lodge City wants a $50, 600 hotel

AtchIson county is 10 have new jail.
EIdoradO is pining for second class
city honors-
Nickerson has a new lodge of knights
of Pythias.
Sumner county is 10 have grand
jury next month.
The WamegO Dancing club closes its
shops" at IL 80 p. m
Howard rejoices in the possession of
First National bank.
Madison wants 70 be Incorporated as
q city of the third class
The Evangelical Lutheran synod con-
veEes to-day at Topeka
There are now 2i2 young Indians in
Haskell Institute, Lawrence.
The "Sunfiower" road has just b ,en
completed to Conway Springs
The Southern Kansas road now rams
Its trains to Attica, Harper county.
The Kansas State Horticultural so che
tY meets at BurliDgame, December 16
TO IS.
In some portions of the state the
Hessian fly is reported as damaging the
wheat.
Numbers of cattle are dying from
some unknown cause in the vicinity of
Humboldt.
The first sermon IN Wichita was
preached by the Rev. James s. SaxbY. a
Baptist minister.
Mcpherson Methodists expelled one
of their number from the church for at
tending circus.
Wyandotte is the most depseIy popu-
lated county in Kansas. II averages l75
to the square mile.
The editor of the Wabaunsee County
News is In luck. He has received
$1,000 back pension.
A county sorghum mill Ia Butler
county manufactured this season l2O,-
OO6 gallons of sorghum.
Rev. John Cerehini, nat!ye Walden.
sian and an evangelist among his people,
preached at Topeka Sunday.
at Olaihe last week two prominent
and respected business men, both under
80, were buried the same day.
A. K. ThurstOn of Marshall county
has raised on his farm, on the Blue, 100
to ITO bushels of corn to the acre
Abe Sieinberger has changed the name
of his paper from the GrenolA Chief to
the Hornet. He will make it hum.
Weber, the Topeka crook who Great
eli such a sensation about six weeks
ago, mas gone crazy and bee n released.
1t Is expected that Kansas newspapers
will be kept on file at the headquarters
of the Kansas department at New Or.
leans.
There Is Quaker settlement near Rose
Hill, Butler county, that numbers $50
persons. That is a good thing for Butler
county.
Judge Foster opened the first term OF
the United States District court held in
the new government building at Topeka
Monday.
| j. w. Crawford. editor of the Kinsley
Graphic, has been arrested on the charge
of criminal libel, growing out of county
politics.
James Wilson of Girard recently ex-
hibIted 1141E pound squash grown on
his farm. Kansas Tyre and Wichita
Eagle please copy.
The Kansas Prairie Dog is the name
OF a new paper at Lake City. Barber
county. Long may its tail wsg" is the
wish of an exchange.
Greenwood county defeated an $780,
600 bond proposition for the Kansas
City s. Southwestern railroad last week
by about 600 majority.
/ Hrzleton, Barbour county, is ten
months old and has $4,000 business
block, a bank with II capital of $50, 600
aud an 5000 frame school house.
The Democrats are in a majority a
Fort Leavenworth. General Augur il
a red-not Democrat, and peddled Cleve-
land and Hendricks tickets on election
day.
hOOut 1ojOOV ISAdS OoDleS nave OSeI
sold this year at Dodge, Kansas. They
ranged in prices from SIS to $55 pei
head, averaging about $35. and aggre.
eating $45O.OOO.
Sam Wood has gone into company
with Dave Payne and, with several 9th
ers, they have organized the "Topeks
Town company" and located their place
OF business on the southern Kansas line
opposite Oklahoma.
The Methodist district conference a
Wellington this week discusses, among
other questions: Should pastor il
any official way ever be connected will
party politics" II is expected Broth.
Kelly will take hand.