The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-02-14
OVER THE STATE.

II tnc OdILbOiNt Sld6uo Is buCu Dig
thing for New York, why don't the pee
pie of that city build it? They have
more money than the scho j children of
Kansas.
1t is morally certain now that Mr..
TOuzalin will remove the Kansas CAPT
tai to Argentine unless the Topeka board
OF trade interpose with another set of
resolutions.
1t is understood that Allen B. Lem
mon has agreed to give Judge Muse
page of the Newton Republican next
week for the publication of an article on
"The Pocket"
Tue new hotel at Eureka will be
opened with g grand house warming
on the evening of the 22d. 1t has been
leased by Mr.. McCollum. formerly land
lord of the Clifton at Florence.
Miss Thursby has secured date at
Topeka, and the press of that city are
already beginning to allude to her as q
gifted cantstrice" The untrammeled
west Is gradually catching on"
1t Is announced that the first school
house ever erected in Usage county
which was recently torn down, was at
one time the residence of NJ. NJ. MUIR
deck, of the Wichita cage. Marsh is
rapidly scaling the dizzy ladder to fame.
The Democratic papers of the Second
district are already beginning TO make
double-leaded appeals to the scattered
elements" to "Organize" They will
have to resort to plea slugs before they
get away with Farmer Funston's bag
gage.
The nav Leavenwoith paper, the
Fee Lance, is an open advocate of the
odious Free-Loye doctrine. 1t also pro-
claims that the personal liberty" party
may lynch ST. John If the prohibition
lists push their prosecutions much
farthur.
Aaron NJ. Cory, an ole n sident of
Lawrence, committed suicide by hang
ing himself Monday morning. Some
respect should be paid to the memory OF
man who manifested such courage
Gus determination to get away f ON the
"Historic City"
A New York physician ascribes most
of the pulmonary and bronchial disor-
ders of the day to overheated public
conYeyances. This probably is the rea-
son why Kansas City doctors advise
their consumptive patients to ride in the
Corrigsn street cars.
Mr.. Herman, who made some reputa-
tion as the editor of the Okalona (diss.)
States some years ago. has started pa
per in Leavenworth called the Sunday
Free Lance, II anybody likes TO read
irothy and cranky slush they will find II
In the Lance. Judging from extracts IN
our exchanges. They had bttier send
for copy soon, as there will not be
many OF them issued.
Ell Dorado r publican: A stranger
has no idea of the vast amount OF corn
being shipped from tAIs county until he
pays q visit to- the various shipping
points and sees the long string of wagons
waiting fer IN. ir turn TO be weighed
HundrI ds OF wagon losds are b ing sold
here every day, and so it is all over the
county. Kansas can supply the world
with corn this year ard the supply still
not be exhausted.
J A prominent Democrat Of Southern
Kansas informed usyeste. d ~ that he il
in correspondence with other prominent
Democrats all over the Second district
and the general C inclusion amoug tn,
} Democracy is that Funston will b
; elected by four or i've thousand major
lily. The Democrats will It touch Mr.
Riggs, and will either vote for Funston
: whom they consider solid. sensibl,
: man, or stay away from the election
, Our informant is very cOnfident tina
what be says VIII turn out TO be true.