Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-02-21
Ed.t1isl Corss2eneenes

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ASK week. Prof. Miller who has
charge of Ike ASylum for the Bh & at
Wyaudoue came up with a number Of
young people from that institution, and
gave o public enter .ainment in Repre-
ssntuti Hall. This enterrair ment
consisted Of an Grafton by enc Of the
yourg ladies, W hich was fun Of noble
sentiment and fine poetic pictures; q
num- Der Of Rotations by another young
lady, rendered in q manner that " ould
be credit 90 an s'uculionist; several
piano duets, from tho old masters, be-
ing the cl OIcosL classical selections;
ard number of fine solos, duets and
quintet es. There We q number Of
excellent voices amrrg Them, and not
the Least, by any means was that of
Miss Angel, whose parents 70 lae "
lived in philips rouniy. met the
young lady Of er the entertainment: and
sic ~ a. much plcaS, 10 hear from her
old home. Il is indeed 2. atty ing to
know HAT the great slate o. kansas j.
making sur h ample p divisions for the
comfort aad even cuItme of her union
tuna.e cilizens. As a resident of Kan.
sas, am pr, uG Of her chari able iusti-
tutions. hey speak language more
p qusut than words, ana the eyi
dences Of 4 higher type OF ciY,liz ltion-
the culture Of the heart as well as the
head.
The house adjournCd last Saturday
noon, and quite number Of the mem
b,r~ went lone TO spend Sunday with
their families, cone ,uently. the auel-
dance va laIher slim on MOI day, Al d
owing 10 hat fact an attack was made
prime paly ON local bills, aud are ready
TO run the gauntlet of The Senate.
We are glad 10 ecold The fact that
there is lite al amount # sound horse
sense in our l,gis AZURE One thing has
esl ecially d, monstraied it The first
bill inIr duCed in The House was one to
change The rame OF ST. J, I'm county,
and this WIS follow, d up by a shower
oi uni al bills, ste coy ped in the old
4 nsgogue Sly lie. Whether this exhi-
biuon OF craftsmanship arose tr, IN the
fact that authors the cot could formu-
late no broader leg Station, or, that
they wished 10 show lh,ir astuteness TO
sn admniIg bul elamorng constituency
viii peri apps never be known. How
ever this may be, those embryonic
en-, Citations that we've he2olten ia gloly
ard ec at. tell into the hpnd OF a c. M
mi' &c of seuse, and they were ,muth-
e., IN early Conception. The legi>la-
ure oi Kansas, mot uuh ersal be-
Rcve al al ). hn +. ST. J, hn is "A shvster
aud a dcmsgoguei but they are abo, e
the lily twadd advoca eu by some Of
tie nan"w pres o The country al ST.
John county vii remain upon he maps
Oi Kansas rs fuI merry.
y 4, m cal Incident ,ccurl ed in The
u'use las II nday, As a buiI sque
upuu a. q bills t. Change the name IF
-, j, hu comfy, 5, me time ago. Mir.
Welt. Of Cherokee cuun y, iuir, duced
a b.u 10 change the name OF Butler
County u lA,k Woud county. SO on
Mon day, thin King that the joke had
gone isr enough Mr " eilif moved
that ihe onncuag clause he stricken
from the biIl-Ihis Of course W, uld Iii
1t. But the motion was lost aud The
committee OF tie Whole came wi hin
one Vote Of Iecomm, ndiBg the bin for
passage.
G. }. Lamb. Of Kirvin, Tas rustieat-
ing ar, urd he ap 'al last week, but
said thrie wasn't exc,t, nent q. ough TO
suit hini h,te, SO he took hi departure
for more tirriug ceue- Of cudi-5.
Last Monday MIR Kr,tun Introduced
House Corcu, rent Resolution, di,sp-
'r"Niug # iAe ecti,u OF Mr. Bacon. nf
Kama one o: The comm tee VIII" in
'i''d Jeff PAWS TO icipa'e in the
l'cei ti"n of cd Hbert, bell "a the New
orean exposition Al thqt tina NJ.
B ron took -cc.si.u Ia make a 81 e,ch
g ve'ing bim~r,f with glory there 7.
2 h" $50 ech was p good ore. Il + crrz.
,ai' " p ~ 'ed a. event +. n toy. at
: or.d Expo itior, To associate that