The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-31
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A woman life insurance agent coess an excelent
business IN Wichita. Kansas.
From twenty to thirty degrees below'zero was the
temperature OF Wy omiug's Christmas weak weather.
In The large. expressive style OF tho great West the
Hretna Seb Rmtrr tells about doctor of that place
who look tapcwo-m from a man soventeen feOt
long"
Sadly suggestive ia the fact that in Topeka the
heart OF tn" fopnst country and headquarters OF the
Popust party. tor'y.onc people died in the In.
sane asylum during tho present year.
Chicken raising IS profitable and important
kansah industry Five tons OF poultry shipped Ga
one tram from Newton for Denver Christmas week
and another town. In Nemahn county, sends two car.
loads OF poultry every month 10 San Francisco
Prnne culture is assuming ab. i'm portanes
as profitable industry in tho Pacific States In some
parts OF Oregon reported OF the pron,.
able crops in the past year so. and many farmers
have lifted heavy mortgages from their farms by the
pronts OF their prune orchards.
Eighteen car loads OF bArrelled oysters agereRatns
weight OF 31 900 pounds were shipped to tho West
one train from Baltimore tho Saturday night pre-
ceding Christmas week. This the largest single sEp-
ment of oysers made from Baltimore in several Year,.
Twelve loads also went out by express the sans
day.
Woman seems to be getting considerable show In
Kansas Just now. and Mrs. Lease will. after . whila
only be one Of crowd. In Leavenw worth tho candi.
dary OF Mrs Frank Lynch for Posmstress is strongly
endorsed by all classes and crseds and also the
efforts OF Mrs W. W. Sargent to secure similar once
at IIolton
A decree issued by King Philip w. of Spain to
Count &c Galvez. Captain. General OF New spatn or.
dering and providing funds for the building the old
sea wall that still exists at St. Augustine Fla, 10
printed by tho Florida Times Union. 1t Is dated At
Madrid Sept 30. 1891 and decides question often
discussed about the age OF the wall.
"A vein OF onyx was discovered in Garfield county
Washington recently. which tho report of an expert
nineralogist who visited and xamned tho find week
or 50 since shows to be of cons derable extent and
probable value. The possible extent of the mines
1000 acres. and openings for mile show ten.foos
vein. The people OF the vicinity claim that their
county IL possessed Of the only onyx mines in the
In tied States.
Tho missing word malad ymania. which plaeusA
ana devastated Great Britain for two month"; until
tho law stopped 1t a week ago. has somehow
evaded quarantine and effected landing here. In
various parts OF the country East and West. certain
publications. daily and weekly arc trying to tasa
feature" Its wonderful success as circulation
sweier In Great Britain will scarcely be repeated b.
fore he American public.
Tho recent hard times In Kansas have brought
good times for some people. and certain recent hap
penngs show that not all Western mortgages M
profitable. 4 banking company of Atchson took in q
quarter section OF land in Phillips county. KansAs.
SAurinH the hard times. which 1t had mortgage
$780, Last week 1t sold tho farm for 1000 cash.
pront OF something like 81 800 in addition interest,"
This company Is reported to DO selling land every day
At n considerable profit.
Don't read when milking: tho needs the
whole OF your attention" advised President Erwin
of the State Darypg Association at farmers insti-
tute held at Lees Summit. Mo-, last week. Now hun.
dreds OF embryo professors and Presidents all
State are celebrating whether they will give up Greek
or milking. History tells OF great who studied
Latin at the anvil. but IL President Erwins words be
needed history will fail to tell OF great Nissourans
no acquired the science OF political economy in odd
half hours tho milking stool
--HOne-a.go. chief Of ono OF the bands Of Usage
Indians claimed TO be tho richest tribe people
ord. visited Kansas City last week. bought his nrSt
derby nat. and had great time. Thera are now $40
osages and they have to their credit In the Govern
ment treasury about 81 100000 own ZOO 900
Of excellent land. and do not cent. Their In.
per capita Ii $50 per quarter The big chief
treated to dizzy round OF sight seeing. from the
stock yards to comic opera ana the FIRE department.
and of his most frequent expressions In juns
amt in it," II WAS discovered that he had ideA
what this phrase meant but bad learned 1t from his
guide who had made the remark pretty frequently on
the way to town in describing what the red man would
sec there.
Five Congregational clergymen Of California In the
past few weeks have over to the Unitarian faith.
four OF them to take pastoates In that demon
Ono of them took his entire congregation with him
Into fold. Among these Ave ministers 10 tho
Rev. Theodore Haven, n Of the late Bishop z. q.
Haven. who was prominent divine OF the Methodist
demon nation and Chancellor OF the Methodist College
at prominent Unitarian minister or Calls
foyua these changes but individual instances
in strong movement toward unitarlanism in the
West. lie says that DR. Scott. prominent Methodist
and President OF the ohio state University has asked
his letters OF dismissal from tho Methodist Church
because OF his Unitarian sympathies. Dr. Thomas OF
Chicago estimates that there are At leastA hundred
Methodist miniAers who would Join the Unitarian DO
nomination IL they could ind support.
-Ihe author Of Beautiful Snow ia automatically
located in pretty much every town In the Union,
but special department will be needed In the next
census locate and enunerate the owner OF the rst
Columbian Fair dollar sold 10 tho public.
Only -four OF tho proud possessors have SHOWN np'n
Omaha. bnt each has papers to sho" Tor s or Nor
claim, Col Moynihan received tho very iFst com 'o1
from an election Commissioner ana county Judge"
Chicago who bought II for HIM. An omaha receive"
tfrom a gentleman friend m Hi'as' '"HE' wv
Chicago representative bought inc "r'""' va, 49,
taken from the first krg H'.iNrIeL anu S'''. " W -
by specia, engine. Another l0morab' ss"'e'" ~
ceyei the very fIsi CON w h''n'"t "A', ~
on.h, ,,,,,.u,nn Il. T., waite! the MS com sou ou'
the bidding went nyes As Dr'L ne "a' NV Ao'".
him ard TOOK /. .ulu ,i0; d. '.' 'o, 80 :" -. sc
pIuyed uc,wo.u IL" re- '' ''a ''''''"'' ""N
no mr., al, - .i.'. no l''''-fap"'
" n, ,.rI' unier IN, Tennessee jim
c-c,, I,y ui rprr mrrs railroad companies 10 PRO.
.,. .., f.r wl.Gte and negro passengers and
',. ,.n ..n.Ans of the races on trains. WAS
| ,.,', ..rn !, py the Davidson county Grand Jury.
..-.. IN alrh the complaint is by "nlortd Iassen'
ora .,..-.,.. white folk invaded ~" ssnHu'y OF mo
: In, rr - " car and would not leave t. William hdd
,,., ,uI.y.!. and Nashville Railroad was conductor
. rareon,n aaai ION tram running between HsshNlHs
II,,r,nsvtll. Ky three months ago. and the c0h'
rlnauts arge that one morning u" rrTm.t"' sn'eIA'
fute persons enter ~ coach reserved 'f co'ofea
,u,sery.rs an | they rod" mo Nashville Ihh FORCING
their co;n,ary an the 'oI'TeA passengers AH""s. Wv
lstters wishes refusing to leave tho car because 'hes
ws,. N, asher rruuiiuodations, Tho Grand jury rs
,urrea true bIl against Kiti and 'Aplm Tor ms ar
,.,, is in IN. laud. ot detectives. II Is believed thas
| new! surrender aui the railroad company WI" "''
| the rursti,ultorslity OF tile law.
| Arifuiiy Approached.
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