The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-01-01
KANSAS NEWS.
Dhort Cuttings From all Parts of the
State.


function City, ships thousand bar
tels Of flower ajweek.
The stone for the Topeka dam will
come from M9nhattan.
In Wichitahoafers around the opera
house door are arrested.
Several girls have been suspended
from the Salina high school.
One woman in Jefferoon county has
mad 300 pounds Of butter this season.
A man named Brown was convicted
1t Lawrence OF rape on his own daugh.
ser.
Yachting caps have just struck
Newton. The town should be quaran-
lined.
A Reno county man says no more
rains will be needed In that region un.
iii spring.
Many coal mines are being opened
In Kanas with greater OF less degree
Of success,
Forty thousand dollars OF old boom
paper was sued on at Atchison tho
other day.
A girls dormitory has been added to
Midland college at Atchison at cost
Df IS, 500.
Salina having secured the establish
ment Of paper mill, is now reaching
out after q sugar mill.
Newton has town clock. 1t has to
DO turned ahead q few minutes every
day to keep up with the town.
A senic show, with spectacular adj
vertising, has been keeping the men OF
Parsons home at night this week,
Coal is advertised ut so cents ton
In Pittsburg. This is cheaper than
corn cobs, to say nothing Of corn.
In southwest Kansas one man raised
six tons of broom corn from twenty
one acres. He sold it at $50 per ton.
Leavenworth has organized coop
erativc electric light company. Only
users Of light can become stockholders.
The Wichita Beacon has discovered
resident who refuses to read the die
tionary because 1t has no well defined
plot.
Native wine is selling on the
Wichita market for 80 cents u gallon,
At the joints worse retalls at two
drinks for quarter.
Amos A. Wilson, cashier OF tho first
nationol bank of Mcpherson, has been
appointed United States bank exam
liner. He 10 u very competent young
man.
The cotton crop in the southern tier
Of Kansas counties was unusually good
this year. The best fields were in
Montgomery and in Chautauqua
counties.
The Kansas press speaks Of divorce
cases by saying that today was di-
vorce day at the district court" They
do we'll to contine divorce cases to one
day in each term.
The Wicita Beacon claims that COWS
which are inclined to jump fences
should be restrained, because they are
not like boys. They do not jump to
show their skill in athletics.
Cherryvale has found vein OF coal
900 feet below the surface. 1t is said
to be twenty. seven inches thick, 1t
will make good reserve for the next
case OF overproduction OF corn.
The old banner Of the Second Kan
sas, which was stolen II ON the adju-
tant generals Office years ago, has just
been recovered. 1t was found in the
shop OF q relic hunter in Muncie, Ind.
The town of Anthony must be ahead
Of the county in one respect. The
Bulletin speaks of its two fire depart
ments II the town don't insist on
two mayors no serious danger may
result.
The Galena Times reports that 1.-THE
biggest zinc ore sale made for some
time was made by the Galena lead and
zinc company last week. The amount
was 1884, $3.50 pounds The company
also made the banner lead turn In, viz,
5000 pounds
Music is taught in the Newton pub.
lie schools. The instructor is an nc.
complished woman who is painstaking
and earnest in her work. The pupils
learn, and it is no trouble for the
school to turn out chorus OF 500 to
600 voices.
An Atchison county farmer assisted
woman flnacially in getting a divorce
with the intention Of marrying hen
himself. But she married the farm
hand and the farmer has been in.
formed by lawyer that while there's
kick coming he cannot recover hi'
money.
Last Saturday a man named Col
Inns, twenty-four years old, living I
half mile from Frankfort Marshal
county, went out to the wood pile ant
cut all the toes off his right foot will
an axe. His mother took the AK,
away from him and hid it, but hi