The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-01-22
KANSAS NEWS.
short Cuttings From all Parts of the
State.

dred students,
The open winter is causing anxiety
to the ice men.
The call Kelley patients students
In Leavenworth.
Fort Riley has sixty-six buildings
heated by steam.
Salt miners at Lions receive IS, 500 a
month for wages.
Kansas corn averages twenty-eight
bushels to the acre.
Two missionaries for Africa left Law.
renee last Tuesday.
Leavenworth streets are lighted by a
lot Of new arc lights.
Miss Alice E. Grandson is q lady
druggist at Greenleai,
There are twenty-five newspapers in
Kansas edited by women.
T. G. Chadwick had leg mashed
in hay press at Vermillion.
Cattle running in stock fields are re-
ported dying in several localities,
There were $50 marriage licenses is.
sued last year in Washington county
The democratic editors Endorsed Kan
sas City as d site for national conven-
ton.
MedicineLodge gypsum is being used
on the public buildings at Washington,
ID. G.
The Hutchinson Southern Railroad
is getting ready to push toward the
gulf.
Roller skates have again been adopt
ed in Holland as a proper source OF
amusement.
Seven out Of eight lawyers that lived
in Atchison in 1865 are still there and
are prosperous.
There are just thirty candidates dis
appointed at the result of the supreme
court clerk contest.
The state Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor met at Wamego
with 100 delegates.
One-third OF the Kansas space at the
worlds fair will be given to the exhibit
Of the state university,
The Arkansas Valley Land and Irri-
cation company have $500 acres in
wheat west OF Pawnee county.
The board of managers has adver-
tised for bids for Kansas building at
the Columbian exposition.
The mldwinter campaign in Stevens
county does not strike the average Kan
sas militia man as u picnic.
Atchison's brick industry has dwin-
died from paying basis to nothing.
None will be made this season.
Wichita wholesale grocers won their
suit before the Kansas railway commits
zion, and all will get better rates.
AS the result of twenty-four prayer
meetings in one day at Newton, the
evening roundup consisted of 100 con-
verts.
Russell county, away west on the
prairies, took the prize banner at To
peka for the largest delegation OF
teachers.
Hattie Horner, a poetess OF local re-
pute in Butler county is after the re-
publican nomination for county super
Miss Nina Lillian Morgan, of Law p,
renee, has published o book called
'The Slumber Song" which is highly
spoken Of
A German on Deer creek, near Long
Island, sowed ten bushels of oats to
shade field OF alfalfa and harvested
LOCO bushels Of oats.
The notices of Senator Plumb's
death are being collected by his secre-
tary for preservation in scrap book
to be presented to Mrs. Plumb,
Benson the condemned murderer,
on receiving his reprieve is said to
have congratulated himself that he did
not succeed in committing suicide.
Vandalia has a dramatic company
which presents "A Desperate Game or
Saved at Last. d" 1t is presumed the
audience takes " hand in the deal,
Kansas editorials are still chiefly
about Governor Humphrey and his
course in the senatorial appointment.
Nothing else has appeared to discuss,
On account Of the excessive heat in
July a young peoples society in Girard
has advertised Fourth of July enter
tainment on the evening of January 10.
Female rights had a practical illus
tration at Anthony last week. In the
absence of the probate judge his dep
uty, Miss Eva Latham, issued several
marriage licenses,
Several fatal accidents resulting
from indiscriminate and careless use Of
Flobert rifles and similar weapons
have reused Topeka citizens to demand
an ordinance against them.
Kansas wheat fields are mostly in
good condition and the acreage is large
A weak stairway at Topeka gave