The Globe-republican., 1895-10-24
An inch Of snow at Goodland.

An inch of snow at Goodland
i Bill Higgins has sold his Topek
homestead.
Topeka is greatly excited over Char
ley McCabe's new baby.
Leavenworth is to have an Ami
carnival October 10Th.
2Twice-a-week papers don't paw 1,
once-a-week towns in Kansas.
Leavenworth is preparing to cree
a county high school building.
Twenty counties in Kansas have haf
old soldiers reunions this fall.
The impression is growing that In
dian summer has struck Kansas on
time.
The Burlingame Chronicle has be.
gun its thirty-third year. Kansas is
getting old
st. Benedict's college at Atchison
has taken a boom since the faculty for
babe foot ball.
The Canton Republican and the
Moundridge Journal have become the
Canton Champion.
Twenty-Five little fellows were ar
rested in Lawrence for engaging in a
charivari party.
Colonel w. S. Tilton, whose platform
IS common sense, says the the mil
lion club has gall bladder.
w. H. Mcbride, formerly state in
surance, adjuster, will go to Seattle,
Washington to practice law.
The latest newspaper failure in Kan
sas may be charged to the editor, who
parted his name in the middle.
The Hiawatha committee of safety
has been instructed 10 ask John Seaton
to build an opera house there.
DIR. Henry Williams of Keokuk. Ia,
has been appointed surgeon at the
asylum for deaf and dumb.
The enthusiastic Gar den City Imprint
describes the display of irrigation ma
'hinery at the recent county fair as
grand
The towns of Madison, Gridley and
IeRoy will ship a carload of chickens
California. The car will contain
ZOO fowls.
The ella monster, which was in the
University collection. is dead. That's
mother thing Challinor will have to
nswer for
A Topeka physician says, that in
roportion to tie population, Topeka
as more doctors than any city in the
nited States.
Congressman Long is trying to Sc
ire the old TT. Dodge reservation for
soldiers home and has succeeded
wing the sale postponed. This is al
and move.
Pittsburg has coal company COM
sed entirely of minerf. They have
shaft ready to begin hoistinR coal
is mutual affair md tbs expenses
d profits are ehafed equally and each
ember does his share of the work.
By the recent decision of the SUI
eme court two nominees for Judge
the Twenty-siXth district were let
t and Butler and Greenwood coun-
IS became part of the Thirteenth
esided over by Judge jackson.
Leavenworth man has sued for
vOrce and asks the court to divida
e property equally, as his wife
lred to make it. Yes, Leaven.
,rth man.
Colonel john +. Newliini Of Lawrence .
ID of paralysis Monday morning. :;
was prcsn'aent lawyer and for. :
'rly .ne,,sber of the Kansas City, .
T., Oar, He was lieutenant colonel /
the Che Hundred and Third Ohio.
8on. U. A. Woodbury., Governor Of
rm3ht, Congressman II. H. Powers =
the same state and Z. B. Merriam
Topeka have formed a partnership /.
buy up $50, 900 Bushels of Kansas a
m as an investment against higher :,
Irket. They have put SIS, 900 into /.
e pool and already have secured
J. OOc bushels of corn in Reno county.
evators have been secured at Pauline :.
I'm the Santa Fe railroad.
abides at the good old t
wn of Eudora. Everybody has a Sc
nix account and a cellar full of win =
: stores. People Town their own 7
uses and the hearse house has not h
en- opened for months. Merchants \
Y cash for goods and receive the ad-: ,
ntage of the discount. 1t is heav- 3,
for boys and girls who fish in tho .
akarusa, boat on it in summer or +.
ate on it in winter. Up IN the woods , =
distance the boys find good swim =
ng holes in season. Just now duck =
nting is good. There are no .:sets" :,
Eudora. :
As result Ut the expedition. Of frof. d
.cho INA A,.a-;oo =, ynuSC ~S>,a OF SS4. q