The Globe-republican., 1895-11-21

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an assistant attorney general and then
the fireworks
Webb McNall, who has been looking
ror fight, has finally got one. So
Miller is after him.
1t is estimated that $4,000 finger.
will be frost bitten this season gath
ering Kansas corn.
Utah seems to have cut the dash
Oklahoma should get together and
pull for statehood.
! One of the janitors of the state house
lives in Wichita county, where he ranks
as an Honorable"
Malcolm Williams, the .:actor man.
is now playing in the ''War of Wealth.
| on the Pacific coast.
An Atchison girl believes that with
four weeks of good skating ice this
| winter She can be married before
spring.
With forty-five divorce cases in the
Montgomery county court the odds are
all against the probate Judge being
able to show in front.
An Abilene young married couple
will 60 on wedding tour to India,
where, after brief honeymoon, they
will become missionaries.
After carefully considering their
credit with the town surgeons forty
men at Abilene have signified their
willingness to play foot ball.
An Atchison woman, according to
the Globe, would not go to see ''Rich-
elieu" played because she didn't like
these Shakespearean tragedies
A Burlingame lad swallowed a
whistle the other day. He should
move to the sea coast where whistling
''buoys" are of practical benefit
The Westmoreland Record gives a
graphic account of the earthquake at
Charleston, Mo-, but omits any men
tion of the event at Westmoreland.
The Lawrence Journal shows Yam
kee traits. 1t is astonished and
.
know what the Atlantic Monthly is.
The man who is selling Blaine's BIZ
ography in Coffeyville is finding out
how really insignificant the Maine
man was compared with the Daltons.
1Leavenworth will have its first foot
ball game Thanksgiving. There isn't
a better place on earth than Leaven-
worth in which to celebrate foot ball
victory.
William Scully, Lord Scully, who
has recently taken out naturalization
papers in this country owns 5000 acres
in Marshall county, $4,000 in Marion
and 5000 in Butler.
George w. Jones, who used to stroke
with much pride great, long, stringy
beard and bob up biennially as favor
ite son of Linn county, is now princi-
al of the Wetmore schools.
All Lawrence is aroused over the
charge of ST. admission to the Kansas
Missouri foot ball game at Kansas
City Thanksgiving. Lawrence people
want the two for a nickle size.
5 At the marriage of Kansas mayor.
which took place in Illinois, they had
fried chicken, which made all the
guests sick. This should be a lesson
to Kansans to get married at home.
A Kansas man has been appointed
bishop of Philadelphia. Now if the
old city is not walked up we may as
well conclude that nothing less than
the trumpet of Gabriel can break her
slumbers!
An Abilene man VINO is going with
his young wife as missionary to In
dia is going to trust the Lord for sus-
tenance. If that plan would work
there would be no sense in anybody
leading western Kansas.
A Burlington man has gone into the
courts because the city tried to prevent |
him from poisoning all the well water |
in his neighborhood by using his well |
for sewer. A good treatment would |
6e to put the man in his well and put |
the lid on.
J. d. Bowersock of Lawrence has
purchased the law library of the late
Judge S. o. Thatcher, and will give it |
to his son Jus, who will this year COM
plete his course in the Harvard law !
school. The library is a very fine one !
and as complete an any private law
library in the state.
The new number of the Agora is |
out. The number includes articles |!
by Eugene Ware. Geo. r. Peck, Il. w. !
Rev. Richard Cordlev. Per-
~ Daniels and others. Mr.. Ware be- |
gins translation of THE Story of |
March," Mr.. Peck eulo- !
yizes the late Joseph C. Wilson. and !
NJ. Woodward and DR.. Cordley write of |
SOlon o. Thatcher. |;
2. w. Dunn, of the State Expert |
mental station, sent recently LOO
pounds of sugar beets to Manhattan /
college, where test will be made of |
their sugar producing qualities. Mr..