The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

Inc Kansas state fair will be hel
at Wichita on October !, 2, 3, 4, 5.
Dicken son, Bourbon and Cloud cour
ties have lady candidates for Registe
of deeds.
Another oil well was ..shot'' nea
Humboldt last week and oil was throw
into the air 200 feet.
j. Fred Whiting, who knows enough
to keep out of the wet, has started
| paper called the Umbrella.
Step-ladder factories are being bull
| all over Kansas in order to supply tn
demand when corn gathering sets in.
Editor Hogue of the Barnes Chic
says you can lick him once a week
but you can't dictate to him how t.
run the Chief.
President Fairchild of the Agricul
tural college. who is spending the sum
mer in England and Scotland, will sal
for home August %.
ga Black Sheep is the name of a
play to be given in Atchison and one
might suspect from the title that il
was all home talent
The summer is now far advanced
and the Burlington boys have had no
chance to spend the money they have
been saving for circus.
The Kansas statesman who is pos
sessed of a telegraph frank may be de-
tected by the extraordinary length of
his kilograms of coincidence.
A bloomer girl who started to ride
on her wheel from Topeka to Law
renee was brought into Lawrence as
tenderly as possible in buggy.
A charter has been issued by the Sec
rotary OF state to the Mcpherson tele-
phone company. Mcpherson will soon
be right up to the hello scratch.
K. L. Ward of Chautaqua county
wants it printed in the papers that he
has discovered deadly panacea" for
cabbage worm. It is buttermilk.
Strong City has a minister by the
name of Apollonaris. And yet that's
the name of the kind of water that is
the favorite drink ION the side" after
taking whiskey. One or the other
ought to petition the legislature to
change their name.
Mrs. John P. st. John, wife of the
famous Prohibition ex-governor of
is at present and has been
tor some time experimenting the en-
cheering and other work of construct
ng tunnel in a gold mine at Cripple
Ireek, in which her husband has a con-
rolling interest
Mrs. j. E. Thomas of Atchison, wife |
# Rock Island engineer, awoke about |
o'clock Saturday morning and found |
burglar standing by the bed. He
ursed her and told her to remain
uiet. Instead she pulled pistol from
nder the pillow and fired. wounding
he burglar, who left trail of blood
q his escape. The burglar fired at
lrs. Thomas before retreating.
Kansas never appeared to a better
advantage than she does right now.
The great fields of corn and the green
ASSURES clear to the western border.
lrnish most inviting view to the
lany tourists who are now crossing
ne state in both directions. When
with the states further east
lie sunfiower realm gets high mark
nd when viewed after passing through
lie sage brush plains of the states
est of us it is as near paradise as
lost people expect to see on earth.
Sheriff Anderson of Saline county
lturday delivered a Swedish farmer
AIMED Hill, to the authorities at the
lsane Asylum at Topeka; after most
riffic encounter. Hill, who IS a giant, !
rked from underneath his coat { big |!
irk knife and plunged it at Anderson
it'll all his might. The sheriff
'dged the blow and jumped from the
rect car on which the two were rid
g. The maniac followed Anderson .
Id a terrific struggle ensued. The ,
ylum officers rushed to the Sheriffs ,
scue in time to prevent Hill from h.,
trusting his dirk into the Sheriff's
east.
Christopher Winink of Peoria, ILL.,,
rived in Leavenworth Monday even I
G and, after a consultation with 4
ointment attorneys arranged a part 1
,rship with Elisha Sherman, also of a
eoria, H., whereby they will erect !
I'd operate in Leavenworth 500, 900 {
stillery. A distillerv in prohibition i
ansas will be an innovation, but at G
rneys have assured the firm that G
hiskey can be manufactured for med @
nal, manufacturing and scientific /
lrposes and it is on this basis that h
e distillery will be operated. Leav- Y
worth City has three big coal mines r
its limits and it is this cheap fuel t
I'd the unsurpassed corn crop of Kan i
S that has inspired the distillery firm t
action. !.
A little over a year ago, James Am
(, OF Eureka, was convicted of fell s