The Globe-republican., 1900-02-15

The Sumner county high school case
was argued before the supreme court
February =
Kansas University students are now
among the majority They are to be
vaccinated--
W. C. Bauer. of Baldwin, has been
appointed magnetic observer in the
coast survey Office
r C. johnson, a breeder, three miles
south of Lawrence has a herd of about
1000 Angora goats
The Hendershot Sewer company of
Wichita is awarded the contract to put
in sewers at FL Reno
Clyde is looking for the removal to
that place of the Missouri Pacific
division from Green1eaf.
John Sheriff. of Big Hill must stand
trial on the charge of mailing obscene
letters to his divorced wife
A. J. Henry, formerly of Leaven-
worth, will succeed Prof Hazen as
head of the signal service bureau
A company has been formed in Brown
county to connect by telephone Hia-
watha, Reserve, Robinson and other
towns.
The second annual meeting of the
State Society of Labor and Industry
was held in Topeka. commencing Feb
ruary 5.
: The management of the Santa Fe
will spend So, 900, 900 in improvements
this year; much of it for the reduction
of grades.
j. w. Clayton, engineer of a mining
plant at Galena, was caught by the
betting and his skull fractured. Death
resulted.
The city superintendent at Ottawa
says that cigarette smoker gets into
the high school; they drop out before
they reach it.
The miners are trying to oust Edward
Keegan, state mine inspector. They
say he is on too friendly terms with
the operators
Alex Hurd, of Drum Creek has just
shipped to New York a carload of wal
nut logs This occurs frequently from
many Kansas places.
Ex-Governor Morrill,, who was COM
PEELED to spend several weeks at Hot
Springs, Ark, last year for his health,
is sick again, and will go back to the
springs as soon as he can stand the trip.
C. A. Woodard, the Santa Fe station
agent at Dalton, who was acquitted in
justices court in Wellington of the
charge of criminal assault, was tried
at Dalton before a committee of the
M e. church on a charge of immortality
and convicted
During the first nine months of the
operation of the law providing for
the renting of school lands, the sum OF
Sc, 425- 23 was collected in rentals and
turned into the state treasury. This
money goes into the school fund to be
distributed among the schools of Kan.
sas.
In Kansas there are six kinds of Ad-
ventists, thirteen of Baptists, seventeen
of Methodists, twelve of Presbyterians.
three kinds of River Brethren, and
four of Plymouth Brethren, six kinds
of communistic religious societies, and
four kinds of Dunkards. The FrienGts
are of four different sorts. and the
of twelve.
s.A1l the experiments made with
sorghum by the government have been
made in Kansas writes Secretary
Wilson. The sorghum seed intended
for distribution by the various con-
gressmen is raised Miss Bests farm
at Medicine Lodge, in Kansas. and the
government is not expending a single
cent in any other state.
Emma Johnson of Galena. took
poison and died. She had been quar-
reling with her lover. She was sixteer
years old.
The Wichita Carnival and Fall Festi-
val association have invited the people
of Kansas and Oklahoma to submit
designs for souvenir button for the
Street Fair and Carnival in October
next.
Len Cooper is at the Leavenworfh
federal penitentiary from Oklahoma.
His parents Travelled there in a wagon
to make him a visit.
Colonel E. N o. Clough, of Leaven-
worth is dead. He was rs years old.
He was a veteran of the Mexican war
and of the civil war.
six foot vein of coal has been found |
IN Barton county at the depth of $50 |
feet a company is engaged in obtain |
coal leases and propose to sink a shaft |
N a short time. The quality of the |
coal is good
Ringing Bros have leased the build |