The Globe-republican., 1901-01-24

meets in Topeka January 3O-31.
Tie State Society of Labor and IE-
dustry meets in Topeka February 40
THE number of lodges of E1lzs in
Kansas has increased twenty in a
year
Mrs Nation has commenced her lee
ture tour and viii continue it indefi-
nitely-
One Rice county thresher ran out of
his machine 1o2, 900 bushels Of wheat
during the season
John Emmeluth, late of Atchison.
has been elected a member of the first
legislature of Hawaii.
The house Judiciary committee killed
the bill to enable nine jurors to return
a.verdict in civil cases
Congressman Long has been invited
to address the American Protective
league in New York in February.
The lodge of Ell<s at Concordia, which
has has los members, claims to have
the finest lodge room in the west.
The new railroad bill before the leg
islature provides for a commission of
three appointed by the governor.
The banks of Marshall county hold
deposits to the amount of $40 for every
man, woman and child in the county.
A rural mail carrier has a route out
of Lyndon, which, he figures, will
make s,364 miles travel for him in a
year.
There is a report of suffering of the
growing wheat crop in parts of Paw
nee and Stafford counties, for want of
moisture.
Judge SIzidmore dissolved the injunc-
tion brought against Cherryvale to
prevent the building of a city water
works plant.
Cement beds We're discovered at Bala
and the Rock Island is developing them,
employing 20 men at first. Land was
was purchased
A reward is offered for the arrest of
parties who destroy the posters of the
recr uiting station in Wichita. It is a
penitentiary offense.
Mayor Hunter of Hiawatha resigned
because the councilmen would go to a
revival meeing instead of attending a
meeting of the council.
Charles Gormally, late chief musi-
clan in the Twentieth Kansas, is
bringing a Filipino band from Manila.
and will tour the country.
The police judge of lola sentences
| tramps to 80 days work on the streets
and gives them half an hour to get
their tools. That closes the deal.
Everett Kin1ey, twelve year old
lad of Fort Scott. lost leg by ampu-
tation the result of blow on the
shin in game of shinney. Necrosis
resulted from the blow.
| Shawnee county has 3,727 inhabi-
tants; Douglas county has 25 5,o96, It
cost Shawnee county less than one
half it costs Douglas to care for pau
pers. In Shawnee county one man
buys at wholesale all the goods that
are served out to the poor.
There appears to have been mu.
tual1y arranged change of telegraph
operators between the Santa Fe and
some other roads since the strike. The
Santa Fe officials are certainly pleased
when they hear of one of their ole
employees getting a good place else
where
j. NJ. Frost, who was pardoned ou
of the pen by Governor Morrill,, ha
been sentenced to another term of fiv,
years, by Judge Simons of Fort Scott
His wife and daughter were also sen
, fenced, the first for five years and tn
| latter for one year. What crime the,
committed is not stated.
5 Geo. I. johnson has been appointe'
sheriff of Clark county to take tn
place of Michael Sughrue, deceased.
George W. Hoslzins, of Reno county
4 besides having large farming interests
/ | is interested in stock raising and OF
: ehard products. He has 1 200 bearin
S apple trees which, in 1900, produce
$1,000 worth of fruit, with a reserv
e stock left.
). From Jan / to Jan. IS there were 3
~
/ station in Wichita. The men are sen
forward to San Francisco in squads
: The con ngressional committee on pos
e roads decided to retain the fast ma
n service between Kansas City and New
) ton
/ A Highland man lost five horses fro1
eating corn containing worm dus
e The animals had every symptom
e hydrophobia and died in great agon,
e Lyon county has two probate court
The old Judge contests the election .