In 1873 the anti John A. Martin crowd, headed by John M. Price, started a Republican daily and weekly, called the _Globe_, with A. W. Wagnhals, J. B. Dutton, Rev. E. Cooper, T. F. Smith and Franklin G. Adams as the principal writers. It lasted but a few months. Wagnhals subsequently changed his name to Wagnalls, and moved to New York City, where he became a great publisher as a member of the firm of Funk & Wagnalls, which published the Standard Dictionary and a number of other well known publications. The following list shows the different publications received by the Historical Society from Atchison county at the end of the year 1915: _Atchison Champion_, daily and weekly. _Atchison Globe_, daily and weekly. _The Midland_, Atchison. _The Abbey Student_, Atchison. _Midland College Bulletin_, Atchison. _St. Benedict’s Calendar_, Atchison. _The Western Chief_, Atchison. _Atchison Church Visitor._ _E. W. Howe’s Monthly_, Atchison. _Kansas Synod Lutheran_, Atchison. _The Optimist_, Atchison. _Effingham New Leaf._ _Atchison County High School News_, Effingham. _Muscotah Record._ _Potter Kansan._ _Huron Herald._ Among the numerous publications that have enjoyed a brief existence in this county, are the following: _Kansas Churchman_, published at Atchison from November, 1891, to December, 1892. Rev. E. K. Brooke was editor. This publication had been published at Salina, Kan., previously, and from Atchison was removed to Lawrence. _Arrington Argus_, started by T. W. Gardner, and was suspended after the tenth number. _The American Journal of Education_ was published at Atchison and St. Louis, Mo., by Messrs. J. B. Merwin and I. C. Scott, in 1870. _The Atchisonian_, established March 24, 1877, by the Atchison Publishing Company. This paper was a six column, eight page affair, with a patent inside. The last issue appeared May 26, 1877.