The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-09-12
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Senator Sumner sailed for Europe on
the Sd inst.
The Gear OF Russia is on o visit to
Emperor William at Berlin.
Pere Hyacin,hc married an American
lady in London Wednesday.
General Dix has accepted the Rcpub-
nomination fer Governor Of New York.
They have nominated Francis Kcr-
man on thc Greeley ticket for the Gov
crnOr of New York.
Ex-senator iIender son has been NOM
mated by the Republicans Of Missouri
for Governor.
Arizona adviccs report no excitement
over the alleged diamond discoveries,
which arc generally discrcditcd there.
General Cluscrct, the Robespierre of
the late communist instruction in Par
is, has at last been sentenced to death.
Many of the Jesuits expelled from
Germany will come to Ireland, where
they arc promised parting welcome.
Governor Geary, Of Pennsylvania, is
confident that the Republicans will carry
that State in October.
The World publishes letter from
Manton Marble, ridicuiiny reports Of his
dec lining health.
Governor Noycs says he Is OF the
opinion that Grant will carry Ohio by
from 10000 to $4,000 majority.
The most active ana extensive prepar-
atoms are going ON for a grand peace re-
union in Louisville on the IL and 18th
inst.
Returns from North Carolina shows
Caldwelrs majority ~ be 1918 /; on the
vote for congressman the Republicans
have clear majority of $500.
A. A. Freeman has been nominated
for Governor of Tennessee by the Re-
publicans and Horace Maynard for. Con-
grcssman for the Statc-at large.
The death of the celebrated horse,
Lexington, which was announced q
couple of weeks ago, is now denied.
He is still alive and we'll.
Gold wears away in the handling.
Government officials state that in the
simple handling and transfer Of 81, 0OO,-
600 from one vault to another the loss by
abrasion amounts TO 81.
Miss Nellie Grant is, now, according
to rumor, to marry NJ. Duverger de
Hanranc, u French author Of some note
son of the distinguished historian of
the parliamentary government in France.
The election in Wilmington shows
heavy Democratic gains. J. L. Sims
(Dem.) is elected by over 100 majority.
Sims is the first Democratic mayor since
1860.
1t is announced that the National Re.
publican campaign committee have de-
cided to put all tho women's rights ad.
vocatcs on the stump in New York dur
ing the present month.
A combination Of Chicago CAPT talists
have bought up real estate on the Yves,
Side" amounting to upwards Of thou
sand acres, at q cost Of sl,752,25O. A
" boulevard" two hundred feet wide is
to be at once laid out.
A mail steamer from the Cape Of Good
Hope arrived at Southampton with ad-
vices from Cape Town to August 9Th.
The Russian squadron bearing the Grand
Duke Alexis will sail from China on De-
cembcr 18th.
The agent of the Psci6c Nail Steam.
ship Company says the loss By the
burning of the America at Yokohama
will reach fully million dollars. Tb<
agent believes that all the mails were
saved except those for Hong Kong.
Attorney General Williams says that
he had positively declined TO have hia
name used in the Oregon Legislature Sor
election as United States Senator, and
that he had written TO membefs Of the
legislature that on no conditions would
he be . candidate.
There vas quite heavy ffost in sons
portions Of Bangoe, Ne, Tuesday aad
Wednesday night In u town q Ply