The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-15

made of tho Republican. SIN ky Hill
| Snlnmon and Saline az being reserv oir
. Of immense capacity, maintaining their
= flow a greater portion Of the year thar
3 the streams of any Other country. This
) same information from the Tribune W,
published at least three years ago.
r is JUS as good, however, now. VIVA
= We want Is capital 10 utilize the pow
. of our streams. Aud that VIC will have
, IN due time.
Paul Boyton, the Yankee boy who ha
invented life saving dress which h
malntairs will preserve the life of III,
wearer for many days when East away "a
sea, on the 10Th inst, SWAN across tn,
English channel To within eight miles o
the coast at France, when he Was fnrri
bly, taken aboard steamer on account
of the stress of the weather II elaine
he could have made the trip easy enough
Ii takes The Iank ecs to invent.
The Confederate Admiral Semmcs i,
of the opinion that he Stale of Alabam:
cannot consistently take part in the cen
lrInial celebration until the disfranraI>.
ed people of that State are restored I.
all citizenship According to Semme>
incilne The Southern people when they
became Rebels went batk entirely ~.
our iorefalhers and the men who sgnrG
he independence document. That ad
mission is rather sweeping.
The Kansas editorial excurs;on p1'tv,
arrived Ir ual' c luu ia>1 SnndaN even
ing and were made guests Of the city
In week or so Kansas new-p~ Pc will
he filled with long arrIc.r- on tn cx
rursion. which will tell of the pleasant
drives abou Galveston, the oysic,
bakes, cham ch"wdcrs, etc, The splendid
country Of the Indian territory and oGr
commercial relations with I xas.
Mr.. Pullman probably does not like
the negro soriall half as well as The
Southern "mi>ccgenators" who eXclud,
the black man from the car, the theatre
and the table upon every occasion and yet
he has issued orders 10 the superintend-
ents of his cars to permit ,,"rilr 10 Dnr
chase trke,s without reference 10 srac.,
color, O. previous condition of servi-
tudc."
The solicitor OF the Treasury / pari
mcnt, 10 wh0m the subject WAS referred,
has decided that the Commissioner of In.
ternal Revenue has right to examine
the bank checks of any bank 10 ascer-
tain whether the law is violated respect
ing the atiiXirg of sta'nrSIr such checks.
The Kansas Editorial association has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: PreSiIr.l ID. Il. Anthony :
first vice president, J. StotIer; second,
W. +. Wilkinson third, A. u. Brown
secretary, j. IL. Folks treasurer, G. W.
Martin orator, n l.. Preniis.
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More than 5000, 600, 600 passed
through General Spnner's hands while
he held the office of Treasurer and the |
losses of all kinds were less than one dol |
lar TO Il million just think OF that in |
these times of Credit MoLiliels and Pa
cific mail "boaanzas.'
The direct examination of Mr. Beech |
or has been cl.s.l aud the rossexam- /
nation commenced 1t is stated that II
is known with certainty that Judge
Nelson has declared that he will per-
mit Mrs. TiI;ou To testify.
The Michigan Legislature Is still in
session and there ~ no present prospect
ot It's adjnurnng soon. Probably Chand- T.
Ter thinks II would have been better if
it hal never met.
John c. New, the person who s..-
cccdS Spinner "a teasnrer of the United
States, seems Ia have IA signature with
more "lahyrinth>" IN IT than Sprnner's.
|
They are still going tor BOSS Tweed"
\ $4,000 600 suit has been brought
gain~t him. Probably he likes that
better than his suit-striped.
Ex-Governor Curtin, Il is said, will be
induced TO run for the governorship of
Pennsylvania this fall, on the Demo
cia attic ticket.
On Tuesday driving snow storm
prevailed in New York and Pennsylva-
mia, the snow being from FIVE TO nine
inches deep.
From loo inhahIlants IN 1880 to 49, F.
600 Ia 100000 people in 1875 - i. the .
way Chicago has grown in the last ~
years.
Judge Love has arrived at Salt Lake, .
AMI Will probably soon commence max
ing brigham furnish aIimony adense