The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-26
CURRENT MENTION.

The widow Of Gen. Candy Is visiting
friends near Sheibyville, Ny.
The artesian well. Chariestovn. s. C.. Is
$40 feet deep, and has cost $4,000.
There were los, los bankruptcies in the
A Pittsburgh concern is getting a good
many orders from Australia for buggy
springs.
| Miss Ida Cameron has arrived in Wash
ington and opened her fathers house for
| winter.
Senator Gordon is expected to lecture in
Boston during the holidays for the benefit
ola charitable society.
The will of the late Louis A. Cooley Is
dated June 3. lSs5. and distributes all his
property among his relatives.
The Can Z GETAWAY club of Mobile sent
out III physicians and nurses and contnb.
| uted over $500 during the late epiaem-
&c.
Mr.. Field of the Chicago 6r1a OF Field.
Letter a. Co, owns a mine IN Colorado
| which, it is reported, he has refused to
lease at $500 day.
A new feature Of the export business Is
the consignment Of fresh oysters to Ger
many. The frs; shipment was made IN
the Inflated Pomerania.
A novelty At the recent fair ut 81. Paul.
Mimi. was a team OF elks. well broken to
harness and very gentle. They travel six
teen miles an hour.
Mrs. Lew Benedict, wife OF the manager
at the Milwaukee theatre. has recently
fallen heir TO fortune Of $40. 0co through
the death Of a relative.
Many Nebi aska farmers are losing heav-
ily in cattle. supposed to be from eating
smut aud dry corn stalks. and not having
free access 10 water.
Mrs. h. $. Baker of Columbus, Louisa
county. Iowa, lost her teeth and suppcs-
ing uf course that two set of teeth were
all that nature would provide he's with,
,ot a false OUTFIT. Now. 10 her surprise.
her store teeth are being crowded out by
new teeth. She is about city years
old
The first shipment Of horses from Amer
lea for the use OF the French army. which
have Just arrived at Havre, were purchased
in Wayne county. Indiana.
If George y. Marsh holds out until next
March he will have served the country as
minister TO Italy seventeen years. and Will
have drawn for his services Shl.Oo.
Before the 6rst Of January. ls19. the
,trongest and handsomest bridges in the
oun.ry will be- those on the line OF the
Pennsylvania railroad, from Philadelphia
to Pittsburg.
About 30 Russian emigrants have re-
Gently passed ever the Dakota Southern
railroad and settled on homesteads in the
vicinity OF Springfield, and IN the Jim nv
er valley in Dakota.
A Liverpool firm Is reported to have
az for he. n
importing live pigs from America. The
vessel is being fitted up TO hold over
1900 pigs. "a wei rs cattle.
President Hayes has been presented
with two small pears by tennessee farmer.
They were picked from tree in the open ar
on the lst OF December, and were untouch-
ell 10y frost.
The Dallas. Texas. poor-farm contains
80 acres, with 40 in cultivation. This
year the occupants have raised 80 bushels
Of wheat and 300. bushels. of corn. Only
the guari at so a month Is employed.
Mary Ann Rawleigh Of Wyoming. Kent
county. Mich, has been arrested for fog
ging her husband who Is - years Of age
Il is also alleged that she dragged him
around 10y the hair Of the head.
Two young golden eagles, captured at
summit were sold recently at Colorado
Springs for $50. They were beautiful
specimens. one measuring seven feet and
the other eight feet. from tip 10 tap.
Boston propose. 10 place a popular Per
centum loan upon the market. tn.
bonds will he Of the denomination Of 30
and upward, bu, no subscription pror 10
February /. will be received for a larger
amount than $4,000. The loan Is Tor
sewer extensions.
The widow Of Gov. Marcy is living in
Paris. Her niece. a beautiful giri. vowed
tina, she wouldn't marry an American. 80
became engaged 10 French nobleman.
The wedding was 10 have taken place on
the 9Th instant, but death in the Marcy