The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-08

hostile to Canada on all matters relating to
tariffs, and that manufacturers in the United
States can disorganize and destroy any special
Canadian industry by combining to food the
Canadian market with Q similar product sold
below actual value.
TIE MILITARY CALLED.
General Pope who has command of the
department of Missouri has received orders
from the secretary of war to furnish such mil
itaxy force - may be required to enable the
Indian department to keep tresspassers out Of
the Indian Territory and enforce the Preai
dents recent proclamation on the subject
AxorHKR CONGRESSMAN CONE.
Congressman Rush Clark, of Iowa, died
suddenly in Washington on Monday. Mr..
Clark was in good health on Sunday. he was
taken sick 1t o'clock in the morning with
meningitis, and although prompt medical aid
WAS summoned, he continued to suffer extreme
iy, and died after only II hours' illness
NEW DEAL IN KANSAS CIT.
The recently elected municipal govern
ment was inaugursted at Kansas City on the
2lst. The common council has . Republican
majority and the mayor is Democratic. $3.50
arrests and sl0,l4:4s collected in fines and
costs were reported by the chief Of police - the
record of the fiscal year.
PENNSYLVANIA HEARD Ylox.
A resolution was adopted in the House
by . strict party vote authorizing the appoint
ment of joint committee to welcome Gen.
Grant upon his arrival in this country, in the
name of the commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
provided that there shall be no expense to the
State.
MORE COMING.
On the 10Th l02 colored people arrived
at Manhattan, Kansas. and were cared for by
the citizens. A report from New Orleans says
that at Concordia parish 5000 coiored people
are on the river bank awaiting transportation
to Kansas.
NOT FAIR BID.
At Chicago Judge Moore refused to con-
firm the recent sale of the Fidelity Bank build
ing, the vaults attached, and Hooleys theatre,
the reason being that fair price has not been
bid. The decision is very satisfactory to de-
poaitors.
CROSSED THE BRIDGE
The first engine crossed the railroad
bridge over the Missouri river ut Glasgow, Mo-,
on the 26th. The bridge il owned by the Chi
board IN inspection party. .
COT DAMAGES.
The Missouri River Packet Company
have gotten judgment against the Hannibal
4 st. Joe road for $3,800. This is for damages
at Kansas City.
Still THEY COME.
Numbers of peasants and lace makers
from the vicinity of Balse are emigrating to
America One hundred and twenty Germans
and Alsatians left Havre for this country ON
the 18th.
Monumental Park, Cleveland, Ohio, was
lighted nm with electric light on the evening of
the 18th. The experiment was . success and
the light will be continued regularly.
BURNING eUNrowDKR
In Chicago, Toledo, Milwaukee and
Cleveland salutes of SO guns were fred upon
learning the news Of the Presidents veto TO
the appropriation bill.
MILITIA BILL
The Senate bill of the Missouri Legisla-
ture to provide for the organization and gov
eminent of the militia of that State, has pass
ed the House.
wHEREAS-REsoLvED, ETC.
The Union Veterans Club of Chicago,
unanimously adopted . resolution approving
Of Logan's course in not accepting . challenge
from Lowe.
HIGH PRICED RoRsE FLESH.
Maiden. the dam of Parole, and her lex
by P. Lorrillard of Philadelphia for $4,000.
ORDER Issued
Commissioner Fink. of New York, has
issued an order to divert all business for Mis-
souri, river points from the Chicago lines.
ATTORNEY FOR WYOMING.
The President has nominated Charles
H. Lamon, of Illinois, United States Attorney
for Wyoming.