The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-02-20
STATE NEWS.

| Il ssrdiu
Humboldt has writing school.
| Wichita has ladies' gymnasium.
Lawrence wants a cheese factory.
Americas had horse race last week.
Wheat still looking well in Lyon county.
Lawrence is afflicted with woman walk
/ ist
There are no houses for rent in Column
bus.
Parsons is agitating the question Of gas
| In the town.
Hesper has put on the war paint against
| Intemperance.
Several buildings are in course of cree
ton in Hesper.
The Pacific mills at Lawrence are run
ming regularly
The firemen of Dodge City win give a
grand ball soon.
The town of Lawrence has no, had FIRE
| since last October.
The grea. religious revival is still going
| on at Leavenworth.
Seventy-three school houses In Sedgwick
county cost $4,000.
The farmers of Cherokee county have an
Agricultural society.
Columbus has commenced base-balling-
the first Of the season
John NJ. Price has been confirmed As
postmaster of Atchison.
The Hesper Grange has recognized,
| and Is IN fine working order.
Ninety-four pupils are now attending
the Normal school at Emporia.
There is great deal Of pneumonia
among the children of Lawrence.
The Joe Hardy shaft produced over
2o,OO5 pounds of lead last week.
The Sutton house at Americus has been
undergoing thorough renovation.
Leayenworth will have an excursion TO
Kansas City to hear the Hess opera.
4 frame school house near Emporia was
destroyed by fire recently. Loss 500.
Two men realized s2oiO0 in two days
from a lead mine at Galcna last week.
A two days wolf hunt in Douglas coun-
ty resulted in the capture Of four wolves.
Six persons were baptised one night last
week at Lawrence, in the Baptist church.
A young man at Columbus had his leg
badly broken in a horsepower corn shelter.
Mr.. Tabor. one Of the Leadville million
ailcs. is an old kansan. He is from Law
renee.
Capt Tholen died last week at Leayen-
worth. He was one Of the earliest settlers
Of the State.
1t is said tina. Gen. Blunt. who is well
known to every old kansan. Is insane at
Washington.
The prisoners sentenced al the last term
of court at Topeka have been taken to the
peni,entiary.
The school teachers Of Douglas county
have organized under the head Of 'Eudora
Teachers Association.
The ladies Of Council Grove are getting
up an entertainment Ia buy flag for the
military company of that place.
Mr.. N. J. Kelley has retired from the
Belclt Record. The paper will hereafter
be conducted by Messrs Sanders a Cros-
son.
A great many immigrant wagons are
seen daily on the streets Of Leavenwortb.
passing through 20 homes IN different parts
Of the State.
Miami county contributed two TO the
penitentiary last week.-Mrs.. Lynne and
Albert Walker. the former for i've years.
the latter for one.
Some one placed some rails across the
track Of the X. C.. St J. a e. H.. at Leav-
enworth. a few days ago, but were discov-
cred In time 20 prevent a disaster.
There il every probability Of the extern
son Of the railway now terminating at
Oswego. 10 the Arkansas Valley. at Wlch-
tia. within the next twelve months.
The Lawrence chamber Of Commerce has
issued circular asking the aid Of the PEG
pie 20 influence the Legislature in passing
a law TO regulate freights and fares on
railroads.
The jury in the Alnn Smith case, for the
murder Of Ira Hyde. IN Columbus. Chero-
see county. disagreed. standing five for
of murder IN the second degree
and seven for aoguitial.
Dealers in agricultural implement.
'hruughou. the State are laying in large
.tocks in anticipation 81 the large immi-
grafton tina; every IndIcaiion s.ows vii
iow IN this spriHg and summer.
A drunken soldier. named Henry Ua~ee.
va stopped between Dsayenyorth and the
Fort. and robI.-l Of $500 and a silver
= atch The tao men who did the robtang
IRE supposed 20 have bern trzmps-
Horse are no. 20 valuable % owners Just
l0x a. they were. IN the vicinity Of Far.
mount. Sunday night Eve dtsapTsarsd
rom the stables 81 several Different owner.
| regular old-fashion~d vigilance commit
- ~ill DC a nsoes-i'y II thee Isnt lst-up
4 this kind Of work.
The Kansas Pacific trains are Iuss nov
rOvlei with pas-engerr who are -eskfng
Oca,lOns along the line q the rad. four
ar loads II rserrb, ndI.s a efaigrzn,s vent
q; Monday. and iso YESTERDAY. vhseh
ras Distributed fruE -. Mar 20 Wake
y. the county "a, a Tr.go o01n.y. Tbs
alter county is reeeIEing large prOpor-
lon of ,be ns~-eprsn-
Ai.ou, sve oclock on "Wednesday foorn-
~ one n the guards On da'y q; the state
~nI,en,5zry IN The oorrldos dsAcoTpr-d oa~
z the oSnFic.s hanging IN ID. ell. sS.-
.rds-l by the oard nth st5rh bD t~zj-
tad xAs ted %. lie 90, the Tnzn dosn.
nd giving the alarm rB~stlc~l AID va srD-
summoned. y1st in ;EIas n szss
f.. whxh was al ba; ggos No parton
= ressoa seems 20 - s1s@n fos fns at.
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ave The rsu:tsr;lzry. a. hls tine uou;S
ave ben ca; IN about sys ruozsbs Hs
1zInzi -sn.enos was fo< 81. ys@r.. the
srslty for gard iarosnr.
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) the lpokos. ;os NJ. Ckzyssss vI.b
zrrzz. informing kIsa that be bad h>~n
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n. bet os~--d 20 pay 4 the .odl essiestx
odd g5rs hzzs q rs,,sJ< ;f.s. ~ COMPANY
pzId yszF tad th< r1en5 IN co. The
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,za&nd psy Tbe szs, against Mr.. Chap
an vas yossyo1ed sn,4l rsrt -<surzzs