The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-11-04

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AFE1tra copies Of THE JOURNAL may be Id
at he Book Sore Of Whiekead e. !Ssan,an.
Pnrfies risains N1c lori triu find the .JOURNA
on file at Geo. r. RoroH & Co's. Aarersiseing ngea'
10. Spruce Street.
1t is ourn.
Shall We ratify? Z
Shall we have fire protection
Three hundred..nd snty-nine:
The vote is NE city was very small
Prescott's majority hrSrlihe count!
Is $50. -
Quit. a-quantity of rain fell las
night.
The asfffmn days are passing pleas
antly away.
The Grseflback vote of the codnty il
less than 100.
Boys, don't come down too heavy OF
the Democrats.
The Milt Mobiles theatrical trOupt
will soon he here.
The Democratic vote of the county
will reach $50.
Excuse the paucity of local items
election you,kyow-
The. brick work on the Daily Block
is about complete.
The campaign is over and now let us
all settle down to. business.
.AAfar as cpu De ascertained the total
vote q the eohnty is 1856.
Tk4DSunty Commissioners meet a.
atioArd Of canvassers tomorrow.
Saline county will now have q fair
ground of which she can be proud.
The north room in the Kothe Block
has been leased to Kingman, Hayward
4 Bowen.
A wild cat in front of Engstrom's
drug store was the center of attraction
yesterday.
Hon. A. ID. Gilkeson, a prominent
attorney of Hays City, was, in town
last Tuesday.
Tom. Anderson carries Saline eOun-
ty by isDO majority, and Mcpherson
county by l,esi majority.
A martial band paraded the streets,
election day, waking up the vO-
tiers to the importance of the hour. =
Mr.. Cavanaugh's little girl fell from
her horse last Sunday while riding,
and broke her arm just above the ell
bow.
The sidewalks are covered with au-
tumn leaves and the tread Of the pedes-
trians i'm the crisp, leafy carpet gets up
quite a racket. 49,,
Mr.. Potter, recently a resident of
this place and cmploye,lin the Found
ry, died the other day AT Minneapolis,
of consumption. -
The stock of bats is running low.
Some of the boys had To order them
by the dozen, that they might pay off
their election bets.
FOL. Phillips, q. II. Ghaney and T.
l.. Bond were to have spoken mt the
Opera House last Monday night, but
the cry Of fire dispersed the crowd.
Miss Sylvia Daniels, of Hollston,
Mass, has arrived in the city and will
visit with her cousins. Mr.. \. NJ. Clafiin
and Mrs. o. Z. Hamilton, most of the
winter. y e.
Willis Bristol has. sold his barber
shop to ID. l.. Miller and J, Il. Mitch
ell, formerly Of Minneapolis. He bas
sold his raeidenee On Eighth street TO
NJ. D., Berg. "a
The election was very quiet, good
naturally conducted and really a
model election. Tuesday was a very
fine day, and rs a consequence large
votewas polled throughout the county.
We are not able to obtain any re-
liable figures upon the Constitutional
bringing in returns failed to pay any
attention TO the propositions
Republicanism is Eureka. Noble
Eureka, you ought TO have a gold
medal. There we've Only four Demo-
cratic votes in, the township. As We
predicted lastsweek.
We lsa-ent in another place tabu-
lar statement of the votes polled in
this county on Tuesday The figures
are "A nfiable asean be obtained until
sJ<es< he official count is made, which
win occur to-mofroM~ -,
The Democratic youngsters engaged
In q torch light parade, last Monday
evening. There were about 75 in the
procession. Herr Fleck, Hancock's
first cousin, addressed the boys at the
Hancock and English headquarters,
T. LIS speech last Monday night
was his briefest effort in the campaign.
1t was even shorter than Grants |
junketing harangues. 1t was so short
that We are permitted TO publish it In
full: "Mr. Chairman. LADIES' and |
gentleman"-
Hallow Fen was passed by the boys
in the old fashion of "yanking Off"
gates. Many good man felt very
profane way down in his boots, but
took comfort i'm the remembrance that
he wa a boy once himself and in
dufged in such vexatious and torment
ing foolishness
Capt. Henderson brought into town
last Monday morning a four-horse
wagon load of Saline coal of a quality
Tor all purposes except blacksmithing
Tar superior 10 the Fl Scott coal. III
burns clear, with but little smoke and
no cinders. The coal obtained from
several mines i'm this county is said Ia
be equally As good.-Linroar. County
Beacon.
Early monday merlng Mr.. wag-
staff received a dispatch from the At
torney General to the effect that the
RegistrSi0h Laws for cities of the sec
ond,class were in direct conflict with