The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-13

A union depot b being eoaserueted q
the junction Of the southern Minnesota
and the 81. Paul and Sioux City railr0ad,
In the west part Of Jackson county, MINI.
The trunk line railroads and their con-
necti0ns, represented by what u termed
the joint executive committee, have de
clared against an advance In freight rates.
Herman ]. Roberts has begun suit
| against the city If Milwaukee for $4,000
damages, alleged 70 have been caused by
falling through hole in the sidewalk.
The directors o. the Chicago driving
park have resolved to erect . twostory
family pavilion, $50 feet in length. The
rate for season tickets will be sN.
General Walker, superintendent Of the
a. nSus. gives out an approximate statement
| oi ;fi;. population If the states and terrific
ries. which foots up s0i5sSSs.
The physicians cf Lincoln. Neb.. are pre-
| r"ring bill that will be laid before the
| ] !iiure this winter. relative to the prac-
Il a If medicine in Nebraska.
The grain inspector II Chicago. in his
:nlai rrport. states that 5O000,0W more
| J '.lei' ot grain WERE Inspected during
- y nun w "iis Ii'hpsts year.
The Arkansas river. from Little Rock In
81 smith. Is frozen entirely across, at
| ding an unprecedented opportunity to
s..t-rs and Ice dealers.
The Milwaukee Driving Park associa.
{ - has voted To lease its grounds 10 J. W.
abr. who viii arrange for meetings i'm
ne and September.
H. largest casting ever made I'm Indian
|: Il Was turned ont the other day. being
| {; ,yiraulic press for the Sellers farm.
A., i.l;ng ninc tons.
here are reports from the winter wheat
{ lets of Michigan and Wisconsin that
i.,, r"..is IL The grain have been frozen
oai If The ground.
Fierce Hr'h"r-. dealers IN cheese at She
' san r: IL. Wa. have made an asst III
J l. About sls.0D Is due to Milwaukee
1. iLica.o !irms.
u. M'tnHr & Son. wholesale coffee
4: tea d''alcr~. At indianapolis. Ind.
mS'!;' an assignment. Liabilities sI,-
Ga assets 1910.
\ Nyw York banking honse has in two
f4r- received subscriptions 10 the Mexi-
90 National railway company amounting
t.. -. C-i'5>.
he assignee of the hankrup. coffee firm
a. y. :. Arrold 4 Co.. New York. reports
= !ia'i'iii = 4, Sl.2a5i so and it, assets nj
: ji9.I:Si
james u. Gilmour. Of the Grand hotel.
ucinna;i. who went south to rcc' i've the
]. ncfi;s 81 n mil,lcr climate. died at Sa-
,annah.
Colonel III. Clay Wood, now on duty at
Governors island has been ordered ~ tn.
new department headquarters at Little
Lock.
lanes 4. IIalford, a journalist by pro-
f,'~Sinr. has been appointed passenger
a-cn; of the indianapolis and 81. Louis
! al.
The sale Of the Virginia Midland rail.
rr1h .o a syndicate Of its bon,lhoIiers. for
S..sUUD. has been confirmed by the court.
Far the first time since its occupation by
civilized race. the ponds and creeks OF
I'hwes:crn Texas afford good skating.
Cincinnati parties have subscribed $500
G1 Ia provide electric light for illuminat-
ia; 'incinnati, Covington and Newport.
u. Rev. Thos. Atkinson. bishop Of the
ris.npal diocese Of North Carolina, died
a Wilmington, n. e., Tuesday, aged 81.
II is rumorcd that Ex-Governor 4. S.
S.rver. al Albuquerque. recently sold an
Interest iii mining property for s90,Uv.
The United States per cent bonds OF
ISL. aggregaiing about S:D 900 were re-
ctivcd on the Ith inst. for realemution.
The baeging commission house Of Clark
& breckenridge. Of II. Louis. has gone into
liquidation, with liabilities Oi S33,000.
A corps Of surveyors and eleven men Of
the Wabash road are mapping ont a new
route from Kankakee to Kansas City.
1t j. estimated that over SIOoOcO has
been invested in building purposes at
Springfield, ILL.,, during the past year.
The receipts from customs for December
| will MT n, Aorlx 4 - IN
internal revenue nearly SlsO0OC0.
Fourteen hundred and eighteen new
buildings were erected In ST Louis the
past year, ut cost Of S3y32l,l45.
Fifty-nine national banks were organ
lied in 1850, eleven passed into voluntary
liquidation, and three failed.
The extreme cold weather Of the past
few days opened huge assures In the wood
en- pavements at Milwaukee.
Charles Nathan Morse, one of the coun-
sci i'm the Stanley-lIazen court martial,
died at San Antonio Monday.
William Z. Beecher, second son of the
Plymouth pastor. will next spring wed
Miss BigelOw, Of Brooklyn.
Toledo handled 25.132..9I bushels Of
wheat. and her wholesale business in
creased % per cent i'm 1880.
The city Of Valparaiso, Ind. has market
,,..,,,;,,,, - ,sI -. 80 '' ~
p' ,,..., VI % iri oeh
feiiliShs are Deing circulated In Column
bus. Neb., praying the legislature to pass
Pionio''o'S hq"oi law.
The gross earnings Of the Union Pacific
Ioau , lod 10y 10 we're S-''VV''' an increase
o'e, 100. vi s"'"voV'
Mrs. sherman, the wife OF the general, Is
III, ai a, VIII pIoDaoiy NOT perform any So
e'li ua''e' ,"is ""'ei.
Quail and other wild game persisted In
gIeat nuiiDers an tnIoueh uhe ONO valley
y! u,c ia.e severe coa.
4. W. Halford, OF indianapolis. has ac-
ceb.cu tile eo.oIni management Oh the
MnMa"hee Sehtihei.
Fifty-One fatal cases OF diphtheria were
Iepol,ea IN brooklyn ior the week ehdins
Oh SATURDAY ias..
Inc Pcws OF fIymonth cnuIcn; brook-
!h; y. u; were soia VI auctioh luesday,