The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-06

A c0-0p11f1ve concern OF f'nila0esp01n
| called tie FarmesS Fe1tiltxing company
has suspeoded. It, liabilities being &l67m0
@ which $1p00 Is due the directors foi
| ad, aDces made.
The MenOmonee, Mich, Mining COMPANY
has contracted for the delivery next season
Q. 10000 tons Of iron ore from the mines
OF Ibis company. At % per ton this neanl
Hugh MehaIry, who died at Cement,
III. In his sith year, had given $4,000 10
Christian charities He was one Of the
founders Of the Nashville medical college
| for freedmen.
Hon. Albert G. Porter, g0vernor-elect of
Indiana, Is soon TO wed Miss Stone, Q lady
well known In Washington society Is the
guest Of Judge Scho6eld for the past two
seasons.
The immense water-power at Thomson.
near Duluth. will soon be utilized. and 1t Is
understood that the ground will be broken
for two or three Touring mills the coming
spring.
The ex-Zulu king, Cetewayo. e about to
lie removed to place called Fig Tree farm.
near Uitvlugt, where he will reside under
the supervision Of the Cape authorities.
The Oshkosh Star match-works have
been sold 10 eastern parties. The price
paid was $4,000, and Of this amount 500.
0OO was paid down in cash.
A new elevator, with 1260O0 bushels en-
pacity Is now completed at Fargo, Dakota.
II Is said to be the largest country eleystOr
In the new northwest
On documentary evidence of q conclu-
sive character, DR.. Talmage will probably
be arraigned before the Brooklyn presby-
terry for perjury.
Some thirty families from Michigan. New
jersey, and Florida, are locating In North
Georgia. on the line Of the Atlanta and
Charlotte road.
Slower, Of Albuquerque, recently sold an
interest in mining property for ssoOoO.
The share Of South Carolina in the Pes
body educational fund Is hereafter q, h,
devoted To the eduratiOn Of teachers.
The shipment of wheat at Cassleton.
Dakota. during the weer endinC IN thS
18th averaged 1900 bushels per day
1t is alleged that Lieut.. Gov.-elect Bethel.
Of Florida. was horn in one of the Rahams
islands. and is British subject.
Jerome H. Stillson, for many wears com
nected with the press of New YORK. die.l
in that city on Saturday.
The Salvation army will be in Peorin
iust about New Year the time wben al
the boys 'swear off,"
The Jndiapapo,;. and Sr,,,,.r r.,,..s
.om~.nr h.s In, t tnao Sua.an railroad
capital Of $4,000. VIII
The hand Of s.ncti6c.,;on;s,. In n.,,..
IT, 4. III, - =. a ..tr .a'i IN DaiIas,
stricken members. P''e
Fiftv-one fatal c..e. NJ a,rh,h..;. $500
ronorts,, IN RronkIrr ~ VI ~. II,Pmane s Iere
on Saturday last. '''u''s
A SAUSAGE factory With ..r,.;,,
E0n no"pJs ~ ssys viii GJs IP, 70 make
started i'm Omaha. ""' VIC"
Hon. .Iobn Roxe tormor,r .,.
,onar., ~ Sy parnsrIs; ,oL sin surveyor
burg. Monday.
A nanther. ar num. mr. C.,;forn;, ,;o,, 49,
.o,,.eL;ng - a. ~. s ,1I, non, OF
jackson, Ala. '~A
Hog cholera is MAKING almost , clean
swce,, a,mo,,a t,a m.Ii ", LINES, ,..a '
farmers.
Judge lev; porsops of N.w yort bas
again given $4,000 to Union college. Sche-
nectaday.
Mrs. Jesse w, Hanks. one of the piopeers
of Macon county, ILL.,. died at Decatur.
Tuesday.
A panther killed In Coahoma county,
Miss. measured eleven feet four inches IN
length.
On Monday a heavy snow storm pre-
vailed throughout the northern part Of