The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-07

| And Marty RQnnnI1GAna- Iboms sf1RAf
and anti-monopoiists. II you wer,
worth a million dollars, and a direct
inc AGENT in some corporate interest
| YOU would coon find out and under
stand the force of what mean"
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Davis, block is a gas well which in
winter is used for heating the furnace
Zen sherman savs the r..nort ,b.,
a.. viii, r.,;re nv, Eove,n,sr In 6svor
nj ;an Sheridan 1, not true Ha can.
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No retiremcnts can he made until the
retired list f.II- IN ~, n Ia now, iJI
and II il not likely that twentv.One
menl,er. will die in n wear. He saws.
however. that il is true that he intends
to relinauish the command of the
army, and can do so by being ordered
by the President as commander.in-
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waiting orders. This will enable Gen.
Sheridan to practically take command
of the army, and the idea in letting
| him do so few months earlier than
he otherwise would succeed to the po-
sition Is to enable him to make reconi-
mendatiOns to the Congress which
meets i'm December, 1852. concerning
army matters on which they will leg
islaie, in the carrying Of which into
effect Gen. Sheridan, as general OF the
army, would he concerned.
Confederate bonds are again being
bought bv brokers i'm Richmond, Va,
s.. n. per 81 600 having been paid.
Tho ps,,sv,v.p;a railroad com.
,,nv .mninw :. ar,ianar nm each nf
iha III ZOO d;v;sions hs,waan phiI.deI.
Mia and Pittsbnry The gardeners
,luties are tn Law ont the yarious beds
which greet the eve of the railroad
traveller at the yariou. stations. the
co,unauy furnishing the money TO Sc.
c,,re tbe necessary nlants-
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Railroad oinciais VINO nave hlaue
trips OF observation from Cnicago over
their lines into the Northwest an"
Southwest, as nearly all OF them nave.
concur In glowing descriptions oI tue
crops, their size, 4uailty anu goou
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A correspondent OF the IoPeka
Commonwealth, writing from Harden
CITY, Kan, speaks In the most enthu-
slastlc terms oil the success OF lrriga-
ton ut that place, which Is In the
southwestern corner of the State, the
arid lands under this system having
this year produced the nnest crops OF
corn anu OATS anu Neee,aoies III Nahs;
one ia i., Wiz .m q 'h,,
crop, prouucea ,nIl'y nhe ousnels vi
mnea., se'shty-Ne o" .n y. S"
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po.a'oes' anu ~, wv ouslei, 81 a.; on,os :"
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One OF the new features OF the grain
trade OF this city the present season
has been the demand for Kansas
wheat by the large millers OF MINNIE.
apolis and st. Paul. 1t is estimated
that since July Ii over III, OO,SO BUSH
els OF this gram mas been shipped from
this city to the above mentioned cities
The superior quaiity OF the Kansas
crop this season, wnich Is 1uiIy equal,
II not supeiao 60 'me ;, Mneu vnoP VI
,ne , uoi ,,';,,, ,,o c.a, thas p;p
msetnei . will =. d.. .". , Wwk w.
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uac " G;,, ,he e.. -. III. .,;ni " Tie lie
. i; Nc. o.. IT,. ny III, 800. a.
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since the death OF Ross burns, the
weil-known ToPeka lawyer, lew
months ago, women back East
comes 10 the 'front.' anu claims that she !
was MS wiie I'D Garner years anu pore
MN chiidreh, anu that Burns never
secureu divorce from her. sue now
puts IN claim Ior snare OF MS estate,
when amounts 10 enough 10 Oe worm
looking aiter: Inc assumed una,
vorced nrst wife Is named claim, anu
Is said to De sister OF the notorious
Iennle z. Cianin ana victoria WOOD
hull. me Topeka friends OF Ross
Burns believe he would never nave
lett such claim 10 ionow MIN Oy neg
Letting TO secure lawful divorce. Inc
AFFAIR OF course creates cohs,ueiaoie
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Nlsiting Win . correspondent, the
other DAY, the niue grahite State
House, Perched on q terrace opposite
70 ms nome IN augusta NE, MT
ina. -. r., fron, 81 ,ba go, nS .Sa
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nam., ,;sa re,"rted the ns"ceedinys