The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-06-29
IN THE STATE.
Scissored From EXCHANGES.

W. w. Coles circus IS advertised
for Topeka, July -.
Topeka advices indicate that the
Seventeenth Judicial District will
have no legal existance after the Su-
preme Court renders its decision. II
such should prove to be the case, then
all the actions of Judge Pratt would
he voidabIe, and Judge Smith Of the
Fifteenth District will be the Judge,
n the Seventeenth District is cOnIpOs.
ell of counties formerly belonging to
that district.
Schuyler Colfax lectures at Council
Grove, september ). ..s.
Six counties report to the State
Board of Agriculture to have over 100, :
W'0 acres in corn. They are Butler,
Cowley, Miami, Jewell, Republic and
sumner. Butler leads with 1I0,SlO
acres.
Father Baker. president of the Kan.
sas Press Association. advises editors
not tn think Of going to san Fran cisco
next year, and thence to Portland and
and home by the Northern Pacific. as
il would cost too much. His idea il a
trip to Chihuahua, or Guaymas. or
Los Angeles and San Diego, and home
via steamer to San Francisco, and the
Central and Union Pacific railways
The cost would be about 500 for each
editor and wife.
The fourth annual meeting Of the
Kansas Sunday school assembly will
he held at HartZell's park, Topeka
from July 18th to 10Th, lss2 Senator
Ingalis mas assured the manaxemeht
oi t'e assembly ina. ne VIII pe present
anu "e','e' his eui'sy vi ua'"e'u'
Fort Scott attributes $23O to the sui
ferers 10y the Iowa hurricane.
TT. SCOTS new hotel il completed:
To be opened July LIST, with a grand
ball and supper.
June q was a gala day at the
old territorial capitol of Lecompton the
occasion being the annual commence
ileiil Oh Lane ohlveisIty anu .he Ge9-
ica'ioh vi the nc" u'ii'ers''y''puio'
ing
Topeka has organized pork pack.
i"e e'nl""y'
Inc hlhsiey irrigating company Is
hard AT work digging the ditch from
the river 10 Coon creek
Arthur J. Noble and wife, OF CHI
cage, recently attempted 70 desert
their child near Lawrence. The par
Ties are wei connected.
Inc Medicine Lodge Crese9 says
that liquor Is undoubtedly sold clan.
destlnely In their Town, yet the gen.
erai erect OF pronioitioh upon THAT
place Il unnistakabiy good.
A consolidated first mortgage bond,
calling for $50. OO0, 100 has just been
recorded i'm Atchison county. 1t Is
given by the Missouri Pacific r. r.
company to John T. Dillon and Ed
ward D. Ames, as trustees. 1t will be
recorded i'm Brown county, and In
eight counties in Nebraska.
Rust ia said To have damaged the
wheat In Graham county
Wakeeny wants a mill.
w;,,;n s;x,y ,,;I.s Of n,.,v. c,,v
a, WIN" % S ,.J 800 Sy
of which have arrived Ills snrim~
from TEXAS.
Al Sbum.,a wa. .bo, aud tills.,
a, Dodge CITY last SATURDAY by Den
uty sheriff Dixon. Sbu,nate rs.i,ted
arrest. He was desperate. 4
At Phillipsburg = hurricane tore
around retty lively on the I'D. The
10 the place is s30,OoO or more
No loss of life.
SIS. Prouty. assistant secretary of
tho Western N.tionsI Far Assoc;s.
ton, at Lawrence, Kansas, has been
the regatta and getting
points for the regatta to be given at
Lawrence on the 10th and 2Oth Of
next, during the week Of
their fair. he expects that crews from
ST Louis, Chicago, burlington, Iowa,
and Pawtucket, r. L. VIII take part
in this regatta MI. hcims, 81 Paw
,ucke.; tue cnamp.on s,hgie OF sne
: n'.sa . .sa y, VII IL PI D n ~ .as
= n n.n nsi1 c,s ~ v wh" .,,sn J""
Is Pf"i''.eu crews WI" "''e"u' 49,.
six saioon-keepers were arrested
and fined 10 each Tor keeping open
house" on sunday, in Leavenworth.
The State horticultural society met