The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-07-20

Dayy Crockett's marriage IL on re-
cord In Weakly County, Tenn. - fol-
lows: "Davy Crockett, with Thomas
Dopett. security, binds himself In q
bond OF twelve hundred and fifty dol
lars to Governor John Sewer, Aug. l,
1906, to marry Polly Finlay."
Mobile. Alabama, July ia tele-
gram was received to-day from the
west asking about the rumOrs Of yell
low fever in Mobile. Such reports
are without foundation. The city Is
perfectly healthy, and no cases have
been reported in the city or by the
quarantine officer ut Fl. Morgan.
SenatohPlumb Is booked for speeches
In Maine during the present cam
paign-
On account Of failing health, Capt
Mullins, treasurer Of Davis county,
will resign the lst Of October next.
Michael Davitt says the difficulties
between the Land League and HIM
self have been entirely settled, and
that he has collected from $1,000 to
SaD. 900 for the organization. He feels
hopeful for the future, AMI does not
believe England will long continue
i'm her present course in regard to
ireland. Mr.. Davitt sailed for Ant
werp Saturday.
An Indian Territory telegram says
tie Cheyenne sun dance Is in pro-
gress, with great trials Of physical
endurance. The young bucks cut
Sits down their backs and run stick :
through ropes are then tied To the
stick and fastened to pony. The
Z: 4. In srt,
from the back. This strip Of flesh Is
thrown mt the foot Of pole In the
center Of the camp :as a, sacrifice Ia
the sun. The ceremonies continue
for three days
The new Denver route by way of
the Kansas City, II. Joseph and
Council Bluffs and Il. x NJ. roads
will start in with a good show. Man
aver Potter has arranged for the line
tO enter the pool with the Union Pa
cific and Atchison, Tope ka and Santa
Fee lines, and the new route is to get
about fifty per cent Of all the pool
earnings.
A severe hail storm passed over the
eastern portion of Rice county,
through Nickerson south, across Reno
county, Saturday evening. Window
class was badIy damaged i'm Nicker.
son TL.ra var. sixteen liphts brok.
ON i'm the ,lenot The hail i, said 10
have hean several incbe, deem nj Nick.
ersnu. Several wheat stacks were
destroyed ut East Sterling by whirl-
winds. The stornl-clOud was full of
small cyclones, which frequently
struck the ground. No particulars of
the damave done nv the storm have
Yet been received; The track OF tue
storm was several miles east OF Ster-
ling.
Atlanta Ga Julv E-Dr Ridley.
.on.in.l ow of Senator Hill unon be-
ing asked this evening as TO this con-
dition of the afflicted Senator, said !:
"Mr. HiiIs condltion To-Day, am
sorry to say, is less favorable than II
has been at any time during MS SICK
ness. For the hrst time during MS
illness. he finds II Impossible To take
nourishment without q tube being
introduced into his throat. To-night
We are going To try To administer
some nOurishment to him through the
tube. This we regard As the conf
mencement Of the end by means OF
starvation. should the disease spread
.n.d hv s,ranru,at;on We al, f.eI
vnrv ,n;,ch denraSsed and have very
i;,,i. hona of H. rocov.rv Tho wor.,
,,av co,p. ~ any noment
"'
Chicago, July l1.-News from Ne
braska leaves little doubt that the peo-
pie of that State are ready to take up
the prohibition experim ent aud are
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Several Illinois Republicans are
looking anXiously forward to the
coming winter, when they hope to be
selected by the Legislature to fill the
seat which David Davis will vacate on
the 81 of March next. Among the
most prominent named as candidates
are Gov. :. NJ. Cullum, Green Ii. Raum,
mt present commissioner OF internal
revenue: Lieut.. Gov. Hamilton, eX-
Gov. and ex-S Senator Oglesby. Congress
man &. b. Farwell, Congressman
Henderson and Hon. John I.Rinaker
,o,don corresnondent asserts that
Judah T. Benjamin, the eX-Confe,iei-
ate Cabinet Minister, is regarded As
the greatest lawyer ut the English bar,
and that lie has just one-half the cases
from the realm before the House Of
Lords on the appeal; That's better
than devoting his talent to splitting
MS native country
Never before i'm the history of Kan
s,s has there been such an abundance
of food stuff as now. To begin with.
the wheat crop is better in quality and
quantity per acr. than il has been for
MANY wears. while the acreage was
much larger than that of any former
season. The oat crop WAS never bet
ter. and rye and barley, where these
crops were sown, produced extraordi-
nary iarvests. Irish POTATOES promise
an extraordinary Weld and all kind.
OF Vegetables, escuieh's anu lar'ilao &c,
Gus, aS wen as IIul.s, are a splenuiu
LII W" D.'om a.' I.lD.s ,,o,
of "A splendid crop of corn. The pe,e
ple of Kansas NAV well feel that good
times are assured for the coming year,
and the Journal rejoices with them
that il is so.-Kdnsd: City Journal
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1u"se 1eIe .. nlacx, vi enn
.alia, esa srea. soelai 'asorIte. III 'ne
,ace vi MS ueeP-uyeu democracy ne
mas nu.iipeIeo among MS "a,n Pr
sonai ,riehus such men as SaIheu'
MAUI Carpenter, biatue, anu lnkeT-