The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-11-09

Il $500
Schuyler Crosby, the new Govern,
Of. Montana, arrived from Euro
Tuesday.
Renusylvania produces half Of q
buckwheat that b raised In the Units
States.
Charles A. Daua, Of the New Yor
Ssa, b menti0eud - the best ann
teur billiardist In New York"
A young lady Of 81. Louis was badl,
injured By . COW In the streets Of thu
city the other day, and Il II the publ
demand that something b done I
prevent another caDe Of the kind. IL
Q serious question whether to tie U
the young ladies or the cows.
The Huron Dakota Times, ns
satisfied with the stories Of huge cal
bage heads and immense potatoes frol
Its prolific soil, now claims that
baby just born to prominent eitize
weighs fifteen pounds" This
rather OVERRIDING Il.
Frank James has been presented
with . beautiful brussels carpet I
cover the cold, cruel stones Of hi
dungeon cell. His noble friends II
Missouri will see to II that the dea
scoundrel does not suffer.
Miss Charlotte Crabtree, otherwis
known as L0tta, IL suing . man naUle,
Hall ut Fall River, Mas. for breacI
Of promises. that 10. breach Of promis
In not returning 81, 000 she lOane,
him.
The Kansas City Times wants I,
trade Bob Ford Oh to England 70
Oscar Wilde. This Il an indication o
an improving civilization and grow
ing culture In the wild West.
1t pays to lie pretty. Beside til,
money she gets for appearing upol
the stage, Mrs. Langtry was paid d ,OO'
by Sarony for the exclusive right Il
sell her photographs.
The Mutual Union Telegraph stock
holders are well named. They mutu
ally agree not To eat each other, and
protest In practical way against othei
fellows doing II.
The Paris Figaro has something To
say fOrninst the husband of sarah
Bernbardt which that charming artist
did not at all approve. She therefore
that Mr.. d. should chal.
lenge the writer Of the offensive srti-
Gle, or that, should he fail SO to do, her
son should brandish the corrective
pistol or flourish the vicarious sword.
Blood has not yet flowed.
Down inPennsylvania they are very
fond Of fox-hunting. but a. they have
no foxes to hunt. they just lay trail
Of aniseed, winding through devious
ways. and then turn the hounds loose
to follow Il. which they do eagerly.
Then the noble hunters plunge into
the chase with all the mad excitement
Of experienced sp0rtsmen really bent
on getting the bush.
Ed WEBSTER, q noted political
striker in new York. gives the follow
ing reason for supporting the Repub-
|ican ticket In that State: ~ shall
always try to stay with q party where
they can pronounce the name of Jesus.
Over there IN the Democratic camp
they call him 'Jasus.' I don't want
anything to do with Q party till they
Fan pronounce the name oftl,eir Saw
our"
Mrs. Langtry's wardrobe is said to
havs cOet her about 5000.
Mr.. Bell, Of telephone fame, has be-
,of1e resident OF Washington.
Senator Window Is spending $50. :
>)O on his new house In Washington.
Mr.. Boehm's bronze statue of
Carlysle was unveiled in London,
asst week.
Senator Lamar Is in st. Louis,
nursing Mrs. Lamar, VINO Is improv-
ng.
Petoef, the Hungarian bard, has
been honOred with a statue at Buda
Pesth.
Jay Cooke Jr, and his bride have
aiken up their residence in Washing
on.
Gen. Mcclellan and family expect
% pass the winter In Washington.
General Albert Pike Is visiting
south Carolina in the interest Of ma
'onry.
Young girls at Concord keep Mr..
EmersOn's grave covered with
lowers.
Sir Garnet WOlseley will not receive
his military promotion for many
years.
Senator Plat. Of Connecticut, has
Just left his Adirondack cottage for
nome.
George Clark, of CoOperstown, New
York, bus . crop said to he worth
100000.
The late General Holt, of Macon,
ieOrgia, LEFT an estate estimated to be
worth 100000.
General Heintselman's widow and
laughter have removed to the M.
ional capital.
A. e.. Clarke, Of COoperstOwn, New
York, has divided Sis. 900 among six
4 his late fathers employees.
Jay Hubbell tells u reporter that
the Ohio Republicans "in straddling
lidn't straddle for enough"
Ex Senator Mitchell, though de-
Gated ia the Oregon legislature, will
ass the winter in Washington.
Atianta's fund for q monument to
he late Senator Hill. originally in
ended to he 81. 0OO, Is only s., 800 no
ar.
Minister Wallace will leave Con-
on Thursday for Syria and
tally on two months leave Of alb
nee.
Thomas Whitman, one of Walt
Vhitmsn's brothers, Is at the head
Il the water department In st. Louis.
lie told . reporter the other day that
Walt WAS mot going to die yet
while" The Whitmans, he added
we're all born and raised in New York.
u the family Colonel George Whit.
nan lives in Camden. while one sister
ives in Vermont and the other ut
ireenport. n. Y. Both the sisters
re married. but the youngest Of the
our brothers, like Walt, Is bachelor.
General Alfred Aiyward, who COM
handed the Beers in their recent waf
With Great Britain, has been lecturing
n Boston on THE Opportunities OF
'rade between the United States and
'Outh America"
A Bismarck Pearl" II now being
Exhibited ut Baden. Baden. BY some
reak Of nature the outline Of the
ewel curionsly resembles the great
profile, and the owner
Intends to present the pearl to Prince
bismarck.
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