The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-31

Tom Helm, ex-RegisteS ofthe Klr'
vim Land Once, he's gone into the
cattle business.
II 10 stated that Judge r. w. p.
Muse, mayor q Newton. will Be . can.
didate lbr C0ogfeas agninet C00grea''
man Psaers next year.
The Reformed Episcopal Church In
General Council It Baltimore rrs0lved
Saturday to celebrate the tenth ami.
versary Of Its organization Dec ID
next
The ENGINE and three oars Of q Den.
yer and Rio Grande train went
through the Gunnison River Bridge,
In Utah, Friday. and several persons
ioet their lives.
The quantity Of beer produced In
the United States last year averaged
inhabltant Of the country, being -.
0OO. 90 gallons.
During . heavy windstosm 1t Bel0lt.
Wis, Friday fore noon, huge hail.
stones demolished many windows, and
live fish fell In . business street, one
Of which weighed pound.
Mrs. Davis letter states that Davis,
when told he had better explain inst.
ters to Thompson, said none Of the
Tbomps0ns believed the rumOr, and
an explanstiou was not necessary.
Benjamin Bunker. . grandson ol
Benjamin Chamberlain Bunker, own.
er Of Bunker Hill 1t the time Of the bat.
tie ha. Just died. in Norwich. aged 50.
He was married TO Hannah Breed,
. descendant Of the owner Of Breed 3
hill.
II is again reported that Hon. John
A. Bingham, Who has been minister
to japan for many years, will soon
tender his resignation. He will re-
turn In time to take an active part In
Ohio politics the coming fall.
Rev. Joseph Cook had . qua rrel
with q drunken drummer. ct Mon
mouth, H., last week. He finally
lost his temper and struck the drum
mer with . sentence stuffed with
seven five-syllable words. The drum
mer In still at the point Of death.
The CONTRACTORS are said TO be push
ing the work ON the Kansas City and
Memphis railroad with great rapidity
and the managers feel quite confident
that ii will be completed and con-
nection made between the two cities
by the first Of August.
Gen. Crook ID . rough man In his
ways. He never went to West Point,
but grew up In the army from civil
life. He dresses like his men, slines
. rife across his back and goes on =
trail In the guise Of . soldier. He Il
bluff, hearty, brave and frank and
consequently his men idOlixe him.
Sol Miller says IL he II not badly
mistaken we defended John. A. An
derson when he was crazy on the free
trade Issue, and uttered sentences de.
cidedly free trAdish. He Ii just that
badly mistaken. We haven't done
either and probably never WILTON
c0rdid Empire.
The State Fish Commissioner Of
Kansas announces that during the
month Of June million young shad
will be put into the streams Of our
State, besides large quantity Of
salmon and carp. The latter Ash Ii
said To make growth Of from,
eighteen to twenty-five inches In two
years.
Hon. Thomas II. Cavanapgh, ex.
Secretary Of State Of Kansas, and who
has recently bpen appointed United
States Inspector Ofthe land office for
Washington Territory. passed through
to-day In one Of Mr.. Pullman's paln
tial ears, bound for the scane Of his fi,-
tlre labOrs. He will first be stationed
Mt Seattle, on Puget's sound.-Lds
Vegas Optic.
A decision Of the Congregation Of
Rites Mt Rome that the custom Of hav-
ing gas burners initiating candles on
the affairs ~ Roman Catholic churches
must stop will create q revolution In
this country. where only two real can
dies are generally used, the bulk Of
illumination being supplied with gas.
Russell Sage, the great Wall Street
speculatOr and associate Of J. Gould In
man y Of his financial operations, il Of
the opinion that the present depres-
sion in business In merely temporary.
and that It has already reached the
bottom. He thinks there Is nothing
in the condition Of the country to
justify any alarm.
The Democratic press of the State
are piping forth melancholy notes, and
sending up dOlOrOus lamentatiOn
concerning disaffectiOn i'm Kansas !;
we are sorry for them but We trust
they will stand the strain upon the
nervous system, and a. the Republi-
can party. II IL in a healthy, robust
condition aud don't need any demo
cratic medicatiOn.-OsVsgo fndcpend-
enf.
An enterprising citizen Of Berlin
has insugurated . scheme for Q grand
excursion TO the United States TO give
the people Of the fatherland an OppOr-
tunity to get q glimpse Of their friends
In the new republic. The excursion
will start In June and will occupy
ninety days. Already thousand peO-
pie have signified their intention to
take advantage Of the cheap rate of.
cred, and the projectors expect 10 re-
quire the services Of three ocean ves-
sells to transport the crowd that will
come.
CHICAGO, May, Ex-senator Logan
In . twO-c0lumn letter published In
The Tribune this morning relterntes In
detail the denial that he located any
lands In the Zuni Indian reservation,
and asserts that the lands located by
his son-in-law, MAI. NickeTs, likewise
are not within the reservation Of those
indiana. The Senator aAserts that
certain published accounts TO the e.
feet that he had infringed upon the
rights ofthese Indians were given cur
rency BY persons politically unfriend-
" to him.
TKRRE HAUTE, Ind. May ga
louble breasted: tornado swept by Clay
city ut O'Clock yesterday afternoon,
he extremities being . mile apart.
LAY City, which was in the center,
escaped with slight damage, but ut
Seal's Mill, on one side, . house was
wept out Of existence and six per-
ons killed, . bridge destroyed and
,avoc played generally. On the other
ide ct little settlement, i've persons
vere killed, the houses blown to pieces
md one child blown to heaven Tor al |
hat IL known to the contrary, - IL
10 not yet been found. In all,
welve pefsOns were injured beside
he killed.. Trees were blown over .
ride area.
CINCINNATI, Ohio. May N.-Mn.
Walter Davis. Of HafrOd6bufg. XIV.