The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-07-12

l4Vo ehouoond tooeW0o eBooe9oo ~
expeetsd 20 arrive In Uenh dolsn9 the
nsenth 81 July. ''The eUia feole q
harbarIssu' seems - 0oosiah uo6ea
Congressional lag. Theso ase NJ
paupees, but are recruits ~ thG
barems aud open 0nlalsss d Ill The
laws Of God aud men. Theso u m0rs
Of menace and danger IN Z. $50 Nor
mons than In amy l00, no Of ainply
poor people, about whom the public q
exercisesl. There should BE- some
way To reach these people. Possibly
some 81 these days an outraged public
will demand IL.
Allen w. Thurman, son Of ex SEN
atOr Thurman, having been reported
- going to vote the Republican ticket
this fall, writes To the Cincinnati En-.
gairxr that he will vote All the Tickle
except Hoadiy. He will vote for For.
aker, because he prefers hun Ia o man
with no political principles, and he
thinks the defeat Of. HOadIy would
teach the Democratic party y lesson,
not io run of after men who never
held principle in common with them
In his life-Or that never had Q pIin.
ciple about anything. And there are
q great many more OF Thurn,an's way
of thinking.
Maggie Mitcbell's husband Ii Mr..
Henry r. Paddock; Rose Eyiinge !.
married 10 q big Englishman han,t.I
Cyril Earle: Annie Pixley IL bound "a
Robert Fnlfor,i, an English Canadian
Minnie Palmer has not Confessed hei
marriage yet, but IL II generally under.
stood among actors that she In the wife
of her manager. n vivacious, blonde
bearded little gentleman named Rog.
ers. Mr.. HarriOtt IL the husband Ol
Clara Morris. He was once a -four
merchant; he II now his wife's business
manager Miss Maude Garnger mar.
ried Mr. Frank Fallen. u nice young
newspaper man; suit for divorce Il
pending.
1.-THE best man God ever made, >
must have spoiled I'm the moulding, fol
never has conspicuous statesman
like John A. Anderson dropped ~
suddenly. But q few short months ago
he was the taffy on o stick that hun.
dreds Of lappers were licking. He
imagined he had them all stuck and
could do as he pleased about recog.
niZing them, 80 that he began To ap.
l,ease some who were rather demon.
strable IN their opposition TO him.
thus loosing his grip ON the sycopl,anis
and failing 10 grapple the other fel.
lows. He IL like u man without n
Countrywide country without n
man. He will fail even Of reelection
Ia Congress from the Fifth district
BetOH Courier.
Among the peculiar phenomena Of
the late storms, IL u rare ore recorded
US taking place at Long Point. near
Clinton. In Illinois. ON the I'D ult.
A steady south west gale was blowing,
accompanied by n drizzling min.
when suddenly the wind shifted Ia
the northwest. blowing terriiicaily,
I,eaIing with IL n heated wave that
scOrched vegetation AMI drove stock
to shelter. The heat was NJ intense
that II wilted oats in bloom and
scorcled the blades. 10 caused quite
an excitement in that vicinity. Hot
winds Of this kind have rarely, if ever,
been noted east Of the Missouri river,
and we have never before heard Of one
Of them coming from the northwest
But this Is a phenomenal season, In
every respect.
There seems To be little doubt that
the Blue Valley road will SOON b.
completed from Manhattan, Kansas.
to Omaha, Nebraska. In u talk with
MIR. Nichols last Friday, he Informed
us that they had u large force of mel,
at work ON the gap between Lincoln,
aud Beatrice and, IA soon IA that gnl,
Il closed, which VIII be ~ about three
months, the men VIII he put to work
on the gap between Mnry.viIie AMI
Manhattan. and the road pushed
through as rapidly n po--ibIe.-.H
rysr'oe Ne"s.
Inc project H railroad ~ the In
terr,t oi the u. NJ from Beatrice ."
sauna !" whici, bonds are now being
voted, nnh the efi"ris al The Clay Cen
rf l""pie '" WORK up dineohnI Iih",
'hil further south: l. M additional ~
v,.'' 80. w niN7 20 i'"," ,"'
V,.,.,',- ''""''''''"
" Wa ~ ~ tiihi M'nie"''i'r sent
,'i' 10" hr.i balloon ." Paris: ,id the
i"inn"''ih ANNIVERSARY 81 Hal event
h'N tu-' '"'h ''hhrai'ri- The ihv"n'
i:", .;,''I,I = "ir,,' deal al excitement.
ana r.nsi,"h -"i'ri'' -''r" i'"'" ~"
rfeirh affair; INA Threatened To driy
.rl'''eir ana 81 st "a,'rht i"riiiirn-
mons 's"z,rr a'ih Inc Marquis OAR
min's maze Tue n-'cht WIN The III
sei'"r \ Carlson oi that d.y repre-.
.rh's Mohig"'ief suing ~ The ear 81
ih. 'ai'h fattur"n.iy rxciniihing
pn. Nv ss1f, ffi- tt ut grand tnven-
I"n' DIS VIII lii'h"rIaiine my Ming:
my country, an" myself. We VIII
iec'are de war against our eniinie;
we VIII make ne rhgii-h quake. by
lar. We VIII INSPECT Their camps We
VIII intercept iheir iieet. and we will
'et hre I" heir dock yards. AMI. by
Jar. we VIII take 'iibralter in de air
bal1of and, when we have conquered