The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-12

In the New York senate bin WA
INTRODUCED and Immediately ordered
10 third reading, forbidding any at.
tempt to personate Jeses chpIcf by
aEy dramatic representation, and Z
Ing . heavy penalty for violatIons Of
the net. This IL stab 81 Sulu,i
Morse's North American f.PussIon
Plsy," and and may provj fatal -
far Ms the production of The play In
New York Il concerned.
Mrs. NJ. A. Crabtree has written n
letter To st. Louis theatrical uana-
ger, announcing that her daughter
Lolita (Nigeon CrahtTeel IL going 10
leave the stage for two years, Or the
purpose of visiting Europe In s~arch
81 expert medical treatment, In hope
that she may recover her singing
voice. II this can lie accomplished.
she will return to the American stage.
IL not. Lolita will be lost to the public
forever.
To construct q three story brick no.
tel with eight inch walls IL an assault
on the travelling public with intent 10
kill. The Eude house mt Greenyilic.
Texas. was hotel of that description
and collapsed, early saturday morn.
ing, causing the death of fifteen Of II.
inmates. Somebody is responsible
and IL that somebody were compelled
to labor for the state within the peni.
Tertiary walls for a protracted prrIo.i
u might cause other criminals OF his
class 10 be more careful.
Francis Murphy. the noted blue rib
bon apostle and leader OF the Mummy.
ties In this country. aud who has
been lost sight Of for some time. .ee,n.
to have been busy In the ca,,.r In
Epgland. He writes that the work
ther" has gone on apacc until the
Queen has said, well done" Nil.
lions have signed the pledge, and 81
great has been the reduction In the
consumption Of intoxicanir that the
revenue therefrom hns fallen Off e..
900, Vw. or about 81. 50D.OO0
A young woman teaching q public
school Ia Pennsylvania foun,, the
school house filed with tra,np- the
other morning when she went early to
build the lire. Section hands wcr,
working on u railroad u few rods of.
and to them she appealed for protcc.
ton. They responded calamity, aud
the school-na' am. from the scclusIon
Of n safe fcnc.corner, witnessed N
pitched battle wagcd on her account.
The tramps were finally put To- flight.
and the young lady put la triun pliant
possession of the school room.
We receive intimaiions occasionally
that the work ON the Panama Canal l.
progressing. just at present there alp
pears To he civil war going on among
the laborers. IL In apparently impos.
sible 10 prevent civil wars I'm nm,
spanish American States. even ,,uony
worllmen engaged I'm N great cut,r'
prise. There IN something I'm IN, nj,
evidently that sets peopi. 10 ilvht,n,,
no matter where they come frnm or
how peaccable their original DISPOSE. |
tons But we infer from the fact that |
the 5000 workmen ON the canal ARE |
In grand row among them selves |
that the enterprise has not been given |
up. DE Lesseps u on his way a. New
York with the information that Il |
VIII bc completed In lsss.
In New Oriean. Friday IN. ,r,v..
of confederate dead were ,i,cn,n,c,i
and the corner sion. of , nouum.o,
to Albert Sidney Johnston hiJ rb,.
Grafton of The ,i,v yns J,Iiv.,,.J A.,
J,fi.rsnn p,yI. vh.,
said that I'm Gcn Jobnstnn n, ,c,,,,.
nized n strong niilar of ,hn cn,r,,l,r.
ncy. When he f,II nm ,L, u,Ii -,
sh;iob ill.,. ,,,i,hti.., ',t,,'
sustained The ems b,J Fill, IN.
died I'm The ,,om,n, nf ,i,.,or,. .,,,,
had he lived bnIf mn bnnr ,n,,.,
would have m,,lc ,;cn ,.r,,,, :, -.
oner or fugitive" n seldom r,n-
pens i'm the fortunes of wnr ,h,, ~,
ounce of lead IL nlnc.J whar. !, viii
do no more good than was nc,.om
pli.hed by thai mimic hal, Which s.v
cred an artery i'm Gen AIh.rt SiJn.,
Icp. k,ousos C;,, .I,yc,,,j
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rard;nan, M. Tseps, son ., ,oun'
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