The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-09-06

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six speeches In August, sowing the
seeds Of diseOrd, and trampling on the
rights Of the people," in Northern
Iowa. Minnesota, New York, New
Jersey and Canada
A lady who saw the ex-Empress Eu-
genie few weeks ago says her figure
Is beautiful, and the deep mourning
gives an added charm to its natural
grace. Her hair Is gray, but the eyes,
always noted for their peculiarly sad
and sweet expression. are as beautiful
as ever.
The Lawrence JOtsrRai says that
Judge SOlOn o. Thaeher will prOba-
bly, sail from Europe Sept 18th, and
will arrive In Lawrence about October
lst.- Mrs. Thacher and Misses Nellie
and Molly will remain during the
winter, dividing their time mostly be-
tween Paris and Rome.
BOSTON, August 3I.-The drsuth in
eastern New England which has lasted
| five or six weeks has become so serious
that crops have been greatly injured,
with the prospect OF still greater dam
age IL the drOuth Is not soon broken.
Farmers are compelled to take COWS
from pasture End feed them on winter
hay.
Don't have too much iron about the
managers to which your horses are
hiiehed by a chain. The electricity
recently struck a stable having such
an arrangement, and the fluid ran
along the conductor, killing sixteen
fine horses, the electricity in each case
passing In at the neck, and running
down the fOFelegs to the shoes.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, September l.
Jason DOwner, az one time Associate
Justice Of the Wisconsin Supreme
Court, is dead at the age OF 20 years.
He came 10 Milwaukee In 1912 and
was the first editor OF the Milwaukee
Daily Sentinel, afterwards entering
the legal profession. He leaves q wife
but no children, aud his estate Is esti-
mated at a quarter Of million.
II ts generally conceded that Hans
B. Gram, a native Of Boston, who
studied In Denmark, introduced
homeopathy into the United States in
the year 1875. There are now twelve
colleges OF this school of medicine in
this country, graduating from 800 to
400 students year-380 in 1895
homeopathic dispensaries over 80
hospitals; Is periodicals devoted TO
this practice; and about 1900 physi-
clans and surgeons.
NJ. jules Ferry, the French Prime
Minister, In an interview said the
Count de ChambOrd's death had In
nOwise disturbed the government OF
France. He declared IL the general
elections were held to-day hardly
thirty ruyalists would be returned.
2 iis rOyalist demonstrations in France
he said, would be severely ,repressed,
aud II the Count Of Paris should issue
manifesto he would not be allowed
to return 10 France, or II he did re-
turn he would be expelled
The Abbe MOignot has finally got
enough money subscribed 20 carry out
his scheme Of dredging the Red Sea
to recover what PharOah and his
army lost at the time OF their uRex-
peCted submeTslOn. Now II the en-
thusiastic Able should fish without
hauling up the famous chariot or any
Of the rich trappings scoffers might
use the failure 10 cast doubts ON a
very interesting story that has served |
valuable purposes In theology for
great many years. For the good |
sake we hope Pharoah |
will not turn out 10 I've another Cap
tain Kidd.
The old manse still stands at Con
cord, Mass, as when Hawthorne /
wrote thirty years ago. It is old gray |
and unpainted. Inside Il is snug, eOzy /
and attractive On one Of the tiny |
frames Is a legend in Haw- /
thOrne's handwriting, telling how /
Una Hawthorne looked out Of that /
on that winters day, and see
ing the snow and the trees like snow /
was much pleased, though /
she was only ten months old SC the i
time. From the old gaFret C. the eel
laf, spirits Of antiquity rustic and sigh
Md the ghosts OF persons and writers
seem 20 start 81 levity. The present |
owners are descendants Of the Origi-
nal possessors.
DODGR Cry, August Sl.-The City
Council tonight instructed the Mar
lhal 10 enforce the ordinances In rela-
ion 70 gambling and prohibition,
ifter the 9Th Of September. An Ordi-
iancs was also adopted to 60 Into ef-
'eet at the same time, prohibiting
music In the saloons aud dance halls.
This action was brought about by the
A. 7. 4 s. +. Railway Company, as
hey have assured the city authorities
hat u an earnest effort was made TO
'esorm, q branch road W0ald come here
md that the company would AZ once
'Ommenee the erection Of q pernla-
tent and expensive buildings, but In
be event that n0sueh effort was made
u the shops would at once be re-.
moved aud the railroads taken 70 some
lther point Some OF the railroad Of
leials were here In Especial car await
ng the action OF the authorities and
re psrfeetiy satisfied with the result,
In 'sGIbbohis Rome.n Vol. III.
hap %, page Is. we dnd tae follow
nE foOt-nOte. when Darius ad-
anced into the Moidaviar desert, BE-
Wgea the Danube and the Eiester,
be King Of the Scythians sent him q
louse, irog, 4 bird, and FIVE arrows
tremeu1Ous sliegOry 7" What did
bis allegory siguify?
Aaager.--It has been yariousIy in
srpreted. The following u the mean
q given By some writer's. you
make war 1.-THE arroWsl on 3 people
% cannot conquer until you can sub
1T on roots and Wild grain Ike the
iouse, fnhsblt either land OF water
he the frog. and nee with the swifl-
ess OF 3 birdn Another rendering /,
j We subsist Ia the wild deIds IKE
be mouse; I'VE either on land 81
FEter, Ike the frog Zee IKE the bird,
nd slay our pursueEs g we Zee, fof
~ right hands are fun Of arrows fof
az enemies" Darius Hysiaspes bad
emanded an cdeFihr of earth snd
Iater from them az 3 token Of sub
lisslon. and this was the answer of
laee ingincible baEbarians and thef
lade good their alieg0ry. As Daritie 1
ursled them with an army q 100 600
len they led him farther and farther, 3
lFn1Eh forests, sBamps, and deserts, .
aiil his troops died of fatigue, mals 9
Is, and famine, and be Was com .
alled % return, Utterly defeated in Il
B ohiecl, leaving al but q mere rem s
.nt of his immense army dead ln TIE n
ilterpeu. 6