The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-06-07

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The mois tsst u Basmuns's cjsyos
vs. Destroyed By Ore ssfiy Tuesday
morning. - ChbngD.
TRs Dakota Capital Cnmml.lon
decided ueanln1ssn(y In favor Il Bis
mari - H. fuouss capital.
JANE A. HARaso, the Osangs king
ol Flesisia. resolved -, 900 ssl fbs his
orange crop this year.
The Vanderbilt family he's bought
the Bedford springs property and will
use 70 In connection With their new
r.llrnad line through the southern tier
u Pennsylvanla COUNTIES - Q mount.
ain summer reDogt.
Gen. Wimpden. ofths French army.
in letter 70 kseseNseaf, says the oh.
jsct Of Count Won Molike's tour ~
Gently In Italy .waa to study the best
route for an Invasion Of Southern
France.
Harvard College refuses toBeujamin
r. Butler the degree Of LII. D.. which
hes hitherto beso re9ulasiy given 70
Whatsoever persOn hes been Governor
Oe Massachusetts. This n good for
Butler and bod for H award College.
Harvard could not In any other way
have done ~ veil fos him, ~ 70 10 fos
itselG.-Nsw York !SHR.
Al . meeting of the Sass Canal
company propoaal made BY De Len.
seps 10 examine Into project Of the
a ~ 100000
the isthmus, was adopted unanimous.
ly. De Lesseps aasured the meeting
that the English dirsct0s were giving
loyal assistance and prophssisd that
another canal would b built.
Sol. Miller. Of the Troy CHief. sdvo.
Gates pensi0nlnY oil U0isn soldiers,
without regard Ia wounds OF other
disabilities. This Win no doubt ulti.
inately 10 done, and probably at an
earlier data than would b supposed.
IL will certainly follow when time
and age have th(nned the ranks Of the
MISUNDERSTANDING CStisen.
The Kansas City Twes cosnplaius
that Jay Gould. during bis rsceot visit
70 that city, refused 10 eat st any ofits
hotels. drove about the city With Q
reserved cir. want Impressed with X
Cs greatness. mlstOok The place for .
deaf aud dumb asylum. and len behind
him not even the promise Of waass
tank! Mr.. Gould, We may remark, In
nisn Of excellent Judgment.
The New York reporter do not
agree with some Of their professional
brethren st WsshlnEtOG, for they
describe President Arthur ~ looking
happy aud hearty. and tO bsas the
cares and responsibi lightly upon
bis broad shoulder. The Washington
writers ON whom We have been de-
pending for reports Of the PresIdent's
condition have represented him -
haggard and worn. While In New
York this week the President has
taken long walk on Madison avenue
each evening With friend.
Luke Short, the citizen who Wa
driven out Of Fort Dodge, Kausas,
because Of his familiarity with 'thrse.
card monte" and other intellectual
diversions, hes returned with Q shot. |
gun ON bis arm and took the middle
Of the street when he went from the
depot 10 his residence. The dispatches
quote him ~ saying that be has come
sciOus irony that lone or two days will
settle the matter" Il 10 probable that
be will reside In the neirhborh0od Of |
the cemetery " he insists upon max.
Ing Fort Dodge bis home.
WAsHiN0TON June 4.-The Quit
eau case will never 90 down for good.
IL has csfDe Into prominence again
owing 10 the fact that J. p. Sheaby,
one Of the jurors, hes gone crazy and
been sent 10 the 81. Elizabeth Hos.
pital for the Insane. The case 10 4
peculiarly pathetic one IN some points |
II In reported thst Shsahy believed
that 0utteau was insane and that the |
Jury should have 20 found, but be hsd
not the courage In face Of unsnlmity Of |
the rest IN stand out and say 70. He
was also afraid u seems, OF what be |
knew was the public clamor ON the
subject. Since 0uItesu's execution Il |
In said he hes been continually |
haunted by reflection upon the case,
and the conviction that 10 had voted |
70 hang lunstic, until his mind hes |
given way under Il. His insanity |
took . fierce turn, 10 that his family |
were afraid VI their lives, and he has |
been placed In cell Ut the asylum.
Senator Sherman made Q short
speech In county convention In Ohio |
the other day. In the cOurse Of bis |
remarks no alluded ~ the tariff Quss. |
ton In there words:
Shall our tariff laws be framed with |
. View 70 prOtect labor ~ well - 20 |
levy etaxes? Upon that question We /
are united and lnc0ntestably right Il |
Is the fundamental national question Of /
the time which will engross the stten.
ton Of the next congress aud be the /
pivotal Issue upon which the psesi.
Dental election will turn. We. q. .
party, maintain that while the main
object Of taxes on imported goods In "
furnish revenue kOr the support Of the
government, yet thst In levying them
special care should be taken Ia foster,
build up and protect such nsnufsct
ures. agriculture or production ~ arr
suited tO Our climate aud the habits Of
Dur ptOple. with View 10 secure Ia our
farmers home market f0r their pro.
iuctions. aud u our country strength.
wealth and independents. This IL the
chOsen lrnitlOn Of the Republican par
~, aud up0n u We invite . contest
With our Democratic friends when.
over. u ever. they make up their
minds upon the subject.
tBesvois letter 10 the Detroit Yrss Prsss.I
Ia the State library st jackson,
" issIssippi. In . cray0n portrait n M.
Davis ~ hs appeared when captured.
asked him u u wss correct and he
replied: II Will tell you exactly how
Z occurred. ] had lain down without
. garment. ] had high cav.
llry b00ts, pantslOons tucked Into the
il~, . gray blouse and . soft hat
Upon the alarm being given ] stepped
,ut Of the tent and saW Q fedFAl caval.
lyman thirty or forty feet away. He
ordered me N halt. A. the same
moment Mn. Davis threw over my
'hOuldep . shawl. ] AW my only
nance for escape was ~ secure the
,OFSe Of the Fedsal. I advanced
tnlght upon him, feeling that be
would IRE ct me, but feeling that be
would miss bis target. Had this &C.
urred. there would have been Q sesug-
lie for the possession 0f the hosSe. A
approached the soldier, ho lowered Z
liz caPkplna A N IN ahf,rA and ~ ths / 3