The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-10

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The sevea oidese papsss ID KsnsnA
Red Cloud, the 6loux chief, h nd
10 have struck . gold mine. An
Eastern papef warns him not 70 stock
it and try 10 cell it or be Will Ioee hto
respectable Standing, scared By hard,
honest, square horse stealing.
German carp, planted in . lake
near North Platte BY the Nebfnsks
state Ash commissiones, In April last
year, are now being harvested. Some
ofthem measure eighteen inches in
length. Salmon put In the lake ut the
same time are six inches long.
The name Of B0naparte ON . law
yer's sign II rather startling, but In
Baltimore, on 81 Paul street, n dis
played the sign: '''Charles j. Bona
parte, attorney-at-law." This grand
nephew Of the great emperor In busy
member Of his profession, and fire.
quentiy argues cases with ability and
eloquence.
And now comes another new motor
that claims to beat anything, except
Il be the Keely motor. IL In bi-sulphide
Of carbon. This Ii first vaporized. and
then condensed again, and common
kitchen fire, Ii IL said, can develop
power enough to run an ocean steam
er. It In farther claimed that . single
supply Of this material can be used for
an indefinite period, Its cost being
only trifle.
A Louisville washerwsman lit her
pipe and sat down on the edge Of the
bed TO smoke. The ashes from her
pipe split and fell ON her clothing,
which ignited, andlin Q few moments,
almost before she was fully awake,
she was horribly burned. From her
heels to her head she Wa almost one
solid blister, and in some places the
flesh was burned to crisp. She will
not recover. Moral:- Ladies' should
never sit on the bed while smoking.
The Commissioner Of the land
Office at Washington. Noah Mcfar-
land, Is very well meaning old par
ty, but he has his little idioAincracies-
The other day Noah received from the
girls of the ONCE . boquet rs q birth
day present, 1t was not in the form Of
an ark, nor otherwise suggestive OF
antiquity, but instead Of receiving IL
rs q testimonial, he testify referred
them to tile chief clerk, being himself
too busy to be interrupted: |: Evidently
Noah does not enjoy fowers.s or has
had 90 many birthdays that he il get
ting sick Of them.
SINCE John Brown died 1t il said
that the Queen OF England has in
trusted her daughter. Beatrice, with
most Of the duties he used to perform.
The Princes IL getting along In life IL
% years old, with no prospects of mar
rage. The story that she was engaged
to the Prince Imperial Of France IL
generally believed-at least the eX-
empress Eugenle gives color to the re-
portland II Is thought that his tragic
death Is the reason why she has ac-
cepted no suggestions NJ to marriage.
The Dayton Journal knows a thing
or 80 about funerals, and sharply crit
icises the dramatic festival supes ut
Cincinnati for carrying of the dead
Cesar to the market place head fore
most. The writer says: Murdoch,
'presuming that the bearers understood
their business, lifted the pail from the
body at the end where the head ought
to have been, and found = paig of
stOckinged feet In an instant they
were covered and the face exhibited.
Nevertheless, the mistake caused q
litter which marred for q time the
solemnity of the funeral Oration."
TOPEKA, May Gov. Click, who
has just returned from Washington
and the East, had q long conference
with Hon. Jere Black. The latter
says the Kansas Pacific road. by re-
mOval of its general Offices outside this
state forfeited its charter by common
law even had there been no statutory
provisions in regard to the matter.
He has been formally retained by the
state and is very positive In his ssser.
tons that he will win the case. 1t IL
very probable that the quo warranto
proceedings in the state supreme court
to test the legality Ofthe consolidation
of the Union and Kansas Pacific roads
will soon be instituted.
SANTA FE, N. NJ, May G-Advices
from San Carlos state that two Chi.
huahua Apaches arrived there Friday
and reported that little Charley Nc
Comxs, son of Judge McComas, killed
by the Indians q short time ago, il |
still alive in the care of Chief BOvita;
that he will be brought in alive IL the |
Indian camp IL not surprised, and |
that the Indians expect to use him i'm |
negotiating for peace. They further
state that LocO's band Is broken up |
and wish to surrender but that Ju, the /
most desperate of the chiefsin Mexico,
will resist to the last.
Under the new game law now in |
force prairie chickens may be killed |
between the first OF September and |
the first Of January, and quail be-
tween the first of November and the |
first of January. No person shall /
hunt cor pursue any wild game upon
the premisis of another, except with
the consent of the owner or occupant
Of said primesis. No person shall buy
or sell or have I'm possession any quail
or grouse during the time when the
killing of the same IL prohibited. Any
violation of the law IL misdemeanor,
subject to fine Of from 81 to s., with
cost and attorneys fee Of SO.
A fatal accident occurred last Satur.
day Q week ON the farm of Joe Gum
nerson, near Assaria. His hired man,
\ Swede by the name Of PETERSON, who
after dinner, went to put the brides
On his team preparatory To going TO
work, when he wns kicked In the side
by one Of the animals which was
frightened by dog chasing Q rabbit
into the barn. Pehrson seemed TO
suffer but little from his injuries and
went about his work the remainder Of
The day. On Sunday following. about
noon, he suddenly expired apparently
rom internal injuries received the
lay previous. He arrived from Sweden
! short time ago and leaves . wife to
mourn his death.-Linds60rg Nesos.
An Indianapolis report says the
friends of ex-senator Joseph +. Nc
Donald, of that state, are 90 confident
hat he will be the next Democratic
lominee for President that they have
Iiready planned his cabinet for him.
hus: Secretary Of state, Thomas A.
of Indiana I; secretary of
var, w. g. Rosecrans, Of California.
r Cartor H. Harrison. Of Illinois
postmaster general. John @. Gordon,
4 Georgia; attorney general, F. w.
,ilas, OF Wisconsin (; secretary Of the
lavy, William II. Eaton, Of Connect.
ut secretary Of the interior, George
I. Breckenridge. of Arkansas- Thee &,
entlemen should not be In % much
{ = hurry to count their spring