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

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Robert Bguner now own 10 hons.
Mr.. Blaine will scamp Ohio ~ ~
Republicans.
There are nearly. slx thousoni
AOesicans rssSding ID PhRis.
An Eusopsan nalieao aso lnking u
mOst rigid pgeennt3o0o - ueUvont tn
spread Of cholesa % u eoaelnent.
The fimt Ioad Of new winter whsal
received 1t Chicago was ff0m Kansas
Il graded No. 2 and weighed 0fty-nln,
and . half pounds 70 the meosaret
buahel.
These are the days when corn grow
six inches and you hear the grumbl<
Of the p0tat0es In the patch, LAY 0vei
there and give me room" The wealth.
er In . ''bear" ON cOrn cOrnerers and
potato bugs.
London statistlce show six thOusand
drinking saloons where Intoxicating
liquors are sold, one hundred and flfty
thousand professional thieves and
dead beats. and one million people
who do not 30 70 church.
Justice Blatchf0sd n worth tl5, UD,
no; Field, 1874, 0@; Bradley. t5W..
O0I: Matthews. $50, 90; Waite, So.
900; Gray. $l50. 900, and Wood. tlD, !.
90. The poor men on the Supreme
Court bench are Harlan and Miller,
who have nothing bit their salaries.
The Central Advocate, published ai
st. Louis, publishes Q page Of letter.
from leading Methodists upon the
prOpriety Of . change In the limit III
the term Of the pastorats. OF those
published twenty-five favor Q re-
nsOval Of the limit. thirteen are on.
pOsed, and two sre IN Q state Of sus-
pended animation, 40 to speak.
The health Of Prince Biamarek h
again . matter u much anxiety In
Germany. He cOntrives, however, To
watch the progress Of the expedition
10 Tonquin, which promises 10 be .
very serious matter; and he doubtless
sees with satisfaction that the foreign
policy Of France Il Involving her rap
idly In disabling complications.
II Is now settled that the Presi dent
will start an his contemplated trip tn
the Yellowstone valley about the lat
of August, u nothing should occur to
interfere with the present plans. The
arrangements for the trip are In the
hands Of Lieutenant General Sheridan.
The party will number about ten per.
-Ons and will Ike gone five or six
weeks.
An ovation to Gen. Crook In WASH
ingtOn Is . well.deserved tribute to
one who has done more to settle In.
dian difficulties than al the agents
the Government ever had, and there
are not wanting Indications to show
that IL the departments would only
pay little more attention to Crooks
opinions about Indian afIairs wars
with the savages would become sur.
prisingly few.
Empire State Of the South" II u
popular appellatiOn for Georgia In al.
fusion to its being the leading State IN
wealth and enterprise. Tennessee In
sometimes called the Big bend state"
in allusiOn to the sp0On.like bend Of
the Tennessee River. West Virginia
Is sometimes called the "Pan.hsndIe
State" because IL includes that singu.
lar strip Of land between the Ohio
River and the boundary Of Pennsyl.
vania.
The COnte de ChaiDt,Ord, the bead
Of the BOurbOns. whose illness h now
attracting sO much attention, IL said
to be the greatest yOrn,andixer In Eu-
rope A gentleman who saw him
dining ut a hotel In Bruges some years
sgo says that the divinely appointed
Count ate two roasted chickens, two
large dishes Of salad, no end OF vege-
tables and lot Of dessert, and washed
the whole down with two quarts OF
Burgundy. Or late years he has been
SO fat that l0c0MotiOn was at times
next to impossible with him.
New York Tribune: Senator Plumb.
Of Kansas, IL sanguine of Republican
triumph In the nation next year. He
bases his expectations on the belief
that the party will be better Organized
than ever before and will make q
steady and strong march To victory.
As to the candidates, he has no choice,
and thinks all conjecture In that d.
rection premature. The party Is In =
thinking attitude and net disposed to
make up ITS mind IN hurry. senator
Plumb, ike every other sagacious Re
publican leader, IL evidently u1dis-
mayed by the loud boasts OF the DEM
ocrats. he mas oeen used 10 seeing
the latter carry the country one year
before the election occurs.
The contractor and his workman
are having o great deal Oftrouble with
subterranean obstacles In the way Of
obtaining . good foundation for the
Bartholdi statue. The work Is being
done on Bedloe's Island. Those
Eronch o,onslou,o,, ,rho ..o s,,aoi.Il,,
IN this statue and It's per.
Inanent location are hoping that some
part Of the foundation will
he ready for ceremonies on the Sd day
Df September next which will be just
,ne hundred years since the treaty be-
Tween the United StNtpa and Great