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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-24

NEW York, Oct. 2i.-From the Times:
Carl Schur2 was asked ifhe had noticed
the reports In tho papers that his friends
IN chicago were taking steps toward
purchasing newspaper Of which he
was 60 assume control "Yos,n ne nm.
SWvrtdi 81 have seen such rep9-ts.
There Is absolutely no truth in them.i
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rwp UnnmhIlInn.rnlrInl.

CHEYgNNr, W. r., oct. %. Both
the regularly nominated candidates for
delegates in congress for this territory.
have declined, j. NJ. Carey, ut this city,
hns heOn solicited as the Republican,
nominee, and W. II. Holiday, OF Lar
amio City, as the Democratic nominee
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A BusteA RoIlcr nnd rhrre nrad Men.

DENisoN, Oct. 23.-lspeclal. Tho
boiler of saw mill, owned by S. b.
Scratch, near Atoka, Indian territory,
exploded this morning at 6 O'Clock, kili-
ing three men instantly. They are ]. y.
Oliver, joe Ratclin, of Illinois, and
Frank Choate, of Stringtown, Indian
territory, Oliver and Choate have lami-
lies. Two other men working in the
mill escaped unhurt. The explosion
was caused by oarelessness. The total
| damege TO the mill Is 81, 200.
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North Carolina Proh,bltIonl.t,.

RALEIGH, oct, 2L-The Prohibition
lS,s to-day nominated full electoral
ticket for st. John.
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HuNTERs PoiNr, l.. l., Oct. 23.-Tho
jury in the case Of Patrick Kiornan, on
trial for the murder Of Peter Meteor
mick, returned verdict this morning Of
murder in the first degree.
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LouIsvLLe, Oct. 23,-The Times, spe-
cial says: Harry Altman shot and killed
his father, Lafayette Altman, at st.
Charles, Kentucky, over family trouble.
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ConEres.Ional Nomination, .


Al,NO rs o. X.
ITHACA, N. V, Oct. 23.-Tho Repuhli
ran congress ioual convention nj Senace
Fails To day unanimously aud bv ac.
clamation endorsed the nomocratic
nominee, John Arno. His record meets
tho approval OF tho Republicans of this
district IN the matters OF finance and
tarin.
rtEUPONr rUUrEnRRp.
PENN NAN, \. Y, Oct. @i.-Thn Demo-
cratic convention Of tho twenty-nlnth
congressional district nominated David
A. pierpont.
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Mexican

of the Mexican war. had
pursued, as had its leader, the Know
Nothing policy, defrauded the people of
their votes, and now, in this campaign.
were making big bluster about the
tarih IN order TO entice the honest vote
of he country, The word tariff was
synonym of robbery. When years ago,
spain drove a lot Of outlaws out of her
borders, they settled at Tarrifla, on the
Mediterranean sea. and as u baud of nj
rates levied tribute or tariff upon
every vessel that passed that way If
you took dollar out of Smith's pocket
ana put II in Jones' pocket it would be
robbery, call it what you might. The
'uss the Republican party was
making over the tariff ques-
ton, in order to gull tho laboring
vote reminded him of the apple boy and
the doctor, who had n skeleton hung on
wire in such an ingeni us manner that
WhCh one opened his office door the
skeleton would clasp them in its en-
brace. One dav the boy, with basket
of apples, assembled the steps of the
DOCTORS office TO sell him some
trult, but on opening tho door
| the skeleton grabbed him and
tho boy in his fright rolled down the
steps along with his basket and apples.
The doctor rushed to the door and called
him to come back telling him he wished
some fruit when the boy replied YOU 20
10 the d. durn you; you can't fool
mo II you have got your clothes on :"
Now the Republican party was n skele-
ton in principles and it was at present
ihasqnerading III its tariff clothes in
order to catch votes.
| The speaker paid a glowing tribute to
our Irish citizens and said ttey would
never go for Blaine. They We're natural
born Democrats and would never vote
against the Democracy; nor would they
vote Tor party whose rule had been
characterized by chicanery, fraud, cor
rupuon, and which meant oppression to
the labOring classes.
lie referred in eloquent terms ia
Cleveland and Hendricks, the gallant
standard bearers of the Democracy, Maid
a glowing tribute to the old party, and
closed by predicting for IL n glorious
victory this November. At the cnuclu,
sion he read the epitaph of the Republi
can party, and retired amidst rounds ol
applause.
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Hon. j. q. ChenOweth of Bonham
and Hon. Barnett Gibbs of Dallas, viii
address the citizens of Dallas, under tn,
auspices of the Cleveland and llendrick
! elIp, tonight, (Friday), at Mayors gar
den, speaking to commence at 7:3
o'clock, y. IN. Come and hear thom. Al
o who heard the raro treat last night
e given Ivy j. q. Chenowoth at the TeXa
: ~ Pacific depot, will bare witness of hi
= ability rs great eXpounder of the priI
1 cipals Of the Democratic party.
% 1t was announced last night that tn
| speaking tonight would be at the COZ
c ner of Main and Murphy, but owing {
the difficulty Of speaking in the opo
den. Remember, 1880 p. IN. this (Frida,
Il evening"
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OPENING This week !.
-------ur----~-A A T T------
T. B.AUMIIA.N'S
BY Special Request Of Our Wholesale Trade, We
Shall Continue to Display
OUR MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

LADIES' SUITS, DOLIANS, SEAL,
PLUSH JACKETS, RUSSIAN RFJJR,
LINED CIRCULARS, MISSES AMID
CFIILDREN'S WRAPS, FOR ALL,
AGES, IN BEAVER, DIAGONAL.
DIATLASSEl, SILK, SATIN DEIYON
BROCADE AND RRPP
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Houston Sends Up Report of Two
Murders.
A Observation-Disclosures KILLED.
Sad Charges and Stacks Of Indictments
Against q Theater Man.
AwoMANs WORK WITH A KNIFE.
NAVY Department Rascal Indicted-Des-
perate ARRAY Mt Cottonwood, Tex-
asa Long Island Killer Con-
Victed-Other Deeds,
Tragedy Nesr;Houston.

HeUsToS, Oct %. Special. John
Alecks, a merchant of Clinton, uous-
toms deep-water shipping point, was
found murdered in his store this morn
ing. The coroner has gone down to hold
an inquest, and full particulars cannot
be obtained tonight.
Robert Allen, "a negro residing at Har-
risburg, five miles south of here. was
aSsasslnated last night about O'Clock.
lhree men rode up to his house and
called MIN out. When he appeared st
the door his body was filled with buck
shot. There is no clew to the perpe-
TRAITORS of tho crime, though some
negroes in the neighborhoed, with whom
Allen has had difficulty, are strongly
suspected.
Drunken Woman With IA Bloody Knife.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 23.-The Journals
Wabash special reports that bloody
row occurred on the Wabash passenger
train near that city this evening. A
tram full of people was returning from
the Democratic barbecue at Peru. A wo-
man named Cottici Pen, crazed with
liquor drew long knife and began
cutting and slashing among the oe.
cupants of the ear. Henry Garner was
cut on the left shoulder, n. Quinn was
! dangerously stabbed in the face. The
conductor Prince, was also stabbed In
! the face. The woman was nnall\
elected from the train.
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,o't clrcuiars giving mll particulars, write 10
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"For ways that uro dark
Ana tricks that are vain
] mime Speaker -----,
And dare maintain"
Who Ia playing the trick now?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-11-22

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Dimness of Vision, Noises in the Head; the vital
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17
NOTICE TO sUBscmBERs

Very soon after harvest we shall ex
pect our subscribers who are In arrears
to come promptly forward and settle
their indebtedness Those who do
not will be dropped from our books
and their accounts be pluced In the
hands of collectors. We have waited
patiently for this very time. We have
had three successive years Of bOunti-
full crops. and those who cannot pay
their subscriptions now viii never be
able TO. We propose 10 have our
books cleared Of delinquents once
more. We hope those indebted will
read this notice carefully. We mean
just exactly what we say.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17
N.lhorhood Iiem,.

DIR. NJ. J. Brown, n homeopathic
physician, OF Salina, celebrated the
fourth in AePhersOn.
The material foF the X. P. depot Is
being prepared at the cOmpahY's shops
and will De shipped hers 40 ready to
put up.
Mr.. Charles r. Met'aiI. Ons Of Salt
mas pruinlsing young men, was visit
Eng In the riiy "vcr saturday and Sun
day.
A S-lltlr'- 81 iiius. 'i,a..t.td on the
KHir~t. = .tnc ~ t'.ii.,s. ay. The
train ri,a ardv,- 10 1I.sa a. M. and
leaves 10 l:@ai q Hi
Brn Alli,,n r.girnt,l ~ IA his bride,
Mi-- Drn ft-Tru bu. 90, saturday eyeIl-
ing. The Register ,sf Deeds and hia
4 putty have Uur kinirst and best
wishes fnr iulur. happiness and pros
patty MeI'hsrs0H Independent.
The friends Of ) y. Henry were
blrase,l tD uEieIIsl % him cordial vel
,,otne home ufBH his aFfiVal last Sun-
siay morning. Stewart has been en-
iuying the pleasures and advantages Of
years study and travel In Germany.
abilene Reflector.
Ex-senator Harvey who lives near
Junction City has purchased = 100
acre farm near Norfolk, Va, Whers
he expects 20 live In the future with
The hope uf lessening his rheHmalie
attacks llDes % relieve rheumatism
to live near the Eea coasts 2 -n
W. A. Julinsinn,s liOasa, occupied
by w. II. Shook, burned n tie ground
last Friday. the 4il, while Mr. Snook
was in town with hi- family attending
the celebrations. Everything in Tie
house was Destroyed = Mhaz1eap0iis
Messenger. aea1 rts
AR. H. 2. smifh telss ns tiiat Repre-
sentative Collins. 1as Saline euanfy.
has two hundred aud fBrty aerea' 81
wheat, which Is The fourth crop win
out blowing or seeding, and the crDp
promises 50 bushels " the aere.-Ltl-
con CeHtrs fiultaeT.- r-.Ii
Rev. j. q. 'nlllt. who has been pas-
Tor % the pFeabg terrain church u this
place Tor year o. more, resigned this
week % seespt 3 eall ron Illluola.
Many will regret 30 learn ttis, but Mr..
Burts heaith mzkes = eha1ee a ell
mate Necessary - 4cl'lIsrse.s kfEIsl3ii-
ca
Kew. W. - Nlttlutti VIII lt8te 1At-
urday for Mathattan 60 hold quarterly
meeting, aftsr which be YIN Visit bfs
Old home IN Ohio 10 be gone about
eighfeen o. twenty tiaya. MH. Mitch
Ell Will visit her ffien,is On Wyan6oiie
dufi1g Ar. Aiieleifs alse1ce We
wish both pheasant visit aud sale
return. - Joachim CEly Rela3lioul
Judge Huntaek. member of eohgrss
from the sixth kansas district, fsll1.td (
up the road Monday On III say hOlle
% Oshofno. a tsilegranT Feoetved ssi-
urday Il HashlIiglon sfspng that bis I
wife was dangerously III vas The caELse (
0f bis early trip home. Later aeHB }
assured biIn 81 her pfohable FeegEeEy. /
making The latter part % l1iH iOuFnsV /
e growing eorpulents and from sFs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

We have 20 record this week very
unfortunate shooting scnape whitli ne
curre1l at New Cambria Monday might
Levi NJ Veach, bachelor aged ahooi
81 years. who was un,i,laytsl ulH'n ih'.
farm of Mr. MurpI, near New ''a"l
bria, returned from 'Salins Iu il,' sla p
ton, somewhat intoxicated. aud r',-
lering the hotel Of SAMUEL R',aser, 80
New Cambria, asked l,ir Rssrssr, with
whom he had iBrnlsrly hsi lrnubIe.
He had his hand 90 a revolver He
was IN the front Eooai and Reaser aud
hIs family were ~ the klleben Csll-
ing foF ReaseF ssVsFai tines. aud
making some threats. Ma. ReHsrr
finally FROM the hslf opened lloor,
asked him 90 leave che Fooin. y hieh
be refused 20 d. ReaseF went Bonn a
side door 90 the street and eal,e,l fnr
assistance from a blaekanifh shop.
Veach had by this time lei the house
and eouIs in sight ~ Ileaaer alsain WIN
returned tn he kitelsen, Voaell en-
terlng the front roam again. Tho Black
smith esme up at this juneture and en-
tieavOred 10 persuade eaeh 20 leave the
house, which he would not do. Soon
after Veach attempted 10 force his
way into the kitchen, with threats
and denominations Of using his re-
voiveF. IL was then thst Reaser 1red
the shot that win prObshly Oecasion
Veach's death. Veseh also shot
with his revolver 1t the cane
time. This siatemsat % the case
is substantially verified by Mr..
Reaser, wife and daughter, and Afr.
Turner. The ball entered Veaeh's
body lust below the breast bone on
the len side He walked away hfter
the shot, saying nothing, and was
half way to NJ Murphy's hOusa be-
fore he called for assistance, and was
then rtmoved 20 Mr.. Aurphy's where
ne lies at the l'nlnt Of death. HiE. R3aser
gave himself up 20 The sheriff, but was
subsequently, released, rs there We no
one 10 lodge q e0snplaiat usainsl him.
As New Cambria the act Of Reaser i
regarded e. purely in seiitlel bee.
Veseh was desperate ehala Eho
had previously sccaaiuneai much
trouble in New Calnhrsa. some other
particulars concernins the shooting
afo detailed By cur New Cambria cor
respondent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

will cell at Public Auction At my
farm six miles east Of Salina and three
fourtha Of q mile east Of Gels & Gibbs
mill, on Tuesday. Aug. 5th. al 10
O'Clock a, m. the following property I:
2 + BfOod Mares, 3-year-old wors
horse. s-year-old horse. 2-year-Old
filley, yearling filley, sucking eili,
4 cows, 2 2-year old steers. yearlings,
4 calves, head o. hogs. IA acres %
corn in field and about 200 bushels Of
corn In crib. harness. tools. furniture,
daTy fixtures. chickens, etc. al su'ns
und : tl0Rsh4 Aserelit +Of % Us
vHl be glElil = - ar. I'd
sA.oaFity, 81 j 4ul4e& B <,g I'm
due; ifnot paid when due II per cent
will be charged from date. A lunch
will be furnished az noon.
F. c. WIGGINS.
N. s. PRICE. Auctloneer. 25-st
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

A large majority Of the Democrats
Of SalinR were not very well pleased
over the receipt of the news Of the
nomination Of Cleveland. Numerous
dismal remarks were made concern
ing il. One jolly fellow says: "I'm
ready now TO depart to the innermOst
recesses OF the cave of gloom" The
majority Of the Denis. here preferred
Thurman or Bayard. Not a few were
for Ben Butler. The CleveIandites
were very few Ind scattering.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. r. Watson and
children will juin the Minneapolis
excursion Iariy at Kansas city Dexi
Monday night. They will visit the
greater portinn Of the time at Red
Wing, MINI the home Of Rev.G w.
1Yatson-Our Mr.. Waison's brDuIer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

H. ID. Baker wac the " representative
Republican " from saline county who
was pFeseiit NJ the . slsarsely srttled"
meeting uf anti-prohIbItIonisis. which
attempted 20 dictate what the Repub-
lican platform should be. The meet
ing was In the interest Of Click.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Prof Otis Brya ant. one OF the faculty
OF the Salina University, died la IllR
nOis on tile 5th lust President Hop
kins has in part rurganized the facul-
ty, and the nantes will be published
In our issue next week. He writes
that he will be Ia Salina on OF about
the I'D Of this month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chappesl
Hands, Gtilblalas, earns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively rures
Piles, or no pay required Il Il guar
&hleea to gisd IiefId6t iallsIactHAi. or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box For Sale By Oscnr Seitz,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Some Of Sheriff FOnsse's bOartlers
1.-THE men released upon the pardon - I
the GOvernorl. went 10 Mr. FOrssg's
dnniiciie last Tuesday evening, Will
their families. and paid their respects
to him, that icing the Sherid7s forty
seeOnd birthday. They entertained
him and his family right royalty S,i.
kiln EHieDeEiifif.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Childrenis services were held in the
Methodist church last Sunday. The
church was beautifully decorated with
flowers. grasses, and appropriate mot
toes, which presented q very tasty az
pearance. The morning service con-
sisted Of responsive readings, music,
etc. The evening exeFelses we're
chiefly recltatiOns and music by the
children, and were conducted by Mn.
Antrim. The children performed
their parts well, showing that they had
been well trained.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

The Independent has very fOOlishly
attacked Mr.. Brubaker, OF New Cam
bria, for having written some sharp
things about that paper, under the
name Of NJ. T. Head. This is 20 In
form the sagaeious Independent that
Mr.. Brubakor is not, nor has he ever
been a correspondent Of the JOURNAL
He Is, however, a very excellent gen
tlemen, whom the puny attacks OF
the Independent do more good than
harm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Tuesday night tremendously
heavy rain fell. which continued the
next morning. The report had pre-
vailed previous to the rain that eorn
WAS suffering somewhat; but me
great fall Of water places that crop in
a splendid condition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Mfr. G. :. Davis, Of the Junction
Tribune, was ia town the first Of the
week, on business connected with IA
directory system which he has rnpy-
righied. fife hss sold the right fur
this county 10 Mr.. e. l.. Bishop, Mr..
Davis belongs 20 the well-knOwh
Davis family, OF Junction Ciiy--hGii
ored and respected through the State.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

A Harvest Home celebration Is be-
Ing planned for about Aug. Is. II Is
proposed 10 make IL rival a similar
celebration. which took place In the
Park few years ago. and was q grand
success both In point Of numbers and
enIoYmeni
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

Mr.. NJ. V. b. Gilman, the we'll
known advertiser, was united la mar.
riage TO Miss Lem Walter, AN esteemed
young lady Of BrookVille, ON the 18th
inst, al the residences of. A. Hop
kins, solomon city, Rev. A. T. Riley
conducting the ceremony Our con-
gralulaiions are heartily extended.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-17

A number Of McPherson's distin-
guished citizens we're In town Tues-
day, and tosk the train 10 Topeka
that night. either ~ delegates or
visiting statesmen % the State Con
vention.