The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-07
PEFs0Ns ANO THINGS

Polk still receives visitors al NASH
vile, Tenn, and retains her charm
ing manners.
Mrs. r. B. Hayes owns and person.
ally superintends. az her home In
Fremont, o., one OF the best poultry
yards In the United States.
The Porte CrayOn" who wrote in
our bOyhOOd days-CoiOnel David II.
Strother. Of VirginIa-will soOn re-
turn from Mexico.
Mr.. Thomas Mast, the carieaiurist,
Is In Washington, and la much bet
ter health than he has previously en-
joyed for q long time.
Owing TO fears Of SOciallstie disturb
anees. the Austrian Government has
proclaimed q kind Of martial law in
Vienna aud two other districts, and
trial by jury has been suspended.
Mrs. Fitzpatrick, widow OF the late
general, who was United states
minister to Chill when he died, will
shortly return to this country, when
she will bring with her the remains
Of her husband.
It has been aseertained that the
Dominion Finance Minister loaned
the defunet Exchange Bank of Mon
treal $500, 600 without security, fully
q ware that the institution was In an
embarrassed condition.
The Queen Of Tahiti, the chief
island I'm the group of the Society
Islands, accompanied by a French
gentleman, arrived Saturday, and left
in the evening for Niagara. The
Queen visits Europe.
The fastest train from New York
TO Chicago makes the distance Of 9l2
miles In 25 hours and Is minutes,
with only seven stops. The slOwest
mile between New York and Phila-
delphia is made in minutes and the
fastest In 81 seconds.
Every available steamer, barge and
boat on the Nile controlled by
Thomas Cook & Co. have been en-
gagged to convey troops, stores, etc, TO
Upper Egypt, and will also bring peO-
ple down from Khartoum In case that
city Is evacuated.
The Swedish Colonization society
Of Rock Island, Illinois, will send out
q party Of twenty-five land prospect
ors about the first Of March. They
expect TO visit Mcpherson, Wichita,
Hutchinson, Dodge City, Garden City
and other points in Kansas.
Secretary Folger instructs the 10.
sDectors at New Orleans 10 examine
Mrs. Mary Miller as to her qualifca-
tions as master Of a steamer: and, IL
they find her competent, of good
character, aud duly experienced,
Though clothed IN skirts rather than
bTeeches," they are directed to issue
her q license in the usual form.
There is trouble ahead for the Bona
paFtists in France, Prince Jerome
having announced that the time has
come for open agitation In favor OF
the restoration, there will not be lack
ing men TO risk their necks in at
tempted revolution. But as against
the Bonapartists, the Republicans and
Orleanists are practically allies.
About six miles fran Chattanooga,
an immense rock, which rolled from
the mountain, wrecked the loco
motive Of a passenger train Thursday.
mortally wounding the conductor
aud iniuring six other train men.
The passengers, who escaped unhurt,
presented the engineer with a purse
for remaining at his post.
ST. PAUL, February l.-Marquis
De MOrs, who shipped twelve thous-
and sheep from Wisconsin and Iowa
last July to ranges in Montana, reports
ffty-five per cent have died. The
animals swell up and bleed at the
nose before death. A post 8lOrfem
examination disclosed eXtravasatiOn
Of blood in the lntestines, and is an
Incurable disease, heretofore un-
known.
GALVESTON, February IA NetCs
Austin SAYS both houses passed the
bill empowering the Governor to
suppress iawlessness now rampant In
Texas and giving him $4,000 to. use
for that object. The enactment Is
regarded as q deliberate declaration
BY the legislature that II Is the duty
OF the Governor 10 ferret out and sup
press lawlessness and that he is au-
thOrlZed to use every means that
money will procure to that end.
Owing to faults In construction the
bridge over White River at Grand
Ripple, Ind, collapsed Thursday
morning under an airline passenger
train. Three cars plunged into the
water, but only part Of the wreck
was submerged. The overturned
stoves caused fire to break out and
six persOns were roasted to death, two
were fatally injured, and seven 9th
ers, together with q gang Of work
men who were repairing the struct-
ure, were wounded. The coaches and
bridge were entirely consumed. or
some Of the victims but q few bones
and pieces Of flesh were found.
Senator Ingalls,, who is q member
Of the senate Judiciary COMMITTEES, has
introduced a bill to amend section
6O4 Of the revised statutes, which pro-
vides for the division OF the judicial
districts into nine circuits. The
change made by Ingalls, bill In the
present division is as follows: The
Eight circuit as now constituted en-
braces Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa,
Missouri, Kansas and Arkansas. The
Ingalls, bill provides that the Eighth
circuit shall consist Of Minnesota,
Iowa and Missouri, and that Ne
braska, KausaR, Arkansas and Colo
RADIO shall constitute = new circuit 10
be called the Ninth. The present
Ninth circuit, consisting Of California,
Greg on and Nevada, is continued and
called the Tenth. The bill also pro-
vides that the present judge Of the ex-
istinR Ninth circuit shall be Judge Of
the new Tenth circuit, and that there
should be appointed q circuit judge
for the new Ninth Judicial circuit In
the manner now provided BY law for
the appointment Of judges Of judicial
courts.
Eugene ROuher was born in Rom,
November so, 1914. He became an /
advocate and was returned In 1888 10
the constituent, aud In l8i9 TO the |
legislative assembly. He was minis
ter OF Justice under Louis Napoleon. |
as president from October 81, Of the !
same year. 10 January 1851 again from |
April till October and from December !
2 TIL the coniseation Of the Orleans |
estates January %, 1853, which helas
signed as a motive for his resignation; /
but few days latter he returned 70
office Rs vice president Of the council
Of state. In February 1855, be be
came minister Of agriculture, COM
meree and public works In June,
1856 ne was made q senator. and he 4
was president Of the council Of state
from October Is, fS5S, till January IS, 4
1867, ,fwhen he resigned la consequence
OF the emperOris announcement Of q
more liberal policy but he wa at
once reinstated as the head Of the
cabinet with the additional portfolio
Of the finances and remained In Of
fee til July IS, 1889, few days after
which date be was appointed presi-