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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-16
Oan;e Nammer 994.

Wabrbeit ieiner Morte su befraftiSen aIS
iie selt6rt tpurbsn. Cine Sauiirerln, tpie
iie in sroBen Stdoten 10 bdufig iinb, mar
nit ibren aorbe. poa lBaaren in ben
Saal Setreten uno ndherte llh ibrem
Tii6e.
untpillis iibsr bic St5runs mari er
einen BIif auf baS erpBe, nidt unihDne,
aber BRETT uno setp6bnli9 ausIebenoe
Dtaoden, um TN ielben 9tusenblife ales
Blut idb su ieinem Sersen ftrDmen su ftib.
len. 9Sie germ er AUDI an cine Iaul9un9
seslaubt bate, eS mar fein Srrtbum mDgs
LID. Dor ibm itanb feline Ianaitunoen-
8efanutidaft, bic ibOne JteiL bon Der er,
ieit CT iie OamaIS nit SLiibenoen Borten
eebeten, ielne Srau 3u tperoen, nibts 8es
ieben nno sebDrt bate.
S9aitis iDanote er Iib ab uno grill nah
einem 3eitunssbIatts, um iid Oobinter su
perbereen. 9lber ieine Sofinuns, eaB lie
ibn nlht erfennen tperDe, erftillte ll9
ni9t, sr fublte ibren felt anf ibn eeridtes
ten Bid burh has 8latt binpur9 uno
lieb eS perStpeIflunsSpoa iinfen.
gSenn iie li4 ibm Su erfennen CAB, bier
Dor islner 5rau, Der er eben nod seI&mos
reu, buB iie feline erite Siebe lei Der
AneIti6meiB trat ibm auf Die Stirne. IS
lpdre leIn Ioc, tpenn ct 5ugeben milbts,
oaB er oieies Nldoden AUDI aur cine
Stunoe ieine 8raut ssnannt babe.
Sic belt ben Bid nod INNER feit auf
ibn seri9tet.
sSit Sbnen ni@t sefdlis, Seife su
taufen i46ne, feline Seize 2"
Gr atbmete erIeibtert auf. Bieleibt
eriplss iie iid sroBmitbis - yGsipiB,
EssiptB." Otit unii6ersr 5anb ni,nmt er
sini5e Stife aus benz Gorbe unb sreift
Isnab benz 4crtemannaie.
| .Das tpiro nod ni9t senus iein,
| iuste ite rubis.
Gr nimmt medanii6 Stid fur StGd
unO Ieet ite Dor ii9 auf ben 3il9.
pAber 4nton," fLaIterte Die iuns'
Srau, perJsbens beuibt ben Slid bea
8atten su treffen, I'm ibn BON benz 9an
bel ab3uratben.
sScet tplrb's trobI seuus iein," itant
meIte er, obne so tpa9en, ben SllG Su bel
BerfGuferiu auisuI6lasen.
j ,,98oaen Sic bod nod mebr nehmen Z
Gr tpaet fsinsn g8iherIpru6 un'
u tbirtnt SetFe auI Seife pcr fin ani
Sest 1T Der aorb faIt Iesr. Gr pal
! tnne.
yDOrt iinb mod einiss Stlf."
gr nimmt aud oiele. Die 9ertdufsril
Iisbt ibH nod einmaI fslt uRD pOa an
oaun nimmt ie oas @eID unO ssbt.
. Die iun8e Srau bat ipraalOs DO
Stounsn ;ugeIeben. yAber gtntou nj
iOaen mir Oean NIT an bieisr Self
Pin 2"
ySOrs' Did niat Ssrs! gBas MID
IN Den aOffer ssRt nsbms i4 in msnI
Jteiietal1e."
! ,9lber Der Seifsnseru9."
yS9 muB Dir ssitsbsn, eaB ib ein
J beiOhcere 8OrIisbs fir ben @srub Do,
! Seife babe"
yAber tpo;u um bes 5immeIsniusl
brau&it Du oeun 70 bel Seize 2"
. ySaS pe.lteblt Du niht msin Sin6
Seize fam man ME senus baben." -
Selteem 1T cine eeraume Geibe boz
, Snbren psrsaneen unb baS Gbspaa
tpai4t ii@ nod INNER nit oisier 5siIe
Ob aber Der sanse Soratb bInreiSel
! tpiirOs, ben Gatten rein su ipaImen faII
; bic Satin ben sissntIi6en 8runo feline
ibr np3 bsute unbesreifli4en plDbIi9e,
: Seifenlisbbaberei erflbrs, baS 1T Elm
5rase, Die mir niSt su entI4eics
tpaesn.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-16
Sur U me nsIuns.

Sans (ser feline 9lufsabe ,ua4t) !: vDa
8ater, tpas mad it Ssnn fur ein 3si6en
mad benz Sat, - Elm acn,mo cber eineH
Stridpunft 2"
Batter ySa, oaS fann ma 10 fdneu
net ias'n, - sieb NAL Gei slufseb' pee
(naGsem er Ianse itubirt) - t.as rta1
bait Elm IusrufunssseideL bas bcit Dm
anf Der sans'n Seit'n nod niHt s'babt."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-16
Na B a n n |

gIte Dame: ,glsin Iisbss SrauIs
Das snub id Sbnen idon fasen, i'd finbe
es i6redliH, bnb Sic iib INNER NIT
Sbrem Dlann aanten ib bite Ste,
aaf ber 0o6ssitsrsiis!"
Sunee Jrau: ,ld, baran iit bod
ni1ts 70 0urGtbares, - irir fnO ia iasn
auf bes SsimrsiisM
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-16
SeIbnbeIeibiauaa.

(Gin Stubent, bssanntsr Otaufer, fhIds,
5ih ielbit aus Bsrlsbtn nit ber Neispeit
ide a,if's Dsin) ,Donnsspsttsr, bal
bait sin Nnbsrts tbun ipIlsnl ADas fils
M fanscie Dslsipi6Mna r.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-16
au6ein Spuntaasiaaer.

81: vWas baIten Sic sigsntIi& BON
bsr 0r. Sassr'iden Woll-aieiOunss Die
mab man bod ununterbro4en traSen 2
Wlsin Jreuna Susp trdet iis ALE No@en
nur einnal IL
%: ALBA, aIic Elm Sonntassidssr |"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-16
Gin outer glrat.

,aiebsr Trsunb, Sic miiien fi1 ben
Oottor Geibelbsrser gum 9ausarst nebs
msn-oss 1T ssi&idt Sebsn sic, 10
LANCE ID Jpn babe, pat mir NOD nis
sas &tsinaitsesfsbIti"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-16
3nei 8Iappbbrner.

3fpet anaben ftteen cine Wau5
Dsit 5Iiiselr, bic iab srdultdb aug,
Dsnn cas petb bob Elm Sober,
Die NtauS, bic mar ne - Jieber.
53free Bupe einsen uf Der StrpB
llno itritter, rper 6dtt' bic icpeenite 9oi'.
Der 9roi9te baut 10 Ian be 8leenidpte,
Sts Der bann iast: yDn bciHt bic id,eeni4te."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-16
Wannigfaltiges.
81 . d bbber.

Gin raGiudtieer 2anbratb, Der bic
Bauern ieinss Besirtes itarf setribt bate,
fieI auf elmer ieinsr Biiitationsreiien 10
nngIudIif, bab ibm Der SUB abgenonsnisn
!peroen muBte. Den Jteconbalescenten
beIu6te Elm Bauer in brinSenber Sarniz
acknowledgement. 9iadoens Der 3tref
bes BeluheS erlebiet mar, fraGte Der
2anoratb ben Bauer 0gSas ia8t man
oenn in Der @emeinoe su benz lnfal, Der
mir suseitoben 1T? (asine Antwort.)
Stun, reD' er nur frii6 BON Der 2eber tpse.
mas Iagt man 2"
Bauer Der TuB bait bilisl bober
abgenpmn,en tperben ioa'n."
2anbratb: ,,Marum ni1t gar! SD
bate tpobI pas sanse gein perIiersn io!@
len 2"
Bauer: Stein, Serr 2anbratb, nod
eins Gtase 6D5sr baben bic asut' ssa
mettt."
Der 3aubsr Der 8ereaugsns
belt.
Sreunb, bas bu sIaGli9 biit, Das fiBIfs ba
90 redt I'M Mugenblide, no bus s. #;
Ou IdIielt 1pdter erft aIs lolbeS GeIten
/ 9ein euteS Slid, tpertn IS rergangeH 1T.
@rnneruns lniB ftrablenO isne boIOen
Bnm Slid sefr6nten Gage bir nersoIbeH,
Die 6aS @elbid Dir Siitieit duserleleH,
8anu fpeibt eu erjt - ipie giiidli9 bu gss
peIen!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21


eussed By the educators throughout
the country.
In order 70 give Prof. Beekey's class
In bookkeeping an opportunity 10
take orthOgraphy, he has arranged 10
have it meet ia the evening At 5
O'Clock.
G.. A. HOugh has organized a class
In penmanship which meets in the
afternoon at the school building, NJ.
Hough has secured q position In The
Kansas Normal at Ft. Scott, ss pro
fessor In penmanship, and will com
mence his work Sept. I'd.
Chancellor LippincOtt, Of the State
University, visited the Institute Last
week. He gave q talk on the import
ance Of minute work on the part Of
the teachers. He said his main object
for visiting different points Of the
State was to establish an intimacy be-
tween the University and the friends
Of education throughout the State.
The members Of the institute were
favOFably Impressed with the ehaneel-
lOr's remarks, and only regretted that
he called at q time when the session
was short, Supt. Davis having previ-
Ously announced that the institute
would adjourn at 10 O'Clock 10 give all
an opportunity to hear the first speech
delivered at the park.
Prof. Cooper and Supt. Davis were
out viewing the country last Friday
afternoon. visiting Iron Mound on
their trip.
Prof Beckey and Mr.. Ward went
10 New Cambria at the same time 20
visit friends.
A small party visited the college
building last Friday. They were
kindly helped about by the wOrkmeu
in charge. A part OF them ventured
to go out on top OF the building, Miss
Jessie Oakes being the first lady to
stand on the roof Of the building. II
Among the visitors present this
week were Prof. ROllman Of Brook
vile, and Prof. L. A Wright, pub
Usher OF the EiuedtiOHdiist He gave
a short talk setting forth the good
qualities Of his journal, after which a
list Of IS names was given for the
work. He was followed By Prof.
Taylor, President Of the State Normal
at EmpOria. He spoke about the lnl-
pOrtance Of close observance, and set
forth some OF the advantages OF the
institution Of which he has control.
Supt. Davis has made arrangements
to have a social at the school building
Thursday evening. He has appointed
the following persons 10 further the
work. Committee on programme
Prof Beekey, Misses Beebe aud Oakps.
Committee on Muslc-Misses Mccall
and Burch and Mr.. Gault. All are
cordially invited. Remember visitors
are always welcome.
Total enrolment of teachers at the
institute, T6.
G. N. JOHNSON, Teacher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
Published THURSDAY. August q. 1884
Ordinance No. Alb.

An ordinance making levy Of taxes for general
revenue and other purposes
Be aordaiaef by tis Mayor and CJuaelasa Of hs
CSiY q Sdiiad
SECTION 1. That the sum Of ten mills 90 the dol
lar Il hereby levied against ali real, mixed and
personal property IN the city for general revenue
purposea-
Sac g That the sum Of ave mills on the dollar Is
hereby levied against all real, mixed and personal
property IN the city for bringing % grade an sreeta
avenues and alleys, and for building brdges, cul-
verts and seWer, and for foot saks across streets
Avenues and alleys.
SEc. 8. That the sum Of three-fourths Of q mill
the dollar Il hereby levied against al real mixed
and personal property Ia the city 70 pay interest
enc. 4. That the sum Of one min on The dollar Is
hereby levied against al real mixed and personal
property in the city 10 redeem outstanding city
bonds AZ mtturIty.
SEc. s. That the levy often mills on ths dollar
leVied by the Board Of Education Of the City uf
8aina, on all real mixed and pfrs0nal prUparty IN
the City Of Selina school district for general school
purposes, and Ole-hafmil 70 pay Interest On bonds
OF The Board Of kducaton be and the sane 4 here
By approved.
Sec. G That his on1inanee take eject and Be In
ioree from and Afisr ils pablleaiioa IN the sa.
iine County JoUaIAL. Approved, Aug. 18Th, 1854
aEAL- r W. OBRR. MAJOR
thereby certify thai The sloTe 5 a irus 1n1 cor
rect eopy Of the original Ordnance passed by the
eolneilmen Of he city q sslna on the 2lst DAY Of
Aiisii:~E. E. BOWEN. city cIsrk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

A EOciable was held at Sam heaseri {
hOspitable residence last Saturday
night. Thirty guests were present.
It was celebrated In elegant style with
music and games, followed by an i'm
promptu, but splendid luncheon.
Mr.. Noah Constable, an enterpris-
ing furniture dealer OF Bennington,
was in town on business, combined
with pleasure, on Monday. He looked
aglOw with rich, rustic health. Call
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Thrones only
child, daughter, aged ten months,
passed away into the realms Of death
last week. The bereayed couple have
our sincerest sympathy In their sad
afiiictiOn.
The rains were plenty last week
Man, beast and vegetation, all seemed
10 be thankful.
The corn is looking splendid. A
heavy yield is assured.
Miss HOnOra Harrington will short
ly leave for Olathe, Kansas, TO attend
school
The COW OF a certain farmer on the
Smoky Hill, ate too much the other
day-One barrel of corn-and on the
day following went TO where corn is
unknown. MT. Farmer mourns his
loss, Rs it amounts 10 S65.
There is loud talk among the ambI-
tiOus young orators OF organizing a de-
batting society for the coming winter.
This would fill long felt want.
Mr.. Albert Williams has lately pur-
chased a lot aud is at present engaged
In putting up a neat house thereon.
perity of this place.
The dudines are on the war path
aud declare that it Is none Of our bus
iness, 10 poke our nose into theirs.
Beg thelr-we refrain from adding to
their pain. Good day.
or late, the tramp is becoming quite
Numerous in this vicinity, but not
near enough as yet TO make US feel
nervous.
A gOOdly number OF visitors have
been around this week, looking at
matters generally.
]. H. Brown eOntemplates making
= run TO Dayton, o., this fall-well, 10
see his best girl, we guess.
The mighty JOURNAL sells like Ifbt
buekwheat cakes. It Is decidedly the
spielest and raeiest paper in Western
Kansas, and discounts any other two
papers by ninety per cent This Is
the general opinion Of the entire COM
munity.
John Shank Is in Topeka this week
the Democratic convention.
He is in for Gov. Click.
J. r. Jones has quit tbreshing and
we are reliably informed that he in
tends going the "dry goods business.
Prof. r. N. Beckey, Of Lawrence,
Kansas, spent Saturday calling on his
friends, and their name Is legion, I'm
this vicinity. He will always be greet
ed with the heartiest Of welcomes.
The Union Sunday School Is in a
condition and will be kent
up during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Speer, Of |
Solomon City, have rented the farm
Df A. w. Baker and moved thereon.
Wilson n. Snyder has bought Of
NJ. Samuel Reaser what Is known as |
he Trine residence property.
John Cline gave a social hop to a
lew friends last Tuesday night.
MT. HEAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

NEARLY every Republlean cOnven-
tlon held thus far for the nofnlnatIOn
Of state senator and representative In
the legislature has instructed lie nom.
inee to vote for John J. Ingalls, for U.
s. senator. It begins TO look as ifSena-
tor Ingalls, would be returned 70 his
seat with the same unanimity that
Senator Plumb was two years ago.
Kansas would certainly be derellot to
her duty and national state pride not
70 re-elect the man who stands second
20 none in The American senate. he
is undoubtedly almost the unanimous
choice Of the Republicans Of Kansas
to-day, and could only be deprived Of
a reelection by the blaekest treaeheEy
and the grossest eOFruptlon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
Notes from Gypsum.


Once more the railroad question Is
being talked up. The fact that the
three townships in Dickinson county
are going TO revote the bonds, and Mr..
Hawks has been signing some papers
pertaining to railroad matters, has re-
kihdled the almost eXtinguished spark
OF hope that existed In our desire, and
Is now likely to be famed into flame
by the first Southeastern breeze.
When our farmers ponder on the
large amount of wheat. corn and hogs
they will have TO wagon to Salina,
Solomon or Assaria, they fairly tear
their hair I'm despair. And many Of
them that were in Salina ut the great,
/ grand Rally on the l3, and had the
long ride home after night, or miss
the splendid display Of fireworks, are
bound to keep Il before their minds,
and the people, that another railroad
Is needed, and needed badly, and Is
needed st once.
It was noticed at the works dis
play at Sallna, that some of the tor
pedOes after almost exhausting them
selves In a brilliant send-off would
lite on the ground, but occasionally
show signs Of vitality and move
faint squib and expire.
So the cOadjutOrs OF Click have ex-
hlbited q s6rt Of phOsphOrescent flick
er and organized a Republican Ma
tiOnal club. The word Republican
ana National are beth repulsive to the |
Bourbon Democracy. IL is at war |
with their theory Of Of our govern |
ment, and always has been-hence |
the necessity OF out last war. They /
only admit OF confederation 10 be /
broken al will. They might properly |
be called the confederation nullifica- /
tiOn, reputation Democracy. How /
can Republicans like that sort OF doc
trine and company. Our Republicans
that denOunce our party on account
Of prohibition, ought TO remember
the prOverb about curses being like
young chickens-"they come home to
rOOst.n A distinguished member Of
the movement we had hOnOred for his
ability and for his services to mis- cOun-
try and patriotic devotion tO both his
party and the country in days that are
gone, allied himself 20 a sons Oflibertv
OF Independent movement less than
two years ago, but discovered that he
got into the Vestibule OF the DenOcrat-
ie camp, came back and acknowledged
his transgressi0n, or rather that he
bad been deceived We had hopes Of
him because he expressed his belief
ia a genuine orthodox personal devil,
but now fear he has fallen from grace.
A gentleman, Mr.. John Moody from
eastern Ohio Is here on a visit and Is
wellspleased with our country. He
admits we can more than compete
with them on wheat, corn, beef and
pork.
Esquire BatdOFf has added another
50 acres 30 his farm.
Justice Wait may not always keep
eOOl at political eaucuses, but he as
suredly does on his farm at TORY
post-Oiiice by means Of good well ,
and windmill with tank and pipe
and hose attached. His grounds ,
around his house and store are we'll !
supplied with ornamental and fruit !
iFees; on these he can turn a refresh /
ing shower at will.
We cannot do more than say that I
he Repab liean meeting at SalIna was J
IMMENSE. ANNOTATOR !
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

Walnut Township.
% neqr iss
acres I Is $500
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
Norn.l In,IIi,.la Prno.aalnn,.

Believing that the readers Of the
JoURNAL might wish to know some
thing Of the institute now IN session,
we have decided 10 give a brief account
Of its proceedings. That we are hay
ing q gOOd institute is the belief Of all
present The instructors ara all wide
awake and earnest workers. We will
here state also that we congratulate
cur Superintendent for having made
the choice Of instructors that be did.
The reporter Of last week said he knew
nothing Of Prof. Selby, only by Obser-
gHtiOn. Being a member Of his classes
NE can say that he Is good instructor,
and the pleasantness ne exercises dur
ing the recitations Is worthy Of men
ton. Prof Cooper's talks on school
management and special didactics are
of much interest 10 all Particularly
that he r. not an extremist on any OF
The di4eneat points now being dis
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

THE Siamese Conventions are Oc-
curing In Topeka to-day. The Dem
Ocrats hold forth In one hail and their
Republican allies in. another. The
latest news we have ls that a confer
ence committee has been sppolnted
by the DemO-Republicgn convention,
bat that the Democrats are not Dis
posed 70 yield a position on their
ticket except for Lieutsnant Governor.
In the so-called ResubInisslon con-
YentiOn there are only 150 delegates.
Saline county Is accredited with IS Of
these, tlloHgh only 2 were elected.
H. d Baker and J. g. MOhlsf are
prominent in the cohventlsn-Nr.
Mohler being chairman. Neither
Baker nor MollleF were elected dele
gotes or alteruntss, and sim they seem
70 be about ths nolsest men In that
body. What q representative hndyI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
TnEwlIlnf the lnte RIshnn Ian

THEwill Of the late Bishop Matthew
Simpson bequeaths to the trustees Of
the Methodist Episcopal church one
seventh Of his estate IN trust for the
endowment Of the Episcopal chair
for the Bishop who shall reside In
Philadelphia, provided that. Includ-
ing this bequest, the sum Of CSC, 900 be
subscribed for this purpose before the
meeting Of the next general confer
enee. The remainder Of the estate,
valued at 100000, Is bequeathed 70
the bishops wife and children.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
Notice.

OTIcE is hereby given that Il 4 ths lnisniicn
~ oi the Board % C0Hnty Commissioners % aa-
line county, Kausaa 70 appropriate sam not b er
eeed one thousand dollars Oul % the general iund
Of Saiins county, for The purPose % nundinF q
wagon OF road Uay bridge across the Saline river
on The hhf of sertiou =, iup- %, range vest %
the 6th P.M.
Also q sum not 10 exceed one thousand dollars for
the purpose of baildinga bridge of the sane De
senption across the Saline river between sections
Is aDd lS IN said township - nanFs vest Ths
estimate cnst Of said bridges not % exceed tgo
theuaand dolla1 % 6aline ccguty.
~ order ofthe Board o. county Comm lsslnneFa
JOSEPH SARGENT, County Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

THE Kansas City Times admits that
the Salina meeting was a great sue
cess, but pFOoeeds 10 cell two dellber-
ate lies; lst, that Saline county will
60 for Click by 400 majority 20, that
"seOres even hundreds were there, and
walked la the procession, wearing
Blaine and Logan badges bat refusing
TO wear the Martin badge" We an
swer the above lies by saying that
Saline county will give John A. Mar
tin at lelst 400 majority, and That no
one had q chance to refuse 9 Martin
badge In the procession, e. none Were
distributed. There were no Click
men in the procession, except In the
Abilene band. II was wet day for
the Gllekites In Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

THE Democrats would like 10 have
It appear that the Click ticket Is any
thing but a Democratic ticket. Bat
they will not deceive the voters. It
is the old trick Of the Democratic
party stealing back into power un
der the cloak OF some other issue. The
voters Of Kansas are opposed 10 Dem
Ocrney under any name or form, and
they viii have none Of il. Click, as
Governor, has practically given Us a
Democratic administration for the
past two years. This was foretold by
Republicans Immediately after his
election, and the prophesy has been
fulfilled. L. is proposed now that
Democrats shall reign no more In a
Republican state.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

PROBABLY the Democratic orator
will begin to charge the low price Oi
wheat in Kansas to Republican rule
though there is a Democratic congress
and the executive administration Of
the state Is in the hands Of a Demo
cTat. The BOurbOns have become 90
accustomed TO charging everything 10
Republican mis-rule," that they
don't even call a halt when they have
everything in their own hands.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

The editor Of the Manhattan Ma
.fionalist finds It ~ hard TO discover st.
John men among Republicans In RI
ley county as It is I'm Saline coun-
ty. Hear him;
We have made dillgent inquiry but
have not been able to hear OF q single
man in Riley county, who Intends TO
vote for st. john. II he gets over 3
dozen votes In Riley county, they will
be cast By Democrats or GFeenb hackers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

Mr.. BLAINE has tslegfaPhed In
siructlOns 20 have the indianapolis
SeifiRef prosecuted fOr libel, that
journal having charged In q recent Is
sue that Mr.. Blaine betrayed bis wife
and only married her when threatened
with death. Senator HarrlsOn's law
firm filed the papers Thursday night,
placing the damages at $4,000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21
STATE OF KANSAS.

COUNTY OF SALINE.
An inquisitiOn holden at the city OF
Sallna, In the county Of Saline and
state Of Kansas, on the 18th, 18th and
18th days Of August, 1884, before ]. b.
GROCER, coroner Of said county, on the
body OF lie. NJ. Veatch, there lying
dead, by the jurors whose names are
hereuntO subscribed the said Jurors
upon their Oaths do say that said
Veateh came TO his death on the 18th
day Of August, 1884, by q pistol shot
wound inflicted by the hand Of Sam
uel Reaser, on the l4th day Of July,
a. ID. 1884. And from the evidence
before US we are unable TO determine
that said homicide was done with
felOniOus intent.
In testimony whereof the said Jurors
have hereuntO set their hand the day
and year Aforesaid.
T. J. Como, Foreman.
r.. II. BISHOP.
Il. H. GIBBS.
w. ]. HAGLER.
&. T. HILTON.
NJ. ID. TEAGUR.
Subscribed 10 before me at Salina
this 18th day Of August, A. ID. 1884.
J. B. GROaER, Coroner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-21

ROsCoE CONKLING, In an incidental
way, very neatly turned The charge
that Blaine is q tattOOsd man: ''MF.
Blaine Is tattOOed from head 20 foot
with Republican scars He has been
at the front in every fight which Re
publicans haYe been obliged 10 wage
for the last twenty years"