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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

JUDGING from the Illustrations IN
Rssck John Kelley is looked upon with
q good deal Of suspicion by the Dem
OeFats Of New York. The trouble Is
he is too Out-spOken, too fat-foOted
aad too determined to please the willy
leaders Of the great unwashed.H -
BE dos nothing In q sneaking, un-
derhanded manner, and is, therefore,
. power In the metropolis Of this
nation. u be does steal, he steals
openly and steals only from the Dem
OoFatic party, and thia is legitimate
plunder. For IN % stealing he steals
enly that which has already been
slolsn. n Kelley could steal and con
eeal the entire Organlmtion, he would
be q public bensfactor and entitled to
agurs n history as the enviabls thief
of modern simes
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
AN EMeaANT EDITION.



After considerable consultation
With our busine ss men, the JOURNAL
force, in eonjuA elton with Mr.. C. B.
Klrtiand have decided 70 issue an
edition Of 1900 epples, devoted en-.
tlrely to matters O1I interest to those
eastern people W % design making
their homes IN be west. 1t was at
first contemplate to issue the edi-
tiOn Independeni Of the JOURNAL /;
but upon lnquiryit was found that q
large amount in postage could be
saved by making lt n regular edition
Of the JOURNAL. The plan Of the
paper Is this: Leadlhg citizens have
been solicited to cObtrlbute articles
concerning the dlTeien industries
with which they are most familiar.
In this way we shall have articles on
wheat, corn, sorghuH and stock rails
ing. &C., from men who have had the
most experience % the business
Those most comDefent, also, will
write Of our towns. our railroad pros
poets, &c, &c. We bave secured =
sufficient number Of promises for con-
tributiOns to fil the paper hence the
edition will be very interesting. Pro-
vided the contributions are brought
in this week, the edition, will appear
next week. Ifnot next week the week
after, sure. u Is our Wish that names
Of eastern friends to vhOm Il is wished
the paper should be ssnt, will be hand
ed into this cfiice by those who take
sufficient interest In the cause Of i'm
migration to 60 70 tha trouble. The
edition will be emphaucally a Saline
county advertisement, and every citi-
zen should take an interest in helping
the project along. Contributors win
please send their manuscript this
week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
oROP REPOHr.

We give herewith q report nAfs b
Crippen, Lawrence a Co, by eut
grain growers IA vsiIou1 parts 0f ouF
County. II eompfss but sI1ail
part Of our farnsrs. A sreai many Of
eur largest farmers haFs not 81 re-
ported. It's not q rspoEt Of seleotsd
yields, but gives all the yields report
ed up to this time, and may Be relied
on Ss showing the average yields In
the counfv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

EZ-Gov. ST. JOHN being interro.
gated as 10 whether or not he had con-
ciuded to become q candidate for the
Presidency on the Prohibition ticket
replied that while be Is an uu-
qualified PrOhibltionist, be is = firm
supporter OF the Republican party and
win never be q candidate for ONCE on
any other ticket. This Is q most sensi-
bic announcement and will raise St.
John stock considerably with the Re
publican party. The friendly attitude
the Republican party has always borne
70 Prohibition, ought to convince the
most radical Prohibltionists that Il is
for their interests to throw the weight
OFthelF influence for the Republican
candidates. We are sorry, however,
10 flnd some OF them 20 unreasonable
&c 20 be willing 10 sacrifice everything
for Prohibition. This class Of men
viii do well to follow the advice and
counsel Of the great Prohibition
header, who has sufficient foresight tO
zee that In advancing the Interests Of
Republioanism he is assisting q friend
to his cause, and not making possible |
for its bltterest enemy Democracy |
30 gain q foot bold. II the PrOhlbi. !
tionists remain with their friends, the
Republicans, they win do some good /
for their cause; II they spend their
foree In organizing and uphOldlng
third party, they but give the CON-
mon enemy % Republlcaulsna and
q chance to control every
thing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

one Of Kansas most conspicuous
sons Of early days is brought into
notice BY an article contributed BY
w. o. stOddard b the North Amsri-
can Revietr, entitled THE Story Of .
Nomination. The writer claims
that Gen. Jim Lane, ss . member Of
that influe1tial society, The Union
Leagne, on the eve Of the Republican
National Convention in 1884, made q
eReeeh Of great power, which united
Cd discordant elements in the Re
publ ~ party, and practically Sc
cured IL nomination Of Abraham
Lincoln.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
10 Taanhara

Notice ls hereby given to all teach
ers desiring certificates that there
viii be an examination on the slh
day Of March. The exercises will be
held at the Court House, and will be-
gin promptly at 8 o'clock. There will
not be another examination TIL the
close Of the Normal. L. A. DAVIS,
4-2w Co. Sup'L
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
rPublishsa Thursday. February Il. Isst .
Ordinance No. 398.

An orilnance providing for the cunstrurlfon ol
sidesalks On second ,Ash and Finh stfes.s "a ih
eity of s1linas Kansas.
Be acTdaia.i D. a. Nsvor al C5.ae,Iar. q a.
sEcTios J. rhat the owner or owner - 40,
real estate abuiling or the uazt siie % Sccaui
street between Pine and Ash streets IN che elfs .
salina are hercby quifcd % huiii or rIfs. t !.
buiit. On Or before ths 6rst aay of gnns-. is-i L
Sidewalk In frunt Of sugh nal estate uu sid Sec
end Slreet il Elnner ~ des.fil-cd lu sfcfis,r t
mittee On sidewalks ofzaid riiy
SIC. 3 Thai the nuner OF owners of unr res
esiate abuttluE the noTth side OF n freef b.
tween Sacond street and SAINTS Re aveaue % BE-
eanse 70 b built on OF before The - day - Innr
1884 gideu Elk In rout " fuch real estate 90 sal
Ash street, In manner - de-cribrd in s-riisn ui
thls oFi nance and 70 the saflsf1rffon sf ~. rc-
mltiee on aideuaiks Of sad ely
SIC s That the owner Ur ounrrs o. anF RAJ
ratste ntutiing The sast sidc ul ID th rrsf l,
tween North and Elm streets. herrhy r. aired
70 bald Or cause % Be buili ~ hefare iis isi
day Of June, l53t side walk in frUtt VI such real
estate on Esld street % manner as described In
section Of this ofdinanee end % ne aaiisfacton
ofthe committee On sidewalks of said city.
SEC 4 That The sidewalks herein provided for
shall be Of even grade throuEkout % be deiermin-
cd By the city sngineer, and Ghan Be built ave
feet four inches vide, Of good hard bfiek With
drealed stone eurbinE on both side1, Or 81 q God
quality Of common pine plank iuo inchel
thick and spiked With % psnny naia and support
ed by three axe inch sirings1, veil lapPed and
spiked With - penny nails- Tie btrinFsrs shall
Be placed upon aai stsnes placed a. intervals Of
not more than for feet
sEo. s. Ths eammittes % uidsEaIks shall a
son as pEactielbls aitsr the ald ist day Of June
1874, cause atieWalk1 % Be constructed betHeen
the limits dedned n sections /, and 5 and In the
manner Epecl1ed In section 4 of this ordinances IN
fr0nt OF ali loti and premises Whcss owner oi
oWnefs ahal lCt have ccmplied with the ioregp-
ing requirements and lhal report thar proceed.
inlI together With ths length of the side of each
lof on which aaid lldeWalk 9 eonatruct1d, and M
actual expense o. the SANE Tor each Of said lots 4
the Mayor and Council, uhich FepoFt shan b hled
and preserved b. tne city clark.
SIC. 9. he eZpe11eiof bulidln7 such Sidewalk
b. n1d coumittFe, alIal - alsolIad aQniust thl
real estate hbutiing thereon and collecied e. ot-
er taxes On such rlal ugtuts.
SEc7. This oriinance ahall taks eject and b
IN force from and aflor its publlcation 10 the sA
LIEE CoUuTN JCuHNAf-
Approved February lslh, 1884.
IsiALl 3. ". OBRR. Mayer.
Aitot;-E. E BOWEN, Ciiy Cisrk.
hereby certify that the above b q trus and cor
RET COY Of an Ordlnancs raI.sd b. TIE uitY ccun
ell q meeting held on Feb, lslh, ls3t
ii- BIB. BOWEN, City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

The hrstynptsm OF PILES is en- in
tense itching ct night after getting
warm. This unplesreni sensation d
Immediately relisved By an ePplica'
tisn of Dr.. Bosanko's Pile Remedy.
Piiesip sli ltl forms. Itch. Salt Rhsunl
and RipgVoFm can b psrmanently
cured By The Uss Of lhls srest rsEpPdy
PEica, 50 csnts. Manafsei1red by the
Df. Bosanko lIedIsino Co. Piqua, O.,
Cd 81 Oscar sslts. liF
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

"Only a Farmers Daughter" /" is q
play dealing with modern socisty life,
wherein q happy family, consisting
Of talented husband and father, his
wife, the wealthy farmers daughter,
end Their little girl, are agitsted and
almost divided through tie machina-
tons Of an ndye1tureB 10 eupplant
the wife in bsR husband'e affections,
and thus gain acoe8 % his large for
tune. Her deeply laid plans approach
euccazs, Whel LEllNOx, the husband,
h8 vision Of his f1fnFe oareer, So
Ing himselfat theenda mving maniac
destitute ofb0th fFisnds and f0Ttuns,
Prem this horFid nightmare hs
wakes 10 ind himself eth surrounded
By vile and child ard his fortune sfin
intact The conclusion h patent be
Immediately breaks With the adven-
turess, aud resolves neither % see her
nor her aa1ooints agnin, and the err
taiu droDa on . reunited hmiiy circle
happy II fbeiF mutual loVe.-Nelg
HcFt Dirpnfoh
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
BuokIsn's Armies ssIvs.

The best SalVs in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, .COrns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively. cures
Piles, or no pay required. It is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price IS cents per
OK. For Sale by Oscar Seilz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21


THE TOpeka CapitGEaIthOugh GER
tainly Is earnest and enthusiastic In
ltssupport 0fthe last State Republican
ticket as the Manhattan Nationalist
does not endorse the latter papers
position on the denomination Of Audi.
tor MeCabe. The Nationalist objects
to McCabe's denomination for various
reasons, the principle one being that
McCabe did not labor for Gov. St.
Johns reelection as he should have
done. The Capital advocates McCabe
because Il has been the custom Of the
Republican party to renominate a
man for q second term when he has
made q good record during the first
term. The Capital voUehes for him
as capable, courteous, industrious,
credit to his race, and adds the follow
ing:
The NotioRdlist says that Mr.. Me-
Cabe made no speeches during the
last campaign, which is true, and the
same may be said OF the entire State
kleEea except GOfs oL aouus MEs
McCabe claims that he was mlsrepre-
sented and that he did not sympa-
thise with nor assist the opposition to
st. John. Mr.. MCCabe has not been
dlsloyal 10 the platform upon which
he was nominated, and to-day he.stands
with the majority Of his party for the
enforcement Of all laws. This Is suf-
dclent, we believe, for a very large
majority Of Republicans, and while
there may be individual cases Of Op-
position to Mr.. McCabe among his
own race, he is to-day the strongest
Of their number politically, and Is en-
titled 70 the hearty support Of every
colored man because as the first State
oflcer chosen from the cOlOred people /
he has made an honorable official |
record and done his race q great ser
vice.
The Capital takes the proper view
Of this case. We believe that nine
tenths Of the Republicans Of the State
viii insist that II the colored people
are to be represented upon the next
State ticket by one Of their race,
HcCabe should be the man.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

General Gordon Is said 10 be the
best qualified English Ofiicer TO deal
with the wild tribes Of the SOudan.
His methods resemble IN some par
ticulRrs those Of our own General
Crook, who isacknOwledged to be the
best Indian fighter In this country.
Both men insist on giving the savage
tribes credit for noFs honesty n not
more humanity than they are com
monty credited with, and General
Gordon refuses TO believe that the
women and children were massacred
at Sinkat, and asserts that the people
Of the Soudan are not disposed TO shed
any more blood than 10 necessary to
regain their freedom. His confidence
In his theory aud the humanity Of the
Soudanese is shown in his long
journey almost without escort.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

The recent pilgrimage Of Italians 10
the tomb of Victor Emanuel has re-
vived the old discussion as % whether
the King did or did not make formal
act Of submission to the church on his
deathbed. Mgr. Anxino, who admin
lstered the sacrament, says be did 90
In the presence Of two hundred and
fifty people, and the King was as calm
as ever IN his life. The priest asked
him TO say that he wished 30 die q
good Catholic, and he did, without
making any retraction WhateVer. In
his confession there was nothing
more than any child Of the church
might have said, and his exact Worda
were reported 70 the Pope. Mgr. An
1ino adds that Victor Enamel ives q
King 10 the lsst, and but q short TINE
before death, when the couftlsEs
slowly filed out, the King sat up IN
bed and gTaYely saluted them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

THE Republican Central Csmmittes
Of this (lhe Fifth Congressionsl Dis,
kriei have Issued = call for q sonyea.
ti1a-to meet ct Concordia, Tuesday,
April %. 70 select dlsifiot delegates 70
the Chicago convention, and fora con.
vsntiou % be held At Junction City,
May 2lsl, to nominals a eandldats for
Congress- The approximation from
she counties win BE- aa fellows in each
coDveatlon Clay 8. Cloud :, Davis s.
DiekInsoa 4, sfarshali s, OtlaWs 4.
Rspublle5 3. RiisT =. Saline s Wssh-
ingtone
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
TusH.l.azAurs,s. F.bruA.y .. lzl.l
Ordinance No. 3oo.

AZ olalasnss = alsad ssstsousssnas . q srat
u1119 Ea. -
sseis-a-.f y asEsy@ - o-.szaes q q.
cg9 edlai EElasf
Esetiss ]. Ihst rsell.u fFs q onaiaanss num-
harsa 50 - emenie1 e. e % resd - ss1loas
ssc s An5 Psfsol siol1llnE any oftas pr1ri.ions
q necitor aia e MS oIdina1c1, nnmscf 81 shal
urca eerFielsca thsrocf - pulilhaf ~ ana Il noi
- fha1 ona huniEci dollars for each and every
rtsh 0Zeure M A. 81 c1ae1 via fadrInonf f6r
osst1 81 aEIta a11 q imFIi1onnalt intl the fns
60 81 ssciisn ~ 81 ma orli-sncs. uan-
bcfr1 So D ameDdcd . a. % nd - Slloa1.
g. AnT pef111 1elIll7 q q rr,llf ghcp within
- eurulinis iaiis a AS cltF ah1l, q ccnTie-
.i|nn fh1rsof ~ runlIhcl 81 fnt II 4 rnn not
isss fhan ere iar1red dclllra
nae1 Ihal cFs7inal rgetirr1 numhrrna are
ali ~ e. crilnr1pe nl1per - sEe hlTchy -
- ssfs e-af6.,ss AN t,hs - ,us ts
llssss 49, - sll.l - Pualie-tisn osss n Ne
erllne Cruuf7 1ourral
ArrslFsi fsbrusTT ls, is.t,
E,iis-s = BoWEE. cry cii.S' :
IEr111F c1rtllF ftzt ll-l at1ls = : trna c1rr q
tos rEdlgacea rslei y - ciT cclnr1 q
Eb0FEE. cay clak.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

One of the most intensely thrilling
dramatic ereatloqs eveg witnessed 4
the play Of ''cnly q Farmers Dangis-
ter. The play GbOundel On ths moss
surprising and exciting situations. and
the character delineatlona, as = Waois
were simply superb p i1de. Di1fo
Ledge.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
Administrative Notice.
sTATE,OF KANSAS,
r CoUNTr eT SALrNH.
In ths probate eOurs in and fOr saa sOunsy.

= a. asar ~ suisis = Olsf p Hesisr, ,dsusaiaS
lafotica q hereby given, hat leitaru of admin
~ i1irEten have been granted 10 tie undef-
sgncd % TIE elta1s q Ol1f p Hsaler lac sf snid
eoaniy. eecsz1ed. ~ he Hsnorahle, ths Protais
Couft 81 81 The counir and atata afcresaid dated
he IN eEy o. Eebrnary, A. D., 1e8l Nov, rl
~ ncllaed ihat they mlIi present ths anms % the
l1dcgElg1ea ier alloglnce, uiihin enc year from
tha the tata q nd letlefa, o. thsY mlT Be- pre-
~ 1Ech eleiU1 - net exklhilae within thrss ysarl
ailef tts daie e nd leiigfl they lhan b forsEcr
barEg6. ELaA p HEglER, Adnin'tFix.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

The excellent acting drama Of "Ouly
a Farmers Daughter" has created a
very fiattering Impression Of its Iner-
its during It's extended run. We have
only praise for its performance at this
hOuse-N Y. &dr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
JUST ARRIVED.

We wish to say to the
ladies Of Salina, and ot
the country, that we
have just received q
line Of fine Shoes
hand made-that are
equal to any Shoes ever
offered in the market.
We respectfully invite
a critical examination
of quality, style and
work. We sell these
Shoes for "a. The same
quality sells elsewhere
for $3.50 and SIS.
Call and ask for the
Four Dollar Shoe.
MARYLAND,
DODGE & Moore
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

Campbell & Tuihni have just re-
ceived . car OfearihenWare, the finest
and best ever received in the county.
Also hanging baskets anj aower pots
% piease an. 90 and ase.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

tbs Democratic National Commit
tee meets tomorrow ct Washington,
to determine when and where 10 hold
the National Convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

THE GalvestoA NeiSs, the leading
Democratic paper N Texas, is Of the
opinion that Edmuads and ingalls,
would make = very strOag Presiden-
tiaI team.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

HoN. 7. g. HENRY hss purchased
the Denver Tribune, according to the
Washington correspondent Of the
Kansas City Journal
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

SHAWNEE COUETY re-votes on the
Topeka, Salina & Western railroad
proposition on the 18Th OF April
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

Money TO loan at RadcnR & Mar
tins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
IHE oOPlAH INVEsIIeAIIOh.

THE u. 8 Minister to Russia. Judge
Hunt, is dying at 81 Petersburg
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
IPublahSa THURSDAY, February II, iSsl.I
Ordinance No. 397.

AN ordlaEnes 70 sKtsn1 Tenth street
Be 4 er1siac5 by fis Kfyor aad obuacEssa 4 a.
Oty q Saiiaa, ksasaI:
Section l. That Tenth street IN raId city b and
the sane is hereby extended south from walnut
street. tt1 prasent terminus, % 5guth street aaid
extsnlion 10 b Of the aams uitth e he present
uidfh ol Nid Ienth streof, to-uit Seventy feet
and IN the sane direct line IN q southerly dirse-
ton. and 70 Be known and delignatei bT TIE nams
nGme.
Sec. 2. An owners Of property inclnded Eiihii
the Boundaries % aid aEt1naioI are herehy ncti-
hed and required 70 rer1oTe theEefrom all fences,
buildinr1 and any othe- ob8trucliolg % o. upon
aid street % extended e. provided By law and the
oriinance5 Of the city, fcrthWlih-
See. This orilnatee shall take edect and Be-
10 force IRON and afer its publleation once u the
Saline County Journsl
Approved February isth, 1854.
Attsst-E. 3. BOWEN, CITY Ciosk.
hereby certify that he ahoVs q q true and
correct copy Of the Oriinance passed b. the city
council st Z meeting held On Esb. leth, 1884.
=. 3. BOWEN. CITY CLERK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
Notice.
Sale Of STATE school Lands.

ROTtCE Is hereby given that the iollOuina
IL described State School Lands, situated m
Saline county, Kadlas, viii Be onered fer aais 81
public auction at the once Of the COunty Trsasu-
Saturday, March K5th.A. D., 1884,
Between the hours Of ten O'Clock, a. m, and thrss
O'Clock p. m. No BID viii Be enteriainei fbr less
than the appraised value Of said land 81 shown IN
this notice. One-tenth Of the purchngs moley.
must be paid At time Of Sale, balAnes IN twenty
years6 per cent interest with approved bond from
purchaser,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

New Prints, new Glnghsms. new
DgsH Goods nt Canpbsll 4 TulhilPs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

APpEOsel February ls. ls8l
lsEkLl EW. OBER. Mayor
Atle1ts-E. Z BoWRN, Chr Clsrk.
I hsrehy certify thEt The abors q true couy o.
the ordinance pcssct b TIE city council Al :
meeting held On the isth dzyef Fshraary, lssi
u. II. HcWEN. City llerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
CASPER HELBERT,
ORGAN BUILDER
Salina. Kansas

I s prepared 10 tune Pianos ana Orraus On sbort
notice. orders may Be sent 81 posial carl
Also uili sell Pianos dnd OrgHns Eiih rood FiIar-
ntecs. Cali a. his siors la Silina- ts-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
Notice Of Final Settle
ment.
STATE OF KANsAS,l-
County Of Saline.

County Of saline
Il the Probate Court In and fog sid Couuiy.-In
the matter Of the estate Of joseph J. Thomas,
deceased.
GREDITORS and all other persons interested
~ Ia the Aforesaid Estate, are hereby hotiaed
that at the regular term Of the PROBATE Coart IN
and for said County Of Saline, 70 Be- begun and
held at the court room n Salina and the county
and State Aforesaid, on the 1rst Monday IN tie
month OF April, A. D., 1884. shall apply 20 said
Court for full and anal settlement of aid ESialf
JOHN SICK,
Adm'rof Joseph ]. Thomas, deed.
February, 18th, A. D. 1ssf G-St
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21

8ee- Ihll orlefs b dfaVn % lhe cIly iFeas-
ury for The pagnent q he She.
See. 8. hat fhis nrdinancs take easct ara Be
IN forre ffon and amer iis pasSaEe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-21
THEWoaLD UNDEa CANVAS.
everything hat walks, wInas or Crsuls.
A saeFsf elephant Wilh
Hhiie Face.


". ". Coles erssf Thrss-Rino Cirous
and Ire Wonders 4 cOnlains.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-06-25
GENERAL NEWS.

Joseph Johnson president of the Newark DelS-
ware Brick Company, absconded Monday afternoon
with $4,000.
Mr.. William II. Vanderbilt denies the rumor that
he has become bear since his return from Europe,
and offers 81 900 for each share of any kind that
he is connected with as director that he has sold
within the last six weeks.
AS the Cunard line steamer Pavonia from Boston
was entering the dock at Liverpool yesterday, her
cylinder burst. The engineer was killed and many
other persons injured.
The ticket Office of the Nashua & Lowell railroad
station at Nashua was entered by burglars Monday
night. The safe was blown to pieces and and 5000
taken. N. W. Robinson's barn was broken into and
a horse and wagon and harness valued at $3.50
stolen. There was no clue to the thieves.
The striking sawyers at oscoda, Michigan, are
still defiant. Companies and B Of the Sd Regi-
ment have arrived and are prepared to quell any
disturbance. Up to the present time no overt act
has been committed, the strikers combining them
selves to hooting soldiers.
Three men were killed by collision of trains yes
terday on the Shamokin, Pa railroad.
Yesterday afternoon the annual exhibition Of the
music class was given at Colby Academy, New Lon
don, and in the evening Prof. A. W. Small Of Colby
University addressed the literary society The class
examinations were concluded in the forenoon.