The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-06-04

/ have Whmhn suffrage. ana the TEN
peranee people are learning that les
son.
Francis Murphy thinks that MARI
ages are made in heaven and Dissolved
| ia alcohol.
The first pure monkey ever born
In America, Il is said, saw the light
Of day la New York Monday.
Miss Kate Reed believes In erema-
lion, and IL a member Of the New
York Cremation Society.
Lieutenant ID. G.. Kingman, Corps
Of Engineers, Is engaged in the con-
strueiiOn Of bridges ia the yellow
stone Park.
Lawrence Barret carries $l20, 600
insurance on his life; Edwin Booth,
81, On; and DIR. T. Dewitt Talmage,
$4,000.
Mr.. Gladstone entertains at q
Scotch breakfast every Thursday
morning at 10 O'Clock all the friends
and celebrities who choose 60 call.
Boyd Winchester will investigate
the William Tell story Is soon as he
reaches Switzerland, and telegraph
COurieT-JOuRrdt. scoop
Il costs S3g3 q year 10 wash the tow
els In 81 Louis government building
Even this effort Ct cleanliness can
not disguise Senator Vests cOnstitu-
eney.
George Gould will, it Is said, spend
the summer on the London Stock Ex-
change, with the view Of opening q
branch house i'm the Gould interest
and facilt sting his fathers interest on
other side.
The New York side of Niagara will
be thrown open rs a free park July Is.
Americans should stay ON their own
side until the Canadian Parliament
follows the example OF The New York
Legislature.
The Brooklyn Eagle urges the adj
ministTatiOn TO publish the names Of
office seekers, and also Of those rec
Ommending them, before any appoint
ments are made. II this Is carried
out Vice President Hendricks will
get lots Of free advertising.
John J. Phelps, son OF the Hon.
William Walter Phelps, OF New
Jersey, IL about 10 start upon q two
vears' cruise around the world I'm q
private yacht which he has just had
built at q cost Of 81, 900. He will
be accompanied by q party Of cOngen-
ial friends.
A remark by Mr.. HOwells In the
course Of his late reading in Boston
at the Author Fund benefit a. to
How much easier 1t Is to make ones
peace with ones God than with ones
wife" seems to have especially tickled
the disabilities of the clergy on the
platform, for Bishop Potter Is report
ed to have laughed until he was red in
the face and Bishop Coke laughed
until he cried.
Colonel ], &. MOsbv has written
friend that he was offered command |
Of the Chinese army when war broke |
out with France. He says: II was
offered by Ii Hung Chang, the Bis.
marck Of China, the command Of the
Chinese army with the liberty Of /
a. officers 500 eX-Confeder /
ates. / declined hut have kept IL
profound secret until peace was made
with China 10 it had been made
public during the contest that China
had made this offer 20 me would have
her and been regarded as
confession OF weakness.
The greed for territorial acquisition
has spread even to the Argentine Re
public. y Not content with dividing
np Patagonia with Chilli, that country
Is laying claim to the Falkland Is
lands, which England has formally
held for nearly half q century. The
claim Is very slim; Il IL
hat some citizens Of BuenOs Ayres
lnce tried, against the protest of the
British, TO establish fisheries on one
II the islands, but gave up the at
Tempt. But the Argentine Republic
shares i'm the opinion, cur
-ent the world over, that it does not
axe much nowadays 10 bluff Eng.
and down.
General A. l.. Lee Is in Michigan
'isiting his brother, II. G.. Lee. Gen
Albest Lee was q p prominent figure in
he early Kansas times, being \ bright
awyeF and brilliant orator Of DOni.
,han county. On the breaking out
4 the war he entered the army and
apidly rose to the position. Some Of
lis brilliant and dashing cavalry
harges gave him = proud distinction
mOng the brave soldiers Of the Eest.
II course Kansas WIS proud 81 him
After the war be went south, a1& Ia
few years Of cnmnerelfl ifei ID New
orleans, afnassed q fortune. Fer The
asst few years, We befege. be has
wed much abroad, particularly in
'aFis, from whence he now hails-
'dOid RepubiicGR-
Zach Chandler's ford cOuntehance,
'hich led strangers TO believe that he
ldulged too freely IN strong pOta-
Ons, was the result Of q gas eXplO-
on the fiFst evening after he had re-
loved into a new house I'm Detroit
m mediately after the gas Was turned
n and lit. the smell of escaping gas
reused the family and the servants,
nd search was made for the leak.
he daughter, now Mrs. Hale. then n
hid, with a lighted candle detected :
In closet of the back parlOr. The | L
he father, knowing the danger Of an
IplOsiOn, hurried 10 the closet with = L,
rvant, took the candle from the
lughter's hands, and shielded her 2,
1T in time 10 receive the full blast ~
mself, burning his head, heck and &c
lnds almost TO a crisp. The nese,
IN, eyes, lips. aud flesh Of the face
ERE - completely burned that old 60
ich embraced the Opportunity snd 81
umhled through his blistered lips. a
Bring on your cannibals, I'm cook -
y Such II the history OF a FAce b
lly saved by the incest skill OF sung 4
y. =,