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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19


FsuikneT 5 Gay have written over
500. 600 insurance In their ofico dur
ing the past week.
Remember We hsvs ihs finest lot Of
Apples IN the city.
CAMPBELL &TUrHIl1.
New falls-the latest styles and pat
terns-just coming at Anderson 4
Llndblom's. the taIlors.
Our line Of Ladies' and Misses
Jerseys are unexcelled.
CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL.
In connection with our milk busi-
ness, we shall have for sale mllch
COWS. See us for prices and terms.
YORK 4 DRAKE.
LOst-A red silk mitten. The ind
eF viii please return It 70 this ofIics.
Two splendid Office rooms over the
Salina Bank for rent. The rooms
were formerly occupied by Drs. Crow
ley and COckey.
We have a few OF those new stylish
Ladies' elOaks LETT. Il il now . good
time 10 buy.
CAMPBELL &TUTHILI-
For SALE-A few MerinO Vermont
Bucks. Enquire Of Bartlett 4 Jeuk
ins. a. 4w.
Faulkner & Gay would like to see
the insuring public at their ONCE al
any time.
Now Is the time to get a pair OF
those "Blue Ribbon Shoes" for your
boy or girl, as we are the only party
selling them
CAMPBELL & TUTHILL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

Go to EngstrOm's Prescription Drug
store, ,IfyOu want pure and fresh med
icinss. S4-l2.
Go to TIlgner and Harms, for your
choice meats.
Veal at A. G. stolper's New Meat
Market next Saturday.
All kinds ofmeats sold at TiIgner
q Harms meat market at lowest
prices.
Go to Campbell and Tuthlll's for
strained honey, only 10 cents per
pound.
Fancy Goods, Art Materials and
Stamping at Mrs. NJ. E. Morrill's,
cor. Seventh and Ash streets. Aft.
WANTED-StOck hogsi Will pay
same price as paid for fat hogs.
42-St. J.H. PRESCOTT.
Faulkner 4 Gay understand the in
surance business and the adjustment
Of losses in all their details.
SOlberg. the tailor, has just received
q lot OF fall patterns, which are very
elegant indeed. TO and see them.
I am prepared to winter young
stock, colts q specially, farm A miles
north Of town.
.F.BANKs.
Go TO TilRner & Harms for your
fine sausage, and try them free Of
charge. and you will be convinced
they are the finest In the market.
VIII you suffer with Dyspepsia an
Liver Complaint2 ShiIOh's VItalizer
lie guaranteed to cure you. For sale by
Oscar Seitz.
Velvets, Salins, Laces aud Ribbons,
Handkerchief aud Collars at Mrs. E.
Morrill's-cOr. Seventh and Ash
streets ATT
SolbeFg, the tailor. Is selling very
ehesp-lOwer than any other house.
II you want the best and cheapest
suit in town call on him.
WANTED-Private clearinghouse
for man and wife. Man travels.
Rooms partly furnished preferred.
Address Box ia. 4S 2w
Madam TObey's system Of perfect
dress fitting taught by Mrs. NJ. E.
Morrill,. Call and examine, at corner
seventh and Ash streets. 44tf.
Don't forget that our ovsrcO1ts and
clothing are % per cent cheaper than
are offered by any one else in salina.
CAMPBELL 4 TUFHILL.
A very fine pointer bird dog,
answering TO the name Of Tanner. the
property Of DR.. Daily and F. C. Mil
lef. has been stolen. Messrs Daily
and Miller offer = reward Of s. for the
body Of the thief
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SINCE the President has got into
the practice Of kissing the children
he should be reminded that the
charming practice was inaugurated
years ago In Saline county by a good
fellow who was running for township
trustee, and he was elected too. IL
the President will keep up the prae-
tice in good style, and meet the mus
cular demand on his lip, he will NC
enmplish more glory for himself and
make himself more solid with the
people through the American mother
(who after all fashions public senti-
menD than by apPeasing the Office
seekers. We commend the kissing
Practice, including as it does all and
singular babies clean and unclean, but
caution his excellency against tres
passing on the young lady domain,
belonging exclusively to Uncle Billy
Sherman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

Hopkins 4 Fiensbufg haxs bulli
quite capricious corn CRIB near the
side track.
The corn shelter rends the air With
its busy hum
Chas. Hanna has begun 9 neg
dwelling IN the south end Of town,
also John GrOoms has completed the
foundation for another. Why, John
can this be the f0rerunneT Of q matri.
monlal striker
Prof Cary gave lectures e thi.
place on the evenings OF the l2th and
18th, on the subject Of Astronomy.
The Prof. appears 10 have gained
quite q command over this branch Ol
science.
Quite an interesting law suit va
tried before our Justice Monday last
Lawyers McPhail, Of LindsbOrg, and
MOhler, Of Saline, were the attorneys
employed by plaintid and defendant
Quite q legal combat engued without
any decisive result for either side ai
this writing as the testimony is Just
being weighed In the balance.
The idea Of getting up q shOOtlue
match for Thanksgiving IL ncceiVtng
the attention Of the boys It present.
Bridgeport appears 10 hold out the
best corn market he the surrounding
country judging from the enOrmOu'
amount sold here. WILLIE Book.
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Notice Of Hearing Petition
to Sell Real Estate.

u aF lasss uay eoaeea - ulorr espsr1lv 70 J5s-
Csasd G0rAeet, EErrisf a BEcks1sta 40 a n.
Bsctaaaa, Astr1 a t1g dsd guurufira1 ad-H e. u
dua ter efSAa g. For,ess eoselr.t, feic q lssias
coHalT, AEaelr
XOU are hereby notihed that I. W. c. Tmhlil,
= administrator o. uaid deceaEed, did, % sue
fIth day o. Octsoer, A. ID. lus5. fie petifion 10
We piUoate ccurt % ealiee county, kanIts, pFEy-
ing that 1 might b authoriEed aud empoucred 70
"a the % loWlng described land ior ne parpu1e
u pzying The debtS ald costa q adminiItrIfion
81 nd estate, to-Wit; ne south thirty-aFe fest
Of lot number o1c hundred and nl1ty -fglr ltl5,
and iot one huEdfed and aiLty-eight uGsl, ali o.
santa fe aFeEne, IN TIE eity ot dahna, On the
counfy q saline, etafe o. kannas.
And sid petition VIII Be heard e the olee of
he prooata judge % sid county, % ihe 1.th d1y
of NorsmbeF. A. y. isd3, at % o'clock a. n, -
said d1y, e Bhich tine and race each of you and
al Uihers intercsied, aie notaet o. he present
aud shoa cause n any you have ghg an order %
rale - rruYud for skoud noi - granted
Dated this ialh dag % N0Fe1nbor, A. ID. l6So.
t3-3g w. C. TUTHfLL, Adnini1trator.
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EDITOR JOURNAL: I wish to say tC
the citizens Of Salina, and TO the pub
lie generally that DIR. Stuwe, OF the
Kassas Medicine c.. has treated and
cured n very bad aud painful ulcer on
my leg Of fifteen years standing,
hsd employed several other physi-
clans during the last fifteen years, all
to no purpose. l had become dlscOur
aged, and made up my mind that as
had received no benefit heretofore
would meyer try another physician.
was finally induced to try DR.. Stowe,
though very reluctantly, and without
much confidence In receiving any
help, but after he began treatment,
and the treatment was 30 different
from anything l had before seen,
began 20 have faith in his ability.
And now with only n few weeks treat.
ment-with nominal cost, am we'll
believe DIR. Stowe understands his
business thoroughly.
JAMES GARDINER.
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shsnsans solution q ths iuaas
Tnnnhl.a


Waahington d. O., November IL
In speaking Of the address made 70
the President By the COMMITTEES from
the Lake MohaVk Indian conferences,
IL which they required him 20 ssk in
bis message to divide the Indian lands
into ssverallty, % the tribal relations
might Be destroyed, Gen. Sheridan
said Last evening:
81 have besn adv0eating that thing
for nearly twenty yeaFs, and ~ my
recommendations had been adopted
when / first made them many thou
sands Of lives and millions Of dollnrs
might have been saved. Ny plan r.
tO give each family $50 acres, and have
the Government buy the remainder
of the reservation at 81 = an acre and
pay for it Ia per cent bonds. The
Interest on these bonds would be
enough to support the Indians, ,edueats
them, eivilize them, buy them cattle
and agricultural implements and hire
good men 10 teach them farming.
Take the Grow reservation, for exam
pie, where we have 90 much trouble
keeping the Indians. It embraces
5,OOl, 900 acres Of the best land in the
world owned by about 500 families.
Give each family two tections, and
the prOceeds Of the sale Of the remain
der Of the land would be at least g. 900
600. The interest would give about
$500 q year 10 each family, and that
would give them all the money they
need. The same is true Of ell the
Indian reservations. It cost the Gov
ernment 500, coo to keep the boomers
out Of the Indian Territory last year
to keep settlers on Of lands that are
idle. Although they are valuable,
they are bringing their owners moth
ing. Thee lands, II sold, Just like
the Crow reservation, would bring a
fund the Interest Of which would sup
port the Indians permanently. The
Indians are the richest land owners In
the country, but their prnperty is not
bringing them anything"
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Service by Publ cation.
STATE or KANSAS, J.
oOUNTT or sALiNE

STATE or KANSAS, \.
COUNTY or sALfNE-
RTLET, RBT WILSON, Piaintiai.l
y. E. DoWNER, Defsndant.
Bst5rs 4. Fs1fa0toa, JuIiios q ~ Psaos sf a,
Ciy q 6cifla.
rfIHE Above named defendant, II. r. Douner. Il
hereby notihsd that be has been sued b. the
atoFe named PLAINTIFF before A. Mellington 4
iuiiee u the peace OF the ety o. Salina toHnshfp
10 saline eouniy, kanaas; that on the sih day ol
November, A. ID. 1Ss1, Summons and order Of
attachment we're Issued by aaid justice 10 the
above entitled cause; that 1aid order of attach
nicnt vas Issued Tor the sun u one hundred and
etyhty-one dollars and thirteen ceuts falsf lge
that aad causs vii bs heard before aid justice %
The 18th day oi Dseeuber. A. D. l5s5, af 'clock
In the ioreaoon. ant thai II sid defendant o. ~
20 appear and defend. e. sane time add pince
judgtaent vail Be rtnde rod agliu1i him for he
said sum of slsi.l3, costa of sult and for saie of
the Attached properly.
RfLEY, EBY WILSON,
By BANKS AooEE, their A tiorusya
Attest: A. WELLtsoT0N, Justice of the Peace
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
THE McARAeUAN CANAL.
Report Of City Engineer henocal Upon
the Route Recently Surveyed Under His
Charge.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l4.-The re-
port Of the Civil Engineer Menooal,
United States Navy, upon the Nicara-
guam canal route, recently surveyed
by q party OF which he was the head
has been made public. The oxpedi.
tiOn sailed from New York, Dee, %,
1884, and arrived at the scene Of oper-
atiOns January %, 1885. The proposed
route extends from the hsrbOr OF
GTeytOWn, on the Caribbean sea, to
BritO, on the Pacific. Its total length
is 1898 miles, Of which 8S-9s miles
will be exeavsted for q canal, and
1902 miles of navigation by Lake
Nicaraugua, the river San Juan, the
basin Of the river San FranciscD. and
seven locks The lake of Nitamugua
Is ninety miles long and forty vide.
and will be connected with the Pa
eifie by q canal and with the Atlantic
10y slack water navigation in the river
Juan by . short section Of canal from
/ the river San Juan 10 the basin of the
river San Francisco, by navigation
through this basin and by a canal
/ thence 20 the Caribbean sea The re-
port describes in minute detail the ell
gineering features Of the three di-
visions into which it has been cut.
The apparent InsufficienGy of the Snrz
says: The reports 20 accommodate =
traffic Of more than 5000 tons q year
without serious delay 10 navigation
due 10 its reduced sectional area and
an adequate of turnOuts shows thar the
dimensions proposed In their previ-
Gus reports for q canal GcrOss Nleaf-
augua should be considerably en-.
lAFged IL is proposed now, not only
10 enlarge the water prism Of the Ca
nal 10y increasing its width and depth.
but Ia provide also two large basins al
the extremities Of the locks, where
vessels can walt or pass without delay.
These turnOuts, together with the lake
the river aud the san Francisco basin
will greatly facilitate navigation by
this route, and allow ships going Ia
opposite directions, TO pass each other
at almost all points. These mOdifica-
tiOns will necessarily involve and in
crease the estimated cost Of the ca
nal, bat II has been thought best 10
providefOr the unrestricted passage Of
the largest vessels Of cOmmeroe, and q |
traffic Of not less than I2,O00,O0O tons |
a year. The proposed locks have q
uniform length Of $50 feet between !
k4Acas GUu AcAab NAuAn ~ NlAAN ~llNC 1
feet. It is proposed that the canal /
thall have q depth Of from twenty
eight to thirty feet, with a minimum |
width In rock and deep earth cuts Of
eighty feet at the bottom Il ls esti-
mated that q ship may pass from /
GreytOwn to Brit0 In twenty hours.
The estimated cost Ofthe canal is S5I,-
284, ,95S. Thirty-tWo vessels can pass
the canal in q day, or II, $50 In q year,
which at the average tonnage Of yes
sells passing the SueE canal, will give
an annual traiilc Of %, 40, 600 tons.
This is based on the theory that the
lake and river can be fitted With bea-
con and range lights 50 that Yessls can
move at night as well as day. II Is
estimated that the canal can be CON-
pleied In six years, and cost, ineiud
ing q contingent Of IS per cent added,
So4, ,Oi3, ,997.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

The Democratic organs never tire OF
talking about "War taxes" and the
alleged burden which the people
have to bear because the Republican
party has failed TO give them relief In
that connection and yet the simple
fact 10 that internal revenue taxes
the war taxes" strictly speaking
have been reduced from time TO time
until none nov remain but those upon
whisky, beer and tobacco, which any
citizen may easily avoid by dispens-
ing with the nee Of such articles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

The most pleasant period Of the
weather for some time.
Mr. C. R. Mills and wife spent Sun
day in Abilene.
Mr. Wheeler has recovered 80 as 70
be on the streets again although his
locomotive organs are very much In
lnlFed-
August Eestrand. the fnuner drug
giel % this place, made ns pleasant
call last Sunday.
Prof. Riggs gave q short sxblbi-
ton with bis educated hoEe on car
streets last week and judging fron
tae horses revelation Of tlle young
mems fafiacies ve Woold consider him
quite proficient in the as,eacs 81
phTsIoEnCmvi
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

THOSE familiar with the ancient
history Of Greece will recall the nov
el stratagem by which Pislstratus re-
gained the sovereignty Of Athens
after his second exile. A stately wO-
man. clothed in the panoply and COS
tune OF Athene- the goddess Of Atti-
c. was placed in q chariot by the
side Pisistratus. And thus the
exiled desp0t drove up 20 the acrOpO-
Ne preceded b heTalds. who cried
aloud to the fsaple: "Athenians, re-
osive " e5rdially Plsistratus. whom
Athene has hohored above all other
men, and is now bringing back to her
own acrOpolis." Aud tue Atheniaus
received the reputed goddess with i'm
plicit belief and demonstrations Of
worship. Il would seem a. IL the
veneFated and actual goddess was
eEaiu 10 revisit the acropOlis and re-
store the ancient grandeur Of
'Cecropia's plllsred state" Afier the
lapse Of 20 many centuries, during
which Greece has been plunged into
the deepest desolation and been the
football Of her OppressOrs, there comes
q dawn which is most bright and
promising for her. So vast was the
ruin and desolatiOn upon her territO-
riea when her "knee was In suppli-
anoe benti 10 Turkish despotism, that
not q house was len standing in the
once renowned Ptl0ponnesus, and
glorious Athens and adjacent terrific
~ we're q waste aud desert. The
struggle came IN which Byron and
other lofty levers of liberty gave their
lives &c behalf Of Greelan ,independ-
ence, and IN sympathy with which our
own Webster and Clay spoke 70 elo-
queutly. Since then Greece has been
very slowly bat surely pressing on to
gain a semblanee Of her sneient rank
among the Nations. Athens Is again
q centre Of educaiiOn and the arts.
Even the Turk does not hesitate %
brcnme q pupil Ia her splendid
schools. She sends forth her soholans
into all the cities of the East. Greek
merchants divide the trade % the
Issvant Greeks hold the high Offices
as they did In the olden times 10 old
Alaceionia. and Greek statesmen now
believe they discover their opportuni-
q n the present political eruption 10 /
reonver yast portions Of their ancient |
teFrilory. and psrhaps finally a cnm-
piete subieotion 81 their old oppres-
uors. ID wonld n5t be strange then |
in a Isu short yeafa % see the Phidian
alaine Of Attene restore in ail iis
n1sisaly ard arandsuF 70 the old
piaue % ne Aesopslia. g watch agaln
ofef hef fapsd ely reansed 70 ils
nntIent asis. 1.nen'n tce cullnEs
sd raG G17t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

DAihAs hAA1-t Nof-t ~ %
We the undersigned hereby agree
that from the arst Of next December
until the ArstOf next April. we will
not allOg our meat market 20 be
opened for trade nor sell therein on
the SAbbsth day.
TnGNER a HARRIS,
r. r. BARTLE1T,
UoNvERsE q PORTER.
BARTLETF q JENKINS,
A. J. SroLPER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

LOsT-TWO prOmissOry notes given
to the Undersigned BY Andrew P. aud
Sophia !. Llndstedt-each for Three
Hundred Dollars They were lost on
Thursday IN 5allna. All parties are
hereby warned against purchasing
said nntea. The finder will be suita-
bly, rewarded by leaving the notes
with John J. Gels. or returning them
to me. OLOF LIEDQUIsT, FAlun.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

Il has long been well understood
that gold ls the most universally dis
tributed Of metals, being found IL all
parts Of the world; but most readers
will probably be surprised at a state
ment made by Prof E A. FoOte, Of
PhIladeIphIa, to the effect that there
h more gold IN clay under the city Of
Philadelphia than would equal the
entire valuation Of the city. In 1912,
men made sixty cents q day washing
the sands near Chester, on the Dela-
ware river, where William Penn
firsl landed; and quite recently sew
eral dollars worth Of gold In grains
WeFa taken from . well ffly fsel deep
within twenty miles % Phllapelphla-
E1Ee1ti0E0t Herg, HErriSo liIg
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

The historic tragedy Of MARY Stu
artn Was presented st the Open HOust
last evening with Madame JanauseheE
In the character Of the unfortunate
queen, which she sustained 10 . man
nsr that held the audience In almost
breathless attention throughout the
entire five acts. In the meeting with
Elizabeth the great actress rose e
grandeur In the regal tone and bear
ing with which she asserted her title
to royalty after being spurned by hel
imperiOus sister, her bearing forming
q startling contrast with her supplianl
attitude at the feet Of the English
Queen q moment before.
Miss Eugene DeFOrrest was loudly
applaudtd for her superb personatiou
of the proud and jealous Elizabeth
and In her dress and bearing looked
every inch a queen. The support
throughout was all that the most ex-
acting critic could have asked.--CitrOH
icle, Virginia city. Nevada,
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THR Giobe-Democrof makes fun Of
the latest Oklahoma boom, alleging
that the raiders numbered only fifty
persOns-men, women and children.
That paper says that Il is with the
boomers much - Il is with the Mug
Wumps: they are several hundreds
parts atmosphere to one part solid
matter,
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Mayors Election PrOClama-
tion.

I. willis Bri.loi. Nayor q ths eity of saiina,
sanns oountT, Kanaaa, by Firiuc 81 the authcriiy
vested "a ne 81 iau, Do pFoelnim and give puthc
notire fhat 4 nraclal clecIion VII b keid l1 t11
Third Ward 81 raid citT en- Tuesday re orIi drT
0nnrcIfr1sr 70 M vncaHeF carsuf 81 ~ ruElrna-
In of C,uncllman Danfei Ehlieaeld. That ne
polis 81 - el1rtiea uill b. opened al ttu ulc1
81 The -Strong Lumoer CunFaly,H % lrun a1euua
n nah uard.
hsrSbT designate tks foIlsEils sisctsn e.
I.frss anf elert1 e ssif slsctIoa decoe DeWliil
y. II WoliI, c G. culp- i1dEes, 80 = W b1Ers
WIf-er- ~ hlrf asd lbs c1rpofnts so1l 81 the
az af ssilna, KEnsa., this ma dag e hoqea-
~: IsIsll ~ WILLS BRIsToL. Hssor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

THREE prominent l'eOpie have died
during the past week: H. B. Clafflln.
the Well-knoEn dry goods merchant
Of New York. Of apoplexy; Ex-Sen-
atsr sharon, Of Sarah Althea Hill,
noi0riety. and Louis Reil; the Cana
dian rebel, at the end OF the rope.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

The Governor has appointed as del.
egatss at large TO attend the Farmers
National Congress which meets At
Indianapolis Dec. srd. A. w. smith,
OF Mcpherson, aud Joshua Wheeler,
Of jefferson county. The delegates
from the Fifth Congressional District
are r. w. Jenkins, Clay county, and
B. r. Wallace, Of Jewell county.
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THE appointment Of Click to be
Pension Agent Is arousing the Ire OF
the old soldiers. Clicks war record,
according TO all accounts, was very
unsavory. He was a peace Demo
crat" Of the most virulent kind dur
ing the war, and that kind Of man
Il nOt the person whom the veteran
desires 30 see a Pension agent. The
opposition to the appointment Is as
suming prominent proportions In
some parts Of the State. But what
can the veterans do? The President
thus far has shown more favOrs 10 the
enemies than the friends of the gov
eminent. and the murmurs from
thousands Of throats against the Click
appointment would not haze the least
weight with the sutOcrat who flourish
e. In the White House. We care glad
10 note. however, that the appoint
ment Is disapptOved Of even by the
leading Democrats Of Kansas, and
they cannot fail 10 speak their minds
before the President.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

The ladies Of Mulberry Sunday
school will give q basket social at the
Emmitt school house three miles west
Of town, Thursday eve, Nov. 26th,
for benefit Of S. S. Come and help US
in the Lord.
The County Supt, will be in her
Office on Monday, Nov. 80, instead Of
Saturday, Nov. %.
The NJ. E. Mite society Of the Gyp-
sum circuit will meet at the residence
Of Mr.. Hiram Godfrey, on the even
ing Of Nov. 10. All are cordially In
vited to come and spend the evening
socially with their friends.
The ladies Of the Woman's Relief
Corps will hold q doughnut social at
the residence Of Dr.. Crowley's
on Ninth street, Friday night,
Nov. %. All are cordially invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

THE Attorney General has found
that about 3.OOO,OOO acres Of school
land have been taken up In the un-
organized counties Of Scott, Wichita,
Greeley, Hamilton and Seward under
an illegal law passed last winter,
which was an act entitled an act ''To
regulate terms Of court In the 18th Ju-
dicial District, and repeating all acts
in confiiCt herewith" Section two
Of the bill detacbes certain counties
from one Judicial district, and attach
them 70 another. Herein lies the IL
legality Of the law, ~ It Is foreign TO
the title Of the bill. The officers Of
Finney county, 10 which these uDOr-
ganized counties have been attached,
hEve thus been making titles which
are invalid. There is considerable
excitement in the western part Of the
State over the matter Possibly the
titles may be made good at the special
session OF the Legislature.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

Now the statement b made that
Mahone will remove from Virginia to
The Northwest. he might come 20
Kansas and ''readjust" the Democrat
ic party, which Is so much out Of joint
In this stale.