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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04
8. L., TT. S. & W. r. r.

8. L., Fl S. & W. r. r.
EAST BOUND TRAISs-
Depart sLx. m
No : Express and Mail .--.-.-----. 20 O. n
No. Il, stock aud Way. 80 D. H.
No. lG. Through Freight '"'i' a. m
wRsT BOUND TRAINS.
No / express and Mall. 80 p. N.
No II. Fr'gt arr & stops at wichita IL ~ T. m
No IL Way Freight leaves loo p m
Nos l and run daily
Nos. ls. Ia, Is and l6 daily except sunday
Elegant Pullman sleeping. parior ana cnair
cars All ached TO all passenger trains running
hetween " ichita and ST Louis via ~ scott, IN
connection with the Missouri PACING. wtnout
change: arrives at st Louis Union depot ~ %
an In time 10 get breakfast and MAKE con,
nections with all tr8ine OF other roeas Ioi al
points. Baggage checked through to destins-
ZION.
TRAINS WEST LEAVE;
No: Il, Mail snd Express. u: ~ =.
No. ), Mixed. -.----.---'----- "-" 49,
TRAINS EAST ARRIVE:
No. 3. Mail and Express. o. a. = N
Passengers will not be allowed TO rde on
freight trains without Gckets-
For rates and other Information cali on IN
dersigned. W. D. MChDo0h' nc
Dec, IL, loSS-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04
PHYSICIANS

PHYSICIANS.
E. E. HamiltoR, n. o.,
speclslties of the Eye Ear Nose
and Throat. including Catsrrh and correcting
optical errors with appropriate sissses ~. &c
Nv cor Douglas and Market, up stairs. Wieh-
ita. Kan disiSvlnis
Drs Nall 4 ConkiiR.
Once las North Main q over " oo6man's Bank {.
Cnre Inflammation. liberation. tumors and
al disP aeenents of the womb, iucorrhes, men
strual derarg-ments. etc All diseases OF the
yo-its. structure. ,-ner-ai and private diseases.
promptly relieved. syphilis, scrofula and all
blood and skin disease, speedily cared. Consult
taiioB free and confidential. YIN also attend
all calls promptly Telephone No. IS.
Or. ]. ]. Stoner,
homeopathic - ofhce opposite poet once.
Residence, es3 North Main street, Wichita.
Or. 3. A. Guyton L Son.
Ply sicisns ard surgeons. Office DEAN Block
opp. Occidental hotel; Residence !57 " alter ct.
corner Oak. 9io-2ras
Or. Allen,
Physician and Surgeon, 40 DougIas avenue,
Diseases Of FEMALES Especially dig7-tf.
prs. Mccoy l. Pvrdy,
Office iiT Main street over R.cbi a Sons store,
wichita. Kane. Telephone at residcnoe.
dIs-sris
E. 3. ReEtz, n. D.,
Physician and Surgeon Once over Fuller
Sons grocery.
6. n. Bibbee, n. D.,
Office and residence. 81 Douglas avenue.
south side. Barnes uloek. owe. p~rby'r imple-
Dent store. Wichita. ka.sAs dlsS-im
W. A. NianIek, n. o.,
Eomeopsthist Once with Or u Mathews.
Main ct, End stairway north 81 Postofscs;
residence 1917 y. Fourth st nssr linton Depot,
W ichi,a, Kansas. Telephone No. iti. AHA
DENTISTS.
D. W. Smith,
DENTIST. Eagle building, douglas sveru.
wichita. kAnsss.
Mckee L Patten,
surgeon Dentist. Teeth estrscted without
rain Best set avtiflcisl teeth. - 80 Once 9i5
Douglas ave, Nietit,. Nan. dlts
Or. ]. c. Deaa,
DENTIST. Opposite the poston1es. Teeth er-
trarted without pain. i2-.l-
0rs. W. L. Doyle L Wilson,
i'sETI- of.ee over Barnes A S.sn's druf
IRE. Centennial block. v IchitA. FL
MUSIC TEACHERS.
Mrs. s. I. Headricksea,
.eaeher OF Piano. Organ end Theory. sz3 North
Market street d9s-u
6 o. 7. Thempses.
Professional Piano Tuner and Repalrer. Ref
-r-nees: Cathsline Russell and Ihomss shaw
a Co. All pganoe tuned by the wsy- system
the only method tha; will tune your yihno per-
feet and make II sound charming WORK Guar
sniesd. Leave orders with Thomas shaw 4
Co. music dealers. Main street.
ARCHITECTS.
C. ". KslIsag,
,rchi;eot and superintendent Plan, and spec
iG.sfionr for ell classes Of buildings. ofros
over Hyde's book store. dls3f
Terry Z Dusens,
Nr,hi;sci. snd ssrsdsisnd-nis. onos "a
fe5s' block. Wichita Ksn,s<. zG
csist L Rush,
Arrhis~~ts an. Superintendent. Orce ,sr~er
2 iisys' oew block, corner Doasiss avenue an
= alter street. wictits. Kansas y. q. Dor -
VI rxouproor. ~. nisD
Presdfest 4 Bird,
Architects and Superintendent oaos 10 EAxi'
block.
.KISCELI NFOFS.
Rs6oers,
rb- Photographer Pictures In ell sisss an
styles. lie Also carries .ns finest aseortn<r
Of picture frames In shs city. Give him |
fdS>fIv ~aIj ard spA anime samSies f-1-E
\. ]. Parrett,
Practical PsT-r-hsnssr md Desors,sr. 81 By5s
d uumbls's. ds--ssr
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

.J,r,,s,.,,,s IN fa.s column tciH be charged tcr
q, ne rnte of Fipe Cr7sfS per line per ioees 20
-y,fs crf fdEe- 10, ,ess than q resii-, and ;r'H
no, be INSERTED until paid for.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

NIyANTED-To lend so, 0co; money always
w on hand for personal and sill kinds of
essat.ei security loans. Wichita Banking Com
n.,y and Farmers banking Co dsts-u.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

The jury found the p-isoner not guilty
without lcaviny The box Having rewarded
MschRIn ani .iiChsrgeI ny ob'igsiioas 10
isaIarel Stoke. - Shun also ssa- qlirt a.
rc,.tssl tslt the money taken from kis late
partner .iSould - han,.ol. W. drove 20 ths
ess;tazs-
The reunioa Vas most affecting one,
ami Corlstan e md 7. isz 4ng tsafhsr AID
soa t1gs;her. stole aveT i=to IA gaia
Darling I '4hiss.e-si, mol Ing her tight
IN my arms, no f-asf shza ~ fEus, ever
threaten our haIrsiBess assin Zoo ~ii ss
mine. very, veFT sosa- wont yea
Whit CoHs:ases rcgii~i - sAs nr-t,ei
chs - M am no: gang % rryezl, for a.
though il more tan rS-lzits,i me f9r D~ar.y
three yssks q latsnss aaissrg. Is coss,d b. &
90 psssible ir.eTe.; - aaF 30. tho-s essa-
-..rns-t -kdartoi fraTa 4. Hzdto= Cham
i,srs In Be.zrzris--CopyF
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

WANTED-To lesn at lowest rstes. sie,
w co on city and farm property. Money
ready any day. :. ". Cooper, lS Main 81.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04
6. y. Bibbee. y. D..

homeopathic Once with Or " Mathews
Main ct. end stairway north 81 Postofhcs;
resIdence loI7 y. Fourth II, nesr UnioB Depot
W icbita. Kansas. Telephone No Ia dla
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

{. {. Hamilton, u. D.,
specislties Diseases of the Eye Ear Nose
AMI Throat, including Catnrrh and corr.ctins
optical errors with appropriate sizssrs. 'r.ee
wv cor Douglas and Market, up stairs. Wieh
ita. Nan distSwlnis
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

Drs Nall 4 ConkiiR.
Once las North Main Il over " oo6mAn's Bank Z.
Cnre Inflammation. liberation. tumors and
al disp ae-ments of the womb. iuc0rrhes, mem
strual arrangements. etc All diseases OF the
urinary organs, as gravel, calculus. urinary de-
po-it,. structure. s-nereai and private di-eases,
promptly relieved. syphiiis, serofula and all
blood and skin disease, speedily cared Consul
taiioD free and confidential. VIII siso attend
all calls promptly Telephone No. IS
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04

Iappiied 20 lawyer Of coozia-rabie not.
and pe-Sozsal frisnd OF my o-a lie had
of course hard all the particulars q tess
traSesy. and wh<o sta.ca ny vi<ses be
Icokri grave
IL yoz take ny sdr.ce. b. nd. -Ja
VIII empty detective 20 ssss<s JOG n sDd-
iax this brother. Tene szt q p~of'ls are
ra,tsr migratory aat you nay have sa<se
Diligently Y01 may isave everything sers
to ne Tssrs Is prsvass d<soc-ive u to-n
He u-si 70 t-e bsS man sa-l be go into
rather nasty sra7e, ast se'I h s..i Of
tie joa Yea MAchaEs yosr rsAa IL
i,ss give yos . n0es Of i.uctscssos 70
hin-
xns fortznAAe sncoeA 20 Cad Mr..
Na-ha1a a bona, and ~as gsad % ez>1 thai
there -as nSeklnx 70 prsrscs has seoo1nfany-
IN m. Tns rsssis vas thas ! hzrTsst ~
to The city that szgA., - De rass a ffsy
mikes an bur Dulng TIE grsas~ rArs of
TIE carney fo1nA q inSuafhsr % s;ssp-
bz; the des>rsae vas GOD spoogA % divert
III czzrzs a ~ fkng1A d uiDsfnk
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-04
DFNTTSTS.


surgeon Dentists. Teeth extracted wltbo
pain. Beet set artiaeisl teeth. - 30 ono.
) Douglas ave. Wiesits. Kan. dll
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-11-14
RESULTS IN NEW JERSEY.

The result Of the local elections in
Patterson, \, j., on Tuesday, was q
genuine surprise to all those who
hayc been accustomed to the cut and
dried methods of the political par
ties. Not in years has there been 50
much cutting and scratching and
independent voting by workingmeni
and business men. In the First
District Mr.. Paul Brccn. the labor
candidate, who received the demo
cratic endorsement, p0Ilcd ST votes
to ,GIl for Mr.. George Law, hls re-
publican opponent. In the Second
District Mr.. John Donahue, the
labor candidate, received the demo
cratic endorsement. Mr.. Donahuc
was elected by q pIuarty. He is
pronounced in favor Of labor meas
u'cs and has pledged them is sup
port. In the third District there is
Il tie between Mr.. Eugene Finley,
the republican candidate, and Mr..
Robert Carroll, the labor candidate,
who was endorsed byssthe democrats.
Each received, according to the fig
urrs 50 far furnished, l,S96 votes.
In the Fourth District cX-Alderman
James Keys has been elected on the
. .I..,,,.,r,t T., - t,I, ~ l,r lpn ,l,,,1;I,-
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-11-14
SELF EN- MPLO\ NJ ENT
GOVERNMENT Blythe PEOPLE
AND FOR THE PEOPLE.
Government Employment Means Co.
operation The People Their
own Employers All Must
Have What They
Farm Facts.


m
me "I'oo ,'f"N S'N'' an0 says
truly, THAT as long aS one man can
exact of another Il tax for usinr the
o,.uso If r>istoncn tLn I,tto,.viIl hr
n...l. a.. ,.... D.. L,.
WV ''"'' ~ I'll; 'o' '''''' ''". Nv"
can 'h' SI'''' h'IP hIh'S''l rs th'
question. We see SO many wrongs
committed that we oct excited and
y,uo,J ,nr,oIroy oyo,, too m,n,,oIi
~
,''' ~ "''i' "'''' '''"'"' we ''"''
tIrSt nave some PnInt' something
definite, some Fundamental princi-
nile to start ON. and thcn nuIl to-
',,,L.. v.L,u.na, ,...n,,l;.l,1
morI' :" I'f' because We nave h"I
consolidated some are pulling one
way and some another. Now this
wiII mover do Irnitnd wr stand d.
49,, en- .,..,.
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TV"' II 'I'' I''' wv aus, 10 VIII wv
'''' 7, ':''' " ~ ','N i '"'' ''l'''S
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'"l'''''9 ~ .''''',T .,1 ''l' SUN''I S>I -
l'e''' me IT 'o'''l'''e WIN J'''l''; Np"l y
"'' i Wv WHY'S i "o''''' S;'' I :neil-
o''''o DN ''''o ''''''I'' 1 =, ~ 10 o,',P'S
Vp-oi''l"',o''' y A'" I 'i,I '"-'i''' "''o"
~ 5 tI'' oN'I''''l'''t ,1 "''u 'l' p'ol'I'
w - '''O o''IH p''.' VI '4-o l,r' "''o' '''''
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''SI :" +, + ',"'' NV. So1 10 Io-ol''I"'' 4"
o"''I S'i"I, @ ,l'' ANU ''"' VI ,,' u o''';''"
., "'' I'JuIS 10 "''''IS' ms - d
p ."C' l,.V W. ''''S' nov "'F' 'oo"' ~,
'l''S 'N l'He"1li'' anu :' W. "G''iT ", ''I''y
'oo'' "' {, " "'' '''''-S' l'''''r' W ~ '''S'''
SUI" ''''' no It" 'o""tiS c""'U ,""S en-
""F' ""''c '''e '''',''''cl "i '''t "W
was 10 '".'e " '"I''" '''"l''' II ,"''"'' o.
PioP'''S III '''' ''"'''', u I''' ''"'
1t ll"' proven IL 'a''' Ai'' AIn 'i'"S' VII"
cannot see II 'o-o'} VIII III II IL"
years. ",I ''SS d '''"''S' !" sooner
I''''oc' r''''I one "'oH',,"'t iI;' " 'I'''
1T '"i'l7' anu ''o "!'I'' l ''"' ~ ~ We
l'"'V nave " PrI"cIP'e 'I''' Will ''o'
"'Io" one l''''' 10 WYE we o" I"r 'NG''
IONS iIE oI oV'rIH " ''"' ",'''' l''''''
Will orIh3 TN" aoo0l o"V So'''I-
'ne,'I c",PIoN ''c'lV' %.
~ /: pray Says We '"''3' "l'o''Sl'
r'aSS orr''"'''r' "''' '5'''''9ll Il"
'ndWS,rIHI r'PooI't' "hcie lao"r
"Ia!i nave It's NlloIc 'r'atI"liS' an"
raPltaI cooperate with H. ''"''rI'-
menu employ h'rh' ~ 'l' o''!Y means
OF "oIhg tlllS' because caplta VIII
always take advantage OF labor ""-
Tess tIle III" Is us oInoI'lg Oh ti''
olher' We must therefore take
away It's power ana thrh we can co.
operate ana I'VE III harmony' by
taxing away It's power ! mean us
power to hurt labor II IS the only
way we can secure 10 tho workers
the full enjoyment OF the wealth
they create, etc.. contained IN our
oecond plank. No other plan VIII 'r
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-11-14

SOCIALISTS SUCCESS IN THE
OLD WORLD.
Lord Mayors Day Brings Fright TO
the Possessing Class Demands
Listened to by the Lord
May0r NOhlc Bel
gian Women.


LONDON, Nov, y, the SorIaIiSJS
had Il triumph to-day. THE >oriaI-
lists held their mrrtino in TaraIoar
...,,,... l.,,.;,. ,. ,,n,..t ,.n., -
'''''' '''i'' ''' '''
Po'''' ever concentrate" '"''' IT,
prevent IL meeting. Ihr police pre-
cautions assumed an extend that WIS
ro,II, rod;.,,louy fo,. thr Sori,list
l.
''',''' ''''' ~ way . ~ ,il'"' - w
violence, an" the caIl I"r lh' "'lnon-
stration of the unemployed was
planned yoIrlyro the purpose Of fore
;,,,,n t,o.ott,ut;on nr Lo wo,lthy
" ~ -
anu '"''''SS i''~S'S''' : '1''S '''' SUI
t"rmg and poverty ol lh'Ir l'Ii"N
beings. That this was accomplished
and th,t GOOD will come ont Of thr
do,o,str,tio, :, shaun hv tbo ro
'','''' ~
ports ol 'he SUCCESS 'l''' '''c'",'S'S
are hloelIn2 WIN III "'Vr"'I'"2 "'''"-
tlon 10 ,h',r "elha'loS'
li"l'areuS Oh Snop fronts were
covered win ooardS' oI'lor ShoiS ana
notes had theIr shutters o'W'l ana
SIniIar safeguard" '9"In|I loo',''2'
AT raialgar square h3r"'N S'ioP
or hoteI 'front.' remained oh9'"[oeo
by either boards or snoVI'fS' ANA Il"
opportunity was allofueo 10 V''o
criminal eI'lheht' Wi'Icl Is aI"lNS Oh
mana IN large S''hefi''GS' 10 aAG '0-
vantage OF thc tAo'Ie''efI nus
the honest oe''rm'''eo "orNIH9'l'''
were spared reproach'
IN gchcraI the crowd remained ao,
SoI"teiY silent us the caTi'IrY a'In
escort ana various cIlN 9"'I"S P'S'e"'
Several of'lcIaIs III carriages coming
next were hooted' a mo"'I S'e''ln
launch with Il crew aooar"' a IllepoaI
ana two elephants were th' "hIy
parts OF the PROCESSION thHt were
che'red. Last OF all came the hord
Mayor IN ms glded state coach'
looking IKE the hnaVr OF 'IubS on
cards. lie passed anna storms OF
hlSScS ana 'booS says the cable
to the New orN Hrf"l".
After the procession the nhrm-
ployed were addressed by various
speakers. Among others, Williams,
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-11-14

'nH"''' '"'''''"!""'N NV" '''' 'N''"'
u '''' 'Ac' PV'o'''I u'SIf'SS "'I" I"
r''"c"N"r 10 "'S'o\'r 'h' ocS' F'llle"5
''' It's '''''''
Ar BRUSSELS.
BRUSSELS. Nov. 9. The session
Of the Belgian chambers was opened
to-day. King Leopold recommended
in his speech that the government
submit to the chambers for approval
bills favorng the free formation Of
professional bodies to establish be-
tween thcshcads Of manufacturing
firms and workmcn fresh bonds Of
union in the form of arbitration and
conciImtion councils; to regulate
labor performed hy women and
children ; to rrprcsS the abuses CON
ncctrd with the paymcnt Of wares
10 facilitate the construction of
dwellings, for workiugmcn; to develop
sIck and proyidrnt Institutions. pen
sjonS and life assurance to combat
the raya@cS of inebricty and immor-
oEty, and check the aduIteration Of
food The speech also held ont the
promise of extensive amnesty for the
persons convicted Of participating in
the riots Of lust spring, and expressed
Il trust that there would be patri-
otjc accord among'AII Belgian poIti-
cal parties to soue the recruiting
question in the manner which in
tcrests Of the highest order demanded
One thousand women dressed IN
black arrived here to-day in IA body
Workmen's advocate. (New Haven, Conn.) 1883-1891, 1886-11-14

There is q bu-hrl of comfort iu religion
rut -umehoW ar otA'r "a man can never
bring it to bear uu his wife, millinery
bill
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

T. F. OAKEs, the old superintend.
ent of the Union Pacific, comes 10 the
surface again In a very important
transaction. he is now Vice Prssi-
dent Of the Northern Pacific Railroad,
and has negotiated with Philadelphia
capitalists the sale Of 2, ,4O0, 900 sores In
Dakota, east Of the Missouri river.
The purpose Of the syndicate is to
eolOniEe this vsst region, and agents
are to be sent to England, Norway,
and Sweden 70 WORK up colonization
achemes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04
Propo.sI. for BuiIdIro.

Sealed proposals for the erection of
the Masonic Temple on Santa Fe ave
nue., will be received until Friday
March 10, 1885. Plans and specifics-
tiOns may be seen at the Office Of Oscar
Seltz, where proposals will be opened
on Saturday, March 2Oth., at 9 O'Clock
A. n. The right is reserved to reject
any or all proposals. By order Of the
trustees. JAcOB DEWITT, Sec'y.
Salina, Kansas. March Srd., 's8.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

rHE President 10 his conflict with
the Senate has exposed his eaFs
and neck entirely 20 view, aud be
has proven himself 10 be q short
horn Of the 6rst wateI-pugnaciOus
and Unreasonable. He now addresses q
message TO che Senate which is In.
tended more for the people than for
that grave and dignified body. He
makes a sorry attempt 70 explain
away his violated pledges. He in
va1es domain not his own and ls a.
consequential ss the CEar. Senator
Eimu0ds says the message reminded
him Of . Communication Of King
Charies I. to Parliament.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04


NEW COMER:-"W What large manu-
factory is that at the (west) end Of this
Iron svenue) street ?"
EETERPRlsING CITIzEN:-"That Is
operated by Messrs. ThOrOman and
Fertig.
N. C.-"What is their busInessP ? 1
see that they have q large building,
and notice also, quite q cloud Of
smoke rising from that part Of town"
e. G. :-"They are engaged In the
most useful, as well as the noblest Of
occupations, and l am glad to know
that they are succeeding beyond our
most sangulne expectations. They
are engaged in the production Of brain
power. That building Is the salina
Normal University"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04
Publication Notice.

II a. Disiriei dbuT1 q Saiins Obuaiy.
Askeou Commandsry, number six
Knights Templar, IN the State oi
Kausas, Plaintid,
Against
Abraham seigsl. Defendant
rUNHE above-named defendant, Abraham Seircl,
u viii take notice that be has been sued By The
said plaintiff Aakelon C0mmandery number siE 4,
10 The STATE of Kansas, q corporation Of the said
state Of Kansas, which aid plaintiff has Sled its
petition against the said defendant In the clerk =
once Of said Court on the l3th day Of February,
A. D. lss6, praying for the partition Of certain
real estafe, and the said defendant must plead
answer or demur 70 said petition againsi him fled
on or before the 80 day Of April, A. d. lss6, or
said petition viii Be taken e. true sud Judgment
rendered accordingly, The nature o. such judg-
ment will Be decree for the partition Of said real
estate described to-uit: The south half of ioi
number seventy-eighf CTs) on santa Pc avenue,
In the City Of Salina, in ID Saline county, Kan
sas and juigment for accrued costs and expenses.
or such other relief the plaintiff is entitled 10
IN Law or IN equity.
CHAs. A. HILLER
Attorney fer PlaintiH.
Attest &C. J. FREBEIcKsoS, Cisrk Of the Dll-
trict Court f-l
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

ITis whispered that there was some
kind Of an agreement made ct the
election Of McDewitt as Department
Commander By which auditor Nc
Cabe was 70 be set aside Ia the next
Republican State Convention. II
dcCabe goes, 50 viii 90 Howe, the
other thirSi-termer. We are In favoF
% nominating q coiOred man for the
position. II Il is not McCabe it
should be Col. Brown, or some other
colofed man. Il is q representation
On the ticket which should again be
conceded % the colofed element
without opposition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

GENERAL SHERNAN 90 the North
Aulericua Rerielr for March, answer
Tie charges Of General Fry, alleging
that Fry deliberately distorted phrassa
frOm a private letter belonging %
0en. Grant Gen. sherman insists
that his respsct and regard for the
dead eommandef Was genuine and
hearty. The statement is satisfactory
- ShermaR's old soldisrs and % the
latEs mas of people who have always
slood by him. Letters and telegTams
pasiished 10 the same number Of the
NeriA Ausrsoaa show that there
was 20 enmity between Generals
1Fant aad Hallsck.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

There win be = festival at the Men.
tor n. E. churcn. Wednesday, March
10, 1886, under the auspices Of the
ladies Of Mentor and vicinity, for the
purpose ofraising . portion Of the
PASTORS salary. Come one. come All.
and have q good supper, hear good
music and have q good time-all for
z5 eenfa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

Mrs. EMMA MALLOY, the revival
ist and Temperance lecturer, Is oharg-
ed with some grave crimes In connec-
ton with the Graham murder case.
IL the charges are true she Is an adul-
teress, the other party being her SON
in-law, and aparty to the murder Of
an unohending woman. Time will
disclose her connection with this hor-
rible affair, aud il 10 be hoped she
can prove herself entirely innocent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

1--we are to believe the dispatches,
March surely came In like q lion all
over the north aud esst. Gales were
terrific along the Atlantic and in the
northern belt Of States snow has fallen
30 the depth Of from IS 10 "a inches.
Traffic has been entirely suspended In
snna lncalIlies.