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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-10
TIE sECRErAItY SPEAKS.
Eayard's Position in Regard to tho Mexican
Affair,

Hayard'S Position In Regard to tho Mexican
Affair.
BALTIMORE, MD., August O.-secrstsry
Bayard, speaking to a special CorOspon'
dent last night Of the Cutting case, said
he saw no reason why a satisfactory ad-
ustment Of the difficulty should not be
reached. He has been assured that such
was the desire Of tho Mexican Govern
ment. Senior Romero, the Mexican Min.
lister here, said some days ago that his
Government would promptly settle the
matter. Secretary Bayard seems to think
that the difficulties in the way have been
created not so much by Mexicans as By
obliging frlenda in this country, who, by
their efforts to embarrass the AdminisIrA.
ton, have suggested the Mexican authori-
ties methods Of opposition which perhaps
they would not have thought Of. MexiCo's
attitude in the matter, II is claimed, has
been greatly strengthened by the efforts
Of Mr.. Blaine's friends to show that Mr..
BayArd has acted with preClpitancy and
has been too exacting with Mexico.
Mr.. Bayard himself feels strongly in the
matter, and said, with much impressive.
ness, that he considered the principle in.
volved in the Cutting allairto be one Of
the gravest Importance, and one as to
which the whole country, without refer.
ence to party, shonld bs unit The per-
sonal merits or demerits OF Cutting him.
selt have nothing to do with the matter.
1t made no difference whether he was an
angel Of darkness or an angel OF light, but
1t did make the greatest possible difference
to the American people whether the con-
tention raised by the State Department in
his case should DO maintained or not.
Mexico claims, in Cuttings case, the right
TO try an American citizen for an oIlense
committed In the United States, and Cat.
ting has actually been convicted and sen.
fenced for publishing libel in Texas.
Secretary Bayard thinks this raises the
gravest possible question between the two
countries, and II MexiCo's Claim were once
conceded no American travelling in Mexico
would be safe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-08-10

a,a,s, yo., 40 and AZ rOuFteeH'A Street,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02
Normal University Notes.


Coward and upwaFd"is the watch.
word, but no buggies or other vehicles
have made the start.
The bookkeeping class is working
on banking now. Soon the din Oi
Actual Business" viii be heard, and
fortunes will be gained and lost in
a day.
Maggie and Chattie Brottpn, last
years students, and nov teachers,
visited the Normal last week.
Owing to the Thanksgiving hOii-
day in the country schools q number
Of old students visited US last week.
Among them were Chas. Taylor. who
teaches near Solomon, Ella Davis,
from near Falun, Margaret Kaapeke,
o. s. Davis aud Mark Wheeler.
Mr.. Milliken spent Sunday at his
home AZ Mentor, and Mr.. Henderson
with his people At New Cambria.
Geo. J. johnson, who is well-knOwn
by ali students Of last year and many
Of the town people, viii be q student
Ia the spring. He is now teaching.
Rev. Baab, minister OF the German
NJ. T.. church visited the sch OOl on
tuesday. He was q mem Der of the
county board Of school exa miners in
q county where one OF our students
wss examined last fall. and says out
Of thirty applicants only four passed.
the student being one Of the four !.
w. ID. Btruble has been indisposed
for 3 day or two, which accounts
for any irregulaFity In the ringing Of
the bell.
An oyster supper on Thanksgiving
night and q game Of baseball on Mon
day are extras Tor the past week
The next extra We look for Is the pre-
dlcted cold snap.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02
Ksnss, WESLEYAN Noiss.

Who could ask for better weather
for early winter.
We sre honored by numerous yisi-
turs this weeK-siK 30 far.
A petition is beiug circulated, pray
ing the Salina street railway 20 lay
their track Out 10 the University
and is being signed by faculty aud
students very readily. This is need
Ell very badly. IL would be an i'm
prUvenient 20 the X. WI and a
source Of gain by the Railway Co.
Rev Casely, Of solomon City, led
chapel Tuesday morning, and preach
ed an able sermon Monday night at
the Methodist church.
The Latin jubilee held By the be.
ginners in Latin aud their teacher
DR.. SWahlen, was we'll attended. All
who attended report that they wish
that they could be held Oftener. Those
that we're not there Well they
don't know what they missed.
Rev. Lockwood made US a visit
Tuesday. We were glad 10 see the
genial face of the Elder,as il has been
four weeks sincs he was last with Us.
At an educational meeting held on
Thanksgiving evening 10 the Opera
House, something over s. 800 WAS
raised for the benefit Of the X. w. u
rhis itself shows the faith in the
institution, rs faith is shown by
works"
Every student should feel proud
that he Is attending q schUOl that has
the hearty support OF every one.
We would like to know who the
''GOuld" is Ia the PeTiclean society.
de does a great amount OF seheming
Everybody is invited 10 attend the
Periclean Society every Saturday az
ternOOn af , p. N. There will be q
full programme next saturday, Dec.
1, there being Only fifteen Of the
young men Oh the programme.
Our commercial agent made Us 4
pleasant csll Tuesday, and seemed
we'll pleased with the WORK being
lone 10y every class.
Reviews for the final examinations
At the close Of this term Will com
uence ia most Of the CLASSES Tuesday
Every one should pay close attention
10 these reviews.
A class Ia shorthand will be taught
0y Prof Gates next term, using the
Eclectic system, which is the latest,
most speedy and best. The primer
plies can be learned in one term.
lie.
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Reviews are in progress.

The class in beginning Latin had d
| jubilee last Monday.
There seems to be some who have
an idea that the students Of the Uni-
versity belong to the class known a.
/ igHOrdHi. II such persons would al
lend the societies and see what eau
Oe done, they would change theil
minds IL such thing is possible.
Rev. c. w. Casely, Of Solomon, and
Rev. &. W. Grabe, Of Ellsworth. Wis
tied US last Tuesday. The last named
gentleman has recently been appoint
Ell agent for the University, ia place
Of DR.. Carruthers, who has resigned.
The Periclean and Atheneum sOci-
cites have arranged 10 give a joint
program during the last week OF the
term. An excellent programme has
been prepared.
Some Of the students celebrated
Thanksgiving In q novel way. II any
one wonders as 10 how they enjoyed
it, we refer them to Rev. Lockwood
or any one else who ehaneed 10 be on
the college premises.
The Athen@um bulletin board il a
beauty and an ornament To the col
lege halls. itSfs also well filed. as
the following program for Dec. Srd.
will indicOte;
Opening address-Mamie jackson.
Essay -Lura Collins.
ReCitatiou-Eva Dana.
Musie-Quartette.
Debate -ResOlUcd, THAT the ad-
vancement Of civil liberty is more in
debted to intellectual culture than 10
physical suffering" Affirmative,
Hattie WinieTburn. Negative, Edith
Collins.
Quotations.
Music-Millle Scott.
BiOgraphy-Kate MOhler.
The following is the program for
the Periclean society for Dec. 4:
Opening address-W. A. MatsOn.
Biography-J. II. Kuhn.
DescriptiOn-J. p. Allen.
Story, ID. McGuIk.
Debate-Aff1rmative, II. M. Mayo.
Negative, w. o. Allen.
Review, J. r. Miller.
Closing, A. q. Gates.
To be alternated with addresses by
G. NJ. Poe, H. w. Huskey, +. b.
5tOliz, B. H. Bell, J. B. Woods, D. Z
Collins, NJ. o. Meyer. The program
will be entirely extempOraneOus.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02
NV cambrin chsttsrlnas.

The rail- road bond elentiou passed
of very quietly here. nut more than
one-tnir,l nf lh- voters being out.
Mr. G1odhart Sehippie is on the
sick iizt again
The entertainment az tire church
Thanksgiving uignt proved quite q
success, the mouse being crowded.
Miss Ella McBratney. of Salina, IL
spending the week At =. {. Hahn's.
Mr. Andrew Morrison is con fined
10 bis home with severe spell of i'll
ness.
Miss Mamie Martin and brother
Will went Out 10 WaKeeny Monday
on business trip.
SIR. and Mrs. Ben. Williams have
the. sympathy Of many friends In
this community In he sad loss
Of their loved little ones both
Of whom died OF diptheria Group
within three day Of Faeh other.
Their little forms were laid 20 rest In
the D0nmyer burying ground by the
side of their elder sister who was
called before, and are now Joined In
that heavenly band on high.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02
NOW FOR THE B. & M.
Talk About the " Future
Great"
Ta-ta Abilene and MCPher-
son.
"The Wichita of the West"
Right dere.
The Frisco Carries by 1000
Majority.

IL Is certainly gratifying TO those
interested ia the welfare Of Saiina and
Saline county that the Frisco propo.
sition-whlch promises so much for
us In the way Of benefits-has been O.
handsomely endorsed by the voters.
Il Is also gratifying that Saline coun-
" is wide-awske and well united OF
railroad matters. The voters do moi
propose 10 lose an opportunity to OBJ
tain trunk lines, when they offer to
come 10 Us. and ss long ss the feeling
is a. Il is, the county and her citizen
viii be enriched and prosper greatly
We are Informed that corps Of sur
veyOrs Of the Frisco will soon be max
Ing the survey. Bonds are yet 10 be
voted In Greenwood county-when
work will be commenced In good
earnest In answer 10 congratula-
tory message sent by Messrs. Fitz.
patrick and Harsh, the following re-
ply was received;
FREDoNIA. kAs., Nov. 80.
FITZPATRICK d HARSH, Salina, Ks
Allow iue 10 congratulate you and
your people on the big majority
shake sgain. s. :. KIRKPATRICK.
We give below incomplete returns
frcm the toWnships-the best data
that can be obtained at present. The
olileial count occurs tomorrow.
These who have figured closely upon
the matter believe the majority for
tke l,onds will be over l,OOO:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

Persons Joining tue Henry George
Progressive Democratic party aie
compelled 20 pledge themselves that
they will Sbide by tire decision Of the
majority DO faithful committee woFk;
use al legitimate means Ia procure
votes for The candidates; attend all
meetings ofthe organization; aud re-
port any indications Of treachery TO
the party that may come 10 their
know ledge.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

Quite q esd accident 0rcurred in
our vicinity. One OF jane b=can =
little TOYS was struck ia the aildoil.eii
with a ball while playing at scilosl ~
Friday afternoon, wnic1 rrauiteu ID
his death on Sunday morning. The
funeral took place Monday.
On last THURSDAY Ar. >. ;. shaiier
was married 10 Miss Aana Shipe az
the rtsideHee Of the briis'f pareuls-
Rev. Miller, OF Chico officiating. The
ceremony occurring at one O'Clock
wss witnessed by large number Of
friende. The presents were nuiner-
Gus. elegant and useful. fhe bride
and groon len ON the eleven o'clock
train ou Friday morning for Kansas
City, where they vii! reside.
The 4lh % Dee mbev l. drawing
nigh very rapidly, and ihu-s Of you
VINO have not prepared sii -'idias etc-.
for winter will nave cause either 60
bless OF say words not loud out deep
D. the prophetic genius VINO l. sella-
iug 0ut his warnings. iiuEt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

I j. said that duh times are not
khown by he slrnts for the great
publishing house ~ grnrgr Siiuson &
90. 0f Portland, Msine The reason
of this exceptional succ, e. is found in
the fact that trey always give the
public hat which a keenly aunraeia-
It'd and 81 p-ices that all can affsr
A. present we understand. their
agents are doing wonderfully well on
several new lines They need many
more agents iu al partsof the country.
Those who need prnfliahle work
should apply ri once. Women do as
we'll as men. Experience b. not nee
essary, for Messrs. Siinson & Cu
undertake to show all who are willing
10 work. not hard hut earnestly, the
path 20 large success. IL should ie
remembered that an agent can do q
handsome business without being
away from home over night. An
other advantage-it costs nothing To
give the business a trial, and an
agent can devote all his time. or only
bis spare moments tn it. Stinson 3
Go. guarantee grsni success 10 all
who engage and follow simple aud
plain directions that they give. We
have not snaee % explain all here,
but fnii particulars will he sent free 10
those who address the firm their full
address Il given shove.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

Paul Jordan, General and sole agent
for the sale OF all lots i'm the addition
TO the Kansas Wesleyan University
Grounds, is now a resident Of Salins
and can be found on South Ninth
street, in the property formerly owned
and known as the Sam Wilson dwell
ing and nearly opposite Pete R
Hughes place. The lots In the addi-
lion are sold at very low figures and
On the installment plan Of ten pay
ments. Mr.. Jordan also has about
fifty lots in the original University
grounds, which he offers for sale for
al cash down. Call and see him
.oon, as this property will not be "a
The market long.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

The indications are for weather oi
some kind asare the indications at eiec
ton to-day. The bonds Fili be carried
OF lost. Weare unable 70 say either Of
the bonds or weather.
Rev. Miller hss commenced q series
% meetings ia the Berwick school
house b be carried through this week
and perhaps longer.
Our Literary society viii be post
poned until the meetings close, then
it win again be resumed.
Scarlet rash IL attacking some Of the
children in this neighborhood. Three
of Mr.. Lapp'a children, Ms. Carrie
Buzzard and child, are quite sick
with j.
Mis judith ehips is suffering with
qulnsy this wss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

dHE idea of ihe Presidential candi-
slsey of Henry George has been ridi.
calesi by some ol the press, ON the
ground that be was o. foreign birth
and consequently barred from the
oiilce of President by constitutional
provision. such, however, are not
the fsols. Henry George is a native
uf Philsdeiphia, has been q printer,
sailor, reporter, editor and author, ana
is eligible 10 aBy ollies ia the GIN of
me people % she United Staees.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

sED0WICE, special Ambassador b.
Aexico, is supposed % have got
drank. and brought scsndal upon
timsell and country. Now Manning,
Envey Extraordinary, &C, BE- suppOs-
"a % bave done the same thing The
Mexiuans will soou have absolute alb
hsrgence % American Whiskey, and
ear eat our AueTiean Representatives
demi. iohus andal
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

just reeeivedat j =. Edbere a Cois,
another car load Of new furniture
for the Hulidays 45-fw.
We have now on hand lot OF new
Bed Boo m suites that win be sold
cheap. Come and examine Goods
aud prices. st J. b. EDBERG & Cos.
f5-4W.
Follow the crowd in y ar 3 arch for
Christmas pres nts Il alwas bffnrs
Up at d a J. b. ,Vhitehatdfs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02
EOllee OfAppHcailoH 70 PURCHASE
Slhool Lana.

fErgE undrrsigned hereby rirrs nsiiee fhs.
~ BE- uli. oE i1e iifh day b DECEMBER. 1881
maEa 40 appilaiian g the ffchafa Ccufl % 80
hn1 eauntI. Aanalf. % puFch1ss iho loiIouinr df-
aclitel acical lt1d. siiuaiei an ~ srT1nirrd
cun1ty Of saline. Eans1as Fia Tie ndIfhueaf
qaarier, Of cteiial Q. Ioan1alp ~, Range g.
1elilaurui, c1nInu1ls reahIfnef SD improve
.reHit. rir lsm-s Hereriil. re1iicace EiTaril.
sznleA aui hil'ru chae. residence Elsaris,
Ea1E1s
lsse ui Faiina. clrnir q S.iiae. Eansss. flia
eith iag q N1reml1l. Ielsl
49,. .. q ssk4siHsEn. Psil.ioner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

DA. LEoNARD. Ohio's Prohibition
randl1s1e for Governor, says thai
<sensEal Clinton b Fisk. of New
Seesy. via o. the ProbIbifios candl-
1ase ~ ne Prssideney ia lsss. Can
lse lhitd Party people thus anord 10
leele - sohne II ihey DO. they
ees Nsols b lose aim; or uill she $50
81 AishI heep him straight Ia ths
l.-l
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

WANTED-By q young man Of good
address, a position as Book-keeper in
a Bank, store or Office. Will work
for moderate wages-best Of refer
enees given; address Lock box 2ol.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02
NOace OTApBlIeailOn 10 Purchase
school Land.

fEtHE uniersI gned hereby gires notice ihai n
- uiili on che liih daT % DECEMBER. ieed
make an application 70 ille fro1aic toart of a.
line Couuig. kaus1s. 70 rlrcaale The foiIouinF-
des1rihed school, llni siiuztei IN the nrrauiEri
eulutg of saline, Aana11 W. ne AouthUFEl
uuarisr of scction Is, township "a. r1Dr1 &
mfrfs. viz james HfFrfin. residence. Bavaria
kaHsas ard WiiiiaIa shsw. frriesnee Harsria.
kfns1s.
~ day Of NeteUtar. Iset
si-4T. JoHE HoEEll- Petitioner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

III seriously proposed to oifer The
Bulgarian throne to an American
Prince" How would Gould or
Purcell dng
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

Ir Is reported that Major Tons An
dersOn IL 10 have high Official eonnee-
tion with the Rock Island road.
Guod for Tom. Well all take a rbie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02

s. H. CLAEK, formerly OF the Uuion
Pacific system, succeeds the iaie Col
H0xie as First Vice President Of the
Missouri Psciae Railway.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02
1897
Harper's Bazar-
ILLUSTRATED.

Ma1ler's Buar c,mbines the choicest lileniure
AMI ste darsf art illustrations with he llieat
fashions and the moat useful family reading. It's
sf3rits poems aud essays are ~ the best writer's,
aud It's humorous sketches aru uns strplssed. lia
pApers oH so1ial etiquette drc0fatir ari, bouse-
Eeepiu. ia 20 It's hrsucra, cook ~ efc.. make q
iudispensabie IN ererr h9lischoiz. Is beuutifui
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able ladies' 20 saTe utGg uuus tie eust Of sub-
scuption b.. t,-iug thei- own drfssIlfaers- Nol q
linz is aln.iitod . ats rlinmns thai could shcck
tire met ftslii lOus laslc.
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HARPER'5 PERIODICALS

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Iho ancient meiodic Iyfe with no
mesn hand. IL her PRESENT refss-
.naking tendency warrant indulgence
ia prophecy, & may be safely predici-
Cd thai her besi poetry viii be done
for an audience Of tWO-heFself and
one Other. 9. =. III.
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1897
Harper's Weekly.
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Hl1T's Wekfy maintains its position as the
leadin Has rated Newspaper In America aud is
hold uIon public esiecm ami confidence was never
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past % make HdFpcrs Wsstig "a safe as well as D
welcome VISITOR 10 every household viii not be re-
azed 10 the future.
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viii Of Mrs. a. T. Stewart, b, comes
the richest officer IN the army.
General Francis A Wslker says
that AZ least IS per cent Of the veal.
thy people of this country bagan ma
ture life poor.
Secretary Lamar's rumored mar
riage Is now set down ss certain 20
occur In that vague period known ~
''the near future"
A check for ! cent was recently
drawn in New York by the govern
ment In favor OF an importer who had
pafd excess Of duty 10 that extent.
The wife and two children OF ex-
Governor Shepard are now in Wash
iugtOn. Governor Sheperd Is still IN
Mexico looking after his silver mines.
Charl0teenfeld. purchased for $50,
90 oy Pri nee Alexander, late of Bul
garia, Is described A. one Of the most
attractive small places in Europe.
The largest dog ia America is said
10 be an Ulmer dog, a species Of Dam
hound. Though he has not astsiaed
full growth. he is nine feet long and
hve feet high.
The Misses Caldwfll, Of New York,
who recently gave the sum of 500, 900
10 the new Catholic Uuiversity, will
60 to Washington ere long TO spend
Che gFester portion Of the winter.
Mr.. George w. Childs declines to
ALLOW the use Of his name as q cGndi-
date for Mayor Of Philadelphia Mr.
Chflds believes be can do more good
with the Pubic Ledger than the city
government.
William Jones Sargent. who died
al Kalamazoo last Monday, was one
Of the most noted bigamists this
country ever saw. He married tUen-
ty-sik women, aud was divorced from
none.
Colonel Ingers0ll declares that ''no
man has the right 20 own more land
than be can use The Colonel
should expiain the uses he has for
one half q ranch On New Mexico,
ninety miies long and sixty miles
uida.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-02
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