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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
IN CONGRESS TO-DAY
The Last Session Of the 4oth
Opens at Noon.
TIE 0RDIR OF OPtEIGs TO PREVAIL.
he Business or HAND to be Discussed
An Adjournment 20 Take Place
Untsi Tuesday Oae - Gro.
yer Vetoed Pension EIis.

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.'iAi it VIZ. Nt feia e.i.i,. i.i .t.ut.1 81 both
houses i.t iaatlAa tf Ulf At-ss.f all
'ais NN'. ei .At a-.rilooA.
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it'te h4Hlfit. ol aHei
-.s' '-' i-i ~ Aee erf i.1 .i.t
.r.i N iAt Aa-rt taf Zoe I.TIesf of f.sl-
i-f measure NNi. Pee desires 50 p..e l.l
AN.Hh a. i'f fuf'ala Tobacco. til.'
N".D 81" i'Dse ineeie on l-fi.t t.e
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06

Discussing the question Of silver coinage,
after referring 20 the fact that there are now
ia circulation s6l 76l i45 in standard dol
lars. the Treasurer says he thinks thar 500
oOO. 900 is the extreme limit of circulation
which may be obtained. II certainly can
not be maintained at that sam when the
new silver II and s. certificates
are in full supply and return
10 the treasury of one half
OF the amount of standard dollars now in
circulation must be looked for SO he asks
whether, if the further purchase Of silver
bullion be determined upon, the coinage
might not cease and the sum which II costs
saved 10 tine Treasury. The amount ex-
pended SO far upon the coinage OF the silver
dollar outside OF the cost and cOdsequent
loss upon the purchase Of the
bullion, amounts 10 1893. .467. All
of the cost, il excess of the cost OF coinage
Of the sum of s75.000.OoD represents pure
loss, and amounts 10 TWO cents per dollar.
The cost of these coins 10 $3.50 i67, 70 add 20
this loss. would seem unnecessary. and the
sum could be expended IL the purchase Of
that amount more Of the silver bullion.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06

Hs Has Last ais sats EBtifeiy aad inasS
iaas b. las.s.if sIaas Fr.ssa..sls espis-

Hs Has Lsst ais ~ as Ensireiy sad in3ss-
ilas b. .ls.s.if Ia1s frsssls.sss fespis-
as fe4a lse s Eartley C4mF Faeii
ess removed - Illfslay sonl t1e 1-ooa-
.as-4.s .lsa-e asy "a. % lle hou.soaa+1le
ss. 8m t1r the insane a. A11--tsHl- l-.
Harm BID Gfss Etsss sad EleaTi Arolson
l...k ar Campbell g. Jersey City el Thurs
day and delivered all4 o. A.s -le All joe
Craven. a FORMER attendant al the At1die-
taeu asylum NJ Campbell aInFel sale. y
al Alt.iIeto&n lu . couple q nours. aul re-
al.raei that he tatsd ~ re laken -o sl-1 3
POOR shoN loen. Mr. Aro1son 4Ad Mf.
rlsze a. tnaI lhelr f.de Lo Jersey Dty ~lin
1lr tauplrl- 4as exciting Ater -tef
4efs ssstsd 10 lie czTEiase Campbell s4id ~
Arensou
WLs "a I remell Der y0n. The last
llre ,4s yol eas ga Tie shore of the -.
af t.allLee- Nol we're q shepherd and male
nl. aaq fIr 3 .Aeep-- don't y0u feulenl-
aer As the carriag- rolled PAST = church,
Campbell All BOYS. to lou zu9S "a -
IalH 1llr that cluElh aud hired Billy
Florence 81 preach % &c every sunday.
ltrl a- ellrs olt II az hooespierre
.l1-e fr1m Tie l4blle tribunal, from drink
Iag rei -9t bloot I0morr1s Twelve more
taste --a-A lu Ile 5al---liDe
Ae also luaElrl himself 70 De- Y >.
Grant Charles sens l,ielari Occur &c
L.o4 Napoleon Frederick the Great. han
l.eai ali Ororge francis Train he e4s
t..sr oal a8t violent and was easily man
sEaaaIs la Mit f.eloWn he has the quar-
rers lately fae4Ied by Mayor D.yen. oi
ria.iat. 9h0 has gone 10 Florida for the
Ia inter
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
UNCLE SANS MONEY
The Report or United States
Treasurer Jordan.
4 VERY COMPREHENSIVE DOCUMENT
Bonds ano Bank Notes Oiscussed-The he
Silver Coinage and Proolem-The
E.is OF the Present Sub
Treasury System. etc.

WAsHssroN. Dec. 5.-Ths annual report
II Ar. Jordan, Treasurer u the United
states. was gwen 70 the press today. Mr.
Jordan presents very comprehensive re
port of the operations OF the Treasury for
the fiscal year ended June 81, ls,5. and rs
condition on that and subsequent dates.
The net receipts Of the Government for the
fiscal year were $50 l5s7z7. The net ex-
peuditure was s-42 ass. .l3s. The receipts
we're Sl2,74J o-J greater. and the e1peudi-
lures were SlI7i5.s5o less than last year,
making al increase Ia the net receipts Tor
the past hscal year over that ot lsso u $50
~. ,l7 The excess OF revenue over e1pen-
d.tures Was f33. .Jo6 $50.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
WHISPERS ROM OUR WIRE.


Heavy fli Of snow At Montgomery. Ala.
Colonel George Soble. general manager
Of tle Texas Pacific railway, died Saturday
night.
The steamer Clsra Morgsn burned TO the
waters edge 80 Cincinnati, at o clock Sat
grlay night
= A. Grover. a New York commission
meg lant dre Vned himself n 4 well yes
.erisy az tori1. y. \.
A severe snow storm has prevailed
throughout ustria and Hungary during
tns last for-y-aight hours
The philalelphia R3rd today viii pub
tsn a seusatioua' story OF The action and
plans " uew feniau society.
Dispatches from Racoon state that the
-mese raiders are rapidly maniiesling
their Submission % British authority.
senator Maxv OF Texas. saws the demand
flr revenue reform Will be pressed by the
Uem0cr ltic majority in the next House.
Attorney General Garland has decided
thaf the boxes N which safety" and or
llnary ma,ches are imported are dutiable.
Father Higgins priest Of the Domiui-
ran Order 81 Eew Haven. has received the
degree OF Doctor Of Theology from Pope
Lso.
The unknoVn wreck on Flint Island.
lfre b~fon proved % be the Barkentine.
rscer. of Green Rock, owned Ia 81. Johns.
>f
~1mmones were issued saturday night A.
Cork tor the arrest ~ Messrs. Cd C0nnor and
ranner. Nationalist members Of parlla-
uent
A. sew york Thomas f. Finn. aged ~.
committed suicide Friday night bv shoot
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
SaugstuCk Items.

t1t-tt'tf = ~ Tl-t-stR-ffft-8-
SAucATUcK, Mich. Dec 5.-Thermome-
ter reached : : below this morning, the
coolest of the season.
The steamer Il. A. Root for the safety Of
which fears were expressed. arrived here
this morning, and has gone into Winter
quarters.
Frlit shipments peaches iust figured uu
show that f.ff1ft5 lfts baskets OF peaches
or 2.. ore bushels. were shipped from TINS
section The pass Slmmer. with average sales
0l .i-j 90 81 I'D per bushel.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
a TERRIBLE SCANDAL.
\ Peruvian Monastery said 70 be the Scene
Of Dreadful Grimes.

PANAwA, Dec. "a pamphlet has been
published IN Peru which has created great
excitement. II refers to occurrences within
the walls Of the Merced monastery, aud
before which the Pal f1N Gq-e',e disclos-
ures the Lima papers say. fade into iusiy-
niicance. The statements published by the
Lima press having been impusnet. the
writers content themselves by answering.
The signatures of authorities respond for
us, the statements OF surgeons c0rr0b0rate
the fac.s, and, above all, the names OF sew
eral deputies to ihe chambers are append
Ell 10 charges which have not been an
sWered"
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
WIDESPREAD RUIN.


Bold Robbery.
San FRAscIsco, Dee. 5.-The failure Of
Frankel & Co, the Virginia City stock brok-
ers, for n early million dollars, has caused
Widespread ruin. 1t is said Chat tie abscond-
ing brokers took away sacks Of the gold in
so pieces intrusted 10 them by the.r pat
rons, and have q quarter Of a million 70
comfort them in exile The feeling of dis
trust caused ~ such failures IS 80 great that
Charles ". Fox. an old broker. withdrew
from the San Francisco board today, stating
that he lid not dare DO business any longer.
The excitement has brought 70 the surface
once more long lis, of veritable " ild cat
stocks on which the dust of years had set
tied and which were supposed to hays dis
appeared forevere.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
a BUSTED cAeLE ROAD.
4 Fire At -. louis Damages Her Only
cable Line.

ST. Lorls. Dec. 5-Ihe pioneer house Of
the cable street car line OF Charming and
Frankiin-aves WAS partially destroyed by
IRE shortly before midnight tonight Two
alarms were given for the ire department
and good service Was done 5y tie hremen.
hut only the walls OF the building cou.i be-
saved. The engine which cost g. ,oi9 is also
considerably damaged and the entire loss
Will probably foot up $4,000 or $40 200.
About 2 dozen cars were burned up The
road has been In operation only since last
Spring, and is the only one ia the city.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
ABOUT TOBOGGANING
Interesting Historical Sketch
OF It's Origin.
TIE SLIDE AID ITS CONSTRUCTION.
Description OF the Sport, Costumes,
6tc.-t1o~ the Toboggan IS
Made rot SO Dangerous
as Cossting


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w.
D a-ies '-s are i~iil AWAKENED - tAe pop1-
lar demand tor IoooEg4nlns Side d 1EIE-
.ps.- Hfest.a -efreser,fa.ivs vras sst.s.s
20 t@''-' s1-1 0a'9' a. "o''-l
Wei serve Tie feal efs ol lll> TspsT " no are
desirous Of being fully informed upon The
s,hi..s
i'oossal4iA5i - "-'-alig cieuitea as
Canadian sport aud IS defined 90 be 'lhe
sport If Sliding down natural a4rlivitie- az
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Indian nsue for thls sled was odab4gsau
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strip or STRIPS ~ some tough hbfoAs and
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80 9.i- 'Hel'@ .eol .4'is. anu 9olee on lhe
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az ."i'. 80 ~ ,'ic ia a.'','' init ne 'ooos
gan s,ails ',oiH a Hoi.1'uiai oed 70 tne
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Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
TO MEET The CZAR.
The Bulgarian Delegation viii Try and
See Him.

SOFA. Dec. The government has tele-
sraphed 20 the deputation of bulgarian
notables who are now making tour OF the
European gapitais. 10 request the Russian
ambassador az Vienna 70 negotia te with his
government with the object OF obtaining
for the GepuiatiOn an audience with the
Car lf the Car consents - granr them
an audience the deputaton are instructed 10
20 ~ once 20 ~. Petersburg
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
Another St. rsui'. church Barnsd.

Episcopal Church Was damaged by fire this
afternoon % the extent of s. eo Sunday
school services were in progress 81 the time.
bat tsacAsrs and pupils got out of tae
church wiihpa, panic. There IS IA insur-
ance OF 81 5oO 0u the church.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06

Es-Postinaster Church of 81. Louis. Comes
% an 1 ntlmelY End.

tt.-.s.t. sa 7.s -t,--a.s--tss-1-
Sr LOUIS Mich. Dec. 5.-Ex- Postmaster
J. n Church was found crowned in the
cis.ern ~ bis family this morning between
$ ami 4O'clock. II is supposed he was AZ
tempting o. draw q pail oi water and losing
us BALANCE fel. in. Phys clans were imme-
dla-eiT summoned. bat iie was extinct. A
coroner inquest IS now in progress. His
axe Els b.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06
The Third Il. aAur- church Destroyed.

PRoyIzseE. Dee. 5.-s,. pauls Meiho-
dist Episcopal Church was Quilted by fire TO-
day Loss $1,000. insurance 3, 900. Fire
man McDlIy was fatally injured Dy iall
from q ladder. and three other nremsn Were
ses sereiy injured.
Telegram-herald., 1886-12-06

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fr1af .Hias e.1 llfaa1 N.,<.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04
MARYLAND. DODGE & MOORE
Money at 81 per cent at Crlppen,

Money at 81 per cent at Crippen,
Lawrence & Cos.
FIrst-elass houses, stables and sepa-
rate rooms for rent at Cheap Johns.
Call at once.
Electric Bitiers are sold at so cents
q bottle, and BuckIen's Arnica Sslve
at IS cents q box by Oscar Seltz.
All kinds Of winter goods at cost ct
Cheap Johns.
Money ct 81 per cent at Crippen,
Lawrence q Cos. -
Don't fail to call on Cheap John, for
he keeps everything ct the lowest
prices IN town.
All kinds Of meats sold ct Tllgner
4 Harms meat market ct lowest
prices.
Best Rubber boots at $500 to $3.50
per pair at Cheap Johns.
Money at 81 per cent at CripPen,
Lawrence & Co.'s.
Money at 81 per cent ct CripPen,
Lawrence 4 Co.'S.
Go to TiIgner and Harms, for your
hOiee meats.
Money at 81 per cent at Crippen,
Lawrence 4 Co.'S.
Go to TIlgner & Harms for your
fine sausage, and try them free Of
charge, and you will be convinced
they are the finest In the market.
Money at 81 per cent ct Crippen
Lawrence 4 Co.'s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

Come In and see how TO sample
your goods. We Hardware menl We
invite the public to The Sh01g at
Braniff & COnrad's.
Contractors, Farmers and others
before purchasing q bill Of Hardware,
or Cook Stove or any thing 10 the
Hardware line, drop In at Brsnif a
Conrad's and see their goods and
prices. They mean to lead.
Branif & Conrad keep the bright
est, newest, and best shelf Hardware
In Kansas.
We are bound 70 get rid Of most Of
our stock before the spring is here, In
order to give us = chance TO purchase
another entire new stock for our new
Building. Don't forget, Branif &
Conrad-three doors south Of Ober's.
The Bucks Brilliant" COOk Stove
beats the world for beauty, durability
and utility, at Branif & COnrad's-
sole agents.
DOughnuts, hot biscuits. butter,
maple syrup. and coffee ct the social
tonight, all for % cents.
When you want . suit Of clothes or
an Overcast for yourself or boy, we
will give you % per cent on for cash.
Our goods are marked In plain figures.
There IL no chance for us 10 deceive
you. Close buyers will find Il to
their interest 10 call.
CAMPBELL &TUTHILL-
Money ats per cent at Crippen,
Lawrence & Cos
Bryant and Browns Shoes and
Boots are the best. You run no risk
In buying.
CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL.
Money at 81 per cent at Crlppen,
Lawrence q Cos.
You will fnd Il to your interest to
buy all OF your groceries from us.
CAMPBELL q TUTHILL.
We never sell you old rancid butter
for good. We tell you At once u e is
good or bad.
CAMPBELL 4 TUTHILL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04
saIIna Choral Unlon.

The newly organized Choral Union
ls an established fact. At their meet =
log on Tuesday evening, q constitu-
ton was adopted, fixing the dues at
IS cts. per calender month. Besides
selecting Monday evening at T.SO
O'Clock a the regular time for meet
ing, lit was also decided 10 arrange for
q suitable place. About forty names
have already been enrolled on the list
Of membership, thus insuring success.
II any others desire to join. they
should do 80 at once to get the benefit
Of the entire drill. Next meeting on
Monday : 30 P. NJ. In the S. 5. room
Of the Lutheran Church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04
Hiehnn-Maoav

MARBIED-At the residence OF NJ.
NJ. Briggs, Esq, South Santa Fe, on
February 2, 1856, Rev. VIM, Bishop,
d. D., to Miss Mary Macy, Rev. w.
A. Simkins, officiating.
It affords Ne pleasure 10 chronicle
this most happy event. The friends
Of DR.. Bishop throughout the State
land their name is leglon) will unite
with rs with great pleasure in extend
Ing congratulations. The Doctor has
"llnked his name, fame and fortune
with = most worthy lady Of ssllna,
who is held 10 the highest regard for
her many excelleneies Of character.
Their new life opened thus so aus
piciOusly, cannot but be crowned
with mutual pleasure and happiness
unto the end. Il is earnestly hoped
and no doubt will be q reality that the
sweet notes Of the merry wedding
bells will lInger Is pree iously as now
with them until they are gathered
unto their fathers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04
A ersai surprIss

Is in store for all who use Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs, the
great guaranteed remedy. Would you
believe that It is sold on its merits and
that each druggist ls authorized to re-
fund your money by the Proprietor
Of this wonderful remedy lift fails to
cure you. J. J. Purcell has secured
the agency for Il. Price soc and 81
Trial sire free.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

Real Estats conveyances for week
ending Jan. 80. 1885, furnished by
Wight, Henne 4 Lynn. AbstractOrs Of
titles, SalIna, Kansas;
John II Kingmsu and VT to Gyps
sam City Town Co Blks rs 9 10 Is
l6lTls . "a 3 and % Gypsum City
except Of " through said Blks " d
$1,000 90.
Minnie Tressin to Sallie Woodward
Lot IL 5th street Salina v d $50 %.
w A Phillips and vi 10 E A
Schwartz Lots 81 80 80 and 40 l2fh
street Phillips 2nd add " d S54s 90.
CIV Rus6erg and VI 70 John p
ChaFlson nhf swqr Q IS SW " d Sl500.
Mp StrUIn and VT to No Pae r r
Co Of " through seqr IS Il 2w q c d
SO 90.
Levi Berger and vito A A Berger
und bf neqr 5 i61w " d $500 90.
Oliver Wilson and vi % Sarah E
Fell nhf and sWqs and wifi scar sec
So IS 4WW $3.50.
U A 10 Charles Benton neqr Is
4W Patent.
Charles Benton and VI to d n
C}ahar neqr 8 IS 4W " d s2OOO %.
DIR VaRstaff and vi TO A A Bat.
tersby Lot 81 7th street 5slina &c d 81.
Wflliomina Harvey % ID GalbrOith
nwqr - IA 4W q d 81 90.
ID Galbraith and VI 10 NJ B HaWley
nwur - IA 4W " d $500 %.
us A % Alice V Brown ehf nWqF
and Wifi neqf 30 IS 5W Patent.
FW Dunton and VI % American
Manufacturing Co Of Scotland nWqr
Il IS 2W q c d 81 90.
j Gels and VI to A Arnold Lot
- Blk a BroOkville o so 90.
MFs Al Schwartz 10 A Arnold
Lot "a Biz - BrOOkviise d so 90.
n E Everhart 10 Q Everhart seqF
i4T61w seqr SO IS " v 5000.
W ii Sweeney and VI 10 A s Mar
tin part Of neqF "A ~ 5W " d 5000 90.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

Il would seem to rs that with the
Union Pacific, salina 4 Southwestern,
and Saliua 4 Lincoln railways cen
tered here, Ballna ought TO become an
"eating station" OF the irst imPOr-
lance. Aud with the Missouri Pacific
extended on westward, sallna must
become q double eating station"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

A cordial Invitation is extended to
all, and especially 10 the young men
Of 5alina, to attend the Praise meet
lug Of the Y. n. G. A, In Daily Hall
Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock. Also
. Devotional meeting at the same
place Monday evening, att As P. ".
All who have the combined Gospel
Hymns, please bring them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

We have neglected TO make men
ton Of Mcconnell & Wlldman's new
Office 10 the Gibbs Block. It is one
Of the most desirable locations Ia the
city, with north and south windows,
high ceiling. convenient aDpurtenances
for the real estate business, aud ia
many respects one Of the handsOmest
Offices In Saline.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

II you are suffering with low and
depressed spirits, loss Of appetite, gen
eral debility, disOrdered blood, weak
constitution. headache or any disease
Of q bilious nature, by al means pro
cure 9 bottle Of Electric Bltters. You
will be surprised to see the rapid i'm
provement that win follow yOu viii
be inspired With new life, strength
and activity will return pain and
misery will ceass. and hsneefOFth you
will rejoice in the praise Of Electric
Bitters. Sold by Oscar Seiiz, 1t Scots
per bottle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

A number Of the lady friends Of
Mrs. J. @. spivey gave her q very
pleasant surprise last Thursday after
noon, in honor Of her twenty-hfth
wedding anniversary, and presented
her q handsome sugar bowl. fruit
knives aud after dinner coffee spoons.
The excellent lady was completely
sururised
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

Mr.. H. Kielhorn, OF indianapolis
hiss purchased q half interest in the
drug business Of w. T. Houser d Co.
Mr.. Kielhorn Il q thorough druggist,
having graduated at the Philadelphia
College Of Pharmacy and has had
years Of experience. We besPeak for
the new firm a liberal patronage.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

At the regular bi-weekly meeting Of
the Ministerial Association on last
Monday it was decided TO hold the
Sabbath evening service ct $50
O'Clock instead Oft. This will not go
into effect until the i4th Of this month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

At the meeting Of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Monday evening. the following new
names were presented for member
ship: Judge J. II. Prescott. Fred
Prescott, w. ]. Nixon. Harry J..
NickIes, J. w. Going, Oscar Black
burn, F. A. Smith, A. Kiefer, F.
Howard, Henry Lee Prescott. Geo.
P. Wager, j. n. Farley, John Melton.
VIM. Mccall, DR.. Z. L. Hutchinson.
R. A. Burch. J. w. Kraft, Rev.
Campbell. This increases the mem
bershIp TO SO and the Association feel
much encouraged over their rapid
growth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

Col. Palmer will return from Wash
ington this week. He has been as
sured that his appointment ~ Regis
ter Of the U. ). Liud Office here will
be made a. soon as the matter can be
reached. Col. and Mrs. CulP started
for salina last sunday. Prof Hanil-
ton IL also on his way home.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-04

Mr.. H. F. Woolley was In town last
week, making q brief visit with his
son Geo. T. The report was spread
abroad that Mr.. WOOlley was endeav-
oring to rs8t q house here, and would
soon become q Salina resident again.
There was no foundation for the re-
port. Mr.. Woolley Is engaged in the
manufacture Of bominy At lndepend-
ence, No.. snd his business requires
bis residence a. near that place at
least a. Kansas CITY.