The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-15

foothills 10 the vicinity are many OF
them capped by similar upheavals,
while ali about the main cliff In the
valley numerous separate spire-like
col umns.
Mra. Grant and Col. and Mrs. Fred
Grant are spending the summer
quietly 1t the Long Branch cottage.
Mrs. Grant expects 20 have all her
children except Mrs. SartOris with
her this summer.
Ex. Secretary RobesOn Is reported to
be losing bis health.
Chief Justice Waite is visiting
Standing Rock Indian Agency, d.
T.
Frank james ls travelling Ia Texas
and receives OvatiOns wherever he
goes.
The BastiIe Il 10 be rebuilt or q
model OF Il Of wood, as q side show for
the Worlds Fair 10 Paris.
Sam Jones will begin q Prohibition
campaign Ia Missouri July 25. Sam
was not third party man when last
heard from.
Mrs. Langtry ls going to convert
her lawn at Meadow Bank, TWieken-
ham, into a circus ring, where her
trained horses will perform.
Delegate voorhees, evidently has q
narrow chance Of being returned to
Congress from Washington territory.
The leading Democrats are opposing
him as q political mOuntebank and
leader Of ''tramps and renegades."
The publishing house OF Charles
Scribner's Sens will 10 q short time
begin the publication of new Illus
trated monthly. Il will be known as
ScTtbHer's Magazine Monthly, and the
first number will appear late this
year or early in 1887.
The Mexico TtDo Republics Of July
4 says: "And 30 we celebrate to-day,
not only as g holiday Of the American
Nation, but as the Easter morning Of
humanity, from which blessings,
happiness and prosperity have come
70 all the world"
Col. Glider and Mr.. Griffith eX-
peet to sail from New London, Conn.,,
TO morrow for the Arctic regions.
They will sail 10 the schooner Ere,
which will land them at Cumberland,
In Baffin's Bay, where Col. Glider
will organize . party Of EsquimauX
and take passage on . Sealite whaleF
for Cape Sabine.
Albany, N. Y, is the oldest town in
the old thirteen colonies.
st. LOUIS will make q bid for the
g. A. r. Encampment In 1887.
Senator Mitchell, Of Pennsylvania,
Is suffering from Ophthalmia.
Mr.. w. X. Vanderbilt has been
black-balled by the Paris Jockey Club.
Cora Pearl the once famous leader
Of the demlmOndaine Of Paris, Is
dead.
It Is now reported that Miss Mary
Anderson will remain In Europe for
four years.
Louis Michel ssys she hopes to
come TO America after death when
her soul migrates.
A deposit Of genuine meerschaum
has been found on the beach near
Yaguiua, Oregon.
The Christian UpfOn says "this h
the whole Of righteOusness-tO be un-
selfish, to obey reason, and 10 love
beauty"
DR.. Oliver Wendell Holmes will
leave London this week for q months
travel along the Rhine and In SWitz-
erland.
Mr.. WilmOt, an English expert,
says that six and q half tons Of dia-
mOnds have been dug up In South
Africa and these cut are valued ct
500, ,OOO,O 900.
Hobart Pacha died 10 the arms Of
his wife, q young English lady only
q years old. One Of his dying re-
quests was that he might be inferred
in Turkish soil.
"Buck" Grant says his nickname
was given him when the family
moved from Ohio TO Missouri. He
was called 1.-THE Little Buckeye" and
the name stuck TO hun.
George Alfred Townsend estimates
that he has written an average Of
SO,OOO words 3 week for the last
years This would make
$50 volumes OF 600 or 100 pages each.
Sarah Bernhardt's entry into Rio
de Janelro was the occasion OF q tre-
mendOus popular demonstration
which ended 10 q riot, aud numerous
heads were broken and q dozen men
locked up.
Miss Annie Belndt, OF Williams
Dort. Pa, caught q mad dog Thursday
and held II down until the street
could be cleared Of children. A num-
ber Of men ran from the beast and 10
fused to help the brave girl.
Mr.. 8. s. HOughton has arrived In
his home In Boston, thus e0mpletin 8
his tour around the world which he
accomplished In five months aud four
DAYS and "saw everything" This is
noteworthy voyage for speed.
Mrs. Gen. w. T. Sherman has de-
elared her intention % devote the
summer 10 the study Of languages st
Burlington, VT, and the General is
reported az thinking that it is about
time he gave hls ChOctaW q brushing
up.
Dr.. Samuel s Adams deyOtes seven
columns Of the Journal Of he AHseri-
cuH American Medical Association 20
exposing the dangers Of kissing. Few
people will wade through 50 much
ilteFature 70 be frightened out Of such
q luxury.
Wm. Green, Of Highgste. England,
did q queer thing the other day. He
signed the pledge. pinned on the blue
ribbon and smashed 800 bottles Of
wine-his whole cellar Of Nine On
faCt-for which he paid IS 900.
Nine. GOeuIl, aged ia years, and
formerly maid Of honor at the Court
OF Emperor Paul 1, was buried re.
Gently in the cemetery Of Smolensk,
Russia. Behind the hearse walked
with Arm step the younger sister Of
the deceased, aged 1lS years.
ConneetIeut Democrats threaten to
nominate Wm. II. Barnum for the
United States Senate. No one VIII |
object 70 the nomination, but when it
comes to election the Republican |
will send congratulations /
% Senator HaWley and ask him to /
remain 10 Washington another aix
years.
King George Of Greece has nearly |
finished q splendid palaSe at CoPen-
hagen aud hiss saved enough money |
% give him Q life income Of sl25, 900 q
year indsDe1ds1t OF any public posi-
ion. And now he 4 anly waiting
IOr 4 Food excuse 70 sbdiOsie and ~
ire permanently from the king basi-
An AnsusF Wsatsd.