The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-11-25

Dr. Bishop has been 70 Chicago
- business connected with the Presb
= terrain College at Enp0Eia and HIg
land Univesily-FetuFning Tuesdl
= night.
w. A. Brown, lately employed
the Herald ofice-and charged up
the complaint Of Mr.. J. n. pa,
with einbezzlement-had biz trial q
Tuesday. The jury were only o.
: about i've minnies, Wben they ?
turned q vote ofaeequittal.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Allison ha,
the sympsthies OF their salina friend
Z iR the loss Of their bright and charm
iBg little daughter Mamie. The llttl
i. form sas laid 70 rest In Gypsum HI
Cemetery last Saturday morning
after appropriate services At ia
> Presbyterian church.
There are indications that none,
has been used in Saline county b,
rival corporations. or rival towns, 4
help defeat the Frisco bonds. Voters
don't be led astray by men who are
lying about this proposition. Study
the matter up yourself 30 thst yOI
may vote intsiligenily.
Dr.. Searles, OF the U. 8. Land Office
has purchased Of Mrs. o. p. Hamll.
ton, 0ne-half Of the land lying be
tween Eighth and Ninth street, with
Ash street e. the eastern boundary,
aud will build q residence on the
same. Judge Hamilton will build ON
the remaining portion.
DR.. D. NJ. Gillespie, Of the Rising
sun, lost his stable by fire last Mon
day. A COW belonging to the Doctor
aud two mules owned by man Oe-
eupying a part Of the Doctors house,
were destroyed. 1t Is supposed that
the fire was set out by children who
we're playing about the barn.
Twenty-Five men are reported to
have arrived in Sallna from 81 Louis
-allured hither by an advertisement
posted in the former city to the effect
that 500 men with teams were wanted
on the X & G. Coming here they
found no work, and were very much
put out. They marched about fierce
ly, threatning 70 do this and that, but
did nothing.
The examination Of Waters Chill
son and Michael Weis. charged with
being, respectively, principal and SC
cessory TO the murder Of Adam r.
Head, was commenced before
Justice Wellington yesterda Y.
Messrs. Moore and J. R. Burton are the |
attorneys fOI the prosecution and |
Carver and Bond for the defence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. K. Bagley, Of |
Denver, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ Claflin. They will remain here
about four weeks, and then return 70
Denver. Mr.. BAgley has disposed Of
bis grocery business in the latter
place butwill remain there. He says
be is enjoying better health now than
he has had before for twenty five
years.
The U. S. Land officers on hearing
Df the death Of Ex-President Arthur
had flag pole erected on the Land
Office building, and on Monday, the
stars and stripes were floating at half
mast in honor Of the illustrious dead.
the politics Of the officers,
We regard this tribute Of respect on
heir part alike credItable to their
hearts and Judgment.
Rev. GOtwald, Of sallna, and Rev.
fargeT, Of Ellsworth, together with
heir better halves, were guests Of
Rev. Seidel, on Monday and Tuesday,
having driven from salina TO this
llace in 3 carriage. These gentlemen {
re ministers Of the Lutheran church,
Who have recently come 20 Kansas {
rom the east. They are old time
riends Of Rev. Seidel, who was large {
y Instrumental IN inducing them 10 {
Oeate in Ksnsas.-NiHnedDOlis Mes {
eHger.
Mr.. E. Safeguarding in the
part ofFalun township,
made his first trip to Salina on the
dissOuri Pacific last Tuesday. He
Vas greatly pleased with the triumph
( the modern over the ancient meth /
DIS Of getting to Salina. Where It
Ook nearly four hours to drive to
alma in ye Olden time, he was
Thrilled into town In about half an !
our.
At II O'Clock P. NJ, Monday night,
be dismal signal Of fire from the
Water Cos. whistle, was given. 1t /
Tas found that at an attempt had
cen made to burn Mr.. G. G. Will
martins carpenter shop. Mr.. P. KRst-
er first discovered the blaze and r
ave. the alarm. The fire was quick. ;
= put out. II had bsen set in the {
Imbsr room, and 3 few minutes
lOre would have made tremendous
laze. ,
The series Of meetings now in prog
ess in the Methodist Church are \
rowing in interest, and much good y
, being accomplished. A number
ave prOfessed conversion, and many
re seeking and enquiring after God.
he church was never more actively r
ngaged in the work than at the pres J
ut time. and the prospect is most :
for q gracious revival. !
lev. Campbell is ably assisted by the l
lculty Of Wesleyan University in |
arrying on the work.
The Educational convention set for Z
Tov. IL. 'S8, and postponed on &C. Il
punt Of the storm, will be held Thurs d
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