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New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
WHAT SQUIRE AND FLYNN SAY.

SQUIRE NEITHER DEAiEs NOR Aph'fs-FLYNN SAYS
THE LnT1ER IS NKws TO HIM.
Commissioner Squire was found ut the Hof-
man House last evening engaged To 'ooversateo vth
several fends Hs seemed " 10 IN HE usual eompaeene
.tats OF mind bus . momeuys osnvsrsztioo snousd
that sonehiug had happened TO disturb bic eqdAnim-
ny. -
" thought tho reporters woald want 70 see me-" he
srplsnsd land so decided 70 sIAy n toan this even
ing instead of going Purdy's Station, where au
stopping this samis"r
Then vithou. waiting for 40 inquiry. he continued:
.Yes understand you want " sea mo about Wei.
all { have say about tbs Mayors ssaEcsA a. prsssntn
aim ov this consider Ibe fsrss thAs mas
been held back aftsr all Tue oinef attacks upon
me have sgnaily failed 70 che last despsssts saors
20 njurs sthe coatinuaon Of long series Of assaults
that have been made apon mo sssf sincs
assumed ONCE for other reason than thai 'iansssd
upon doing my whole duty fsEsrd'sss of sayoody.
shsarmsn. the Mayors tool led Tie lass s"aek
ana was routed completely by the saprsms CoorR sae
strongly anticipate and eosndsnty bsIis's that his
master wi With similar 'Ass In this ssass Sn'ea
hs hss undertaken 70 lead In person
you deny. then. that the charges are True
sfaay that prefer 70 cay aeships abo"s them ooe
way or the other anni proper tms arrives 70 90 80
further than 70 express ny Utmost eosnaesoe " esna
sbs 20 Meet and rsfuts them atssrv fh's sp ~sa
70 say about them There tA he~sssr' sss posss
: v.n. 20 spsss sbeut I rvtsr 70 The atssst On
80, v.,,. nan for ,hs slighs error whisa be nsAe
vhsn mere boy-bsswssn sixteen and ssvsntssa ysArs
Al in fact The Of bringing that sfss he Aaa
xsd n down By hensrabs nfs ever sizcs thss uns
"a Amply brutal snd oasagsoaA ids not care hew
much thsy abuse % sstsuvt 70 abuss no, oe
vhss they trump ap assinss ne. bat The dragging
AZ hs nsms int the matter assssy ssassnpssia. 10
"a smils Of the Letter which. MA claimed. Mr
saaire wress 70 Maurice b Flynn vea then showa ne
am1issloneE He merely glanced 20 70 for socseo aAo
ssmarksdI what saio about the eharses IN gsnefal
enpies 70 thia also wtn explain all In dus uue-wesa
nv irIsi takss plaza Bsore thai shal make no az
Of asythins that AAs hess ss'd es a'~mes
AeSy y 30 roo pronounce this lester forssyt"
.. viii neither cay that u 10 spurious nor eeunss
repesf teat viii say nothina abeat nou osAs. sesa
WEss have already stated Itp said that Mr. fysss
ever received sasA lssssf. sus J prefer 70 sAs
nay. Stsr shs parpe Of Mr. Plynus denial was tsl4
"a nr soairs Hs fass ht up evident piessuf: SAD
he scanned fslssvsd 10 istsnsd ON net st a. sur
psissd hsaI y" ss replied could nes wsn - an
Do yoa tSiss NJ TAeapsea's death had anything 70
do with shis uasteet" 10 wss asksd q. an.
.hs Squire smils1 As be repisdi rerha2s 70" vs,t
NayoYs uay ss pAyinR tribute 70 -. msmory' ~s.-~
az this nush That usro hucsr ~ s.lesyy
soa alive snts woals NOS have 49, avse
Eua sons:dss nyssh % trial aew ana am mSs ssss
enough ts knew heu % eond.st ny sssa - .v
Cssslsasl o ssfsh fssa
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a SLOW CABINET-MAKER.

LORD LYONS MENTIONED ToR THK ToREioN oS-
rIcE-rHE MARQUIS ~ LONDONDERRY.
,HY cAsLs 10 TIE TRnUNE.1
0sprrtoAt, 1885 HorcN IMsTtean oaob He'Ss "a
LoHDoN. July 29.-Lord Lyons has been
souuded hy Lord salisbury 70 the acceptance OF the
Porein omee and he is not ndi'possd 70 seoep' IL
H objections arc grounded mainly on HE lack OF eH
pereace Of the methods Of ONCE, ana ms
ttnd. r IN the House Of Tnsrs has been
no suggestion of Lord Randolph Churchill either Tor 'ne
Foreign Once or for Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland VI
oonJeeturAI uomnations the most probable 10 tos' OIL
the Marquis Of Londonderry. who would Ahmi"e"U
make mosS brilliant Trader of Dublin socl'y out 'non
lt not 20 much society leader ~ leader OF men
that s wanted hold the reins In Dublin Casue J"ss
now That the Marqul. 10 successful man OF busness
shown bY his manasrment his great coal propertv
should he 20 10 Ireland be would usdouotsdy give
his persona attention 10 measures for developing the
industrial resources of that country.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON July Z5.
TIM evelly. British India. has beon destroyed hy hre
One hundrod Hind0os were killed and many Were IN
Jured.
ABBE LsZT DANoERoUsLT SIcK.-Abb4 LisEt the
pianist. Ia dAuRerOusly Ill at Bayrouth.
CRnPrERs QUIETINo DOwS.-rhe orofters at Tire,
Scotland. we resolved TO o'r no resistance to tho
force Of marines seut TO restore order In the Island
AGRARIAS oUTRAGE-A farmer one Whelan. has
been murdered near Calan In Kilkenny County, Ire
land. The dee committed with a hatohet aud Was
the result Of agrAran trouoes Que arrest mas oeen
made.
CONvKsTIOS BETWEEN ENGLAND AND CHISA-A con-
vention England aud China has been signed A.
Pekn BY the OF the convention China agrees 70
the occupation Of Burmah by the EnElish.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
DIP. d " RLlRS BADLY HURE.

CLEVELAND. July % (SpccidD.-Dr. Daniel
w. Bnas Of Washington. ono OF the phyneisns vho Nv
tended General Garfield. came TO this city TO Vis'
0arnsd At her homo In Mentor This AFTERNOON ne was
in vitad 10 drtys about the city By Dr. Weber Ine
horse ran away In superior front Of the pos 81
dee. Both physicians Goro thrown 70 the psse"'A'
aud sustained aavere Injuries.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
MEDALS FOR ASSISTING THE OREGON.

LONDON, July 2s.-The Board of Trade has
awarded silver cup TO Captain RlnEk OF the North
German Lloyd st-amer Fuda. for his services at the
tune OF the sinking of the Oregon. Gold medals were
awarded Mates FRANKIE and 6lsbsrt and silver melAs
who manned tho boats from ths Fulha aud
toOk passengers FROM the sinking steamer.
Pots Ssnson, tcheli and PIrter OF tne pilot boat
Phanto u, awarded gold medals. while tho crew OF
that VIII silver The captain OF tho
schooner Fanny A. GOrha n, will receive golf medal
for the aaeance he rendered tue passengers anu crew
Of Orrrnn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
Mr. powDxRLrs FRIENDS DISAPPOINTED.

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, July 28.-At meet
Ing OF the Democratic Committee OF LuEerne County this
afternoon It resolved TO recognise Stanley WOOD
ward, and TO recommend him 10 all Democrats In La-
ard Iacka Counties for the nomination Tor
Congress In tho XIIth Congressional District Mr. Pow
dery's friends IN lIekaWannA County ara much cnA'
grinod this matter. they bad hoped thst the
hair aandtd
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
KgARrUM RAzEp BY REBELS.

CAIRO. Jnly 28.-Was Bey, who has ar
rived here tho sudAn, hat Khartum has
been razed BY the rebels. He believes that force
marching TO reesabnsI the Knelivo's authority would
now meet with welcome rather than with fesstsnc
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
MuRpERoUs PIRATE OF PENzANcE.

LONDON, July 28.-At Penzance to-day one
Hawke shot and killed h5 sster her hu'oand. another
woman and hinseli. nfth person who was present
narrowIy escaping Hawke from Australia aud
VIVA a Ian Of temperate bahta and sociahle dspos-
tior. No motive can be assgnei for tho crime. He
Was pleasantly with bis relatives when he sud-
denly drew revolver and fired. with the above result
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sla.isn Of public performance. Th' htes nr,' nns,s
the aanala Of the Brish army thst ne mma Ths
bannmsstsr is charged With puFpoeey nmuna q, - ~
hymn 70 please the disoyAl oroWo. An iHV~As ~
made into the matter.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

roopsning Of the scandsl which has prduced mis-
chief enough already.
The published soceuut Of the presence of tho
Princess Of Wales as supper 1t the Lyceumxon
Saturday II myth. The Princess was pressns st
the performance that evening for the bene6t OF the
Actors benevolent Fund. which earned nearly
$4,000. She than went home. The supper was
given by Mr. Irving to the Prince Of Wales and
thirty other guesta including number Of ladies.
but not including the Princess o.w.a
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
rRAoMKNTe OF CABLR NKWs
"ooD SAVE THE QUEEN" OMITTED.

LONDON, July 2s.-Citisens OF Dublin arc
Indignant ths sssa sf Lhs ban1 Of Dragons
n eni,sns 70 psg God says she Qaess 81 the coz
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
CANADA AND THE ExrRADrr1oS TREATY.


TORONTO, Ont, July 28.-A dispatch from
Ottaws 70 TAe A0u sayA respecting the extradiuon
treaty:
Tho Eastern papers contain certain statemsnts which
rsse so' Grpst Britain and the Gassd ssiss Wss sub
mitIrd " Canadian Governmsut which approved 0
.sversi sddtions snsrTins the scope Of the treaty
There was not split" 10 the Ottaws Cabinet respect
E..sso .sS tsIssrsSs s..s between Great Britain
sna S.. S 70 and
ton o. after escaping r,s% pri;Ou they w:rs found 10
Great Britain and Unssd states simply referred 70
persone charged and the Ottawa Cabinet suggested the
addition OF persons convicted 80 we'll
REPoRTED DEATH OF EMPERoR WILLIAM.
PARIS, July 2S.-A great sensation was
caused on tho Bourse aud boulevArds to-day by report
that the Emperor william wss dead. and crowds OF OK.
oitsd men could DO every dissussing the
NOR Rsnses fell to sshtywo francs seventy cent
mes buson tbs report being officially denied the market
recovered.
LONDON July 2s-A dispatch from Gastsin to Reuters
Tsssrsm Agency says that Emperor William received
l: 3: eSSor, y si. Ssssa are ansosnd SHO 'nA'
FRAoMKSTe OF CABLE NEWS.
sopufA. July 29.-Prfnoe Alexander has prohibited
the oircaiaiioH OF Russiaa coin in Bulgaria
REALM July 2s-Ths visit Of the Msrouis Tssnr to
Germany Sas References chiefly 70 the sRips that are
Ssins built ~ ststsin for shs Chinese 0ovsrnmsnt
PARs, Juiy 2e.-Trcopa have gone from Toulsn the
Poralsraes Peuitsntiary 20 0ue second muuny the
nates fhs Juvenile prisoners ompAin OF the fc0d
and treatment they recsivs.
madrid, July 26.-In the Chamber OF Deputies today
gener LAbra moved RESOLUTION that the Govern ment
free ~ possible the remaining 10000 slAVos In
CUBA Tbe Government agreed 70 the resolution, &c
vac passei rnanimonsly.
AnurRDAM, July 2s.-Fsrther attempts af riotipe
wsro mHes iast ntEh, bnt the poos succeeded IN dS
nsrsng ihs mebs bstoro any serious disturbance hna
-ksp Mace Tue total casaaes from the outbreak Are
2S KILLED and 90 wounded. Fifty persons have been
srrsslsd, ,Bsiudng hrs Eshsrys. prss,dsnt Of she
Wowsn's Socialist eooiety.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
THE CHARGES AND SPECIFICATIONS

THE CHARGES AND SPECIFICATIONS
vAMoUs VIOLATIONS OF LAW ALLE0ED-THE
vLySN LETTER TIE PRINCIPAL hATTER
The charges and specifications against Com
uisssoass Squire are - feiioysi
OAares L-MuuianoD Ana Aitsrelipa e Ne eaeA
reoofas 1f the Department of Public NerEa .. -.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
COMMISSIONER sQUIRES CORRUPT OFFER TO MAURICE FLY


FErTERoF
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29
QUARTERLY REPORT
oT County Baperinsenaent Of PuhIis
1nasFuetfoa.
Quarter begins april l. 1886 ends
juno 30. 1856. lSIliae OonRkn. RlInana.

Quarter begins april /. 1886 ends
June 80. 1856. Saline County, Rdusds.
I. ScRooL VisiTATToH:
Disiriz Schools wished this quartcr, giving nun
Der Of each district s9, 20, 76, zs, 3 sehools
> Total number Of visits, ~
J. Average length Of time spent in actual school
=. No. Of written reports Of such visits made TO
the District Board 10.
II. No o. CONSULTATIONS WITH DisrEicr
BoARns,
4. Al the time the dissTiet vas visited. L.
?. In ny Office, 4.
At COUNTY STAT, 50.
" No. o. EXAMINATIONS o. DtsTEicr CIHHEs'
REcoRDs, o.
1. No. found kept as required By Law. s.
q No found incorrectly kept, o.
v. No o. ExAmHAuoSs o. DIsTsIcT TREAs-
uEEEs' RECORDS, 5.
1. No. found keps as required BY Law, s.
=. No. found Incorrectly kept. o.
vi. No. o. THAcEEEs' HEETIHGs ATTENDED,. >,
as follows;
1. where held, Salina and Lindsburg
q. Date Of each, May and April 10.
VII. No. oF LEcrUEEs DELIvEEED, =.
I. Before Teachers Associations, q.
a. In School District meetings, 1.
VIII. Is THE oFFIcE SUPPLIED WITH EEcoED
Books SUITABLE, on rmE RECORDS HEQUIEED ~
rHE EXISTING LAWf Yes.
TX. No. o. CEEuFcATEs GRAnrED,
tst Grade, o; I'D Grade, o; ID Grade, >: Tearo-
rary, o.
70 he Safs StpcriaieadcHf Of Psblie ElsiTueiiol,
fbpcta Ralsaf.
hereby certify the above 20 be a correct state
meut Of the work ofthn oicc in the matters herein
reported for the quarter ending this day
Dated az Salina, this 10th day Of Jane, 1886.
A. ]. CARRUTHERS,
County Superintendent Saline County.
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arn.nm Waller Farmsr,, oIub.

The Club met at Chico Town Hall.
The meeting opened with instru-
mental music by Miss Nettie Lam
ham. The minutes were read and
accepted. On motion by Mr.. J. viii
lis the next meeting Of this club was
appointed for Aug. n, at Chico Town
Hall. Miss Luella Miller favored the
meeting with a very appropriate Sc
lection. Mr.. B. +. Whiiehead's
selection was excellent. REGULATIONS
by Miss Hettie Miller, and Messrs.
Ira BurWell and e. e Gillum. The
subject for discussion is ResOlred,
"rhat it will pay better TO make and
sell butter at cents per pound. than
to vote bonds 10 the amount Of 81, 900
In Eureka township to any railroad
corporation. The discussion was
opened and well handled by 3. Bat
dOrf. A large number of the members
took part In the discussion. The fol-
lowing is the programme for the next
meeting:
ecitatiOns-HOward LanhaIn, Til
Ia Willsteadt, IsOm Harrel, and Cora
BatdOrf.
Select Readlng-A. G. Wait, Mrs.
A. f. Reynolds, Chas. Kingnan ,Jr..
and Mrs. g. Post.
Club Paper-H. G. Grider.
To open discussiOn-J. w. Adams.
Question, ResOlued, "That it would
not be advisable 10 SOW any wheat in
this section Of Kansas this fall" On
motion the meeting adjourned.
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TOM FENLON has gracefully de-
elined the somewhat precariOus hon
or Of becoming the candidate Of the
Democrats for Governor in favor Of
his friend and townsman Tom Moon
light. The henOF, however, is still
with the family OF Toms, and this
must be some satisfaction. Thomas
the FenelOn fails 20 see the chance
there once was Of . Democrat run
Ming the destinies OF Kansas and has
had all the honor he wants In the
way Of being defeated. We remem-
Der we'll the time when he expected
and confidently, too, to be elected u.
8. SenstOF by a Legislature which
was Republican. He was very much
dlsgruntled when . man Of mediocre
talent drew the lucky prize, and men
Of brains like himselO had 10 fall
into the background. Party lines
were surely very loose that winter,
when there was hare possibility Of
q mans being elected independent Of
party upon personal popularity. But
those simple, innocent, ,Arcadiarp days
have passed, and party spirit will no
longer allow such simple pleasures.
Fenelon is fully aware that the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor now
can only be elected by prepOnder-
ance Of Democratic votes, which are
not and he is fully willing and pre-
pared 10 see his friend Tom the
Moonlight enjoy all the ''mOOnshine"
there Is In the present campaign.
The Republicans would much rather
slaughter the renegade Republican
Moonlight in this than the
genial, stalWArt Democrat, the other
Tom.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29
THE NATIONAL Stock SHOW

The Western National Inter-Stai,
Fair has gained q reputation through
out the eastern country a. one Of the
greatest stock shows on the continent
and this well deserved reputation has
had the effect not only Of attracting
annually an enormous number OF the
lovers Of fine stock 70 witness the dis
plays, but has made Bismarck one OF
the points most sought by exhibitors
from every prominent stock breeding
district In the United States. Never
has the appreciation Of the value Oi
the B ismarek Fair Rs q stock show
been more evident than this year.
The number Of applications for stock
has been entirely unparalleled at this
early date, In the history Of western
expOsitiOns. Applications from a
single breeder for, thirty, forty, OF
even fifty stalls are frequent, and Il
Is fortunate that in the almost unllm
tied stock accommodations Rt BIS
marck every one eau be provided for.
Tue stock exhibit alone at Bismarck =,
September TO IL, will exceed In ex-
tent, magnitude and interest the
entire exhibit Of many State fairs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

SENATOR BLAIR, from the commit
Tee on education and labor, has sub
mltted q favorable report from the
majority Of the committee on q joint
resolution proposing than an amend
ment 20 She consultation Ga relation 10
alcoholic liquors and other poisonous
beverages be submitted to the legisla-
tures Of the states for ratification.
The amendment provides that from
and sfteF the year 1900, the manufac-
ture. and sale, aud importation Of dis
titled alcoholic intoxicating liquors.
except for medicinal, mechanical,
chemical and scientific purposes, and
for use in the arts, shall cease. The
report which accompanied the pro-
hiblti0n amendment says the com
mittee do not deem It necessary 20
dlscnss the evils Of alcohol, but be-
lisve the people have q right 10 de-
eide what measures shall be taken for
the regulation or extirpation of this
sFafRc. "Why, !" Il asks, should they
BE denied the opportunity to be heard
IN The only forum which can pass
upOn The question: When any con-
siderable and respectable portion of
lhe American people desire 70 plead
5helg eass n ths great izlbnnal 81
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

ABILENE, an oriental name, and for
that reason supposed 70 be the name
Of q very wicked city, has had a prize
fight within lie llmila Not only q
prize fight, but all the inhabitants
turned out 10 witness II. We are
shocked that our beautiful sister is
returning TO the COW boy state. The
decentralization down there is 80 great
that we shall not be surprised shortly
TO see the city marshal wearing g
slOuched hat and his breeches 10 his
boots, with several ivory-handled six
shooters lodged in his WHIst-belt. As
3 matter Of fact we expect even 20 see
the bloody bull fight, with the CORY
matadore, and all that. Dodge will
not be q circumstance 70 the wicked
city Of Abilene. Missionaries are
mach needed for that field Of labor.
Who will be the first 10 volunteer
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Nen Cambria Chatisrinus.

A new hoy has taken up his perma-
nent abode In the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vague.
Mrs. Jacob DOnmyer who has been
very dangerously III for q week past
is slowly improving.
Mr.. Geo. Oberer has so far recover
ed from his recent illness, as to be
able 10 drive out again.
Corn is rushing In since the advance
In price.
Miss LiZzIeiLInk, Of Minneapolis, Is
spending the week here.
Four threshing machines at work
In the immediate vicinity.
John Murtey has taken the agency
for the Adams wind mill.
The Salina Orchestra came out and
gave Mr.. and MIS-. s. p. Donmyer n
pleasant surprise, and treated them
70 some OF their choicest mus ic, which
was much appreciated. In the esti-
nation Of the citize ms Of Cambria the
Salina Orchestra h as few equals.
JEWELL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

AN oRDlNANCE snendinE sec1ion : o. Ordi-
uance No. 81, entitled, An Ordinancc pTaviiiug
for zld regal.tinE The liEhlinE q the streets q
thc Cay of S.lfna and f5r furnishina TIE ciirens
q said city With light.
Be q Orsiafned 5v the AaV0r and
COuacilnsen offhs city Of SaliIia, Kan
sas.
SEcuoa q. Thns scction Of ordnance No. f67,
entlied An OEdinance rroviiing for and regulaiinr
the lighting of the of the CIV uf Sana. and
for furnishing the citirens of said city With light
Be amended 50 % read follow Thar the said
p W. Pike, o. bis assigus, shaE have the pririere
Of laying pipes for Carrying gas IN said CITY for the
use of sad cay aNd Is inhabitanfs for = tern q
tueniy-oue (7tl years from the sch day of Moves
Der raos Thai the said y. W. Pike, o. his assigns
SHALL eoamence sork thereon uithin three nonth.
from January tat, Io36, and shah Proceed uiIh the
consfructton thereof wifh due diligence, without
unncressary delay. ahd shah have the said "a.
gorks n successful operation on OF before the ts
day cf December. $50, and shall keep the sane IN
successful operaiion thereafter.
Sac =. That original section or ordinance Ne
81, of vhich tbs ordinance IS amendaIory, Be ant
the sarlc Is hereby repealed.
Sac ,. that this crtinance shall take eGec
and Be n force fron and atcr is publezfiou IN the
SAtiNn CoUETy J0UEHAL.
Approved July fe, Is86
lsEALl WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor
hereby certify the above and foregoing 10 Be
true and correct copy Of an ordinance PISSED b
the Mayor and Couacilucn of the Guy of Salina
Kansas, on the 10Th day Of July, 1850.
Attest - =. 4. BOWEN, City Ciefk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

Among recent facts OF literary and
popular interest, is the announce
nent Of q new illustrated biography
entitled "The Everyday life OF Abra-
ham Lincoln" written by Those
who knew him." The plau OF the
work Is that Of an exhaustive biOgra-
ply. giving not only the general facts
OF his life in chronological order, but
incidents, anecdotes aud eUsry day
facts Dliaufely personal, such as could
only be given by those In closest in
innate aud confidential relations, dur
ing the various periods OF his life.
These were, In pursuance Of the plan,
enlisted for the work, embracing
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Each author writes Of the facts of his
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late Judge David Davis, LineOln's
lifetime friend, was one Of the many
contributions 10 this volume, IN
which he took deep personal inter
eat.
tits grand career and character
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What lover Of simple worth aud
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The work ls rendered further at
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The oanvassing agent for such q
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-07-29

THE proposed candidacy Of John
~. Price for Governor as an anti
Prohibition aud Independent
Republican candidate is being
worked for all It is worth, but its
value Is held 20 lightly that scarcely
q ripple Is produced Independent
candidates are not much IN favor
now days. AS for the Price move
ment there is no alarming demand
fOrlt. Those who are more in love with
their whisky than their party have
gone over 60 the Democracy and will
be found voting on that side In this
and future elections. We do not be-
llsve Mr.. Price will allow himself 10
be used for the sole and only purpose
Of slecting the Democratic candidate
for Governor, which this move was
originated for. The Price movement
is likely 10 die stlll-bOrn.