The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-02-11

~ AAAAu ~ view I OH uAa tue ula-
tinetion Of a tooth ia his nOse. He IL
nowsready for museum orders.
Mr.. Spurgeon. the great London
preacher Il restored 20 health, and
will begin his work again next Sun
day.
A Washington correspondent says
that the Presidents choice Democrat
ticket for 1885, Is Cleveland and
voorhees,.
President Cleveland IL reported 20
value "Auld Lang Syne" snd Sep.
Winners "MOoking Bird" above all
other music.
A Cincinnati man prOphesies that
the earth will be destroyed by FIRE
this year. Well let them apply the
torch at Cincinnati.
st Louis society ladies are discuss
ing the decOllete dress, and conclude
that they prefer death to wearing
high neeked dresses.
The first patient admitted to the
new Northern Hospital for the In-
"a ne in Michigan was a man who as
sisted in the erection.
General StOneman has finally Sc
cured relief from q severe dyspeptie
ailment, with which he has been az
iicted for near twenty years.
President Cleveland prefers q min
strel show 10 other theatrical perfoT-
mances- At Buffalo he often attend
ed Shelby's Variety Theater.
John Kelly il reported to have
secretly written q volume of personal
"reminiscences Of a political nature,
which he will shortly publish.
Stuart Robson, i'm q letter to the
Washington Star, says he believes he
set up the first copy OF that paper and
was employed on Il six months.
Postmaster Dillon, Of the House Of
r representatives, says that thirteen
Thousand letters were delivered to
Congressman In one day last week.
Thaddeus Fairbanks, the veteran
inventor Of { he Fairbanks scales, still
lives at st. JOhnsbury, VT, where he
recently celebrated his Goth birthday
PIT. Barnum's show property at
Bridgeport. Conn.,, which Is on the
list at 800. 900, has finally been exemp-
ted from taxation by the Board Of Re
lief
A North Carolian Justice has sued
q young benedict for 81 900 damages
because he had to stand out In the cold
to tie the marriage knot, and contract
ed pneumonia.
Pierre LOrillard, whose retirement
from the turf is announced, ~ alleged
to have a project for inelOsing rs a
game preserve an enormous private
park In Rhode Island.
John W. Mackey, the modest mil
lionaire, Is credited with saying re-
Gently: Money ? money Is nothing ;
an accident. IL Il brains that gives 4
man true enjoyment and dignity"
The Duke Of Altholl has seventeen
inferior titles, the Dukes OF Argyll and
Hamilton sixteen each, the Duke Of
Buccleuch aud the Marquis of Butte
fifteen each, aud the Duke Of Nor
thumberland thirteen,
Harry Brown, an old colored man
who was once the slave Of Governor
Clinton, Of New York, and married
i'm the parlOrs Of the Executive Man
sion, died at HOnesdale, Pa. Sunday,
at the age Of 90 years.
MI AWNHAANAANA NAMNWrEN " ISSUE
five editions OF the New York Star
daily, one at two O'Clock in the morn
ing, one at s a. m, aud one at p. m,
one at 5 p m, and the Others at 8
O'Clock Just before the theatres begin.
The maideus Of Hicksville, L, l..
have organized an "Anti-bachelorn
Society, and propose TO ask the Legis-
lature TO levy a tax on all bachelors in
New York State who do not signify
an intention TO marry before next
Easter.
Frank James holds Ex-Governor
Crittenden blameless for the death OF
his brother Jesse. He says he don't
believe the Ex-Governor ever cOntem-
plated their assassination or gave the
Ford boys Instructions to kill either
Of them.
o Santa-San, a young japanese lady
writer. has been taken on the editOri-
al staff Of one Of the best newspapers
in Toxic. This IL the first woman IN
the kingdom Of the Mikado who has
been admitted within thecircles Of
journalism.
Del Puente, the singer, can not read
English, and 80 turns over % his
wife all the letters he receives Ia that
language. Sentimental girls should
make a note OF this and keep their
scented paper for a better purpose
than love letters 70 an operate singer.
Richard Wagner's gondola is now
for sale 10 Venice II was given al
his death 10 his favOrite gODdoiier.
who finding that relies Of the COM
poser are eagerly bought ~ enthusi-
astie Wagnerians, hopes TO realize q
sum by selling such an
important soaviner.
On the celebration Of the eentenni-
al anniversary Of the death OF Moses |
q grandson Of that phil |
Frans Mendelsohn. gave |
Berlin University SIP. 500 for a fund |
10 assist German students Of philnso-
ply, and another Professionalism
Erust Mendolsohn Bartholdy, gave
p 500 TO the poor Of Berlin.
The Yale Law School has lust lost
he only female student whose name
ras ever entered on lts roll Of mem
lership. Her name Is Miss Alice
Jordan, and she has been q member
II the Junior class for three months.
rhe officers Of the school decided that
10 degree could be swal ded 10 Miss
Jordan on account Of her sex and she
riihdrew Tuesday.
John G. Emo, the New York Bank
r who robbed his depOsitOrs aud ran
way 20 Canada, attended = fashiOna-
he ball IN Quebec the other night.
His wife fairly gllttered In dia-
nond I" SAYS the correspondents, and
lRnced with the War Minister, but
he Lieutenant Governor refused %
inter- the ballroom when be heard Of
snO's presence.
A fireman employed IN The Lehigh
Valley Railroad Company, whose
apacity for drinking enormous guam
ities OF cold Wster made him famous
long the line, has died after q short
llness, ascribed TO bis inordinate alb
orptiOn. 10 Il said that he often
frank q twOquart pitcher without
aking the vessel from his lips, and
ie had been known TO drink as much
Is eight gallons Of water In one day.
Colonel Frank Burr writes from
New York to the Philadelphia Tines
hat the greatest dinner 10 the
this year WIS that given
By John W. Mackey, the bonanza
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