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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

GsR. EvkNs, the American den-
ti-t ID Partisan fame, claims % have
iaaysrasled = tube for the throat Of
lls- t'rsNn Prince that saved him
Tg..i,a hle-4ing 10 death. Dr Evans
---ens g. - handy man In saving
royalty -ort of Royalty Saving
Gustuuliou. II VS. he who in the
issi dsvs ef the second Empire saved
tise EmEsuess EUgenie. She was
dFfven in disguise from the Palace
oi tile Tuilleries % the home of DR..
EVaus. uhrre she Vas seereted until
me Ils..gar sud oae "a tWa other
Tri@Bas ~ the lmIserialists could see
lrs-r s'ssuss-ys-d ia safety O. a cab be
soBd th, ~ails 81 Paris-Dr. Evans
ascoIllIssnvine her 10 . channel port
Irssm Nihrncr they sailed % England.
e g'iscressie,l exc,Isi by laurels gained
iti his profession. he has become an
iutitusi- ~irh crowned heads.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15
HOSIERY INTELLIGENCE.

you discovery has been made the HO-
ey business The Of dyeng produces color that
enduring the mountains while does not hurt the Hosiery like
acids that used by mtato which render the goods worthless for
So you get hosiery that GO TO PIECES prematury
backn your feet Them for they fraudulent and
McIenry get Hosiery that the Manufacturer says you
they sound in quality and fast in color
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

~ ueEerence O. the telegraphic
r.aE4 d wfn ~ Nren that senator In
aHtlE 49, refussd Submission % the
fl0ral asaEue 81 Washington. The
eFgzl slafe Of Kansas. the home Of
s.ssTe cd saldlers In proportion 10
lser TuoFUlNtton than any other state,
sazHlui adord o. endoree for presi-
sleut q uEaa sho cannot b. admitted
% Ehe loyal League Tolsska Capt.
EEL
ANl, tlle great state of Kansas can
ssea ssoud b endorse = legion pro-
EessnE 10 ~ loyal" who rejects q
-oadier She tells the truth about the
slfslassfl gs.-usile oT this country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

FEIEND a the Gar6eids, living
in sa~velsHd. denied emphstieally,
Iars6sv. the rumor that Mrs. Iames
a. tsar6ela sas soon % marry =
peslshy Cleveland landowner, a.
.--rtiuE that tlEere wss no possibility,
near or reuaoie, 81 MrS. Garfield
usErrvinE anyone.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

The following Is a report Of the
school taught In District No. 50 for
the month ending March 8, lsss:
Enrolment for the month, 50.
Average attendance, "a.
Those present every day were
Edna, Katie, Maggie and Charley
Smith. Rosa Wessling, Anna Neff,
Walter Dopp, John LundstrOm and
Albert Walberg.
Those perfect In department, Lena
Miller, Emma Neff. Katie Schultz,
Katie Smith, Rosa WessliEg, Louis
aud Eddie Rumrill.
No, Of visitors, !.
II. 7. PERRILL, Teacher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

ANOTHER earthquake in China,
Very "slight" this time Is the shock,
only 1000 people killed and several
lowna wrecked.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

CaArs SrEBcEt.E's says has pro-
T.ase6 Eastern sugar refinery viii
coss tr0la ss.0sO.0Oo to s6,0oO.Oo0. He
urus oGered ten scres free In Phila-
SelTshia. He says he can build iR
slev-a months from the time he
starts he + nos erecting q large
f.e<s Uooi s,lEar factory In San Fran
risra. zRd he Predicls q dOEen viii
- operating On the Pacific Coast in
= So uaara.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15
BrOokvIIis Pest.

The BrOOkville Post, &. A. r., gave
q fine entertainment last night RI
that place. Addresses were deliver.
ed by Comrades NOurse, Col. Moore,
late Of the 44th Wisconsin Infantry,
and Capt. J. &. MOhler, Of Salina.
RecitatiOns were given by Post
Commander Duncan, and others,
Excellent music was furnished By
the Young Ladies' Glee Club, and
the Martial Band. The affair was
pleasant and very enjoyable.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

They now opened up and We Invite your inspec-
tion. Our Wool Fabrics the newest and nObbiest
things In the market. and comprise all the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15
IN sew YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, March l3.-Railroads
centering In this city from every di-
rectiOn made no perceptible progress
toward the resumption Of travel,
though managers of some lines ex-
pressed the hope Of being able 10 get
some trains through tomorrow. II
the snowfall continues, however, A.
seems probable, the situation will be
7orre than Il was yesterday, and a
prOlOngation Of the blockade pro-
lOnged for twenty-fOur OF twenty
eight hours will bring untold priva-
tion and suffering and financial loss.
relegraphic communication with
Philadelphia, Washington and other
points south continues totally cut
of, except by preeaFiOus lines by
way CT Pittsburg.
The lines TO New England points
are utterly prostrated, and no intel
ligenee IL obtainable from that quar-
ter beyond the fact that the storm
which ragged here yesterday has
broken over that section with great
violence.
Many ferry boats on the Hudson
and East rivers ceased running, be-
ing unable 70 get coal for furnaces.
1 am now prepared to furnish farm
loans ct the lowest rate Of interest.
Money paid ss soon IS papers are
complete. Also farms for sale.
Room 4 over First National bank,
Salina, Kan. W. II. MORRISON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15
New Shades Of 1888,

which are perfectly exquisite MORE SILKS.
BRAIDS, BEADS and PLAIN PLUSHES about all
that used for trimmings, and we hare got very
handsome assortment Of these things. Never since
America was discovered hare you seen such a beau
tiful collection of Wash Goods, consisting Of
SATINES, MANDALAY CORDS, ELWOOD
STRIPES and SCOTCH FANCIES,
now show you.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

TIE famous old Planters Hotel OF
Leavsnworth has been sold 10 Kan
sas City parties, who will enlarge
and remodel Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

THE oldest ssldier in Kansas live,
al Burlington. He is l0s years old
and his name is Andrew Franklin
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-15

The Northwestern Kansas Confer
enee Of the NJ. +. church began IL
session st Topeka yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
MR.. CANDA UNWILLING TO TALK.

REFUSING TO CONFIRM IN OR DENY THE REPORT
THAT ne HAS REsIGNED HIS OIL CT
Since the death OF Daniel Manning, tho affairs OF
tho Western National Bank have had an unusual In
terest In Wall Street Tho bank began business on
May 10 with capital Of % 500, 900, but II had 1ny
the influence OF tho ex-Sccretary's name. After his
return from England, Mr.. Manning attended 3 few
meetings OF the directors but tho practical manage
men of the bank devolvcd Vice President Conrad NJ
Jordan, who was Unncd states Treasurer under the
administration of Secretary Manning. Tho annual
meeting OF the stockholders will be held January 10
and until that time those who supposed to have tho
greatest interest In the bank express ignorance OF the
result
1t has boon understood that Vice President Jordan
would not acccpt promotion and while there
question about his ability there has been impression
that the bank would lose certain large accounts IL no
was put at the head Of It. The pressure that was
brought to boar sufficient to make tho promotion
impossible. SubTreasurcr Charles j. Canda was
active I'm organizing the bank and 1t IS doubtful II
the enterprise would have been carried to successful
end II It had not been for his exertons. The death
OF Mr. Manning threw the responsibility on sub Treas
urer Csnda, who has accepted by resignng his oiico
for lucrative one for which he Is lted by long
experience. - ...,-,. ,..,,,,a,o. ga,
teriay. and even to confirm or deny the Washington
dispatches that he had resigned his present Office Mr.
lar rcticence 1t IS not impossible that the vacancy
at the Sub-Treasury may be serious cmbarassine TO
me Tcsdcm. ana rnss Mr. Tha numc ~ ncmcrss
who confented with $1,000 year and at fhe sano
time furnish bonds to tho amount OF Sioooo0 10
cover possible shortages and dealcati0nS Is sald 10
DO small.
taken from him by a trusted clerk and II may he a
year or two before Congress will pass tho customary
relieving act So far as could be learned yes.eray
missoners, The only one mentioned with any con,
lonce Of Assistant Treasurer Canda II
Is understood that efforts had been made TO induro
xControllcr LOew to take the place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
TWO UPTOWN EDITORS AT ODDS

associate and publishers OF TIE Uptown Visitor In
tho neighborhood Of Eishthave and onehundred and.
twenysxhs They parted months and the result
Uptown Tsftors appearing The same day. with
Mcvay OF and Doyle OF the other Tho Mutual
Company advertised In The UptOwn Vsor
AMI tho advertisement appeared ia both Recently
check tor s25 The Uptown pay ment
and Mcvay the lucky editor who
recevedt Yesterday Doyle had Mcyay summoned 10 the
claim that check belonged him
and that Mcvay had therefore stolen IL Mcvsy said tho
check belonged to Inn else he would have ussd It.
DOYLE said tho supreme had aeoidsd title
UpfOcn Visitor belonged him. McVsy urged that the
wnde tnng ute an an had been sold bv the sheriff Jus
tice told tho editors to their civil
Mr Doyeis blind and ed out OF By
n how
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
FOUR MEN KILLED AND TWELVE HURT.
GIANT POWDER EXPLODED IN. "A MYSTERIOUS WAY

GIANT POWDER EXPLODED IN A MYSTERIOUS WAY
ALMOST DESTROYS GANG OF woRKMEN.
wILKsBARIn, Penn, Jan. (Spscal)-An explosion
OF giant powder occurrd to day the branch of the
Lehgh Valley Railroad from Pleasant Valley to Fair
view. Four men were killed Zechl Ference and
and Andrew PauIowicz, Polander The twelve
injured Johannes Frankowicz, Michael Yot-
skO, Andrew Ouch "A, Nasit Nicdocko, Michael MAJ
lock, Michael Cboroworh Morris D0nohue, Michael
Choab Thomas Choab, John Jacol and Andre Metzell.
Tho explosion took place section of the road near
Laurel Run. The ground Is stony and at the point
where the explosion took place. the men are blasting
out ledge of rock some sixteen feet dcep good
deal of rock had already been taken out. hole was
drilled the top of tho ledge twelve feet deep, and
Morris Donohuo the boss OF tho gang, loaded 1t
with giant powder. He put in large quantity before
he found that 1t was leaking away through crevice
In tho rock. lie warned tho wo king boss, John Red
ding. The latter star ed of to BET cartridge and
which is totally inexplcable, tho blast exploded with
terrific force. Donohue and the two Choah brothers
top of the ledge They we're thrown OF and
rendered uncons cios but escaped with comparati ely
light Injuries. The blast blew outwards from the
OF laboreis were wazng to load up the rock. The
masses of flying rock dew directly among them. Not
ono OF tho whole number escaped unhurt Two
OF her accidents which took place some limo ago near
lrt-ton resulted In the death Of three men, making
seven killed In tho Same manner In three months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
SEEKING srooEssoN To DIR ROBINSON.

A congregational meeting Of the Memorial Prcsby-
terrain Church held "Wednesday. to consider
what action should be taken by the church In securing
o successor 10 the Rev. DR. Charles S. Robinson Tho
Rev W. d. buchanan. assistant pastor Of tho church
under Dr. Robinson, has boon spoken OF as the new
pastor. lie has many friends among tho congrc-
CATION and DR. Robinson himself was In favor OF the
appointment Tho meeting OF the congregation was
entirely harmonious and 1t resulted IA tho appoint
nlent OF committee Of ffteen with power TO rec
commend a pastor. T. s. Strong the chairman
of this committee said yesterday that had been
decided 10 fill d. Robnson's Iiacc and thSt. no
pastors would 10 hoard In tho church trial Mem
hers Of the committee VIII visit ehurhcs and
fDrYn an estimate Of the pastors In this way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
SUB TREASURER CANDA 10 RESIGN.
TO ENTER THE WESTERN NATIONAL BANK.

A HURRIED VISIT TO THE CAPITAL ON WEDNESDAY
wdD WILL SUCCEED HIM ~
Ter rEL;GRArH To THE Tn BJsaJ
WASHINGTON. Jan. .5.-Assistant United States
Treasurer Canda, Of New-York made mysterious
flying visit here yesterday, returning to New-iork
last night. While here he WAS closeted several
hours with Secretary Fairchid and Treasurer
Ilyatt. Subsequently he called at the White
House and had a protracted conference with the
President 1t has leaked out to-day. that the
purpose OF these whispered conclavcs was to ar
range the details Of Mr. Canda's resignation, SO
that he might accept the position OF president OF
the Western National Bank Of Ncw-York, made
vacant by the death Of ex-Secretary Manning.
The Treasury officials very retccnt on the sub
feet Of Mr. Canda's retirement, but it Is taken as
settled in official circles that the change Will be
made No one yet is talked of in connection
with Mr.. Candss place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Jan 5-'Ihc resignation of Cadet
Joseph T. Adair, fourth class, Military Academy,
has been accepted. Leave of absence has been
granted Cadet Frank S. Long, fourth class,
Military Academy, until June 10 next Captain
Josrph r. Haskell 23rd Infantry has been ordered
to inspect certain ordnance stores at the recruiting
rendezvous, Detroit, Mich, for which Captain
John = Loud 9th Cavalry, is responsible.
dispatch to the Navy Department states that
the Thctis sailed yesterday for Nanaimo, Is. c., on
her way to Alaska, and that the Pensacola has
arrived az Madeira
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
70 TRY MRS. GONZALES AocoMpLIoa

Antonio dAndrea, who is accused Of murder in the
rst degree In aiding chlara cgnarale In killing her
ausband has been In the Tombs for many months. Tho
rom An has been sentenced TO DEATH but thore Is
stay of proceedings pending appeal. MIR Howe. com
col for dAndres moved yesterday before Judge Gil
6esleovo that day DO sci Tor the trial OF the case
Sanuary is ss fixed the day Tor trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
SWIyDLED BY ANPL0YNEyT GENTS

The employment agent William King. Of No. 272 Sixth
ave his clerk and william Moore OF No Is Cottagepaoe
were held os trial In $1,000 bail apiece yesterday by Justice
ORALLY shown that both had been guilty Of delraud.
ing poor people Of small Of money under promise OF
securing positions Frederick fredeckson OF the
v,ctima made affdavit against both King and Moore
After paving So he sent Jacksonville Florida in De-
esmbsr Wild goose ohasa lie had the promise Of
tion Is porter hotel 1t Jacksonville when no arrived
there that sneh hotel existed He had 70
work way back TO Nsw-yssk calling vssss. Over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
BLACKS FORTUNATE PARTNER.

THE FAvORIrIsM EXTENDED TO HIM IN THE
"BURrAU OF PENSIONS" BY THE COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, JAN 4 Especially. -When Commits
sioner Black ran short OF reforms las6 summer
he suddenly discovered that the timc-honorod title
Pension Office was misn0mer and straightway
tons of new stationery were ordered to bear the
august brand Bureau Of Pensions and clerks
were instructed under pain OF dismissal so TO
alludc to the institution in all correspondence.
Having thus disposed of the last great inquity
remaining over from Republican Administra-
tion the monumental pcnsioncr went away on
extended Journey TO rccupcrate his shattered nerves
and work his little Vice-PrcsidcDtial BOOM
These ecccntricitics are perhaps harmless, but
instances of General Blacks really culpable IA
voritsm I'm official correspondence arc numerous
and susceptible OF proof, Not long ago Com
missioner Black ordered that all inquiries made
by his old law partner n pension attorney IN
small way at Danville. ILL., be answered at once
and in full. without regard to who had the night
of attorneyship. 1t is well known that the IN
variable rule Of the Interior Department hts been
TO give the status of claims only 10 three PERSONS
the claimant, his recognized attorney 10 whom
he must have delegated power, or To II member OF
Congress. This rule is made for the protection
OF the office against unauthorized Inquiries ana
for the protection of attorneys who have rights
in the cases. This Danvie attorneys inquiries
as TO individual cases belonging to other attor-
ney zane thick and fact For soce time Com
honest practice by ordering the answers addressed
to the claimant " in care of the ambitious Dan
willie man. But these inquiries went into the
hundreds and the claimants, whose addresses
had been mysteriOuSly obtained living III many
States. The in carc' dodge became so poor a
trick that it. abandoned, and the condition
of the claims sent direct to the Commissioners
partner. The amount Of wrong thus done TO
other attorneys when claimants saw how promptly
and fully the inquiries Of the Danville man were
answered, and how less favored solicitors were
neglected will probobly never be known:
The extent of this violation of official practice
may perhaps be estimated by the fact that the
chief Of the Western Division. weak in moral
courage and careless Of official interests he
be- yet found stamina enough to object to the
wholesale consumption of the services of his
clerks in answering the inquiries of Blacks old
partner, and thus in slight measure, but by no
means entirely this particular nuisance was
abated The difference between tweede-dee and
twcedledum- betwecn Comm ssioner Blacks ease
of consciences as to his own shortcomings and his
vigilant and stern. not TO say Spartan, sense OF
Justice as to the alleged sins of others Is thus
beautifully illustrated No public official has
attributed much petty evil to his opponents
and no official in twenty years has been more
thoroughly demagoguec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
u.. xVLo Cau Talk Z

Rverybody has heard "horss isgn but who his ever
esen an equine gird With the power OF sprecn sush an
sn,,osI vum,d bc MItacio but 80 would The
frie9ah and tsiephone huve teen hnadrsd as ago
Whv even rocsnfy for cen -anpto would ave
s.s1 npou - mir.cnsn en now Pep are oss,n
Ss.dsn uolcai iecovrry will II. II taks IA time
Ths verdi remedy Win not make mes tnnys Jus
tI rrsrore healthy state wien si "t
Scsns hs slsd gratefully testify 10 this
Al dTugxsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
nruocRArIo AoAIxsr MA ZOE BEcKER.

BUFFALO, Jan. (speeiai).-"The TINS tonight
pub!islei a sensational story that Mayor Becker had
9 mi riluted 81 500 corruption fund to buy two
hIdernon aal prevent tho Democrats from organizing
the Council The story WIS ridi' Nous and Mr.
Becker Dimes it emlhaiicaly y.
SYRACUSE. Jan. tSpeciat.-Mrs Eugen; CaHhy
,lav brought suit against her husband for dvorc
IN, Defendant is n son or Robert Mccarthy, member
~ the safe Board Of Oh ties and nephew OF
senator ennis c,arihy now deaL The complaint
IN re d. yorco SUI drawn by G. II. kruger, son OF
r Ju re Eugar o. Ito Court " Ap eal'. Mrs.
Az, a,tbv was formally - Eta Yaes Of Montcair,
Nrw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY JANUARY g. 1889

tvepty yonnr mcr who bern likewise dssrAeded
agonta Thsu naInss were placed on Vic
M FIRE srIcKaon KING aod Nesrs weie
rrprrent-d counsel Tho lawyer stated mt MS clients
were wiipg 10 the matter ~ returuina the
mon ~ aa n e,e acsnso the Judge dccioed In ssts
tie Gaze la that manner ssyng " have no oojecten 20
returning to the Door nen their money hSnt heip
vou, m the hero Our.T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
THE MAYOR WILL HAVE NONE OF JONES.

~Tbere are more lies about me in The Times this
morning." said Mayor Hewitt yesterday.
The particular statement which he characterized as
containing lies editorial asserting that he had
neglected. his duties member OF the Board of Eec
srical Control.
The fact is that have been prompt IN attending to
thOse duties" eddei the Mayor. The Board did not
direct do anything. 1t has no such power did
request Inc TO order the Commissioner Of Public Works
10 remove certain lies and wires The minute got the
request Official form wrote to the Commissions
for information. 1 find that he has no appropriation
whch used for this purpose. Now the only way
10 deal with a Inau like Jones, about IL 20
his acquaintance have refused to sprak To Jones
to hin socially and thai IL e Gauss OF the
persistent lying about me In The Times. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
sIlERBURNE G.. HOPKINS FINED 500.

WASHINGTON, Jan. --SherburLe G. Hopkins, tho
Young newspaper reporter who some weeks ago
sent "a sham Internal machine to Chief Justice
Waite for the purpose OF creating a sensation and
selling the news, pleaded guilty in the police
conrt to-day to the charge of attempting to obtain
money upon false pretences, and was fined $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
nr,ru OF COLONEL ILExAYDER oEAMRERs

SAN ANTONIO Texas. Jan. (SpeeiaiD. Cslonsl Alex
auder chambsrs ndinr tue 18th Infantry At Fort
smelling Mimi. died in this city yesterday Of pcuro
pnsuinonia Cslsnel Chambers was a native Of New
y.rk and was gr adustsd from est Point In 1853 He
Was appointed by President Grant In 1877 watch the
movsm-sts OF the Turkish troops, and Witnessed the
,,u.us but tie OF supka Pass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-06
AN OLD SrORY DENIED AGAIN.

York Mirror WILL In is issue Of morrow pub.
paragraph regretng that Annie Robe leave the
cast OF Paul kauvar" account Of having
entered into q matrimonial enga.ement with
A. Wright Sanford. the welknown club man.
Steele MacKaye last night Indignantly dsaied that
Miss giving up part IN the vlay Mss
said that the whole story utterly
ton and Mr. sanors fonds pooh pe0hsd II saying
the revival OF old goss that had been dsuTs than
ouoe before.