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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSC
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
On and after May 3D. trains leave

GRAND CENTRAL STATION
. Largest and Finest Passenger Station In Amencs.
IS o. M, Rochester and Montreal Express, drawing:
room cars Albany Troy and Syracuse also to Montreal
% 80 a. n,.. FAMOUS CHICAGO vESTIBULED LIN.
TIED composed exclusively Buffet smoking dining
car drawing and sleeping cars, for Albany Utica
Syracuse Rochester Buffalo. Erie Cleveland and Toledo
arriving Chicago 0 go a. m. next day.
ronto Cleveland, Clneinbati indianapolis Detroit and
Chlcsgo drawing Cansndaigas and Rochester
I'll 80 a. m, Western New York and Northern Express
5 80 p M, Albany Troy and Utica special with draw.
Saratoga Saturdays only
a D. m, Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy.
t'6' p. M. Fast Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis EE
ronto. Cleveland, Cincinnati, Indianapolis St. Louis To
edo Detroit and Chicseo with sleeping and dining cars
tie 80 M, Montreal and Canandaigua Express daily
Point and via St. Adams also to Syracuse and Canaan
dasua daily except Sunday Sunday train does not run
- M, Special Sleeper. arrives Rochester 40 q. m.
iii 30 p M Fast Night Express for Rochester, Buff
falo, Niagara Falls. Toronto Cleveland, Cincinnati. In
dahapois ST. Louis, Detroit and Chicago with sleeping.
IL night Albany Express, With seepingcars TO Albany
Troy Connects with the morning trains West
for Saratoga Lake George and for the North except Sat
Tickets and space in drawing room and sleeping
sale Grand Central Station 49, 7S5 and 92 Broadway
10 Park Place, Battery Place 90 West 125thst and
Fulton SITS, Brooklyn, and 70 4tb-st, willlamsburg
Westcotps Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily others daily except Sunday istop at 1ssth
a. %o4dE up FL F S6 5sd Tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
situations Glalss.

GENTLEMAN wishes 10 procure SITUATION IN en IN
man for maa about IS OF age WING nas pco ~
his employ years whom he can recommend h'sh''' ~"
nlt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

rNHE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE,
Il BETWEEN NETWORK, GLASGOW AND
WIN, rueorc BEh LFts E4 tLARSERE poEp RATES
TO LIVERPOOL. LONDON. DUBLIN. etc.
STATE OF N IbI THURSDAY Nay ~ m
Cabn passage s35 and SEQ according 70 locsSn ee .!
age tickets to and from all parts Of Euroge az iowes'
rates. From pier foot OF Canal St, North lver'
For freight and passage apply 70
cteeraee ONCE 81 broadway SO Broadway. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16

BY Richard Y. Harnea 90.
Ono bstory building with lot. No 80 6osrck.st "a
1916 II Of Broome-st, lot 26xi00; Schneider
One lot on SHAVE. cor OF l03d.st. 2o.l1xlOs;
r,rs 1, s,n al :n.ye %. 100 same
Four iots West l02th.st running TO loSth-ss 100
fl OF 8th-avo, 25x201. 10 each; w Ackley...
One lot a a West l03e-st, running TO l04thst. $50
It " of 8th-ave, 27.lx20l. same
One lot West ioithst. i6o II " Of sth.avs. 26x
l0l; same buyer.
Ono lots 1u5th.sL $50 It " Of Stnsve ll9xlOOl;
By s. De Valtearsa
Six lots on ktS-st, " cor Of willardavs WOODLAND
Hsignts 25xlO0 each; G D Roberts. .-....::-.,::
Two lots Wilsrd.avs. $50 It " OF <th-st 2oxlo0
each; ID W Bruen..
By A. Y. Muller d Son.
One plot Of land on sthavs cor Of 10th st 5obx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-S

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N !. G
The following shows the real estate transactions rsc'
in the Registers Office to-day;
lstave S. lots No 269 and 29s % llIloo; Joseph
a:snsr a7a m,e 70 l7sS.a 25ssso
ave 81 1t . OF Lth.st Is. 6xoO; Alice Pfsnman :,
and osAiTS 70 's1a sshs,. 96Iii;ol PhipH
Dusrs and wife to Kate Foster "a 3;as q. Y.is
s7tn. 80. s4a Il OF 10th ave. isIiOo IL Jamesc
.s,S :dr: a q a'f0s Of iothave 2sliioo Paul
Wolfe g s."%s hssssn aSiss Jane;
Shoemaker and WI. 70 Robert Hoe si;ss Han:
n'r%inynsI sS 70 Lewis 20 srais@iscs 1
5sthst IS ~ Il: . Of ethaye 2SIioos; sAnue' a
ssha: and ss sie e Eyer aa.n. isss JUN.
Grunteld TO Matilda A Carroll -
7lstst .. 1855 ttest 9daye 20 sInioS'E Marcus II
7istsS ms. IsS Il Of sd,.vs. zo.liiio22' sauste
ro,say. Scs isi to i,s; Xlno smith Rob-
4sd i3i so ,thay. ISI sHS.s, w sna an.
.ad oh0 a.; 800 I, Of 7taavc. aoiiooi; susan
7I.ts No ts ' %.s, cornea, Luystsr asd wife
Morso S No So; julius Berseman and wife 70 Pat
,ae dist sn.' iis ii Of 7,hava iJiiooii; E7'y'
sad,s isu 500 e o. 2SIsss ss'a, Good
msI s,'S.s 70 w os x:i
der Black to Emanuel Heliner and snothsr.
oth.aye -, 75.5 II n OF 60th-st 2oxloe hnI~oo 4,
Csr,to on 10 Charles Lcwen and another s.-;.,...i
lb6th. A. ss I'D n OF Elton-ave. 23xlOo; Jonn
Vormbaum and wifs 70 Constantine fnsns,. s ~.
Greene.st No 20; John Best and wust 70 iyief "A
lOth ST. No 447 West; Henry Rothnao 70 '' 2.
enss: cor Of Ssd;i 2jaIioOs sarah Io'l'r O
AIs1arder ~ sra1sr e. pi,;;: Rra:nn.r and wife
TO benedict Klein. .............
s5ti.sl n o. 273 II . of Ave.A. 1o0xl02E FfePsf 81
xartx IN enue tdar
lOlth 81 s. 225 It Of lOth-ave l25Il00 IL Dy0A A
sCotes To John Edeineser and anc, , md wife
Sheriff. at Nos So and S. Benedict Klein an" VS." 81
TO Buitenwie.er. ,vr.itcr
3lth-st . cor Of Lexingtop-ave, 9ox.oii 81
Reed TO jonas Well aud another icn.s
Hath st, n 9, $50 II Of 2i-aye o0xiooAE '"' 70
Well and others to Walter Reed .........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-16
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
on and after May 10, 1880

GRAND TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York via DesbroSses and Cortands
Harrisburg Pittsburg the West with Pullman Palace
a saS ScSsS 100 mc 10 o 6 sa Smoking
ara Sleeping ves,6gsd oaG oo a. 100 a. every day
Lick mayee 100 CORY P GGsy ana
troeum Centre and the OF Regions.
Er 100 2 IT. Ha u ,nS nd kd,dn,
Hoo M 100 Zoo and 100 ~ m No Saturdays
ton Express" OF Pullman ParOr Cars, daily, except
sunday 10 a. m. arrive Washington "a 100 p m.
$50 m 90 90, 80 and 90 D. M ~ and Il Is
night ,I sppp95ay 0 01S and 90 H. 80 and 200
For Atlantic Ea city nv wsekd,ys Through Parlor Carr,
I ES c Rs5 Msy h,g Pea. meek days sa
tons via Railway ani Amboy :sO 10 a. m. il noon.
$40. 10 and s D. m. On Sunday, 40 a. NJ and PIN.
For o oa 90 pon az and SofOk Via NewYork Philadelphia
and Norfolk RaIsroad 8 p m daily; via Baltimore
sOst nd q FAY brookya knnex connect with al. through
trains a. Jersey City. aTOrding speedy and direct
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express Trains NewYork, via Desbrosses and Cort
landt Street Ferries, as follows:
$50 90 70, Chicago Limited with Dining Car, and
4sO: s $50. ana n and i 15 night ns As
ss5 S Esps s ma snd rs rs Light IL
~. eommodation p y m; ,,rv .,..n, srn.,v
sIa M On sundy nS e Camden and
Ticket Snss. s5s 4sS and nd, "a nsSS9dwsy 4ssor
and BsSSk5 Annex v foot
cheek baggage from hotels and res!dencesn 49,.
General Manager General Passr Agent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

As q good deacon as lac is, Ceorg'
Martin, Of the Junction City Union
attended church at Manhattan Sun
day.
V. Z. Wilson OF the LonCmout
(COl.) Press, arrived at Abilene, hi
former home, last Saturday.
Plans for the county high school
at Chapman have been accepted
The contract price is $1,000.
Mollie David has been formally
charged in court at Concordia Will
tine murder OF William Terbu h.
Daniel r. Glenn has been appoint
ed postmaster at Groveland, Nc
Pherson county.
Union Valley pOstofflce, Lincoln
county, has been discontinued.
Saturday last the postofice a.
Enterprise was burglarized. the SAT,
blown open and $500 ia stamps taken
therefrOm. The stamps were found
the next morning in an out OF tn,
way place, not being considered
legal tender or available for safe
funds TO have about ouc's person
probably.
At Abilene the city marshal has
been instructed to notify the Union
Pacific to move its stock yards out
side Of the city limits.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

Department Commander T. H
Seward issues General OT,ler 80. a..
dated Winfield, Feb. 3, concerning
the g. A. r. State Encampment 70
meet at Winfield, Feb. 2l. Eighty
Posts, given their numbers, have
not FepOrted-they are not Ia good
standing with the department. John
A. Logan, No. III, Salina, l. exclnd-
ed from the list and hence Is in good
rePute at headquarters. The 2lst OF
February, when they viii assemble a.
q department eneampment, is near
at hand. The citizens OF Winfield
are making every arrangement to
entertain the guests, and members
desiring rooms will be accommodate
ed BY addressing the Commander.
Comrades bringing their blankets
win be assigned eomfol table rooms,
free o. cost There win be one fare
Tor round trip on The raiiroads. and
tickets win Be coed on trains arrIv-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09
New Cambria Chatterinrs.

This Is the year that woman pro
poses and man-fiees for his life.
The genial Fred Schwartzman, o
Solomon City, spent a couple .; day
here the first OF the week.
J. A. Gillespie has so far recOvere,
from his late illness as TO be able 1,
go about the house again.
John Huffman and family have
moved into the residence lately va
Gated by l.. Il. Long.
The children OF Robert Bardonna
are sick with sore throat and fever.
Several new residences are to b,
erected soon. Verify Cambria inn
prOveth.
w. J. BOggs went 90 Lincoln Ceu.
ter Saturday in the interest Of the
Stark nurseries Of Missouri.
Wm. Lsughlln shipped two car
loads OF hogs 10 the eastern mark ~
the first Of the week.
Singing school in district No. ]
every Monday evening under tn,
professorship Of Mark Benfield.
JEWELL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

The sick are improving

The sick are improving.
A syndicate of capitalists are talk
ing Of building creamery.
Miss Rebecca Martin was vi-itin.
her parents here tit.s eek.
Mrs. Chas. Hamilton and Mis-
Ida Martin were visiting FREUD
and relatives in Saiina saturday.
The wolf hunt proved failure O,
account Of the fOggy wea' her. Tie.
will try il again Saturday, lltl
We hope there viii be good atien
dance.
Thanks, Jasper, for the puff yO'
gave us in the Transcript Well W
still continue 10 cackie.
Diamonds are getting common
even plug operators sport them.
A. y. Case ssys lac will never hua
any more wolves until he iost
some.
Walter SAYS he will never Nil M
other swallow. lie meyer kut,
they were such precious hiris
Art says the cigars are coming.
Mr.. Will Erwing Obtaued from
Mr. p. G.. Hail IA valuable horse. u
has TO drive him with a mule, hu
Will says he don't care a. hr j. bin
in one eye and can't see out OF "a
other.
II we are to Judge from the sernuu.
preached here sunday, Ibis cumiuI.
nifty j. deserving OF OF a warm'
climate. GUESS Nor
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

The person or persons who come to
the Kansas Wesleyan University on
Saturday nights and spit tobacco
saliva on the floors OF the building,
to understand that we cannot be i'm
posed upon In that manner any
longer, and furthermore any person
In the future offending In like man
uer, will be elected from the BUILD
ing pesceably II we can, fOrcibly II
we must. Such conduct IL unbe-
coming any gentleman and Is q gross
insult 70 any well bred person in the
room II you have become hoPelessly
addicted to the use Of the weed. that
you can not abstain from the sweet
morsel during . social IntorvisW, you
had better absent yourssif, or ass
your hat Tor q spittogn.
VIZ eHoET,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

Messrs. CarTuthers aud Curry aHs
Misses ROebeek, kingmun sud Pow
ers spent Sunday In and around Tia
city.
Quite a number OF young folk
gathered att. ). kelley's Wedue>
day evening.
The Loan & Building association
sold six shares at premium Of -
per share last week.
Mr.. Z. Z. Smith was doing Gyp-
sum Sunday aud Monday.
The new hardware m, reliant j.
moving into town.
The road Overscer Is around get
ting the boys 10 work out their p"i
tax.
wonder what will be the first
play in our opera house. Now they
have some scenery Il might pay O.
troupe to call and see us.
Some OF our pedagOaues are goiD.
to Lindsbnrg To Join the McPhersO.
teachers in an institute at that pln
Saturday.
They are taking the brick off VI. a.,
new hotel preparatory to- an
afraid to say build
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

A slim audience was present a
the musical concert Saturday even
ing. Unfortunately Miss Anna
May Kesler was suffering from q
very bad cold and broke down in her
first appearance Ia a soprano solo.
She, however. supplied her part in
luet with Mr. Geo. W. Horne.
Carlos SObrinO presided at the piano
and he gave a number Of piano solos
20 the great satisfaction Of the audi
ence. Mons. Divide Musin is a host
within himself as q violin perform
er, aud his equal Is rsrely 90 be met.
He handles the bow with fine effect
and great precision. and the opinion
vas expressed by many that this part
Of the entertainment WAS more than
worth the price Of admission. The
performance was deserving uf q
uu IA more extended patronage than
L received.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

Mr.. y. II. FrohIichstein, Of Mo
bile, Ala, writes: ] take great
pleasure in recommending DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption,
having used il for q severe attack Of
Bronchitis and Catarrh. II gave M
instant relief and entirely cured me
and have not been afflicted since.
I also beg TO state that have tried
ither remedies with no good result.
lave also used Electric Bitters and
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills, both OF
yhich can recommend. DR.. King
New Discovery for Consumption,
,Oughs and Colds, is sold on a posi-
i've guaratee. Trial bottles free at
oscar Seitz's drug store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09
ROmANcE AN0 REALITY.
Two Yankee iov- Orssniz- On Expedition
Against ih- Irdfnp-.

Two Yankee fov- Organ an Expedition
Against ih- I1Iiap-.
Two bovs lof- gIat Mnssacnuse,t T.
ham'et the otIes dav WITH Li-h aud
mighty mis- 90, -rvs Trls N,fi4qs:
Wearied r .i.- ..5- d-.ay --tt.ing the
Indian u 20 u. ssi snra-.I. uerhaus.
BY recent s...ssH- 1900 -uis of fresh
outbr, aks. these i-Is st ont tie other
day 90 see uis- they could do toward
effecting s--t..m-nl % The vexsd aues-
tion.
Having orsrrized t5srnss'ves into an
Indian expedition, and rscogn zing the
necessity os moler in order 10 carry out
their pan, they scc1r. q a loan Of about a
thousand do las OF moi ibor, " hiIe he
was asleep. ard .a--..i y .v- York. But
two such riirs.s ana .nte-pr NJ Loys
could not take tl.-n elves away from their
native villa r. Vi-h1a- sn- mi I'D. and
as the money was Or. Z ab1-. thu same
time they va-., irf lat. 20 r-Ga ,ele-
graphcd ah aJ E b -r eslIr-d tn their be-
ing are TIL on 2 .ir arrival ~ 'ta Nav
y ork e. MI AT tH-1-. t-e. Lad -.aSv
inves.s 'wr H'iri .,.i i---il Guns,
rsyo'vo-s, umuua,t 5E, flank .t-. zane
ba-s @ orr r-irs r. ira sa fi.a- nov. ia
and oil -r s.ti-i.f a-- t1. o .u.e...s-
D 4
boldly ann rl-.Cl cant 90 8 we're "a route
70 fight lad alf r la. West. and be-
Leved that ...v vC-if Ee siI % r.a-izs
enough m'n-. ~ b. t-l -u--isa sale of
the effect C.. ey -r.Uid clI-dis fr m them
70 make lo.I tho rl1n-, thsy had iak-n.
They We're sent lsck 20 ia sf chcsetts 70
answCrf0 rL tl ar .la-e. pf BURGLARY
and rot berv. ins people a-e rnabls 10
comprehend hish, ehi' sir.c natures in
bows.
"A p''hr definition Il ioreri, tie
fO,l0ainc: - lav.r l. man who
endeavnrs 20 Doe more amiab'e ,han II
Is possible for man 10 he. and this is
the reason why almost all lovers ap-
pear ridicuinus .
Scene. Ms7ison Sarar,. First
Acior-''D Mt d-taiu ne OIL boy.
I'm is. ia from p. -brr.h. aud I'm
in a great hurry" S coat Actor
"Where are you gning2" Frst Actor
I'm going 70 see q chirop7dis,. -
Tezas SJt ags.
Mr.. Y 60 who o.. r..e.t tlr mar
ried for the sec "a 0 time -..5iy. mv.
am 81 ford Of lie AMI caye,yr' ~
Heast-"WeiL dear. am not more
lively than y1ur frs husba1dg'' ..Aflrs
livelyf' 1 shoull .ay 81. WHY. man.
my first hu-haad Is dJal. -TonEsrs
States nan.
e ilh-'.sar. Ike. I heah 70
brudder married n rich hriies-; am
dat sop Z KY. she's with /
bout Il mi..ina." EHjth C-urprise.l) |
SO much Is lG? Z Se-"Ifs q |
million or Il hundred. / dunno wieh.
but know It's n0-Inous mount -
CiReinHaii Eggufrsr
-Gentlemanly Burglar On ho,sl
'orridOr)-"D 4 you lose pair Of
1reeches out 4 vour room last night?''
Hotel Guest YES and I've inst sent
mt 70 get a1oiher pain" Burglar-
That's good; but wish you'd tell me
Fho made these for you- van ter
axe 'em down an get EN- longthened.' -
'HeE
"A Fine N nj -.sT'iers IS a rood
Ieal in the remarks Stone walls 10
lot prison make, nor iron bars a
age, sail Dlmley; n good deal n
: fs rhecs-fuli q wisdom y
Where did ygu hear llg' be Va,
sks'L 4 hearl Fea'hsrly say iL
Ihaf hsaiherlr 3 3 bright reunr ftl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

There are over thirty travelling
men who live in Emp0ria They
say there Is not eity in Kansas
where the facilities for getting in
iud out are a. good on the railroads
's here.-EmpOria Republican.
NJ doubt you think the above
loast is we'll grounded and indeed il
s,tO aeertain extent. But what think
you Of the fact that l35 travelling
men make their headquarters at Sa-
lima, and because OF the reason
you state, that "there is not a city in
Kansas where the facilities for get
ling in and out are as good as on the
roads" centering at Salins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

Mr. EDIToR;-
sit not about time that our city
council amended the ordinance that
permits the citizen 20 enjoy the fol-
lowing privileges Tor three dollars
and costs, 20 not less thsn ten dol
lars aud cost. There certainly can
be no objection unless made By the
Police Judge, on the gOround OF cur
failing the loss Of fees.
from the Abilene Gozeftc. Feb
9Th, "Salina correspondents"
A rather disgraceful episode oc-
CURED on Santa Ee avenue last
right. Two men. Of whom should
b. expected better things. engaged
in a drunken row or quarrel between
Ihemselves II tney were drunk
their conduct outraged any sal ,Ol
town. ami We are frank TO sIy that
Wc never heard wore isnguaye used
in any town having saloon. Il
they were not drunk. such language
a. they usti would DO little credit
20 their gUU ! seusr, aud he public
would br justified in calling them
niadmeu. ILe TWO big, bucly ely
marshsls appeared upon the seen,
and, like two towards. stood there
aud paricy'd with the men who
were ou'rugiug ~ whole neigbbOr-
hood by their yelis, oaths and blsck-
guardism. tits probable that ,hc
size Of one Il the parties, connected
with his general reputation, pre-
vented the msr-na!-, from hur-NinE
him off 10 the lock up. Had ;ht
midnight hour been made hideOu-
by the Oaihs, impTtcatiCHs auC
blaekguardism Of two lesser men
they would have been hustled off To
the lock up without the leat hest
fancy by sthe two big marshal>.
Officers that cannot do their duty
without fear or favor. should stet
down and out aud let such take
their places as would at least try -
protect the ears 0f the community
from being shocked by the Oaths.
imprecatiJns aud blAckguardism
~ ArmatLrart man
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

THE people Of Mcpherson may be
said to be loyal to their interests. II
they have any chickering's the out
side world don't know IL. They APP
parently strengthen one anOther's
hands. We have yet 20 know where
n man seeking q position Of promi-
nenee outside Of the MePer-
son bailiwick has not had
community At bis back. This
10 true Of Senator Kelley, who
sought 10 be nominated for congress.
NJ. p. Simpson carried bis county
with him when be strOve to become
the Republican candidate for dis
trict judge. To-day, a. w. Smith
Is candidate for governor. and be is
backed by Senator Kelley and seem
ingly by each and every interest in
Mcpherson. Mcpherson Is for Me-
Pherson's interests and Mcpherson
men. They understand In its
liveliest sense that "in union there
il strength" The papers Of that
place do not quarrel with one anOth-
er-though Of course there exists the
same jealOusies - Ia other places and
II they should quarrel they would
speedily lose cast with the people.
The RcpwJlican and the freeman
dwell together in fall harmony;
though the Dcmocrat l. spurty and
chafing al intervals, il has
found very little comfort in its fault
findings. Other cities can we'll lesrn
from the example of Mcpherson.
Who OF those wLO are honestly
seeking TO build up their towns and
county care 1Or the personal snarls
II newspapers, or Of politicians, or
rival tradesmen OF dealers. Where
the people stand together for their
combined interests and welfare, con-
ceding here a little and there a little
to enhance their mutual material re-
suits and benefits, they are sure "a
accomplish much ~ a whOle-as .
people; If they fight and contend
among themselves there can be but
one end, which is defeat We allud,
To McPherson to commend, and t.
emphasize the lesson To he drawn
therefrOm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-09

Articles Of consolidation were filed
yesterday with the secretary Of state
for the Chicago, st. Paul q Kansas
railway company, and the Kansas,
Nebraska and Decetur railway.
This road commences Ht q point near
Decatur. Nebraska, aud runs thence
s sputherly through the counties Of
Republic, Washington, Cloud, Clay,
Dickinson, Ottawa, Saline, Lincoln,
Mcpherson, Rice, Ellsworth, Bar
ton, Reno, Stafford, Edwards, Ford,
Kiowa, Pratt, Barber, COmmanehe
and Meade. There is also a branch
line from Salina to EldOrado, a
braaeh from Salina to Downs or
Osborne, aud a branch from Els
worth county to the west line Of the
state. The capital stock is $4,000,
600. The general offices Of the COM
pany are to be at Salina, and the di-
Tectors are N. Z. Page, Ed. r. Rose,
c. J. Harris, c. T. Hamilton, Of
Kansas, Arthur w. Dole. Lewis E.
and E. f. MeCOrcle, Of Ne
braska. The road as consolidated is
called the Chicago, st. Paul, Ne
braska and Kansas railroad.