The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-09-06


BIsHOP JOHN =. NEWMAN, of the
NJ. r. Church, said recently to a
representative of the Indianapolis
News: "I saw recently that it was
rumOred in the East that ! belonged
to the Third Party. AS a citizen ]
am a Republican, but not a Prohibi-
ZIONIST. believe that the hope Of
the temperance cause lies in the
Republican party so long as Harri-
son and such leaders are at its
head"
THE nomination Of p. p. Elder for
governor by the labor union party
revives Interest in his conversation
with Grand Duke Alexis. Elder
was lieutenant governor at tine time
OF the reception Of the Grand Duke,
by the Kansas legislature. AS they
were prOmenading about the hall
the Grand Duke on Elders arm, the
latter pointed to the state seal on
the wall, and said: "Ad dstra per
dsDcrd. Duke, them words IL
Latin. ."-EdRsds city Kansas Ga
seffC.
THE Anarchists made a stir in
Cleveland on Monday, a large pro-
cessiOn OF them-preceded by men
carrying a large red blood flag-be-
ing the cause OF disturbances. As
sembling at a beer garden tthe holy
Of hOlies Of all Anarchists), they un-
furled their flag and refused to ae-
knowledge the stars and stripes. A
riot ensued in which the anarchists
were wOrsted.
Hon. L. L. HUMNHREY declines
the proposition to jointly debate
the issues of the campaign with
Judge John Martin, the Democratic
nominee for Governor, on the
ground that It is against the prece-
dent Of the Republican party Of
Kansas to furnish audiences, which
Democrats. conducting their can
vRss separately, are not likely to
secure.
Is Captain Henry Booth who is
chairman OF the Republican State
Central committee, the same Booth
who Is at the head Of the Salvation
Army CLAY Center Times.
OF course, Capt. Henry is the
leader Of our Republican Salvation
against the Saracenic attacks Of the
Democracy.
The Kansas City Gazette says:
Congressman JnO. A. Anderson
writes TO a friend in Manhattan that
those who are on the inside and
ought to know, say that the Demo
Gratis have given up Indiana, Con-
nectieut and New York, and that
they regard New Jersey a. extreme
ly doubtful.
CALVIN REAsONER, formerly of
Osborne, but now Of Washington Z
has written a handbook on Protec-
ton which is 10 be circulated by the
Republican National and Congress
iOnal committees. We hope IL can be
said: calvin, thou ReasOneth well,"
GEORGE w. HELD, who died at
Atchison on the 29th inst, entered
the sth Kansas as a drummer, at the
age Of eleven years; served through
the war, re-enlisting as veteran,
and afterward served five years in
the regular army.
BLAINE says that he will not visit
Kansas City, and II is hadly prOba-
ble that he will be In Abilene, al
though that village has been terribly
worked up over his supposed COM
ing.
ST. LOUIS is to have q new Union
depot-to cost $500, 900, to be COM
menced within 80 days and eomplet-
ed within 2 years. Il is to be lOcat-
ed Just west Of the present Union
depot.
Rev. WM. HAMMOND, the reviv-
alIst, dropped dead at his cottage at
Ocean Grove. on Sunday, and GER
tain symptoms were developed that
he had been poisoned.
GEN. FISK denies that he is
wealthy and the OwnerO Of stock in
anything except Alderneys and
Jerseys, at bis little farm in Sea-
bright, n. J.
The issue Of the Eagle and the
Flag against the Rooster and the
Rag" IL a mighty one aad will pre-
vail throughout this broad land Of
ours.
f. w. HOCH, one OF the editors Of
that excellent paper, the Marion
has been nominated for
BILLY BUCHAN is again the Re
publican nominee for State Senator
in Wyandotte county.
The soldiers reunion ~ topeka
has been fixed for Oct. l, ?, 3, 4, 5
and 8.
To TRADE-for Salina property
several good farms near Brookville.
For particulars call on or address,
7. J. Nichols, real estate agent,
BFOOkyille, Kans. S5-2t. ]