The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
rEnrI.E ANnENENTs

" tlaN-f WHY Nlhlul " ~ AttFll hfAAANN
Ia help the Democratic cause.
PEOPLE AID EVENTS.
4 II5-pOund pumpkin il reported
nj Fremont, Neh.
You can light cigar with a piece
of ice IL you'll learn how.
Tennis H. not game that wan"s
in popularity. Al iavaId there arr
forty courts on Holm- field.
The New York city suriali~i- met
sunday evening aud collected $lT ~.
with which Ia unspat the old I,:'TIi''-
Toronto has opened -"-rHllrd
Christian Institute To Ice devoted To-
the systematic study "I the Eihl".
The building aud sit" '."Si $@;i,t-r.
Thomas r. Grady, of Tammamy.
denounced Cleveland in ISL, aud j.
siumping California for him in 49,.
iTim aud jnru-r j. -nIn" people
politics.
His Exrellrnry Hndji II"--'iI
GhOOly Khan M0ntamrl-'.lN uar.
envoy extraordinary aud Minister
PlenipO!entiary from Persia Ia the
l'nited States likes IT, tiuud Tor
GilhUoly.
Says the Rev. Dr. King: 1T j.
difficult for me ~ n citizen {" r"iiI-
prehend how men rn-Srs-iug either
decent or patriotic instincts eau
hesitate i'm their support nG Warner
Miller ~ against David u. Hill
The Persian minister was detained
in his Journey to the court nI Grover
Cleveland by his stop la InH-iauti-
nOple for wpnty-fOur day iu attend
the religious ceremonies consequent
upon the death of distinguished
prophet Of his religion.
Mr.. Blaine H. said tu have chara"-
IrriZed his sou Walker a. l"ir ." ia"
paternal ability, aud Emps.., - the
business man with no taste fer I'uii-
ties. Further, rumur has il thai
Walker Blaine may abandon law
and Chicago for literature and The
East.
The receiver ui taxes uf New lu- +
City took la s.. ODO. uNN To SIn.tssI. iHH
Monday. People hastenrd 1" pay in
order tn enjoy the rebate at the rate
81 q per cent. year. Grinii.
church paid $iG0mn: the Aston g.
tates a similar sum: the G"rIel
estate, So OOO, and the New York
Central Railroad Company and
Vanderbilt family, sGI5.Cnn
RlNtI NulltFliik flEultH allAlEtN
against him, il was at last discover
ed Ivy pnlire captain that patrui-
man Frederick CInkIiIi, uf the N"N
York police force. had already
served five years la Sing Sing
ShOrn of shield and uniform lac j.
now held for perjury. seeing that h"
secured place on the force hy
swearing he had never been arrested
or convicted of crime.
Colonel Clark r.. Carr To a New
York audience: AT Elgin $3.50
men and women are employed ia
watch making Factories. But ali
the delicate machinery nG the watch
would Ice worth nothing If run hack
tn the original element. They told
me in EIgin that they rot ga
because there was protective tariff
of - per cent la GENEVA. ~ tier
land, ! found wuTk-mrn r,rriVin"
~ cents a day for doing work that
in Elgin was paid for at - a day."
William T.. Gladstone - arTang'.-
ing and tahulating his currr>p"u-
dence In Chronological uId"r.
New York city Democrats
Of then-aTe signing petition 10
Cleveland asking him to speak out
aud say David IIill j. good enough
for him.
\ million bushels at wheat will
make n loaf Of bread for every I.r-
sou i'm the land. One man j. under
taking n good deal when lac hcruInc~
rummissary general for the whole
I nited state for three ar four day.
Professor Brice's American COM
mnnwpalth," which the Marmillans
will soon publish, will he issued in
three volumes. lie will discuss
therein our National Government.
State government, party system,
public opinion, and social iu~titu-
tions.
The New York TribHH, exposes "a
Democratic campaign road lu econ
Ony In postage stamps In showing |
that n large package nf documents |
sent through the mails and ranked |
with the signature UG -. =. Cox il a |
pure forgery, and sn branded 10y the |
Congressman himself.
Says the Boston H1rIlR. "Thr |
Field family will shortly have their |
annual reunion at StoCkhrilgr. u |
can probably bring together a.
brilliant a collection oG Jewels in the |
shape of men who have made their |
mark la the social. professional. aud |
political world a. any family in !
America.
And this. hy the chattanooga
N'TS, Of n woman who hears the
South no malice: Mrs. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, author Of Uncle
Toms Cabin. is dying from soften
ing Of the brain. We never met her,
hut judging from her detestrhlc vol
uue we can't he convinced that Mrs,
Stowe ever had any brain to soften"
Prince Georges Eristhnfr DE Guu-
RTE, Of Russia, a very etlrte noble.
has arrived in New York tO do this
country. He il was who made a
scene for Mrs. Frank Leslie. il
Hyde Park. London, when lie as
saulted with a whip her carriage
aud admirer. the Mar
quis de I.Ruville. The Princes
record H. below par.
The Democratic Mugw ump revolt
la New York state against the at
tempt to re-elect Hin presages y
loss Of many Thousand votes tn
that most unacceptable candidate.
II IL not proposed tn ALLEVIATE tleve-
lands votes from Cleveland. hut
all the energy nf the Mugwump
press and literary bureau il coucen
trated in the effort la defeat the
whisky governor.
The bronze statue nf I.uugfriloV.
ia st unveiled at Portland, represents
the poet sitting i'm an armchair,
with his right hand carelessly and
drawn backward and
resting on the top Of the hack nf the
chair, while the left rests in his lisp
and holds scroll of paper. partly
folded. The sculptor. Franklin
Simmons. has caught the spirit of
his subject and given To the world
rue nf his hest productions.