The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-16


tieorg.. g. Williams. V. @. Nelson
john Cline, John O'Shea. $. A
Bro, inc, r bowling. Otto Hessher,
Us. Myers, F. r. Shaw and w. II,
I Mann.
r P Fellows was arrested Satur-
day afternoon, aud 10 default OF
bail was committed to jail by JUS
tee Bishop He - charged with
having iraudulently obtained the
sum Of 800 from NJ. T. Quincy on
several head Of horses. mules, cows
AID other property he did not own.
In the supreme court the judgment
OF the district court OF Saline county
in the case % Wright Norton VS..
Gotthart Schipple was Overruled.
The court here gave Wright 81 ex-
emplary damages. The action Of
the National Solar Salt Works vs..
K. J. Memyss error from Saline
county, was affirmed.
J. N. Ericsson. OF this place, is put
ting Up a building 24x6O at Sharon
Spriug. He will engage in the sale Of
buggirs, wagons and farming imple-
merits, and will use the building for
that purpose, J. II. Edberg, lately
in the furniture business in Salina,
has removed 70 Sharon Springs and
Is in the lumber business.
We understand that the Union
Pacific railroad will build q branch
road from Oakley, Logan county,
running southwest through Kansas.
colorado and into New Mexico, and
hat the road will be put through
hi- season. Horace is on an air
iue Of the proposed route, and it
,ill be we'll for our citizens 10 keep
20 eye on this pruject.-HOrac'
ELaBg ion.
Ih.. will Of James VI Wilson. late
s q. r-a-td. Wss rvsd and prohat-d
judy. ~iI.tuau'- ufiire To day
3 d NfI-..u. ct -ai.ns. ,vas appoint
,,.a.al -NePaersaH Republican.
sl1f.r riat'- SI.UOto the
N.-i 900 IL ,'r II. SO
.. O.. ,.t4.eu. cod tnI- c.il aud
j. J. NH~.u r,r,I,e- 5000 iu
...ta De- -e i!lLe up the
ae tu,. bsssucc ct the e-tat-
e. tu iIiv troiurr- ui the drcea -eI.
!. 70 Fur.oas au,itae man Myri-k,
Hcsa;iupdlujiiiu different Grim.
O. D rIafr.~. U,rr brought before
.i.-, B.~aap this morning. and
10 ,th ra-rs confined. The trial of
ARROWS vss set for the 2ist aud Of
Iyr.tk Tor the 2gih. burrows WAS
Cd oacv rearrested on the complaint
% Z \ Brown, being similar to the
...atEe II VI. + Quincy against the
% -,uer. Brown alleges that Fur
- w. ir.Idu.enJly and without ow-
l.r-lip Go ~amr mortgaged to him
$500 q. .IiIrs. Two COWS snd a Mitch
lv con Tor the sum OF $50 Fur
W. J. developing as prodigious
.o-k owner ia ui- mind.
90 fiar,ls IA much pleasure to cor
/ -ecl cruel error which We made =
/ NV days ago concerning the mental
condition OF Hon. Sol. stephens, #
Marquette. We published the item
,pou what We supposed the hest Of
authority, and now learn that the e
.as not the asst foundation for it.
Mr. stephens has not 10 the lie ast
ALTERED from mental alteration, and
ais mind is - clear as IL has ever
1een. In confirmation Of what we
IoW state We have the testimony Of
Nessrs. Cornell aud c. B. Davis, OF
Narquette-Mr. Stephens friends
aud ueighbOrs--whO have known him
Tor the last fifteen years, andwhO are
N the city to-day. We are rejoiced to
De able to make this correction con
ceruiug our old friend, than whom
here Is not a warmer hearted man
IA this country, or more excellent
gentleman.
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday
From this time on to the close Of th'
LentOn season, all good Catholics
md devOut Eplscopalans are sup
,lsed to mix less in the gayeties O.
lie than during the remaining pOr
ton Of the year. The opera Is es
hewed and the gay whirl Of society
axes on q more sOmbre air thai
sual, while church services ar
Reid more fTequestly and are Of
more deeply solemn nature. Len
called the spriugtide fast effort.
.ays before Easter" and also 9TH
al Of forty days." II is elaimeI
hst the fast is OF apostolic origin
Through many Protestants cOnside
20 be 81 ecclesiastical institution
The common opinion, however, !
hat IL vas established as . prepare
uon for the great anniversaries o
'hrisI's crucifiKiOn aud resurrection
md ia remembrance Of His fast o
.uuy dsys in the wilderness. AC
..rdiLg 10 historical accounts o
-eat there was some uncertainty q
ta the extent OF the obligations rels
ive 20 fasting, the lasts Of HOl,
Week being considered Obligator.
aa OF the other weeks a. voluntary
lae council OF Laodieea decides
luere should be an entire abslinenc
rom food on Holy Thursday and a
exclusive use OF dry food" duriu
% "a the fast days Of Lent. The cOun
E III Of Orleans, Sal commanded this
those who did not keep Lent shout
ne considered as transgressing IN
/. aw % The church, while the TOled
5 -.,uneil, el6, pre- hiblted the use G
lssh meat After the eleventh cen
. fury the use Of ali kinds Of food
p previously prohibited, except flesf
became general. In the Unite
d states the use Of iesh meat IL allow
J. ed several times q week, but fes
q ard fsh are not both allowed st ID
naraa meal dnrfng I<ent