The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-24
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Ittakes one car load Of eoal TO
make four Of salt at Anthony.
The treasurer Of Osborne county II
said to Be q, 600 or tl0,000 short.
Coal twelve 10 sixteen inches thick
has been discovered ct lola, ten feet
down.
An Usage county farmer on .
wager husked 100 bushels Of corn
between suns.
The Atchison County RepubIieaR
convention voted down q resubmis-
sion resolution.
George Wolf was fatally injured at
Wichita BY falling from chs top Of
the electric light station.
sIx conductors on the Chetopa
division Of the d. X. and T. have
received their walking papers.
IL appears by the Telegram that
there are 185 applicants for the posi-
ton Of mail carrier In Winfield.
A band Of Indians attended court
ct Atehls0D. They are Interested In
Q suit involving 800 acres Of land.
Samuel +. Burdstt, Of LesveD-
worth, has held the ONCE Of secre-
tary Of the Kansas /. d. o. f. for
twenty-elght years.
Last Friday, four miles south Of
Harrington, . 9-year-old girl fell
Into . vat Of boiling syrup, from the
effects Of which che died.
The Republican party IL looking
up, In Wabaunse county. There 10
only one man on the county ticket
who 10 less than six fee! high.
Mrs. Mary Taylor. aged -, attemP-
ted suicide At AtehisOn by taking
aeonite. Her husband had deserted
her three days after marriage.
A Riley county farmer raised l0l
big loads Of hay of fifteen sores Of
alfalfa and Eve acres Of third cutting
aud I've Of fourth yet to hear from.
wichita 10 having . hard time
with tramps and buns. They hide In
the coFnfields In the peerless" dur
Ing the day aud Prowl out ct night
time.
Washington Territory has filed
up largely Of Kansas fellows, and
hence there are but fvR Democrats
In the new state legislature out
there.
The New York Times Gays Il Ii be-
lieyed In that city that all salt used
for ordinary purposes west Of the
Mississippi river will be supplied by
Kansas.
John 8. Miller, eX-clerk Of Mar
shall county, died at MaryYllle yes
terday from q wound received ut the
battle Of the Big Blue, near Kansas
City, In 1854.
Frank De Long, who has been In
the county jail 1t Hlawatha for
several months awaiting trial for
murdering an Indian has become
violently Insane.
The ParkInson sugar works at
Fort Scott will close down for the
season next week. Their product Of
marketable sugar already exceeds
$4,000 pounds.
Olathe has q race war on her hands,
the question at issue being whether
cOlOFed children shall be allowed TO
attend school In the same building
with the whites.
The Democrats Of Leavenworth
county, following the hAIrbrained
leadership Of the Democrats Of
Shawnee, adopted . resolution de-
nounelng the churches.
Il 10 rumored al Topeka that II. C..
Clements, suditOr Of the Santa Fe
railroad, will be succeeded by G. b.
Sutton, at present auditor Of the
Chicago extension Of the system.
The marshal OF Abilene has re-
ceiYed Q card from q Missouri man
who wants particulars regarding his
wife, whom he describes as having
Zone split ear and slightly knock
kneed."
There IL q notable increase In
Kansas population OF the old men
with long rat-eaten hair and green
speclAcles, who talk OF natural
seIectun" and 'organIsms." IL
ought 10 be stopped.
The first annual convention of the
County Treasurers' association was
held few days ago 1t Topeka. o.
+. Casteen OF Harper county was
elected president for the ensuing
year.
Mandamus proceedings have been
Carly by contractors for $4,000 for
WONA oOuC Ou AAN NuBANOAs INV
auditors refusal 20 pay, proceeds
from lack Of funds.
Parsons San: We do not quite
agree with the Topeka Capital In
saying thGt the democrats In Kansas
take q great interest In deep water.
Our recollection IL that they have an
aversion to water In any stsge.
The REORGANIZATION plan adopted
by the directors Of the Santa Fe sys-
TEN is well regarded at Topeka. 10
70 believed that some such msve So
the one proposed alone stand be-
tween the Santa Fe and q receiver
ship.
Shall the KarsgeorgeYltch or
Obrenovitch dynasty rule In
Bulgaria IL now the vital question
there, and 10 likely to kick up ~
troublesome q row as our own Kan
sas rebellion between the young and
the old crowd-Emporid Netrs.
Happy" said Dickinson
county farmer, while q smile on his
face that reached around back Of his
ears, well, should say 90. Last
year we were too poor 10 flag q bread
wagon and now we have pie three
times q day."-lAbiieRe Reporter.
when 4 Kansas man goes over the
state and looks at the fields and sees
everything getting on 30 nicely, It 10
hard for him 10 believe that the
Lord O. not q Kansas man, he has
put himself 90 Thoroughly In SYM
patty with the people and instltu-
lions. Winfield Courier.
Emporia NeTs: IL looks ~ II too
much corn wa raised this year. IL
sold ct 81. Louis prices lt will not
net Is cents bushel at the average
Kansas station. At this rate q
bushel Of coal will be worth = bushel
aud q half Of corn, aud the resalt
will be that the latter will be used
largely for fuel.
A few years ago II. ID. Booge Of
Topeka loaned David Hutchinson
$500 aud tOok q mortgage on fl2,-
90 Of the lAtler's property. Later
booSe sold the mortgage to q man
named Hubbell OF Des Moines, Ia.
In Q suit Ia foreclosure Just brought
by Hubbell the Jury declared the
deOt null aud void, Hutchinson
having established the fact that the
money vas loaned him at . usurlOus
rate Of interest in violation Of law.
The following officers Of the Kan
sas Y. NJ. CA. convention ct Topeka
were selected Friday: President,
ManfoFd SchoonOVer, Garrett; first
vice president, w. n. Howell, Baker
university; second vice president,