The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-27

There IL, Of course, nothing In such
stories. when Mr.. Harrison gets
tired Of Mr.. Blaine or Mr.. Blaine
gets tired Of Mr.. Harrison, each
will let the other know lt without
resorting to the processes Of the cir
cumlocutIve office. The president
would not tolerate . secretary OF
state who was not on cordial terms
with him and Mr.. Blaine would not
remain In an administration with
which he was not In sympathy.
JUDGE FOSTER, Of the U. 8. Dis
trict Court, has removed John NJ.
Galloway from the position Of U. 8.
Commissioner at Guthrie, and APP
pointed w. NJ. Allison, Of Winfield.
q good Republican and . fine gentle
man, his successor. Judge Foster
has the thanks Of thousands OF Kan
sans for removing the Benedict
Arnold Of Kansas from = very prof.
liable position. Galloway had
better remove to Britain like his
illustriOus prototype, and renounce
his American citizenship.
PARIsIANs are losing sight Of
Boulanger and Boulangerism, and
all on account Of the presence Of
our own ard only Buffalo Bill.
That distinguished American cit
lien IL described as being more
picturesque than Boulanger and
the wild west show IL more
interesting to the French 'ca-
nailIe" than the agitation for the
restoration Of the mOnarchists. We
should not be surprised II Bill
should some day become president
himself, or even emperor.
NEARLY every metropolitan paper
one picks up contains one or more
accounts Of daughters Of wealthy
people decOyed from home by
speciOus matrimonial scaPegoats,
and who, after q few mouths sad
experience, return to the psternsl
hearth filled with bitter sadness.
This business will continue until
giddy girls consent to be governed
by the advice OF their protectors.
When reason IL substituted for
romance there will be an end to
these matrimonial riots.
NEXT Thursday, boys, be sure to
spread your flags to the breeze. BE
sure, however, that there are forty
two stars In the field Ofazure. Here
are n few lines written In honor Of our
dear bunting, and let them be i'm
pressed upon the minds Of the
"cOlOr-bearers" next Thursday
our glorious birthday:
when Freedom from her mountain heights
infuTlrd her standard to the air
She tore the AZURE ruhe Of night
And ss-t her STAR Of glory there:
She mingled with it, gorgeous dyes
The milky baldTic of the skies,
Aud striped IT. pure, CELESTIAL white
with Strrakings of the morning light.
wHOOP TOMLINsON, elated as he
il over his personal contribution
towards the anti-prohibitiOn victory
in Pennsylvania, is now ready TO
organize a resubmlssiOn party in
Kansas. After he gets through with
the resubmissiOn business, some
subject Of his party will be ready
to write over his tomb a similar
81 itaph to that made 10y Rochester
on Charles II:
Here lies our sovereign lord the King.
Whose wOT,l no man relies On;
Who never said n foolish thing.
Aud never did a wise one.
THE Minneapolis Commercial,
while loyal TO its own home, the
beautiful gem which IL set upon a
lovely hill, admires Saliva, as wit
uesseth:
SalIna IL rapidly mounting to the
tOpmost pinnacle OF fame. Besides
n large number Of business and soci-
ETY. buildings already under con-
contract for a large Wholesale gro
Gerry house. The citizens Of Salina
are "a progressive people.
KANSAS people have no use for
foreign summer resorts. The Kan
sas hills and prairies-as lovely as
Paradise-fuTnish the necessary
scenery, and lOvelier June weather
than We are having cannot he found
this side Of Paradise.
For RENT" Is not allowed To
hang upon the door Of any federal
Office nowadays, nor Is abandoned
from choice" a conspicuous placard
on the outer wall. The ms and outs
are, respectively, trembling with
fear and doubt.
Ours IL a practical age. The old
motto, Trust in God and keep your
powder dry" has been translated by
IN Iowa farmer thus: Boys don't
taste these melons, for they are
green and God sees you"
KING KALI KAUA has arrived In |
Paris. As long as his borrowed |
'apital holds out he will rival the |
Eiifel tower In CorgeOusness and |
He Is the fool Of the
Royal rOOst.
IT must be joyful news to Billy
Bond aud other Leavenworth admir-
RS = Of ID. r. Anthony to know
hat the editorial control Of the
Times IL TO pass into the hands Of
anthony.
Rev. W. II. BEECHER, son Of DIR.
lyman Bsecher aud brother Of the
ate Henry Ward, died at his
Iome in New York City, Sunday
morning, at the age Of eighty-seven.
The Topeka Lance Of Saturday
4 souvenir numberl is 50 pretty
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