The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-10-17
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fHE LATEST NEW8.
The king Of Siam h &c Paris.
Thomas A. Edison arrived I'm Mes
York Sunday.
Harbor iaborers st Fisnsburg, In
Germany, have gone on . strike.
A gale hes caused much destruc-
ton 10 shipping In the Irish chan
mel.
Sir William Tindal Robertson, q
member Of Parliament, has conf
nItted suicide.
Fears are expressed Of . severe
winter and destitution in Northern
Alaska.
The returns from Conneetieut In
dicste the defeat Of the Prohibitory
amendment.
Ex-Mayor Seth Low, Of Brooklyn,
VS. chosen 30 be president Of CO.
lumbIs college.
Prince Bismarck In o recent
speech declared that the mainte-
nance Of peace In Europe 10 certain.
A severe hurricane visited Bar
DINA, killing and injuriBg many
people, and destroying much prop
erty.
Tue delegates 10 the International
Congress visited various manufactc-
ries at Lawrence and Lowell.
DIR. Hugh NJ. Sutherland, Q prom
inent New York physician, died
q few DAYS ago from the effects OF
morphine taken 10 end his life.
Three Chinese highbinders tor
tured one Of their countrymen al
most to death for refusing 20 tell
where his employers money was
hidden.
Prof. Otto ]. Klotz, chief astron-
omer Of Canada, pronouneee a. abb
soluteIy untrue the story OF the
mirage In the lee In the great Muir
glacier In Alaska.
The delegates TO the International
Congress visited the chief places Of
interest In Boston; the city's lnsti-
tutIons were inspected, and some Of
the delegates made speeches.
One Of the closing acts Of the Wy
omIng Constitutional Convention
was the appointing Of q committee
to labor with the congressman In
behalf Of statehood at Washington
this winter.
The reballots In France confirm
the Republican success: IL II esti-
mated that two-thirds Of the con-
stituencies In which reballots were
necessary, will 20 Republican. Gen
erzl Boulanger's friends ere desert
ing him.
Governor Hill, Of New York has
issued o proclamation calling o
special election In the Ninth Con-
gressional district, to I'LL the vScan-
cy caused by the death Of s. 8. Cox.
II will be held on the day Of the
general election.
The anti Malone conference,
which met in Richmond, Virginia,
lately denounced Malone for his
course, and declared that he had
forfeited the right 10 the confidence
Of the people. The conference re-
commended no particular course 10
be pursued by the voters on election
day, except that each shall use his
individual Judgment.
Leon Albeit, in accepting the
Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor OF New Jersey, announces that
hs 70 peIbO Iui ilOcEty huu suuptd-
airy legislation" he stands upon the
platform Of principles Of the Ma
tionsl Democracy Of 1854 deelar-
alton which will make the liquor
dealers boundlessly enthusiastic IN
behalf Of his candidacy.
Wong Chin Foo suggests In the
New York Sun that no more Chi
nese be allowed 10 come into the
United States, but that those here
be made "citiZens" and allowed
the civil rights that are enjoyed by
every race OF men In America ex-
cept the Cinnamon" "Our behav-
ior," he says "does not justly de-
serve the severe public Ostracism
which we have received"
A dispatch from Jamboree, Pike
county, Kentucky, says that the
Hatfield Mccoy feud has broken out
again. The daughter Of Peter Me-
Coy was 10 be married To John
Hand, q relative Of the Hatfield
gang, and both factions swore that
they would prevent the union. On
Tuesday, ~ Hand and Miss Mccoy
stood before the minister, they were
shot dead. The minister was fatal
IL wounded. The murderer was not
caught.