The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-19
Pei eauai rigass no feelings nice
In John Las make up shine;
Thua twenty thousand Il his price
To toe the coipr line.
STATE NEWS.
eI..n.a From many sources.

GIsaned From many Sources.
eenstoF Plumb has given 500 to
che Anderson memorial library n
the college Of EmpOria.
Ell Moore was convicted Of selling
liquoP at Horton and fined $500 and
sentenced 10 six months imprison-
ment.
The fight over the postDIastersh Up
at Horton 10 virtually settled and the
postmaster general had decided To
appoint LucIeu II. Smyth.
The Juice Of pineapple IL said to he
. sure cure for diptheTis. IL Is nj
least q pleasant medicine and easy
10 take I'm the pineapple season.
State Journal: Ten million pounds
70 fixed a. the limit OF the Kansas
sugar product next season. Kansas
n not only the salt but the sugar oil
the earth.
Mcpherson county raised $500, 200
worth Of broom corn this year. That
ought 10 be enough TO keep that
little Kingdom well cleaned up Tor
the coming year.
The Santa Fe has found Il impos-
sible TO supply the demand for grain
cars IN Kansas, and are fitting up all
the stock ears that can be spared To
use in shipping corn aud wheat.
National Bank Examiner J. II.
Grifiith took charge Of the suspended
First National bank OF Abilene.
He authorizes the statement that the
assets will pay depOsitOrs In full.
ArrnnRements have teen cOmplet-
ed for a sugar mill at I.akin keErney
county. As usual in such cases
about the only arrangement
necessary was the voting Of bonds.
Mrs. Mary Fanchet suicided AT
her home In Oakland township.
Cloud county 10y shooting herself IN
the mouth with 4 shotgun. Insanity
was doubtless the cause OF the deed
According 20 the Barber county
Index the sugar output Of Medicine
Lodge will exceed JO0,OOO pounds.
Seven car loads were shipped to
New Orleans, and an order Tor CD
barrels could only be partially
flied.
Let them try burned corn. This
u said To be q cure for hUg cholera.
Let every Kansas paper publish the
cure and then, perhaps, a report
may be had on IL nj the January
meeting Of the bOaTd.-Ledrcn"Orth
Times.
Kansas has coal, salt and lead in
great plenty, and now there is a
report that gold has been found near
Topeka. This II probably a false
alarm. The auriferOus article will
be found more plentifully In the fur
- aalIa IT than iE0
any other plAee.-h. {. GLOBE.
The Wichita EdgIs Is the only
paper In Kansas that didn't like II
because Judge Brewer was appointed
justice of the United States sup
preme court. And the objection
made ia that case was that Kansas
would lose Brewer. The objection
has some weight to &c, too. when
you think Of IL.
For some reason there does not
seem TO be IS much sorrow over the
death Of Jefferson Davis in Kansas
there 10 Ia Mississippi. No sun
flower exchange has as yet come to
this Office with turned rules, and
yet none Of the papers Of that state
have said any harsh or cruel things
Of the dead.
The Episcopal diocese of Kansas Is
In session Rt Topeka. This great
denomination has firm GOHthOld Ia
Kansas and IL continually widening
Its borders. All denominations are
growing la Kansas. IL H. IA state Of
school houses and churches, where
both education aud grace abound
a. G.. GLOBE.
-
localities are suffering great losses
from the ravages of hog cholera.
This In especially true of Gree 20 wood
county. The question of dealing
with 10 will be discussed la the state
board Of agriculture nj its January
meeting, aud we suppose with the
usual result.-EmpOrid Ncrs.
Atchison Champion: at is stated
that the woman city council of
Cottonwood Falls, by n system Of
rigid economy has sO conducted the
affairs Of the municipality that there
will he no tax levy this year for
city purposes. improvements have
been made, aud the affairs OF that
little burg put In most excellent
shape.
A Kansas court has Just decided
that school teachers have control of
their pupils while the latter are go
Ing 10 aud returning from school.
This will be welcome news To many
school districts in the state where
the patrons had about come To the
conclusion that the teachers did not
have control Of the pupils at any
tlme.-K. c. Paper.
IL IL estimated that Il will require
600 labOrers three years To complete
the bulldogs To he erected at Fort
Riley. IL George Martin does not
get homeslck when he finds out
what kind Of a boom Junction City
10 10 have as a result of that the boys
may all make up their minds that
the Kansas city, Kan GU-,H, H.
making lots of money.
The governor pardoned from the
peuitentlary +. =. Justice, who re-
ceived n sentence Oi fifteen years
for assault with intent to commit
rape In Crawford county, sentenced
April 10 1855. Also Daniel Kiee Of
Crawford county, who has been sery-
ing q term Of eleven years in the
penlteGllAry for burglary IN the
second degree. He was convicted
April ., 1857.
DR.. Dunn has had three hundred
head Of cattle dehOrned this week nj
the stOck yards here The opera
ton looks painful, disgusting aud
brutal aud has elected very uu-
favorable comment from q number
Of citizens. la appearance we agree,
but we believe that the cattle will
do better, are better, aud q great
deal safer TO handle after being de-
horned than they are before.-Tes-
colt Herald.
COl. Tom Moonlight, n prominent
figure In the history Of Kansas aud
governor Of Washington territory
under Cleveland, has accepted q
position In the freight department of
the NJ. X. & T., railway with head
quarters In this city. Col. Moon
light served Ia the United States
army through the late war and was
characterized by the spirit Of cOur-
ageOusness which distinguished
him through all the tr0ublous times
In Kansas and earned for him the
reputation OF being the "sandiest"
man 10 the state of sunflOwers ard
sorghum. Although still a sufferer
from wounds received In the rebel
lion he has successfully stood of all
attempts to force n pension upon
him. In this respect, as In Others,
he differs very materially from
many Prominent men Of this sec
tIon.-k. c. GIobc.
----.-.----.- - :.