The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-05-23
yror ruE STATE CAPITAL

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ToPEKA. Kansas. Msy q. 80.
Special Correspondence.
Memorial dsT uill be more generally OBJ
.erSed In Raaass this year than ever before.
Nothing 30 fully eEsmplines the patriotism
OF the people Of Ksasas - their love and
generation cor the men she zaerinsed home,
Lyed one. and all for the preservation OF
their country. Every city, Town and ham.
v, uIiI pay respect TO the hocoTed dead On
memorial day. seaatoT Ingnls speaks al
Independence, Governor Humphny 81
osborne, and Capt ]. 3. Ichnson a the
soldiers Home, Lesysnu0rth- Othes vea-
kDOwn speaker viii addreas the people q
various places
The riae which John BroWn carried In
Kansas and which vas used By hin ~
HsrperS Ferry, II nov In poass~Aiou o. ais
sOn, Jssou Brown, si Pa~ndena, Gal. When
owen Brown. who died . year go, started
20 make his eseaes from Harpets Ferry ms
father handed him this rise. He reps u
tIti his death, willing % 20 his b other jason
Caps ]. q. Lindsey, Of Pasadena. writes 70
the Dsay capital that JasOn BrOwn u POOR
an.i that he has been offered 80 f0r the rils,
but that he preferx 10 ell u 70 the Kansas
stsis Historical society. The Daily Capital
urges the newspapers 0f Kanaas 10 ralss
this amount and starts . subscription with
SO.
TIE amoant needed by the pensioa agency
NJ fop~ka, 20 make the June payment, h
O. tzSycD M district includes Kaasas.
Missouri. ColsrnAo and NeU MeKleO. Fully
oue-half of this amount will be paid 10 the
old soldiers oT Kansss. The appropriation
l. short tsiaOoo. that many Of those
recently granted pensions or increase viii
have to wait until July Isi.
senator ingalls, l. at home On hts friends |
NJ AtchIson. He IL superiatsnding the
srrrtlon ~ a beautiful hSme in that city on |
the site where the old one burned . year ago. |
TIE senator Il not DISTURBED over the 1
announcement that his seat In the United |
ata,es senate will be contested two year,
hence. He propos-s 10 visit every eOunfy |
In the STATE betSeen this time and the next |
session u congress. The statesman Who |
In,asines 70 an easy job 20 take the senator's
scalp will ~ sadly disappointed.
II reports are true, there will he . lively |
contest In too or three congressional
districts In Kansas aeXt year. Already /
several aspiring gentlemen have signined q
willingness to serve the dear people and
dispense the patronage Of the government.
Representative NcIsanan, Of Ellsworth,
would like Ia relieve Congressman Turner Of
his ar,isOus dutIrz In the sixth district, and
toesnt hesitate Ia say ~. Farmer Funston
will probably have To night toT . renomiEA-
lion, In vieu of the fact that M Gov. 0eorEr
7. Anthony. Of Ottawa, Judge Thaehsr, Of
Lawrence, and Eugene WAN, of POFt snott,
feel inclined Ia take q hand In the seeond
district. Jim HaIIowell, OF wiehita. may
decide To enter the tight In the seventh
district lust to get even with some Of the
fellows" bot the CLEANERS are he will md
Judge Peters q lively competitnr % say
nothing OF Judge strsng, Capt. Henry Bnoth
aad Billy Edwards. of LarBed- The states
men OF the seventh district should rrst Oas
eve on Iarned. The .Pawnee braves" have
heen In the hsbit of getting abs:-:s al they 90
anrr. over In the nnh district Frsnk
Dawes IL the only man v no has expressed =
willingness to measure swords with John A.
Andsrsoa. should thsse gentlemen contest
for the nomination. the Information which
comes Ia Topeka Indicates that % would be
no one-sIded fight. There seems To b so
disposition 20 disturb CongTsssmeh Aorrell
and Perkins.
The appointment oG Hon. Dick walker, Of
this city, 4. marshal, l. very satisfactory
- his friends. He had the sOlid endorse-
insnt Of the Kansas delegation. He has
beea prominani In Kansas poliiica He was
sLerfH Of Cowiey county. and later register
OF the 4. ~ land offiee NJ wichita His sp-
point meoi makes one les applicant for eoI-
IectOr Of iRternal revenue for Kansas. W.
N. Hes, prominent candidate q Topeka,
realizes that " takers appointment removes
him from the nEht. though Cleveland tOOs
Jones, the late Blarzhal. and Colonel Aesrs,
the present resenue collector, nom Iols,
Allen county. IA % nov stands, General
John n. Ricr, Of Pom Scott, and Cy Leland,
oF Troy, are the only applicants for
collector.
Congressman Kelly. q the Fourth district.
will 60 90 Washington Immediately amer the
election. He has been beHaegsd BY once
hunisrs and will have hIs hands fall In dis
p-nsIns the patronage. He IL MAJ Of CON-
manding appearance, and vhen b speaks
his voice sou nds like . bugis blast