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a british Ship Stranded.

BILOXI, Miss. August 9-Information
was received here this evening that the
British ship Prince Luclen, which sailed
from Ship island on the 7th for Greenock
with timber, went ashore ON Chandelier
island on the night of the 7th
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10
walker Kesplted Also.

ST. LOUIS, August GA special from Fort
Smith, Ark, says that last night the presi-
dent granted Spaniard an additional respite
to August 3d. and Judge Parker at once tele-
graphed the president asking that Walker be
respited to the same date. The respite was
received this morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10
AJudae rendered Reception.

SALT LAKE. Utah. August o. Especial
Telegram to The BEE. 1.-The liberals OF this
city rendered Judge Powers q reception at
the Walker house this evening, in view OF
the recent victory gained over the Mormons.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10
Moi Far TO Canada.

MANKATo, Mimi. August 9.-Henry Kusel
left Numesta Lake July 81 and it has trans
pired since that he took 81, 900 OF the villages
money with him. He was treasurer of the
village and had just received 81 500 from
saloon licenses
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10

Well-Known Railroad Man Dead.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, August 9.--Mr. e. B.
Rendition, superintendent of the Kansas
City Switch and Frog works. died to-day.
He was well known to railroad men through
out the country as the inventor of the
three-throw switch.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10

A Land Offics Inspector Decnpitated.
NORTH PLATTE, Neb.. August 9.-[Special
to THE BEE. IN. P. Crump land office in :
spector of this district for the last two years,
has been called on to step down and out, be-
ing succeeded by J. S. Caldwell, exec n
gressman from Cincin natl.
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The National .Leaaue.

CHICAGO, August 9.--Resnlt of to.day's
Boston ........O6 o 90 o 90 90
Chicago ..,.....1 0 / 0 0 0 5 2 o. y
Base hits-Boston 8, Chicago 10. Errors
Boston 8, Chicago s. Batteries-Boston,
Ciarkson and CANCEL; Chicago, Teuer and
Farrell. Umpire-Powers.
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Methodist Con ference Camp Meeti

FREMONT, Neb., August Especial o. to
THE BEE. 1.-The second annual camp meet
ing and assembly OF the North Nebraska
Conference Of the Methodist Church opened
on the beautiful new camp grounds here last
night and viii remain in session until the
10Th instant. The threatening weather pre-
vented as large an attendance Of visitors
from abroad at the opening as was expected,
but as prospects for season Of fair weather
seem to be improving, It is anticipated that
tine crowds will be rapidly swelled. Splendid
preparations have, been made for the enter
tainment of those who attend from abroad
The opening services were conducted last
night by Rev. j. w. Robinson, of Omaha.
Tomorrow night Miller and Potter, the
eminent evangelists, of Chicago will arrive
and conduct the religious services during The
largest delegations present from abroad are
from Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10
B,ondtn,s Latest ambition

PARIS, August 9-Blondin, the well-known
rope walker, has wagered $4,000 that ne
can walk ON q cable TO the top OF the Eihel
Tower from the central dome OF the Exposi-
tion building In less than five minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10

Bodine roofing, the best in the world.
Birkinbine Engineering and Supply
company. sole western agents, room 500
First National bank building.
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Crown Prince LAHORE Dead.

WASHINGTON, August 9.-In his report to
the state department Vice Consul Blackjack,
Il at Samoa, announced the death of Grown
Prince LAHORE, which took place at Neiafua
Vavaua.
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Couldn't FURNISH Security for Costs.

PLATTsMoUTH. Neb., August 9.--ISphcial
Telegram to The BEE lin the county court
yesterday complaint was sworn out by
Johnny McCoushT-a-boy of fifteen or sixteen
years of age, against Harvey Sage, full
grown man. charging him with assault and
battery. The boHt,Sq been brutaliy kicked
and struck by S1eE Without. any cause or
provocatiOn. The Judge, after filing the
complaint refused TO issue a warrant unless
security for costs were given. The boy, not
obtaining the required security. the case was
dismissed
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Resolved i'm Favor of Chicago,

fNesVIVtu III II aVUr Oh OIICuRUs
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, August 9.--FSpecial
Telegram to The BEE. THE Iowa Jobbers'
association and the Western Grocers' asso-
citation resolved to-day in favor of Chicago
for the worlds fair IN 1892.
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SrICket SIuu AZ DorCneSUer.
DORCHESTER, Neb, August "a cricket
club, composed Of leading citizens, has just
been organized at this place. The first game
is to be played next Tuesday, p '7
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A Montana Murderer Respited

HELENA, Mont, August Ex-Governor
White has granted August Johnston two
weeks respite. He was to have been hanged
at Deer Lodge to-day.
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beatrice 20 Have a Union Depot,

BEATRICE, Neh., August 9.-[Speoial Q. Tele-
gram to The BEE. .l-Newman Erb, president
OF the Kansas City & beatrice road, Tor
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This Afternoon's Game.

The Omahas and the Milwaukees will meet
for the second game in their present series
this afternoon, and, with Davies in the box.
Captain Shock says they have:a mortgage on
the game. People who are desirous of see
ing the Mlwaukees play must turn out to
these games, as they are the last they will
play on these grounds this season. Clarke
and Nagle will be Omaha's battery this af-
ternoon, and as the whole team are in fine
condition and excellent spirits their friends
can anticipate another brilliant struggle.
Following are the positions Of the two taams
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Taken to the Insane Asylum.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., August 9.-lSpecial Q.
to The BEE. .]-Sheriff Whitman left this
morning for Hastings with Martin Mcbride
and Mrs. Hallenberger, two incurable insane
patients,
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Runs earned st joseph l. 2'wo.bass hitsICartis.
Tuokerman2 O., Struck gt-Iiawes 2, Murphy 2, Wer-
rick, Daiy e Earmerz TackerEman rIIa Miller Miller Sche
Double plsys-Burkes 70 ;Ardner 70 Cartwright Wer.
Wild pitch II Knell.f Passed balls Sch ellhasse 2,
Time OF gsme-l hour 5 minutes. Umpire-Mc-
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ISprASApoLIs. August o.-Result Of TO-

INDIANAPOLIS, AuSUst V-hesut OF 10
days game:
Indianapolis 30 0 % o o. l
Base hits-Indianapolis 8, New York Is.
Errors, rs,-Indanapolis 5. New York l. Bat
teries-Indianapolis, Getzein and DAILY;
New York, Crane and Ewing. Umpire
McQuaid.
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BASE BALL.

Standing Of the Clubs.
Following Is the standing of the Western
association clubs up to and including yester-
day,S unma
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ST. Joseph 8, st. Paul 2.

ST. JOSEPH Mo-, August 9.---St. Paul could
not hit Knell, who was backed up by fault
less fielding. Tuckerman, on the other hand,
received vile infield support. Daly's field
ing and Schellhasse's work behind the bat
were the features. Score
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Postpone cd ON Account of Rain.
DENVER, Colo, August 9.--The Des
Moines-Denver game was postponed on ac-
count of rain.
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American Dental Association.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 9.-The Ameri'
can Dental association to-day elected as
president M. w. Foster, OF Baltimore.
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P,rrsBUne. August 9..-Result of to-day's

game:
Pittsburg .....1 0 100 8 o l-l5
Washington. Il / O 0 o 0 o o. 3
Base hits-Pittsburg 10, Washington 8.
Errors-Pittsburg 5, Washington z. Bat
teries = Pittsburg, CALVIN and Miller;
Washington, Sullivan and Ferson. Umpire
Curry.
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THE SPEED RING.

Grand Circuit Races.
BUFFALO, N, Y, August 9.-tSpeciai Toie-
grau 70 rnE BEg Tho Grand Circuit
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10

Pears soap is the most elegant toils
adjunct.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10

.tVFoR CLUB RATES, Or any further information lon
desired, write lcgbly the dersiRned clearly stnt
ing residence with State County street and Mum
ber. More rapid return mail delivery will be assured
by your enclosing an envelope bearing your full ad
dress.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-08-10
Cricket CLUB at Dorchester.

OF these names several. We're among the
first twenty who have chance on horseback
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Amateur Games.

KEARNKY, Neb, August Q. Especial Teie-
gram TO The BEE.l-Kearney played game
to-day with MoCook. resulting in q score of
4 TO in favor Of Kearney.
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IMPORTANT.

Address Nj. A. DAUPHIN. New orleans. La.
or NJ. A. DAUPHIN.
Washington, ID. q.
' BY ordinary letter containing MONEY ORDER
issued by all Express Companies, New York Ex-
change, Draft or Postal note. t. ht'rf
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Address Registered Letters. Containing Currency to
NEW oRLEANS NATiONA BANK,

REMEMBER I1ss. That the !. pny%eH q ths ns
Four NArIoNAt hANKs of New Orleans and the ,
whose chartered rights recognized hi the highest
courts; therefore, beware of all limitations or
anony nous schemes" .-
one DOLLAR IS The price Of M the smallest part or
Anything in offered for less than one dollar
Is Il swinde.
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PURSE 40. 600. Q ,33 CLASS.
Chicago Races

SPECIAL AGAINST TIME. ,.H g.
Johnston (Doble) .............. Time -2;0Sa4i
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NoKTH BEND, Neb., August 9.-The North
Bend base ball club defeated the Lafayettes
here to-day by score of TO 1.
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The American Association.

KANsAS CITY, august v.--ItesuIt OF toruhy's
game:
Kansas City 80 0 0 o 0 . 8 0 Al
st. Louis. ......0 4 o o. 2 o 1T
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LOUISVILLE, August 9.-Resul
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TTNPRECEDENTE ATTRACTION
" OVER A MILLION DIsTRIBUrED.
IS - 8
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

Incorporated bv tho legislature. for educa-
tional and charitable purposes, ana, ITS franchse
made part of the present state Constitutions IN
1872, by an overwhelming popular vote,
Its MAMMOTH DRAWINGS take place semhnn'
nually dune and Decemher) and It's GRAND SIN
GLENUMBER DRAWINGS take place in each of the
public at the Academy of Music. New Orleans, Ia
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GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING.
AGENTS WANTED.

3,134 Prizes. amounting to. ....... 81 ,O54 500
NoTE-Tickets drawing capital Prizes are not entit.
led To Terminal Prizes.
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HARRISBURG, Neb., August 9.-lSpecial to
THE BEE. Hail did great damage last even
ing IN a strip of country two miles wide and
ten miles long. passing through Harrisburg.
Crops are ruined in its path and lao window
lights were smashed IN town.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25

To my farmer friends Of Saline
county:
lIIpublicIy express my beliefs on
the new wheat market. You
can take them for what they
are worth. IL you remember,
about one yesr ago adj
vised holding wheat until the first OF
September, aud my reason was
based on the grounds that our wheat
1t sixty cents was pretty low. Also
that the spring wheat country Of
Minnesota and Dakota was ~ much
subject to drouIh aud insects as
Kansas, and Ia case OF q partial fall
ure there, we would get an advance
OF from fifteen TO twenty cents on
the bushel. But instead Il ad-
Ysneed fifty-tlve cents. The situation
IL seven worse today In Minnesota aud
Dakota, II there IL any truth In what
Ns read, and have private letters
from reliable parties that travel over
Minnesota aud Dakota saying that
there will not be over half . crop of
wheat, on account Of the disastrous
winds which prevailed early In
April that blew = large proportion
out, and Was followed by drOuth.
Recently Il has rained In o great
proportion Of that country, though
IN places the fall has been very
light. As they do not harvest their
wheat until about the 18th
Of August, aud from that time
until the last Of September,
there IL still q chance for further
damage, aud as their wheat don't
begin % move all In the lEtter part
OF September they certainly can't
bring about q serious decline on
wheat. I will say from ell accounts
that Australia, Hungary and Rus |
sis are seriously short from drouth,
aud - Russia 10 q large exporter, ID |
will be the means Of America fIling |
her demands. With the present Wis., /
bic supply Of wheat In America, ten
TO twelve million bushels, as against
.S ven, H.. . YEA yea, ego ls
short. The invisible supply /
In foreign lands Of old wheat
Is less than for many years, and the
stock Of old -four getting low, aud
u wheat, with q modest demand for
hour, and our new wheat starting
cut ct lifty-eight cents, two cents
lower than same time last year, I
advice stacking and hold
ng your wheat tul II goee through
he sweat 90 lt will be &C for
and q can't sell much lover,
With . prospect Of selling twenty.
I've cents higher before December.
f0urS very respectfully,
TAYLoR AuLLRR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25

Ex-COunty Supt. of Shawnee, and
present editor Of the Western School
Journal, John Mcdonald, was a
visitor at the institute on FRI
day last. He expressed himself
decidedly In regard to the care
teachers should take with pupils ell
trusted 10 them. Teachers" he
said, "shOuld grade work carefully,
according To merit, and not 10 please,
or displease anyone" Mr.. MELON
aid IL always welcome, and he gives
US thought that As teachers we
would do well TO think over and
profit by so doing.
Prof. Jones, q prominent educator
Of the state, was with US a few days
last week, in the interest OF Prof
sands treatise on physiology, n work
especially adapted for institutes.
A gOodly number Of the teachers
subscribed for the Western School
Journal. IL is paper that no
teacher, especially those conducting
country schools, can afford TO do
without.
The teachers and others Of Salina,
had the pleasure OF listening Ia q
very profitable discourse by DIR.
Schuyler, of the X. w. L. The DIR
showed US very clearly the points or
elements necessary to make sue
cessful teacher.
Among the visitors present last
weeS were DIR. Schuyler, Prof. Scott,
DIR. Bishop, Mr.. Bigler, and &. n.
johnson, Of Gypsum City.
The participants In the reading
contest TO be given at the close OF the
institute, held their first practice
last week.
The institute aud the Normal
crossed bats In the park, at , o'clock
Monday afternoon.
The enrolment nj the present time
IL In, and more daily expected.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25

John G.. Richardson has been on
the sick list for the last two weeks.
ID. e. Harrington has taken Elmer
Browns place as agent for the Santa
Fe X. II. company.
Another seriO washOut occur
red at the mill dam of 4. =. DON
myer & Co., Monday afternoon.
Mrs. G. b. Kirkland and little ones,
Of SalinA, were rusticating at the
country home of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. =. =. DOnmyer last week.
Mrs. ThirZa Osborne, the aged
mother Of Judge Osborne Of this
county and DIR. Osborne OF Benning-
ton, was visiting In this locality this
week.
X. J. Stevens, agent of the Rock
Island road at this place, returned
last Friday evening from n six
weeks visit to relatives In the east.
Mrs Stevens aud little daughter will
visit a month or two longer before
they return.
Miss Mary Harrington, q step
daughter Of Daniel sullivan aud one
OF the most popular young ladies Of
the Solomon, valley died last rhnrs-
day. The remains were laid TO rest
In the Catholic burying ground near
Solomon City, on Sunday, after u
requiem mass by the Rev. Father
Hayden. JEWELL"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25
saLIsA.s RACE TRACK.
some reasons Why her Stalls are |
EiIled With FlNers.

sone reasons Why her Stalls are not
FIIIsd with Flyers.
The question has been raised re-
peatedly regarding the non using Of
Salinas race track and many have
erroneous ideas concerning 1t. Not
long since the writer made an effort
10 get at o satisfactory explanation.
After getting an Idea concerning the
views held by the owners OF horses,
the other side was given q chance to
explain. The track II under the
control Of the county commissioners
and the stalls were built for rent.
The commissioner have claimed all
along that they were willing to meet
the hOrsemen half way. But diff
ficulties have grown out Of q SEEM
ing carelessness on the part of horse
men to look after the stalls and the
necessary cleanliness and repairs.
The commissioners held that unless
horsemen should stand these incl
10 do would be tn raise the rents.
The rent has been considered high
and II no doubt much higher than
some others In the state. IL IL n
matter that ought to be adjusted
and very likely will be before
great while. IL IL also claimed by
horsemen that the stables would be
filled by men who would make
Sslina their home, thereby giving
this city the benefit Of running ex-
penses which In itself would reach
nearly 81 900 per month. They are
not willing 10 pay but one dollar
per mouth for stalls.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25

THE greatest engineering scheme
probably ever contemplated by hu-
man beings IL that proposed for the
irrigation Of the western plains. IL
Is claimed by engineers that it IL
feasible to close up the mouths Of
the great canyons Of the Rocky
mountains by dams, 30 - to retain
immense quantities OF water above
each dam. In times Of food the
gates are TO be shut and not opened,
% rs TO retain the entire mass Of
water In the mountains. Here II IL
to be held until needed for the pur-
pose Of irrigation on the plains be-
low. This scheme Of irrigation sur
passes anything Of the kind In the
world.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25
Major KEarner,s View.

While stopping in Minneapolis q
few days ago COmmAnder-in-Ch Chief
Warner was rendered q reception by
the local q. A. II. posts. When asked
what he thought the attendance al
the coming Milwaukee enczmpmsnt
wonld be, he said: 81 think there
will he 3 good attendance"
"Wh1t pension measures will be
advocated by the encampment? ="
al think the dependent pension bill
will be re-endOrsed, and think the
old soldiers are all in favor OF the
service pension bill"
"Will there be any attempt at Off
cial recognition of the Sons nf Vet
Grams, that they may take up the
work Of the Grand Army"
81 think some action will be taken
looking to the recognition OF the
Sons OfNeterans In such q way that
they will be brought into closer re-
latiOn with the q. A. II. The time
IL rapidly coming when the q. A. r.
will reach the statute Of Limitation. !"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25

Kansas city UIolp:

hhli~ii~ Z liA AalafHs
Hon. r. r. Carver and family, of
Salina, Kan. passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Michigan
to pass the summer. Mr.. Carver
Ii one OF the leading lawyers of the
state, aud II IL ever comes about that
western Kansas resolves itself into
q distinct state, ycleped CoroaudO,
after thoroughly despairing OF
ever getting the seat Of
government away from Topeka,
Mr.. Carver would be one Of the first
senators from the new state. speak
ing OF the prospects In his region,
Mr.. Carver talked as exuberantIy
n q farmer OF the yield of y, 80 aud
10 bushels of wheat to the acre and
10 TO % bushels of oats. The corn,
he said was looking splendidly, and
q hot wind In August IN not dreaded,
as there has been such eopiOus rain
and the ground IL so thoroughly sat
urated that the ordinary Kansas
siroceO could lie defied this year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25
ARutast Kasaas.

The freight department Of the
traus-MissOuri Railway association
adjourned on the 18th siRe die. The
most important business transacted
was the decision % grant neither the
request OF the Santa Pc for q reduced
rate on salt from points Id Kansas
nor that Of the Rock Island for q %
cent rate ON cattle from Caldwell,
Kan, 20 Chicago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25
Publication Notice.
The STATE oF KANSAS.
In the District Conf OF Saline Co unity
James q. Daniels.
Plaintiff,

In the District Conf OF Saline Co unity.
James q. Daniels.
Plaintiff,
Reulpen Houa, Sarah e.
Hofa, Edward l. Wilder
Amelia L. wilder, Enos
Lincoln. r. \. Lincoln.
The Howe Machine TO,
John Foster, and Mark
land. DoSsge a Moore,
Defendanis
To Sarah 4. Hona, John Foster and the Howe
You and each OF you viii hereby take no
tice that the said plaintiff, James q. Daniels,
did % the l5th day Of July, A d. lsp. nle
county, Kansas, against the defendants On
the shove entitled cause Of action and that
yoa and each OF yUu must answer aid psti-
ilon a slsd ss .iSrss1id, on or sefcss The 18th
win he taken a. true and = Judgment rem
dereSl In said action as ainst the said defend
aut. Reubsn Hoffa, for the SUN of one thou
sand Collar with Interest thereon at the rae
OF eight per cent. per annum from the nrst
day Of May, A. n. lSe, until paid, and Zoe
costs Of this suit. And n further Judgment
ants Re1ben Hofs. sarah c. Hons. Edwsri
l. wilder, Amelia {. Wilder, Enos Lincoln,
r. =. Lincoln. John Foster, The HOWE Ma
chine Co, and MARYLAND. Dodge . Moore.
mortgage upon the following described real
estate, to-Sfi: Lots No. my tel, nfty-two
"a, nfly-iour tSil and afty-slx 80, on Ash
lima. Saline coanty, Kansas, and that the
said plaintiff has the erzf lien on aid mort
gagged premises, % the amount Of the asore-
said Judgment, for one tbousaad dullnrz, and
ordering said premises to be spid without APP
prsisement, and the pruceeSls 20 be apElied
- provided by Law. and for harms and for
ever ioreeiosing any lien os intersst any Of
said defendants may have or claim 70 have
In the Aforesaid niodgnged premises or aay
part therroG W.T.. FRAEtER.
Attorney f0r Plaintiff
&. j. Faxpzacsoz, cisrk. D-a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25
Western Kan, World:

+. A. Blair, Esq, accompanied by
his family and his mother, arrived
In town last Saturday evening 10
visit friends and relatives. Mr..
Blair returned TO Saiina Tuesday
night. The rest Of the visitors will
remain here until some time next
week. Mr.. Blair II the county st
torney Of Saline county. He II q
splendid man and IL deserving Of the
success with which he IL meet
ing,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25

The fact that there is q strong de-
sire felt by Delaware Democrats to
make ex-Secretary Bayard their next
candidate for Governor shows that
even the leaders Of that organization
begin to realize that q crisis In the
affairs Of the Bourbon party In the
State has come. Ia the election for
President last year the Democrat
lc margin of excess in Delaware was
small, while In the same cleo
tiOn q Republican was elected
United States Senator For years
past Democratic ascendency has
been lessening in the State,
aud now It has apparently reached
almost the vanishing point.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25

II the interviews the Kansas
City Times reporters have had with
the people Of various cities on the
rssubmlssiOn business are as full
Of fraudand righteousness rs those
which took place In Salina and were
published In the Times, there IL
certainly much valuable newspaper
space going to waste.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25

THE Mexican government IL Offer
Ing Inducements for Chinese immi-
grafton and has granted valuable
concessions TO Chinese capitalists.
For . time this policy may give
satisfactory results TO Mexico, and
will certainly be the means Of get
ting rid Of some few OF the undesIr-
able Chinese residents In this coun-
try. But Mexico will In the long
run suffer In consequence OF Its
short-sighted policy aud will have
to pass some very stringent excIu-
sion bills.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-07-25

A NEWSPAPER man with sense
says : THE prosperity Of q town IL
not gagged by the wealth Of its in
habItants, but by the uniformity
with which they pull together when
any important undertaking Is TO be
accomplished. A man with q thou
sand dollars at his command and q
love Of his town in his heart, can do
more for the building up and improv-
Ing Of It than the millionaire who
locks up his capital and snaps his
fingers at home progress.