The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-18
STATE NEWS AND NOTES.

Several Joints In Wichita have
been pulled.
The Wichita TesubmIssionIsts and
Bernard Kelley are engaged In Q
quarrel.
One Of the smallest men In AtchI-
con weighed fourteen pounds when
he was born.
Az AtchIson young man gave up
80 . week job, the other day, 10
90 on the stage.
Abilene Reflector: Last year II was
corn waiting for cars; now Il IL cars
waiting for cars.
A Kansas City switchmAn has
fallen heir toa fortune Of many
mIllIons Of dollars,
II the farmers persist In boycott
Ing members Of the legal profession,
lawyers alliance will be the next
thing In Kansas.
The attention Of the landless IL
called 20 the fact that the govern
msnt would like to dispose Of $50, 600
acres In Kansas.
The decIpIon Of the supreme court
In the Lobdell case will make the
coyote counties keen for cOnstitu-
tIonal convention.
OAkwood cemetery at Parsons 10
becoming uncomfortGbly crowded.
AZ the occupants can't; move out,
there 10 talk Of enlarglng II.
Topeka Journal: All the babies
in the Seventh district are being
named Jerry Simpson; that Is, II
they are that kind Of babies
Mr.. Lawhead, formerly state
superintendent Of public Instruction
in Kansas, has been appointed to .
similar position In Oklahoma.
The Democratic party Of Kansas
probably needs DR.. KOch's treat
msnt, but Il will not take Il. There
IL no whisky In It.-EmpOrid Re-
publican.
A Lawrence man raised 5000
worth Of potatoes this year on 81 500
worth Of land. The Historic City
does not put In all Of its time study
Ing Greek.
Four more years Of debt reduction
on the scale on which Il was carried
In the past twelve months would
cancel the entire bonded indebted
ness Of the state.
The eighth man has fallen from
the State House dome In Topeka.
As the building IL nearing compile
tie6 n 70 not probable that many
naass win Be killed.
WtshltA kasIe: DAIrymAn Otis,
the eoagEsssmAn from the Fourth
6latxiet, does not take cream In his
oef5ss. This important fact was
given away by . relative.
Bailey waggsner, of.AtchIson, has
been offered $4,000 . year to 90 to
Omaha In the service Of Q Railroad
company, but he will not accept the
proposition. Kansas Is good enough
for him.
The state has agreed to keep the
Oklahoma convIcts for 25 cents .
day. No decent man could get Is
good board and lodging a. they have
% the Kansas "Pen" for twice that
amount.
The regents Of the State Normal
school ct EmPoFiA will ask the
legislature for an appropriation TO
enable the Institution 10 make an
exhibit at the Columbian exhibition
In Chicago.
Willis will get $4,000 . year -
national lecturer Of the Farmers
alliance. He ought to be able on
that salary to indulge In Q new
nscktis ct least once In every six
mouths.-BHtts.
The Mutual Capital Town COM
pany Of South Haven, Sumner
county, has been organized. lite
object is 10 locate . town In the
Cherokee strip As soon ~ the land IL
open 10 settlement.
II any man should succeed In buy
ing the Cherokee strip he will not
want 70 loaf around Caldwell or
Arkansas City for . while, unless he
has the whole standing army Ia bis |
Immediate nelghborhood.
AtchIson Globe: We hear . great |
deal about Jerry Simpson, Dairy
man Otis and John Davis, but no. .
word about Baker, the drouthy |
patriot who made . grease spot Of
Webb McNall. Where 10 he?
The bachelor editor Of the Arkan-
sas City Dispatch has been congrat-
ulated - the father Of twins, owing
10 another man Of like name living
there, who 10 responsible. The edi-
toF 10 still blushIng and explaining.
THE Kansas state Grange was 10
session 90 0lathe last week. Hon.
WIN. Sims, master Of the Grange,
whs aPked n the order would join
The ssW Alliance party, to which be
replied; No; the Grange has had
snoush Of politics. The order ls one
Of the strongest In the country, and
10 % doing . great work In educating
10 members on political questions,
bal % viii hsvs nothing whatever 10
- viii PaEsisasshlp."