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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-06

50 GROSS A BLUNDER.
In justice to his colleague, the
Speaker, he only desired to say,
after all the feeling that tire gentle
man from New York had shown
over the alleged packing of the Kit.
terry yard in the interest Of Reed.
That the greatest majority ever cast
for Thomas 3. Reed was 2ls2 over
his democratic opponent anu 1925
round majority in 1893, when the
navy yari had been packed by 4
democratic administration.
The resolution was then adopted.
Lacy ia. submitted the majority
report ON the Observation-Disclosures
election case. The report, which
declares the seat vacant, was ordered
printed and laid over.
The House then went. into COM
mittee OF the whole on the general
deficiency bill. Without dispOsing Of
.he blll the committee rose and the
House adjourned.
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WHAT-ANOTHER-
Denver. second ENptu-iop More
ssr,ou. Than tl.e First.

DESyER, Aug. 5.-AnOther ex-
pIosion occurred here THE evening
wlth results probably more fa.al
than the one OF yesterday. AZ 3
O'Clock J. ID. GoEte!is clets IN w. n.
N.itchell's pharmacy at me sHFler
II TweniF-Third and Neiton
streets, vent down IN the cellar for
some goods. On reachlts tive foot
Of the stairs he struck a ma1OEi
chen Instantly six teu-gallon cases
Of benzIne eSpl-fied With teTrihc
force. The entire f.ons ~ she
building was blown down into the
s.i Get aud 4 customer standing by
the door was iicflrd SOME twenty
feet and badly burned :tid cut.
Correll was blown out OF the ceiias
by the explosion and escaped by the
rear door in some miraculous man
ner. lie vs. fondd n few minutes
later wandering IN thG -'l@y in q
demented condition resulting from
his burns, which were fearful. He
Was taken to the hospital, where 1t
was found that his body was one
great blister, some Of the flesh all
herring 10 his clothes when removed.
His recovery is doubtful.
Just before the explosion two lit
tie girls came Into the store and
purchased soda water, but it is be-
iieved they left just in time to save
their lives. The building took fire
Immediately and
THE ENTIRE FIRE DEPAKIYESi
was on the ground promptly. When
IL arrived the walls were standing,
but began To tOtter soon afterwards
and second later tumbled 10 the
ground mass Of broken timbeTs
aud brick. This was 20 sudden
that the firemen were unable 10 get
TO a place Of safety. Three were
caught in the ruins and Fireman
Pat Gallagher had both hips broken
and was injured internally, and
Charles Craig, driver for Chief
Pierce, had both legs broken and
was badly cut and bruised. The
otLer, though severely injured, is
not seriously hurt.
On the second floor Of the build
ing were q number Of rUOners, anu
Il is feared that some OF them, while
attempting TO escape, were caught in
the falling building and crughed 10
death in the ruins.
The fire was eXtinguished within
half an hour after the arrival Of the
and q large force Of men
are now NJ work clearing away the
debris. II is known that all the
in the store, with the ex-
ceptiOn Of GOrrell, escaped. Mr..
Mitchell il now in New York City.
Gorrell's people reside In Payne,
Ohio.
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LION COFFEE
selection OF
tiocha, Java and
hio, properly
blended and IS
conceded BY al
20 make the
incest cup Of
Coffee in the
land. A Beayti-
full Picture Card
In every Pack
age For Sale
eyerywhere.ksS
your Grocer for
IT,
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

yyTHO SEED ANYTHING IN THE
w Clothing line TO cali upon Baton &
o, a. Main s., where they viii rnd well
selected stock. OF mems and boys' suits
oveTals, bats, caps, shIrts. etc, a. very low
YOU riEEt- dtf
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but il was claimed that they were
in the country at the date Of the
last treaty. These were permitted
to land under writs OF haheas corpus
issued by the courts. The act Of
October /, 1855, provided against the
return OF lEbOrers, but did not pro-
vide against tine coming OF Chinese
lab0reTs who were never in the
United States. The bill now under
consideration proposes a settlement
nCthat question. 10 makes the eN-
clusion permanent and thoroughly
effective.
The report refers to the disposition
shown 20 reopen The question Of the
u.opriety Of exclusion, based on She
statement that Chinese are never
found III prisons or pOOrhOuses, and
are peaceful 5rd law-abidinG. In
answer to these statements taCies
are produced, showing tnc: IN ten
wears E7.I6j Chinese were arre-tCs
in san Francisco alone, and n state
mcnt was made by the chief Of
police TO the effect that the Chi
nese commit more crimes in pro-
portion 10 their numbers than any
others in the city; that they are
vicious anu immoral ami dangerous
10 the young OF both sexes Of Other
ragt-.
Chairman Hit presented minor
ity report, dissenting from the favor
able action OF the majority upon the
Lill, - he says It is in conflict with
q treaty now in force, 20 which the
f.ith r. the intel States IS pledged,
and which declares that the United
state may regulate, limit or sus-
pend such coming or residence, but
may not absolutely prohibit it.
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4 No. River Sand OF Building
Clay, address Cyrus II. Gold, care
Of Z. &. NJ. l., :. l.. City, who will
furnish you from one 10 Ia, 0AO loads.
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO

NOR VERY DESIRABLE LANDS.
= Both Agricultural and Grazing. N
Northern Chihuahua. near Colony D!aH-
For fun particulars. spply TO DEsEEEI
NEWS onee, or W. Derby johnson. Jr-.
Colony Diaz, Cantor GaIssna, ChihushuA.
HsJioo. ss&uts
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WEDNESDAY EVENING
50 Gross A Hr.rNpER.

bright a man as Cummings had |
perpetrated
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CONGRESSIONAL.

TUESDAY IH TAE HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
GYPSUM CITY
From the Advocate. !


Judge Prescott and " ife, Of Salina,
are visiting Jonat han Tinker and
wife.
Attorney Joe Moore, Of Sallna, was
In the city Msnday, on legal BUSH
ness.
Mr.. John Pease, Of Sheridan eoun-
ty, Is visiting her parents e. Lehman
and wife.
Mrs. Harry Tolle, Of California.
was recently visiting the family Of
Judge Davidson. Mrs. Tolle used to
reside In the valley and would like
to return to IL again.
Elders Slit and Dunnaway have
been holding religious service every
nizht this week aud will probably
continue them next week Elder
Dunnaway has been drawing some
interesting word pictures Of people.
We should attend all and see wheth-
er we recognize our own likeness.
The Elder 10 . good sermonlEer.
Herscheal whitehead informed rs
q few days ago, that the corn crop In
Marion county was fairly good this
season. So much 90 that good wages
were made at 8 cents per bushel and
boarded for husking. Let us see.
Corn 10 selling at 50 cents. Say 7
cents for husking, leaving - cents.
Is bushels to the acre makes t7.74.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25

Don't fail To hear the Swedish
Quartet in the Opera House, on
Friday evening Jan. End. Reserved
seats AT Whiteheads Scots, admission
ut the door 81 cents, To gallery 25cts
NEW YORK CITY. The readings
and impersonstions Of Miss Lura
Barden were enthusiastically APP
plauded. She possesses rare power
a. 3 reader.-Drdmutic N.Ws.
INDIANAPOLIs, IND. Lura Barden
reads remarkably well. She moved
the audience at will with her humor-
Gus and pathetic sketches. Her
delineations won for her recalls
every time.-Ddiy Journal.
MIDDDETowN, CONN. The fine
weather and the attraction in the
Star Course at Russell Library Hall
last evening drew out large audi
ence. The Swedish Quartet APP
pearing in their picturesque u national
costumes, pleased the audience with
the grace and brilliancy Of their
singing, and had to respond to sew
eral enchores.-
GREEN BAY, Wis. Miss Barden
is talented young lady, and in her
humorous selections Kept the audi
ence in continual laughter.-The
AdrdHce.
The finest Swedish concert combi-
nation now travelling will be In Sa-
lima Friday evening, Jan. 2nd, at
Bonds opera house. This is their
fourth season in America, Sthey be-
ing now on their way to,the Pacific
coast. The male quartette will APP
pear in their highly picturesque
national costumes. They have sung
In the principal eastern cities, and
have been highly commended by
press and critic wherever they have
been. They sing many Of the songs
that were sung at Paris when they
won the $1,000 prize In the compe-
titOn Of all nations. They sing
In both Swede and English, and
give q most pleasing and varied pro-
gram.
No one should miss this emporium
ity. Come early and avoid the
rush. Admission has been reduced
to 50, IS and p cents.
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The shinInR LIahas.

OF the old world, soldiers, statss-
men and men OF letters, all write In
the most extravagant praise Of our
facilities for travel In America.
And we are entitled TO the praise.
On every English line there IL the
same old dust lunch counter, known
by all tourists for these many years.
Not even . drink Of water, nor .
crust Of bread TO be had on the train.
Nc wonder our transatlantic friends
express amazement when they slt
down to a hotel dinner on one Of the
palace dining cars on the Union and
Southern Pacific railways-an ar
rangement which IL the most perfect
in the country to-day. w. 8. BARR,
Agent U. z. System.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Our football IL "busted."
We will furnish the city with q
number Of bOok-ksePers next year.
The Sophmores have adopted a
very pretty pin for g class emblem.
Report cards were given out Tues
day forenoon.
The boys reported q good time at
the s. n. \. o. banquet Tuesday
night.
We are going to have high school
paper, John CumbOw, editor.
The schools dismissed at I o'clock
Wednesday afternoon. Cause, teach
ers' meeting.
The high school enjoyed q half hol-
iday Tuesday afternoon.
The regular monthly literary pro-
gram was well rendered and well
attended.
Our library IL rapidly increasing.
Prof. Stevens went to Omaha last
Friday.
Our class In natural philosophy Is
progressing rapidly under the man
agement Of Prof. Cook.
We have several artists In our
room, a. the boards will bear wit
ness.
We have over . hundred pupils In
the high school room.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
BRooKvILLE

From our own correspondent
Remember the ball 10 be given New
Years eve by the band boys.
HI DeTombey 10 nov able TO be
around by the aid Of crutehes after
several months confinement from .
broken leg.
Last Friday Rev. 3. l.. Semans'
team became frightened away with
him. After . run OF about . mile he
managed to stop them without dam.
age.
Miss Lu Jennings, Of Sallna, 10
visiting friends here.
The "Do Snmethings'gave . social
-'I'i,. residence Of J. Duncan, Friday
evening = large crowd was In Atten-
dance aud an enjoyable time was
had.
The State bank has commenced
work on . stone building 50x50. one
story, two rooms, one 10 Be used - .
uouk IOouh anu euOtuot = ssOrS IOOu1s
This will partly Ill up the space
caused by the fire aud also give more
store room for the business Of the
town.
90. Duncan, ons Of our energetic real
estate and business men, knowing
the necessity for . paper, traded for
the Beloit Trade Journal and vs
will have . paper here before the
readers by Friday II the forms can
possibly Be gotten mp In time. Il
will be called, The Earth. J. Dun
can will b proprietor and n. q.
Amos, manager and editor.
J. b. Miller. Of the Junction City
shops, and formerly Of The shops
here vss mp Monday locking over
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS.

NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS.
From our own correspondent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Kenison are re-
joicing over the birth Of 9 daughter.
DR.. J. o. Thompson returned last
Tuesday from = trip to Atchison and
Kansas City.
Miss Ruth Gillespie took her de-
parture last Sunday morning for her
home In Malta, Morgan county, Ohio,
after Q pleasant visit Of two months
with relatives here.
samuel Croyle adds one more TO
the number and says II Is q bright
bouncing baby boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Williams enter
tanned . number Of their friends last
Thursday evening with music, cards,
and dancing. An elegant lunch was
served at II o'clock.
Mr.. Ed Wells has 80 far recovered
from his recent injuries as to be able
10 De present ~ the CaInDrla Literary
Society Monday evening.
Messrs Peter Thomson, Fred Sof-
sky and Miss Lena Sofsky attended
the christening at Mr.. Carl Benz ut
Sslina last Sunday evening.
A wedding on the taPIs In the pro-
pribquity. Wait and see.
Mr.. Frank Blundon, Of KAnopolis,
Kansas, is spending his vacation here
with his brother Will and sister
Florence.
Geo. 9. Mock stopped over here for
one daY on his way from Denver,
leaving Sunday morning via the
Union Pacific for the home Of his
parents In Ohio. JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
SheriTs Sale.

State OF Kansas. County Of Saline.
Katie =. Rand
Chauncy Lee and AnnaiIee his wits and Ad.
Eyance Thrasher Company.
By virtue Of IN order Of sale, iaauedout fcf
the clerks once Of the district court sitting
In aud for said saline comfy, In the above
entitled artiOn, and 70 me direeted.f will, e1n
TUESDAY. THE Eth DAY or JANUARY,
1871, NJ O'Clock In me afternoon Of sald day,
nj the front door % the eourt house IN snId
county, Offer for sale nj public suction an1
all, without appraisel1ent. IN the hlEhe1e
and best bidder Tor cash In hand, 20 saiisfy
said order % sale. all the estate, title and In
tereSt. Of the above namef defendants. and
earl Of them, and all peFrOna Claiming un2sg
them, In and 70 the following described trnet
and parcel % land. nituated In aald e0unfF,
tOvit: The southwest quarter Of section
iwenty-one t2ll, In township nfssn n1i
south, Of range two ~ west 1.-THE sixfh pgin-
eipal meridian. and containing one hundfod
and sixty acres, more o. les, toeetheP vita
the appurtenanees thereto belonEfnR.-,aub.
Jet IN the lien Of q esrtaln mortEnlk~
executed to secure tbs sum % Hs1M
with the Interest 10 aecrus Hher1oS
from september -. ts8s. and recorfkd In vol.
~ page ~. Ia the record Of meHgAges 10
Given under my hand al my SsnBe. IN Dc
city u salina In aid county Il n 2lfh daT al
December, lseo FRED n. QuiNcT .ahSriiF.
OWES A BAssErr, Atty faF PiainiiR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
LINDsBORd.
LRrnIn the NaEal

DIR. Mellin has resigned his posi-
ton ct the college 10 take effect to-
day. The Board will elect his sue
cessoF.
Nearly every school in this county
II becoming fairly well graded and
with the uniform Of text books will
do much better work than hitherto.
Mr.. John Ciausssn and family, Of
Lesvenworth, are visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Claussen,
and will remain over Christmas.
Five years have elapsed since their
last meeting.
Mr.. John T. Olson, . brother Of
Mr.. N. T. Olson, Of this city, died ut
his home near Assarla on December
18th Of brain fever after brief ILL.,
ness. He leaves Q wife and children
TO mourn his loss.
Miss Ella HsgIsr, Of 5slina, visit
ed the family Of G. L. Newman last
Saturday and Sunday.
DR.. Curtis returned Wednesday
evening from st. Louis, where he
was called on business.
Monday morning Victor Blum
was found dead In bed ct Peter
Viclund's residence In Marquette.
The coroner's jury found that his
death was caused by sufiication pro-
duced by some unknown cause.
A farmer In this vicinity evident
ly don't see any profit In feeding
fifty cent corn to cent hogs. The
other day he traded two pigs for
t~o pct cats, even up, too, and pleas
ed with the bargain at that!
Our farmer friends have not given
up the idea Of establishing Q corpo-
ration store in this city. They held
Q meeting In the school house last
Saturday aud considered the constl-
tuition and bylaws, and meet again
tomorrow Saturday to complies
and adopt them and to open mp their
books for subscription Of stock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
CHRISTMAS EVE.

The Sunday schools generally held
Christmas exercises last evening
Elaborate preparations had been
made at the Congregational, the NJ.
f., English Lutheran, Episcopsle,
aud Christian churches. Besuti-
full decorations, fine singing, recita
tons and other kinds Of entertain
ment, wIthgifts and holiday presents,
made the occasion q very joyous
one to the children Of the several
denominations. The children Of
the Swedish Lutheran will be given
q festival on Friday at the church.
Great preparations are making for
the occasion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
A PAPER MILL.

/ Chicago Capitalists who Desire 20 Estab-
Iish . ssS. 900 or s7B. 900 Plant fer
the Mssufaeture Of Paper In sa-
| llBa.-TwiBs ts be Made by
the Concern Also.
The outside world has its eye on
Salina. This week, Mr.. Barney, Of
Chicago, nephew Of Mr.. Ekstrand Of
this city, laid before the Commercial
club proposition for starting . pa
per mill In Salina. He represents q
Chicago syndicate who propose TO iu-
vest t65, 900 or sT5, 900 in & plant. The
mill would give employment TO Is or
30 persons on the start and the num-
Der would be augmented with the
growth Of the business. The comps-
ny wants three or four acres Of
ground lying between the river and
the railroad yards; this could be
easily supplied.
The advantages Of the location Of
such an institution in our midst il
self-evident. The mill would con-
sumo straw. the most Of which Is
now practically wasted. Straw at
the mill would bring 81 or sIa ton
and as three or four tons can be rails
ed on an acre the farmer would re-
celve q large increase In the amounts
for his farm products. The extra
people employed would make that
much better home market for other
produce, and on the whole the farm
eTs would receive more benefit than
anybody else. Flax also will be
needed by the mill the farmer sell
ing his seed 20 the grain dealers aud
the straw 10 the mills. Flax il rails
ed In large quantities in Iowa, Ne
braska, the Dakotas, Minnesota, and
IL so why not in Kansas, which has
climate superior to any Of the
states named? Better days are
dawning for the farmers of Saline
county. Disqualification Of crops will
now be made more practicable
and the farmer will not have bear
thstaunting advice OF the unsophisti-
Gated city chap without being able to
show some practical result Of diver
sification.
The people Of the city all know the
value Of such an institution and Il il
unnecessary for US to enter into a de-
tailed explanation TO them. Any
legitimate means for increasing our
population Is always fostered and
the establishment Of a paper mill
will be hailed with joy. Property
owners and in fact all people should
give this project their hearty sup
port. A little effort now is all that
will be required to make Il an Rssur-
ed fact.
Hemp grows spontaneously In
Kansas and il IL the intention Of the
company to utilize this material in
the manufacture OF twines. 10 Kan
sas could produce her own binding
Irvine, and there seems to be no
reason why she should not, what
need we care for the trusts and COM
bines Of other places. With q little
cultivation hemp will become a prof
liable product for the farmer to raise.
AS expressed elsewhere in this paper
the Interests Of the farmers aud the
towns people are one in these mat
tiers. All have a part to perform in
up an industrial center here
and just in the measure rs enthusiast
tie, substantial work and hearty CO.
operation Of all parties concerned
prevails, just in that measure, will
be the material welfare of all the
people Of Saline county and Of Cen
trail Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
HORTICULTURAL MEETING.

A meeting was held at the Office OF
r. II. Bishop, Esq, In SalIna on the
18th inst. at 2 o'clock, p. m. And
on motion Il was resolved that Sa-
llne County horticultural Society
be organized and that we the under
signed unite In q call for q meeting
for the purpose Of effecting such Or
ganIZatIon and that said meeting be
held on the SIst day Of December,
1880, at ? o'clock, p. m, Of said day,
at the offlce Of r. II. Bishop, Esq.
THOMAS ANDERSON.
b. b STIMNEL,
A. w. JONES,
p. II. DOLAN,
r. II. Bishop,
J. WEAVER,
FIG. BARKER,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
Holiday Travel.

A holiday excursion ticket makes
an appropriate Christmas present.
II fits any size stocking and suits
any size purse. The favorite Santa
Fe route has made very low rates
from this place to points on A. T. q
). r. X. X within Q distance Of 800
miles, for holiday business. Tickets
on sale December cath, 18th and Slst,
and January LIST, good until January
5th returning. Call on Geo. II.
Anthony, agent A. T. 4 =. +. r. r..
for particulars.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
R..oIu,Iop of IpaIrpa,,su.


We clip the following from last
weeks Union, by request:
The following resolutions were
unanimously passed at q regular
meeting Of Cambria Alliance No.
1921 on Dec. 18th 1890.
WHEREAS, IL has become known
tO rs that our Bro. Edward Wells
was cruelty and heartlessly neglect
ed OF the night Of the 9Th instance
by q police officer Of Salina, who
knowing of his injuries caused by
the running away OF his horse which
dragged him some distance, and
knowing that he was In need Of care
and attendants left him on the bare
floor without proper covering.
Therefore, be Il
ResOlred, That we denounee the
brutal treatment that Bro. Wells
received ut the hsnds Of said officer
as unbecoming an officer Of { e law
and In violation OF the principles Of
common humanity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25

It 10 reported that some swlndlers
have been working on the farmers
in Saline and Dickinson counties,
claiming to represent an alliance
furnishing house In Kansas City
and taking orders with q small
advance payment. Needless to say
the goods never showed up and the
sharpers are ahead the money they
collected. biLene Reflector.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-25
. a1ina
Wills Book Store
cRRIsrIAx SoRnAL CONVECTION.

The Christian Normal Convention
Of the Fourteenth Sunday School
district Of Kansas, will be held 81
Herington, January SO, 1891.
Normal work proper will begin on
Tuesday at 800, .. IN, and will con.
tinue Its sessions during the fore
moons and afternoons Of the conven.
ton. This department will be con.
Quoted by NJ. Ingels, of ToPeka, Stats
Evangelist, and will cover all phases
Of church and Sunday school work.
Bring your Bibles, pencils and tab
lets with you.
DiscOurses or addresses will be de-
livered Of evening by ministers In
attendance.
Every Christian church and Sum
day school should send Q large dele
gatisn. Those outside the district
are cordially invited. Come early
and attend all the sessions. It will
richly pay you.
Please notify me Of your coming
and I will provide free entertain
meDt for you. When you arrive 60
direct to the church. Send In your
names at once.
Yours for large convention,
o. l.. COOK,
Harrington, Kansas.