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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-16

All calls promptly attended to.
Residence at 2I2 N. 9Th street,
Salina, Kansas.
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Publication Notice.

Publication Notice.
THE STATE OF KANSAS
In the District Court OF Saline County.
A. =. Haring.
John T. Clinton.
AImIra A. Clinton,
etal
Defendants
To John 7. Clinton and Almira 4. Clinton,
defendants, non residents nf the state o.
Kansas, and of parts unknown, you sntl
each of you are Il, rrhy notified that YOU
have been Suel. That 4. y HaTing. as plain
TIM on the iri day ~ January. A. D., iSis.
file,i petition In the district court Of Sa-
line county, Kansas, against Won praying
for n Judgment against Won for the sum Oi
500, together with interest thereon at the
rate Of u per cent per Rnuum from the ith
day of June 4. D.. ISIS, Ou your prumis~Ory
note for $40. executed Ia A. L. Haring On
December 9th, lssi, besides costs OF this re-
tion, and to fnrcclo-e mortgage given By
YOU on lots slNty-one and siNiy-three on
PARK street In Wilson's addition TO the city
of Rallna, Saline county. Kansas, and for the
sale of the said mori gagged PREMISES and o.
apply the proceetls thereof tO the payment
of this plaintiffs claim, and for the appoint
nent OF q receiver TO rent and collect the rent
OF said mortga ed premises. That you must
answer the said petition filed by this plain
tiif an or before the 2lst day Of February, a
H., Iss'O or the said petition will be taken ~
true and Judgment Of the nature above stated
will be rendered against you.
ATTEST: Atty. fCr plaintiff.
-. FREBRiCHsON.
Clerk District Court.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-27

WHAT wlLfRED FOUND ~ THE LIBRARY.
The comfort OF the little household nj the
Grange was very much affected by tie unuleus.
All incident Of Che theft Of the money and
though each Of the three who knew of n
searched everywhere, and ondoavOred 10 find
some trace " 81, nO result followed
Three days after the discovery Mr.. Caring.
ham Rae called away on magisterial bushes. A.
Quarter Sessions, aud Wifred shut Limself mn
in the library, determined 10 finish some ac
counts which bad given him some trouble.
Al lunch Maine told him she was going for
drive b the little town near TO make some
few purchases; aud shortly after lunch she
came into TIC library 10 him, dressed ready for
starting, with her purse IN her hand. 10 ask
some trivial questions about some one In the
town She staid few minutes, until her pony
carriage was announced, when they rose 10.
Rethor and went out
Nliircd stood q short time by the little car
riage while suggestion Of his was carried
out-tlat. as Mallnc was going 10 Grivc Que of
the ponies should be put on the curb instead of
the snnille. Aud then lac watched her as she
drove away down the avenue.
The FIRST thing that caught HE eve when he
went back 10 the library was the purse that tho
Cir had left on the table He picked Il an aud
ran out, thinking 10 call her back, but one of
the maids, standing IN his way in aho hail
rather clumsily hindered him, Rnd the carriage
was out Of sight when he reached the steps.
lie carried the purse back into the library
@no tossed IL down on the table Ia "a hurry 70
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Literary Men and Women I'm Landau

Mrs, Campbell Praed, in North american RsuistS. !
There is in truth, sad want Of organized
literary entertainment in London society; the
few efforts that have been made in that direc.
ton have not been successful, and have ended
IN mere evening parties. where there is much
music, and at which half the guests have no
claim 10 be considered literary. We have no
Nineteenth Century Club, no SOrOsis. The
starting OF an Authors Club strictly confined
10 literary men and women has been talked Of
but has never been carried out. At the annual
banquets of the Royal Literary Fund, or Press
Fund, literary women are not allowed 20 dine.
but are brought in when the actual feeding is
over, as children are brought in at dessert, and
are then graciously permitted to hear tho
speeches. One Of the dramatic societies was
the first, believe, 10 venture on the bold inno-
walton Of allowing women to dine at the table.
The Society OF Authors. somewhat recent
and important organization, sOlicits the menu
bership of women and admits them TO an
equality with men at the annual dinner which
OF late 1t has offered TO the representatives of
foreign literature. But the time seems yet far
of when the literary woman will sit down
with the literary man side By side at every
board in public just as she does in private.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-27
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice had
placed la ms hands by an East India missionary the
formula ola simple vegetable remedy for the speedy
and permanent cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis
tions also positive and radical cure for Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints. Having
tested It's wonderful curative powers in thousands
OF cases. and desiring 10 relieve human suffering
will send free OF charge 10 all who wish H. this
recipe In German. French English, with full di-
reotions for preparing aud using. Sent by mail by
MOVES, $50 PoueT's Block, Rochester, " "
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sent a servant for Wilfred. She returned and
said Mr.. Power had gone out but had left n
letter.
he opened il with trembling hands.
Before j 60 away, finally, should like 10
see you once more. j shall return 10 Everleigh
in three days for this purpose, and this purpose
only. Try 10 explain my absence if you can,
aud grant my request for one more interview.
am going now TO 0yerton.-W. p"
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An IrIsh Verdict.
[Galignanfs Messenaer.l

I'''1'ts"'IFtt . .ItaotFfHtI.I
An extraordinary verdict has been returned
by jury at Boyle Quarter Sessions. Two
brothers, William and Patrick Higgins, were
charged with having dangerously wounded
their brother, DOminick Higgins by striking
him on the back with a scythe. The wound
was IL inches long aud the man was not pro.
nounced out of danger for six weeks After
hearing the evidence the jury handed in the
following verdict: We find the prisoners not
guilty, but we recommend that each of the
prisoners be bound 10 the peace" The Court
ordered the prisoners discharge.
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An Exclusive yIrginIan.
Richmond Dispdtch.I

A lady called at one Of our banks and pre-
sented a check which she wished cashed. As
she was perfect stranger to the paying-teller
he said very politely:
Madam, you will have to bring some one to
introduce you before we can cash this check. ["
Drawing herself up quite haughtily, she said
freezingly:
"But do not wish to know you, sir!"
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-27
OhIn,s Omelnl VOTE.

The official abstract Of the vote Of the State
Of Ohio at the late election has been completed,
and shows total vote Of 1892. Ryan, the
Republican candidate for Secretary Of State,
has a plurality Of IO,969. The official figures
do not change the result in Congressional dis
tricts, which will stand seven Republicans and
IL Democrats
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Equalization Of Rounties.

Truman b. Dennis, CSC Herkimer street,
Brooklyn. n. Y. is circulating a well-drawn
petition for law 70 equalize the bounties
The law proposed gives every man who served
IN the army for two years or more and who was
honorably discharged, and the heirs Of him who
so served and was killed or died, or have since
died, the sum of 800 bounty, less the amount
Of bounty which the Government at any time
maid him
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Dlseharges and Other Pnner. Found.

Mr. Thomas Stewart, Washington, ID. c., has
left at The NATIONAL TRIBUNE office the
discharges Of Zedwick j. II. Burton. Co A, SOD
u. ;. G. T.; John Reed, Co. Z, 6sth u. S. c. T..
and Richard WEIGH, Co. ". 9th W. Va, and
some papers OF interest to Mrs. Nancy Jane
Peal, Towns Greek, N. O., which will be sent to
tho proper parties upon notification at this
Office.
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The Lady or the AIitten?
IPueE.l

Jack Hustle-Will you marry me?
Rita Rustle-This Is so sudden-giye me
time.
Jack Hustle-You can't afford TO waste any
more time. You must be 20 now. Say yes,
Rita
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-27
CHAPTER ~.
THE TRUTH.

Wilfred Power was greatly surprised TO re-
ceive short note from Mr. Caringham, asking
him 10 return at once. But he did so. Mr..
CaringhRm explained the matter 10 him lit
orally, interpreting Malines action as freak,
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A valuable Retriever.

lJHdJe.l
VisitOr-What do you call your dog sir?
Shenandoah Observation-Disclosures.
VisitOr-Indeed2
Shenandoah Cracker-Yes. sab. When they's
any shOOtin' goin' on he's allu5 20 miles away.
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Cnro Tor the Deaf

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oURE DEAFNESS and noisesin head Unseen comfortable
self adjusting Whispers heard. Snccest1i al REM
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New Music.

"The Old Pump on the Green " is q new and
beautiful song and chorus, now having great
sale and being sung By all the minstrel troups.
Price 40 cents. Dancing SunbeamsD is a new
schottische miiitaire, lively and inspiring, one
of the prettiest instrumental pieces published
in years. Price so cents. Both of these pubIi-
cations have illustrated titles and are published
by C. NJ. Loomis's Sons, Temple Of Music, New
Haven, Conn.
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-20
AN AWFUL CATASTROPHE
WilktSbarre Devastated by a Furious
Cyclone.
Scores OF Human Lives Lost Hun
dreds of Houses Destroyed
Thousands of People Left
Homeless and Ruined.

WILkEshARRE, Ia, Aug. l6,-N :
o'clock this afternoon the most terrible
cyclone that was ever experienced in this
locality struck this city. II came up the
river, and the suddcnncss of its coming
was one Of its awful features. The heav-
ems were as black as night. and the wind
blew with the most frighiful velocity.
Whole rows ot trees were blown down.
Following this, hundreds Of houses were
unroofcd, partially blown over aud com
pletely demolished, and, worse than all,
the visitation Of death was sent upon a
number Of people. Large districts in sew
eral sections of the city are III absolute
ruin, and women and children are in the
streets crying and wringing their hands ia
absolute dismay.
The damage will reach hundreds of
thousands Of dollars. Passenger trains
and locomotives nj the depot were blown
over and every wire in the city electric
light, telephone and tclcgraph-is down.
The devastation is 10 he compared Ia
nothing in the memory of the oldest in
habitant Everybody is rejoicing that no
fires have as yet taken place.
The streets are impossible with trees
aud fallen buildings and engines could
not be drawn through them.
The total death list, so far as ascCr-
tanned, is T.. Four men are known to
have been killed at the Hazard Wire
Rope works.
A house on Scott street, occupied by
miners, who had just returned from work, /,
fell i'm and three inmates were killed.
The huge stack of the Kyllc planning mill
fell on a man and his horses, aud all were
killed.
A little colorcd girl was killed 10y a fall
ing building on South Main street.
Two men suffered death hy the falling
of a portion Of Stcgameire's brewery and
third incurred the same fate through
the almost complete demolition of ). :.
Browns brick business block, near Mar
ket street.
There are undoubtedly fifteen or sixteen
others killed. Many poor people suffered
heavy loss aud il will be months
before all the damages will bc repaired,
fully 200 buildings being blown down or
otherwise damaged, Many of the struc-
lures were Of large size aud great value.
The Murray shaft fan house was blown
down and the fan stopped. There are q
men in the mine, but il is hoped they can
he got out safely.
LATER y. m.-Rcports come from
| Sugar Notch, mining town three miles
| from here, that the destruction uf prop.
crty is terrible, Fifteen persons were killed
at Parsons and Mill Greek, four miles
| from here. The coal breakers iu all hi
recuons have been more or less damaged
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-20
MISSOULA MATTERS.
Action Taken by III. Court Yesterday ia
several Cases.

Special i0 the standard.
MISsOULA. Aug. II. Louis Gcigcr was
was fined SO and costs 10y Justice Case To-
day for pullinga gun on Weber Nixon.
He says lac will appeal the ease.
In the case of the state vs.. T. e. David.
son charged with cmbczzlcmcut. before
Judge Evans to-day, Attorney Mats for
the defense domurrcd To the complaint on
the ground of its uncertainty, the money
that was alleged to have been taken, not
being sufficiently described. The de-
murrrr was sustained.
Judge Evans to-day gave his decision in
the case of the stat" vs.. Carl Denis,
charged with bastarly. which was tried
yesterday afternoon. He hold, the de-
fcndant over 10 the district court in the
amount Of SjO. 1, /, probable that sct.
tlcmcnt will bc reached before the ease
gets tu the district court, whereby Denis
will agree Ia support the illcPitimatr
child, whose pnrcutagc Christine licllgrrn
charges him with.
William Malcom aud Tim Sullivan to-
day filed notices of lucatiOu Of the Copper
Butte. Little Chief, White Cloud and Em-
erald mining claims near Clark's Fork
+. X. Sanders. "A native uf England, To-
day declared his intention Ia become "A
citizen of the United States.
Sheriff Houston today received a tclc-
gram from j. A. McGowan. of Horse
Plains, as follows: "Am sure We had La
La-Ncr, but not being able Ia identify let
him 20. He left for Canas."
Drpuiy Sheriff Houston * very busy l-
day making out suhpTuas IN the ease ~
the Snte VI. e.. A. Bennett. Lee Warner
ct al. charged with stealing certain cattle
belonging to ID. ]. Hcyfrpn, Bell Bros,
Michael Flynn and others. The ease will
be tried before Justice Logan ou the 9th
and about sixty witnesses are expected Ia
br present. Ii has already created con
siderable interest here the main features
So iar being the iludiug pf some cattle
with brands mentioned above recently
slaughtered, the finding uf about "A Wagon
load Uf hides in the river near Bennett =
slaughter house, the arrest II several uf
the butchers and drOyrrs IN his employ
aud the departure of Mr.. Bennett from
this urghbnrhood.
Attorney ; g.. Murray is out for two or
three days shooting grouse,
l.. van den Strrn went To- Corvallis To-
day o. Join Fred kcnnctt, who d, shooting
chickens there.
}. Il. russell, superintendent oi schools
! Of Butte, and his family, who have been
spending their vacation up th" Bitter
Root. were IN the city this afternoon cn
roul" Tor home.
JuGE" Lipplncou, DR.. Winston, Perrin
| ". Irvine. MIR. and Mrs James W For
/ bis aud MISS Irvine Of Butte came down
the valley this morning aud returned
/ home Io night
News has been brought from the rrscrv-
aiuutIat l.a.LaS"" has given mo aud -rut
/ word ip Duncan Mcdonald ~ Rayall to
meet him at Jucko river and TAX" him tu
/ the mission, where hc may confess tu Tue
I fathers aud then come m un tile train to-
| MORROW.
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DOWN AN EMBANKMENT
Horrible Railway Disaster Near Boston
Yesterday.
Fifteen Persons Killed and Twenty
Five FriEhtfully Wounded Heart
rendlug Scenes of Agony
and Death

BosToN, Aug. 1o.-Onc Of the most dis
astruus railroad accidents that ever oc-
cured in the vicinity ~ Boston, and ono
that rivals the famous Wollastou disas-
ter II October 3, ls7s, occurred this after
noon. To-day " persons were killed and
x seriously injured three fatally and'sey-
cral more sustaining slight injuries.
The train wrecked to-day was the
Wonds-liall express. The train had
passed Quincy station running 10 miles
per hour and just beyond Presidents
bridge the engine left the track and
plunged over an embankment II feet
high.
The tender, baggage car, smoker and
Pullman passing 10y the engine, were
stretched along fora distance Of l0O feet
beside the track. The foremost passen-
ger coach left the rails aud fell upon its
lest side upon the engine. The lower for
ward portion was torn 10 pieces, and of the
passengers in the ears, some 20 in number,
many were thrown into corner from
which IL dead bodics were afterwards
taken out.
lu the three rear Messenger coaches tho
occupants received no worse injuries than
a slight shaking up.
The first passenger coach was the prin-
cipal scene of death aud agony, and the
experience ~ the unlucky occupants was
probably never exceeded in horror and
suffering IN any railroad wreck of recent
years,
The killed are:
Mas. ERCuTT ALIEN, Philadelphia.
MRs. MNEN l.. FANs EMY, aged 20,
Louisville.
T.. j. Johnson, Montpeliar, w.
IouN RYAN, fireman of the train.
-Four women, two men and two women,
unidentified,
Mrs. 4. G.. WEI.Ls aud daughter, Of
Hartford, Conn.
II. l.. WELrII, Of Watcryillc. Conn.
ALIrE FENNLY,
CATHERINE FESSLI.
The following were critically injured:
MRs. OSCAR fENNLY, Of Louisville,
selldcd over the whole body.
E. NJ. Corr, of Cleveland, Ohio, scaldcd
over the whole body, not expected to live.
l.. E. Bailey, u Dorthestcr, formerly
proprietor of tho Boston Herald, scalded
on the face aud hands.
Those seriously injured number ~ and
| the condition IL two or three IS critical.
| IL is reported the name of one of the uni
Identified dead is W. n. Grady, aud two
| others are Mrs. T.. T.. johnson aud her Is
| year old hoy.
Among those seriously injured are:
Mrs. MNErHA T.. CHNsE, at the head of
| the Santa Rosa Female seminary, Santa
Rosa, California, face aud left arm
! slightly burned.
REv. I. NJ. DoNNIc, Los Angeles, Cali
| foruia, face. arms aud hips scalded.
MEs. DuMNIcE. sister ~ Mrs. Chase,
face aud hand scaldrd and suffered com
pound fracture of blth bones Of the left
| leg between the knee nnd ankle.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-20
PowpERLY IN NEW YORK.
lie VIII Endcavor to Strengthen the
knights.

NEw York, Aug. l9.-Powderly and
Hayes Of the Knights Of Labor arrived
here this morning. Sargent Of the Feder-
alton Of Labor, Wilkinson Of the Train
mems association, Howard of the Rail-
way Conductors and Sweeney Of the
SNitchmen's associations are also here.
tp To IL o'clock no meeting had been
held. Webb of the New York Central
said:
"For the past few days | have been
making arrangements to get new force
of flrcmcn in case those on the road GO
out, and have succeeded so far that any
delay from that source will ouly bc tom
porary. IL necessary, | will stop every
particle Of freight traffic, close mp every
yard and keep them closed until | have
Obtained a sufficient number IL new fire
men To resume the freight traffic. This,
think, can accomplish within Is hours,
as have long lists of men who will come
nj the wages we will pay. My road
will expend 100000 to win, aud in my
action am backed up by the stock
holders"
II seems to bc thc general opinion of
the men that Wcbb's action in refusing
to arbitratc will result in the train con-
ductnrs, ilrcmcn aud switchmcu being
called out and u prodigious strike declared
this afternoon.
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PAYING A JUST DEBT
Clark and MasinniS Allowed $4,000
Each for Time and Expenses.
Sanders and Power Receive S 900
Apiece and Their Counsel Fees
Paid d-Carter in All His
Glory.
Special 10 the standard.

Special 10 the Standard.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l9.-That protest
sent down from Butte hasn't had much
effect upon the senate. The deficiency
bill has been amended by inserting a
clause to enable the secretary Of the sen-
ate TO pay William A. Clark and Martin
Maginnis the sum of 5000 each, in full
compensation for their time and expenses
in prosecuting their respective claims TO
seats in the senate. Sanders and Power
get 81 600 each on the same account. The
senate also put in an amendment TO en-
able the secretary of the senate 10 pay
their counsel fees, the sum of S2,i53.
Secretary Carter comes down town ev-
cry night to the headquarters OF the con-
gressional campaign committee To look
over the business that Mr.. Belden has
been accumulating. The rooms are in a
fine house Oh Lafayette square, within
three doors from Blaine's house, and not
far from the white house. To get at him
a stranger has TO run the gauntlet OF two
colored messengers who take in cards.
Carter is on the second floor, and he and
Clarkson expect to run the machine when
they have learned all about Belden's
WAYS,