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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-14

on0 truUaltty WAS un.Americnn. Thus do We
plainly 80 that when the path pointed out by
patIiostsm and American ct.xenship 10 forsakcn
~ the party In power for sfhelnss of selfshness
and interruptions con ptrscies for partisan suc-
CssA IL course inevitably leads to unjust favor.
1sism, neglect Of the interests OF the masses
pervefston Of the mission Of repu oiican institu.
lions and n some forms to the most impadent
and outrageous insust to true American senti-
menk Bat shis 10 time when faith in our
countrymen should BE- fully re-established.
The notse OF the recent political revolution 10
otil1 hoari throu. bout the land. The people
have Just demoustra Cd that there 10 . 20 ns be-
POND which thsy cannot BE- led By blind psrti.
sanship end that they are qaise CON petent to
examine and decide political questions concern.
Ing their rtghu and their wsifara They have
unmefotfullv rssented every attack upon true
American manhood. and have taught the
party lea1en that thouTh slaw 70 anger
they take torftblo revenge when betrayed Tney
pormtt - % forgive our honored guest for ali
the oeeAp coau no he's ever worn. for they have
deo1arod them 70 b In fashion. They have also
declared that the decslogue hes ace in our
polis1ca. ~ they have enforced the command
uent, "Ihoc. shalt not STEAL" and have reud-
eRo1 IN emphatic verdict against those Who
have horne ialsa witneA
Who can now doubs our counsrymen's apprc-
olae1on Of that trNst % well illustrated In the
chat.cesf q Alien q. Thurman. which promp ed
htu throughout hia long career. ~ ali times. in
III c1tcu matances. and without regard to PER
Doonl cons QuenceA 10 de- the things which his
eoneuisnoe and Judgment approved. and which
he ooo0e0 20 b @ the intorosu OF hss country
and h accordancs with his Democratic faith I,
Our rejoicing ana his are increased
- 10 also celebrate tonight the
triumph % the Democratic principles for
which he fought and fell but Two short
ycas a<o end 20 complete our soy and his We
oro permitted 70 fuculse in erue Democratic an
thusiaom over the stead astnsss and devotion %
~ cfsed exhibited By our party. which. know
tng % oiecousa9cmsut has fought 10 victory
the peopae's c~use> We shall fail in our ob ,gs.
don b or teilcu-conntrymen II We ssife con-
neaencs and duty b. ignehie partisanship. but
naA Nest eysry patriotic objection a we fol.
~ - evtoense q true and honest Democracy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
a RIGH COMPLIMENT.

The following high compliment to
Prof. Scott IL taken from the LAkin
KearBey county, Iad.E. At which
place he has been conducting insti-
tute, and Il ne doubt well deserved:
Resolved, That In Prof. II. y.
Scott, Of the Kansas Wesleyan
University at Salina, Kansas, We
have found the right man In the
right place and we congratulate
the superintendent, the patrons Of
schools and ourselves upon the Sc
lection Of one whose life has been
devoted 10 education, whose indus
try Is unsurpassed, whOte zeal IL
bOundless aud with whom success
IL the only criterion Added 10 his
ability as an educstor In the strict
sense, we would not express our
true estimate Of his value II we
failed TO state our high and sincere
admiration Of bis moral teachings
and the purity Of his christian
character, ve cannot refrsin from
expressing the hoPe to US most
dear thst he may again in lsgl lie
called to instruct u aud once more
lead Us ia the quest Of intellectual
and moral light"
prof. II. Il. Scott, Of the Kansas
Wesleyan University, Saliua, Kan
sas, has made q fine collection Of
birds and ether animals for the
university. Among the specimens
arr three species Of white brandt, a
pelican, two sage hens, n lynx, q
blue heron, = black eagle, 8 jack
rabbit, = curlew. q petrol, a teal
duck, a coon, n hawk, n white owl,
and other things, snakes, eentiped-
80, taTaniulas ouch as he delights TO
handle. He alec has pretty LOT Of
horns, homes and teeth Of former
Kansas king. The professor In
tends TO train q class In taxideTnIy
here next summer. Every specimt n
in his collections l. fine and his
school IL to he congratulated"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
RAHARIA.

rTIppecsuOC 10 Br,sOkNili- Transcript
Last Saturday some sneak thief
stole q horse from Miles Nct;ee, the
horse had been piekeied out on the
meadow quite q distance from the
house aud 70 was an easy matter to
get away with IL. when Mr.. Mctiee
found out his lr--, lie Immediately
reported the ease tn 7. II. Terry,
president Of the Kan-as Valley
Detective Association, their appoint
ed riders were Immediately sent IN
all directions In search Of the thief.
kilograms were sent to the sherifis
hi over the state. The horse was
found In Salina ut the outskirts 81
town. The working Of the X. V. ID.
A., deserves eommendation for such
splendid and we'll regulated service
and no doubt had the horse been
rode any distance from Bavaria, the
thief would now lie viewing the
landscape from behind the bars, we
recommend the Association tn all
owners OF horse flesh.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04


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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
MYSTICAL RECITAL

Al the residence Of Senator J. q.
NohleT last Thur-day evening &C.
CURED a very interesting private
musical recital. The center Of at
traction was Prof. Rroeger, Of 81.
Louis. one Of the hnest aud ulost
popular piano PerformsI In The
world to-day and also . renowned
composer. Miss Katie MOhler. while
at school In -. Lonis, vas taking
music instructions under Prof. Kroe-
ger and he came opt TO make her Q
sbort visit iefors entering aPoa his
winters dnties.
A fee invited guests we're present
and the evening passed verT plsss-
Antly. the professor rendered seS-
eral selections and Mr.. ChitteBden
gave . short reading from his PIE
roma.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
LINBSBORG.
From the News.

&. NJ. FerlIn, of salina, Was In the
city Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. AlleTton were
at Salina last Sunday.
The late rains have put the ground
in splendid condition for the plow
and put life In pastures.
Lind.borg now has two first class
Touring mills which turn out work
second to none In the state.
Lawson 4 Nelson, OF Mcpherson,
assigned last week. Liabilities
about q .OO0, assets about the same.
The late rains have proved very
beneficial to the growing broom
corn, much better than has been
anticipated.
John A. Rodell IL now engaged
with Oscar johnson at Salina, and ID
making farm implements and wind
mills fairly iiy.
]. A. Harris. formerly editor Of
the Marquette TriJHn', IL running .
confectionery in South Denver.
Gust Norling, also formerly OF
Marquette. has = restaurant Ia
North Denver.
Farmers have cut aud shocked g
good portion Of their corn, and will
an abundant supply Of straw to-
sether with fair supply Of choice
hay, win be amply supplied With
feed for their stock through the
feeding months.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
Tennis ToufnsmeBt.

The tcurnamen; Of the Salina TeB-
mis- Association ended last Friday.
II Wa slI that could be expected and
tile participants were all pleased
with the manner In which Il result.
ell. In the single contest on Thurs
day the playing occupied the entire
day and was equal to any playing
ever done In the city. The final con-
test was between Henry Eberhardt
aud Carl Prescott for first aud sec
oBd prizes In which Eberhardt came
OF victorious. winning first prize,
and Prescott second. This closed
tie first day Of the tournament. At
. o'clock y. m, Friday, the tourna-
meui convened aud the playing for
doubles was commenced. This Was
more hoily contested than the play
ing 81 the day before. There were
eight couples contesting for first and
second prizes, four Of these we're re-
tired in the first round leaving only
four couples or two courts to con-
tinue the playing. Two Of these
were retired In the next round leav-
ing the contest between Asher Yer
non and Henry Eberhardt, and Carl
and F.ed Prescott for first and sec
ond prizes. After three holly con-
tested sets the first honors we're won
by Eberhardt and Vernon and the
second by the Prescott Bros. Eber-
hardt took first In both doubles and
singles and Carl second in the same.
The aggregate value Of the prizes
was shout SIS. The boys are talk
ing Of holding another tournament In
the near future. A consolation prize
Was offered the second dag and vas
won BY II. Il. Ober.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

The democrats Of saline county
held their county convention at the
court house Saturday. Delegates
were elected 10 the congressional
convention nj Conrordia, and the
state convention at Wichita. No
instructions were given. In their
resolutions they upheld the old plat
forms Of 1874 and lssS. favored re-
submission and an income tax on
sny one having A. income Of more
thSn 81 .OOb q year. The delegates to
the congregational convention were:
y. u. Tobey, Ed. Whitman, A. II.
Howell, George ID. Able and W. Il.
Gels, and for the state convention,
= J. strickler, q. ". Newman, G.
A. Hitler, Hugh Farley and Jieorge
Gentry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

AClay Center letter; Mrs. Phil
lips IL here with her husband TO as
sist him In his candidacy, aud with
her winning Ways and sweet smiles
IL making friends for the eolopel.
She IL . shrewd politician, and Il IL
said il better PnSted on the situation
than her husband. Her liking for
politics vas acquired In Washing
ton, where she resided Twelve years,
and where she still owns = house.
She Is = cousin Of John Scot, the old
Cherokee chief, by whom she was
raised. and - very proud OF the fact
that Ird!an blood runs through her
veins. She vent 10 Washington In
ls72, and SAs introduced 20 Colonel
Phillips while he was In congress.
They we're married seven years ago.
IL vas by her advice that Phillips
concluded to enter the field sgAins,
Anderson, and it is understood that
she mapped out his campaign.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
MIsIssertal nestiss.

At the ministerial meeting held In
the Y. d. G. A. rooms Last Monday
afternoon &c was decided 10 change
the hour Of the Sunday evening snd
weekday services from 9 O'Clock to
T;4s O'Clock. The present of.csrs
we're reelected for the ensuins year,
they are Rev. c. W. Magsart, Presi-
dent: p. r. Carruthsrs, secretary
Rev. r. u. Bsker sod =. T. csrra:h'
ers, executive COMMITTEES.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
KANOPOIIs.
Prom the Journal

lnE SOuNIAAH.
There IL not q town In central
Kansas Of It's age or size, that con-
tributes - much money to it, labor
ers a. KanoPolIs. Nearly 5000 is
paid out here In cash each month.
There 10 scarcely an empty house
In town, and the day OF getting q
house rent free, In order TO keep the
insurance alive or by sufierAnc- has
passed. Il IL now pay rent or move.
The salt shaft has reached depth
Of near goO feet. Formations PASSED
through recently are very queer, he-
ing q eouglomerate nia.- Of no de-
fined character, showing traces Of
volcanic disturbances; also fossil
aud osseous remains Of fish and
other aquatic life, all OF which goes
in proof Of the theory that this
broad prairie country has been at
snme prehistoric day = vSst inland
sea.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
TEsCOTT.
From the Herald.


The abundant rains which have
fellen during the past week have
pot the ground In excellent eondi-
tion for the very large wheat crop
which will be put out THE fall. IL
will help the corn and hay crop also.
Our postmaster tells us that the
business Of the postofIice has dou6l-
ed during the last year. Another
indication Of the growing imPor-
lance Of Teseott IS q business center.
The new machinery for the new
grist mill has arrived aud nov We
may expect home made -four very
soon.
Mrs. T. Z. Scott hssg gone TO wern-
srsville. Pa, where she expects to
remain sometime.
Paul Jordan was In our city =
couple Of days this week looking
after the interests Of his farm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
fonK HIS oMN LIFE

Saline county is making q record
for herself in the number Of suicides
that have occurred within her limits
during the last year. The last que
is that Of Mr.. Jno. Seug, living in
Elm Creek township near the
Ottawa line. SIR. and Mrs. Seng
have not been living happily To-
gether for some time and nj one
time there was \ divorce case IN the
district court hut ~ wss dismissed
aud they thought they would try
again 10 get along together.
Saturday afternoon Mr.. S-ng was
in town aud was showing sonIe oi
his friends 4 five dollar gold piece
he had remarked that he would
make II do good service, and soon
after went into Hoimguisi'- hard
ware store and purchased =
calibre British bulldog revolver.
While in the yard Sunday Mr..
aud Mrs. Seng began to quarrel
sgain, and Mrs. Seng declared she
would go away. and went into the
house To get some bed clothes. lie
told her she should not 90. but she
gathered up an arm load Of bed cloth
ing and told the two youngest child
rem TO follow her. aud started to- run
across the yard when Seng pulled
his revolver and fired at her. the
ball lodging in . pillow she held
hack Of her head. His oldest boy
then seized his fathers arm aud the
revolver dropped. seng thought he
had killed his wife and said 81 will
now kill myself" and selling the
revolver he shot himself. the hall
striking him in the upper part Of
the stomach, and he died In about
one hour. Several parties saw the
trouble and Others heard Mrs.
SeDg's screams about one mile
away. Several people were on the
scene immediately and he said
They have killed me-" hut some
thee or four witnesses testified to
having heard him threaten to shoot
his wife. The coroners inquest Was
held Monday and the Jury gave the
following verdict:
State Of ksnsas, Saline County.
An inquisiiIon holden nj the resi-
deDre Of Jno. Sehg, In Elm Greek
township, section FIVE, In Saline
county, Kansas. on the lat day of
September A. ID. $50, before me, 2.
b. Browne, coroner Of said county
on the body of John Seng, then
lying dead, by the Jurors whose
names are heTcunto sUbscribed.
The said Jurors upon their oaihs 10
ssy that upon the night of August
SIst. the decreased came 10 his death
by means Of = pistol shot from . ~
ealIbre British bulldog revolver,
held In his own hands and with
suicidal intent.
In testimony whereof, the said
jurors heTeunto srI their hands, the
day and year afordsaid.
MAETIN JoHNToN,
J.. y. CHAPMAN,
jos. %. IOCKARH,
W. 4. Mccall,
ANDREW CHhIsTENSnN,
DANIEL lOCKARL.
Attest This I-i day Of SAptenI-
her, 4. ID. isso. y. n. RRowNH,
Coroner Saline County.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Charles Smith, official stenogrs-
pher Of the :Oth Judicial district
court. returned last Monday from an
extended tour Of Washington aud ore
gon. He IL looking well. II is EVIL
dent that HE trip has been . good
one In that IL has renewed his health
which close application had some
what impaired.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
IFrOn the Tr.BSrIy4

prom the Transcript.
Harry Honeywell 10 back again
from Wichita after . Eve weeks
visit
Nick Bowling shipped . car load
Of hogs Monday night TO Kansas
City.
There will be the largest acreage
Of wheat sovn this fsil that has
ever been put in.
The heaviest rain Of the season
fell On Monday evening every one
feels happy.
tsehtry q Ccnkie shipped 4 ear
loads Of cattle b Kansas City, We'd
nesdsy night.
John Clark went down 10 Kansas
City, Wednesday night with . ear
load Of cattle.
Messfs. Rhute a HasksII aud Jos.
Morgan sere sellna visitors 70 this
sevr yesterday.
DR.. Stove was mp from eallns. the
beginning II the week visiting 9th
Henry Gentry.
The farmers have bsen very busy
cutting up their corn and havy
abest go % irishsd-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Prof e. n Harne. OF the Normal
Ws- married LAST Monday week to
Miss Laura Robinson, Of bridgeport.
Miss Robinson was = student at the
NoTmAl for two or three years snd
will be remembered by many Of the
old crowd"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
c.,rr~x,.s...l s~,.l.

A very pleasant ADD profitable
social wss held a. the Congregation
81 church last Tuesday svenine. IL
sss given In honor Of the young
Psopie Of the Congregational church
Of Brookville who vsFs sgPeetsd to
b present but failed 70 naieraline-
Although somevhss dIsaPPninted 81
the non-.Prearsnee Of the Brookvflle
people The ysusg people 81 sAlina
enjoyed thsnselvss hugely. A very
gUsd literary sad musical prOgraus
was rendered after Which Ice cream
snd cake wss served 10 which all
Old justice.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Rev. J. w. Crawford Of Ellsworth
will preach at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening. The service
will begin al T:I5. Communion
service will b. held next Sabbath.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Miss Villa ''aiI. aged 10. daughter
Of Mr.. I. b. Vail At one time msBs-
ger Of the Singer Sewing Machine
60. at this place, died OF quick con-
sumption last week The family
have the sympathy Of many friends
in Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Ellis RSrcirr: The address 10y
Rev. w. u. Mucklow Of Salina, on
Work ard worry" before the
Congregational Association, We'd
nesday, Was one of the best u has
been cur privilege 10 listen 10 for
many . dsy. The reverend gentle
man talks To the point.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04
rrlsnrorrpop xEN.
MARQUETTE

fFrcm the Trbune-l
W. II. Brooks has traded The
Adams property 20 Mr.. Jno- Nixon
Cor his farm.
Mrs. J. r. Brown. Of sAliDa. Who
was visiting her daughter, Mrs.. J. P.
Allen. returned home Saturday.
Axtel Palmer, Q former resident of
Msrquette, was shaking hands With
friends and renewing old aequaint-
spces here the FIRST Of the week.
Arrangements are being made to
organize . dramatic company here,
that is right let rs so 10 work, and
provide some good entertainments
during the winter.
Gee T. ZImmerie, Of worthington
Ina, will arrive In cur city In few
days, and take charge Of the mills
the building will Be enlarged and .
full set rolls put In, with . capacity
Of 100 bbls. Of -four per day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

The wsmego Melon House has or
dered - gallons Of pure sweet cider
for the New England Kitchen to be
used In the Manufacture Of minre
meat. and they NilI continue 10 ship
20 gallons T.er day for the next two
weeks 10 be used for the same Pur-
nosa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

The New England Kitchen has
commenced the manufacture Of
mince meat in large quantities.
They will supply the II. d. Lee Mer-
camille 60. with all they use. II will
he put up Ia IL, u and 80 pound
buckets. II il made expressly for
high grade family use. II will be
sold by all leading grocers Of the
city as we'll - At the New England
Kitchen
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Mrs. T. ;. Hill wife Of Mr.. T. :.
Hill who IL clerkinR for Henning &
Son died last Thursday afternoon At
Americas, Kansas. Mr.. Hill was
telegraphed for but arrived 10 late to
see his wife before death. Mr.. Hill
lost = baby some months ago and
now has only one little hoy left.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Me.srs. J. Jukes and q. LutE have
purchased Of Jesse Frost, the bel
nonIco restaurant and expect to
make one Of the first-cisss places Of
the city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Prof. n. y. Scott has returned
from the western part Of the state
where he has been holding institute
aud IL ready 10 commence his yesr's
work In the Kansas Wesleyan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Park Warren, editor OF the Solo
mon Dcmocrai, Vas nominated as
their candidate by the Democrats
for congress In this district, last
Tuesday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

According 10 the AssassoT's returns
there are 10 Saline county - SO cat
tie. : - Of which are mileh cows;
$40 horses; slS mules; LAS sheep
sId .j3B hogs. This shows up well
for saline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Manfred ROtrosk formerly 81
salIna but nov Of Springfield, H.,
vas In the city the FIRST Of the week.
Mr.. Rotroek 10 now associated wIth
the Springfield daily Monitor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-04

Mcconnell, the mute ball pitcher,
who has done such good work for
the Oilers for two years, returned to
his home in Omaha the first Of the
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