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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-15
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cas'., aui L. m- directed aud delivered will
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Tuesday the 3rd day OI June.
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of SaiinI. ~aiiur county. Kansas. ofisF frF
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taken ~ the property 0i the RtHpNr named
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lee sold '" satisfy said "r'i"r "f 'a!r "r = Part
thereof.
Given under my hand this s'ih ,Iay "f
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lS-I sheriff uT saline county. Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-15
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MILITARY - LAND - COMPANY.

To those wishing good homes
near the stations and the Military college make
will them we'll the Military Land Company put
and twenty-five lots the market $500 each payable
ten cent cash. the balance payable nstaments per
each MONTH If these lots be used
building FIFTEEN beautiful Cottages design
styles fifteen Of the one hundred and
sold and the cottages with
Seventeen more premiums amounting to Twenty-Five Hundred Dol
lars to with the lots The company will build
Two houses, costing $1,000
each $1,000
Two houses, costing 700
each HOO
Eleven houses. costing 600
each $500
One cash premium 500
One cash premium POO
One primium OftuitiOn at
Military college or cash 2OO
One premium of tuition at
Kans. Wesleyan or cash POO
One premium of tuition at
Normal College or cash 200
Twelve cash premiums of
100 each 1900
Total i'm premiums Sl2:5OO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-15

To regulate the stomach, liver aud
bowels, Dr. Piercs's pellets excel.
One q dose.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-15

Asgood house, in the north part in demand by
those interested in the Military College Railroad men, Agents
Engineers Femen Bramen and other employees different
railroads that SAna e the stations an
opportunity $ offered by the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-15

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-15

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-15

First published April 2iih. ISsL
In tlt. District Court 81 the STATE. uT Kan
Ia aud fer Saline county.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-06-01
LOTTERY SCANDAL.
Dakota Telegraph and Railroad Men
Corrupted.

MISSEAPoLIs, MINI, May 81. - The
Journal prints sensational story to-day
affecting prominent officials of the North
ern Pacific road Ii charges that on the
night of February 4th the Western Union
telegraph wires were cut two miles east of
jamestown, n. D., and that investigation
proves the work was done by prominent
Northern Pacific official, and tits supposed
at the instance of a still higher official, who
il is claimed, worked the wire himself TO
Bismarck. At that time great many tele-
grams, both for and against the lottery pro-
ject, were passing over the wires and the
operators side-tracked such as were unfa-
vorable to the lottery and rushed the others
through with all possible haste. 1t is
charged that they advised the friends of the
lottery of the contents of messages intended
for the anti-lottery people in advance OF
their delivery to those entitled 10 them,
ard thus put the lottery crowd in posses
sion of the secrets ane plans of the anti-lot-
terry people before the opponents OF the lot
terry could communicate with each other III
different parts of the State. Long petit
tions and lists of names in favor OF the lot
terv were, il is said rushed through without
charge, while protests against the lottery
were delayed. Passes were issued indis-
criminately TO friends of the lottery bill,
written on ordinary nOte-heads, with or
ders to conductors that they be returned to
the prominent official when taken up. The
Journal prints fac smile of one OF them.
The Western Union has made careful in
vestigatiOn of the charges, obtaining salts
factory proof of their truth.
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HARRIsoN's RECEPTION.
The President stops Over Few Hours in
Pittsburg.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. May B.-Presldent
Harrison held reception at Mechanical
Hall Exposition Building at o'clock this
morning Three thousand people shook
hands with him. He was the guest OF the
Scotch-Irish Congress. The reception at
the hall lasted half an hour, and at its con
clusion three cheers were given and the
Presidential party returned to Union lSta-
ton. A large crowd had gathered TO see
him leave. He held an informal reception
among the railroad men, superintendent
pitcairn acting as master of ceremonies.
Tpon arrival at his car he was much sur
prised to find a beautiful floral tribute IL
was large set piece of pansies, immor-
telles. roses and smilax. The base was about
& feet long by - feet wide 1t was feet
high. 1t was representation OF the seal OF
Pittsburg supporting the shield OF the
United States The pillars of the seal
were of roses twined with smilaX. The
shield was of immortelles and bore the let
ters "IT. <. A." On the base was inscribed :
..To President Harrison and Secretaries
Window. Wanamaker and Rusk, with the
Compliments of the Chairman OF the CITY
Committee Scotch-Irish Congress-
The President and his Cabinet officers
were much pleased with the offering ana
thanked Mr. Hamilton, member OF the ke-
ception Committee, very impresslyely, 10
repeated calls for a speech the President
responded by appearing on the car platform
and bowling. At 10 o'clock sharp the tram
pulled out and the Presidents second visit
10 Pittsburg was over.
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TO HOIST THE GAR.
AMIsBLE SUBJECTS WHO HAD THEIR DYNA-
MITE READY.
The Details Of the Plot Discovered Il Paris.
They Were GOaded to il by Russian
CrueIty-A Prisoner Escapes-Gen-
eral Foreign News.

PARIS. May 3l.-The Estdtdte says that
the Nihilists recently arrested here. for
plotting against the Car. were on the point
of dispatching lot of explosives 10 81.
Petersburg when they were seized. The
arrests. it is further stated. were made on
information received from the Russian po-
lice. Mendelsohn, the Nihilist leader, now
in the custody of the police of this city,
was implicated in the Socialist troubles az
Posen in 1888. He was at that time ar
rested. tried and sentenced to long
term Of Imprisonment. Upon the com
pletion of this sentence Mendelsohn was
surrendered to the Russian authorities on
the charge Of having been engaged in an at
tempt upon the life of the Car. Al the
frontier he effected his escape, as has al
ways been supposed. through the conni-
vance of Russian officers. His father IS
prominent banker of Warsaw, and broth
er-in-law OF an eminent author Of Berlin.
Mile. Bromberg. one of the women arrest
ed with Mendelsohn and the other conspi-
rators. is a medibal student who declares
her innocence of any knowledge of the con-
tents of the box placed in her care.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-06-01
NEW JOHNSTOwN
Observes the First Anniversary of the Great
Flood.

JoHxSrowN, pa, May 3l.-The annivcr-
sary of the flood was observed to-day by a
general draping of business houses in som
bre black. The first twelve months after
the disaster finds the city well
to-do in business and man
ufacturing way as the Cambria
Iron Company and steel rail mills have
almost doubled in capacity. As regards
general rebuilding, there is woeful waste
of uptuned and useless lands, and the
Johnstown of to-day is a rude and rough
town as compared with the hand
some city Of over one year ago.
In all churches and charitable in
stitutions. memorial services were held
to-day. and and immense throng attended
the solemn services over the hundreds OF
unknown dead in Grand View Cemetery.
A startling feature Of the day was the find
ing of two unknown bodies in an abandoned
cellar, even while the memorial parade was
DasSiQE
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LATE NEWS IN BRIEF

The father of Senator Gilbert Pierce, oil
North Dakota, died at Tassanong Mil yes
terday.
Albert Wyman and Fred kroll were
killed and Hartman Pulinski seriously IN IN
iured at an accident on hand car near
Monroe, Wis.
Horn & Chapman's slaughter house ana
other small buildings in San Francisco
burned; loss $4,000.
Two men were burned TO death in the
mills of Ritchie & Wilson in Philadelphia
yesterday.
Eon. Violante, Saline, McClelland, Fides,
Blithe and Admiral won in the Morris PARK
races yesterday.
Hopeful. Anna Elizabeth, Cent B, Daisy
f. and Georgetown won in the Latonla
races.
$500 police of New York paraded yester-
day
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FARM LOAN PLANS.
CARLISLE WRITES A LETTER IN OPPOSITION
TO THEM.
He Says the Alliance Proposition Would MOI
Bring Relief Republican Senator's Work
ing On the Tariff Bill-General
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, May 3l.-Senator Carlisle
has written letter to B. F. Howard, Of
Alabama, saying that the bill providing
for system of Government warehouses
for farm products will only relieve one
third of the $500 counties in the United
States, as the product of that one-third
only brings them within the limitations of
the bill. No money will be issued on these
warehouses for the benefit of the rich
counties as against the poorer, and that the
of redemption like pawnbroker's ticket,
and the farmer, being himself unable TO
redeem, will be forced ultimately to dis
pose of it at any price offered. Also that
the Government should abstain from any
interference with the personal and domes-
tic affairs of its people.
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TACKLING THE TARIFF.
The Republican Senators Hard at Work on
the Bill.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 31.-The Re
publican members of the Senate Committee
on Finance resumed consideration of the
tariff bill at 10 o'clock this morning, and
remained steadily at work until 40 p. H.,
when IA short recess was taken for lunch.
They refused to see any one except Demo
cratic members of the Committee, who
dropped in one at time, but remained only
little while. There was no one about the
Capitol who desired to be heard and the
Committee was enabled to make cOnsidera-
ble progress with the bill. At the hour for
recess, schedules A and Is, covering chemi-
Gals, earthenware, potters' and glassware.
has been disposed of, and several pages of
schedule c, metals and manufacturers of
iron and steel The changes that were
made from the text of the House bill are
said to have been comparatively light and
nnimnnrtant
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Another Record smasher.

New YORK. May 3l.-The Normannia,
the latest addition TO the fleet of the Ham
burg-American Packet Company came into
port Yesterday morning. She covered her
self with glory by smashing all records for
maiden voyages and fulfilled the eXpecta-
tions of her owners and admirers. Her
trip was from Hamburg and Southampton,
and she made the voyage from Queenstown
10 New York in six days. five hours and
one minute. The best previous record was
made by the Columbia of the same line,
i'm July 1859. when she made the trip IN SIX
davs. five hours and fOrty-siX LhnuteS.
The Normannias time, for the sake OF uni
forr;itv - taken from Queenstown.
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barrett Rnck and Wei.

New YoRK. May 3l.-The reports that
have found their way into print from time
10 time for several months about the seri-
Gus state of Lawrence Barretts health,
were all discredited to-day, when the Lain
brought Mr.. Barrett home, feeling better
he said than he had felt before in years.
He believes that the difficulty with his
neck. which has caused him so mucn
trouble and compelled him 10 close his
season in December. is now entirely cured,
and ne spoke hopefully and confidently of
the work of the next season.
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TRADE INDICATOR.
Dun & Co.'s Report on the business of
the Week.

New YORK, May 3l-R G.. Dun X Co. 5
weekly review of trade: Another week
brought the distinct reaction in speculative
markets, which was only suspected week
ago. The iron and steel industry has not
vet realized the decided improvement. and
BUYERS do not forget that the present pro
duction at the rate of 100000 tons yearly,
is more than the country has ever yet
taken into consumption. I'm the specula-
tive markets wheat has had a sharp fall OF
SIC on sales of 35,000,000 bushels here.
With only month more before new wheat
will begin to fill the channels of commerce,
it is certain that the country will have to
carry over large unsold surplus Corn
has been unchanged, and oats half cent
lower.
Business failures occurring throughout
the country during the last seven days,
number 2lS, as compared with total OF
222 last week For the corresponding week
of last year, the failures were 2l5.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-06-01
CABLE BKENITIEs.

Mr.. Loring, the retiring American
Minister to Portugal, mad cordial fare
well meeting with the King and Queen
yesterday.
The Portuguese Chamber Of Deputies
has approved the proposal TO increase all
taxes six per cent
Emperor William has postponed his visit
20 st. Petersburg until August l3.
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LIVELY EXPERIENCES.
\ Charleston Man Who Saw Very Event
ful Day.

Special telegram 10 he Register
CHARLESTON, W. VA. May 3l.-Seldom
is the case that one man is a witness to so
much that is of horrible nature as fell in
a single day 10 the gaze of gentleman who
has Just arrived here. after a trip TO Ken
lucky. He was Thursday morning at Fort
Gay, Just across the State line from
Louisa, Ky. where he saw negro in
stantly killed \ white boy in a quarrel
hit the negro with 4 rock, splitting his
skull and causing the brains to ooze out.
He proceeded on his journey and in a short
lime arrived al Catlettsburg, Ky.
Here, while waiting for a train, he saw
the body of a unknown man drawn out Of
the water While on the train between
CatlettSburg and Charleston, he was wit
ness toa railroad accident at Hurricane
station: a train ran into a hand-car, on
which We're several workmen. They were
all pitched into the air. but none were hurt.
To close the day. the traveller had hiswatch
stolen by thief
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4 victory for Mingo.

MINGo JUNCTION, o., May 3l.-The Liv-
erpool boys arrived here full of enthusiasm
at winning two games at Wellsburg, yester-
day, and expected TO wipe up the earth
with Mingo, but met with Il Waterloo.
Kelley pitched the game of his life, strik-
ing out II of Liverpool's heavy batters and
giving them but one base on balls, and was
backed up by Feeters in his usual fine style.
McLeish. of Liverpool, made two fine
catches in left garden. Following Is the
score by innings:
Nnro ..............0 q o / 0 . , 0 O. .
Liverpool ..........O D o o 0 o o o O. o
Summary Mingo ); two base hits,
Feeters, Liverpool, ! struck out by Kelley
II. by Carey !; base on balls, off Kelley J.,
off Carey ): batteries, Feeters and Kelley,
Albright and Carey. Umpires, Lotus rnd
Biles
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4 Nihilist's Confession.

PARIS, May 3l.-In an interview today
one of the Nihilists arrested Wednesday
declared that the recently reported atroc-
ties in Siberia had driven himself and his
associates to the concoction of desperate
schemes for revenge. 1t was because Of
those outrages. he said, that their plans
were formed, and their experiments with
dynamite bombs were made with 4 view 10
the use Of that explosivcin Russia.
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niaholicaI Oriental Grimes.

CALCUTTA. May 3l-A horrible discov.
ery has been made on the Eastern
Bengal Railway At every station pas
sengers are warned not TO accept food
or drink offered TO them by strangers,
as an organized band has been
discovered whose plan il is to treat passes-
gers to food. drink and sweetmeats which
have been poisoned and decamp with their
booty while the victim is insensible or
dead. Widespread distress and many
deaths have resulted from these crimes.
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Petit the Champion.

LONDON, May 3l-The international con-
test for the tennis championship between
Saunders of England and Petit of Amcri-
ca closed Yesterday.
Each man had to gain three more nets IA
order to win and Petit made them.
He was declared the winner amid ire
mendous cheering on the part Of the large
crowd that witnessed the contest
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-06-01
wealthy Lady Dies in Solitude.

PU1LALELPHIA. PA, May 3l.-Mrs. Het
tie B. SCHUYLER, aged 50 years old. who
lived alone in her magnificently furnished
house. No. IS North Eighth street,
was found dead on the bed
in the second story front room
Thursday. She had evidently been dead
about three days. In the room with the
BODY were found about $1,000 worth Of dia-
mond iewelry. bank deposit books showing
n balance of $4,000, "a check on Drexel Il
Co. for :. 900, and bonds worth many thou
sands more and deeds for several houses.
Mrs Schuyler was considered very
wealthy. No suspicion of foul play is en-
tartainpd
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Murdered for a Reprimand.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 3l.-Q. a. Nc
Million. one of the wealthiest and most
prominent mill men in Arkansas, was muir
dered in Lincoln county, yesterday, oy
John Horville, an overseer, who had Deen
reprimanded for neglect of duty. Before
committing the deed Horville invited the
mill hands to attend his hanging. He crept
no behind his victim in strip of woods
and emptied both barrels of shotgun into
his back. Horville escaped.
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, pe,ition for DISSOLUTION.

New YORK, May 31.-A petition was
presented TO the Supreme Court to-day, for
the dissolution of the Yost Writing Ma
chine Company, whose factory IS at Bridge,
mort. CT Ex-Gov. =. {. Lounsoury, oil
Connecticut, is President OF the Company
and he and his friends hold a s3OO,OOO mort
gage on the property. They seek dlssoiu'
ton. il is said, because they are ulssatis-
fed with Mr.. Hosts management OF the
..nnnin1.n
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Big Cooking Main in West virginia.

BEAVER FALLS, Pa, May 3l.-A cooking
main in which 200 birds are said TO have
been entered, was held on the West Vlr-
ginia side of the Ohio, at point just below
Smiths Ferry yesterday afternoon. a
large number of sports were present from
Pittsburg, Allegheny, Beaver Falls,
Rochester and Youngstown, and betting
was lively. From =. 500 to! =, 900 are said
TO have changed hands. About 80 birds
were killed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-06-01

SCHAEFFER's WORK.
The Wizard of Billiards Continuing His
Marvellous Run.

SAN Francisco, May 31.-Jake Schaeffer
continued his great run last night in the
billiard match with McCleery, and ran an
other 1000 points without stopping. On
the 46sth shot the balls froze but the wiz
ard made shot from the spot and in three
rail. He then finished his run of 1000, leav-
ing the balls on the lower rail in position
for tonight. He made 1000 points in %
minutes. McCleery did not get shot.
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CmcAGo. May 81. - Yesterday lhe
weather was remarkably hot for this time
of yer. and several sunstrokes occurred.
Captain Buuii, of the schooner Evra Full
er. and an unknown man working IN a
lumber ward. We're overcome by the heat,
and before medical attendance could oe
summoned they We're dead. Robert Gas
ser. while AT work on a new building in the
west side. was also overcome. He was re-
moved TO the hospital
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AFTER MACFARLANE.
Philadelphia Police Want the Defaulting
President.

PmLADELPHIA, May 3l.-An affidavit has
been prepared by a policy holder Of the
arrest of John j. Macfarlane, the Presi-
dent of that corporation. The warrant
for which this affidavit is prepared will
soon be issued. The affidavit charges that
Macfarlane committed perjury in swearing
70 the correctness Of the assets Ofthe Amer
lean Life Insurance Company, filed in Jan
uary last: also an additional charge IS
made of the violation of the act of May,
1851 The warrant will be placed in the
hands of a detective agency, and if the alb
sent president can be found in the United
States he will be arrested.
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DEsERTER's PENSION.
The Great Legal Mind of Bussey Again at
Work.

WASHINGTON, May y3l.-Assistant Secre-
tary Bussey to-day decided the pension
case Of Marie Coburn, widow Of Thomas
Coburn. late of Company Il" 22nd Ken
tubky Volunteers and of Company &c, ="
7th Kentucky Veteran Volunteers. 1t ap-
pears that Coburn deserted, and was serv-
ing a sentence imposed by court martlal,
when ne died. Assistant Secretary Bus
sew overruled the decision of the Pension
Bureau. denying a pension, as he said
court martial could not disbar any soldier
from receiving a pension.
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National League,

At Boston Boston S, Pittsburgh; earned
runs, and ,: hits, 10 and IL; errors, and
I pitchers, Jones and Clarkson.
At Philadelphia-Cle B, Philadel
phia 5: hits, 4 and S; errors, 3 each; pitch,
ers. Gleason and Lincoln: earned runs,
each.
At New York-New York 5, Cincinnati
y; earned runs, and /; pitchers, Sharret
and Duryea: hits, l3 and 9; errors, and 3
At rooklyn-Brooklyn Z, Chicago 1
earned, 3 and !; umpire, McQuade; hits
10 and u; errors, and >; pitchers, Lovet'
and Coughlin.