The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24
STATE NEWS


Kansas now has no creamefies
aud GO, 600 COWS.
Topeka has organised a circus 10
travel by wagon this season.
Horse thieves have been at work
In the central part Of the state.
Over tity suits are filed each month
In the courts Of AtehisOn county.
The SedgwIck county alliance will
put full county ticket In the field.
A corn cob pipe mandatory ut
Sedan IL said 90 be the best paying
mandatory In the state.
In q livery stable IRE at Topeka
FIVE horses we're burned to death,
entailIBg q loss Of about 5000.
Dodge City's only Touring mill
burned last week. IL was started by
a spark from Rock Island train.
Mr.. George r. Peck will deliver
the annual address this year before
the literary societies Of Washburn
college.
The freight business on the Santa
Fe amounted 10 100 more cars In
March than for the same mouth
last year.
The city council Of Syracuse re-
fuses TO pay the waterwOrks COM
pany for water because the city
don't get II.
Over 90 chattel mortgages were
released IK Dickinson county In
March, and only half Of that number
were put Oh.
The farmers Of Kansas made three
cents last week on every busheI of
Wheat which they have stored away
la their granAriCs.
Several officers Of the agricultural
college at Manhattan lost sums
ranging from 81 to $50 by the fail
ure Of r. Il. Purcell.
Thomas county, Ransas, has a
Farmers alliance numbering GO
members. The total vote OF that
county does not exceed GO.
The increase Ia the price Of stock
IL very great since the first Of March.
A team which brought $3.50 the first
Of February will bring $40 now.
A man at Hutchinson IL making a
good thing for himself aud for the
farmers OF Reno county by bringing
cattle from New Mexico aud selling
them tn feeders.
The rainfall OF shawnee county -
fifteen inches greater than the rain
fall Of Wallace on the western Dor
dor, n difference of 80 per cent Of the
total rainfall of Wallace county.
4 cOIOred man at LeayeuwOrth
attempted TO collect a bounty Of 81
each on seven wolf scalps, when IL
Was discovered that the wolves had
been killed in Missouri.
Garden city HcruId: The king of
Sweden has granted Bethany college
Of IindsbOTg, Kans.. n collection Ia
lie taken la all the churches la his
kingdom before August I.
Investigation at EmpOria shows
that several township aud city OFF,
ceals assisted la returning fraudu-
lieut. census ut that place, and Grim
lnal proceedings will probably re-
suit.
A negro In Graham county mark
eted ton Of cotton At HUI City. IL
IL said that quite n number Of the
farmers Of that county will turn
their attention to this southern crop
next summer.
Kansas people are not borrowing
any money this year. They have
about enough "Old corn" on hand to
pay about all their debts and the
big crop they raise this year will Ice
kept for q nest egg.
The Dickinson County Farmers
Alliance held q long session at
which Il IL given out that politics
were discussed freely. The action
Of the county presidents opposing
Ingalls, was confirmed.
HaverhIII, Mass, Senator ingalls,
birthplace, will celebrate the 3JOth |
anniversary Of Its founding on July |
5, this year. II IL expected that |
Senator Ingalls, will deliver an
address on the occasion.
Paola Republican: COniirmatOry |
OF the government request and those |
CT other statisticiAns, the report OF |
the secretary Of the bureau OF Kan
sas, puts that state ahead of all |
others In the crop outlook.
Sumner County Press: A resub- |
mission club has been organized In /
the county Jail at Winfield. This
is upon the principle that the gem /
should correspond TO the cssket.
AZ Baldwin the newly elected city
'cc"7cil was duly qualified and
sw0ru In 1t GReeting Tuesday night,
but the old council refused TO turn
over the books. though they were
defeated by vote OF 2 10 J..
William Way, n farmer OF this
county, states that the butter he has
made from the milk OF four cows
has brought more clear cash with
less work than the raising of 40
bushels OF corn at the present rates.
-ChetODd 1drGHce.
Senator Ingalls, writes the secre-
tary of n Farmers Alliance that the
national bank aud national banking
system will be q thing of the past as
soon As the national debt IL no IuOre,
which appears To be a matter of a
very few years, now.
Border Telephone: Nothing de-
tracts from a town more than TO
hear, floating around among the
people bits Of scandal about this one
or that one. Who are we that We
should Judge our neighboT's motives
or sit Ia Judgment on his deeds:
After sill the farmers of Kansas
are better off agriculIurally, iuan-
ciAlly and politically than the
farmers Of the New England and
middle states. The depression ex-
listing among eastern farmers IL
fully - per cent greater than that
which prevails in Kansas.
The seven Presbyteries of Kansas
have voted on the subject Of reYi-
sion. Five of them favor revision
aud two oppose o.. Kansas will.
therefore, send To the general assem-
bly, TO be held next month, ten dele
gates In favor Of revising the Confess
sion Of Faith aud four against u.
Moses Harmon, editor and pub
Usher Of LHcifCr The Light BcdrcT,
. free love paper published at Valley
Falls, IL on trial before Judge Foster
Of the United States district court
for sending obscene literature
Through the malls. and u IL prOba-
bic the Light RCdrsr will be sxtin-
guishsd.
A farmer living near Frankfort
sent eight cars OF live stock TO Chi
eagO yesterday, aud In the midst Of
OF the TRAIN was . piacard the entire
length OF ear, which read: No
Mere GrasshOppers-Plenty Of Pro-
hlbitiOn." At the prohibition end
was painted u beer keg aud q mug
overlooking with beer.
Osawatomie Grdphic: No ones
defence Of grain gambling 10 fu.