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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
urV AND Goa NTY.


GIrV AND Goa NTS.
dgs Musssr is visiting In IudI
ana.
Mr.. Brau Of I.indsborg wss u
Tue-day.
Mr.. Milltkau talk. Of going to
Ohio TO live.
Fine rains have visited this region
since our last issue.
High SruoI com-neen ent 1t NJ. r.
church Friday night.
VI. r.. straw berry festival Thurs
day evening -'uh inst.
Mr.. and Mrs r.. r. Goodrich Of
renee are ia the city.
Mr.. y. r. Ethel went to ToPeks
Yesterday Ia H.. absent some days.
Elementary school entertainment
az the Christian church tonight.
Nj. Quimby will probably soon
return to- Epniurky TO practice Law.
\ number Of our citizens attended
the *. OI T. meeting at Topeka this
week.
The Ladies Guild will meet this
attunoun with Mrs. CuIp, south sth
street.
\ G-himg pirni.. set for Tuesday
morning was postponed ON account
Of rain.
The Mystic Shriners gave Il fine
banquet last night to members and
their wives.
The Fourth Regiment National
'iuard Was inspected Saturday by
the Colonel.
Mr.. T.. ". Pike will go to Chicago
on the -,rh inst to Ice absent three
months visiting
Cha-. smith. court stenographer.
went to Topeka yesterday 10 lie
absent few days.
Sa!ina Ina n Century club. As
yet 40 old maids have applied for
membership n 4. T,m's.
The editorial excursion WAS re-
revived ut Guthrie ia tine style by
almost thr entire population.
Cha- Tanner. "f l.. \. Wills
hurk-t"rc. was one Of the Galveston,
Texas. Editorial rNrursionists.
judge Thompson came over from
Minneapolis Monday To listen TO
argument ia an injunction ease.
The Century club Of Salius has
been advertised Throughout the state.
The uamr il ~ hat did the ad'ertis-
irg.
The American state Bank Of SA-
lima ha- been changed tu the Ameri-
can National EamL~ paid up capital
sIun.tHN
Mr.. aud Mr.. William Iutt will
soon he At home To their friends on
eighth street. where they have taken
rurnI- and board.
Charles Smith has returned from
Minneapolis, where his services as
count ~I-n"rraphcT are nu longer
needed at Present.
The rr,tnr Of the Episcopal church
" 40 h,Tiu series Of talks On the |
life aud w"rk 81 the Apusile Paul
next SUNDAY evening.
Thu court docket j. lighter than |
for many years at this time. II il
Thought the June term "f court will |
not last more than week.
Mr.. Will Price Of the firm Rice,
Price n Co, returned some days ago |
from Quincy, Illinois, where he had
been on business for some time.
Chief Of tire department requires
the presence uf all members Of the
department To- lee present at city |
building Monday evening, May 26th.
TTuI. scott has written a discrimi-
mating criticism at MIR. ChitIrnden's
pIeruma. II j. high testimonial Of
the literary aud artistic character Of
the work.
l.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

4 u ISss,. NJ /. o'clock y ~ OF said iay. n the
East ,Itspr at the Court h0u~.. la the t'ity ut
SnIlna Saline t'nuuty. Kansas. Offer for Sal,.
al public auction. To the highs-St and b,-St hid
der fer zach Ga haul. the following dr<rrii--l
real estate, to Wit: lots number uins -,
eleven ~ thirteen u.s. aud fift-en 10 la bik
number one - la the Riverside PARK aal,Ii-
lion Ia the city ot salina, saline County aud
state oT Ksnsas. with trnemrnts, hcreyIiia-
msnts and aPpurtenanceS therruntO b,tDns-
ing said real estate l. taken ~ the property
of the alspVs- named defendant. wlthRui np-
praiSrtnen' aud will b. sold 10 satisfy said
order 81 sale ar q part thereof.
Given under NV hand this 2ist tlnv of MAJ e..
4 u. lSp FREB II QIINTN.
81 sheriff of saline 10 Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The rescue Of the fOur-year- old son
Of II. =. CraTens by Mrs. Williams,
wife Of MIR. Thos. Williams, Of the
ilrm Of Gels 4 Williams, Tuesday af-
IernoOn, from drowning, was q he
role act. The boat landing south OF
Mr.. CarIin's IL q plank extending
into the water, which IL ten 10 fif-
teen feet deep. The child was stand
ing on the plank and suddenly fell
into the water. Mis-. Williams, with
babe in her arms, was distant
shout "a feet, n picket-fence between
her aud the child. Seeing the little
fellow fall, she laid her babe on the
ground, got over the fence In some
way and FASTENED to the landing
aud sprang In the river In time TO
save the child from sinking. Hold
ing the little fellow In one hand,
Mrs. Williams chung TO boat with
the other and kept herself aud the
child afioAt. She told her son, -four
years old, who happened TO be pres
snt to go up TO Mt. Carlin's and get
help. The little fellow obeyed, and
told some painters at work that "my
mamma L. In the water" Tom Car
lin went at once to the scene aud the
woman aud the child were soon out
on dry land. Mrs. Williams IL Q
heroine 10 there ever was one.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Fine rains have visited this region
since our last issue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
rEiaHBoRaooD NEWS.
MAaSoLIA ITEMS.

From our own correspondent.
Fine showers, corn II beginning 70
grow and wheat IL looking hne and
prospect for good crsP.
The alliance II still alive and con-
tlnues TO add to its membership roll
The Sunday school IL still on the
increase aud the good work goes on,
the school house IL getting too small.
Mr.. Lusaddsr has gone to put In q
we'll for Mr.. johnson.
Mr.. Hoard shipped q loEd Of cattle
last week.
Mr.. Enoch say that he will Try his
colt again As bis cart is repaired
now.
Mrs. Ritter IL having fine success
In the chicken farming.
Mrs. Fsrrar aud youngest sou have
gone 10 New York to visit for the
81 miner.
Our superintendent has returned
from her visit 10 her brother, Dan
McGurk nj TescOtt'
There will be an ice cream festival
next Thursday nj the school house
for the benefit Of the sunday school.
Every body Is expected TO be there.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Mr.. Mnnkau talk. Of going to
Ohio TO live
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
soNs OF yEIERAssi ATTENTION.

SONS OF yETERAssi ATTENTION!
All members Of Burnside Camp
Is, are hereby requested to be pres
ent at the meeting ne1t Saturday
evening, ~ inspector Of the camp
will then take place.
You are also requested to he pres
ent at the hall Sunday next st Ian
p. IN. TO march to the NJ. r. church
to attend the memorial services.
J.E. HENNINu, Capt.
L ANnRRsnN RHp'y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

J dgs Musssr is visiting In Iudi-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Mr.. Beat Of Iindsborg WAS up
Tur=iaN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

High SrUol cOm+ncen ent 1t NJ. r..
church Friday night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
Do88ett Goods Co.
OF KANSAS CITY, MO.
Unparalleled Facilities
For buying and selling every
article in our line.
Hosiery, French Lawns, Batistes,
Carpets, Millinery, etc.
MILLINERY

We are continually receiving
most favorable comments upon
our stylish bonnets and hats, most
TO order. More room is demand
cd for this department on account
Of the large number who patronize
it. Charming resemblance to the
French patterns, but at such reas-
enable prices.
CARPETS.
One after another cheerfnlly
remarks: 1--WE have given you the
order because your patterns are so
much superior to any others in
the city" We are busy, very
busy on the fourth flour Cur
tains and Drsperies are on this
floor also and what : surprise we
have in store for everyone who
wants pair or two Of new curtains.
WHITE GOODS.
We cannot say enough about
is department. which has al
ready reached large dimentions.
India Linens Ioc, IzHc. I5c.
2Oc. Victoria Lawns sac, Ioc.
IzcH. ISc, zoe. Plain Mulls
I7Hc, I5c, zoe. 25c. Apron
Tuckings SIC. I2Ic. Isc, z5c.
3Sc. Figured Lined Lawns CSC.
a yard. Colored Tarletans I71Ic,
ISc, zoe,
EMBROIDERIES.
The last importation brought US
some wide Flouncings at soc. 7sc.
and csc yard. which are extra.
ordinarily cheap. Would you
like to see some extreme novel
ties in ~ and IS inch Flouncings'
Come to the busy counters.
Mail orders promptly attended
to.
Send for samples and catalogue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The finest Of jewelry Is always
kept In stock by the Messrs. White
head.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Elementary school entertainment
az the christian church tonight.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
A annn snasr COMING.

In these days Of tinsel and parade,
when, ss IL too frequently the case,
the main attraction Of the show II
on paper. and In the procession on
the street, II is gratifying 10 have an
entertainment visit Us with . rePu-
tatIcn 50 general for merit and sx-
eellenee as that Of Wallace & Co.'S
Great Worlds Menagrrie and litter
national Three Ring Circus. II has
the enviable record Of presenting .
multitude nf the best acts aud fsa-
lures under canvas, aud Of exhibit
ing large collection Of the rarest
animals and birds known to natural
history. The exhibition will be In
salina Wednesday, May 18th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Mr.. y. 3. Ethel went to Topeka
Yesterday Ia h.. absent some days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

VI. T.. ra~berry festival Thurs
day evening .suh inst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Mr.. aud Mrs r.. r. Goodrich Of
Lawrence are ia the city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Editor radgett Of the NsIrs, Brady
uf the R,I.ub'irun and J. r. Ethel
represented Salina at the North
western Editorial Association meet
ing at Manksto last Thursday aud
Friday
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The public schools close this week.
The year has been . most successful
one. Under the management OF
Supt. ROOP, assisted by q fine corps
Of teachers aud competent assistant
superintendents, the pupils have
advanced most satisfactorily. Order
has been maintained in . thorough
manner. No complaints Of mis-
management have been made. The
regular course Of study has been
supplemented by . series Of admir-
able lectures by prominent citizens
OF q pleasing aud instructive nature.
The superintendent las been un-
dragging In his real TO arouse the
interest and emulation Of the pupils.
This has kept the attendance up to
high notch. Almost the entire
schOOl population has been present
la the school rooms. No epidemics
have prevailed. Good health has
obtained. Everything seems to have
been in harmony with efforts to
make the schools effective.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Wherever IL j. possible the hold
ers of mortgages on lands are in
rlinrd To extend the time till after
next harvest. Comparatively few
foreclosures are being made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Late last Wednesday night at
Solomon City Patrick McQuillan,
night watchman at w. 7. Shane's
drug store aud sleeps there, was
awakened by the pounding on
the door Of some parties on the
outside, who wanted admittsnce.
He informed them that the store
Was closed and that he would not
open Il until morning. Upon his
refusal a second time tO open the
store a row rnsued and ia the me-
lee John ReaTdOn was shot, the ball
entering his forehead aud making
an ugly wound. He lived until )
o'clock Friday morning. The shot
was evidently intended for = man
named sullivan, u VIGOROUSLY bad
character, who seemed to he the
leader Of the marauders. The ball
passed through the rim Of Sullivan,s
hat aud struck ReArdOn who Was
behind him. McQuilIan IL q mid
die aged Irishman aud has always
been considered n quiet, inOtiensiVs
man. The victim Is the sen Of well
Ia do Irish parents and has hereto
fore borne n good reputation.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Mr. :. :. Godfrey il doing y very
large smount VI buying and ship.
ping uf cattle these days. lie il on
the road all the time. lie il one of
the most active business men We
have
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Next Thursday night 10 the time
designated. Place, Presbyterian
church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Mr.. Quimhy will probably soon
return 1" Kentucky 10 practice Law.
\ number Of our citizens attended
the *. oI 4. meeting at Topeka this
week
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The Missouri Pacific train west
leaves twenty minutes earlier, the
change rIlrrird few days ago. IL
l. All elegant vesIiLuled train, and
becoming very popular.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

John Snyder. an inmate Of the
county asylum, committed suicide
last FRIDAY night. He hanged him
self with a rope. He wss nearly
seventy NraI~ at age.
Popular concerts aud entertain
memI~ aIr gwen toy the \. VI. &. A.,
both at the hail sud the Roller
Coaster Park. prurrrds To pay for
a piano for the Hall.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

I.E. ANnER.oN, sec'Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The Fourth Regiment National
Guard Was inspected Saturday 10y
the Iuluurl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The Mystic Shriners gave fine
hanuurt last night to members aud
their u iNr-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

\ G-hiug pirni.. set for Tuesday
morning Wa- postponed ON account
of rain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Mr.. T. ". Pike will go To Chicago
on the -s,ih inst Iu Ice absent three
months visiting.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-26
LOOKING FOR A PLACE
Brennan'S Backsrs Put Up q Forfeit
Which Kesslef viii Cover.
The PugiiIsts Casting About for
Suitable Place to Have the
Fight Arranging the
PrelImlnaries.
BY the Standards Special Vine.

BY the Standards Special Vine.
BUTTE, April 25.-Accordina To arrange
ment George Kessler and Mike Brennan
tonight met at the STANDARD office to ar
range for a glove contest. Mr.. Kessler
came alone and Mr.. Brennan was nc
companied by Mr.. Murphy Of San Fran
cisco and Con Hayes of this city. Con-
siderable time vas spent in discussing the
arrangements for the proposed fight, but
nothing definite was accomplished. Mr..
Brennan's hacker urged that n forfeit of
500 be put up in the hands Of William
Mosby OF the firm Of King 4 Mosby, and
when final arrangements were ready,
the entire purse could be put up, or IL
satisfactory arrangement cannot he made
the money could be withdrawn. Mr..
Kessler said he did not know Mosby and
could not say whether or not
he would accept that gentle
man as final stakeholder, but
just as soon as some satisfactory place
could be selected to hold the fight his
hackers would put up the money. An
effort will he madc to have the fight come
of near this city, and the place will likely
be selected during the next few days.
Meantime Brennan's hackers have placed
500 as a forfeit in the hands OF Henry
Albertson of this city. Kessler will prob
ably cover il by Monday night.
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TO FIX THINGS UP.
Matters That Got u Commercial Traveller
Into Lots of Trouble.

Matters That Got u commercial Traveller
Into Lots of Trouble.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 25.-Mr. Dalles, of the
United States Surveyors Office at Helena
came over to Butte to-day at the request
Of his friend Mr.. II. C.. Baker who is in
Jail here awaiting trial on the charge of
obtaining money under false pretense. II
will be remembered that Baker was ar
rested some weeks ago upon complaint of
George w. Andrews, an East Park
street grocer, who was induced to en-
dorse "a draft for $50 made by Baker
upon n firm in st. Paul for which Baker
had been travelling. The draft returned
unpaid and Andrews had to pay il and
about the same time n telegram came
from the company in st. Paul saying that
Baker was a scoundrel and asking that
he he arrested and prosecuted at the
company's expense. Baker had been
drinking to excess at the time he got into
the trouble and his wife in st. Paul did
not know where he was. He is well rom
nected and is said by those in Butte who
know him to have always borne IN excel
lent character heretofore. Mr.. Dalles is
hero to sec IL he can't get the trouble set
tied. II is understood hat the st. Paul
house is not anxious to prosecute Baker,
as he was laboring under the impression
at the time he made the draft that the
house owed him that amount.
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TOO FREE WITH HIS KNIFE.
George Kessier Stabbed In the shoulder
by . Gambler.

George Kessier stabbed In h mi
by . GAMBLER.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 25.-BM Pascoe. n OF
the many gamblers of this city, has long
enjoyed the reputation of being q bad man
with a knife, a weapon which he always
carries and uses upon the slightest provo
cation. Sometimes he does ne wait for
q p~rovocation az was the case this after
noon il the statements of q number of
eye-witnesses are 10 be relied upon. Sew
eral persons were eating dinner at the Ar
cade restaurant, among them being Pas
coe and George Kessler, the pugilist.
Pascoe began kicking about stake" prize
fighting, and said that Butte was notori.
= for hippodromes OF all kinds, and
the management OF the race track
which he also characterized as being dis
honest. Continuing in this strain for
some time he was interrupted by kessler,
who remarked that persons who
, ,Ss sn . who kicked s 9 ,h ss"f mosi.
This seemed to infuriate Pascoe, who be-
gan to call kessler every vile name he
could think of, at the same time drawing
a dirk from his upper vest pocket and APP
preaching kessler In n threatening
ner. In order to avoid trouble, doe klaffik,
otlt VI liz DToIEfttDir vi tuc ItitSs VIM
Kessler to leave. This Kessler did and
walked ont and was standing on a step
leading To the door when Pascoc also
emerged again and began To abuse Kess-
Ter. Pascoe had the knife still out
and pushed up. his coat,
ie his left "ha amds Walking away a few
feet Pascoc stopped and then turning
around with an oath, threatened TO plunge
the knife into kessler. kessler replied
that II q more nerve than he, Pascoe,
had TO stick a knife into an unarmed man.
With a bound Pascoe was upon him and
deliberately raised his knife arm n
plunged the knife into Kessler's left Shout
der, near the base of the neck. Fortu-
nately for Kessler his murderous assault
did not strike quite hard enough, as the
knife only penetrated the flesh a short
distance. Coolly Withdrawing the weapon
Pascoe held il in front of Kessler's face
and again applied the most offensive epi-
thets to him and then walked
away with the knife in his hand.
When Pascoe plunged the knife
into him Kessier made no at
tempt to defend himself. being unarmed
and knowing that should he make n move,
him. Several Of Pascoe's friends were
standing behind Kessler apparently also
ready to pounce upon him should he make
a move. The act was witnessed by a
large number OF persons who were near
but no attempt was made by any u 10
interfere, everybody apparently being
afraid of Pascoe.
Kessler refused to file a complaint
against his would-be murderer. saying
that an attempt to prosecute him would
be useless. Pascoe has the reputation Of
being tool free with his knife which he is
known to always carry. The police
authorities will probably take a hand in
this affair now.
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1T WOULDN'T WORK.
How II Suspected Thief Tried to Dispose Of
"a Ten Dollar bill.

u Ten Dollar BIll.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 25.-Among the witnesses
i'm the Bonner case who were i'm attend
ance at the court house his afternoon
were Blanche Cadieux and Julia Mar
chesseau, two yelled ladies Of Galena
street. While waiting to be called they
paid a visit to Marie Rigal, who occupies
n Of b roomsi in h women's apart
ment of the county Jail. Julia took occa-
sion to arrange her hair and while doing
SO laid her pocketbook on the steam
register. Quick as n flash Blanche
snatched up the book u extracted q ten
dollar bill from il. Blanche Desgardins
saw The act m informed Officer Daumea
who was in the court room of the occur
ance. He placed the woman under arrest
and proposed to search her then and
there. Blanche exhibited a large roll of
money saying that she did not have to
steal and then began 10 count
bills from the roll. Among others she
showed a ten dollar bill which Julia al
once said was hers. A deputy sheriff in
terfered and would not allow the search
secured, saying someone had gone To file
n complaint. While waiting for a war
rant the accused woman asked for n
drink of water. Marie Regal secured n
stone mug and returned with il filled.
Blanche drank the water and apparently
draining the last drop asked for more.
Again did Marie go out for water. but
while she was in the hall she took good
care to take a ten dollar bill out of tho
mug and throw il on the fioor where il
was found by ono of the officers of the
Jail. BY this time the warrants had ar
rived. Blanche was locked up on the
charge Of forgery. The supposition is
that while pretending TO drink, the woman
had slipped the money into her mouth,
elected il into the mug and trusted TO
Marie TO dispose of il. Before being
given the water Blanche made several
vented from doing SO by the policeman
who suspected her design.
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BEFORE JUDGE IMITATION.
business That Took the Time Of the IBIS.
trict Court Yesterday.

business That TOOK the Time OF the bis-
trict Court Yesterday.
BY the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 25.-The time Of Judge
Mediation of the District Court was occu-
pied to-day in examining jurors for the
Barrier case, and inquiring into the case
OF II. Johnson, an insane man.
Johnson was arrested a few days ago and
sent to the county poor farm as an indi-
gent. He rs soon as he arrived at the place
drew a gun and fired at one of the al.
PENDANTS with the evident intention of
killing him. Johnson was then brought
back to the city and locked up as "a dam
gerous lunatic. To-day he was found Ia
he crazy n sent to Warm Springs. No
jury has as yet been obtained In the Bar.
rier case. A special vcnire for "A addit.
ional jurors was issued this afternoon and
Deputy Sheriff VNeil has been busy sery.
ing summonses. II is expected that q
panel will bc secured tonight aud the
case proceed To trial tomorrow morning.
This will undoubtedly be "A very tcdiou.
trial as a host OF witnesses has been su
ppnaed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-26
I,snedict's Case May he settled.

by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, April q. -George &. Benedict.
arrested for obtaining money under false
pretenses. was arraigncd before Judge
Newkirk this afternoon. The result Of
his protracted spree and the beating he
received from Frank Yonkers still showed
plainly on his features, and he presented
a badly wrecked appearance. When
asked what his plea was he replied that
he desired 20 take statutory time in order
TO enable him to communicate with his
thought. would assist him out Of his din.
Guilty. Mr.. Cobban, the complaining wit
ness. is willing TO drop the prosecution
provided Benedict makes good the
amount ~ the draft which he endorsed
for him.