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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12
First published In The Saline County Journal
April y, isss

Sheriff's Sale.
John Gels,
vs.. Case Nm -pf
Charles E. Peneweli, Mary
Baidi Beebe and Mary
Bald Beebe, administra-
trfx OF the estate of David
Beebe, deceased. ct al.
By virtue of an order OF sale issued out of
the District Court OF the Soth Judicial District
within and for the county OF saline, and
state OF Kansas. In the above entitled case
and To Inc dirested and delivered. will on
Tuesday. the 31st day Of Nay.
A. ID. ls9e, at two O'Clock r. NJ OF ssid day. nj
the East door OF the Court House In the city
Of saiina. saline County. Kansas, offer for
sale Mt public action and sell TO the highest
bidder for cash in hand the following de
scribed real estate, to-wit: Lots No. eighty
six lssl- eight-elght IS, ninety 30. and nine
ty-two tS2i on Ftfth street: also lots No. my
one t5i), nfty three tSS and my fye (S5l. ON
Second street: also lot No nine o. on Fourth
street. all In Jones addition to the city of So
lima, Saline county Kansas, with teuemerts,
Embellishments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging: said real estate IL aiken as the
property OF the atove-named defendant and
VIII be .o!d with Jut appraisement to satisfy
laid order of sale or part thereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
April, A. ID. is92 r. NJ ASDER~oS,
sheriff OF Saline County, Kansas.
Bishop Burch, attorneys for plaintiff,
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Tuesday. the 31st day of NAY.
First published in Saline County Journal
April =, lss2-
Sherifrs Sale.


Sherif-s Sale.
JoLa Geis.
Elijah Boswell. Mary Baldi Case No. jSas.
beebe, administrator of
the estate OF David Brebe
deceased. q al.
by virtue of pa rider Of sale issued out OF
the District Court of the SOth Judicial Dis
trict w'i.Iiu and for the County of saline, and
state of Kansas, in the above entitled case,
and Ia me directed and d-iiyt red. will ON
Tuesday the ;l>t day Of May,
A. ID. ls.,2. at = o'ciork y. NJ. OF said day, al
the east dosr of the Court House In the City
Of Salina, Saline County, Kansas Offer for
sale at pubic auction and sell Ia the highest
bidder for cash In hand. the following des-
crib-d real estate, to-wit:
Lots No. i've ~ O. and seven a In bloc
No. a In CalkinS addition tn the City OF sal
ina, lying and situated In Saline county,
Kansas, with tenements. hereditamen - and
appuTtendnces thcreunto belonging. said
real estate i taken ~ the property OF
the aboye-naInrd defendant, and will b. sold
without npPraisem-nt to satisfy said order of
sale or part thereof.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF
April A. ID lS2 r. NJ. ANDERSON
sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas,
Bishop Burch, attorneys for plaintiff.
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Monday, the 9Th day Of June,
Inst p ubiished In Saline County Journal
May 5th, Iss2.
Sheriff. Sale

First p ublished In Saline County Jourps
May 5th, lss2.
Sherif-s Sale.
Hannah O'Brien.
Vs. Case No 50G
Mary Beebe. w.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issue out of
the District Court Of the 3gth Judicial Dis
trict within and for the County OF saline
and STATE Of Kansas. In the above entitled
case, and TO me directed and delivered. \
will on
Monday, the 9Th day of June,
a. ID. 1ss2. At 2o'eiock p. m Of said day, at
ne east door Of the eourt house in the city Of
saliBa, Saline County, Kansas offer for ale
~ public auction and sell TO the highest bid
der for cash In hand. the following described
real estate. 10 Wit:
Being part OF the s. ". = Of section I'm tvp
uS) q OF range 30 described as folIoys: Corn,
mencing so feet e,and 2f--5 feet n OF the ne
corner OF Junction OF Santa Fe Ave win
Crawford ave-, salina, Kansas. thence run
ming west 10 feet thence north no feet thence
east ID feef, thence south 80 feet TO the place
of beginning designated on an unrecorted
Plat OF santa Fe Park addition 20 the city OF
.aI'na As lots No. 10. d, 10 and 10, on Finn
,treet. lying and situated In Saline County
Kansas, with tsnements heredffaments and
sppurtensnees thereunto Belonging. eajd
RAJ estate u taken ~ the property OF the
defendant, and will be soid
Eithout spprai.ement 90 satisfy said order OF |
ale or q part thereof
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of |
sheriff Of Saline County, ksnxssL
bisnop q burch, attorneys for plaintiff.
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Poland China hogs Of the best
strains Bears now ready for use.
20 3 IN. MARK BENFIELD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12
Tuesday, the 18th day Of May
First published I'm the Saline County Journal
April -. lsiS
SheriffTs Sal..

SIeriffs SAL.
John Gels,
Charles r. BeeIe, Ray Beebe,
Mary Baldi Beebe andMa- Ease M. iJts.
~ Bald Reebe, admins
trRtriN OF the estate of Da-
yid Beebe, deceased, ct nj.
by virtue Of an order Of sale issued out of
the District Court of the ThiTtieth judicial
district within and for the county of Saline.
and state Of Kansas, In the above entitled
ease, and TAI me directed and delivered, will
On Tuesday. the 3ist Day Of May,
A. D., lste. AT two o'clock p. m. Of said day
NJ the east door Of the court house la the city
OF Salina. Saline county, Kansas, offer for
sale at public auction and sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
Lot number twenty-three tSiJ In block
number four 90 In Calkins' addition to the
city Of Saiina, Saline county, Kansas, with
teneInents, Entertainments and nppuricn-
ances thcreunto belonging. said real estate
l. taken as the property Of the above named
defendant and will be- sold without apprnise-
ment To satisfy said order Of sale, or a part
thereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of
April. a. D., lsa2 r.. NJ. ANDERSON.
sheriff Of Saline county, Kansas.
Bishop a BuRCH, Attys for Plaintiff.
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.nnc1Ncr ~. nELEeArrs srrERvrsoR

Primaries for the purpose ~ electing dele
gates to said county convention Will be held
at the usual voting places In each precinct on
Thursday, April -. 1872. from too o'C Ork
.. m. in country precincts, and from 40 Z
O'clock q. IN. in Town precincts. said p-iina-
rir> will hc conducted according to the stat
ute made and provided by the Legislature Of
1871. for holding primary elections.
7. u. FITZPATRICK, Chairman.
InIN \. I.AE-nN. SECRETARY.
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NAV 4 isq2
"H y I6'-s
SheriHs Sal,

SherlHs sale.
The Peoples Inyestmcntl
and Loan Association,
VS..
George II Reed, Emma tCass No J!I7.
Reed, W. u. Dewess, WI.
Givens and Rothschild
Bros
by virtue Of an order Of shle. issIied out Of
the district court Of the nth Judicial district,
within and for the county Of Saline, aud
state OF Kansas, In the above entitled case,
and To me directed and delivered. Twin on
Monday. the 9Th day Of June,
A. u. lsg2. mt O'Clock y. IN Of said day.
nj the east door of the court house In the
city Of salina. saline County. Kansas, offer
for sale mt public auction and sell Ia the
highest bidder for cash Ia hand the follow
Ing described real estate, to-wit:
Lot number onehundred and twent y "A yet rs,
ON ffh street 9TH In the city of Saiina In the
County Of Saline and state OF Kansas with
tenements, h.redltaments ant appurten-
ances thereGntO belonging. said real estate
u taken a- the property Of the above named
defendants and will be sold without apprais~-
ment 20 satisfy said order Of sale or a part
thereof.
Given under my hand this 9Bth day Of
April A. u. iss2. r. VI. AsDERsoS,
sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas.
Bishop a Burch, attorneys for plaintiff.
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First published IN the s.liae counfy Jour-
nal. April >. 10.
SherifFs Sale.

First published In the s.iiae county Jsur-
nal. April -. is<s
Sherifrs Sale.
John Gets
John Z. Woodward, Annie
NJ Woodward, Mary Hal tCase No. 5a.s-
al Beebe aud Mary kaidi
Beeoe, administrative Of
the estate OF David Beetle,
deceased, ct al
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued out ef
the District Court OF the thirtieth Judicial
and state of Kansas. IN the above entitled
case. and IN me directed and delivered. I
will on
Tuesday, the g.st day Of NAY.
\. u. lsss- n, o'clock D. M of said DAY, q
sslina. Saline county. Kansas, Offer for <.le
al public auction and sell Ia the highest bid
der for cash In hand TIE following described
real estate to-wtf:
The ten flO' seres OF land more or ie<- In
Jones addition 20 the city Of saiina. re-srv-
ed for railroad purposes, formerly beionxiug
to A. NJ Beehs, deceaset ~xrppt two II
acres Of said tract sold % IN. CSo-ofI.s.,,,i
Tank Line a.. by Mary Baidi Reebe and d.
ytd Beebe. lying and situated In the counsy
Ct Saline and state of Kansas. with teus-
mrnfs, hcrcditament< and appurtenanros
thereunfo belonging. said real estate n Ia
ken rs the property of the above NAMED De-
PENDANTS. and vii be Snid without apprzsse-
ment 20 satisfy said order of sale 90 . part
thereof.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of Aprfi
~ ID lss2 = VI. ASBEE-uH,
sheriff OF Saline County KAn<z.L
bishop Burch, attorneys for plsinttf.
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first published In Saline County Journal
NAV Jfl Isq1
Sherifs Sale.

| -,
John nels, u. n. MlillaIns'
partners hs c"is VIII
hains.
"
'alherhe Mhreafrt fore-
man, f.hNlh roreinhn' y.
Beetle. sOhn II. prescott,
anu MARY baIdl beebead-
ADMINISTRATORS oi the estate
olDaNld bsTDe Dee q, The
faliha buiIdlhg, saving
ana Irsst Associatl2n,
r'lharh SchlpLt,, Inc
bhNaha Nhtlnhhi sahk'
oi hhnsha; Us n. y.
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First published IN the Saline County Journal
Publication Notice.

irf@-
Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Saline County.
Kansas.
The BrookviIie Building audi
Loan Association, plaintiff
Michael ID. Mccormick and
Ella .. Mccormick, ct al.
defendants
To the said Michael ID Mccormick snd Ella
o. Mccormick.
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
L You have been sued by the above-names
plaintiff In the above entitled action: Tn Il
the said plaintiff nled It's petition in said se-
tiop, In said court, upon March 81, lS.,: that
unless you appear and answer the same on
OF before the 25th day Of June, 1871 u will he
In favor OF the plaintiff. and against the de-
PENDANTS, Michael II. Mccormick and Ella
u. Mccormick for the sum of Shs7.li. with :
per crnt Interest per annum thereon trbm
July "a 1891, until paid, aud for costs Of suit;
also for the foreclosure Of certain mortgage
upon the southeast quarter .)of section num-
bered four 90, In township nfteen tI5,, south
OF range i've t5), west Of the sixth 18TH prin-
cfpal meridian, In said county and state. and
adjudging that the plaintiff have a nrzt lien
thereon. subject To prior mortgage OF $1,000
and ordering the same To be sold without sp-
be applied TO the costs OF this suit, the taxes
due upon said premises At the time Of sale,
and the sums due the plaintiff; and forever
barring and foreciosing the defendants ami
each Of them from all right, title, property
and estate In said premises and every part
JOSEPH MOORE.
Attest: Attorney for plaintiff.
p. %. OsrESBERG, sO-3t
lsEAL.l Clerk OF said court
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DEBIT BALANCE.
STATE OF KANsAs.l,

STATE OF KANsAs,l
COUNTY OF SALINE,
4. Tho.. II. Davis, treasurer Of saline
County, kansas, do soiemply swear that ne
Foregoing exhibit In true and correct, 20 the
best OF my knowledge and bsiiel 60 heip me
tod THosl II. DAyIa
Treasurer OF Saline County, Kanaas
sworn 10 and subscribed before me this IN
day Of Nay, A. D.. lsg2 d. J. ADDfsox,
IskALl County Clara.
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first published In the Saline County
May Sh, iSk2
Sherifs Sale.

nay sAAs -
Sherifrs Sale.
John Gels and T. A. Will
Jams, partners Gels a
Williams, plaintiffs.
Mary Baldi Reebe. Mary
Baldi Beebe admir'x,
OF the estate OF David
Beetle. deed. a &. simp-
kins. Henry Pinch. Re
becca Finch, q. ". Pa Cas-. No. ssf
Kier, The salins building.
saving -nd Trust A<Socia-
tion. GotthAndt Schipple.
John owens. Havana Ma
tional Bank, Charles 4.
Beetle, Mary p. Beetle
Ray Beebs, and Mary p.
l. Prescott. adm tnt~tra-
trtN Of the estate of John
II. Pres oft deed. defend
ants.
Ry virtue oT an order of sale t.-u..I
out of the District Court OF the thirIlrth
Judicial district, within aud for the
county of Saline and state OF Kansas. In
the above entitled cas-. and to me dtr--tsA
and delivered. I will ON
Monday. the 9Th day Of June.
A. H. Iss,2 at O'Clock y. m. ~ said day. a
the east door OF the Court HOuS. in the
city of Salina, Saline county, Kansas. Offer
for sale at public auction and sell Ia the
highest 6iddt { for cash In hand.the following
Described real estate. to-wit:
Lots No. u. u, IS and Ii in block No l. AMI
Lots No q, and q In block No. y. all In cat
XIII tp the civ ui Sallnn. and Lots
No. ~ and IL on 9Th street in Jones add to
the city of Sslina: also Lots No. 8, ~, q and
O on 9Th street, and Lot - on 5Ih street all
In Jones add. Ia the city of -aiina. ais, Lots
No. -. - aud - On 4ih street In IN. eIty OF
salina; al-o Lots u and II. block In Calkln's
add, Ia Salina, Kansas. and unsii il-ss
one-hslf Interest In Lots No. l.. ~ aud -
In block No. In CaIkir's add. Ia
the city OF ~alina all IN Saltn. county,
Kansas, with tenemen'S. hereSlit .m-uis
and appurtsIance- th-rrunto belong
ing said Real Estate i taken a. a..
property of the above named Defendants an,l
will he sold without apprSi~-mrnt Ia satisfy
said Orier of sale or n part therroL
Given under my hand this Snl day of
May, A. II. lS92 D. NJ. ANBEKsoN
sheriff Of Salinc county Kansas
Bishop a Burch, attorneys foE plaintiff.
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First published In Saline County Journal
May jth. 1872.
Sheriff-s Sale.

First published In Saline County Journal
May 9Th. 1872.
Sheriff-s Sale.
John Gels.
John II. Prescott and Mary
Bald Beebe, sdninisira-
tors Of the estate OF David
Beebe, deed, Mary Baldi
Beebe. Charles y. Beetle
Mary =. Beebe, Ray
Beebe, The Sslina Build Case No hsssi
ing, Saving and Trust As
ISOLATION. Gotthardt
schippel, John owens,
The Havana National
Bank, A. e. simpkins, G.
W. Frazier. r. ID. Fitz-
patrick and J. W. Going,
partners n Fitzpatrick a
Going.
the District Court OF the nth Judicial dis
trtct within and for the County Of Saline and
state OF Kansas, In the above entitled ease
and TO me directed and delivered, I viii on
Monday, the 9Th day Of June,
y. ID. 1872. nj O'Clock p. m. OF said day, at
the east door Of the court house In the city OF
sallna, saline County, Kansas offer for sale
at public auction and sell 20 the higbesi bid
der for cash In hand, the following described
real estate, to-vit:
:, Lot No. thirty-nve ts5J on third street, 10,
no. eleven I'D on fourth street and lots No.
Ten tl0D twelve 40 and fourteen 40 on Finn
street, all In Jones' addition 20 the city OF
sailna, saline county. Kansas, with iene-
i,is hereditaments and apPurtenances
thereunto belonging. Said real estate is
taksn As the property Of the absve-named
defendsnts. and will be sold without an
praissment 10 satisfy said order of sale or
Given under my hand this 9Th day of
April A. ID. Iss2 r. M ASDrRsoS
sheriff of Saline County, Ransas.
Dtshop bnreh' attorneys for plaintiff.
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Republican County Convention.

". II HI~HWF1 NdII
2. L. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
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Hal Hall Hail.

CoUNT POGO D'ARGENTp.
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NY virtue at an order Of sale iz.us-l
out Of the District Court OF the thirtirth
Judicial district, within and for the
county of Saline and state of Kansas. In
the above entitled caSs, and to me dire-tsd
and delivered will on
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DHFTI1 NIIFs
The Peoples Investment
and Loan Association,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-06
cLEyxIArp xsrnusrAsx.

We are told that no nomination ever made for president had elicited such an outburt of enthusiasm as that of Cleveland. It may bs inter esting reading to note . few out bursts of enthusiasm from promi- nent democrats:
 Bourke Cochran:-"I believe tha. Cleveland Is . pop ulsr mana most popular man, a man of extraordinary popularity every day in the year except one and that is election day. 1t is popu- larity which might be described as tumultuous, but not reducible to votes"
 Governsr Flower - @Cleveland can't carry one side of New York ,
 Senator Voorhees, ''Cleveland cannot carry Indiana against Gen eral Harrison. Not in . thousand years.
 Henry watterson-Before the conyention-"Nominate Mir. Cleve- land and we march through . slaughter house to an open grave"
 Isaac P. Gray-@CIveveland will be defeated by 10000 votes in In- diana
 Henry Boies Cleveland was the weakest man that the party could have nominated.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-06
as,er.w.ai ce.ir.esa.

 The following bids were opened at Whipple this morning for supplying that post with fuel, forage and hay: Il T. w. Otis-l 600 cords pine wood, xf44; 400 cords of juniper, f4.9O. Frank Spence-5OO cords pine wood, A.00; l,200 bushels charcoal, 2i cents. Philip Gionnoni- Pine, $i.4s; juniper, Si9f.
 H. Olmstead = loo cords pine, $4.I6. F. M. Weston l,20O bushels charcoal. 9 cents. N. Levy-37, 900 pounds grass bed ding, 9S cents; alfalfa, $l.0; wheat and barley hay, SIPS; 5000 pounds corn, s2. 0; l5.000 pounds bran. $40; 68,000 pounds barley, $40; DO cords pine. $4l5; 100 cords juni- per, $40.
 R. H. Burmister = l4,mO bran, $2.l5; 5000 oats. $2O6s; 5000 corn, $40; 4,00 pounds stone coal, S2.35.
 w. J.-Mulvenon-l00,OO0 grass hay. <l.19a.
 ]. I. Gsrdner-l00 cords pine wood, S4.15.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-06

They are having political "shin.
 dig over in Ireland again. A tele.
 gram from Cork says that while
 William O'Brien was attending mass
 a crowd of Parnellites surrounded
 the church, jeering and bowling. on leaving the church O'Br;en was escorted home by anti -Parnellites. a running fight being kept up between the factions. At the hotel a serious conflict arose, in which several per- sons 5 We're injured. The crowd was iinaiiy dispersed by the police. Will nam Redmond and the Lord Mayor Q, Dublin were stoned and compell- ed to fiee while attempting to can .ass an anti-Parnellite stronghold. At Limerick, Mir. Gordon, NJ. P, was attacked by a crowd of Parnellites 'n arriving to address an anti Par leiiite meeting. A strong detach- nent of police escorted him to hi. lotel. On the way Parnellites hoot. 1 d and stoned the police, who finally 1 sed their swords to disperse the rowd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-06
READ THE BIBLE.
And at the Same Time Earn One
 Hundred Dollars in Gold.

The first letter containing the correct answer, to the following questions rcceiyed d the offcs of iAE CAsADiAs AoaicuLfURTsf teach week celse xsu in goli; the seconi will got ss0, third s3. fourth, handsome silver service: to the nexi fifty enrrcct answers Se wili send prisee ranging from s down to S2
 Sx~ ~kyers ansser. whether a prize winner os not, utii receive special prize. books doss the Biila eontain7 q How many chaptcrsf A How many serses2
 RULES.
 l. We commence 10 open letter. on Mond.x morning of each week II more than one I~tf.s is receised hy the same mail with c.srr,,cf an. sscfs the trst opened will count the secotd will take next place. and Ho on.
 Each letter coaisinsng answers mast he .s,- comp~nsed i,y si 10 r.sy for six months suhscrip- ton to fkse Asrienlssrsst-orss of fhs yerr R,,. illustrated Home Journals in Canada.
 A People living ln the United sfafes have r,r,- say catseiy the same prisiisee~ in connection with They can easily eAazc their letters each Seek =, s- to neaeh Us in the beginning of the week when they wiI b. almost sure to get good prize.
 WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY OF Us. y.s nsss,sss sasssI sIoe pri1e all rizh,M M B.ssn shall recommend my friends to ent.r xa,, compctitions- Lord kilcoursie, A. D. C. to inc 5gssfncs .ses.sral, Ottawa, Canada ,;,s,,s ssss1nn pfiss receased-C- Y Mccormick. St s rgize ei ssss receised-D. Harrison. Syracuse ol,.a nanassms s. prize received Rs,s. Ksn... Over soe reooipis from prize winners in ferrnsx cn file in our office
 Lrstefs containing money should in all cSss. h.. fnsistcred. Adsiress
 HE AoRicuLTuRIsr PUBLISHING Co-
 Pssersborough, Canada
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-06
so.ra of sap.r.l.er..

FRIDAY, July 1. Board met at 10 o'clock a. m, all the members and clerk being pres ent.
 The bond of w. c. Philips, as jus tice of the peace of Ash Fork pre- cinct, not being in proper form, was disapproved.
 On petition, Alonzo T. Folger was appointed justice of the peace of Ash Fork precinct.
 R- C. McNary, overseer of road district number 12, was allowed $i2.45 for road work.
 The board then commenced the comparison of the assessment roll and field book for 1892, when a re- cess was taken until ? o'clock p. m.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-07-06
PIrHy. POINTED AND PERTINENT.

fiTHS, POINTED AND PERTINENT
 How about MT. Cleveland aud hi,
 Napoleonic dream book nowi
 The Chicago ticket lacks even the
 faintes. indication of being winner
 If the Peoples party cannot trot
 out any better stock than "Hoodoo'
 Weaver its cake is certainly all
 dough.
 Representative Holman failed to
 offer an amendment substituting
 brass for gold at the recent celebra-
 ton of the fftieth anniversary of his wedding. Perhaps Mrs. Hol- man was in charge of that measure.
 If Gladstone lived in the United States he would be called ''trim- mer,' instead of a statesman. He never takes hold of anything new until certain of its popularity. In
 short, he is follower, not leader,
 of public opinion.
 Representative Springer shows his good sense by remarking: "Har- rison will prove to be stronger than any other man the republicans could have nominated" Just about strong enough. Mir. Springer, to spend another four years in tie White House.
 The enemies of the governor of Texas say that he is proving by his efforts to secure . second term, no matter whose interests are inter- fered with, that his name should have one 'g" of, in order to mako it | just right.
 The latest news from Ireland in- dicates that the blackthorn club still holds its own as a factor in the politics of that unfortunate country. By the way, the eminent Irishmen now visiting this country in the role of peacemakers should have secured peace at home first.
 Poultney Bigelow, the well-known American magazine writer. gets a pig free advertisement by being ex- pelled from Russia by order of the Czar, and if it shall turn out, as claimed by some of his friends, that le was there in the capacity of an agent of the United States, serious international compli- ations may arise thersfrom. If some way is not discovered to top the racing across the Atlantic . 'etween the big passenger steam /. hips, the world will be mortified ome day by tho news of big catas- . rophe attended with great loss of T fife. Then everybody will be asking t else ''why wasn't the c hing stopped" The owners of & hese vessels arc not to blame. If n osts piles of extra money to keep a Il ig steamship running at her high ol st rate of speed for five or six days co nd the owners would willingly save va , but the boat that makes the fast A, t time is always crowded with pas- at 'ngers, willing to pay the highest on rlces, while the boat that gets beat ne ways has state-rooms to spare m' en when the prices are largely ho duced. It is the American spirit. ed 'ich wants to "get there. first us, iatever the risk, that is to blame, crc