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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-17

J. T. Darlington, OF Riley, Kansas,
has been here all week attending the
fair In the interests OF the Kansas
City Live Stock Indicator, and lef,
for his home last evening. He is q
very pleasant gentleman, and Is
working for good paper, but he
says he did not succeed as well here
as he expected to. Any one wishing
to take an agency for this paper
should address him at Riley, Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-17

New lot elegant rattan rockers.
Just In to-day. Handsome and
cheap. w. ]. WILLIAM.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-17
SALIVA DAILY JOURNAL.
SALIVA KANSAS.
CITY AND COUNTY.

stand up for Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-17

DIR. NJ. ]. Brown has received q
fine life size bronze bust Of the cele-
brsted DIR. Saint Hahnemann, the
fou nder OF the school Of Homeopathy.
DR.. samuel Hshnemann was born at
Nielsen In Ssxony, April 10, lI55,
was q student first at the ELECTORS
school," Of Nielsen, and thereafter
as a student Of medicine at Leipsic.
and Vienna. He practiced medicine
at various places, and in lTs9 return
ed to Leipsic where he devoted his
time to the translation of medical
works. While working 1T Cullen's
Materia Medica, he was struck by
the contradictory account given OF
the proprietor of Peruvian bark.
After much experimentation aud
study he WAS convinced Of the truth
of the principle Of Similio Similibus
Curantur. In 1921 he was forced to
leave Leipsic as he was net allowed
to dispense his own prescriptions.
The grand duke of Anhalt- Kothen,
however, appointed him his physi-
clan, and at Kothen he resided till
1885 when he removed to Paris, when
he died July 2. 1913. He Is the au-
thor OF valuable works.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-17

For fall suits come to Carlson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-17
UP Is THE AIR

Prof. Knarr made another magnid.
cent ascension yesterday TO the de-
light Of thousands Of eyes. Tue hal.
loon drifted west from the park over
the city, and the parachute descend.
ed near Eigth street, and lan1o1 -
daring professor In IN old well 49,
hsd been. partially allied - ~
damage We received BY him -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
NnrfolIx nararaeat

Norfolk, Oct 2O-Spccial.-Not since
the Yorktown Centennial has Norfolk
had as much display of bunting as is
now floating TO the breeze in honor OF the
discovery Of America by Columbus. The
entire city is decorat I'd. There will be
five thousand people In line here to-
morrow.
The committee of adjustment appointed
by the two wings Of the Republican
party, after being in session twelve hours,
adjourned last night. The nti-Bowden
PEOPLE Will use against Bowden the fact
that his five committeeman voted against
allowing j. 5. Clarkson and Ed. McFhe--
son on the committee. 4 leader said this
demonstrates clearly that Bowden does
not want TO make nomination. but We
have downed him 20 far and we will
COOK ris goose when it comes to a dis
tribution OF onices.' The committee Will
meet again next Monday. when the fight
Will again be renewed with vigor. Bow.
den's friends say that 1t is obvious that
the ants favor DR.. WISE and II they
fail to get Dr. Wise they will favor carry
Ing out General Mahone's plan OF max
ing no nomination. Bowden claims that
those who are opposed to him ere Blaine
n en-. and fought Harrison, and will have
no influence in the distribution Of ratron-
age IL Mr. Harrison is elecied.
There were hve marriages In the city
last evening between and o'clock.
Tonight a very large audience was
present at the First Presbyterian church
to consider the subject of Sabbath OBJ
servance.
Several strong speeches were made. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
October Term-Columbus Day.

Petersburg, Va, Oct. 20.-SpeCial.--The
hustings court-Judge ID. NJ. Bernard pre-
siding--began its October term to-day.
The grand jury found indictments against
several persons. among whom were Ro-
bert Mechanism and Robert Matthews,
two negroes, for felony. The charge
against them is that of murder.
Columbus day will be celebrated In
Petersburg in very appropriate manner.
All the banks will be closed, and at the
postoffice Sunday hours will be obsery ed.
There Will be int eresting exercises at
the public schools, and also at st. Jo-
seph's Roman Catholic church. At night
the Roman Catholics of the city will have
a grand banquet at the Petersburg Grays'
armory. Bishop Van de Vyver and two
or three priests from Richmond are ex-
pec:ed to he in atteddance.
A telegram received here this morning
states that the condition of Miss Bessie
Venable who is very i'll IN Hagerstown,
Md. was thought slightly improved. Miss
Venable is one Of Petersburg's most popu-
lar young ladies, and she has many rela-
tves and friends in Richmond.
There was a slight accident this NOM
Ing on the Norfolk and Western railroad,
about two miles east of Petersburg,
which was caused by the breaking OF the
axle OF freight-car. The vestibule train
for Norfolk end the west-bound passen-
ger train were delayed for time In
consequence Of the track being blocked.
Mr.. David Steine and Mrs. Emma G.
Browder were quietly married last night
at the residence of the bride, on Harding
street. Rev. j. r. Tillery, pastor Of Wes-
ley Methodist Episcopal church, ofici-
ated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Arranging for tho FeIIows Meetinr

The Old Dominion Democrats held a
well-attended meeting at the club-rooms
last evening. The demonstration to be
held on next Monday evening, October
oath, at the Old Market Hall was the
principal subject for consideration.
Hon. John II. Fellows, OF New York.
one Of the most gifted orators of the
times, has consented to be present. and
there is no question as to the endowment
OF the occasion. Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson
has acceded to the wish Of the club. and
will preside at the meeting.
The demonstration was discussed in all
of It's details. and the following commit
tees were appointed to perfect arrange
ments:
On Reception-James +. Flournoy. w.
w. Wood, John w. Wilkes, Joseph +.
Batkins, Herman Paul, Mayor j. Taylor
Elyson, General Peyton Wise S. S. p.
Patteson, b. b. Munford, Captain Cum
bingham Hall
Decorations and Hall-W. e. Joyner.
5. l.. Wood. Alexander Montgomery, Abe
Cohn. William Kanary.
On Muscle. +. Duesberry. John w.
Wilkes, N. B. Grooms. Nj. b. Ramos,
Captain Frank Cunningham.
On Fireworks. A. Warren. r. II.
Figg II. w. Meadow, S. W. Coleman, A.
G.. Gaylord
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Mann, Massey and Wise.

Hanover Courthouse, Oct 19.-Special.-
The Democrats of Hanover were adj
dressed at the Courthouse to-day by sew
eral prominent Democratic speakers.
Major Tom Page presided. and intro
duced Judge Mann, Of Nottoway, who de-
livered an eloquent and instructive
speech.
Mr. j. E. Massey followed, and spoke
more especially of the Third party, and
during his remarks said that to vote for
that party was equivalent to throwing
away vote, as there was no possible
chance for it's success. He also paid his
respects to the Force bill, reading piece
clipped from a Republican newspaper re-
commenting mixed schools in the South,
and predicting that II the Force bill was
passed such would be the case.
Mr.. c. ID. Wise declined to speak, as
he had an appointment for the night but
made few remarks indorsing what had
been previously said.
There was quite large assemblage or
people, and IL is needless to say that Han
over will give a large majority for the
Democratic party
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
TIE Late Thomas Davenport.

Nebraska Postoffice, Va. Oct. l9.-Spe-
cial.-Mr Thomas Davenport, aged sixty
seven, died at his home near this place
october 18th. He leaves a widow. Mr.
Davenport was the last of his family
name.
The Henry ID. Flood Democratic Club
met at Bush Forest school-house last
Friday night with a good attendance.
This club was organized in the very nest
of the Third party. There are now fifty
three members. The song OF a people Is
now. Garry Me Back TO the Old Demo
cratic Party"
Mrs. J. r. Atwood gave a musicale last
night. II was very pleasant occasion
for the young people
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Con,ract fora New Market House.

Bedford city, Oct. 2O.-Special.-The con-
tract for the erection OF n market house
nj this place has beel awarded to Mr.. W.
II. Buck. OF Roln)ke formerly OF this city,
his bid being 5000. which was the lowest,
and preparations for the work began this
morning.
The political outlook continues to bright
On. News from Ill parts OF the county
confirms previous reports as To the return
of the Third party men who wandered away
from the Democratic fold.
A prominent citizen from the upper valley
e Goose Creek reports that three weeks
ago in his section there were no less than
from thirty TO forty Third party men, and
that now three are all that he can count.
Th,re was said TO have been Il secret
meeting Of the Third party element at this
place yesterday, and If their strength i'm
the county is to be estimated by the num-
Der i'm attendance, II is small indeed
The Democrats of the county seem &c be
thoroughly aroused, and are doing effective
work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Cocke-Hughes.

Columbia, Va. Oct. 19.-Special.-St
Johns church. at this place, was crowded
TO overlooking on this evening TO witness
the marriage Of Mr.. William r. Cooke
TO Miss Bette Hughes. The church was
beautifully decorated with evergreen and
the chancel was filled with rare flowers
and plants. An arch extended across the
chancel and at the centre was hung q
horseshoe of roses under which the
bridal couple stood during the ceremony
The bride was handsomely robed in
beautiful gray travelling suit, with hat
and gloves TO match, and carried In her
hand bouquet OF Marechal Neil roses.
The bride entered the church resting
on the arm OF her sister, Miss Mary
Hughes and was met at the chancel by
the groom. escorted by his brother, Mr.
Charles Cooke, of Charlottesville. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Brander. rector Of this church, and was
assisted by Rev. 4. b. Burwell, now Of
Lancaster county. Va. but for several
years stationed in this town. The pre-
sents were numerous and valuable. The
bridal party took the Chesapeake and
Ohio afternoon train for Richmond and
other points.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Tho Ariel 9extettc.

A most enjoyable entertainment was
given last evening at the Young Mems
Christian Association Hall by the Ariel
Sextette. of Cincinnati. The seytette is
composed of sisters, all gifted by nature
with charming voices, whose sweet har-
mony battles description while 1t captl-
Yates the audience. The hall was taxed
beyond it's capacity and a goodly throng
stood about the doorways and windows
listening for a repetition of the sweet
sounds that charmed then. The pro-
gramme WIS filled with pleasant num-
bers, that embraced medleys, trios.
duets and solos, and the evening was
one of very unusual enjoyment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Death of Mr., Henry Tyler.

The news Of the death of Mr.. Henry
Tyler. the youngest son OF the late John
II. Tyler, so long and well known in the
5ewelry trade OF Richmond and the South.
was heard yesterday. The gentleman was
a sufferer from the dreaded Bright's dis
ease. which terminated his life in New
York. where he was engaged with the
house of Tiffany.
Mr. Tyler was one OF the cadets of the
Virginia Military Institute who went to
the front in the late war, and he stuck 10
the army. being last with the well-known
Parker's battery. He was a brother OF
Mr.. James +. Tyler and Mr.. John Tyler
and Mrs G. w. +. Brock.
The remains will be taken TO Norwich,
Conn. for interment from New York.
Norwich is the home OF his wife. who sur
wives him. and also the home OF his an
cestors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Co,ored Northumberland Teams.

Charlottesville Va, Oct. 20.-Speciai'-
James II. Ferguson and John West
prominent and well-to-do colored men
of this city, have come over TO Cleve-
land They are men of influence among
their race and their example Will be fol-
lowed by others
DIR. S. Rolfe Miller who spent several
weeks i'm the West making speeches for
Cleveland addressing the German voters
who are fiocking TO the Democratic stand
ard. has received information from Iowa
TO the effect that the Democratic State
ticket will surely be elected, and the
chances for the national ticket are good
Mr.. George It. Ferneyhough and MISS
Jennie Ashlie Ferneyhough were married
Yesterday at the residence of Major u.
n. Ferneyhough, father of the bride
Mr.. and Mrs Ferneyhough will reside in
Fredericksburg.
The case of the West Stanton Land
Addition Company against S. K. Gator
was dismissed in the circuit court yester-
day at the cost OF the plaintiff.
The Hon. Jefferson NJ. Levy has pur-
chased the Central Hotel property.
During the Washington encampment
Of the G.. A. r.. August Ginter, member
of the William A. Webb Post. of Peo-
tone, H., was killed at Ivy. The John
Bowie Strange Camp Of Confederate
power TO aid the brother Of the unfor-
tunate man In the discharge of many
sad duties. The above named Post has
passed unanimously a series OF resolu-
lions thanking our veterans.
Mr.. f.. T.. Garland, of this city, was
killed at Clifton Forge yesterday. He
was a brakeman on the Chesapeake and
Ohio, and got his foot caught between
the main and guard rails, and before he
could extricate himself an engine passed
over him. His body was brought here
this morning. and will be taken to North
Garden for interment
The Princetons wanted to make a
date" October 22d, with our Varsity
team but could not do So as on that
date our boys play the University OF
North Carolina.
The Hon. John Goode will speak at
the Levy Opera-house Saturday evening,
under the auspices Of the Cleveland and
Stevenson Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
STILL THEY COME.
More Now York Republicans Desert Their
Old Party.

New York, Oct. 2O.-spencer Trask, Of
the firm of Spencer Trask & Co., Wall
street bankers, and president Of the New
York Edison Electric Illuminating Company,
director OF several railroads and hereto
fore cOnspicuously identified with the Re
publican party, says he will vote this year
for Cleveland and Stevenson.
MrTrask gives as a reason for the change
that Cleveland can be trusted far more on
the silver question than Harrison. The Re
publican party and President Harrison, says
Mr. Trask have shCwn willingness TO
temporize with the silver question that has
Disguised him. With regard to the tarin,
Mr. Trask says the country is prosperous
In spite OF, and not because Of, the McKln-
ley bill.
Starr Hoyt Nichols, OF the Social Econo-
mist, has enlisted under the Democratic
banner. His reasons for so doing. as ex-
pressed in letter to Chairman Harrity,
are that he finds IL impossible to hope for
a reasonable reform In the tariff so long as
the Republicans remain I'm power, and he
believes the Force bill attacks individual
liberty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
rHE TIMES RICHMOND Va FRIDAY OCTOBER q 1892

groes on trial for HOUSEKEEPING ana
robbery have occupied nearly a week OF
the courts time. but II the depredations
NJ the past two years In Wytheviiie De
broken up by their conviction II VIII
have been time well spent. Charies
thompson was found guilty on several
indictments by his own confession ana
received a sentence OF thirteen years III
the penitentiary. Charles Howard re-
ceived a sentence OF eleven years. Bur
cess Anderson and Dan Robinson, imph-
cated by Thompson, were acquitted.
The few conference delegates remain
ing are leaving to-day.
wvtheyiIIe has n new dry goods store
n the stand recently occupied by Sterns
shoe store.
Major John w. Daniel and Hon. James
Marshall will address the Democrats Oh
Wytheville Saturday night at the court
house.
The Wythevlle Insurance Company Is
meeting with much success. About two
months ago they declared a per cent.
dividend and will do so again In few
days.
our sportsmen have been trying TO
shoot partridges since the 18th, but with
ont their usual success. owing they say
10 the scarcity OF birds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
AG00d ConcAIf.

A splendid concert and musical enter
tainment was given last evening In Cor
coran Hall, under the auspices Of Hen
rico Lodge. No. 100.
The object OF the occasion was TO raise
a supplementary sum 10 be added to the
proceeds raised by the star table at the
recent fair, for the benefit of the Ma
sonic Home. Mrs. William s. Murray
snd Mrs. +. j. Craigie were actively in
terested In the fair, and the excellence
OF the entertainment last evening was
largely due to their good taste, judgment
and energetic efforts.
There was large attendance, and the
results Of the concert were satisfactory
In every respect.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
College Csp and Gown.

Lexington, Va, Oct -Special.-Wash
ington and Lee University 70 day led off
thu Southern colleges in a custom which
prevails at Harvard, but not in the South
by it's senior law class adopting the regu-
lation gown and cap. Hereafter the Sc
rior class will appear in public only in
this regulation garb. much 10 the sur
prise and amusement OF the less disnifie1
juniors
The football team from Wake Forest,
n. c.. arrived tonight and will play the
Virginia Military Institute team to-mor-
row and Washington and Lee Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
CARNEGIE's MEN BEATEN.
Judgment Against Shepard.

New York. Oct. 20--Frank s. Gray for
merly business manager of the Mail and
Express obtained a judgment of SIS 1t) to-
day against Elliot +. Shepard. in default,
before Justice Beach. of the supreme court.
Gray had a contract with Shepard to run for
five years, beginning April Is. 1888. and was
to receive yearly salary of $1,000 and niso
for the last three years an additional COM
pensation of $4,000 yearly. On January 4.
~! 0. be was discharged. Mr.. Shepard was
represented in court by counsel. but it was
decided TO allow judgment to be entered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
,.tIonsl Association Democratic Clubs.

Washington. D. c.. Oct. 2O.-The execu-
tive committee os the National Association
of Democratic Clubs, appointed by Cover
nor Black under the authority given him at
the late convention held in New York.
which Is to have the entire management Of
the Association of Clubs for the next four
wears. is announced as follows X. Il. Mon
roe. New York: George II. Lambert. New
Jsrsev; Il, W. Ru:k, Maryland; A; I:
Virginia; Benton McMillin. Tennessee;
James Fenton. Washington; q. G. Richards.
Utah; N. w. McIvor. Iowa; Patrick A. Col
Inns. Massachusetts John G. Balck. Illinois;
Henry Watterson. Kentucky: J. 3. Carr.
North Carolina: Michael Is. Hartsr. Ohio;
Don NJ. Dickinson. Michigan: w. A. Clarke.
Montana jefferson Nj. Levy. Virginia.
Executive officers Chauncey +. Black,
president Pennsylvania; Lawrence Gardi.
ner. secretary. District OF Colum bio; kos-
we'll p. Flower, treasurer. New York.
.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Farmers R-t.rd.d-F.,ony Trials.

wytheville. Va. Oct. eo.-Special.-The
farmers have been much retarded In
their fall work by the continued dry
weather. Comparatively little wheat has
been sown. because the ground has been
too dry to pillow.
The county court has been In session
for nearly two weeks. and have disposed
Of q number OF felony casea. The M
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Throwing on the Mask.

indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 20.-The Peoples
marty is In state OF some anxiety In Indi-
ana. Eve have positive evidence that Lee
CrandaIl. editor OF the National View,
of Washington. Is lending assistance &c the
Republicans, and we have strong grounds
for believing that Mrs. Lease is doing the
same thing" said Secretary Vincent, Of
the Indiana committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
Why Not Register?

II you have not registered, why not?
The time is slipping by you The twenty
days will soon be up, and your right to
vote will have been forfeited unless you
have registered. Indifference is a terrible
disease. 1t is incurable unless it is taken
I'm time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-10-21
on THE TURF.
Rssuis OF tho Runnins and oshsr Races
Yesterday.

Washington, Oct 20.-The following were
the results Mt Bennings yesterday:
First race. six and a half furlongs-Ly-
CONN first. Arab second, Key West third
Time. / :2iH.
second race. FIVE and n half furlongs-
Marshall first. Orphan second, Courtship
third. Time. 1:0sla.
Third race. mile and n sixteenth -Gloam-
Ing first. Mary Stone second, Versatile third.
lime. ASH.
Fourth race. one mIle-Vardee first, Spec
ulotjcn second. Tom Tough third. Time,
1894.
Fiftn race. six furlongs-Fop first, Ada
Blue second. Lady Allen third. Time, lis.
AT aUTTEsBURo.
Cuttenburg. Oct. 2O.-The results or the
races to-day were as follows:
First race. fye-eighths OF mile-Poiiy-
dora first. Duk, John second, Flatlands
third. Time. 1:0215.
Second race fye-eiglths Of mlle-Wrest-
Ter first Slr George second, May II. thlrd
Time, 1:02h.
Third race, six and half furlongs-
Double Cross first, Hazleh1rst second, Bal
brlggan third. Time, 1:22A
Fourth race, one mile-Experience first
Badge second, Rhono third. Time, IA.
Fifth race, ive-cighths of mile-Right-
away first. Itkins second, Ondawa third
Time :0312.
Sixth race. seven-eighths of mile-Bal-
ance first. Seven second, John Wrinkle third
Time 1:2S7..
At GLOUCESTER.
Gloucester, Oct. 20.-The results OF the
races to-day were MS follows:
First race, three-quarters or mile
arI m
third. Time, lis.
Second race, fiye-eighths OF n mile-NeO-
damla first. Keime second, La Galatea third.
Time, ] OH.
Third race. four and a half furlongs-
Lucre first. Honest Tom second, Bob Ar
thur third. Time. 5IA.
Fourth race. fve-elghths OF mile
Judge Post first, Cap Brown second, Driz-
zle third. Time, :02.
Fifth race. scven-eighths OF mile
Lost Star first. Richal second, ST. Patrick
third. Time, / :3112.
Sixth race threequarters of mile-Nul-
pima first. Spartacus second, Ruby third
Time, 1:10A.
The Trotting Races.
Philadelphia. Pa, Oct. 20.-The brown
stallion Sala1in won the second heat OF the
215 pacing race this afternoon ut Belmont
made Yesterday and beating the race re-
cord Of the track. Green. the driver and
part owner. was fined 500 for alleged
crooked driving In the fourth heat when
the horse threw Il boot and cut n deep cash
in his fCrcleg. H. was then dram
AT NASHVILLE.
Nashville Oct. 2O.-The fourth day OF the
Cumberland Park trotting meeting brought
out the best crowd Of the week. Martha
Wilkes was the favorite in the fourth heat
In the unfinished 2:19 trotting Of yesterday,
but could only run ihi-d to Hamlin's Night
ingale. whose time, 2:10 was the best made
in n trOtting race during the meeting, low
ering her record from 2:1ih. Nightingale.
who was made favorite in the next heat,
was beaten out in an exciting finish by
Greenleaf, who took the heat and the race.
In the 2:30 pacing for three-ye lr-ods,
Divan won in straight heats, best time
215h.
IT. the two-year-old consolidation stake
1900, Princess Royal won the first heat,
Margrave the second and third. Best time,
lNfaroravol DOB