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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-27
.U BLIC SALE.

The Lobdell Car Wheel Company having
rented all their farms. will sell at Public
gale at their works poar Hazel Dell Fair
grounds, In South Wilmington, on
TUESDAY. MARCH l. 1892
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-27

10 TO Weyls, $40 East Fourth street
Tor all the Sunday papers, and good
cigars
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-27

Pills, -" .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-27

Durstein pays SOC a 100 Tor Post Boy
Iobueeo tags, at 5 L. I'd street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-27
A MUCH-MARRIEp MAN.

The Case OF Annie Marie Williams VS.,
Tho Walton g. whann Company-Mr.
NandegrIft Claims That Joshua Had
n Third Wife.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

JUDGE HUMPHREY OF the Dickin-
son county district court decides
thst In case Of mortgage foreclos-
ure for non-payment at maturity
the holder Of the mortgage note can
only collect the excess of interest
from the date Of maturity Of the
payment, and not from the original
date Of the obligation, as 10 stipulst-
ed In clause Of form of mortgages
usually employed. The judge In the
opinion rendered says the excess of
interest, IL IL be dated back to the
original date Of the instrument, Is In
the nature Of Q penalty, aud the laws
Of the state expressly forbid such an
imposition In transactions between
private individuals.-W Wichita Eagle.
And yet the same fellows who set
up howl that they are being robbed
by the mortgages done their utmost
to defeat this man at the polls, and
tried to elect q man In his place
who never gave any external evi.
dence that he possessed either JUS
tice or courage. The calamity howl
ers In this one instance have album
dant cause to rejoice that they were
saved from their own misguided and
injudicious actions. Now let US see
whether they will give Judge Hum
phrey the credit he deserves.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

On the first page will be found the
platform Of the nondescript conven-
which met in st. Louis last week
1t IL remarkable for what II does not
contain more than for what there lie
In IL. The convention endorsed the
Republican statement that the sub
treasury WAS mere visionary
scheme with nothing whatever to
recommend Il. With this feature
left out and the detection Of the
southern element there is nothing
left of the so-called party except 8
small crowd Of fellows trying to son.
vert few gusts Of loud smelling gas
into a pile ofexcrement.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
CENTRAL AND wErsEnN KANSAS.
Sauer Kraut Is . favorite beverage
In McPherson.

Sauer Kraut is . favorite beverage
In McPherson.
The Mcpherson calamity paper
has been moved to Galva.
A printer In Washington has be-
come . Methodist preacher.
The Hiawatha World Is the only
illustrated daily In Kansas.
The crop OF candidates this year Is
rather uupromising for some reason.
The Jetmors Sunfower Is one Of
the cleanest papers In Western
Kansas.
All propets, sons Of prophets, and
everybody else predicts an early
Spring.
Farming operations in Rice county
are carried on by the aid Of
electricity.
Clay Center has two Representa-
tives Of the ancient Dutch Van
Rensselaer, family.
The acreage OF broom corn In
central Kansas this year will be
immense In its extent.
The Oberliu Opinion objects to
calling . man Colonel who was In
the army only 8 months.
The Osborne Farmer thinks one
convention enough this year for .
district the size Of the sixth.
The Larned folks manifest their
love for q gifted lisr by hiring Ell
Perkins to give them o lecture.
For rome unaccountable reason
the mail service In Kansas IL q little
bit "rocky" at the present time.
A large number Of papers were
thinner" than usual last week
because the editors were at the G..
A. r. encampment at Atchison.
A portion of the seventh district
newspapers sent representatives on
the excursion TO the gulf, but .
greater portion merely sent their re-
grets.
When Q new church 10 dedicated
In . Western Kansas town, all the
other churches suspend business for
the dav and turn In to give the new
one good boost.
There are only two Of the colonies |
left who were commissioned by
Kansas during the war, and yet the
state was never 10 prolific Of this |
grade Of military men - now.
Victor Murdoch: A Kiusley
editor II said to have read an essay
on Journalism" recently and start.
cd on In this way: "Wben 1 first
started Ia the newspaper business, I /
was poor and honest. I am still
poor"
Ira E. Lloyd Of Ellsworth 10 the
latest entry In the sixth district con-
greasional race. We have been look
Ing for this ever since that kite
shaped track project took definite
SHAPE In Ellsworth.
WaKeeney World: There were
i've sales Of Trego county real estate
made last Monday. "Ail things
come to those who watt" and our
who have braveiy remained
through all the varying yicissitudes
and trials Of pioneer life will, We
believe. IN time, b amply rewarded.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

OUR very much esteemed and he
loved contemporary, the Ellsworth
Messenger, takes a column OF lite
valuable space Ia its last issue In de-
claring itself. 1t is all unnecessary,
however, rs its readers fully under
stand the situation without this
extra effort being made in this re-
gard. Keep . stiff upper lip, boys,
and don't give yourselves away in
little outbursts Of this kind. They
are very painful to your friends, and
besides they look like confessions Of
weakness, and admissions Of error.
Democracy lie q hard road to travel,
Of course, but IL you must be Demo-
Gratis, don't let on. We all
sympathize with you. but you can
not expect us to support you in your
perversity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
A SPECIES OF ROBBERY.

With the return OF good times in
Kansas comes a demand for good
farms, aud certain money losuers In
anticipation OF this demand are fore
closing aud bidding in at nominal
cost property upon which they hold
mortgages, holding the balance OF
the loan as judgment against the
party. Take for example man who
has borrowed $1,000 on a farm the
mortgage company's appraisers val
ued at $4,000 or 5000. The company
forecloses and bids the land In at
$500, taking a judgment for $500 Of
the original loan, the costs, attor-
ney's fees, etc. Thus the party who
has borrowed the money not only
loses his land, but also finds him
self In debt to almost the original
amount Of the loan, IL not larger
still.
Common justice would seem to in
dictate that when q mortgage COM
pany risks 5000 OIL its own judgment
on farm it is nothing short OF 4
species Of robbery to take the
property without leaving the debt
unsatisfied 1t does not matter
what the law is, if il allows n err
poration to plumber its customers In
this way the sooner a stop Is placed
upon such proceedings the better,
aud We cannot now but wonder why
our late Iamented reform legislature
did not adopt some measure to sup
press the evil. II is Incumbent
npon the legislature to be elected
this year to do 1t, aud TO do 1t quick
ly and thoroughly. 1t must be
stopped for the sake Of the good
name Of Kansas.
The fact that the legislature elect
ed two years ago failed to do its
duty in this regard, is only one more
evidence Of its ineompstency and
insincerity. The fact that it was q
mere pack Of INSCRIPTIONS dems-
gogues and credulous, short seeing
dolts becomes more and more evil
dent every day. IL il also q uotic-
able fact that the first paper tn take
up the fight in behalf Of these people
whose rights are being imposed
upon by the mortgage companies,
Is q Republican paper-none other
than the Topeka Capital. 1t is also
true that the Kansas City Times, q
paper which has ever encouraged
and supported the calamity crowd is
the only one to take issue. There 10
abundant food for reflection In this
for the average alliance farmer, and
II behooves him to think long and
earnestly.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

ED LITTLE's election ss president
Of the State Republican league is q
substantial recognition Of true
merit. At the same time Il removes
him from the congressional race, as q
man cannot attain unto two Offices
OF high honor the same year. This
leaves the track clear, and now boys,
let's whoop her up for Burton for
congressmsn-st-lsrge. He is yet too
young for the senate, aud term at
school in the house until PETERS
term expires will be exactly the
right thing for him. II does not
matter whether Mr.. Burton consents
to be considered In this connection,
or not, IL IL case OF the Office seek
Ing the man, and Mr.. Burton has
nothing else TO do but "a q patriot 10
lay aside his own personal prefer
ences, aud accept the situation.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

UTAH's admission to statehood
now would add about four electoral
votes to the democratic total. 1t IL
safe 10 say that the president and the
senate will zee to IL that Utah does
not get chance to cast those votes
this yesr.-Eurekd Messenger.
You are correct In saying 90, but
we blush at your inference that the
Democrats would admit Utah IL they
had Q chance to do so. So long ~
an organization like the Mormon
hierarchy exists there, and the Re-
publican party Is In power Utah will
stay out. II IL was 9 question Of
gaining q few votes the Democratic
party would admit the dominion
ruled over by the devil. The Nor
mon monstrosity Is one OF the giant
evils that have arisen In modern
times to kill popular government,
and we cannot wonder at the Demo-
cratic party longing for lite own.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

If the Sslina Union really desires
to secure official information in
regard TO Congressman Jerry Simp-
sons spelling il should consult Ben
Pearl, Western Union manager In
this city. Ben was telegraph
operator in Medicine Lodge. before
Jerry became city marshal, aud re-
lates that the seventh district rep
resentative once sent a telegram to
Hon. John Dodge, and spelled the
gentlemau's name Dog" The pre-
ponderance of evidence is against
Jerry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
rnr srArrrnEss.

Lindsborg Ners: Jerry Simpson,
says that he and John Davis are the
only alliance men from this state
who will be returned to congress
He evidently believes In separating
the chan from the whess-and re
tanning the chat.
Fredonia Citizen: The Republi
cane Of Kansas are gIrdiug their
loins for the coming great contest
It may be said, too. In the words i'm
puted tn Phil. Kearny ut Seven
Pines, that they will find lovely
fighting along the whole line"
Leaveuworth TYmes: Congress
costs the country about 81, 900 day.
Aud yet the great Democratic
economists will consume day. dis.
cusetng plans for saving on soap.
saddle blankets ETC., for the West
Point cadets. The spigot 10 TO be
plugged while the bung hole is left
wide open.
Newton Republican: Judge Trnup
Of the Winfield district has made n
ruling that will be hard on q good
many country weekiies. He decided
that paper with q patent" outside
or inside does not comply with the
requirements to the Law 30 that
legal matter may be published In
them.
Lawrence Record: 1t IL q fact
worth remembering that the Catho-
lie church leads all other denomina-
lions In upholdipg sound economic
doctrines. The pope 10 pronounced
against any form Of socialism and
his followers are equally In earnest
In the advocacy Of sound beliefs even
In temporal affairs.
Hops Dispatch: Funston keeps
Jerry from defaming the name Of fair
Kansas by repeatedly calling him to
order. He has ridiculed Jerry until
this last victim of calamity advises
fusion with the democrats and the
nomination Of q democratic can.
didate 10 the second district to take
the scalp" OF this defender and pro-
tector OF Kansas.
Manhattan Nationalist: Some
three weeks ago . ministerial friend
wrote us that he bad been busy for q
week preparing . paper for Senator
PETER, concerning Senator Plumb,
ito be fled" ~ PETER said "among
the archives" Two weeks later Mr..
feffer delivered an eloquent eulogy
on Plumb In the Senate, aud the
Republican papers are praising him.
We would join In these plaudits II
the style did not so resemble our
friends. We commend Senator
PETERS good taste In knowing where
to get his thunder.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

We judge that there il some mis-
take about the distinctly well-man
ned Saliva Weekly JOURNAL In.
tending to start u daily. IL remarks
that the daily now running there
fills the ''long felt want" and pro-
trudes about six feet out of the hole
-HiaUdthd World.
Your Judgment is sound, Mr.. Her
bert. There is more money, more
glory aud more satisfaction in con-
Quoting a four-horse weekly news
paper than there is in trying to run
q one horse daily paper.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

Mcpherson Freeman: A number
Of men who have heretofore belonged
10 the citizens Alliance, are coming
10 see that the socalled social contest,
10 simply struggle with each per-
for the most money, and to buy his
town laborer, who 10 buying bread.
meat and vegetables, II ~ much the
competitor Of the farmer as II the
Wall street broker.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

HIS first effort shows an aptitude
for the business that augurs success.
minneapolis Messenger.
There's nothing else in the news
paper business so effective as an
aptitude for using the auger
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Farmer.
Would you make bore out of the
newspaper?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
rs.xu wAs CLAIMS.

At the present time in congress
there are several million dollars In
claims presented for allowance for
damages sustained by southern peo-
pie nj the haads Of the army OF the
United STATES. The claimants inva-
riably lay great stress upon the fact
Of their loyalty aud the love they
bore their country all through the
war. II 10 strange that the present
should be considered the only pro.
piiious time for presenting such
claims IL the parties who sustained
Losses were as loyal and true 10 the
government as they now claim they
are. Why should II be found neces-
sary to wait almost 80 years for this
time, II IL Is not because they can
hold their claims rs q club over the
heads of the pensioners OF the gov
eTBment, and say: "N,w we hsve
you where we wun. you; unless you
pay our claims, you sha.l hot have
one cent for pensions"
We never knew but one man who
WAS reimbursed for the loss Of his
property during the war, and that
man was not entitled to pay, and OBJ
tanned the money by perjury. He
was even indiscreet enough to show
his true feelings after he received
his pay, and thus gave visibility to
his own shame and crime. Two
years ago there lived ia Kansas City
y man who bad a few years before
received com I,eDsation from the gov
eminent Of about $1,000 in payment
for property taken during the war
He told US I'm conversation one day
that he had sublime contempt for
"them Yankee Method sts," that lie
was proud to say his name WAS en-
rolled ip the Southern Confederate
Methodist Church Of Jesus Christ"
The battle field OF Loue Jack lies not
far distant from Kansas City, aud
one day some old soldiers went out
there and decorated the graves Of
both union aud confedr rate soidi, rs
with flowers. On their return they
were met by this same old party who
received pay for his chickens, and
who renewed his loyalty to this gov
eminent by saying: "You fellows
were In big business out there fiaunt-
ing that flag in the faces OF those
dead cunfederate>." IL gsve our
heart indescii liable pleasure To see
one of the old veterans lay him out
fiat on his back by one blow Of his
fist.
IL this man IL n specimen of the
loyal people who now crave COM
pensatiou at tie hand- OF congress,
we misjudge every veteran soldier
now on the pension rolls Of this gov.
eminent II we do not say they
would rather go without their PEN
sions, even should II involve stsrva-
ton, rather than see one cent Of
these claims paid. We must not
forget that these people deserved TO
suffer for their own folly, whether
they entered into il innoceDtly and
from hone 1T motives or not. Besides
this the south has today more
wealth than that held by the entire
prior to the war. The PEN
atty of the great crime Of slavery
has been paid by the property and
lives Of the sons of the nation, the
wrath OF q just God has been APP
peased, error has been corrected at
great cost, and SO settled tue matter
should rest forever.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

The latest way Of attracting atten-
ton to religion comes from Wiscon-
sin. A Salvation Army mau adver-
tises to preach standing on his head
and two Of the good sisters on either
eide holding leg. There Is nothing
like novelty.-Lawrence Record.
Upon which end do the sisters
stand, Brady?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

RIOTS have taken place in several
European countries within the past
few weeks. All this indicates that
the people there are tired OF mon
archs and aristocrscies, and will
soon overthrow them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
County Central Committee

The members Of the central committee are
requested 10 meet in the Office Of +. ID. FIiz-
patrick, In Salina, on Saturday. February IL,
at .. M, Ia take steps Ia elect delegates to
the conventions called BY the central chm-
mittes Of the Fifth congressional district
Let every member be present as the meeting
IL Important. 4. II. FITZPATRICK
John A. LARSON, Chairman
SECRETARY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
RErUBLICAN COUNTY CoNvENrIoN

A delegate Republican convention will be
held at the court house I'm Salina, Kansas.
on Saturday, March ), 1892, for the purpose
OF choosing nine delegates and nine alter
mates 10 represent Saline county In the con
ventiOn Ia be held at Concordla on March H.
lss2. Each precinct In the county Is entitled
lows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
ID. McHENRY
SheriEs Sale.

On Monday the 18th day Of March Issa, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A y. and {
O'Clock, z. -. q the barn Of the Glendale
shtp in the County Of Saline and State OF
kansas, viii sell st Public Sale, the follow
Ing Described property to-vit: One black
three white feet. weieht about one thoussnd
pounda- One BLACK horne age years. white
stripe ON forshead, weight about one Thousand
po1nos- One brown mare age three yean,
and poanda the property Of the Glendale
Land . Cattle Company taken ON tax
warrant IN favor Of Saline County and STATE
Dated March md, iea
~ sheriff.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
First Quarterly Report.

Showing the condition Of the treasury OF Sa-
line County, Kansas, and the credit and;debit
balances OF the different funds on the 18th
day Of January, A. ID. 1872:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

Primaries for the purpose Of electing dele
gates TAI said convention will be held at the
usual voting place in each precinct Oh
Thursday, March, 3, lsa2, from TO O'Clock
p m In country precincts, and from I To !
O'Clock y I'm In town precincts. Said prima-
ries will he conducted according Ia the stat
uie made and provided by the legislature of
1851, for holding primary elections.
I. II. FITZPATRICK, Chairman.
JONI A. LARSON, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

That Hacking Congh can be 40
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee II. Sold BY J. j. Purcell.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

IL l. recommended that the delegates 10 the
convention lie selected In county conyen
tions not later than saturday, March j, and
that the primaries for the same be held not
later than Thursday, March The various
county central committees should give Ne
least two weeks notice Of the time desig
mated for the election Of delegates by publ
cation In the county papers
BY order of The Republican district con-
gressiOnal committee.
W. II. BISHOP. Chair man.
=. l.. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

IL l. recommended that the delegates To the
convention be selected In county conven-
that the primaries for the sid county con-
ventiOn, be held not later than Thursday,
June Is The various county central csm-
mites should give ut least two weeks notice
of the time designated for the election Of del
egates by publication In the county papers.
by order al the Republican district con-
gressional committee.
W. II. BISHOP, Chairman.
p l. WIIIIAMS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

the presence Of 1000 Republicans, to
rsfuts the SANDERS, and set himself
right before the party In Kansas. He
tAsn psofYsred his services to the
party for the coming battle. end
said be would respond to every cali,
and from the spirit manifest by HE
audience Tuesday night he will have
plenty Of calls.
After his confidential talk he de-
iivered . splendid speech. Several
times he seemed about to close. but
cries Of" 60 on" would cone from Q
hundred Threats, and u was plain to
be seen that Ingalls, still counts his
friends by the thousands In Ksnsss,
Notwithstanding the assertions of
some Of his political enemies to the
contrary.
Mr.. Ingalls, speech closed the
most successful political meeting
that has been held In Kansas for
years, and IL those who were present
scatter to their homes all over the
state and carry on the work 30 en-.
Enthusiastically begun, Kansas will
again be the banner Republican
state Of this great union ofstates.
TIE salina papers continue to howl
for the BelOit train to run from Solo
mon to Salina, but no one. but the
Salina people see any necessity for
II. A railroad man said the other
day that such q train would not
carry two passengers . day on an
average between Solomon and Sa-
lima. All the northwest towns come
to Abilene to trade and have no
need OF going out toward the west
line OF the state to get no better ac-
or values. The Union
Pacific 10 not foolish enough to
waste any money along that line
Abilene Reflector.
We have lain awake several nights |
lately wondering Why In the world
such q 'crack" should be made by |
the Reflector. This city has no in
tention nor does Il harbor a desire to
rob any town OF its retail trade. |
Rather would be build up retail
trade for our neighbors, but there |
Is one thing that must be conceded, |
and 1t is plainly apparent 10 every
body, and that Is this, Ssllbs holds
the key to Central and Western
Kansas as q wholesale and distrib. |
uting point. We whould rob no |
place Of its own trade, but we must |
have room for our own peculiar bust
ness to grow, and that is why we de-
mand the Solomon branch pas
senger train. The newspapers In
every town along the line demand
n too
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03
CONGRESSIONAL CoSvExrIos.

Following j. the call for the Republican
congressional convention:
delegate convention of the Republicans
Of the Fiji h Congressional district will be
held ut Abilene, Kan AT 10 o'clock a. m Of
Tuesday, June q, Isg2, for the purpose Of
placing I'm nomination n candidate for con-
gresham from the said district.
The basis of representation for each county
shall be one delegate for each one hundred
and my, OF traction of siNty-fve or over,
votes east for secretary Uf state at the cleo
tiOn of lss. The .cN"ral counties OF the dis
trict will be- entitled to the following repre-
&c ntaI ion La s.lil convention. viz:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-03-03

Beioit prides herself on q number
Of young men who Sing.