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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-30

lu6 u68lUCu CuluCO - . IVAOG AloyOhs
A Western exchange has the follow
ing insight into the life of the :" Heather
Chlncc
Night before last some of our young
blOOds, who were down in Chinatown
viewing the barbcrOus festivities OF the
"Heathcn Chinee" on the occasion of
his New Year, happened into an estab-
lishm.nt where some of the men were
engaged in playing cards. They soon
discovered, much to their surprise, that
the game was nothing more or less than
American draw-pokcr. After some
jokes in regard to William Nye, ESQ,
and his Celestial opponent, Ah-Sin, two
Of the boys asked if they could come
into the game. The Chinese were quite
willing to accommodate them, and down
they sat. Soon one OF the mclean men
lost 50 and the other SIS, trying to
come the bluff. This would not do, and
they played more cautiously yet the
Celestial would "call" them with the
utmost confidence. They tried one or
two of their sharpest tricks, and, as the
"Johns" seemed to see nothing, were
under the impression they had succeeded
until the Celestial coolly raked in the
coin and pointed out the fact the little
deception was lacking in smoothness.
Having expended between $40 and $50
in the vain endeavor to ascertain the ex-
act extent of the Celestial camprehen-
sion of our great national game, the boys
concluded they would Ah-Sin" no
more.
As they Withdrew, one of their oppo-
nents, with "smile that was childlike
and blind" said, dispose you next time
like play more pokee, you come see me.
The Chinese are q Climbing nation ;
they have studied all manners of games
for thousands of years, and they doubt
less see through our simple card games
at glance, and chuckle at the simplici-
ty Of what we consider the deepest of
strategy.
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A paradox man Who disllkes poe
try is Of course, . verse Of poem.
Tho mosquito, - = public singer
draws well, but never gives sansiacaon'
ATannessee editor was 30 reioiced 1T
the desth Of his rival that he ANNOUNCED
e under the head of amusements.
Amodern pbilosopber saws /" People
on .ccord;pr to their brains if their
stomachs, thew eat; il in their heels
thew dance.
naoro on being examined. was asked
r. his msster wa : Christian. "No,
air he's : member of Congress" was
the replv.
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Railrssb anberttsuuae,,ts.
May, 1872.
Kansas Pacific RaiIw'y.

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n-nv~r. Georgetown. Golden City.
New Memphis Colorado springs, Wills La Font,
idah" springs, Grc~ly, Evans.
lin Sr. 'ny, cheyenne, sal, La.s o"s'
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Kansas. Colorado, the TessseesiSs, and
the Pacific Coast.
HOmn,bas or Ferry transfer BY this route.
day.. '"'''s '"n '''''s' "A''i'.
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Exprrss rs =. ~. Male A NJ
Prisons taking this popular rsu,. will, ,,..,
ncction- " It'll trains rs follows:
Al Lawrence for Baldwin city, os,,r, ,,,-r.,,
Humboln, Parker. Ihay~r. Burlington o-w,rn sh.
toPa, ~. scott. and Baxter springs.
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BEVERLEY Il. MEM. Gcn-rsl Ticket Agent
General Oncrs. Kansas oiS Mo
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-29
$. The Efficacy Of PRAYER"

WAsHINGToN, ID. C., August p, 1872.
I'd. Erening Star: Please ADMIT the following
in reference TO the article of last evening in
your paper on " The Efficacy of Prayer"
Professor Tyndal and George Mailer, both of
England, propose-wbat? Why, TO test the
s sn Of prayer rTO Tynds s6.c scientist
founded In which there shall be two wards. lie.
prayers be offered up for the inmates of one
ward, and no prayers for the other, and then let
US, at the end of a certain number OF years,
compare the mortality of the two wards, and
thus test the efficacy of prayer"
George Muller, Bristol, England, writes. n
1885: - L desired TO assist poor or ,,hSns, and
more than this desired to assist them tha5
faith in prayer and its efficacy might be en-
cOuraged. There was awakened in my heart
the desire of setting before the church At large
and the world a proof that God has not in the
least changed; and this seemed TO me best done
by the establishing OF Pn orphan house. Il
needed TO be something which could be seen
even by the natural eye. Now, Ii l, poor man,
simply By prayer and faith, obtained, 'eitAgut
asking any iRdiriladi the means for establishihs
and carrying on an orphan house, there would
be something which, with the Lords blessing,
might be Instrumental in strengthening tie
taith of the children of God, besides being a
testimony TO the consclences OF the unconvertsd
OF the reality of the things of God. This then,
was the primary reason for establishing an
orphan house." This was 81 years since. PROF..
Tyndal has only to ride over to Bristol and
he will there find evidence OF the efficacy OF
prayer, tested for the last SO years, and proved
success. On Ashley Downs stand four large
structures. In them are between nineteen hun
dred and two thousand poor orphans clothed,
fed, educated. The principal is a poor man,
who is supported by voluntary contributions; and
the orphans are supported from day to day, as
uiey hare been for near forty years past, in the
same manner-by voluntary contributions re-
ceived in answer to prayer. ISAAC Cross.
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GREAT tl>IklN ElON % EAAtAaths
CHrCAGo, Avg S-A baskerville. az, us
patch says :-'' A terrible tornado passed ovet
II city and vicinity Last niclt. ASJat . at OF
the rect 81 Corps wooden mill was torn or. ana
a third Of -, rccr % he fsriSravsis house
xoolau u,il'- The walls cf the Ns~i charge
Methodist 4, is,oya, chlIc-, IN clgr~r OK con
sfrgc' on, fe7e own down. Scversi hsrnsaE
snail hauses were upset aud toTa q piece !.
While Ia . anl torcst t-ces we're sr13pei OF
ard sent Nair. .nG a. 1cugh he ar VII te-E .sc
tOrce. TIE COR and Fences Throughout AIe
country zTc daftsnci. ana lie damage q NeTy
great. III there has not beer lose ~ Hfa' TIE
storm i tae seNCrCs- tha- has vs. fr.s t-iri-
AZ iOr many wears. The weather here l- no.
y; led, and tae Dexter psTk rzcls uily has ?
q = sti1 farther pos NNuel
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sTr. Greeley Oh the stuu,p

WHAT He KNOWS ABOUT THE STRAIGHT
CUTTERS.
NEW YORK, Aug. ga Bridgeport, Conn,
dispatch states that Mr.. Greeley arrived there
Yesterday, and was the guest OF Mr.. Barnam
IN the evening Mr.. Greeley WAS screna!ed and
IN speech said he was on person al visit Ne
thanked the crowd for their compliment. an
then said:-"l came here a private citi zen 10
visit personal friend, and this great gathcring
1 receive as something which forty wears of sc-
tive and earnest life may possibly have in some
measure invited, but which did not anticipa.e
Allow me then, when | receive it as evidence OF
personal good Will, and n some measure OF con-
hdence, 10 make a single remark with reference
10 one aspect OF the great struggle now going on
N our country. Strategy in politics il the trIb.
ute which craft pays TO strength. The wolf
SKIN proving too short, the tox's tail IS dressed
INTO service TO piece il out. Laughter and
cheers. You see at this day great party
struggling TO avert defeat by-distracting and
breaking up the host which Is opposed 10 4,
lou would not have the federal OF holders
working so hard to get up a third ticket h tbey
did not feel sure that between the two ticket.
already in the field the verdict was against
them. lCheers and cries of fright Old hos 80
The effort then to distract the host on our sid
rs confession of despair. As such receive IL
The confession remains; the despair Is not likely
TO pass away. lApp!ausel
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Those Arizona Diamon Is,

LONDON, Aug. 29.-Messrs. Rittar Ieyer-on
& Co., London diamond merchants. in n cam
munication 10 the Times, state that a few months
ago an American came to this CITY and brought
large number of diamonds in the rough. pay
ing no attention whatever TO the weight or oual-
ity OF the stones. These, they Intimate, were
useG by the alleged discoveries OF the diamond
mines In Arizona to sustain their assertions
Ihe Times, commenting upon the communica-
ton, expresses astonishment that Messr. La
than q Barlow and Genl Mcclellan shouIt
have been induced TO allow their names to be
connected with the Arizona enterprise.
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A CUBAN LOAN AGRST IN LoMDoN.-It WAS
rumored in Londan yesterday that Q colonel of
the insurgeAf army In Cuba haA arrived there
with nstructions ffom the provisional govern
ment to negotiate q loan Of f2o0O0 900, the
dence OF Cuba; and that, although the provis.
ional government hgFe little hopes that Spain
win consent, they believe the offer viii strength
en- the insurgent cause among the foreign
powers.
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How they Hunt BUffaIOes M Niagara
Falls.

NEW YORK, August "a Niagara Falls dis
patch states that the buffalo hunt by Indians AZ
the driving park yesterday commenced with a
war dance by the Indians. -Four buffalOes were
then chased around the park, the Indians frins
shower OF arrows, many OF the latter landing
among the crowd OF spectators. A number OF
reughs broke down the enclosure. when the but
faoes were recaptured and housed for another
exhibition. The Brazilian princes were pres
ent, and LETT FOR Chicago after the show was
over.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

rTAND 1CRNER FEST
SGutheasfern Turn. Circuit, North
American Turner.LeaSue,
CONSISTING OF
TURN vEBEINE FROM MARYLAND, vIR-
GINA, WEST VIRGINIA AND DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
HELD AT THE
WASHINGTON SCHUETZEN PARK,
ON MONDAY, SEPTENBsR 2.
Gympsstic exercises II more than fifty Tui Iers,
Prize shooting for Ladies and Gents. Prize Bow
ling tCash pTiZes.)
CONCERT AND DANCING MUSIC BY THE
MARINE BAND.
The WAsHINGTOH ei,NGERBUN DandARION
QUARrtTTE CLUB will he present and give soma
OF their best songs.
ILLUMINATION AND FIREWORKS.
POPULAR ADJUSTMENTS of great variety.
~ The csgs Of the Silver Spring and Boundary
Railroad wi make regular trips; fare cents.
Admission to the Park, % cents.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
hu29-St COLUMBIA TUBN-VEREIH.
OLD MOI On Exhibition (NRw No.
4S6 and Sale A39
7rH ST.\ AT 9TH ST.
MARKR2TER'S,
No 4l6 7th street, betw . and streets, eight
doors above odd Fellows Hsu
Choice Oil Paintings, Ensray ings, Chroraes, 70.
Shades, Pictures, Frames, Picture COrds and Tss-
sells Rin g., hsiIs, SC, in tie District.
~ TERMS CASH.
Please remember Name And Number. jelly
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From Europe Today,

STEAMSHIP BURNED.
LoSDoE, August 2).-The steamship james
Stephenson was burned of Lisbon while on a
voyage from Calcutta 20 London. The passen-
gers and crew were saved.
COTTON PAILURHs.
Seyerul cotton operators in Lancashire have
failed in consequence of unfortunate specula-
tons in cotton afioat.
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BALTIMORE AHD PoToNAC RAILROAD
Monday Last was grand held day 1t Seabrook
City, as the depot at Upper 4axlbono' Is called.
Two locomotives oamo down early In the morn
ing, with probably enc hundred Workmen, aud
to ansh the spIsndid turn table hare, and trans
port gravel TO the road about four miles above
the village, to Which point the work h theeoughy
completed. The lumber for the depot ut Mari-
tivitg under Engineer Franklin. The turn
table win be finished this week. and grsyeliing
to the village completed sometime next week,
and than look out for the passenger cars-kaH-
tcTo' G&sette.
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The Liberal Congressional Ticket fu
louisiana

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 23.-The democratic re-
form and liberal conference COMMITTEES, n is nm
ders;ood agreed upon the following Consres-
slonai ticket:-COngrcsSman 1T large, George
A. Sheridan. liberal, instead of Jonas, a. tele-
graphed last night, first district, Hugh j Camp
bell, hberas; second district, Randall l.. Gibson
democrat; third district, VIM. MOulton, demo
craft; fourth district, short term, Alex Boarman
liberal; long term. L. Q. Davidson, liberal; nfth
district, George VI. McC.anie, democrat;
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Suits against Bank Officers for Al
legged Fraud.

NEW YORK, August IA Kingston, New
York dispatch states suits have been brought ia
the supreme court against Thomas Cornell.
president, and :. ID. Coykendau, vice president
OF tie First National Bank OF RondOut. for
irauduleEtly appropriating moneys and town
bonds amounting TO nearly u million dollars
which were deposited in the bank &c the credit
OF the Kingston and Syracuse railroad. One
Benson, treasurer OF the railroad. l. also imnli-
Gated. All of them were officers IN the late
Rondout and OswegO railroad.
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Notice.

The UneIarapled satisfaction thst EATTaNS
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city ard
throughout the whc.e country, IS evidenced by the
steadily Increasing demand for II, duce rs 20 direct
especial srd particular attention TO the great fact
thst hy its nse you gain sl the advantages claimed
Ter the many poisonous pounds Ia use, to wit
The restoration Of the color aud growth Of the hair
and The speedy remON al Of dandruff, without the
least possible iDjury-ss Crystal Disc oyery is pos
iyely warranted 70 contain poisonous sub stance
neither Lead, Sulphur or Silver.
Its perf CT cleanliness ~ reason not TO be lightly
Overlooked; will neither stain the SKIN or clothes
in sentence, II is exactly what has been wanted
for long wkile, RestGrer II the Hair that may b.
usI d without the fear that you are going to have
GeuT algi Paralysis lead Collie and various other
the result of the OF lead PIE
ARrHCB NATTANS, Proprietor.
General Depot corner ii and streets n. W.
Sold By ell Druggists sng2tf
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The VIRGINIA ELoPEMKKT.-The examine
ton of the witnesses in the Clark case, which
was to take place in Fredericksburg on Tuesday
was cut short by the illness of Miss Jewell, who
had to be examined at her room by the court
and counsel. and during the examination was
attacked so severely with hysteria that the ex-
sDination was suspened. Her health not ad-
uniting Of renewal OF the examination for
several days, the case was submitted upon the
evidence already taken and published, and
Clark was remanded to the custody Of the jailor,
to be delivered to the authorities of Prince
William county. Sergeant Edringtsn left
fredericksburg with Clark Wednesday night.
Miss fewell's disposition duplicates other par
ties at Manassas Of respectable standing in the
plan and accomplishment of her elopenen:
Clark, in charge Of Officer Edrington, reached
Brsntsviile yesterday morning. He was at
oDce committed to the jGil of the county, to
remain t,ere, under . stsong guard. until his
trial, the time for which has not yet been set.
The Freeericksburg Stayssys or the unfortu-
nate young girl: cher motaer died when che
was quite yeung. Her father idOlized her and
WITHHELD nothing from her hat would eondaee
to her happiness. She u veay handsome, and
highly accomplished. Her deposition won for
her many kind and a6ectionske associates, aud
abe was held in the highest esteem by all Who
knew her,"
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The stanIey.Livinxston Romance.

The Nkw YORK HERALD ON THE DEFENCE
NEW YORK, August 29.-The Herald denies
the imputations of fraud cast upon Stanley dis
covery OF Livingstone, and gives evidence OF
q son OF Professor Stearns Of Amherst College.
who testify to the belief that the letters received
rom Livingstone are in that travellers hand
writing ami not Stanley's.
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The louisville Convention.

UELEbAIE~.
DBs MONIES, Iowa, August 29.-The straight
out democrats of the state of Iowa held a M ass
convention in this city last night and selected
delegates to the Louisville convention. Resolu-
tions were adopted protesting against the sale
OF the party TO Horace Greeley, and declaring
that defeat on true principles is better Ia an
victory on an inglerious policy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-29

SAN FRANCISCO, August Gan arrange
ment has been effected whereby Col. Thomas
SCOTS Texas Pacific Railway Company sue
ceeds to all the rights ana property OF he san
Diego and Gils Railroad Company, receives the
right OF way through San Diego city ana
county, one hundred acres of tide lands on San
Diego bay, and terminal depot lot covering
space OF coo by 100 feet. ThejTexas company
mas agreed 10 put three parties of engineers into
the field at once to locate the route and 20 com
mence the work of construction from San Diego
eastward. AS soon as the line is finally located.
Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties offer
TO vote subsidies 10 aid the enterprise
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The Alabama Cotton Crop DeN Cured
by Worms,

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 2J.-Helisble
reports from all quarters Of Alabama represent
the destruction of the cotton by worms more
thorough than ever before. They have eaten
the leaves and forms until the fields are as bare
as after the frost. The naked condition OF the
plant reveals the fact that the mature fruitaye
is rot so great as usual al this season. Fears OF
almost universal bankruptcy among the planters
are entertained. No one expects q crop equal
70 last year.
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TELEGRAMS TO TIE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.

A sTIRRISG CALL.

Especial Dispatch y The Ever5Hg Siar.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 21.-The following
call, numerously signed, has been Issued this
day:
" 70 Tic Err UioE Soldiers ari Sailor IF Missouri
We mean 10 smash the democratic party in
the fold of politics as we whipped them on the
field Of battle. Soldiers aud sailors OF Missouri,
our comrades are 70 meet IL grand mas con-
yeEt3Ou on the lsth Of September next a. Pitts
burg, Pa, fer the purpose OF uniting This
IS al that was received Up 10 the hour OF going
to press
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New Bishop Of Rich moud.

WILMINGTON, n. c., Aug. 29-The Right
Carolina, received to-day from Pope Plus TX,
az home, the bull creating him bishop Of Rich
mond, Va. He retains his jurisdiction over
Nortn Carolina. Bishop Gibbons was born in
Baltimore in 1884 He vas consecrated vicar
apostolic Of North Carolina August is, 1865.
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A Card,

ACiersyn.n .yhile residins IL South America.
missionary, discovered safe aud staple remedy
tor Inc cure II Nervous Esskn ess, Early Decay
Disease OF the Urinary snd Semina Organs, and tie
whole train 81 disorders brought by bsnefUl ana
vicious habits. Great numbers nave been cured by
this noble remedy. Prom pied by desire to benefit
the al icted aud unfortunate viii send the recip
for preparing and using this medicine, in q sealed
Envelope, to any soe who needs Il, Free Of Cadvss
Address, JOSEPH IMAM,
Station d, Bible House,
rlar3S-ly New York City.
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A FAMILY DESTROYED BY SMALLPOX
From YOrkville, Pa, comes one of the sad
deet stories OF the smallpox we have vet been
called upon to record. About two weeks since
this dneadful disease got into q family named
dren. On last Wednesday the first child died,
on Thursday second, On Friday O third, and
and on Saturday . fourth. The mother and
NTH child are now confined to their beds with
the disease, With the chances against them.
The father has thus far escaped. Not one OF
the family was yaceinated, and the father is
said to be opposed to the operation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Rows, Clothing.

Those of my friends who may have occasion TO
p1rchsse Boys Clothing for the coming season, Il r
either tool or dress wear, invited TO give me
call, at He be Bros, AGO It'll street, ID,
can show them large and complete stock, and
sure them Of fair prices. Respectfully, -
sup2S-4t GEO. Z. TIMMS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-08-29

ST. LOUIS Post OFFIcH.-The acting Secre
tary OF the Treasury yesterday decided to pur
chase, under certain conditions, block 129, il
st. Louis, for the site of the new post office an,
custOm-house in that city.
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Yellow Jaek n Carthagcus.

NEW YORK, August GA letter from Car
thagena states that the yellow fever is epidemic
there, and the American consul refuses clean
sailors from landing. and has taken other stens
70 prevent the oontagion from being sent to the
United Ststes