The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-11-21

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Stanley, the Livingstone finder, has
been voted Victoria medal by the
Geographical society Of England.
The official vote Of Delaware gives
Grant 9OS majority, and Lafiand, Repub-
lican, tor Congress, 552 majority.
The steamer Anglo Dane is said to
have foundered in the Baltic sea, with
all on board.
Gold has been discovered near Kelly
Ford, Virginia.
1t is estimated that full $50, 900 sides
of leather were destroyed by the Boston
fire, and 100000 pounds Of wool.
Every county in Michigan is said to
have given majority for Grant.
J.J. Roberts, of North Carolina, is to
be appointed Solicitor General.
Lewis Dowing, chief Of the Cerokee
Nation, died about week ago at Tale
quah, Cherokee Nation.
1t is reported that ruby worth s'o,-
600 has been found in New Mexico.
Great foundations have been prevail
ing along the Prussian coast, near Stral-
sund.
The Tammany and Appollo Hall Or
CARNATIONS are about to "shalse across
the chasm."
The Congressional committee are
now taking testimony at Leavenworth
in the Delahay impeachment case.
| 1t is said that Elihu b. Washburne,
minister to France, will be candidate
for the L. s. Senate from Illinois.
George Freeman, a merchant OF Phil
adeIphia, is the candidate of Gov. Har-
tranft, Senator Cameron aud others for
postmaster Of that city.
The first volume of the census report
is now printed and ready for binding !;
it is expected that the distribution OF
copies will be authorized in the course
of fortnight.
Wm. N. Evarts is now mentioned as
the successor of Secretary Fish, Gen.
Mcios as the successor of Gen. Meade,
and Judge Settle Of North Carolina as
successor of Justice Mclean, OF, the Su-
preme Court, the latter about retiring
on account of old age.
The Little Rock Gazette publishes re-
turns, official and unofficial, f ON every
| county in the State, which gives Baxter
over 700 majority for Governor.
DR.. Houard, the American recently
i,opr,.eonei in Cuba, has addressed let
ter to Pr, ,sident Grant, thanking him for
his interpos;'ion in his behalf, and Sc
curing his freedom.
Nearly two hundred freedmen, includ-
ing several families, vii sail from New
Y erk for Liberia Wednesday next. The
emigrants are mostly hom fioriaa'
South Carolina and Georgia, aOd 90 out
under the auspices of the American Col
onization Society.
Hazard College suffered by the Are to
the extent of $4,000, including the
value of the land. 1t vii! cost s5OO,ctO
20 rebuild. The college has towards
this amount 100000 good insurance
out of of the s216, 600 for which it was
insured.
The statement that change is i'm
pcndin. in.thc management OF the New
York Tribune is not correct. The stock
holders are harmonious, and no editori-
al reorganization has ever been discuss
ed. Whitelaw Reid is not going to Eu-
rope but will continue as managing edi-
tor. Mr.. Greeley will occupy the same
editorial leadership as heretofore.
The presbytery rendered verdict OF
guilty against Rev. DR.. Gilbert IL. Rob
ertson on the charges of drunkenness,
RIGHTEOUSNESS and falschood, and SEN
fenced him to be deposed from the min
istry and suspended from the privilege
of the church until he shows repentance
TO tit him for membership.
Col. McDaniels, of New York, offers
to match his stable three races against
any horse or horses in the world, too,
three or four nile heats for $4,000 or
$4,000, the races to be run over the
Saratoga course, New York, any time
between the last of July and the first Of
sep,cr.: Der, 1873. )
The genera, missionary committee OF
the Methodist church report receipts IN
the past year, 1861, O56; disbursements,
S590,641; increase of collections over
1871 abou, $4,000. The pecuniary ba-
sis for missionary work for 1873 was
liked at $4,000; $4,000 was voted for
foreign missions, and $4,000 for domes-
tic missions.
The supreme court decided the cele-
brated land case in favor of Joy, the
purchaser of the lands from the tribe
holding that as the United States gov