The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-10-17

- q Z ? = :. : Z
1Geo1 ~ WEEK.
Nsv Yezkb nv sass f~ tho Rspsb-
kcans.
4 bea6sate sssw eadtseasss 81
tst.e p1spasD iiuinse Tweed
lt = eseaa1aei ~ shsss nf1ios H.
habiiGs6 ID. Ion he Jasmine in-Pes-
6ia.
The cadse Of Reward's deash was not
paralysis, - reported, but was species
Of palsy.
Oswald Opsndofer positively declines
the Tammany nomination for mayor OF
New York.
James Brooks was renominated for
congress on Thursday, by the Democra-
cy of New York.
The President has issued aproclama-
ton appointing Thursday, November ~,
rs a day Of national thanksgiving.
Minister Schenck is about to visit
Italy, accompanied by his daughter.
He will be absent about two months.
Greeley is depressed over the election
news and thinks "great frauds" must
have been perpetrated in Pennsylvania.
Sarah Payson Willis, wife Of James
Parton, otherwise known as Fanny
Fern" died Thursday in New York
City.
Rev. Samuel Seaberg, grandson Of
the present Episcopal bishop IN the u.
S., and formerly editor Of the Church
man, is dead.
The probability is that many Greeley
speakers now in the field will be with
drawn, and great economy shown in the
management of the canvass.
The fourth annual reunion of the soci-
ETY. Of the army and navy Of the Gulf
was held at New York on the It'll. Gen.
Sheridan presided at the banquet.
Tammany managers have decided to
concentrate all their efforts on the State
and local tickets and leave the Presiden-
tial question to take care Of itself.
Many Democrats are hedging their
bets on the State of New York. They
evidently fear Kernan's defeat, and bets
that Dix will be the next Governor arc
freely offered without takers.
It is asserted by some that W. II.
Tweed wiclds the same influence over
Tammany Hall and has as much voice
in debating its policy As before the dis
covery Of his famous robberies.
The St. Louis fair closed on the 18th,
after a quite successful exhibition Of
nine days. The receipts from rent Of
booths and cato money is 81, 1923, about
5000 less than last year.
Lawrence nominated unanimously for
mayor of New York, was formally legal
advisor to the committee of seventy,
and recently Endorsed By that body for
u judgeshiD.
At quarter past six on the morning
Of the 18th there were Two shocks Of
earthquake Of several seconds duration
at San Frsncisco. The oscillations were
from the cast to the west. No damage
was done.
Count Won Arnim, present secretary
of the German legation, has been recall
ed from Washington and will be sue
cceded by Count Amederas Bernstorff,
son OF tho German ambassador At Lon
don.
The Now York Tribune cditorialiy says
it takes pleasure in Withdrawing in the
fullest and promptcst manner the impu-
tations upon Speaker Blaine in reference
to supposed transactions with the Pacif:
ic railroad, eastern division.
On the 18th Prince Napoleon was
waited upon by the secretary of the pre-
feet aud two agents of the Go :ernment
ut Paris, with orders to follow them to-
ward Switzerland. The Prince then
left the city. The Princess Clothilde
voluntarily accompanied him.
The following are the majorities in the
Congressional districts of Indiana, near
ly all are official:
Democratic-First district l43, Second
1873, Third 997.
Republican-FOurth district 500, Fifth
S24, Sixth $50, Seventh 400, Eighth g.
02O, Ninth IS, Tenth 96I, Eleventh $40.
The Greeley men generally give
up the contest and say there is no use of
making further efforts, except for the
sake Of appearances. They charge that
Tuesdays elections were carried BY
fraud, but say that whether fraudulent or
honest the Republican victory Is too
great TO be overcome.
The Democratic New York specials
say Ne sAsx.haa.xarely seen 4. day IN
which there was SO much display or
grief and JOY ~ on election day. TIE