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OtI IIULu6 DHuGUIG : y"tNUNIUIuJIIS
miro lest burh teins Der por8iiglibten &of-Sttd<
Itafdinen i'm Morfte on ginfattbett, .2eidtisfeit in
Beipesuua, Sausrbaitiateit unb Sdonbeit Der Gr=
belt ibertroIfen, obsleid ie nur i'm yrciie balb 10
utel foitet, OILS anbere porsiali6e Wtoibinen; iie for
ltet $25 bis gu $40 gle ma6t oen Sti6 auf beioeu
Seiten uno ldBt ni6t los.
49enten tueroen in ieber Stabt, ieoem Stibtten
unt 6 ountp in Werplanb 9eluht.
Sir e!rfuIdre II. SerinauH9en a~boreifire man
Sobn Z. Sutler, General. aeent.
8ertauiss simmer SIR. &, Eoros@ barles=Str IT,. 2. @toae.
Baltimore. lDtail1I ~ fV n 4
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Summer 4 Rfker,
ser. ~, German, nabe Sputhfra6e.
SeutIGcs Sanf> uno @cGjelaeihait.
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Ppt III Sprt 2SdDHe TEN vSeuI1Ws
dll!sttldnifdes Gadweiiungs> uno Iusz
tunfts<9 ireau," allo AUDI teinen 9irettpr
pe6elben. 50. Il. 8eidert, Der iid in Der
Mnseise fir oieien aussibt, lit Der in9lmez
rita uie in 9eutldlano beridtigte
Shminoler @ilbelm Heid, berielbe, wel'
der Dor einisen Sabren in Stuttgart, no
er aui srcbem Sube lebte, ancncirte, oab
er i'm Suffrage elmer amertfaniiden gez
trpleum= @eiel1haft POO &ifer in Sienit
nebmen mple. Sieielben wlroen piegeiie
fret baben, miibten aber ie 20 8uloen
Caution binterlesen. Sunoerte pom or
men &ifern gingen oama(s in bic Sale
uno p%ertrauteu ibm ibr iauer ermprbenes
Gelo, NIT Dem er, als Die YpliSei auf Jpn
aufmertiam wurbe, our69ing nno nab
Mmerifa 5uriidfebrte, mr. ct ben Namen
IS. Il. Heidert annabm, ben CT ieitber
ben srbbten She'll Der 3eit iabrte, unb
idon beinabe ebenio p%errufen gemadt bat,
wie ieinen pirtlihen Namen. 3ei6 er=
lernte in2ouispiae bas 8udbruder= 6anb=
merf uno beiibt cine siemlide Sertisteit
i'm Seben, bic er bel isinen Sdwinbel>
Operatipnen portreflid gu benuten per-
itebt. Son louisville brannte CT
nit Der sesen 1900 9oIars ent>
baltenben Safe zines iosenannten
u9raft=Glub" ourd, welde baSu beitimmt
mar, fir bieienisen Mitslieoer, melde fur
ben Militdrbienit nsesosen" muroen,
Steapertreter 81 beidafen. Spdter Fnben
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3uaelaufene Sub.
NRa ,

~ Sim Wittiuo9 aberb 1T mir cine rotbe
9ub, nit tursen isIsen. aufae5enoebor>
ner, obne lpeitere aennseihen su9elauien, iuelbe Or
@istntpdmer 9e9en SesabIun9 Der 8oten bel orn.
6einrid, Grant, Rr. 250, Cf.9na cdrc tfrase,
alrHt trh6ttSu sa--u. 15Gt)
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G~eriammlnngS- Mn3eigen.
Allaem. Mrbeiter= Rranfen : umterfiit>
1uuns<Wereiu.

Den TitsIi.bsrn Snr Iadriht, bas 3ienfag
BEN rs. SUM. Die Muisabluns Der pi1telidbrlihe
Yeitrise itattfinbet.
I50ED Hr. 4et6. SinuD3sS efr.
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,,~GorreIpoWDentsO QQe, I"
s SoQa Ornhe.

9ieier bsltehts Sommsr- g srsrieurss.gfus ,plrs
llr oLeis Sdlion WUntaa, bcn 10. Surf, aebfnet,
Ste Sampi'dtffe oSamucIS .. 0eus" un6 IS bams
pIon" iuero'n td9i'9. (Sonndbsnof unr eonntuas
Gus9eHomrren) Den lSiet Ir 3, ei9bts, ON 6use ber
9omoentroBe, unt $50 8ormittaps Il 2.0n, $50
nno $50 gatmitta9s %uetIufcn. gu i~idfctr.rt perS
IdlieH r%ielelbcn 6ollo @rope nm 10 ubl Bormittaas,
3.l5. 6 30, s uno 8. 80 abents, jeoesmLl on 0tonInS's
Nefte, am 6uBe Der 6arOIineitrls', o~nIeqeno (aus.
9enoTnmen GuI oeH Retour=5abrteR Don 6onu Grooe
um 10 ubr Wtol9ens uub 3.15 3Ghmittaas). Die
Ser9nu9une soften oes letttn 9obrce iiLo alr btibes
qalten: 8tc ReitaurGtton lieiert 4iablBeittn In Der
bsltCn Wttie gu 9taotpreiiCn. Sobas uno Nttuetal-
Waner. @tscrCme, 0cier.eie, Gorftlrsn II. {. NJ,
ole In aus9e5elhuctr SSciie. 3eine berauibeuhe @e@
trdnte fptroen ~uertGuit ODER aui Dem @ranrs erIaubt.
Scr orttltl6e drummer, uel1er iegt ierts9 in, ei.bt
etnGn urUtrite9baren 8orratp queen Dafitrs. WtuNt
i'm Gang Fariuon bensapben Gag. Die Soap Or Us~
FoltBei, gut %orqaniiirt rurb bcr SueriI bes Gour-
tbs uHo BON Der 1fetropoIitau 3 RoIijet uuttrftIst,
NIT elncin Srteoensridter aui Dem y ass, iorat zoe
llr. oaB Se'uher beftuBt uno Dos 0it9lement u. be
Anolonungen auireut erbaItsn ne ben.
Slltte Ibr ptrE uno ~Jiildiabrt 81 Cents; 2trbss
9luilben 4 UNI II 9Gtren bic p6lfte. Gin llbuaIg
abtug iir @eieliGaiteH unb SonRtass . SGulsu.
(Suni3, 3Yite)
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8Qubereine.

Ualtlntnrer Noge Wr. 3, .. g. D. q.
Die Rits!ieber obissr eose fp.rbsn bierourb eln=
%eelahsn, Der morssn fottIrosnbsn reselmdbisen
BerlGmmluls beibutpobEen, ineem Die neuentporie-
men Seiese CUR N%btimmurs ~uorilesen.
S.au3 xieaeI, Ird3.;
(l5G1 Defer Yhilipoi. Stfr.:
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1oSsSf1He
ES tfdrb

U5 ttarb
Donnerftae, cen 20. SUM-, uni,re seliebts @attin uno
SHUTTER Warsarerbe Sdneieer nab ihDrren eels
ben inn AZ. 2ebensidtre.
Can't rube ibre 4f6e!
Die Srcunbs, 8ermanotsn nnc Betannten limb adj
t%unsspol einselaoen, benz Sesrdbniiie SpnnfaS
Radmittas nm . uhr bonn Grouerbduie on Ger
SeidirsRpat, nabe Dem S6los6aume, aus bei5u'
trobnen.
IM lie trduernrsn SintcrbIiebentn.
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ne ..Wfieeenhe GGrrusr!'i
Sas gauitdtss9 Department

Sansirauen uno anbere iolten ni6t ~ueraeiier, bab
jeten Mpntaa Die rfieseusen Gdrrner" a1en
Sonnaben0 GaGmittag ODER eonnta9 nib "8eiti9
i'm 5auien nett suluinmenGetebrten Sdnnt tort'
Ihaffcn.
1Enl NNna Hfn,t;% nfS, IN ~ 4 SsS rnf
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NotliaiIn=W aunfrein Wr, 7,

SHtzSOnfHr., Nt. 900.
9enannter SereiH nimnlt in obi9er Sofale nd9IteU
1pnnerffn9, zen q. SUM, ATTENDS lhr, feline erfe
gin3ablun9 %entse9en, Uo5u nod 2beilnebIner treunos
Iitft etn8eIaben weroen. Seprs Nopfert, Br6f;
Jafub Sonnet, Setr.;
li0ED Gail Uladle. Shabm.
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AS SpspepIe, rnueroauIidteit, 4opfiGmer,en,
Sbiuinoel, i6lehter @ei6m0f in Otunbe, @alleus
leiben, Serjflopfen unb Sunperte anbercr Srantbeits-
@ri6einunser iueroen bur6 perborbenes Blut erSeust.
Garlsbater Sprutels Sdls niro bon allen
4er3ten oils bas uui6dolihife 8lutreinieunss.
mittel empfpblen. DIE Isenteu fir Nmerita iiro q.
SuseIer s Somp. t54- 2.p.l
LAROQUETS ANITBLLIOUS BITTERS
~bef1rDert bic 8eroaulns, le9nlirt bic @ingefpeite
furirt &%opIibmerSen, itdrft ben Wtlseu unb 1T pofitipe
SeiluRs bes We6lelfiebers unO aler biIiolen Anidle.
&drpdue,
NurtpRsGde Ger Saltimprez une Sarriipnfr.
(Nuauft23, l2Dfte. t&rp.)
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qfrmanfnt tano Qompanp

fAA"'""A" catto SpHtPWND
of the City ofBaltimore.
NJ. MHeIser, setr. Sol. 6%riesenpals, grdi.
Office: SIR. %, SeconSftra6e,
8%eseniber benz goltamte.
@elb aus3u1ei6eu.
Setriebs>G Capital $1,000, 600.
SieIe @cienidaft bat ibr Betrtebs=G Capital uf
cine million Cellars
erbobt, uno lit lest berett, 9eIb aussuleiben in
b%ellebisen Suntnlen 9estn bnpotbsfarli9e Siherbeit
anI @runcslsentpum uno @ebduoen, iir pie 0auer
Don 4 bis 10 Sabren,
lild3abIbGr IN 70 o d. ntItbe Rateu.
9fiuhen fir Oarleben piro DIE pIrfltibfe 4ufz
mertiaintett sefptomet uno lin ale b%euiliste Oar.
>leten oas baare " eIb opne Ser3ug auseez
sablt. 6eIs als NeppITt
tslro sesen Bsrsiitun9 BON 3lnfen ansenomm.u.
Sanpldse,
geeignet fir Wobnbdufsr &C. fnb TETS seaen gr,nee
rente ODER geeen Baar su persouien, 14Q-,
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Nufnrher,inu.

Carl uno Seimridp Saiemsper aus greustfb=
Yfinben, ODER ate SieieRieen, benen Der eesenfparz
tise Iuientbolt %oerielben betannt lit. fins criutt, ibre
Aoreie s~eianisit inter rS. .. y" in Der Gspec.
B. 81. elnSureiepen. U49-5)
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Builder 6iQ=Vaupereiu Wr, 2

stusite auilase entaeseu; Gle bic fl eiuen sut.n
8erein anitlteBeu molten, iino frgunclidt eins.l0ceu,
gde Der TapettefraBe nno Vfaoeirs : alley bel
fen abeno DielouEsen fir gep ertseseuonlmen, aud
@~auoleute ~ gteiIen pom Der Stuet %eutlernt, toanen
iih bieieln 8ereiae anltlleBen.
O5t-O NhdA. GiIridlner. Ettr.
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3innsi6ule.
SGhrltde Nriifutta.

3tnnsidule.
Sdbrltbe Arufuna,
~besirneto ~ ontaa, ben "a, uno e~noisenb 5ret.
ia g, ben 90. SUM-, in ~folsenser Oronuns:
@pntaa, II.
GlaHe l B BON s nbr . ormittass biz 8.45
alaIe l A BON 8.45 Bormitta9s bis $50
Glaile IL B BON 8. 90 8ormittass big 10.45
&lale II A bon Q. AS q %ormittass big IL .45
&Iafe III B BON IL As gormi tags bis Na4n.
&laIe Ill A bon / Sta1mittass bis LIS.
Tienftaa, rs.
Slate " B BON 8 nbr 8ormitdgs biz 9.35
alaIe l A bon 9.3o 8ormittags big 11.30
&laie V B bon IL. 80 gorm. bis 2 9tadm.
Wtittmpd,, 2S.
GlafIe " NJ BON 8 nbr 8ormitta9s bis 10
RlaIe V N BON 8Ormitta9s 10 bis II
&la1e VI NJ BON IL Bormltta9s bis lbs Gtabnl.
Gpnnerffaa, 20.
6IafIe VA BON s big ii 8orntttags
alaile vi A Don IL Born. bis lao Sa4m.
6reitdg, rs.
3IaiIe VII BON 8 bis IL Bormittass
&lafe VI A pon IL Born. Bis 1920 gatrn,
&laie VII BON II. 20 biz 2.45 gta1m.
&~d,lukfeier
Wontas, ben l.. SuIi, Nadmittaas III - front.
(lSU-I) StIppSHsl peQIer.
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S. 8elnhnuna.
Baltimortr s9lten=W eltQidoft.

nit GbenbolSsSalter ~psrloren. Der ebrli6e sSinber in
sebeten, ieltis. sesen obise geIobnuns IN Der Grp.
b. al ahanliPiern. I1Au=a0l
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ST
Tatr>Sabeu.
4S ommer= SeTaHuauuospIah-
Gatipu nnp SGSP

S ON r=Se
2atipn oon isS9.
I'm unb rad 3orneritng, ben Is. SUM, tpltb has
nsu. II. pradtoole 0ompiI III ,3beururesseems-
l9apt: y. y Rtrran), iotben iertie uno erpres iir
cltle Route aCbnut, ben Bier Wr. 3, eiabitrobens
S@erltt. td9lib . onRabenfs, SoRntdgs unb u. ION
td9o usstnomnCu) nm 3. so VloroenS U~erIuiIen. ah
am HllSe 4 StGnheu ~CuibdltCu urh Die stlft INN 4
ulr IberoN erretdtni tgrtaBt ben Qitr iCocu Y(outoo
uno SoHnahCno 9tCunlltag nm 2 uEI Iolptt
9toBe uno ocauSme 0aEpndih "Wfotilea" ieoeu
Nalr papen tan1e 9cnug, um Den Eaiiaeiereu ZbetI
on eem %sleqanten gtGdttIiCu uCbmer Su lGiler unb bic
giant ttib gcnu9 gum SdlG Crgcbcn yu crrtidtu.
OGSIbe Stpl uno Seltuna, iouobl an Boro Der
O2mplidtffc. tDie ouf oCm Tlaee, Uclder In lseter
Sation 70 I~l9cmetnt :Sulrieoenb,lt gab, Werben CUB
lur bic 9t9ennart beibgbllten, uno aut Beitrebuu.
9cn fueroen 9enlatt, NM oas Ycr9nusru auer gu er-
bnher.
&roieiior SBeI'B Blet. uni Ian,sIluFf tptrs
iolUobl Gn Bon, MT cub am Blaze ipielcn.
SiQt tiir Die 3ln- uHo 15uGiIIrf 81; Stuber un&
0ienlttoten ot 9att,e. glnote r Jtopl cit unO
6otel 81. StFOttt9un9 bel Der g8obs $40 bis St2,
le nab Der EotUlttGt Der Simmer. CSunll0,1 DRt)
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Spe3ialzNnti

FE0eU* @FoFtJT
GemofratifdDe Watipnalcpn1ention.
Die perlbiebenen gtebens@ omite'n bes 2ofal=@o.
mites fir Die bemOfratiide y~tationQl= @oErention
iino ~ersebenit eriuht, Der lesten SeriammIun9
Ufuntaa, ben IA. Suui,
abenos s ubr,
in oe8 Wapors Imtslofale beiSuDobnen.
gSitti9e @eitGlte lle9en Dor, unb ole 9omite'n
louten pertreten iein.
~ aue Ntittbeiluneen on Dos Gomite ioIten an
cen 1nterSeitncten 9eridtet iueroen.
U5O Gome4 Spfe. Ser,
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9romo Gbloralum ,
Der rleue
aerud1Iofe, nidt siftise

DeOQOrlZer unD DlSlnfectant.
Der YtanSel sirer fdsreu uni perfetten Deodorizer
uno Disinfectant, idbie, Que iiblen &eruhe II. Sale,
ionic auh bic 4eims Der Stantbet uno Edulrik be-
Dtttenoe 3betIe in Der 9uit gu ~jetf6ren. nuroe iton
LANCE 9eilblt, uno p~orSislih elmer, neI6er fret bon
9tftieen Gt9enihaitcn III, oamtt CT fter untsr alien
umitGnoen 9ebral6t werocn fanr, ba iblimme fsGGe
ourn Den 9ebraub iolber, mic Caibolic Acid unb Die
Otlibuug,n o%eileIber, ipelhe ais Phenates oocr Phe.
nal Sodique fSblorsSait. @bIor=Haron), aud ftre.
%ielianres Slnt uno afs.-. VA aup1er, ais Girondin
|. KY - UHLORALUM entb6lt feline @ifte, befBi
feinen @erut, Dtrtt ouIb Serftorun9 uHo Et6t burd
SerbeitIbrung zines i~tortsren Geruhes, ols ben gu
5erftorenben.
unfd,GBbdr ats elm Wittcl Ium Surecln iIr0ipbs
tbcria. bOicn sails, ausi6las, Gatarrp uno sineR tb.
len At5em.
uuentbebrIid, bel Bofen, 9ppbus- unb sdare
loh=5tefer, ltulreEoe Nusbriite, ansiteibuneer
offer Grten unoouGr anitedenhen aranf6eIten, folpopI
3um Gsu,6'n, um Bteber Sitts gu nsutattriiren, oils
aud Disinfectant.
lin aue idIsd'tsn 8.riid,e ossr Raie su bsfti.
tt9en, 8tarten'lIlnleI gu otstr t3iren, b0noe riun In
beniRlben a~etrdn'te 1Idcr auf unb aiese Gin @in
~oellelbsn in Gle SGnmsraerdtbe, ebe man ~bieislben
gebrauht.
Gie.er aerudhlDfe Deodorizer nimmt oui cine er.
ftnunIi6e Weiie ale Seritbe IN Slide, gorrotbsiaul.
mer, Wanoz uno Spelieidrdnte in fib ouf, nenn mon
elHfab 3ldtr nit elmer uerbinnten EubItan3 befd-
ben 9etrdntt a%uibdn9t; aleihiG1s, irbem mon Seaer,
ssa,lefabgulls' sSaf1er'@lolets, Candle Il. I. NJ. ea@
Mls Gin . van sbaIts- qirtifsI bat er nidt gI,i6-
Commences biufntlit aukerliher BeitGbieung, Ber<
b6nnpinn9, Sersrennun9, Wiiienbiiie. Nroftbenlen
hois NlBe unh ,Nrme. Srptpelaa, 9ud. uno 0aut
3rantbrtter. BUR Heiniguna BON Hdiferr. Wiildian-
men, sSau9Haihen uno aaer @eratye, nelde
elnfn ihletten 9erub BADEN.
siuiaefIut in Sintfaid,en. Sur suberettetburt
SiIeen s Comp,
Hr. l76, WI1iamfr. Yep= gorf,
Rg- gu baben bel &anhp, @iIpin Il Comp, Wn1.
8. SroUn 4 griioeru, Boee, gostin d Gomp. unb
Sroaniiien i'm A1eemeinen.
(Wdr323. 3lPt. Ito. II. GO. II. gp.)
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J eapeHH, mpop1t Ieoe clrca 4OOO 5la'
|ao Observation-Disclosures entbdlt,
lie 9interlaflenidaften su erbeben
Yreis per 9eft / Sbaler.
tofrei gu besieben pom gerteser &C.
anfo>ginienpung bes Setrases in
8rieien. ISL. Neidert, Sort 8ap'
piana."
,Snoiana=@ plfsireunb" bemerfl
v@ir wiroen uniere YHidt per=
mpliten mir unterlahen, ben purd
a5eige, bic permutbli4 aud anbere
en- auf Sreu unb @lauben aufge=
J baben, einseleiteten Sdminoel
fen, namentlid, ba wobl meiit or
e an Dem NIT raifinirtem @eidid
brfenen aboer Der Musiidt auf Ell
EGrbidaft anbeiben uno ibr iauer=
IS @elb an einen 9epihenlpien
let megmerfen perben.
Fbt in Sort @apne tein uSeuti6z
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BafFue 0ittslteber, ps,6. s%.ionnen itap. our6
1ebernabme elmer 4ttie Serie u lt,mmberedtist (utz
tip) ~ tuerben, merocn tierour6 benahribtiai. 6as
stlide aftien gu nerseben ftno. applif0tion fir bis-
seinneten eriolsen. q. 3. Rcauortt. Setr.,
1iS, 80, $50 SIR. 6 uub 8, g3eftE grottfrob,.
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CHAIR PERIPHERY,
@iHens q Gpmp.,
M. 3e0k, @efsHrattfr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-05
Publicly,


ineligible to the position. Publicly
some of them may disclaim any conneo'
ton with this disgraeefal matter, and -
sert TINT Baker is scting don his own
hook; privately, they are doing oil they
can to urge Baker on. Mr.. Baker says
he is acting with the advice ofhis friends
and few are unacquainted with whom be
mcane. This little species Of" pettifog.
gerry" by which they attempt to prevent
Major Forsse from taking his seat in the
legislature, bears the characteristic seal
ofits instigators upon the face of 1t, and
and they are as we'll known as if their
names had been called. The whole af:
fair is the most disgraceful and unpar.
donable that ever happened in Saline
county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-05
Fight With Oregon Indians.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. Tho ModO<
Indians having refused to go on the
hiamoth reservation, the matter was re-
ferred TO the military authorities. On
the 18th ult., Major Jackson, with Com.
pany B, Of the FIRST cavalry, ;hirty.five
men, left Fort Klamoth. The Modoes
near the mouth Of Lost river, Oregon,
surrendered their camp, and requested
an interview. The Indians were told
that the soldiers had not come to fight
them, but to put them on the reservation.
The Modocs refused to comply, and were
ordered to lay down their arms. During
the rarley an Indian raised his gun and
nred At Lieut.. Boutelle, but missed his
aim. BoutelIe returned the fire, and
killed the Indian. The firing on both
sides then commenced instan taneo,sIy.
The battle lasted two hours, and Was .
desperate tight. One soldier was killed
and four wounded. Two cisisens, nam
ed Haas and Huachcr, were killed.
Fifteen Nodoes were killed, and al the
women and children, anc many horses.
captured The Indians retreaied TO the
hills in the afternoon, bat returned and
firing. At last accounts the
sghs was going or.
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4 naHroNiaG EtQII.

Mr.. David North, of Rondout, N. Y
one Of the four remaining survivors o.
the Missouri, relates very narrowing
story. While hoating about the sea in
an open boat, he and his companions
had to lock their legs under the seats
and clasp arms, to keep from being
washed overheard by the heavy sea.
They were without food for many days.
Mark Anthony boiler mani went crazy
the first cay Vim. Starr (barber) after.
ward a:ed; aad then Shea (porter)
jumped ovsrbosrd. From that time the
boat was su,-ouuded by . shoal Of
One q these who were left
on the morning Of tie fourth day, while
he was describing q splendid entertain
ment which he once attended, suddenly
fell and died. He was thrown over
board, and was Immediately gobbled BY
the sharks. By almost . miracle, the -e-
maing four reached the land. A float
ing bottle of whisky which WAS found
,aved North's lie.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-05

The Junction City Usios 10 soon to be
"propelled" by steam power. Martin is
slated beyond measure with the good
success he has met with in the past in
his newspaporial life and must now have
all the modern appliances Of . printing
Office. We are pleased that business
compels hun to use . steam apparatus.
Nay he never burst the boiler.
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Topeka, Nov. 3O.-In the U. s. C

TOPEKA, Nov. S0.-In the U. s. Cir
cult Court this morning, Hon. n. W
Delahay moved the appointment Of q
committee to take suitable action rela.
tive to the dealt of Hon. Horace Gree.
ley. Appropriate resolutions we're Of
fered expressive Of the gratitude of the
people Of Kansss to Mr.. Greeley for his
services to this State and TO the nation.
Hon. ]. r. Dillon, presiding Justice,
made few IMPRESSIVE remarks, in which
he alluded to lr. Greeley - one Of the
MODEST Of American citizens. The res
olutions were ordered 70 be posted ND
on the journal q the court
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RWs o. mr. VKH.

MDW0 " - WIFE,
Speculations - to changes in the cabi.
net are now rife.
The pot is boiling in France and waz
10 likely to occur.
Horace Greeley's life is insured for
500, 600 for the benefit Of the Tribune
Association.
Senator Howe counts upon 80 more
votes than he needs to reflect him to
the U. S. Senate from Wisconsin.
On Thanksgiving day, the mercury
stood S degrees above zero in Chicago
3 fellow zero; New York 10 above zero
General Sherman's report shows the
actual force Of enlisted men in the army
to be 1885, Of commissioned officer:
2,104.
The Louisville Banner proposes thai
in view of the death Of Horace Greeley
the Greeley electoral vote of the South
ern States be cast for Grant in the cleo
toral college.
The Kansas Pacific railroad company
have almost completed the grading Il
Craig. Tho Atchison, Topeka and San
IA Fe company will reach the same poin
by March next
Senator Sumner has returned from
Europe. He met Senator Wilson at the
Tribune Office in New York, tho Other
day, and their greetings were very cor
dial.
The Senatorial question in North Car
DINA is badly mixed, on the fouth ballot
Friday, Vance stood "a, Poole II, MGR.
riman %. On the second ballot, Satur.
day, Vance received ,72, Merriman 81,
Poole So.
The Eastern people will be satisfied if
Charles Francis Adams or George Will
liam Curtis is appointed Secretary OF
State in place OF Fish, who either wishes
to retire to private life or accept for
eign mission.
Oliver z. Morton has been reelected
to the U. S. Senate from Indiana. The
vote stood as follows: Senate-MOrton,
%; Williams, l. House-MOrton 81,
Williams Al. Morton's majority on
Joint ballot 20.
The House judiciary committee COM
pleted the Delahay investigation before
leaving Kansas, and the evidence has
been sent to the public printer. As soon
as finished the committee will meet to
it.
Ex-Governor Morgan has written a
letter declining to be candidate for
election of United States Senate, and it
is understood that Senator Conkling
will be elected almost without any op-
position by the Legislature which is to
meet in January.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-05
The Railroad and the Farmer

The following very sensible remark.
were written from Colorado by JOSIAH
Copley and published in tho Lawrenc,
Journal of last Sunday:
The mineral wealth of Colorado neye,
could have been developed to any great
extent but for railroads which stretch
across the great PLANES; nor would those
railroads have been made but for those
mines. Their interests are perfectly har.
monious-they are indeed but parts OF
ono great system and the teaming soil
of Kansas and Nebraska is another part
of the same system. The farmer, the
carrier and the miner are mutual help
ers one of another, and there ought to
be no antagonism in feeling or action
among them. All three classes prosper
or are depressed together; and that is
u miserably short sighted and unwise
policy which EFFORTS from.thc producing
and consuming classes the very highest
figures that they can afford to pay tor
transportation. Could reach the ears
Of the men who have made or are mali
ing railroads across the plains, would
urge them, even for their own sakes, TO
deal generously with farmers in the
transportation of their products to that
great and ever-increasing market. The
rates on these roads are too high and
were ticy reduced to the rates charged
upon Eastern roads, the effect would be
quickly seen in largely increased bust.
ness /; giving to he roads larger and bet
ter revenues, and . prosperous people |
along the lines-a people whose and
sver-increasing business of every kind
would tell more and more itvGrably up
IN the balance-sheets Of the roads.
Many people imagine that the in .erests
# farmers and railroad companies are
antagonistic; and when the
Gentlemen who manage these roads
mt the rates of transportation SO high
S to leave the farmer no profit upon his
hlpments, there is, It must be confessed,
ONE ground for the sIpposition. But it
J not true. If railroads refuse to carry
n such terms rs farmers can live and
rospcr by, they err both morally and
nancially. They act upon false princi-
les, they crush out the prosperity of I
hose by whom they must be sustained,
nd in SO doing, cut away the source of
heir own revenues. They kill that pro- I
erbial goose. These roads are pio- 4
GERS. They preceded the plow and if i
hey would be auccessful they must do 6
i they can.'to render the region through
'hich they pass prosperous and full Of
eople.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-12-05

A bill for the establishment of o 70.
form school in this State will be intro.
ducsd this winter in the Legislature.
Judging from the favorable Endorsement
OF tins plan throughout tho State, which
appears in print 30 often, we judge that
the bill Is liable to pass. These schools
when well managed have proven of
great benefit to many hayward and
ffiendless lad, and the importance Of one
in this State is great.