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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-11
Cable Reports of the Congressional
Debate to London.
London Press Comments and Condemnation Of
the Geneva Negotiations.
French Hope of a Peaceful
Settlement.
Minister WaShburne DeferS the Period
Of His Departure from Paris,
IEleGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON. Feb. 10, 1872.
Great eagerness is manifested for the latest news
from America. Everybody is anxious to learn how
the action OF England with regard to the Alabama
claims is received In the United States.
THE rELEaRAMs POSTED ON oHANGB AND THE
POPULACE READING THE DISPATCHES.
Special dispatches from New York ana Washing.
ton to the press here, and private kilograms ad-
dressed to business houses, are posted on 'Change
rounded by large crowds Of people who peruse
their contents with manifest eagerness.
THE CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS AND AMERICAN
EDITORIAL ARGUMENTS.
Yesterdays debate in the United states Senate on
Mr.. Edmund's resolution is fully reported In London
by the cable together with extracts from the edi.
torlas Of the leading New York journals OF the same
DAY.
British Press Assertious-T Geneva Arbf-
trnti0n Court Pronounced n Failure.
LONDON, Feb. 10, 1872.
The London Times renews its editorial comments
on the Alabama claims question ana its treatment
by the English and American governments, in Its
issue to-day. The writer says =" 1t is morally GER
tain that the attempt to settle the Alabama claims
before the Geneva Board OF Arbitration Will be a
failure. We (Engand) must therefore make efforts
to prevent angry recrimination. II we are success
full, the time is possibly near when more dexterous
negotiators may settle all differences"
'INroLERABLE ABsURDrrY' OF THE UNITED STATES
POSITION
The London telegraph asserts that the Treaty OF
Washington Is regarded by Americans as one OF
unconditional surrender and shameful confession
on the part OF England II the indirect claims are
admitted Its terms are such as victor might ini-
pose. The pretenslons OF the United States are
tolerably absurd.
THE ARlsToCRATIC CLEANERS" SILENT.
The LONDON Standard, organ of the ultra tories
and High Churchmen, ana the London Post an ex.
ponent of the views OF the younger scions or the
aristocracy, who have been taught to steer in the
torturous course OF Pamerston are 'edtoriaIy
silent this morning with reference to the Alabama
claiyns coutroversv.
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Last night "Monadi" was played for the last time
to a well filed house. MIR. Mackaye, who has quite
recovered from the bad state OF health which so
markedly affected his first performances acted with
a sustained force which was wanting In his earlier
Efforts Tomorrow the new society play OF ''Mar-
riarer In which three OF Mr.. Mackayes pupils Will
appear, VIII be placed on the boards, and as the
conditions promise to be essentially different
we peleve that the new venture Will be successful.
.Marragen Is adapted from French piece which
ran Tor 500 nights IN Paris and must therefore have
some points OF interest which 1t Will be beyond the
power OF an adapter to destroy The principal part
will be supported by the charming pupil, MISS
Criswold, VINO has already attained such an I'M
qualified success.
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ART SALE.

An interesting collection Of paintings, embracing
examples py European and American artists viii
be sold by auction on MONDAY and Tuesday, at
Johnston Van Tassell's salesroom, 81 Nassau
street. Among the native artists represented are
Moran, w. r. D. Haas, James Hart, J. w. Castelar,
William Hart, A. d. Shattuck and Richards.
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A BUNCOMBE FAMINE IN THE HOUSE.
Although the House Of Representatives went
through the form of holding session yester-
day, in order that harvest of buncombe
oratory might be garnered into the chaff
granaries ofthe Congressional Globe and APP
pemd'r, the extraordinary circumstance was
manifested Of famine in that purely Ameri-
can product. Only one speech was read, and,
no Others being forthcoming, an unusually
early adjournment took place.
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SUDDEN DEATH IN A BAaNIO.

About eleven O'Clock last night an unknown man
met girl OF the town. named Nellie Warren, at the
corner Of Amlty and Greene streets. and accompa
MED her to her room, on the second no Sa
of 20 Amily street. After being In tne
mouse a short time she observed ne was
acting In singular manner, and left 20 inform .ne
p0lce Upon the latters arriving at the place they
fomnd MN dead lie was about thirty years OF age.
I'VE feet seven Inches high, brown hair, light mus
tache, dark plaid pants yes! Goa. ana nat ouIo
10 -days
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e N q L "A N D.
Fatal Marine : Collision i'm the
Channel.
A Steamer and Ship in Contact-Eightsen Per-
sons Drowned-The Prince Of Wales
Reception by the People.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Feb. 10, 1872.
Information has Just reached here Of terrible
marine disaster or Dungeness, in the English
Channel.
The steamer Electra was run into by the ship
Dh0leran and sunk In few minutes. Captain
Bruce and seventeen persons belonging To- the
steamer were drowned.
The damage, If any. received by the ship is not
stated.
THE PRINCE OF WALES AND rHB PEOPLE.
The Prince of Wales accompanied by the Prin-
cess Alexandra. left Sandrlngham to-day in q
special train for Windsor.
The passage OF the royal party was somewhat
delayed oy crowds OF persons. who thronged the
stations by which the train passed, and manifested
their Joy at the recovery OF the Prince
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Five thousand and eghtY-Gve bales OF American
cotton were landed at Liverpool to-day
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ARR ST OF A CALIFORNIA DESPERATE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb TO- 1872.
Tomas Rodundo, alas Procopio. who Is charged
with many murders and stage robberies and other
crimes was captured to-day at his hiding place in
san Francisco. He has been the terror OF Southern
California for years. He was surprised to-day and
mad not time TO draw his pistols, or, 1t Is said, ne
would never have been taken alive. He Is
nephew OF the famous bandit Joaquin Muriatra,
who was killed here In early days.
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THE REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 10, 1872.
No additional facts have transpired relative to the
Treaty Of Washington.
1t Is reported In oflcial circles chat our govern
ment Will make no formal response until after the
reception OF Earl Granvjlles note TO Mr. schenck.
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HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY H. fs2-TRfPLE SHEET

verdict as they found themselves moved by
the spirit They have left the question open,
and it is reserved for a future day to vim
dictate woman's claim to place in the pulpit
as well as at the foot of it,
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ROME, Feb TO- 1872
His Excellency the Cheval:er Nigra, late Italian
Minister to France, has been appointed Minister TO
Russia. The position vacated by the Chevalier
Nigra Will not be reled, the Italian government
feels aggrieved at France having no Minister at
Rome.
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s'THEY WANT TO SAY" now that Mr.. Tweed
is ready to go right up to Albany as soon as
the river is open and that he is waiting to 60
by steamboat, only because in the present
state of his health he is advised not to 90 by
rail-
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PARIS, Feb. TO- 1872.
Information has been received from Ajaccio that
slight disturbances in the interest OF the Bonapart-
lists have occurred IN the island OF Corsica.
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IHE APPLICATION ON BEHALF OF FOSTER,
charged with the murder of Avery d. Putnam
(car hook tragedy, for new trial, was
argued at length yesterday before the Supreme
Court, General Term. The Court reserved its
decision.
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PARIS Feb. 10. 1872.
Ex-Minister Casmir Perier has received rom
President Theirs an offer OF the French Ambassa-
dOrsnip in London, but he has declined The honor
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A Valuable Piece OF Ground mt Public Auc-
tionOn Foreth street, between Fifth and Sixth
from. OF Reservoir square, adjoining g. honore Hotel
at foreclosure saie bv JAMES NJ. MILLER Auctioneer,
February r. at IL O'clock At the Exchange Saesroom III
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he sure md Call for :. Mrs. WinsiOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP" II has stood the test OF many years.
Never known fail. Gives the mother anl reef v
the child. Cures wind collie and regulates the bowels
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Angels Turkish Baths, Lexington Ave-
Twenty-hfth street Gentlemen every day and
all night ladies' day ana evening; best ventiation highest
temperature best shampoong; grauiiies Advantages
uneaualed; Europe outdOue.
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IRELAND.

Tho Home Rule" Candidate Elected in Kerry
Severe Sentence Of Noted Prisoner-Dis-
astrous Storm Off the Coast.
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THE WEATH Err.
WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL UTFTJsH.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb. l0-7 p. AZ. J


WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Feb 10-7 p Al.
Synopsis Jor me Past T,csn.y-four Hours
The area OF lowest barometer, which was on FRI
day afternoon near Cape Hatteras has moved
northeastward, removing further from the
coast, ana is now apparently south Of the
Bay of Fundy ana east OF New Jersey.
The high northeast winds on the Middle
Atlantic coast nave diminished and backed to
the north. WITH cloudy ana clearing weather. The
low barometer west OF the Mississippi still con-
nues ana the area OF lowest pressure has probably
developed during Saturday IN Indian Territory.
Increasing southery winds. with threatening
weather are reported from the Texas coast ana
partially cloudy weather has very generally pre-
vailed during Saturday over the lakes and south
ward The rivers have changed but little since
Friday.
Probabilities.
me barometer will probably fall on Sunday very
generally over the country from the MISSISSIPPI to
the Atlantic the area OF lowest barometer moving
northeastward into the Ohio valley; southery
winds, with threatening weather and possibly ram,
prevail on the Gulf coast west Of Appaachcola Bay
and extend northward 70 the Ohio valley by Sunday
afternoons; increasing northeast winds prevail
on the lower lakes, ana cloudy or clearing weather
prevail throughout the Atlantic States Dangerous
winds are not anticipated FOR Saturday night unless,
possibly, on the Louisiana coast.
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Gold sleeve Buttons and studs NJ Low
prtees Gold chains at low prices GEO. o. ALLEN, esi
broadway, Fourteenth street.
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Card.-Wnits' Nervous An.idOtc Curet
nv daughter OF st. vitus Dance of years standing.
c. W. LAKEMAN, ~ Hilary street, Brooklyn.
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A Specinity.-I.nre Curtains in Stock and
manufactured to order from original designs.
q. L. kelly 4 co. 722 and 7N Broadway.
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A.-Herriug's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway. corner Murray street..
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Iu,porfant.-ssc OGDEN, Brisbcn Sc Co.'s
Advertisement In Auction Column
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Fine Gold Watches mt Low Prices. Eipe
GEO. G. ALLEN. 81 Broadway, near Fourteenth street.
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THE ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES
BOAT RACE.
The Day Of Contest and Latest Betting.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW FORK aESALo

LONDON, Feb. 10, 1872
The race between the Cambridge and oxford boat
crews is announced TO take place over the Thames
course on the 23d OF March.
The betting Is now to in favor OF the Cam
bridge crew.
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GROVER 4 BAKER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
have removed to
7s8 and 7d8 Broadway, corner Of Tenth trest.
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CUBA.

A Measure Regulating the Chinese Population of
the Island-Ah-Sing Virtually Reduced to
Slavery for the Sole Beneftof the Planters.
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WOOl,s Museum,

At Woods Museum Miss Marian Mordaunt Will
make her first appearance on Monday evening
In T. b. De waden's new sensational drama OF
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Average temperature yesterday

Average temperature for corresponding date
last year.
Average temperature for the week ......... .32K
last Year. .26X
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Jcxyelry and Watches Repaired...iaeO. g.
ALLEN, Sal Broadway. Fourteenth street.
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If Your Hair Is Failing Out, or shows
signs OF disease can be arrested AZ once oE 1s'ns
P5iALON'S CHEMICAL HAIR INvluORAIOk Tnis ar
ce az been SO many years before the public that further
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CORSICA.
TELEGRAM TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

Bonapartist Sentiment and Slight Disturbances.
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A.-ROyal Havana LOttery.-J. Ii. Martinez
Co.. Bankers, 10 Wall ST. box 46o5 New York Post ocs
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FRANCE.
1tlseeAm 10 THE NEW YORK uesALa

M. Casimir Perier and the Mission to London.
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The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record VIII show the changes In tho
temperature for the past twenty -four hours
parison with the corresponding day Of last year.
as Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's Phar-
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The Wilson shuttle sewing Nlnchine.-Thc
best and cheapest frst class machine In the world price
nom ~ 70 &lW; eaay pATmeuts 5alesrooms w BroadwsS
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ITALY AND FRANCE.
TELEGRAM 70 THE new YORK HERALD.

The Diplomatic Relations Quietly Broken Off,
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off your head and cart it home in clam bas-
ket." His meaning is not very clear, but it
would seem to indicate total SURRENDERED the
enemy. De Witt Talmage strobe sweetly to
the front and stood by Cuyler also. Not so
Duryea, who, though he champions wine, does
not wish it to be understood that woman and
song" should be added thereunto.
After two days of struggle resolution was
passed Of q very watery description, which is
intended to be mildly condemnatory of the
uncontrte Cuyler, and which may be looked
on as q compromise between their convictions
and their necessities, and the affair ends in
smoke. They did not dare to look at it face
to face.
When the fandango was about to be abol-
ished by the Inqusition a bold advocate
pleaded that it should be seen before
being condemned. A charming Spanish girl
was introduced to the Holy Office, and when
she had danced the intoxicating measure
such a feeling of mercy had taken possession
of the gray-haired Inquisitors that the ban
was removed and faudangoes have been danced
ever since. If this crucial test of experience
held good of 80 questionable proceeding as
the fandango, why not Of woman's sermon
These Presbyterian divines should have in
vited Miss Smiley, and as upright jurors, Sc
parating themselves from all outside influences,
listened to her sweet womans words of in
vocation or warning. and then formulated
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Diplomatic Faith in n Peaceful settlement of
the Dinlculty-NationnI Caution and Cabi-
net Care for the Representation In WASH
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-29
Rlc C0yyENFIoN.

The call of the National Republican
COMMITTEES for the convention ut Phila
delphia on the fifth day Of next June
places the ratio Ofrepresentation to twlce
the number Of Senators and Represent
stives- from each State and two delegates
10 each. organized Territory. The rep
ressntation TO the convention foots up IN
this way: For es4 Representatives in
Congress, according to the late appor-
tipnmcnt, 56S delegates; for "A Senators
14S delegates; and for 9 Territories IL
delegates. This rW make a conce"f'o"
of seUes hundred and thirtyJonr delegates.
There should certainly be an honest
expression Of the people at aconventIon
Of this size. 1t would take a mint OF
money to buy that number Of men, elect
cd 10 the sacred obligations imposed
upun them. A delegate without national
celebrity will be mighty small gun in
that convention.
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The Lawrence Journal lately contain
ed an article on hemp raising, stating
that farmers of Douglas county have
engaged in its cultivation with success
more or less for years and that in HAN
sas halt ton on good land is fair crop.
This, at tho present price of eighty dol
lars per ton, would give reasonable COM
pensation and would furnish the farmers
a better return, in connection with other
crops, than they now realize. The farm
ers of Saline county should test hemp
culture. They might find in it profit
able business, that would lead to large
results. If they should find it SO well
adapted to our soil and climate, which
has been proven by its cultivation so
close at hand, the establishment of man.
ufactorics here ut home would be called
for, as the raising of sheep necessitates
the building of wooden mills in their VI
cinity and as cotton, iron, &c, pay best
when converted in q salcable state at
the places where they are first brought
to light.
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THE WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Sayi,sa, Kansas:
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY. %. 1872,


On the outside Of this issue werepro'
duce from q handbook, lately issued in
the interest Of the Kansas Pacific Rail
way, an article under the caption Of I" Sa'
lima, Kansas" The story, SO far as it re-
lates to our county, is well told, while
ths nany advantagcs Of our soil, climate
general resources, &c, may yet be
'brosght to light with much more effect
bat It hardly begins to give an idea Of our
city, its business and people. To dojus'
tee to the subject Won Id require much
spacs than We ain to furnish it now but
we shall seek enlarge upon It shortly
We commend the article to the perusal
Of Ill of our readers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-02-29

The herd law bill was taken up in the
House last Saturday, in the committee of
the whole. 1t came in from the Senate
amended, taking away the power Of the
county commissioners from providing
for herd law in township-confining
them to make law for the county, if at
all. After considerable discussion, the
House conclrred in the Senate amend
ments by o vote of SO to 20. This is the
bill introduced by Mr.. Doster. The nc.
ton Of tho House, in the committee OF
the whole, amounts to a virtual passage
of the bill. So it is almost absolutely
settled that we are to have q new herd
law. We hope it may be constitutional
and should it prove unconstitutional, We
hope the Supreme Court may find it con
venient to withhold their decision upon
this matter until after the crops arc har.
vested, the coming season.
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"A Farmer" of the Herald is dispos-
cd to think that The JOURNAL is guilty
of. gross Misrepresentation in one par.
ticular, when it charges that the late
county convention was controlled BY the
delegates of the Salina precinct. He at
tsmpts to except one OF the delegates
elected to the State convention from this
charge, making no prctcntions but what
tho other was elected in the manner we
stated. Neither, has he any defence to
Our charge that both delegates were pu;
through by the manipulations of the
Land OhRcc. "Mr. Sampson was pres.
ent at tho convention" rs he states, and
Aee knoc that tho election came off in
the manner claimed in our article of las,
wcck. "a Farmer" is evidently max.
ing favor with the "powerful, and has,
like many others, already lost his indi.
viduality.
Yss shzii na many dS:esas AID kacr-crookins
n 1Gisx up !. hi. own es.r,aioa. bondage.
Hsr nsaghf b1: pr,vsni.r, and wacn he's old.
eaeA-rr
What barrier for knaves is the nom
ds plsme Of " Farmer"
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Tho Union, in mentioning the names OF
those elected by the late State conven-
ton as delegates to Philadelphia says;
eve fail to see the Great West" any
where on this list. Harvey, Phillips and
Hanna scooped, to say nothing of the
countless aspirants not even named, why
is this thus!"
The only aswcr We can give TO this
question is that we have 80 many "grcai
men" in the west that it is impossible for
them to agree among themselves As to
the division Of honors. If the great
men" Of Junction would act moro hum
bly, toward the "great men" of Salina,
Phillips and Hanna would fare much bet
ter. You fellows down there are too
jealous of our great men,"
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COUPLE Of GOOD ITEMS.

Word comes to us that the company
building the narrow yuage railroad from
LcavcnwOrth west have negotiated ten
millions of dollars in Europe for the road
and that work will be commenced, the
coming spring or summer, at Salina on
tho grading. The purpose is to have the
road graded between Salina and Clay
Center by the time the road reaches Clay
Center, when track-laylng will be COM
menccd on this part Of the line. 1t was
also asserted few days ago at Topeka
by r. s. Stevens, Superintendent Of the
NJ, X. & T. r. r., we are assured by a
reliable person, that as soon as the direc-
tors return from Europe, which was ex-
peetcd IN the next two or three months,
the Holden line would he surveyed all
the way to Salina from the cast.
We can not vouch for the strict truth
of the two statements but they have
reached us in such way and from re-
sponsible parties that We feel good deal
like vouching for them. And they ex-
alteth the spirits of our people wonder
fully and if for that reason alone we are
OF disposed to pass them by. But the
completion of the two roads Is only q
matter of the future. By the contract
ON which the county has subscribed one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars to the
capital stock the narrow-guage company
1t has yet only about thirteen months to
complete the road through the county
BY Salina east and west. Putting our
late information and this fact together
We believe Salina will have through tran
cit to Leavenworth by the Kansas Cen
trail on the first day of January, 1873 (!
The company "mcan business and are
pushing the road westward as speedily
- tho weather and their opportunities
for bringing necessary articles from the
East will permit. The Holden road, in
whose interest the county voted two hum
dred thousand dollars, has little over
two years from this time in which to
build the road to Salina. 1t is possible
that the road will not be built much be-
fore that time but it is not improbable
that twelve. or eighteen months will see
this line in operation to Salina.
Salina is destined to become the larg-
est city in Kansas west of Lawrence. She
il sure of becoming a railroad center.
Five important and through lines will
strike Salina on their way. With our
splendid agricultural country and many
facilities, these roads will aid in develop.
ing Saline county into one of the great
csi counties in the State.