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SATURDAY., JULY O, 1872.

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The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

Tie lass oststanding bondA amount
ing TO SS50, 900, of The loan Of March
81, 1S48, which n.tared July I, 1855,
have just been paid.
One Of the ablest members Of Tie ap-
preparation committee dosbls II any
postal telegraph bin will b passed the
present session. The measure Of Cree-
we'll seems to meet with disfavoe.
The latest report in regard to the
Tribune is that Mr.. Orton has rendered
the chief elitorship to James G..
Blaine, speaker CT the house of repre-
sentatives. 1t is said that Mr.. Blaine
was Mr.. Orton's first choice, and that
negotiations with Mr.. Colfax were due
to Mr.. Sinclair. Mr.. Blaine has tho
proposition under advisemcnt. A tel
egram from New York to-day says that
q further transfer Of T-ibu:c stock will
be made, So rs to overcome Colsax's .
objections to accepting the editorshiP.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26
Fire Ia Portland Oregon.

SAN FRA.usco, Dec. 233.-A disastrous
coufiagra,ion occarrcI to-day at Port
land, Oregon. The fire broke out in :,
Chinese wash-house, on the cast side OF
Front street, between Alder and MOrri-
son streets, and brrncG The entire block
on the west side of F:oat street, between
Alder and Morrison. II noon sener-
al consag:. -. 2f that part of the city
seemed l.. Elincn-, and furniture and
goods were re-.oved -scxcral blocks.
-As@2 9aee the wind changed, driving TIC
flames back on the burned portion, and
enabling the fircmcn to gain control and
confinc the fire to three blocks.
Engines came from Van :S-vcr, Oregon
City, Salem, Albany ant Washington.
The Emmett Guards were cr!led out 10
protect exposed property and preserve
order. Several fircmcn were seriously
injured by falling walls, one supposed
fatally. Los, estimated at sl5O,O00
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26
AZ INCREASED SALARY NECESSARY.

There IS Il bill befo.I Congress, which
provides fer the increase of the PrcsI-
dents salary from $4,000 to $50, 600.
Nc believe this bill ought to pass. The
President now receives hardly as much
AS many county officers, and many Fed
.ral officers receive fees which figure up
to twice the amount Of his salary. The
object, originally, was that the President
of the United States should receive sal
airy large enough to support his high sta
ton with dignity, and yet not too large,
lest the executive should be tempted to
seek rather the money the Office confers
than the honor, or be induced to discard
the simplicity which or. institutions dc
mand and put on the ".irs" Of princes.
The present salary vas fixed during
Washington's cond torn, and was a
fortune then compared to what it is now.
One thing is certain, no President has
made himself rich out Of his salary.
Since Washington's time, the salaries OF
most of the other Fedora. ce.cers have
been worry much increased. The coun-
Try now ranks forcmo't Of any on the
globe, the expense OF living is increased
four-fold from what it was in the carly
days, AID a President will soon have to
he as r. \ As CrGsus before he can afford
to acce, the pr sI;Ion. lie must, W lie
il Office. entertain acceptabls- the repre-
sen;a;i.es Of foreign powers, extend
sumptuous hospitalities to the citizens
Of all lands, as well as his o.n, an 9TH
crwisc demcan himself Is Ike yhici exec
utivc of the biggest government tho sun
ever shone upon. takes mercy to do
. all His, ard s2s,O ,Oc0 year wont begin
TO do it. Therefore, "We're Cor the bill,
and vote aye"
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26
RanseAb PEEsDCufley.

The Junction City Union says: The
frequent suits for damages against rail-.
road companies are in niEe cases out oi
ten miserable nuisarccs, and the juds-
ments given in the majority, are found
cd purely on prejudice against corpora
,;ons, being utterly devoid of sense or
reason.
Tha; sounds very familiar. Nine out
cf ten "rail.cal" editors get that of
la!f . dozen tir.ss year. The Ca''"
has had "lovc" for railroad corporations,
however, but = very short season. lis
gravel train dissertations do not read
well with the above. 1t is rather fnnn;;'
to US that the railroads Of this State ere
SO badly persecl.ed. An engineer can
rrn sIam-bang into the midst OF herd
ofcattic and kill fifty Of them; yet
supreme court decisions, but lately rem
dercd, will protect the company in its
disregard OF the properly cs others.
We have not noticed that railroads OF
this State haze suffered severely by
damage suits for personal mi aries, but
rather had concluded that they were few
and Ear between, compared with the
number of people that ii. annually
in;ure! by railroad recklessness.
+ Fighting railroad eorporatioa; :s worse
than butting against sto'.v "iil, most
everywhere; but they ars !fesr from
persecution" rs the Onion SUBSTANTIALLY
calls i, in Kansas, than in any 9th r
State We know Of Wo hope the Cn'oa
will excuse us for telling the truth. j;
hat paper had done so, we would no:
nave renncd this article.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

Ca January Il, tho citizsn' of Loais
vile Township, p"tt"watoanie County,
are g rote up)n proposition to donate
81 900 in bond. to all the Kansas Cen
trail to extend its rori to Loui:vilic.
On thc 9th of January, Central Town
ship is 70 vote up,a the question of do
mating S21, ,000 IN bonds T., aid the SANE
enterprise.-Mlnhattan Nationalist.
The above road is known as the Mar.
row Guage, here. Propositions were
once before, we believe, submitted to tn"
Pottowatemic county people, but were
voted down. Townships are now tax.
ing this matter in hand. The Commits
sioncrs Of Saline county Will probably y
issue the Kansas Central bonds early in
the spring so that this road may have
time to como within the provisions Of
the contract.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26
We C,erzynen vere Cared

OF ChrsEie and Acris Rc.s-na. s--r-tsis Lanhs-
20. >ciatios. Kilr-y. .zd N'rrous pissa>-s. af-r
Ters Of sn -srinx, by :sfiss ps FIErrss Sryrrssrs
RixrNArIS srEIr-;.- s-srrf9S q s-oreyy Of J. p
fii!er. v. N. . r-rl..r Srsia,'e raysie'.n, uish
Eiaofn ve Is-Sy-say =asa. aie=i. usS ha- fsr .
wears trvat s,>s as--AseI excessively VIA ss;oei-
iaT rssoits. We ebeisy~ ua- christina duty. sst-r
cciieers'on. "a enasei.nrsusI r-sces. sessr~rs to
ass II, esPesa,. ps-5ols IL r1oer-se cirnrnstaso>s
Who Cam; sfurd >, waste Ios-y Aad TIM worth
hess nix-E,s. As e<rryus-,. We s.r,sas,y s.-i ts<
is~p r--Poes i.iI.y r--t e8 n pabzlr e.iSniax
ri. InsdisSa= But cor k-9~it<c sst eyr<rs~so. .!
Is remarkable alerf tally sJ.fes cur srstos- Ess
L u k~nc, Nd, P,a-' =, szs-sri saxs~sa yrsfs.
tsrzEn- hsp'sss- Rev TaSn,s 2a-7Ay. ID D.,
! !rsakSosd- ftc.d'a Rsv 4 psS.-, HiSAfsscxn
S~v J.-ssy. nv ;. 5. Barhs-zls CA-snc<. io~s
Rev I. g Sn1ssh. Fif,.ssai. N-S forx- .-s. Jo-
,efe SeSxs, f.i,s Ch=rrA FsIsdsiIA AsA o<ss ses<i-
-1ns..s f. N S-nss-s sors-ncr,. Jetes. tnssrr~s-
ae sh!,iet~sss. H. for~sni-d - .ts uss pa1-,s,e.
--sss.ni.S rs-.c das.ss- Ose -soz>saf s,ss<ss uia
= ps>eatef 70 aay <.s.r f,r .aor ais-se<s ssss-
l< esa.i n.rI: assse< sese fA.s ess p<.1srr
sarn - many living e.r-.. AzJ psDss s.ias ;.
<ssrs dssoiSssoa % sasdsss IN rserise sr.es -
FAiiy sg.cd Eaxsznt<e. a03y o. annEbrS - bs1bs
. e-re, agree<as . ssfA.i E0ry sVsa sUuss a.as-
e-ss sf ~ hR1e q e1re- A4asa bsissa - vxiDs
, Dr. Ssu.. rAas1ssvAA- - vsasa1ss sesaa essh
,sskl,g OLiy
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26
NEWS OF rHE WEEK.
Stokes second trial is going on.

Stokes second trial is going on.
Snow is two feet deep on the level i,
New Hampshire.
i George Putnam, well-known pub
Usher of New York, died suddenly last
week.
Work in the new sulphur mines, IN
tie Cacapat mountains, near Colorado
river, is progressing finely.
Cola. is not to be the editor Of the
n. Y. Tribune. George W. Curtis Is
likely to get the " sit"
II is though, that tho ninnchago In.
dams Will be removed frcm Wisconsin to
the Indian Territory.
The House committee Oh Territories
"grced unanimously to report bill :d.
mitting Colorado rs State.
Thurlow Weed has been filling the n.
\. Herald with arguments against the
pracatibility OF the civil service rules.
The bill to remove the capitol Of Wcs,
Virginia from Charleston to Wheeling
passed one branch of that legislature.
Edward a. Pollard, the well known
Southern editor and author, dicd a,
Lynchlurg, Va, on the 10th, aged IS
years.
An ,nternationa! convention, 10 secure
uniformity of coinage, has been signed
~ the governments of Denmark, Swo-
den and Norway.
James +. Lcsate, of Kansas, has ap-
pcarcd IN Washington, AMI Is actin. as
oatside counsel for Pomc-oy ans. Cald.
we'll in the pending investigation.
A movement is again on .oot for the
forming of :: confederation of the five
republics OF Central America. Their
form Of government; is 20 be Ike that Of
tho United States.
The new jury law, known as the Judd
tai, which allows the selection of Jurors
who have expressed an opinion, is work
ing to the advantage Of Stokes thus far.
News from the Modoc Indian country
states tina, Major Green was preparing
to surround Ccp:ain Jack and his band
IN the Lara section. The military are
moving very slowly. The Indians offer
10 fight them ten to one and win never |
Z!
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

Under the rnles abont to be- adopted,
Postmasters to Be appointed BY the
Postmaster General, are TO be removed
or appointed upon the recommendation
Of Congressmea, but upon examination
and under civil service rules.
Judge Orr, Of South Carolina, has &C
ceptcd the Russian mission, and expects
to sail for Europe about the middle of
January, though he prefers not to en-
counter the rigors of the St. Petershurgh
climate.
The house committee on territories
haze agreed to bills increasing salaries
of governors of territories from $4,000
70 $1,000 annually; Of secretary, from
$1,000 to $500, and limiting tho annu-
al sessions Of the Legislature to forty
days.
An express;ol ! was ha6 in tAe House
Of Represcn atiycs the 18th, On The prep
csition to amend the Constitution n so as
to enable foreigner TO be elected Pres
ident and Vice President. Il YES pre-
sen:ed by Mr.. Morgan, OF Chic. and re
ccived :! votes to 81 against it.
II has transpircd that, during the pas.
year, the United States Minister 20 Nj
caragua has been receiving COS, 500 as
his salary, in consequence of the COLI
solidation of San Salvador and Costa
Rica missions with that of Nicaragua,
the salary of each being $500. The
mistake was in forgetting to abolish the
salaries of the two missions.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26
PERHAPS WE WERE rce r,s,

The Empo-ia Ledger crit,c;scs an
article which We published two weeks
ago. in which we urged that the western
members Of the Legislature should work
uhitedly and wholly for the West, in
the matter of tho appor,ionmcnt and in
the election of a q. S. Senator. In the
a.ticie, VIC also claimed that this selfish.
nese was Taught us by the North, East,
and South. To this part Of the article,
the Ledger takes exceptions, claiming
that the South should not be included in
taes statement. We may have been
yafnSr swccping in our a,se ..tion, bu:
Ne do not know ofa certainty that while
fhe South may not have worked .s
sc.6shiy for itself as the North and East
= has frequently playcd into ,.,e hands
Of those sections. Pomcrcy now claims
the South and Southwest as fayorsh,c
e. him. II this is SO, our statemeo, il
tsae. Now if the Ledger wishes to cut
cat tie South from our "pronuucia.
nenen let that paper "corral" all the
unemboFs in that section have them
Dl4dged 70 work f.r Western district,
- tbe apportionmcnt plan, and to vote
- western man for U. S. Senate.
aee 6tot!cr and sona Of your Southern
- 0oath western editors seem to be
1rkipg 70 Hsec who comes out ahead"
sAan looking to the interest of
~ aad Southwestern Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

The weather all over the North-wes,
is the most severe known for years. A,
Fort Garry the thermometer marked ~;
at ManitOwoc, ~; below st. Paul and
Minneapolis, 30; at Milwaukee, in the
middle of the day, 90 below. The
passenger trains on tie Milwaukee 4
St. Paul Railroad are working through
slowly. The 9 p. m. train for ST. Paul
Friday night was suspended. A nun
Der of persons have h:d their cars ard
feet frozen, but no scri,us eases arc re-
ported.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26
-.xa furr RoAp HEARD FRoN.

On Thursday last We met Mr. y. 5.
Callahan, representative OF tie
Nebraska, Kansas and Southwestern
Raisway. The original route of this
fdld was from Brownsville, Nebraska,
~ l.. ,ysvillo. Sin this State. and from
aefe to Clay Center, to Sc ,mon City,
s>ken tn-a Southwestern :rect;on to
N6eqerque, New Mexico. He has cx.
r1ofed the face of the country, ar'i
<fRogN what he has seen with .Mha. Le
has learned from railroad men Of
ethis State, Le has bccn convinced tina,
sdsfouts further west than that leading to
Solomon CITY is moro feasible, which
viii intersect tho Kansas Pacific at
EainA His company, Of course, wants
evistance from tho counties. From
Nhst We have learned concerning this
company We jadgo it to be substantial
and ready TO fulfil all Of its promises.
WAils Saline county nigh not b. will
ing % vots additional bonds to this new
cowu3ny, We are inclined to think the
soeapse ws-fd DO w;liin, to vote to
e1Sasls. "a -.ao bonds voted to the North
snd souti road 70 this railroad. T., q
N,'rth and South road seems to have no
substance, and is never liable to full.
Nd lis contracts. If the Nebraska road
Is what 1t is claimed, it should have the
granted to the 'papcr road
transferred to it.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26
A report is going about that q new

A report is going about that a new
ssa,;on is to be established on the n. +.
midway between Sol,moa city and this
place. Is is also reported that deno,
will be erected by Greeley 4 Dcnn:e, Oh
whose iand the Station will h.,
ard that the ey will Start a store ;hcrs
and build town. Saline county has
about all the towns it caa stand, in oar
OPINION. Some .. tho Spectators, who
own land on the "Smoky bDtiOm," prob
ably have an eye only to make their
land sell ut bigger figures by the "ha..
anC cry" Of q new town. !.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

We do admit that the West and South
have many interests in common, which
we should work for IN coxsmoR. But II
tho South attempts to sell out the West,
then all alliances for their mutual good
will cease. Stir up things, Brothers
HINT.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

Col. Phillips, Ccngrcssman-elcct, is in
favor Of annexins to the United States
Mexico and the country south as far as
Z Yucatan. We are inclined to think that
is scheme is favored by many of our
public mon. The day is not tar distant
srhen the United States will IS away
with the whole of North A;aerica, which
is So naturally hers.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

Tho Bcloit Gd-et!e is opposed TO CO..
Phillips for q. s. Senator. His reason
is that the Northwest will be ignored
BY the Colonel. The principal reason, we
think, is that Jet is a strong Pomercy
man.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

Col. G. p. Smith, late of the Lawrence
Xaadard, is to start a paper at Neode-
sha, the first number to appear on the
ist of January. 1t will bear the name
oc tho Wilson County Free Press. Gil
more & Adair tried it and didn't succeed:
will he
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

y party OF New York capitalists late
ly arrived in Washington, haviag in
view the carrying out, at their own x
pcnse, improvements il tie District of
Columbia, if in return Congress will do
nate TO them land of .auiyalept value.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

The u. S. Land css,ecrs arc found
among the prominent Oppose:s Ct the
land bounty bill. If it should pass,
like Othello, their occupation wonia be
1ouc.
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26
Special Notices.
Dr.. voepers CELEBRATED Pll...

Es'sblis! fii yr-ss s-c osri.in m. dy for all f--
ia'. Irregularities DIST uct.s.s Rsaez,e Of xorfA-
les. anc cierp isisI:Sess Get s--na~, st. L..
sugar eeS..; fosty ,lis in rad box, ~s,h fan drsc-
'ion.- P,.es, al 2, .e.i by ni:.
Adtr~ss all or,i--. to HOOPER eco,
Ss-ly r. o. Boz sCs, Fhi;4sie l,hia, Pa
The Saline County journal., 1872-12-26

DECEMBER 20, 1872.

. Tho Lawrence Standard brings out
Ex-Gov. Robinson rs Liberal canci-
date for the u. S. Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-07-25
Maine Central R. R.
0Ess ss:ssssss
Simmer Hrrappamany- Cou m no;p NJ

kk4 - sss;;sss
Summer ArrangemenI-Com encing
July 18th.
On and after July 18th, Passenger Trans will
leave Augusta, for Portland and Boston at 545
ll.45 A. Nj, 1890 p. NJ; Tor Bath, Lewiston and
Portland, 545, II 45 a. al. 800 r. NJ; for Bangor
3.3o A. NJ, and AS P. NJ. for b. angor Dexter Bel
last and SkOwhegan, 4l5 P. NJ; for Halloween and
Gardiner. 545 600 Has A. NJ. 215. 800 500 p, NJ.
The 5.45 and ll4S Trains connect at Bath for
Rockland.
The 5.45 and Has \. VI Trains connect with the
Grand Trunk Railway at Yarmouth for Montreal.
The II AS A. NJ. Train conf ecis at Portland with
the Portland 4 Ogdensburg Railroad for Baldwin,
Fryeburg and Conway.
The $50 A. NJ. Train connects at Bangor with the
E. q \. A. Rariwa fer Iiouiton, Fredericton,
Calais and st. john, arriving In St John at 8 L. NJ.
Freight Trains leave Augusta for Portland ard
Boston at $50 a. Nj; for skowh gan and Bangor at
10 80 a. NJ.
Trains arrive-From Boston at $50 A. NJ, 400
and SIS p. NJ; from Bath, Lewiston and Portland
at 10 80 A. NJ, 4o0 and SIS i. NJ; from Ssowhe
gan, Belfast, Dexter and Bangor at II 45 "A. NJ. ani
1890 p. M. from Gardiner and HalloWeIl ut 1.G0,
s45 and 10 80 A. NJ, 80. 400, 40 and sl5 T.. n.
Freight Trains arrive-From Boston, Portland,
Bath and Lewiston at $50 A. NJ. and I2A0 NJ,
from Bangor Dexter, Belfast and Skowhegan al
900 A. M.
JAS. NJ. LUNT. Genl supt
July 10, le.s. l.. l.. LINCOLN, Asst. supi
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Is issued every morning, except Sundays.
Contains the latest news by telegraph and mail,
glves reports of the Markets, and has carefully
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amount OF farming, home and miscellaneous read.
ing with full compilation OF state news.
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is not made within the year. Single copies scents,
20 be had at the bookstores and at this office.
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sertIons or less al00 Is cts. for every subsequent
insertion. Longer advertisements those inserted
tor any considerable length oftme will be inserted
at favorable terms to the advertiser.
Special Notices IS per cent. additional.
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