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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

1t is rumored that the l.egit,mists and
Orleanists have combined in q move
ment for the overthrow of President
Theirs, and that they have sent Rouchc-
faucould to Vienna to ask Count De
Chambord to authorize the I.egitimists
to nominate Duke D'Aumalo for Presi.
dent in place of THEIRS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-22

Ali the members Of the cabinet are
now il Washington.
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fHg HOLDEN ROAD.

from tho OttoW1 JOWuut IL 10 sASSCs
tanned that committee was lately sem
from that place to st. Louis to consult
with leading railroad and business mel
of that city with regard TO the probabil
ity of the Holden road being built
at an carly season. They were warmly
received by ex-Gov. Brown, the Board
of Trade, and the business men gcncr
ally Of St. Louis, who, without excep
ton, approve of the enterprise, and arc
taking such measures as will give it ma
teriaL as well as moral support. The
contract for building of tho road between
Olivia and Paola has probably been
closed " this time. Tho Journal fur.
Their says:
Should this Rad bc built to this point
this season, there will no no trouble in
continuing it westward ucxt year under
the same arrangement; md we DO not
doubt that its building Will be OF rs
much moro benefit to US than The Pleas
ant Hill Road is to Lawrence, - our
line is farther from the shadow of haD-
sas City and the X. p. R.R., and there
fore, tapping a much wider territory
through tho best part of our State.
This is the road for which Saline
county voted bonds, and has struggled SO
long. She has sent committees and let
tors to Il. S. Stevens, tho manager, from
whom she has received little attention
and no satisfaction. One of our citizens
who consulted with one of the leading
directors of the road, who lives in Penn
sylvania, learned from him that wo have
appealed to the wrong source in the past
aud that the directors have never been
made acquainted with what We have done
with regard to securing the road. The
director securcd some considerable in
formation with regard to our county, its
resources, and the country along the
line OF the proposed routc,promised our
fellow citizen that the directors should
be made acquainted with what has been
done and what is wanted by US, and
promised to bring up tho subject at the
next meeting Of the directors for dis
cussion.
The Holden road is to be built with ex-
petition, and westward too. Shall We Sc
cure its extension to Salina from Empo-
ria or Council Grove! We may do
this by striking at the right timely
having a committee present to explain
matters at the said meeting Of directors.
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& Ebcrhar,it & II. n sui
dendorf partners und.r}
the arm maine of G. Eb-
eriiartit = Co,
Plaintiff.
James W. Mcdowell
Defendant
said defendant. James NJ Mcdowell, rs hereby nd
tilted that he'has been sued before X. II Bishop jus
tce Of the OF smoky Hill Township in .ad sa-
line county, that order Of attachment WAS on the
18Th day Of April, l.5. issued by said justice
order Of attachment IN. 18Th day u April l-s3
duly returned and IL Appearing from the return q
ofhccr that no property, money rights. credits ef
fecfs Of the sad Jamrs n Mcdowell had BEEN taken
under the attachment, but tina; the said James NJ Nc
Doweli !. the OF interest rial said
county Of saline that said justice Of the peace the
request OF the said plsnts Ia. certified his proceed
ng TO the district Of said county of Saline WHERE
sad action Is pending Tia; sad plaintiffs In their
bull o; particulars claim Judgment ssain-: the said
defendant for the Of Thrift dollars and eSenfy
cents for goods, WARY merchandise Apd ea;fls- sold
and delivered BY saAin,ns 70 said dsfsrtanf at NJ.
said desn liant has been atsc1e BY the sheriff 81 said
Saline county, 70 Wit the soufh hall ~ Of the north
esst quarter ~ section six 90 township fourteen N
Tange three 1l west AZ tb~ sixth principal meridian
That the said defendant must answer TIE bill Of par
tienlan Of the said plaintiff. before u 1.fh day
Of June A ID lG4 said ball of particulars y III
taken true snd Judgment Sor saii som Of 81 30 VII
be Fend~Fv ssd order for the .Aie Of tse ATTAINED
premises 10 satisfy sud juigment an.i oosts.
l3-3 Z kBEEHAEDT 60
By srfvsT wrLDnAS. sh~ir Aitorns,s
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Legal Notice.

Ssass Of Eaases, Sssfas CDsasv-ss.
the District Court Of sease Ct KApsas fos Sasss
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LNul Notice.

.f't. IF ksa.as, Saline Covn;y-s
I. ID. District Court of the State cf kan-a- Saiin
county.
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L. Ebcrharit & II. II ST.
dendorf. partners under
the firm maine Of &. Eb-
eriiarrit z Co, q:
Plaintiffs,
James W. Mcdowell.
defendant
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u IN Acres ofthe Anesi bottom land ,n< sa'iae
OAV Valley. seven miles northwest Of SALINE
with two and half milcs % river. berrvi ~uA tins-
her. Mouse, We'll Ano Coral upon ths place.
nal school land, months alter t placed IN tbs
MARKET NAV be hal for q. 30 pr oao b. raid
in cash. the balance remain <rpetual loan IL ~
pr cent interest," pay able II fhe pleasure
buyer Il any tins For Particular come and see ths
land OF aai.lress ALRERT MASON
s-yr Salua, Saline Co. kan,.s
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Notre Dame Of Maryland,

rOLLEGIATE JHSTITUTEFOR YOUNG
~ LADIES, conducted by the SrhOol sis-
tprs Of NOtre Dame, Two and u half miles
north OF Baltimore.
This institution u located I'm the most de-
sirab part Of BaltimOre county, at the In.
lorsrctlOn OF CHAR - sueet and Homeland
avenues, about thr miles north of the
Washington Monument OF Baltimore city.
The grounds are well shaded, handSomsly
designed wNh fine walks and carriage road,
and extensively planned for exercise and
recreation.
The building is constructed and furnished
w m every accessory ana appointment Tor
comfort, convenience and safety. IL n
thoroughly ventilated, well heated by hot
water, lighted ly gis. and each story II pro.
vilpd with exc Il' ~ spring water, speaking
tub.a,, electric D"llS and clocks. Aa security
against fire there are two plugs In each
story with hose attached. To call assisiRnce
at any moment Of danger an electric alarm
has been placed In the tower. Arrange
meuts have been made 10 accOmIII OdRts
ParlOr BOsrlcrs or Young Ladies' who wish
10 give attention TO special branches and
desire 10 enjoy the comforts OF private
apartments. The system Of ducati0n af-
iOrds G very advantage for the acquisition Of
n refined snd EDlid education. SPECIAL at
tentiOn Will be given 10 the German and
French languages.
TERMS PER ANNTM:- Board and tub
ton. including the French and German
Languages. Plain SeadlewOrk, ths elem msntS
OF Drawing and Vocal Music, en- luegu
lars or ParIOr BOardeTs $40. Music, Painting,
spanish, DC, form extra charges.
For special Information address DIRECT
RESS MORE DANE OF MARYLAND,
GOyaustDWn PUstyillce, Baltimore oDnnty,
Nd. sugIi.asb
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Cure Por Bone SPAWN.

Take dogs grease, ! pint; bes: oil Of
origanum, II ounces; pulverized car
tharides, ! ounce. Mix and apply each
morning for three mornings, heating j!
in with red hot iron each time; then
skip three mornings aud apply again as
before, until it has been applied nine
times; after which wait about ten da!s
and if it is no. ali gone, 60 over again
the came way.
The Champ Horse-shoer OF White
Pigeon, Michigan, obtaiDei this plan cf
an old Norwegian farrer. Il does not
remove the hair, but cures the large='
and worst cases.
Indian Metkoi.-Bind q toad upon
it; or two If one does not cover 1t. ard
keep it on from eightto ten days Al
Indian cured a horse 10 this way, Ee@.
St. Louis, for which be received E
much coveted rife. The cure proved
permanent. b. 3. w.
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FOREIGN.
CANAL DA.
Great Excitement.

OTTAWA, August l4.-InteBse ex-
citemet,, EXISTS here. A petition signed
by ninety.four members OF the opposition
was presented to Lord DufIerin by q
delegation of the members representing
Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick and Monitaba, praying him
not to prorogue Parliament until the
Pacific railroad scandal should be in-
vestigated. The Governor General re-
piled that he could only act by the ad~
vice of his ministry. Parliament
opened at 3 o'clock, the Speaker took
the chair and q rush was made to the
galleries Of the Commons and Senate.
The excitement was intense. OF the
one hundred and twentp men,
bers.. that were present, threesfourths
filled opposition benches. The oppo-
sition had rallied almost to q man. At
the sound Of the tocsin there were
Blake, Mckenzie, Huntington, HaltOn,
Darior, Wood, and other choice spirits
with them on the front benches, wait
ing eagerly for the fray. The uniyer-
sal feeling is that the country ls in the
hands of clique, and that nothing but
vigorous and determined efforts will
rescue it. The opposition presented p
strong protest and petition against
prorogue but it was unavaiIing.
Meetings are being constantly held in
Ottawa, but no action has yet been de-
cided on. The commission, i: is uu-
derstood, will be composed Of Judges
who, being appointed by the Crown,
are, OF course, under ministerial innu-
ence.
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CLEVELAND.
Disaster on the Lake,

CLEVELAND, August l4.-About ten
o'clock last night, the humber barge j.
E. Morton, Captain Peter II. Flick, one
of the six in tow OF the steam barge
Sun, broke from the tow,about twenty
mile, down the lake from this city and
in short time went to pi pieces, the lake
being very rough.. Captain Flick, bis
wife aud little girl and one seaman
took to the small boat and were saved
by the schooner Marysburg, and brought
70 this port. Two sesmen, Jesse Maloy,
OF Ssrnis, aud John Kennedy. OF Lon.
don, Ontario, preferred remaining on
the barge, and are supposed to be
drowned. Morton had on board about
100000 feet Of lumber bound from Sag
inaw to Erie. When last seen Capt.
Flick says two or three other barges
were laboring heavily, and it may be
that other disasters happened to the
same tow.
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VIRGINIA.
Political.

LYsoHBuRo, August l4.-Colonel A .
S. Beard, q prominent Republican who
travelled with Vice President Wilson in
the Presidential campaign last fall, sd.
dressed the voters of this city tonight,
explaining his reason for enlisting in the
cause of the Conservative nominees IN
the present Gubernstorial contest in
this state, The hall was crowded and
Colonel Boards speech WAS able and
powerful. 1t was received with thun.
ders OF applause. His reason for sup-
porting General Kemper in preference
to Colonel Hughes caused tremend-
Gus futter in Radical circles.
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NEW YORK.
The Missing steamer.

New YORK, August l4-The miss
ing German steamer, Arndt, for which
much anxiety has been felt, arrived
last night and anchored at Quarantine.
In addition to the loss OF her propeller,
she had been delayed by westerly winds
and fog.
The Petroleum and Grain Trade.
Within few days very large num-
Der OF vessels have been chartered to
carry grain and petroleum to foreign
ports. Within three days fully twenty
three vessels have been chartered in the
petroleum trade, with carrying crpac-
ity OF 100000 barrels; eighteen in the
grain trade with carrying capacity OF
500000 bushels The grain goes main
ly TO Great Britain aud the petroleum
to the Continent. The rates OF ocean
freight have been steadily advancing.
owing to the great demand for vessels,
but favorable winds have brought in a
large fleet during the past few days.
There may be decline.
Funeral OF ofGeOrge n. Sanders,
The funeral OF the late George n.
Sanders took place to-day, from st.
AIMS Episcopal church, and was
largely attended by distinguished cit-
zens. He was inferred in Greenwood
cemetery.
A Washington dispatch says the Secs
retary OF the Treasury late last night
sent by o special messenger TO Collector
Arthur, o. this port, an order for the
immediate removal o. nearly one hum
dred custom officers, some ofthem oc.
cupying responsible places, on a charge
oflraud and corruption, aud that the
dismissal OF another lot OF dishonest Of
ficers is expected in few days.
The mixed Commission.
Of the four hundred and ninety-sev-
en- cases presented for arbitration to the
Mixed Commission, sitting at Newport,
only eighty-seven remain unsettled,
and the Commissioners hope to finish
these within the stipulated time. The
part Of the work and expense, too, is in
the printing, which work, too, is ad-
vanced by the United States Govern
ment-the share OF the British Govern.
ment being determined quarterly and
returned. The amount awarded
upon the cash claim is to be taxed
five per Ceut for expenses when the ca
ses are all decided, the gross sum of
which is to be paid, to be stated in the
duplicate journals and accounts, to be
delivered to two government printing
offices in Newport, one IN Boston, one
in New York and two in Washington,
and devote all their spare time, the
bulk of the printing being done in the
last named city, divided between an
American and an Euglish house in one
case not vet finished. Six thousand
printed pages have been furnished and
the briefs have not yet been put into
type. The expenses and labor5 OF the
Commission are finished.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

IN PURSUANCE OF 4 DECREE IN
| tered by the Circuit Court Of OHIO COUu-
ty. West Virginia, on the 18Th day or July,
1873, in the Chanc"ry case IN said court
pending wherein Thomas Mccormick -
complainant and Catherine Mccormick IL
defendant, / shall a. commissioner nRmed
in said decree, offer at public sale on Friday,
August the &-l, 1873, beginning at 10 O'Clock
a. 81, at the front door Or the Court House
Of Ohio County, the following described
property, viz: Lot No -, situated In Cald-
wells addition 10 the city Of " heeI!ng, to-
gethcr with a.! The privileges and appUTi-
enances thereto 10 OIgin {. Said lot has
three C3J frame dwellings thereon, but will
De divided and sO.d as fOIlOws, VIZ: the
south half NJ Said 20, - feet front more or
less and 10 feet deep, with q one story
frame dwelling situated thereon, will b.
sold separate and apart IRON the north hsN
~ said lot. Said north hslf being p feet
front more or les and lOJ feet deep and
having a twoEiOry frame dwelling Of two
tenenents situated theTeOU. The buildings
described above are All new and built for
service.
Terms Of sale-Obe-thlrd rash and the re-
mainder IN SIX and tweiy ys months, the pur-
chasers giving security for tile deferred
payments and the title rem aiming In the
COnmissiOner until all payments are made.
THOMAS HcCORHHK, Com rnss'nr.
J, q. GILLFR. AuCt!Onecr.
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INDIANA.
Fort Wayne Races.

Forr WAYNE, August l4.-This was
the tir-t lay of the races under the
auspices of the Fort Wayne Driving
Park Association. The shower of last
plight put the track in fine condition
and the weather and attendance were
good. The fret race WAS for horses
that had never beaten three minutes,
fora purse of $500. 1t was won by b.
m. Dolly, in three straight heats; time
2.42}, 22::4l and 2:4l}. The second race
was tor horses that had never beaten
22:37, for purse OF 1915. 1t WAS won
hv r g. J. Shswan, in three straight
heats; time 242!, 2:4O3 and 1861.
Fatal SiabbinS ARRAY.
INDIANAPOLIS, August l4.-At Alamo,
Montgomery county, Indiana, last even
ins John Campbell hile drinking had
\ few words with John Little, with
whom he had heretofore been good
friends, and fatally stabbed him, Little
diving in about fifteen minutes. Camp
bell was arrested and is now in jail
here.
The soldiers of the Seventh congres'
sional district have arranged for grand
Reunion in THE city on the 4th OF Sep
temher. General 7. NJ. Browne and
other distinguished speakers are expect,
Ell to be present.
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OHIO.
Moro RasCaiiiy.

LANCASTER, August l4-On investI-
CATION into the funds OF this, Fairfield
county, shows deficiency of Sl42 ,5i5
10. The incumbent Treasurer and
Auditor are exculpated from all blame
or responsibility in the matter. The
bondsmen OF the former Treasurer and
Auditor are good Tor the amount and
will be compelled to make it good.
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4 Do8c.tDWn HrT'h~ NJ

Recently ,ys1 nis dr1s.is, IL aurm yt
to fraaI He was -gGe!in- from in
famed kidneys and asked Tor Dr.
HelmOo.a BUchu. The drnggis, gave
him an5laer kind upon which the
r'ot: Ta= g:eater. IDEeai Of relieving
..e u.tec! s. tAe genuine preparation
IsG Always done, me imitation com
pound aggravated tae ditease snd 8
long, Gisire-5ipg i,iHes- followed. The
court, after full hearing. gave judgment
tor the plaintiff with co5ts MORAL, buy
only the genuine.
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PHILADELPHIA.
An Oil Train Burned Up-Less
Sl0O, 900.

PHILADELPHIA, August l4.-About
five o'clock this morning the engine at
tached to a coal oil train on the Penn
sylvania Railroad ran of the track into
pond near Mitflin street in the Twen-
ty-si1th ward. The engine was badly
damaged and the coal oil coming in
contact witt the FIRE, and before the
flames could be e1tinguished, eleven
cars were totally destroyed. Isaac
Wills, the engineer, jumped from the
engine as It was running off the track
and vas bsdly hurt. The body OF
Robert Black, the fireman, was found
in the pond under the locomotive and
was badly charred, and it is thought
that his death resulted from drowning.
The loss on oil will amount to at least
100000 and probably more. but at
present it cannot be estimated.
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IOWA.
Liberal State, Convention.

DEs MONIES, August 1.-THE Conven'
ton to day was remarkable for absence
of candidates and calling for nomina-
tious. There WAS a general call for
men who could fill the positions credit
ably 10 themselves and voters. Jacob
g. Vale was nominated for Governor,
ami Fred. ODonnell for Lieutenant.
Governor; Benjamin Hall for Judge,
and D. W. Crlnile for Superintendent
of Pablo Instruction. The first and
last named are Republicans, the others
are Democrats. Legislative control OF
railroads was declared to be impera-
tive
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THE WEATHER.


OPPloE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, August Is, A. n.
PROBABILITIES.
For the northwest and upper lake
region and thence to Missouri and the
lower Ohio Valley high temperature,
northeasterly and southeasterly winds
shifting to northerly, with cloudy
weather and occasional rain. For the
Gulf and South Atlantic States north
westerly to southwesterly winds and
generally clear weather, with e1cep-
tioual light rain on the Gulf eoas:
For the lower lakes and thence 10 the
upper Ohio Valley southerly and south
easterly winds, warmer and generally
clear weather. For the Middle States
northerly and northwesterly winds, low
temperature, clearing and clear weather.
For New England falling barometer,
northeasterly to easterly winds, cloudy
weather and rain, clearing in the after
noon. Reports are missing from South .
west Florida and for the uorthwes'.
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CINCINNATI.
Suicide.

CINCINNATI, Angus: IA German
named Augustus Delbjasa who was
sentenced to the work houae 10. a short
time on charge OF abusing his family,
committed suicide to-day by banging
himself in his cell.
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BOSTON.

Boston, August l4.-Secreiary Robe
IN is at the Revere House.
There is some talk Of the republicans
',andoning Washburn for Governor,
/ taking up General Devins with
ON to beat Butler in the Worcester
Invention.
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MRs. e.. T.. sMYTH'S

S,CHOOL POR YOUNG LADIES AND
> Children In the Lindsey Institute
building. Will reopen September blh, 1913.
English Dranches, Mathematics and Modern
Language by competent teachers. Paint
Ing and draWing C.Isses taught by Mrs
WIklnsOn. The location IL very desirable,
being central, quiet and efpsy Of access. POr
circulars or further information apply Ia
Mrs SIuTth, hayl!nc street, near 2nh, io.d
Ist street, or al the school ROOMS.
IuLA.TD
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RHODE ISLAND

PROVIDENCE, August 1.-THE Black
Island mail boat due here at . P. NJ,
yesterday, has not yet arrived, snd q
hope ia entertained that che did not
leave the Island,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR RENT.

1.-TWO HOUSES, FOUR ROOMS AND
j cellar 10 each OF them, said houses are
clean and neat, newly built this summer.
Location head OF Monroe street, within
three minutes walk OF Market House, Post
ORice, Churches, and al the central por'
tiOus OF the city. Terms reasonable. Can
get possession Gt once. See
augll-b p. l. KIMBERLY.
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ALBANY.

A Man Murdered I'm Drunken Row
ALBANY, August l4.-Peter Brown,
OF Bath. and Thomas Quinn, OF Troy,
quarrelled while drunk yesterday, and
Quinn killed Brown by blow from 8
chair. Quinn has been arrested.
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University Of Virginia

Op"as OctTber ! continues through nine
months. r. - OTganIzsi In schools ON the
elective FystFrn, with foil cOuTses In Classics,
Literature, !3cience with practice In Them
!cal and PhysIcal iADTAtoriesl, in Law,
Medicine, EnTi Deefing, Teaching and hgri-
culture. Apply fgr LAtaIOguss 10 JAMES
=. HARRIS son, Chairman r. o. University
Oi Virginia, AiOemAr.e CO.. Va.
AMI l-fYh
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ST. LOUIS.
Fatally Stnbbed-Libcl Su:I

Sr. LOUIS, August l4.-John Brown
and George Thomas, two young fsrs
mers living in Usage township, jack
son county, Mo-, got into an alteration
yesterday, and Brown stabbed and kill
ed Thomas.
Col. Cobb, member OF Congress from
Wyandotte District, Kansas, has sued
R. K. Taylor, of the Wyandotte Gazette,
for defamation Of character, Claiming
$4,000 damages.
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ILLINOIS.
Heavy Loss,

Quincy, August 1.-THE loss by the
burning of the City Mills last night,
10 eighty-five thousand dollars. Insu-
rance thirty-six thousand dollars in st.
Louis agencies.
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z D U c a tt O N A L
Professor WaAted.

4 PPLICATIONS WITH TEs1IMoNI.
n AIS for the chair OF Ancient Langus.
gtS and Literature, in West Virginia Uni-
Vsrslty, will be received until August 9Th.
1873, az which time the Regents will elect.
Salary sl+C0 per annum. Fall term begins
September z, lS7S. Address
4. - SrUKGISS, Secretary.
auglS.Ta Morgantown, w. Va
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UTAH.
Brigham Yonug Entertains Some
Visitors.

SALT LAKE, August 1.-THE New
York agricultural party arrived here
Yesterday and received cordial atten-
ton from the Council and Brigham
Yourg. After visit to the suburbs
and an entertainment BY the Deseret
Agricultural Society, they will visit
Cottonwood and American Fork can.
ous on Friday and Saturday,