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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12
Murder Or Nodss Prisseers.

SAN Francisco, June 9.-Dispatcbcs
from Boyle's camp, dated yesterday, re-
late the particulars Of an atrOcious mas.
sacrc of ModOc prisoners, it is supposed
BY Oregon volunteers On Saturday
morning John james Faircbild and q
few men left Fairchildis ranch, Cotton
wood creek, with seventeen MOdOc cap
tives, men, women and children, includ-
ing Shacknasty Jim, Bogus charley and
Little John. The Indians were in q
wagon drawn BY four mules. At the
crossing of Lost river the party encoun-
tered Oregon volunteers under command
of Capt. Hisicr. The soldiers gather
cd about the wagon and questioned Fair
child. The latter told them that the
Modocs were all Hot Greeks except Lit
tie John; that there were no charges
against their. Fairchild undertook To
push ON " Boyi. : camp and the !. .
tecrs retired to their camp near Crowley.
On the road he noticed two men ahead,
riding 10 Rocky Point, a. II to inter
ccpt him. When the team approached,
one man presented his gun AZ Fairchild
and said:
o'-t oOWu leA osh nssSss~s~~S~"s
"By what authority" asked Fair
child.
"By mine. ! am sping to kill the
Indians and you too" was the reply.
The leader, as he canght bold of the
mules, unhitched and cut the the harness.
Fairchild, clinging to ,h, lines, icaped To
the ground. The poor wretrhes i'm
plored for mercy, and Tor fairrhiid TO
save them. The Warriors were ut
armed and knew that resistance was
useless They were the coolest in the
party, though facing inevitable death,
but the women and children shrieked,
gro.ned and wept piteousiy. Farchiid
had no armes bu, . small pistol. Six
inches from his car was the muxzis Of a
needle gun. He s.ys tears sprang TO
his eyes, bu, he mingled his voice with
thosc of the Nodocs in the hopes that the
massacre might be avoided. " OF, IL vas =
terrible scene, I never shall forget IT,
I shudAer when Ishinkwhst ] saw ami
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Ottawa County Railroad Meeting.

Citizens met pursuant to call and pro.
cccdcd to organize by elcctIng Capt. IL.
IL. Tucker, President, and ". II john
ston Secretary. Cap,. Tucker ss:.:i
briefly the object Of the meeting, whcrs'
upon earnest and enthusiastic addresses,
in regard to the railroad interests 81
Ottawa, were delivered by gentlemen
Thompson, Wooden and Eaton. 1t was
then moved and seconded that com.
mite of eight DC appointed Zone from
each township Of tho county, to take IN
to consideration tho best method Of OBJ
tanning railroads through Otta.
wa county. Carried. President ap'
pointed ~ such committee:
DIR. &. d. Clark, Centre township; T..
HOllingswnrth, Concord township; l..
A. Pierce, Logan township; r. E. Bald.
win, Fountain township; T. E. Scott,
Culver township; J. W. McIIaren, Sher-
idan township; ID. d. Hoag, Ottawa
township; NJ. Parker, Bennington town
ship.
On motion . committee Of three, con-
sisting Of Hon. r. ID. Mobley, g. G. o.
ney and W. A. Johnston, were appointed
to correspond with the companies
who lines arc projected through Ot,a-
wa county, in regard TO the early COM
pletion Of their roads through the coun-
ty. On motion committee Of three,
consisting Of gentlemen z. F. Thomp-
son, f. T.. Eaton and c. l.. Botsford,
were appointed to DRAFT resolutions as
thc sense of this body; who in due
time reported the following resolutions ;
which were unanimously adopted BY the
citizens assembled:
WHEREAs, railroads are necessary in
the development If the resources Of
Ottawa county, and believing tha, said
county is geographically situated 50 as
10 be in the line Otssevcral Of the most
important trunk lines OF railroads: there.
fore be it
Resolrcd; that We will labor to secure
the construction OF railroads. through
our county and that in doing 80 we be-
licve we are working tor tho best inter-
ests of the county.
Rcsolred that We arc in favor Of aiding
the construction Of railroads by voting
bonds when il can be done judicio1siy.
Rxsslued, that VIC have confidence in
the speedy completion of the K 5 L A.
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We ClepxyDeo were CuFeA

% Chrsnie an Acute Rheumatism, NeaSn1Gts, Lnmbs-
~. Sciassca. kidp~y. ssd Nsrvoas Dissese-, sffes
year. q su1rrng, by taking Da. fsrLEns SgvHSAsls
RmHrnAvIC sykrr-ths .rsrnti6e discovery Of = r.
Fisier. u. n regular sr,dn.ts physician. with
whom we are r~s.ooaliy acquainted. ubo hss For y
tr,asr the.s dissases exclusively vim astonis-
ing rr-ats. We believe h oar ehrtssisn duty. ann
deitber.aioa con.ei-rnoasly request suGervrs TO
sss il. especially y~r-cos in n~1rf.ae eirrunss.ooss
Who esnno< agvrd To va>ss ss~y and TIM On worth
less mixfurvs A. eierxymsn, Ne ssricssiy feel The
i~vp responsibility resting - is vshasciy eedorsins
this IardsesDs. But knoubeee - sxpsfi~sc> Of
its rsAAst aide merit fully jus:iass srscs- Rev.
{. u. ksiae. Nesiia Fess'a, suks~1 sixss<a yessS.
b-essse srip,~~s. R~v- nsms AsspAy. u. D.,
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sryA u gxs f.s Church. RAiis1k3gAss- Os~S sssfs-
pasai. s~na'ors, tsoSevDseS. SU1es, taaGT-ss-
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srylsinnx thrs< dis>asss. Or os8~asd dfilsrs WI
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r-se.s 81 fsiiarv AAeara nrss.1 10 vrs;s
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.
v. r. r IS we'll a. tho Kansas Central
and that We will aid them in the con-
struction Of their roads through our
county.
Resolved, that there b . railroad mass
meeting held at Minneapolis on the 3lst
day Of june, 1873, under the aaspiees
of the:people, and that the eiti.ens OF
our ncighboring counties Be invited to
Join us in our deliberations - TO the best
method of facilitating the construe ton
of railroads through this and adjoining
counties.
Resolued, that the Secretary be in
structed to furnish tho proceedings o.
the meeting to the Minneapolis indie
pendent, Salina Herald and the SAlisl
COUNTY JOURNAL, for publication.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

Tho first of the Chicago grand jubilee
concerts was given last Thursday after
noon to the largest audience ever assem-
bled in the city, not less than 10000
people being present Chicago is bound
not TO be cclipsed by any city, in any
enterprise of this kind. She has thrown
aside her mourning over the dcsolatior
Of her grandcst structures, and will as
tonish the world with projects that the
old Chicago never thought of. She il
already "booted and spurred" for any
fun from a grand jubilee to worlds
exposition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

An entcrprising individual writes to the
government from Tiffin, Ohio, offering
TO pay $50, 900 for the privilege of ex-
hibiting Capt. Jack throughout the
country during sixty days. lie prom
Uses to keep securely, treat we'll and re-
turn HIM to the government! at tho cx
piration of sixty days, provided he docs
not commit suicide, in which case the
government is to receive 81 900 per day
for the time he remains in the Snowman s
hands alive. 1t is proposed to pay $50,
900 upon delivery of Jack at Chicago,
and the remainder ut the close Of two
months.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

The Paola Spirit says that Governor
Osborn, Hon. l. 8. Kalloch, Jsdge Lowe,
Lieut. Governor Slower, ex-Gov. Harvey,
Jas. d. Snoddy, Sidney Clarke, and Con-
gresham Cobb win Ill figure - candi-
dates for Caldvsll's place in the Senate.
The Atchison Champion also Odds the
names of Col. VIM. A. Phillips, of Sail
M, r. B. Taylor, OF wyandotte. Judge
John T. Morton, of Topeka, G. W. Bah
cock, of Lawrence, Col. d. r. Anthony,
of Lcavenworth. The name OF s. C.
Pomeroy is not among the list Of thost
who arc willing to sacrifice themselves
in the Senatorial arena for the benefit o.
the people. The Champion, once the or
gan of the Yorkcd Senator, has Previ
ously spoken author'tatively upon thu
question of the candidacy of Pomeroy
for the vacant Senatorship; yet som'
other journals still insist that he will b
candidate. One thing looks favorable
and that is, that there is q disposition T.
place q man IN tho vacant seat who vii
be the equal of Senator Ingalls, in abili
ty. Another favorable feature OF tn
coming campaign is that Senator lngall
has not as yet, and probably will not
follow the example of some of his pre-
dcccssors, by interfering in the contes
and cndcavoring to make Senator o.
his own choice. Thus far he has KEEP
aIoof from combinations and cliques, ant
has endeavored to maintain tho dignit,
and honorable course expected of . U
/ S. Senator.
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heard. The fearful voices Of those wo-
men and children still ring in my ears ;
but the hard hearted hounds were not 70
b balked. A shot, and Little John lay
dead in the bed of the wagon, with .
bullet though his BRAIN" The mules
dashed away with Fairchild, and tang
led him IN the lines. Five more shees
were fired in rapid successidu, end To
hec, Pony and Moch, the remaining war
riors, were dead and Little Johns squaw
had a frightfui wound in her shoulder.
Away ahead in the road, in the direction
of Boylc's camp, was . cloud of dust,
indicating the approach Of team. The
murderers spied the dust, and in . MON
ent were riding rapidly away. -
Sergeant Murphy, of Battery ], Fourth
artillery, with ten men and teamstcrs,
came by team. The Sergeant took
charge Of affairs, and remained with his
men ON the ground. FAirchild and team
ster, the wounded squaw and her two
children came in. At two o'clock this
morning Firchild reached Gen. Davis's
headquarters, and related his story
Teams, with an escort, were at once
sent after the prisoners, dead and alive
No steps have been taken for the ap'
prchensiOn Of the felons who Psr
formed the bloody work. 1t is general
" supposed that the Oregon volunteers
are the guilty parties. Fairchild is Of
that opinion himself.
The warriors killed were not charged
with murder. Those who know then
host cav they have onlv narticinated iY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

A Troy, New York, dispatch says
that the 500, 900 worth of BONDS stolen
from the Waterford bank have been re-
turned by tho thieves. After many
months of detective work and pursuit,
the affair has been settled on business
basis. The robbers returned the mon
ey, keeping s. per cent for their trou
bic, and receive the promise of absolute
immunity. Tho proceeding puts bursia-
~ in the catcg 'ry OF commission bus
mess, and this style OF compromising q
felony is in striking contrast to the way
the Bank Of England has brought the
MacDonncll- Bidwcll forgers to grief.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

The Kansas State Grange Of tho Pat
rons Of Husbandry, will meet in the
c,tv of Lawrence, Douglas county, Kan
sas, on the 3Oth day of July, 1873, at
10 o'clock q. m, for the purpose of elect
ing officers for the State Grange, to
serve the ensuing two years, and to trans
at such other business rs may come be-
foro them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12
NEWS OF me- WEEK.

The cholera has disappeared from the
country along the Danube.
The Geneva award of fifteen millions
five hundred thousand dollars is To DO
paid Sept. 18th OF the present year.
Tho Pail Mall Gazette publishes an
appeal OF the ex-Emprsss Eugene to
the people of France in favor Of her
son.
Aspccial from Berlin says the En-
peror William is seriously sick, and ply
sicians advise him not to undertake the
journey to Vienaa.
Officers of the Spanish army arc pre-
pairing to pronounce against the repuo'
lie, and to summon the old Cortes to re-
assemble.
Tho American department Of the Ex-
position has been opened, and the stalls
applied to the machinery surpasscs those
Of other countries.
The secretary of the treasury calls for
the redemption Of sixteen millions
coupon bonds and four millions regis
tered bonds to be paid September 6.
Official information leads to the con.
clusion that Satanic and Big Tree will
DO removed to Fort Sill to await the fur
Their action of the Texan authorities.
A dispatch from Jefferson City says
Governor WoOdson will in o few days
advertise tho Missouri Pacific Railroad
to be sold on tho 10Th Of December
next, to satisfy State lien Of eight mil
lions, the release Of which BY tho Leg
islaturc in 1868 was declared by the
Legislature Of last winter to havo been
unconstitutional.
! A Washington special says: From
statements thus far made in the P0laris
investigation, the separation of the yes
sci from the ice foe was purely acciden
tai instead Of being premeditatcd thai
there was not the slightest reason, from
the testimony thus far taken, to suspect
any poisoning, mutiny or heartless de-
scrtion, and that Esquimaux Joe never
told any such story as has been attribut
ed to him in regard to the death Of Capt
Hall.
The secretary Of tho Navy received .
telegram from Annapolis, announcing
that Midshipman Young, Of Mississippi
Butterfeld, OF Kansas Lockett, Of
Georgia; Rowan, Of West Virginia, and
Mum, O'Kccfc and Gridlcy, Of New
York, had all been concerned in an As
sault on colored midshipman, Con
gers, by attack with stones. The riOtou!
midshipmen had all failed in their cxam:
nation, and will be dismissed from tn,
the academy regardless Of this offense
They are nov in close confinement
Congcr is not seriously hurt.
! Under the recent act Of Congress crca
ting board Of immigration, the Sccrc
tary of the treasury has made the follow
in. appointments DR.. Jonn VI. Wood
worth, G. b. Saunders, J. Fred. Mey er-
Charles Ca inc, J. II. Roper and IIcrbcr
N. Barnard. The last mentioned is to
he assigned the duty Of reporting upon
the treatment Of women and childrcI
on board cmigrant ships. DR.. Wood
worth will cxcr::sc general snp,rv;s
ion Of the Atlantic seaboard, anothe,
commissioner I'll; 50 to San Frsaciseo te
investigate the condition Of the Chi
nesc and japanese emigrants, land others
will be sent TO Europe to make inquir
;es and nrenarc n full repOrt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

The trial Of ex-senator Pomeroy, on
the charge of bribery, begins on the
10th inst. Eminent counsel will appear
on ca. eide. The trial is expected to
be ,rc.yAlt.i Ala 81 asa..5.sa..
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SpeciaI Notices,


Esssblisi any years, are c~f;.iS WINDY for all fs.
male irregularities. o,s-trucions- Assass Of werfA
i>ss md eA0p i@sfafioss Get h~ srnuin~. style,
sugar cnsi; forty pill. in zach iox with full Dire
tioas. Price. 81 %. sent by mail.
Addr--s all orkrs to HOOPER AGO.
lcly T.. .. BOx 3ki3, FhilDs1e 1pho, Pa
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By unanimous opinion Of the court of
Appeals, new trial has been granted
to Stokes. Tho decision took all circles BY
by surprise. This is virtually
An acquittaI for tho murderer OF
Fisk. Bets are already made in favor
of Stokes upon tho second trial. His
counsel says: "Upon the next trial We
will prove to tho satisfaction of the New
York public, that there has been a gross
misapprehcnsion Of tho case from the day
of the tragedy, and we will be able to cs-
.sabl:sh the fact of his innocence OF an
overwhelming character"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-06-12

McEncry, of Louisiana, has issued ar
address, in which he arraigns the Prcsi-
dent foisting for upon the people of the
State usurpation without precedent,
which he calls high handed measure
AcEnery is doubtless familiar with the
game and knows that the United States
holds hand altogether too high for
Louisina resisters and consequently ad.
yises his followers to submit. That is
sensible advice and should have been
given months ago. 1t cannot bring the
murdered negroes back to life, but il
may save some from being killed.
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rlusaap urEflyG rms (iuURSDAD I'VE.
Hon. Legrand Byington, fIowa, will
address the citizens Of this county at the
rl.tform in front of the Post Office, this
Thursday evening, upon a railroad pro
iect Of vital importance to Saline county
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FINEST FINISHED REAPER

Ever sent To- this market Call and 10 and sothin
NV y -sif-rahs Reaper. tNo charge f'r l"okincl
Thanks fer lEi>i IGsirsnasr. hntr by fair anil jt-t
lt.g To- rsrS,- all former patronage an't ask every
one q, all anil seq Us.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-06


The regular annual Fairs and Elk
positions Of the following States, also
of the following counties and places
in Indiana, will be held this fall, at |
the time and places respectively as
follows:
Indiana State Fair, at Indianapolis,
September 10 to October 10.
Boone county, Lebanon, September
Clinton county, Frankfort, Septcm-
Der Is.
Cambridge City, Cambridge City,
September Is.
Daviess county, Washington, Sep
TENDER y.
Decatur county. Greensburg, Sep
tcmber Is.
Dubois county, Jasper, September
Is.
Edinburg Union, Edinburg, Sep
TENDER Is.
Franklin county, Brookville, Sep
TENDER q.
Fountain, Warren and Vermillion
counties, Covington, September q.
Fall Creek, Pendleton, September
Fulton county, Rochester, Septem-
Der %.
Grant county, Marion, September
80.
| Gibson county, Princeton, Septcm-
Der Is. s.s..s ,.'-..s
Hamilton county, Cicero, Septem-
Der Is.
Harrison county, Corydon, Septem-
Der 9. $50
Hendricks county, Danville, Sep
tember 9.
Howard county, Kokomo, Scptem-
Der It,
Huntington county, Huntington,
September %.
Jackson county, Seymour, Septcm
Der g.
I Jefferson county, North Madison,
Scpto mber y.
johnson county, Franklin, Septem-
Der 16.
| Kosciusko county, Warsaw, Septem-
Der o.
| Lake county, Crown Point, Septem-
4 Der "a.
| Marshall county, plymouth, Sep
TENDER %.
| Miami county, Xcnia, September
Is.
Monroe county, Bloomington, Sep
TENDER 16
Morgan county, Martinsvillc, Sep
TENDER 8.
i DeKalb county, Waterloo, Septem-
Der g. -
Orange county, Paoli, September
%.
4 Parke county, Bioomingdale, Sep
TENDER 8.
Posey county, New Harmony, Sep
TENDER 8.
Pike county, Petersburg, Septem-
Der o.
Randolph county, Winchester, Sep
TENDER %.
Rush county, Nashville, September
i Richmond Industrial, Association,
Richmond, September 8.
Richmond horticultural, Richmond
! September 8.
Putnam county, Russelvillc, Sep
tember9.
St. Joseph county, South Bend Sep
TENDER y.
Switzerland and Ohio counties,
East Enterprise, September 8.
Thorntown Union, Thorntown, Sep
tember y.
Upton county, Upton, September
| Union Mechanical, Union City,
September 16.
| Union District, Loogootcc, Martin
county, September s.
/ Wabash county, Wabash, Septcm-
Der L.. aso} F
/ White county, Monticello, Septem-
Der g. a5 1863
| Green county, Linton, October H.
| Jay county, Portland, October 1.
/ Knox county, Vincennes, October
II. M
Lagrange county, Lagrange, Octo-
Der l.
Laporte county, LaPorte, October
l8.
Porter county, Valparaiso, October
/ Perry county, Rome, October H.
Starke county, Knox, October 2.
| Warrick county, Bonneville, Octo-
Der /. @
Southeastern Indiana, Aurora, No
yember 4 D3-s
l 81,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-06

A man n Whitehall kicked another
man and was arrested for so doing.
When brought before justice of the
peace, he informed his Honor that the
man he had kicked was lightning
rod man. The justice at once dis
charged him with the remark: "The
man who wouldn't kick lightning
rod man wherever he finds one. is UNI
fit to enjoy the liberties for which
Washington fought and Thomas Paine
wrote. That justice had paid FIVE
hundred dollars for Lightning rods on
his house last spring. aaa
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Tuesday, september 9th. 1879.

CtatcS Tor Tie IlStrtCt OF lnstand, VIII, On
Tuesday, September 9th, 1873.
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4
o'.hck p. NJ at the Court Honse door in the
city Of Richmond. Wayne county, Indiana.
nff,r for sale, at public suction. the rents and
profits Tor seven years IF the following de-
scribed real estate, in Wayne County, lndi-
ana. to wit:
The south half of the southeast quarter of
section twenty. eight, township fourteen.
range one west, containing 70 $1,000 acres.
Also rart of the noribess, qnartcr al sec
tion thirty-two. tow nship fourteen, range
one west, and described as beginning ut a
stake in The line dividing the southeast AM:
ne rtheast quarters Of ssid section, on the
east bank uf Whte River. al high water
mark Thence north 50 deg, west ="
perci.es 10 stone in the creek Theme
north ~ deg. :. east Q 4 10 rerches to a stone
in the pike. Thence north Sc deg, east Q 4-i0
pe,ches Thence snuh IS deg east Is
perches, to a stake standing in n line divid-
ing the northeast aud southeast quarters oil
said section. Thence west IS $40 perches
to the place of Dug inning. containing three
quarters of ar acre. more or less; and -.
tho privilege nf water and water pOwer,t lid
ings aud appni fepsnccs thereto beir. inr,
with III, right Of using, daning the " alter 50
as not 20 back the same To interfere with the
Spring Foundery er the u alter thereof.
Taken as the property : Gardener Merden-
hall Al the suit OF Lewis 4 Campbell and
Lawrence Craft gainst Ga rdener Mendenhali
and William d. Menienhall.
Sale to he made without relief from vdiua
tion or appraisement laws.
Ben. SPOOXER.
United States Marshal.
by }. : Bigelnw, deputy
July %, 1873. 20 ts-$l7 80
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The New York Observer publishes
letter from lawyer correspondent,
who is upon his travels in the Holy
Land. The writer gives some inter-
esting accounts of the remnant of the
ancient sect Of Samaritans, at Nab
lous, from which it appears that the
congregation numbers about $50 per-
sons. Their Bible includes only the
hook of Moses, of which they have a
manuscript copy $500 years old, as
they assert. but probably not over L.
500 or 1900 years old. He was al
lowed to see it for franc. They have
a high priest, and observe all the
tcasts Of the ancient Jews, and espe-
cially that Of the Passover, which
they keep on Mount Gerizim, with all
the formalities Of the ancient rite.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1873-09-06

The letter Of Senator Morton to the
Secretary Of the Senate, directing his
back pay to BE- returned to the Treas
airy, was written and mailed to that
officer on the 14th Of August, not the
10Th, Is photographed by the Associated
Press from Washington. Senator
Mortsn arrived in this city on the
10th, the letter having been written
and sent from New York On the Ath.