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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06
The Bsrea. q Esgrsviss AZ Prias'ss

The Bsreau q Esgrsstsg 40 Ffins'ss'
There arc many iuterssting facts con-
tanned IN the report Of the deings Of the
Bureau of Engraving .nd Printing Tor
the fiscal year ending the S0th OF June
last, which Vas completed On Monday.
During the year the Bureau delivered,
completed aud perfected, United States
bonds. notes, and securities amounting
to $3.50, pa 800, included in which were
S24O, OOO, 900 in certificates Of deposit
S9i. 25O. 900 in 5 per cent registered
and coupon bonds authorised BY the 70
funding acts of 1870 and 1871; S6S, l7l..
$50 in $50 registered csnssls; ss2, 207. :.
800 in $50 registered bonds 81, $50, $50
in 8 per cent. registered bonds; S2l ,S36,
600 in United States notes Of the series
Of 1869 SIS, 674S00 in fractional curren-
ey Of the fourth issue, new series; t&y,-
AS 800 in national currency u. 5s:. SOO
in National Bank (cofd) currency, ~.
s}3. 900 in Pacific Railroad bonds, and
pa 800 IN bonds Of the Oregon dept a.
q, S22&. 49,, 7i0 custom and internal rev
.nue stamps, amsuating to el3l .6s&. az
There were engraved asd Prieaed 49,.
4a5 pension checks and 81 ,Ss3 pension
certificates. In tbs report. the Chief OF
the Bureau asserts that the attempts ~
imita,in. the goveramsnt special OF 10
eaIizsd hbre paper have be-" uosese:'s
ful thus far. and that the coantsrteitine
OF the $50 United States soses So only
in part . success, The fass being very
coarsely engraved. This ooc'ai ooca
not, however, allsde TO Tie eoantsrie's
$500 note, which 70 such IN exeellsss 'm
ita,ion a To deceive even come sxpsrts,
and which v,ll seeaee Or later casss the
Treasury TO cail 10 Ill notes Of This d.
nomination.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06
ne K,,.,s fsssae.

The Kansas Pacific Railway Company
Saturday issued the following circular
To the bondholdsrs Of tho Aansas "a
cite Railway: The board OF directors
of the Kansas Pacific Railway Company
regret TO announce that hey have been
unable to procure the fands wherswiih
10 ray coupons doe to-day. The extra
ordinary pressure in the oonsy markets
of the country has not only prevented
the negotiation of the securities OF the
company, but has caused demand TOR
repayment of all the lOans herstofsre
made to il.
Tho business paper Of the company
will be met ~ herctoforr.
As soon 40 the company can realize
upon either the drst mortgage bonds Of
it's branch lines, or upon real estate
securities held BY it, payment Of co.,
pons will BE- resumed.
The earnings of the road, ever opera
ting expenses, for the year arc est
mated to reach $l,70O.O00, whilst The
interest on the funded debt 10 $l,O17,
$3.50 in gold, yielding IN excess Of
about 500, 900, in addition to which the
company holds unincambered assets t.
large amount.
The directors urge the bondholdsrs to
, make no sacrifices, believing that all
coupons will be paid with intsrs:s.
ADoLpRUs NEIER, Vice Pres.
ROBERT B. CARR, President.
Carlos s. RELIEF, Treas.
JoHx ID. PEaRY.
y. W. MEIsrER,
b. w, LEWIS,
). u. EDaELL,
Directors in St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. lst., 1879.
The above refers only to tho intsres
on mortgage bonds which are held large
" abroad. The failure to meet the III
terest promptly 10 misfortune, which II
not to be wondered at considering the
extremity of the times. The people
along the line of the road will be much
more interested in learning that the or
binary business paper Of the company
the pay Of its employees, &C., will be me
40 heretofore. This great enterprise ha.
done . wonderful work for Kansas and
Colorado, and We should sxcssdingi!
regret to learn that its prosperity has
been materially jsepardissd.-Larre"s
Journal.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

Al tho winter again draws its coio
ard piercing winds upon us tho INDIANS
AGAIN AK for assurances of peace and
nvre government appropriations. 80
,h.x meet commissioners and the Great
Father At Washington in council, oil Of
,-,,;ch ia of little avail other than furn'
i,h,ps the eastern cities little ssn5a'
ton. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06
EIceti3a News.

In Wisconsin, the city OF Milwaukee
gives Taylor, Democrat, $500 majority
the county 10 estimated at 5000. All
the Democratic A.ssmbiymen in the
county are elected. The Daily Sentinel
estimates from the way tho returns
come in ,ba: Taylor will carry the
State By 5000 majority. Prominent
Republicans now sencede Washburne'i
defeat.
In Minnesota, tho returns SO lar are
moascr, but indications all point to the
election Of tho Republican State ticket
BY = handsome majority, Davis running
shcal Of his ticket.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

Tho resul, Of the Ohio election has At
last been officially proclaimed-Alis"
Democrat, for Governor. has sll major
ity, while the bala.ce Of the RePabli.
can State ticket 10 elected BY email
majorities. The total vote OF tho State
10 some 10000 less than last year, two
thirds OF tie stay hoeaes Prsb ably
being Republicans.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

A day before the Nsdcc sxseus'on the
ehapIaiu n Fort Klsoaih va ssdsev-
orins 70 convert Capt jack and sssk
ress for his soul, and saoss cher things,
told hin glowing stories Of he happy
H;e remarks seemed 10 have m sAeet on
The eap,aia, Who ssksd him il he kss~
sII abvs, God and The happy Land: Ies
Chaplain said he thonSht Be did. "Weii.
Ss,d Jaek, "yoa knsv al aeoas Him.
ne give yoa sso h"rses yos ose n
r,sa-e q, a.S--cw."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

The scourge At Memphis is aba''ng
and residents arc returning 10 the c''y.
The relief extended by the country 10
emit. .nAsc;snt 10 moet their wants.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

Tho law. breakers who have been ma-
king Washington county, Ind, notorious
have escaped BY pIedging the au,hsri-
ties that their organisation should DC
aban doncd on condition that past offend
srs be not prosecuted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

The third Stokes trial has reached .
termination, The virdict this tine bc'ns
tour years in the Penitsntisry. The tsis
graph says s, ke- has already been sen
fenced, which, il trss, ends that ms,'er,
- il cuts OF appsais and new trials
This verdict 10 somsvhas lighter on
Stokes than the last, and ssids from all
osss,ions Of oatragsd lsv, ssts . aere
eauitab,s valuation upoe The life and
usefulness of Jia Fisk. We arc glad
the thing 10 over, and Stokes % sedosbt-
sdlv 20 siso, and vs shall b Obliged 70
Ne assscis,s.i press Il in fstars It Gill
siye n les Of New Y0rk'a criminal sen
sas;oos.-Jssrnoi of CeaaESos-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

Russia has discovered = POliticai-re-
lieis~a conspiracy amenS The Catho''c
clergy .. the Pclieh provinces. and ne
,rsrs mai. extensive prresis-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

The treasury has issued tho seventh
call Cor the redemption OF $40 bonds
Of 1862 as fellows:
Coupon bonds known - the third
series, act Of February 25th, 1867, dated
NAY LIST, 1862, rs follows:
Coupon bonls-Fifty dollars, Nos.
10, POI to 10000, both inclusive; ono
hundred-dollar, Nos. 30,75l 70 $4,000
both inclusive; Eve bundred.dOliar, Nos.
1891 to II 600, inciusi ve; enc thous-
and dollar, Nos. 30,00l to 1900, lnclu-
sivs ;iotai, 81, SOC. 900. Registered bonds
Fifty dollar, Nos. 1915 70 1,4l0, in.
elusive; ono hundred dollar, Nos. 2o,-
Dol to 25,65O, inclusive i've hundred
dollar, Nos. 6,lOl to $500, inclusive ;
one thousand dollar, Nos. q, 0Ol to 25,-
$50, inclusive i've housanddollar, Nos.
1901 to $500, inclusive: ten thousand.
dollar, Nos. lO.l0l 10 10,320, inclusive;
total, $500, 900. Grand total, Is. QUO, 900.
Bonds forwarded for rcdenpt on
should be addressed to +" Loan Division,
Sccrstary's Office" and all registered
bends should be assigned to the Secretary
of the Treasury for redemption.
The facts with regard TO shiP-ouiia
in this country seem at prcsest, to judge
from the speeches madc at the meeting
Of the Board, to be thssc: The cost OF
building ships on tho Clyde is rapidly
increasing, owing to til. disturbed con
di,ion Of labor on the other side OF the
water. On the other hand, in this eoun-
try, tho cost is rapidly being reduced.
Labor 10 bees mining cheaper and mere
plentiful, coal 10 more and more album
daat. Mr.. Stone, OF Wilmington, Del,
made statement to this effect says Al
the sane time that tho ship-building in
t-rsst will take care of itstelf, il Con.
grsss will only lot it alone: "Ihe con-
slant rumor Of Congregational tinkering
with the law, instead OF helping, 10 .
constant source OF injury TO the trade.
Considering that Ne have three iron
sb:ps costing about $3.50, 900 each. built
in America without aid from any source,
it seems clear that, fer the present. the
moro ship building 10 left to itself, The
bstisr.-New York Natios.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

- R.norts from Washington say inc
,ou,bern members Of Congress will op'
po,. The repeal Of tho salary law.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1873-11-06

1hfS octaiIe1, Suu u"'o'" "s18".e
throughout the year are secured, or, II
there il any difference, the winter
freish,s will be lower than the summer,
from the fact, tina, the boats that are
driven from the upper rivers by ice will
seek the Lower Mississippi 70. winter
employmcn, making traasc more abun-
dant than in the summer.
Then with the distractions at the
mouth Of the Mississippi removed, or
avoided. ocean steamers could land Al
Memphis Just a. freely 40 1t New Or
leans, and grain be loaded direct from
the elevators and shipped to either New
York, Philadelphia, Boston or to Europe.
And the Hour made from eur winter
wheat. eqaai to any in tho Union, be
shipped by the shortest route :" the
Meet iaa,a and Soa;h American mar-
ks,s.
, 1873-09-27
The Volcano OF nIuuns Lon.

From TIC kialraif1n Gazette, Sept .,
This lofty volcano IL burning az brilliantly now
as on tho night whom It burst forth, Jan. Z. On
Wednesday night Aug. II. 1t lit III, the onttre is-
land, aud its glare could DO Been by ycsseH pass-
Ing moro than 100 miles diHtaut. Early In
August, DR.. o. D. Adams. surgeon Of tho Costa
and found IL III magnificent action. The weather
was Intensely cold, water IN thotr containers
feezing solid during tho night. 1t was impossi-
bio to induce tho native guides to remain ut tho
summit lougor than one night, anl tho Doctor
or stay thoro than ho bad planned. A1rs. Adams
ta the third lady WHO has nude tho ascent during
the past year, and We doubt not feels amply ro-
paid for The excursion. The columns Of molten
lava, which ia thrown out Of the summit orator,
al the various foru,H OF grand fountain OF
water. It Is singular TINT the eruption shond
continue with 10 little ohange for over Hoyonl
months as 1t las, at such great olevatlon near
ly II, 900 foot aboyo tho sea.
tho old crater OF Kilauea a 1000 feet above tho
soa) ia also unusually active. Gov. Lyman ill.,
forms III that carly lust week the old south laao
0vertlowcl tta rim, and TINT Hsroam OF motion
lava has sinco been running down towards tho
Ing ut very rapid rate, anu tho lava disappear
ing beneath the crust. The Bouth lake IL divided
into two smaller ouoH than formerly, separated
by wall, and yet 30 distinct arc tho aourcea OF
supply that tho lava In ono will riBo fftcon foot
and subHido again apparently without affecting
the othor although located 10 near oauA other
as to leave tho conviction in the u.inl Of caalia
spectator that tlloy are connected. In addition
to THU phenomenon there III another, equally
singular. miniature conc, Hoyouty-tiye or a
at timeH sent stream Of lava out Of itH summit
aperture, which aowol down its slde Into tho
lako, This occurred without affecting tho lnva
OF tho lako III any porcoptible dogree. Tho VOL
, 1873-09-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Port OF Chicago.


ARRIVED. ........... Sept, 20.
Bchr Dashing Wavc Buffalo, coal.
Senr Mary Il, rerew. Buffu1o, runi,
achr N. L. uggeo, Gleyoland, coal.
Bchr Moselle, Elut Rock, lumber.
schr cleveland, Mononllnee lumber.
Schr J. N. Forrest Green Day, wood.
Prop Persia, Montreal, Bunlroa.
Prop tra Chatfeo, Saugatuck, lumber.
SClr 4, Bronson. l.ltlington, lumber.
Sclr FL Tempo, Marifstee, lumber.
scha H. G. Heg, Portage Lake, lumber.
Steam large Annie LauEa, Muskcgon, lumber.
Barge Bronson henotninec, lumber.
Barge Sonora, nEelomIaec. lumbar.
1chr AAhtaDun, Kewnunee, railroad Tics.
Barge Montgomery, BY City, salt.
Echr Ktarsagc. Good Harbor, wood.
schr Auatrnlia Hedgehog harbor, wood.
Stmr Cornna st. Joseph, Bundrica.
St,nr atl1skegnll, Grand Haven, sundrles.
Srlr Ionn Joh,lsol,, Cieyeond, coal.
sc,,r \. J. Rogers, cleveland, coal.
llr Vim. T. Allen, Es!e, coal.
Steam 1argo Monitor, South Haven, wood.
1,arge Ellen Williams, N1ononlineo lumber.
6lmr shrboyCan, A1anitowoc, sundries.
Prop Scotia, Buffalo, 1900 bn cor 500 Iris Hour 1sO
bngs wheat, l60 tonR railroad iron.
Schr Camden, BuIalo, 4B, 600 bn corn,
E.hr L. VAkenhurg, 1}uFnlo, q ,2l6 bu corr.
Prop Empire State Buffalo, l6O0 bu corn, 8,l25 bu
wheat, 1855 bugs seed, GOO bsla flour, and sun-
drira.
stmr Coro1la, 81 Joseph, aun.lrtcs.
6thr 4. q. Morey, Buffalo, 10, ,101 bn corn.
schr AIocking Bird, Cleveland, 81 900 bu barley,
NIGHT CLEAnANcEH
Echr City Of Trayerst, Buffalo, 1900 bu corn.
sehr A.natunth, Buffalo. 1904 bu corn.
DarYe Monitor, Michigan City, as cords stone.
ssmr Mnskegon, Grand Haven, 60 tons zig iron, q
rgs, lelsl, II hrls Of whisky, at' aundres.
Gtmr 8Iieoyyai 1,aeinc and intermediate points, %
brls oil aud Blulrles.
, 1873-09-27

Eram lie Ncto Fork 14ntes, Sept. "a.
sci, WHO ii stuted to iaye been :. Chief Of tic
aoronnutic service under the Fronch Commune"
ut Paris. met Mr.. p. L. Darnum by appointment
at tho Astor House to give expression to their
views as TO- the posroty N Of successful trails
giving his ontiro attontion to the subject for
some time to come, aud with that view he starts
for Europe to-dny, III order to consult with sero-
nauts in London, Paris, and other placoa lie
aeeyls quite sanguino Of snccosa, and BayH that
no amount Of trouble or oxpenae will deter him
from carrying out lis schemo. The balloon
which Prof Wise recommouds would cost from
$4,000 to $4,000. lle would have 1t made OF
Chinese silk, md ho HayH that with diameter
Of 80 feet it noed not weigh over z, 900 pounds.
The upper part Of tho balloon would be "rein-
forccd" with muslin covering rendered water
proof. uo would not put in moro tl,aa 150, 900
tako up about l1,o0O pounds, Being aHkcd by
Alr. Barnum what wab the bcst titno Of year for
tho trip, ho saia TINT no month would be- as IA
yorablo NJ Juno or July. DR.. pariso waA then
questioned. His plan III to substitute hot air for
loon he would Introduce cool air. Ho gives tho
following calculation III figures: 600,000 cubic
foet Of hot mir, giving lifting power OF $4,000
pounds; balloon, netting, and coating, 9,Q00
pounds; oil. 5000 pounds; ballast. 1000 pounds
lie saitl that B,OUD pounds Of oil would last thirty
days, or long enough for trip two aud hull
tines around tho earth. Mr. HArIlum having re-
married TINT ono trip around tho Garth would DO
quito enough for him, asked Prof. Wao what ho
thought of Dr.. Parisol's plaa. Prof, WiHe Haid
that he knew nothing about hot air balloons; ho
believed thoro was something foasble in tho
plan, hut llo would not like to engage III 1t.
7'What shall d." asked Mr. Darnun, "whon
find tho doctors dinagrooIng1" "You Ind better
4ayo the cheaRes experiment ,n remarked
~ want tho safest first. would ratAor Roy
sl0.0o0,00o to SUCCEED than $4,000 TO fall"
Thon turning to rrof. Wise, ho Haid' II should
like to have you In London. II cubic for you,
will you como ?" " will" answered tho Profes-
aor, "but I'd rathor balloon It," "Would you
be willing,' continued Mr. Darnum, "to try II
from London here IN tho Hpring7" ~ would
undortnko," !" said tho Professor, 4" to como to the
American Continent, but not to North America
Mr.. Wise, Jr, hero RENAL ket that the alr-ourront
being from west to cast, a trip from Englnud to
this country could not be nude. In tho course
OF some further conversation, Alr. Daruam ro-
marked: ''lll attond to nothing but ballooning
for tho noxt mouth or two. | ain determined to
Bpend my last dollar, and to got tho best mon."
lilo conference then onded.
, 1873-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS,

T1,o ,,or,,Int ti,,, ~ Tovnu T., 1o7n oVrroo, o7
s1 ~ I'D ~ 1a9m ~ ~ n ato. ~ lS 9, ~
@ oa,. III ,n 'o toronao hoso i11.n ny W
p pet;n oo''' VIVA III HUI o''o 'o'''' "s '''"'
,o;sa es.ur ,ao fus.a 1s.a ny taya: % @ oooT" @
a1nan <nroif R,oin ioo oaotsng t,anS oto' 1hc
t0. mTo safo nf I.n ha ~" W prnicn G;tv III NH
an aocpaly ioco .nt % oxnnrs IN w1i 2 o . ,!," K"t
moned from ohieago to opon i.
huoun IN ,a1't}lv anrroaono co'nuioi ,on "' = r.
"o ntana 13;si,a na9s soot T., nr,,t,
nucn fin hrothora Eayo na1 0oI ooroa m ~ nmo
innd' stonkod VIII Dnrhnm. n.y. cattin, ~ canmnro "
sun.n ta @ iItgo t nGtus @ u, swne r1eoh acros
Wo rir6g H. ,'aor t5orn1s ,mI In.o 1.s+ ,ro,,,
Inn Gonrann aa anv ,,fpo,,to a'I Nv wgvm, tynn
man, ono nf whnn, % soiecd ;u horao' y XIII" iMo
Coci,rono raya thn aum"l nnt ,utt,, ho ,y1,ir
wlirh rn,,soI h n a,,r;,w f,ruar vi ea",,r, X
rncnaa ron, tia ,no. a., H., I';t IT, nt,os us
, 1873-09-27

Hnur hn1 corn ,n,.i ,,,A..., ,,,.
1eeelpts e3ooo H. v mo5o asve Wosscru
,,as5; rsss's 9so Sa sieser nsed westorn
is5oo bu '"' No. '''S0f'' o'f' unchanged; receipts
Wv ~. ~ "ealcIa, TGS28c.
SSurfEEInnn S,,,,.s 1l and unchanged.
S!~R";si S!S,.sssrs~a Nominal.
ses s@sS s nna"sis nsasie ~ nov
dis wn ioa pef1 eo,n enu c' meat anb III osnr
@ nsr asae auio oheeso s da Il u i1Sao
oa,.u. ~ oSWEdO. ..,. ,,-.
No Mso,p oSp 81 Tnr,, 1npi ~ rIsnss q"'e'
t'0 "''"nakoe st sG!Ho'Nghr9 S1s,t q1O' AZ ''sso''
,ClNofNHATtt bert; 2n-IAe general mnrFels afo
amnost Nh Mt ssantsti'l mere IL no paaisky ieclnR
pst no dstostoh 10 opeIate aAvo ~ snplly innac-
aale heccsstscs nna nIcGs ,iMs,Cqm nuuo notnlhal'
nrrno,r. .scnt ea-narA Apsr,rra-r Ia mint ,n,
ahsangsd !. "1e' ct1seH a oS1 sn anu s5trs
ia ] ~ r. at ~ n"'pct, sl'9o@l'oo'
,.!e1 GAEvELAMD, y
m, ,S lt - r., ,o LIZ ,
on n''Sea ,na arS mIhA''
n,,r,,o Co.,. m imuLEuo: IT,. ,,.,,~ ,,,n 49,,
ncSnnret 'c. oa ni aa Ia .ra,sn,ns ua Ia N
ink na,ls IL se.te1aeat amIor Michigan, sl; spet
snd Aeltrn,oer; $ls57 u October; 20: red N32 cash
@ M s sl, ~, Uo1 ~ w" ana
eas5. os,. al! aSl! @ W u: !, SsSsse. :, w 49, ~ o ~
=. r.E'a"fh-o"li' QUO chaFtef oi corn 10 oswc8o
lEex5sns7rlonr cs r 1eso pr.a Il wheat, 1900 bu;
v' ;;yW aS W. 1,. vhoa nm hu
corr, a,eoo bu; oats, 1655 @ m: M "A'''' ''''0 Wi
g, 1or,, Cav, sm' ~ LOUIS: 4,,t,l: 'ux., ,,..,..
trs': ST. hoGa sept Tx en
@ Sst; seller = e ssS az
wqs 3s,,ae.s tSne ,has IN eshsF e. sg1;.l gr;ninB.
1Imna. sraS'gnswNosass: Mo- u aEs l., ,,s,,
, 1873-09-27

-I1ast words Of the two rouglls who recently
killed each other ut Truokee; Fugato-" oil,
God I'm killed." White" Thank God i've
killed him. It's so1ne satisfaction to know that
Two outlivod him; but suppose must follow
him In q few minutes. Pull on ny boots"
, 1873-09-27

cano, during the last twenty yoars, hah never
presented moro vnrlcd and attractive phenomena
than 1t docs now, and travellers who ca,, spare
month to Visit 1t will bo vol repaid. Four weolB
giveH ample ttino to witnosH tho principal points
VI interest OIL Hawaii aud Ma,i.
, 1873-09-27

We're dull at &c for corn, md nominal a 9c for wheat
to Buffalo. The charters were barge City Of Tawag,
schrs Onward and Butcher boy. md prop Mohawk,
curn to Buffalo at sc; schr Emma IIntchnaon tyestcr
day afteFnool) corn 70 Buffalo ut &c. Tout, 6; ca-
pacity etuaf to I'll 900 hu corn.
, 1873-09-27
SEWING MACHINES.

SEWING MACHINES.
GRnFER I HAkEItH SEWING MAUIIlNES-
G9ncral t}sffso, 1bU StaoN. Erai,eN Ulcu, oornpr
5inAua AMI ltan.iupli.ss. Persons having al Grover
new improvements and huar something 0 aiur atlyan-
taXb.
fNlllt SAFEST WAY IN DEPOSIT Yul1lt MONEY Is
+ u my hlna.Hf su"iu!h4utlno. H.htl al1 huntl
lla!sadst. upan afhit,ugs.
, 1873-09-27
DIVORCES.

D1yuNCEa11LEnAILY ,OhTAINEn-FEE AFTER
tho Courts Of ChtcaEu. .Adususs F. U. Au1 1851.
, 1873-09-27
PERSONAL.

J. charge Of Tho runaway hafse, Tuesday iiuo 4t tle
Municulo viii IANDl.lN, FAisS0Nh &UO.. i'll Wcst
MAl!Sun.Bt, - -r ~ 80 ,''
, 1873-09-27

fE61A0 E9IK4IE "ANTEUs
NTANTEn-Fo LEAHE-A LOT 40xtk0 FEET,
~ aa nf lakn. cart of lnalle. nnsth q Adn,ns;as
stahl?; Aprly 10 VI lI.IAM Ii. sAMpSUN d UU., III
Ia6aIp-st,, Utla lllUck.
w ANrlsp REAL ESTATE. FLn CASH; 4 NTiSI-
~. a.d Iiaiatod ST.; oenp. j. H.. IIENNEiIi:iliV,
ltO0ll y mott CnIor Anliy0n and faSh!to,
, 1873-09-27
PARTNERS WANTED.

PARTNERS WANTED.
11ANrEERh WANTED IF YOU WISH 10 ]. w
j. All interest In imt-CaEs mercantile business. call
npnn ~; va hYe nt east t0 nponYs including su.9 Ut
te highest tihss IN t9 uy uu!.DR capital frun ay
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South Ulatk-st+
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-24
Surprising Resuscitation.

A remarkable case Of rcsuscitation
has just taken place at the hospital OF
the Val-dc-Grace at Paris. 4 man had
hanged himself in a garnet in TIE Rue
Saint Jacques, and having been cut
down and examined by the medical
men, was pronounced to be dead. The
clinical lecturer however desired to try
one last experiment, and he opened the
mans chest and attempted artiiicia!
respiration, but without success. He
then applied tho pole of an electrical
battery to the pneumo-gastric nerves,
and passed a strong current at intervals
of four seconds.
Soon after, some signs Of respiration
appeared, and in five minutes the car
diac pulsation was perceptible. The
epiglottis was tumeiied, and the
tongue had to be drawn out with pin
GERS to leave passage for the air, \ few
ounces of blood was drawn from the
medio-cephalic vein, the dilated pupils
contracted, the signs of life became
more and more manifest, a few drops
of alcohol We're administered, some
slight muscular contractions became
visible without the aid of electricity,
warmth returned TO the feet, the pull
sation in the carOted arteries recon-
menced, and the patient was saved.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-24
GENERAL NEWS.

CHICAGO, July 23,--Tho Board OF
Health reports four hundred and twcA-
ty-dcaths, including one hundred aud
forty-nlne from cholera morbus among
the recently arrived emigrants,
PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-Mrs. T.. y.
Thayer, the actress, Is dead
CONCORD, Ky" July -. To-day VIA,
King killed r. w Strentz, both rail
road contractors.
WEsTCHEsrER, July 93.-Nothing
new has been developed in the Gloss
murder case, within the past two days,
except the finding OF n person who
shipped the body 10 Baltimore, which
was found in the ruins of n burned
building, Heddcrsooks mother spent
an hour with him this morning Most
of the time was spent IN prayer by his
mother, who believes her son not
guilty, and hopes he has ability to
prove his innocence. lie Is calm and
collected, dresses himself with care,
and Is polite to the last degree with all
callers, Rhoades his brother-in-luw,
has not been arrested, rs reported, nor
will he, rs no evidence can loo OBJ
tanned against him.