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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-02-12
CHURCH DIRECTORY

PxxsnYrEnAN-W. A Simpkms, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath at II A. VI. and y. NJ Sabbath
school, s:3s r. N. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
ninyS.
METHODIST EPisCoPAL-Rey- W. j. Mitchell, Pastor
Preaching every sabbath, at lo:51 \. NJ, and I. 30
o'clock =. NJ. Sabbath school, each Sabbath, nj
"a. n. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday e.eniHss
ErrscoPAL-Rev.J. II. Lee, Pastor. Ireachids at the
Arst and tsird Slbbatas OF each month NJ II A ~
LgrMsxAx-Rev. J. e. Young, Pastor. Preaching nj
TIE old N. T.. Church every first and third SUNDAY
Prsschiny every second and fourth Sunday AT school
House NJ. 70, (siX miles Of saiina) ut III O'clock
4. N.
CArHoLic-Rev Jshn Fo:,nrty, Pastor. Services on
INC syc.nd Sabbath Of each month II the Court House
Barrfsr-Rey j. H. Duwncr. lrrasiiinr every 9th
or Sabbath, morning and evening, al TIE usual
hours.
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-Four IN hand" directed by Friend Done
gan, hauled US about over the ''ileecy snow. y
last Friday. 1t was more Of a sallsp than a
cause "ardent spirits" had anything to do
with the animated rush Of horses. cutter and
passengers mp and down street. This remark
may not he necessary, but is made for the pur-
pose Of shielding Friend Radeliff from gossip.
which often uujustly ARISES. lie was along
Too.
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Nem advertisements.
SheriFs Sale.
char.. E. Whitman Z Co, P!aiatirs, }

Char: E. wh,rnaa Co, r!aiatiSs,
{. W. Trrssi,, Defendant.
b virtue = an order al ssle issa, oftsr tric;
court OF the fith Gdcisl Distract in ana f,s >a'nr
county, state Of kaaS-. in the Above entitled e1s
WILL
sr,s,dry, Gs I,s. Day - March. A. D. is7I.
Between TIRE hours Of ilo'ei,-s a. NJ AMI o'ris-k
D. - said dar, nj the door OF the cou-. house "a the
city Of >lina saline County. stale Of ksnsts- o,er Al
pnb!:c sale the highs, i,sr. far c.sh IN hani fhs
following Describes. prv~rfy to-wi- lot X On >i-
Re avsnl~. appraised Al son; 10; s.. on .th sirr-:
raised at side; and lots ss Isl, and Isl, on ia
rs.r appraised NJ tle3 each. and 10; No oa Kim
ST. ct in Ri hops addition 10 the city II SIiins ap-
prsis.t tiss,; s beir- situated IN the city
O: Ssns, in said counfy and state, scc,r'ilaS 70 The
orig i a. pias Of sal city on ..- !, the OF
the r-i>-r al deeds af sai county, ami 10 be
"a tn. ,perty Of c. W. Iressia the suit o.
Charles Z. Whitman x 20.
GIv-E uadeT my hand this iifh day Of February, a
ID IS-: L J t,DtNt,. ~h-ril.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Jutcc OF the District Court. u. PRESCOTT
scuafor-J. II. EOwARp=-
Kailr -ad Assessor-G. r b:-iLE
Representatives. WEAVER
County Cou,:nis.ion.rs-W. Il. ScEoLL, chairman ;
J n PALMER and X. :. CHaArLs
Cpunty tlerk-IDAyIO IEEEE
County Attoraey-E. W HoDGkiNsoN.
Probate } u,.sc-liESgr Lo,:AN-
Clerk Of the Observation-Disclosures DoNh
County Trcasii-er-L- h. FALLh~EE
sheriff.. j. GoiNG.
Register of Deeds. I. tsIss.
Sup.riuten,icnt of Public insirIcfion-Wn. BISHOP
Coroner. h. LrLL, JE.
SuryeyOr-O. 4. HAMILTON.
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Mr.. NV. Keith has pu- chased large n

Mr.. II. ". Keith has pu- chased large qfan-
tity OF elegant and costly furniture Of wod1 &
Alternately. furniture dealers of Kansas Gin,
and will reiit his hotel from top to bot;omN
When reeurnished, the Railroad Hotel will lie
the finest House west Of Topeka. The ftrni-
ture is Of the latest fashion, and will give to
the ho;cs reputation, for elegance and arrange
mcnt. S. ond 10 none in most Of the cities
Of Kansas. Keith is full Of enterprise and
proposes that lac shall not be ou,-generalcd in
the art of keeping 4 good hotel. Such 4 man
is worth thousands of dollars TO a town.
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Whitehead s. Seaman have grind display
provoke all kinds OF aughs-fro.a horse
laugh to manufactured understanding as
the .'ciromo" and verse happens TO fit your
own character. They also have very pretty
valentines Of the sentimental order.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Mayor--R ii. BisHoP.
Cvuaci,m.n-FsA>k CoopSow, In, l.. CARVER, "
) WELLS ED WITTaaSN, CnaELE- HAIiiS.
Police lad s.-N. r. CAiGuLL.
Glerk-Epw,N T.. BOWEN
Tr-asurcr-i.. II. MAtFIgr.
Mar>iai-CuAs l.. Hr~-tY.
D.:sity siarsli..-A. Sorr:IwiCH.
CITY Aiturncy-E. \. WII-aNAN.
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Among the dispatches in the papers last
W OK, concerning the state Of affi;rs in Next
co. was the following:
a party of Catholics. ia the city Of Zica:c-
cas-. attacked protestant: minister named Phil
lips.
The person referred TO was Rev. Maxwell
Phillips. brother Of Col. Phillips. and 4 former
resident or this place.
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Very wet.

Very wet.
Mud no bottom"
st, Patrick's day mex: Tuesday.
Law business is getting ''fri>ky."
st. Valentines day next Saturday.
when will those lectures commence!
Work is resumed on the school house.
Cream ale at the Columbia billiard hail.
The legislature ro-as.embled on Tuesday.
Volume 4, No. ], is "o.r style" this week.
Tom and jerry. at the Columbia billiard hall.
Famous Diamond brand oysters a, Thaci,-
er's.
Cash paid for dressed hogs at Wilson Bros. &
Co.'S.
A Young register blooms in the Criss fami-
ly.
Blankets at your own figures at Obcr &
Bonds.
Complaints of .'cpizoo:ic" ef!cc:ing the hu-
man race.
Cash paid for corn oats a: Wilson Bros. &
Co.'S.
I. l.. Bond went to Leavcnworth yesterday
morning. -~~>
Diamond brand oysters in every style a!
Thacher's.
The largest stock ofclo:hins At the New FORK
Store.
There is only one boaricr at the jail-and
he's only crazy.
Cincinnati beer at John Doyle S saloon-only
8 cents glass.
Diamond brand oy stsrs for the holidays at
Teachers.
Cioaks and sacques closed out at cost prices n;
the New YORK Store.
The politicians are already talking about the
approaching city election.
only cents glass
Those or sters (best in the market) are to be
found at TEACHERS.
We hear of several new residences which will
be erected during the summer.
If yor want square meal stop at the Scar.
dInayian Hoase-2j cents meal.
Rev. Mr.. Stsckwe,l viii preach at the Dap
tist church next Sabbath morning. TX
Dress goods in great varieties at the lowest
possible prices ut the New York Stcrc.
Lockhart was fined 500 aud costs for his at
tack on Brrriei Wilson two week ago.
Highest cash price paid for oats. by
W. N. CLaEKsoS.
A'grand dance is to be given at the new
building at Dunu,iyer's thi, Thursday cven-
ing. *
10000 hides and furs wanted at ODER & Bond $
for which we will pay the highest price. in
cash.
Farmers AMI business men, notice the new
advertisement Of Mcssrs. Powers, Goodnew
& Co.
10000 pounds of flour aud meal a, wholesale
mill prces-by W. NJ. CLsRKsoN.
Mr.. ". A. webbcr. travelling correspondent
and agent of the Chicago Lsso-Oesan, called up
on "a yesterday.
There arc at present three paupers at the
Peor House, two Of whom are women. All
three are crazy. @ -
Dr. J. W.Beyles Is getting up class in chem
istry. He will give lectures two evenings of
each week to the class. *
Jo~es & Beebe are fil!ingup with large stock
of agricultural implements. and propose 10 be
re ady for the spring trade.
A hunting dog. sixteen years Of age. belong
ing &C. w. Jones, died last Sunday. How is
that fer ''Canine antiquity i2k
Judge A. n. Beebc has purchased Judge
Ioxsn' valuable residence property in Bccbe's
Addition. 5000 WIS paid for IL.
We hear complaint Of the condition Of the
approaches to the Tryon's crossing bridge.
The authorities should attend to it. ~
1000 bushels Of corn wanted BY
w. n. GARRISON.
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The grain msr;ct continues firm and steady. Mr.. 7.
J. Lynde Wilson Bros. :: Co. reports tie follow
ing:
wheat-Sprins, .aGa.c. pcriT.; winter, I.oooi. %
per BIZ.
Rye, EIc per In.
Corn--shellei. go, SEC. per bu. unshcllc: 3o0:I.
Oats ajGi;lc per bu.
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SherW's Sale.
Hoyt. Ersick & CO I'ilistias, }

Hoyt Ersick & Co riiiatils,)
&. " T-cssin, Defendant.
By virtue Of orlcr Of s.- issred out Of tie d.
drIcf OF the lh Judicial District IN an. ioi Pa
llae cousty state of Kan la The above entitled case,
Twill, ON
Satsrily, tie tifi a1y Of March, A. D. is.!,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock aud O'Clock
a. ma. of said ay. the door OF the court house ia the
city OF Saliva Saline county -f,e OF Kansas Offer al
public sale TO the highest and best bidder for cs-S
hand the following described property, 20 vii lot o,
g. on ,th street appraised At siss all o: said rroi er-
ty being s;iaaed in thu city Of ssns. IN sad county
and state, AMI n De sold ~ The properly OF Chsric. ="
Tressin. nj ia. suit Of Hoyt, Busick 20.
Given under my hand this llih day % February
ID is7I 7. ]. GOING, sheriff.
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Notice Of Sherif''s Sale.
Hap-ooi ( Co, Plaintiffs, J
G. w. TrIs,in. Dcfenlsnt. J


c. ". rssin, Defendant.
Pursuant 10 the md Of writ Of execution. ia
sued from the Clerk = Office, Of TIE f4'h Judicial Dist
curt in ai for sse cernfr, Mans md 10 me- direc ed
al 4 iy,ycd- vii on VI ,r.-y, the - day OF Feb
rttfy. 4. %. Is.& comneESinv AZ 10 O'Clock A. v.
and continuing from day o. day fhcrea tier, .. sell n
public yen,ir In. entire stock of hardware in the
store Of L. w IRE stu, Santa he avenue Ia III.
city Of ss'igs saline county Kansas, consisting OF
general assortment Of hardware merchants stock.
snch moving machines, marsh harvest-rs, plows.
cu!tv=toTs, corn. planters girea drills sovrs, stove
pipe stove fixtures, general assortment tiwarr.
ycke- asd bows, fam bells. bells, hay fork
az handles, spade and shovel handles, door locks
butts and hinges, rnkniyes, lot of lime and
men'. lamps, OK and male shoes, screws aud balls.
wooden pipe tor pumps and thousands of other arti-
Is tvp numerous 10 III .ntion such II nrSf class
hardware stocks contain Farmers AMI hardwaT
chants will do Well to attend this great sale. which.
viii tax, place On the corner Of ASA street Santa he
avenue, in tins city of Saiina. Cons one, all
Bargains. Ba~,ains. said goods IN be sold the
property Of C. W Tressin, AZ the sat- OF Hai,yood
20. Terms cash At time OF ale.
Givea un,sr my hand this llih day Of February, A.
D. Is.i 7. j. GOING. Saerin,
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Notice.

Notice.
OFFICE or COUNTY CLERK,
SALINE CT; MY. KANSAS.
Salins, January - 1874.
Bids will he received at the Office of County Clerk
until IN. .jn day %: February. y NJ, s.i. for rent
ins. the Poor Farm and ke.in. 81 Psupers. for the
year comm .ncing March Is, iSst f-r p1rficulsrs
in regard submitting bids, raqure al the Office Of
the County Clerk The Commissioners ressrvng the
the right to reject any or all BIDS
DAVID BtEBE.
5.-3w county U>ik
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SALIVA WgEXLY MARKET IErOar.

Corrected by I: T Watson, dealer in Groceries,
Pgoyi.ions and Qu,enswar-, IS >aa:iFe arenue.
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NeM advertisements.
Final Notice to Debtors.

All parties indebted to account no'r are
rrby informed that tie l.; day OF March 1874,
hail iurn TO attorney oil such notes aud ac
counts collection rar.i-' will sa.c trouble am!
expense By seii,in, VITA me before thu. time
.,2-tw J. y. GRANT.
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With all Salinas enterprise and promptnesS
in supplyin. everything which would conduce
to her advancement. there has always been one
thing needed, which is now certain OF being
suppl, d 4. al early day. That Salina is a nat
ural market for grain Of all kinds has always
been evident, and the question has often arisen
in our minds, .'Why don't some one build an
elevator and warehouse and go into the busi-
ness extensively Of buying up the grain which
has, in times past, almost '':onc begging:"
The lack OF capital has prevented many OF our
home men engaging in the business. and men
of capital from abroad have not had their at
tcntion directed 10 it. But now firm has
been formed, composed ofD. Il. Powers, Frank
Goodnow and another gentleman whose name
We are not now authorized TO give. who will
commence buying all the grain they can, and
will pay therefor the highest prices. They
have about completed their arrangements and
will proceed at once 10 build an elevator and
warehouse near the depot. II will Be large
and expensive building, 4 description OF which
will be given as soon rs the data can be OBJ
taincd. Mr.. d. ". Powers is one OF the bank
Ing firm Of ID. ". Powers & Co.. of Ellsworth.
He Is an excellent business man, has consider
able means and will zealousiy work UP this
enterprise to make of 1t a grand success. Mr..
Goodnov is one of our wealthiest and best
business men, has clear head and fully under
stands the .wsys and means" which will en-
sure the success offhis new branch Of business.
The third partner is one Of The best grain buy-
ers and knows all the ..p's and q's- pertaining
to the business. Tie has. also, ample capital.
A stronger firm could not be formed in this
country. aud they are bound to succeed. Their
advertisement appears in this paper.
Next Saturday. beng the l4th. is the Gay u.s.
ually observed in honor Of ST. Valentine, the
patron saint Of lovers. The Observance Of the
,lay Is said to have originated IN the following
incident: There was decree made by the
esf Of an =nc;ent tribe that no lovers should
harry during year who did not make open
profession OF their love before the priests Of
the tribe prior TO the first day Of the year. This
decree was made in order to do away with the
o;d custom of stealing wife from aer parents.
Ooalien and Tsine had long loved each other.
bat dare not make il public owing to bitter
feua between the families, and also because the
priests were IN conspiracy with Oealien's faith
er against the chief and Tninc's father, an in
innate advisor Of the chief Ooaiicn gained the
confidence OF one Of the priests, learned the
whsle plan Of the coaspiracy. asd tha d.
mandcd that he should cosducs the marriage
eesemoay In secret. and n be exposed them
his conspiracy should Be made pablo In
spos manner Il cane 70 de- chiefs ears thaf
Ooaliese snd Tuiss I'D violated his decre.
and ~ ordered dat usey be cxecstxd- But
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FINEST FINISHED REAPER

Ever tn this market, Gall and !; and so.rfh
SE| n s,if-rakc Reaper. t>o eharr. for Io<kin-l
Thanks Tor Isst patronage, hope by f&lr and Jst
dia- 20 ree.is. ali former pa;roh-gs. @na Es er,Ty
TO cali and -,
, 1874-10-10

under tho galleries and boxed an antagonist'a
thre} % anothor occasion Count Kerantlcoh. 4
Dtoton mombor. oniptfod bis glaha Of sugared
had como undor tho tribune ID sl,ahe lis }lst at
him, and oil 4 Third oconann hihr. Victor Hugo
and Dafocho had 4 bout Of billingBgate, which
waB only stopped by tho diaputants botuB forcf-
hly hustled out Of tho Chamber ty their fronda
ablo atfray occurred ono aftornopn during tllo
dobato on tho coaBorptio1 bill. while tho
Marquia do tQuerlIoenf, auotlier breton, was
spealting on tho Cd1laoryatIvo ghlo. Don't talk
,t1o, h,omber TOR tho llhono. .'vho is tho ,mbo-
oils ~ho SAID that 2 rctortcd Tho nob1o Marquis,
stopping short. Wjloreat half 4 dnxcn. Of II.
Doutre's friends ronrod togcslor, Wo all roy i
tie You who aro m nbectlo.' 1hia brought tho
Sas Sa sAs 4ssss e. ss t. sf hss hsss s Il ~ .dD dR" d
fog. But tboro was no checking the riot. bcofcB
OF members III both sides had c]amhorol oYor
tho,r loBks and Invaded tho floor Of tho house,
exchanging inSoesiYe4 ana aboyo Tho din re-
sounded tho Toico OF q uaatlcncd Royaflat, ,sho
xonld fro i Into that pace q wiid beaatal,,
eang out NJ. ,pupin beaiio himio1i: but this
only Increased the tl,nuit, for The who!o Right,
turning On the President .lil.S ona man, vooif,
Grated Vdua nous inaultez. II nous faut
dha otcuseh!' II. Dhpin saw 1t. was tlmo
to suspend tho aitting, and gropod about
for III. l,at, h1t as ho yod in tho Building Of tho
Assembly, and had only fow pasangos to crous
to roach the chamber, ho usi,a1ly cnmo baro-
hoadod. and tho hat with which he used to
quonoh parliamentary. fires rms dusty old prop
crty, which lay under tho dcak. For solne
cause, however, as yot unexplained, tito on,blom
Ct peace wsa not to DO found this tsa,s, and sha
President hawling aIatraotodtr, 'Lond inc hit,
como QUO 7 = wild soeno Of confualon enruod.
The Right, Wishing to force III. Dnpin to apollo
eizc, rushed to both atnircaacs Of tho platform to
prevent any mombcr from handing the President
= hat; tho rneuborh Of tho Loft, who wlsled tllo
sitting to bo suspended, triod to carry tho stair
eaaa BY storm. At last an imaginative Rapub.
dross siye It wesh uas Il At " e Presdeuts s sag
foet; aud Al. Dupln, catching It up, planted It
trinmphantiy on his iacnd md declared tho ait
thug suspended, adding with intonso feeling .ud
loud enough tob 20 hearo OF tho reportere, Ahl
, 1874-10-10

It was roploto With most beautiful 1guros mud
thought, anil uha delivered III tho Rpoaknra notou
spirit OF aweet tondetnosa. 4 crowded honHe
Ehtouod for over MI hour With great attention
mud nlantfoatod emotion.
In tho evening At 1880 tho annlvorsary Of tho Ed
ucat,uual Hocioty was ho1d. Tho Roy. N. II. Ak
tell, a. NJ, proedud. Tho vast assembly gath
urrd 1oiuod in nlugtng IAN lnll tic power nf
Jesus namo," wI,nu DR.. Edwards addressed tho
Throno of Grace. Tho Eev. Q. Il. htandorile,
a. NJ. Principal Of ,donungs somlnary, = A't-
rora* delivered tho first aadrcsa. MI. Mlando-
villo Is clear md vigorous thiul,er. Ills yoico
is clnhr aud his utteranCo unsY and impressive.
His effort Has to hhow tho
DISADVANTAGES or laNoRANoE.
and how 1t payB everywhere and nlwnya to dtaoi-
rliuo tlo mind. It IL eeon in material loveop-
@ snt in the M fail5, II @ pol!tcs' t1 ,,a aid
1t "as t1.nay md eatisfaetory. AZ tho
conclnAlnn OF this H,onch, ilooy uonsation was
produced by tl!o singng.. t'g tl,o lluv. N. A.,
Spencer. Of "Tl,o Lnet shoon." 1lo uaa so
rontIdiy applandad Tint ho bud to return anil
5Nns "somo Ato s9wfng o Their Seed" Dt.
wit, logic, aud i!re. He hnd staye sll night with
NIL Alabatna Presiding Elder, WHO. raforring to n
corlatn mootrE ho held, nad after he had
preached oulE.thsoo hours ana half most Of Tho
people had gono ont, but ho {tl,o Dootor) would
bo short. Ono Rrgun1ent for education ia this ::
magnificent forgestors. Il takes nn effort to re-
meusber what IL essential. No from bableH wo
must riso, hnd riso, to all oter,lity.
wt9CoN1lS CONFERENCE.
rs'tes Tvs e. 31e Chicago . ar'ovns nfho,,at
eellod for 8 committee to Investigate hia conduct
IN certain slanders ugnipst him. Tho Court ol
Inquiry III tho case of tho Rev. ]. q. Robbins
cloaed tho testimony to-day,
, 1874-10-10
SPORTING NEWS.
The White Stockings Defeat the
PhilldDlnhfas in a Practice
Game.
The Mutuals Win Another Game
from the Bostons---4 to 8.
The Observation-Disclosures.
nhSE BALL.
WHITTIER AND rIfILApELpffTAg.

WHITTIER ASD rItlLADELritrAa.
Yesterday being the anniversary Of tho Great
Fra, aud sort uf general holiday heaidas, thu
White Stockings and phiadolphias took thoir
nlafe in celebrating tho ovent BY playing m or
hlbition gamo Of bauo ball on tho grounds as
tho corner OF State and Twcnty-thfr1 dtrootB.
The content waH bnt poorly adYortiacd, aud
honce not moro than 600 people attontled. It is
D npity thnt tho number Of spectators was not
larger, as tue gano turned out to be ono Of tho
bost that has boon playol boro since tho COM
mence1nout Of TIM aeaaon, Iu order 10 make It
moro interesting, thau tho ordinary exhibition
Ga,ne inSn ron ION ninsn "efe ,rn nlasea. rtth ssn
sspare 10th ''si sass 's tbos ish' 2..'e'a fs
ia entitled to tho pni,n, Ii any palm is to bo
awarded. Tho rh'1haolphiaa could make but
elx Glenn hits on Him. wllflo tho White Stockings
@ haf s e5pfs 5 sl fGI o srsn e Gill; Ttsssy ea I'D ags S
oifccsual service. showing, TINT with soTnc prac-
tice ilo can play IN fn-f1cd position with credit.
It was to DO expected TINT bis throwing would DO
rather bard to catcb, tho distauco being short,
livery Of tho ball bplng comparatively slow for
MI onilctdor, and very accurate: Two dno
catches wore matlo by Cuth1ort and Hines, but
aside from thoso tboro wDra no noticeable playa
on the Whito silo, tho batting Of their oppononts
only ielding error. q ball getting between his
legs. In ovory other instance, however, he
played superior game. Notwithstanding tho
fact TINT alx errors were maslo by the Phi!ade1-
phih0. tho runs scored by tho Whito Stockings
tnnffB ly CrAvor, uollsworth, Bcchtol, 3inoA,
and fuliner, did mt Affect tho result In tho least.
Leaving aside those mtap1ays and noe counting
tho batting, the rhilat!ephias played tlno
Enmo. Tho oplv wonder is that tho White
stockinga cannot do 70 wol in championship
,na Af,ca M tl,ey 1p III games h1ch thhy ,1ny for
, 1874-10-10

sp,cjat IJ1spu t.h to Tbs Ch,cugo IT9oHnt
pnoorrp1sos N T he ROCK HtvEn CONFERENCE.
STERLING, ILL.,, c r.. 9.-Tlo Conference prayer
meeting WAS led b tho nov. J. II. oaiaWeA'
rho opouing dc ,otioual exercises OF the Con-
ference were coli ducscd by tho NoV' uof's'o
s;,,,tb. o, tho British Woslsan Conference
"Jeaus, Lover O ny 30 :" nas sEsi: sis WA
rrctt emoton, VII III tror ssnd Eentiohft -
Jared 2 very comp rehe.1aiy and po"eEIut PtaJot'
l. COMPLAINT
VIVA proucuted Fl TIN Council lilll. tfeepoft uie
triut bece,,no TWO local pronchera Meso telaneA s
-yn, M: cor for G to Tho discipline on tlla totil-
4 VIZ rcl,u.ed to the bishop for his docision.
pr. {, Mite}a:os sk was excused on account Of
ny d.. ~! Ewnr1s II iroducct the Row. Mr. Smith,
STATE. Bib3s Age1 t. Cnrt. kingwood anu the ltoV'
". Aatti,,, ot tIa Southern Kausas Conference.
rRASs 'EEs, REpoRrs ETC.
Tho I.ev. 4. S!n nrta trauster tfom tho Sl'am'
Conisrence ~ab ct '''onuc 81. ,t.-
DR.. Held ad.rA sted tho Conference. calling
eneoial attention tt the ntpnlkatlon Of sllatlry
nbsopary soe's'M. a.,d sls ,s, sireulstloo ot th'
Tic lloy. ]. 4, fikt 'I,oa waH excused from act,
inr a. stattptlcan Of. accuunt Of oth2r work, hHu
ths lev. j. Il Morris Eppolaton1 IN h|s place.
Tho Hov. ". a. Gr% y. rfesasas i:'aer at u, =,
~ Tho i' Kov. l.. Duraoa : was gsa"tea napes
numernEy relation.
Tf,e case Of tho Iley. u ~. Eannng, fosnlcEi
n, tho Woo1atock Metl.a, }lat Eptacopa' Canrclt
allotted quite discussie II, ho HAVING lalt ~
Methodist ministry aud nj nteu an nnti,MAsofa 31
moyo al pastor Of nh indols 'ndent casirch at AlA
Tcnro. The Bishop dccia Cd that ne, l,asln
.withdrouI, from the Mothtt ''st Episcopal 5l1n't
fry. hag tleroby also withdraw N lfo1n tno eua1o1
' nil. 4. EpWAl :pa -,
cevo t1e Conlerenco Il moat Ii 'arty talA tlo va
EIad 10 witno,n among an the pTeacheEa 81 ~ u
hnrthwoat u lyoly apIrt, Il 'tlY oneonrs8t!l
1'ho Doctor il always heartily gseosoa NY III
Dunforeuco. j., - ,r,,,,., nm, Il
.rin around the world. was introa ncea: :, ~.
lain d. Campbell, Amos II. III 'lef, i; y: Ck'
,;ne 1ieorce i. IIooyor, and WI tam u: Aod
@ mora eaetl forward aud appro1ra seiy ass ssssa'
~ t1e Presiding bishop, mud they we're u 1MItss
;nto ful| membo.ahin III tha confen anea
oo1lmjttee was nppolntod to tu4 o1to @ nto u
onsncinI condition OF la.uaa Hfeot Cha 1eh,
A.ro,.' and TO council togothcr aud NTH. 10
mr. nsstor, tho Hoy. h. +. Meat,
'' LAY pEL.aArRs WE'RE AHsloEl ID
=, ,n,.cos in tue Confcrcpcn ConimittA 81. n,.,,
10 r'"tg the afternoon, tho Rey. L., NJ. re HlIn,
ohicapo. H. M preached tLeappuAs n'ssa!oaaS s'''r'a0