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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-18

very rapid, safe .r', easy way to nase m ney, Is
prnc,rr territory :race the latest Useful in
vei,E that i: wanted every sy, BIZ every one, every
yicrr, who has fas.iiy. iui, sized iewinz Machine
with TabrAnd Trc,,c for only SO that does The sam1
work Us 4 machine yau wouii pay So for. i:Gpt',
smooth ani finn, makes strong the cloh
will loin iic stitches rip apart Eight ncw NJ
lcI ncnts for all work ai the improved Button Hole
Worker used l., only Agents need only show them
in operation to Il in every house they enter 81, and
upwards cigar, daily 10y smart agents. Nc such mt
chine offered at any such price. 5000 sold last
year iya. tOl iam:iics them Demand increasing
every day where they become kneVn Ministers jui-;'
e. lawy eTs. ell TORS macn:sis taiiOr', &c recon-
mend them As perfect Rights given free to fret a-
,:c..s. II there Is agency in your place write ;oI
H. or bay niachnc fer your family or a relation,
,hrre is better cheap Machines ~ all paris
of the country receipt OF price, sio. Read avcr-
lis ,nsn; ginning, '' so saved IN every iamsy, Y
another part OF this paper. Adj ire>s tine So?rciors,
EoB!.AT J MrILiGhS * Co, 81; Canal 81 NcwsA ORR
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Warren Grubb Is home on short visit from
Salina. kaIls.,s. lie looks well. and we have
no doubt but the saline waters agree will, lin.
He halls from Siiina. where several of .ie Enf-
falo boys reside. Radcliif Bros. & fi,l ar,. do
ing fine business from all reports. and enjoy
the very best OF health. Warren will lind but
little sleigh riding lerc, as the tl,erinomc: er
stands ut ninety degrees. However, we lave
plenty Of good buggies. Chas. EadclG .,iyi>-
c. Warren to look ont for accidents. Whit lie
means by this advice Warren probably knows
better than we do. We wish him 4 pleasant
visit however. and shall make his visit one
that shall long be rencmi crcd.-B .TIto tW.)
Free Press, -
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( Ii there i. e. ipyncnt to he found anywhere
in this world i; is under The shade "i pleas
:;nt grove. when summers sun i not too hot.
aud ililr i mir enough tn keep one brea;hin.
all H.f. ,iuci, rlr;i-aaicr is it when you
have al! Of the above genial surroundings ana
are in the nli,l>t Of a gcniccl and jolly Picnic
party. who have come from town. had pleas
amt ride OF IKE miles and ready for the pic
nc dinner. In Salina aud Saline county we
have large Number OF recple-yery good
people too-wi,o hail from Norwaik, Ohio. II
occurred to them that it would be fitting To
get up Il so-; OF '.re,inion,'' and also a party
in honor Of .lIc visit OF Col. e. p. Wickham
and Mr.. III. Brown. prominent citizens of Nor
walk. This feeling shaped itself into deter
!uination 10 !iu!'! q picnic, and consequently
early Friday morning two bu>ses were loaded
with ''picnce-s.'' accompanied by carriages.
and were driven to Sir. Henry Oltman's fire
grove. five miles souil, o! Salina. on the Smoky
ii.l river. The Norwalk party was made up
rs follows: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brown; Col {.
p. Wickham, wife and children: Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. 7. Watson and children; Mr.. and Mrs.
Franz. Goodnow and child; Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
j. Minard and Child; Mr.. and Mrs. 7. H.Wild-
man and child: Capt. L. A. Wildman and
wife Mrs. G. C.,Probcrt and children; Mrs
a. Ii. Rose: Mcssrs. C. &. CUP. a. W. Wick
ham. David Ecebe DR.. II. f. Nickles. Judge
\. NJ. Bccbrand Charles Wildman. The follow
ing delegation accompanied the Norwalk pee
pie TO prevent their youthful inclination from
getting them into trouble: MT. and Mrs. Nm.
GARRISON. Mr.. and Mrs. &. L. Faulkner. Mr..
tt. Lynde, Rev. Mr.. Dooiey, oar new Epis-
copal minister. aud oursclf and family. 1t
is unnecessary to state that the presence of the
latter party confined the former TO i line of
proprc:y and dccorum hot often witnessed.
In due course OF time a siimptOus collation.
was spread beneath the oaks" temporary
seats having speedily been placed around soon
after the par;ys arrival. Excellent coffee.
lemonade and ice cream We're the ''cytras,'
while the ''su5siantia!s'' number cd ''all lines
of goods in the eating line. .Pcnty of ex-
erc.se had whctted numerous appc1iics which
were soon satisfied. after dinner Grueits
were indnlgcd in, both by the youthful and
Tie veterans" Choral music was finely rem
dered and well received. At i've o'clock ito
horse was sounded and the picnic party was
soon in town. We do not remember Of ever
having been at plossanfer picnic. Il was
Of its members. Mr.. Gilman did everything
in his power to make the company comfort
able for which lic has many thanks.
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Farmers Take S.tlce!

Mr.. Oscar Sei;Z has just receieved 20 barrels
OF oil which he proposes to sell to the farmers
Of this and surrounding couatics to use upon
their farm machinery. 1t is, then. at the
Eagle Drug Store in Salina that you csn buy
your lard oil, nea.s-fJot oil, whale oil, lubri.
eating AID castor oils. Mr.. Seit:: also gives mo-
tiee TO farmers and others who design building
that he has OH han1 mammoth stock Of
paints. oils and window glass. Be sure and
call at the Eagle Drug Store. l0-3w
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

X. ofP.-,ySDos ioocE Nd. >, meets every Weflaes
day evening at o'csock, in Masonic Hill. y. L.
KILLER. L. u, \. %. Osv!s, h. OIL >.
LOO. F.--Ss:ISA LODGE No -. meets al odd Eel.
lows Hll every Thursday evening at : O'Clock. Il.
l.. BoNo, y. e.. I'D. WHITMAN, secretary
iO-O .F.->ISN ENCANrNEST No. Is, at Odd Fellow.
Hill, first and third Tuesdays i'll each month. at
o'clock, - VI. Al EIcamfment members in soe'
ace invited to attend. y. snrLIz, L. T., T. l.
EOSp, Scribe.
A.F.S NJ SALIVA LooGE No c., ut Masonic H:il
frs; ami third Monday in each pisnih. ID. X. NAo
srA.F, W NJ, j. d.. N.rr, Secretary
SALINE i;oy. ARCis CHAPTER No. Is at Masonic Hall
SECOND and ioartli Masii.as +noih. Il. j.
HANNA, II. u.P., }. DEWITT, Secretary.
rEYr:.g OF EaN0a AND rrNrE:,Sc: Tena
oil Honor and temperance No. :, meets every MN
day evening, in the Of.J Fellows Hall, over T.. "
1r,-,in : hardware siorc. Visiting brothers
di.ily invited TO attend. l.. NJ. I TILE, W. T.; j
WEsr, ". X.
MIIiAa LopGE, No 5, og H-Mccis in Odd Fellows
Hall secondhand fourth Friday evening Of each mont
at y. IN. +. L. NORTON, y. &; Mrs. ). \. SoETo'
'. q; L. CONRAD, Il. >.
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Chicago Shcr. Line.

Via st. Louis, Kansas Cny and Northern, AMI CHI
ca-1 & Alton Railroads, crossing The Mississippi on
the great bridge at Icuisian, Mo-. ana passing
through Jacksonville, Eloo;niasiIa aad Joliet No
transfers, ferries, no change Of cars. The only
line running Reclining >e Palace c,rs between Ean-
CITY and Chicago without cin-e. SocNirI chiTsc
for scat. in ilssc Pullman Palace sleeping ears
through between kshsss City AMI Chicago, with
eat Change Palace Dining day trains Time,
track, Scenery, accommodations. al'a'l of all other
routes &c McMULilT,
General Superintendent Chicago.
JAMES CHARLTON, Gen. Pass'r ig't- Chicago.
FRANK G; HIGH, Western Travelling Agent, Kansas
City. No.
Chicago Fast Freight; Line, shortest, quickest all
best W. II. REED,
General Western Agent, Kansas City, No,
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TIME Ta8LE-K. p. r. a.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

PrrsryrrRI,.-W \ Sinipk;ns, P3Sisr. Preach
IN. each s,bt.ih a; II A. NJ. anal T.. j. Sabbath
-..aooi, 2:Sj L. II Prayer Meeting. ".iheslsy ese-
EiE-s.
METHODIST ErlSCoFiI--Eev- y /. iiiil, Pastor.
Preaching every S.iii:t:i, a. 1879 n NJ, a:id .Sl
o'clock T. NJ. Sab!,aih srh'ril, each S1hD.iti, al
"a j, Prayer Mr,tin.s, "Wednesday evenings
Eriscorar-Ies u. u Lee, Pastor rrs-achiS al The
first and irl fIii ats of each month a. III n NJ
CAruoIIc-.-v ) sl,, f".-riy. Pastor Srr'icy> on
liz. .cnd sabbath cir;i i.i1nt.l al She tnr House
B,rrrsT-Rev. j d: ilswaer, Pastor. Preaching q.
In. frs, .ad tngi san i-gs ii earh n"h'.', ln'fh
:ad evening". sabbath school, 40 Il. N, ever!
sabbath iriyer N sI.n.s te'ltcs'.Iy e'eai"-
CHRISTIAN CUrcr-i'rracii-:- 10 ihe Baptist rhael
on III. ~ AID ~ l. MS day 81 -aen month, ID
llicr y. -. I.,iT IA
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That Santa Fc Avenue silouil have upon
oIe of lis Corners: large, thrcc-s:ory brick hc-
tells admitted by ail parties But just the place
To locate it has nos set been determined. upon.
So.nc are working !lieir level best for The
City Hotel cor:ci. while others are working
as inda'irioH>'y for the cornegwcst of A. j..
Schwar;Z's hardware store. Tile balance O;
our citizen. 'ir-e on the contest. conieh;cd Il
either corner shall gain the hash housc."
This strife is likely TO result in the building OF
Il io;e.. an,pwl.iel.ever portion ofSG,c avenue
increase in the valuation Of pro perry there
sbOu;s. so lei The contest rage, is the desire OF
those who want hotel cdiicc On one of orr
principal, streets. ba5 are not personally inter
cstcd is 70 iu.t its location.
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MAJ Forssc informs us that it's the inter-
ton of the people 0; Fa!tin township to have
a grand celebration at)thr Bates upon the
F"nrt'i CT Ja!y. anJ lie Invites the people of
Salina 10 attend. There viii be tie best OF
music. speeches. Il grand dinner. fireworks
and everything else that co.:lHc,.s 10 make
patriotism ''woll up on that occasion. Eve
rybody knows of TIE success of the past ccle-
hra'innS which have been given at the Buites
undcr The direction Of the MAJOR, and c,nse-
Fue;itiy muSt"NPect :: most enjoyable time.
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The citizens OF BFookvillc arc quarreling
over the license question. At the late election
held to fill vacancies in the council caused by
the resignation OF three members ofthat body,
men were elected who vary in their opinions
upon that question. and the report is that the
council stands :. AT and aft
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500 ReTd1'6.

Stolen from the Undersigned the night the l2;h
of june. five head Of horses One bay .eilinc about u
has Is high five years old black mare Is han is
higi righ, l:p brll- worn nine OLD one black
mar. lt-l-2 hands high, years old, m1rk of rope ON
neck iron grey mare, Is hants.hgt, years OLE,
right hind leg thicker iin left one light grey mare.
l. years old, about Is hands high. The above
reward will he paid for the return Of the horses an'i
,nyict,on of thief fifty dollars will be paid for
formation that lead, tortcovery OF tie horses
a. O~HITNIEY,
A. II. WiIAiEl.
Ellsworth, Kansas, June 18th, -.
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A CARr.-To Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. vii Imam.
Messrs. Shryock, Copp, Chase, LOOMS and
others assisting ut the concert at the "Blue
'FRONT.' on the evening of the l3tl, inst. my
sincere thanks are rendered, also 10 the Salina
band, and the Salina Odd Fellows.
Gratefully, etc.,
THoS. II. AcxEHMAN.
SALIVA. June 18th. 1871.
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PaPIOP Cars.
J. 6. LAZARUS,
Western Ayr, KANSAS City.

The HANNIBAL & ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD hi,
long been designated by the travelling; public Ia,
"oLD REI.IABLE,'' from The fact that its TRAM
ARE ALWAYS ON TINE; and ''sIIOItT LINE"
becaTse il is acknow ,l;r,l to b. tn SHORTEST POS
siBLE ROUTE between western cities and, all prnci-
pal cities and towns ia tae east.
la addition Ia the s.,lcid equipment oil this FAY oriie
route and 10 m-et the requirements of its largely in
crc,sins rsca.s through Passenger travel, this
Pany are now running tire FINEST PAELOR CARS IN THE
WORLD The interior arrangement i superb. Grand
Salooa Drawing Room, State Room. elegantly up
h,lscre'i AMI decorated Ladies' Toilet i.cosn &c
Ac, fact, every iiIi the Is; il,:idisus ,ull de-
sire
Oae Of these magnificent ears is attached to each
Day Express Tr,ia, ss is accompanied by polite and
attentive conductor.
The track i,m the beet possible condition large por-
t!ca of il having recently been re-aid with STEEL
RAILS. Iron and stone bridges have taken The place
oil wool, AMI all other improve nentS conducive tn.
safety and comfort OF il, patrons have been adopted
Passengers going eas. west, and wishing To secur
SAFETY, COMFORT AND SPEED, should be Yart;cu-
lar t. AK for, and that their tickets read via tn.
''Oll I-liibie'' III ,NSiBNL e Sr. 10. SHORT
LINE" which be- obtained, i. all principal Office
of connecting; lines.
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couyTy DIRECTORY.

.ra.rc ofthe pis.r.ct Court. II. Pi-i.scorr-
St,: tor II. Ina Ni;r"'.
Railroad As5e-.oT--s'- = l4ESLI---
Eeprcsri.laiiVe-J N.sNt.R ~,
$ Il Palmer an! e. :. 1iisGr4iS
County ,i-rk-DANID BEs.i.E
,taI,,fv iftorn.y-.s. ". HooGAN>pN
Pr.,',.:,- ! ii rs--iIZN@g LD"AN.
tslrr. of t!.e i;:stYsci Co.'ft-t.''rSgi 'p'"t'
,s,,i,,v Tggasurur-t. T.. FAULkN&H
~i.rfi!i-E- J. t.UiNG.
Ec=Istcr Of .irsiis--->. T. tEl>' So -.
Ji P.iI.,c li4s.t traction" ~ "1a''
,orsrer-j. Il. It'll, -iE.
sIs-y.yyr--sI. p iIaI!LIoS
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Theodore Curi-, who .'ioifi.d' in S.l!;na not
hong ago. was one of The persons who stole
Mr.. jesse Bills horses. near Solomon Civ, a
shor; time 4 20. an account of which we cave
In company with one Markers he took The
horses 10 Smiti cOiaty and traded them OF
fortwo other hD'-cS. TIE si.rir Of Sm t
c'nrty followed him back 10 his claim u, ar
Minneapolis Tor the purpose of :.rrcs,inr him.
ca-.is iaa,.c so:." threatening demonstrations
toV.rl, Smith. when the latter shot him. the
oli Passin" near has iirart aud infic!im. :, very
dt".crou; wound. That's the way to sarse such
.cSp:cabie characters. Ma!.crs is still at large
bu: VII, have 10 keep bo,i, eyes open to keep
iis neck soana. The shooting aifray happen
Cd la. Thursday.
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Mr.. David Williams. of Latrobe. pa. sp,

Mr.. David Williams. OF Latrobe, Pa. spent
several days OF last week in visiting his friend,
Mr.. W. Il. Gels. He is father of Tom vii
lams. clerk IN the bank. SSIr. Williams is one
of those genial and clever gentlemen with
whom we are always pleased to meet. He is
very much pleased with lama and especial
IL Saline county
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We have had plenty of rain during the past
week which has done the spring wheat Won
'leritil amount Of good. The prospects are glor-
Ions tor everything in the grain line The
winter wheat seems destined TO 20 through
the harvest process without injury. There
will certainly be wealth of grail, market
ed at Salna next fall. y
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The Episcopal Fcsiiya! held Il, the 30 Lind.
gren stand last THURSDAY evening" S@as one Of
the peasan'est ever hrl,iin S.ina. <rhe attend
ance was large anil all VISITORS enjoyed them
selves. The music was gdo'Iand well received.
The ladies of tie church dc ire is 10 return
thanks to the band :or their fine music. to Mr..
Ackrrman for the use of,his piano. and 10 all
It r. who assisted them III making their en-
tcrtaina,cnt so pleasant.
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Src :. TIM. orlers he irawa the city treasurer
for the payment of the same
Sec 3. That this ori.sncc shall take sIcc; and be
in force and after its passage.
Approved June 18Th, 1874.
". s. WELLS, Mayor.
hereby certify III, foregoing 10 be true anil rnr
rect copy Of IN ordinance passed by the Councilman
the city Of sliEa Kansas, the 18th day Of June
Ia.
Attest: Z. BOWEN, CITY CLERK
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On Thursday last. at the residence Of NIr. j,
rhors.enberg, II mics south Of Salina. Mr..
August Frecaar. clerk at Wilson Bros. &
Co.'S. was>narried to Miss Mary Peterson,
Rev. NV. Dahlsten conducting the ceremo-
ny. Vt is our earnest dcsire,that :h;i, couple
should enjoy a long and happy lie.
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W" IAv' i'Spcrted light sprina wagon
manufactured almost enti-e!y by Ia .Mik>
of this city. Il i complete in every part and
lnIrl, better ilin isif the wagons imported
in;o His couatry< Mr.. Miss desires TO c,.ar-
ii>h = regular Inlnu.ac.ory for wagons at ihi,
i','"- Provided iir can rai-c Tie imcaGs He's
sa'i-;:SSs,a: he cara sci! then, rs cicsp as east
crl NJ an! make them ust a. well. We
hope NJ s!'ks will BE- encouraged by our ci,i-
zri!S ir his nan'fictHr.ms clllrayors. II is
the dasy~o' OR farmers AMI ,owRspcopir to
pa;ronizr Home industry. AMI for TIL. reason
* shOa';l hive i!iS STARE of wagon patron
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In these hot days sunstrokes are likely to
occur at any time. TO guard against such
danger provide yourself with one Of those
light and cool cork hats sold BY Carver.
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Mr. L. J. Ly.de repeats the following:
Whcat-.priRs, 5CCsc.GJ per bu.; winter, .,l,.:
per bu.
Rye, igG6'c per bu.
Corii-s liec.,, 5)c. per bn. ; un.icllc,l 20.
Oats, SIC per bu.
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Maycr-W. :. NE'.LS-
tPANT, -. GIIssANN, tI1.4.i-f- iiN.!S-
i',.l.cc ia isr---N. &. CAsiso.a-
tiygk--i.;,, - =. Il - -
Irea-I.-sr-I VI. l:issD'.Err.
slar-i.ii--I-. n. ITETi-G-
p-.uiy Iars.al-lyliS n.ANT-
ipiic.Iu.1,--t J.r'-G-
Street ;Y.nlsi ~. rI-.-.s- J.. EUS>2f-
Ji.y iii5.IVN--jo.IN Eo~EAi:-
-.-------,--.y--- -ze,r
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Published June Is. lS5i.1
Ordinance No. 129.

An ordinance making appropriations for the pay ment
OF certain bills.
Bsd orioiRcd by the Mayor and Councii.,en Of the
city Of .Sfiind.
Section I. That the sum cf S5ts 20 he appropriated
ont ofihc city treasury for the pay .ni Of the follow
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Pure Bred IOulfry.

Light Ryehna, the most popular, and
SILVER Spangled Hembouro, the most beau
tiiui. few CgES Of y. Ilami,urg-, only, for Ae.
Price, ~ 30 per ioz 81 20 if packed for shipment.
Few pairs nj 8 =. IIauhurgs would he spsred -
Young fowls for sale after Angus. I-t Address,
Mrs e.. f.. ANDERSON,
l0-:m. Oasis, Saline Co., kansas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
For Sale.

The District Board will r,vrivc bills for the p,,r-
chase of the FRAME SCHOOL. HOUSE, situate on
- school pars, il salina. until july ist 16t III,
l$E1 to any all all bids is y thu
} DNAr,. W b. FLANDERS, District Clerk
- June Eth. is.i.
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We The u..,'.rs, r,ercl1's Of the city Of s!iaa
r-y promise and agree to cis'c places of III l.
from the a,.,i ft.le u iy Until the ncru
TIE eth, and 10 rnan clnse'! daring thtt tim, tn,
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SALIVA WEEKLY M,aKET REPORT.

Corrected by Il. T. Watson, dealer in Grocrri-s,
Provisions AMI oaecnswarc, b Santa F.; avcnuc.
The New York herald., 1874-01-12

tions. It now remains 70 be seen what action
win take n the the
01 Sls"s come ssDIssso'a aeiaH passn
OF FIJI is hollow sham. When news OF the revo-
luton arrived here Governor Robinson tele-
SSeaSn SesasS an as as ns
OF restoring confidence. The reply has been kept
VIII only Ss snown ~ by the course adopted
dispatches forwarded from here on Tuesday last
by che war steamer Rosario
INTERCOLONIAL RIFLE MATCHES
are about to be revived after cessation OF two
years. The first OF the series win come on at Mel
volunteers and 10 of Victoria with government
arms, and afterwards some OF the champion shots
Of New Zealand will Join them in matches with
in Sydney the British Rifle Association medal was
won by Mr.. Somerville, member OF country corps,
VINO received his prize at the hands OF the Gov
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC SYNOD
asS as recently closed It's hrst session. after being
Archbishop Poding, and SO OF the clergy took part
In the proceedings, most Of which have been Kept
bourne to install the Bishop designate OF South
Australia Aust and on his return will perform the same
head Of the Church IN Australia.
PRESBYTERIANIsM
t1ons OF the Presbyterian Church has broken out
with increased virulence, despite q nominal union
effected d. ioIr o ~ years ago Dr. Lang pioneer and
OF the funds necessary to establish Presbyterian
college. His opponents cieveriy iuggled MIN out of
the prln"ipalshp by tactics worthy or Tammany
ring This was too much for an old man who has
always belonged to the Church Militant, and when
the successful party mec to lnaugurate the college
Lang was there uninvited. accompanied BY q select
company OF his admirers. His verbal protest
AGAINST the proceedings Initiated display Of mus.
c1lar Christianity extremely interesting to those
who went to see the fun. Heads were punched
with as much zeal as II Caverhouse had been
resurrected to destroy the teachings OF Knox and
Calvin by making their followers the sco of other
denominations. The night, indeed, is drawn
battle, by permitting Dr. Lang to address the
meeting and abusing the college councillors in the
most vigorous adjecttves he could select.
NEW COUNTRY.
An exploring party despatched by the Queens
land government to examine the coast north of
Cardwell has returned With news OF q satisfactory
character. Thousands OF acres OF the richest
sugar-gro wing land were found, two new species
OF bananas discovered and numerous additions
made to the list Of the fora OF tropical Australia
This new country VIII Oe speedily taken up Ia con-
sequence OF the early establishment OF the Torres
Straits mail service giving intending planters
speedy conveyance to and from the capital.