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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-13
Seneth!r. Worth ED9HiiS.

!: Is wor:, ia,pg To know that the shortest POS
silie route gGc-l Ksn-is City to Bu t!o, ?,sbuEg.
Wheeling, Pa,sersbirs, /: tIn.G.. Paaieiiiia
New York Boston ard nt..m, Int point. i. through,
81. LOFTS the s. Louis, Kansas City & Northern
Short Iiae and she shortest possible from
Ci,y to Hsnnibii Qain~y. Chicago, Toledo. De-
;ro::, cai i.f~rn-iae poi,tr St LOUIS ksnsas
City Northern short Lac. 1t Is the only roai run
nl- Il. is. express irsias, tso THAI any other
iEc. ic:;gl l.is Missouri sn,; Mississippi Rissrs
THIS road, in Connection with H.. Hsnsas CRY, 81,
10 ei,l & Lo.ncI! nlS r. T. forms tie only On.ah.
and ST. Louis through ling running through Pullman
81 e;as Palaces 's,wo.n On ala and X: f.aiiis AMI
positively The on, &c tint is-.rgcrs :scm caiifgr-
MA, t:sh, Si5i;S try, C-iaha Council Bluffs, Ne
bris.3 Cay. ana 81 JJs 'I,h can clnqect D. az
tri;R. OF the Kansas City, ~. Joseph Council Bus
Railroad, .,osr and direct lor - Lpu- AMI all points
Ess ". ST .nuis AIRY usr Ism. 20 81. LOUIS involves
Il lay -ovs: al kio>l- Gay Of dive hours &c train
til. i Ia, Only line I.n'ug Macy trains with
peih Etr,iIn Chair Coic.s ..t.y c..,>e,l, I'D
Ei-, Mis-. dressing ronns wi ioile. cunvrG:Bces for
ladies' ..,.fl.:atn AMI families. scitioa: .ss srise
o.args Ticket agents selling tickets The East. viii
,:Teaars aud tim. fables by this route For Other IN
~ stio; T!ise {; !h.s li,e address A.C Dawes
-, .'"-r9;,, M, 2. 4 g ,nat, - Louis, NJ
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Tie Yernscu.a- Ia EaInaurgt.

Speaking OF the names al things, this
morning, asked Il conductor (no per-
son here could possible understand " :,at
such u term means, so | viii say guard
three times: Will this car 20 through
To Durham without change! Each
time he SAID: : Beg.paw don : in saci,
a way as 10 express, Explain what
you mean," when young New Yorker
said: He means carriagc.' Then the
intelligent guard said: "Ch yes, il jou
20 right through" In Dublin asked
y policeman # he could tell me whether
| conld firid drug stare near by, and
he said, "Oh, yis; ,,.eniy Of EN- about
nothing so piean;ayfsi, and he direct
cd me to Il shop, which, having entered,
| found to be gin-shop." With the
same success | asked a very respectable
looking old gentleman The question, and
he pointed ont a shop licensed to sell
"spirts." When | told him that |
wanted to get some soap. he said, "Per-
haps you wish to find ~ :aedical hall ="
So did. After an early breakfast on
Sunday morning last in Glasgow ! wish
ed to look around the city some time
before morning service at the cathedral.
Not a cab or vehicle al any kind was te
be found, but near the hotel discovered
Il horse-rsilroad track. Seeing no ears
coming, l asked a gentleman passing
whether the "horse-cars ran on Sun
day, and be said Not much; that one
could get one now and then if he wished
il very much" Wishing one very much,
| watched the road for about q quarter
OF an hour, and no, u ear came in sight
Then came by a policeman, whom l
asked tho same question, and he replied
that "horse-cars were rarely seen on
tho street, but ii had necessity for
one, might get it, not on the street, but
II the livery stable "What do you
mean 2" said " do not cars run on
this rail on Sunday Z" . Oh you name
The carriages - ~ .s---- svs~? W.
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.',rior Car.

The H,SSiEAL { ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD has
ioH; been designated by The travelling public the
'ULD RELIABLE from he lat tia, its TRAINS
ARE A-WAys IN fiNs; and SHORT LlSE,"
b.c..'se i. is sc.ow ell ;c 10 be t.,e SHORTEST Pos
SiBLE ROUTE between western cities and all princi-
pal cit IS and towns the cast.
Ia adt n 10 Tie seii equii III OF tits fayo
route, and t. met the Requirements of liz largely III
ereas'rS drsi-c!a-s through Pass Dser travel this COM
pauy now running the FINEST PARLon CARS IN TIE
wOE..D. Tbein.er;ar Arrangement, Is superb Gran,;
saloon. Drawing Rooin, State Room. elegantly up
h1l.t,rei and decorated Ladies' To,ie; Room, &c
&c, fcs every i',ng the most ,is,iiioas coul de-
sire.
One OF these m'Sa iicent ears IS ATTACHED to each
Day Express rraiE. AM! IS accom-, panied 10y polite and
attentive conductor.
The H. bcs. possible ccniitio1, large 2or-
ton a: it bIyiag recall. a. r.-.Ai.i with STEEL
RAILS. l.sl L.! s;g'.. BRIGGS b .yc the !ac
of wood AMI ali ether IA. :a conducive the
s-;,ty ad comfort o il, Patrons have been adopted.
PIssca-c.- ;,.1s y 'si, III ", sA, secgr
SAFELY, COMFORT AND SPEED, should b. ;~,ltisu-
Jar 10 ,sk Tor, AID il. ic;r ticSv:s rcI! va the
''ui Rrlilbi='' III .NSiBAa x ST. Jo. Sdpi;i
LIME" which c:.a be obtained ut Iii principal o..ices
os ,nure.ttpe- ii,rs
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DlssTaCCf.l ElICtioEe. ring.

Ne have private Information to the
cilec; that Congressman Phillips is III
the northwestern part Of the State tax
Ing advantage OF The destitute settlers
10y promising to secure Government APP
preparation tor their relief If they Will
support him for Congress. 1t is hard to
heiieve this of any man, but our nior-
nation Is from an influential ami worthy
citizen OF Smith couhty, whose name
we will give if demanded.
II Col. Phillips is doing this, he has
di>graced his position and descended To
The most rcvOiiing work ever performed
by desperate politician. Tie very
thought Of il is sickenin3. The settlers
who are facing destitu,,on aud misery
are not paying the penalty cfa poii,ica!
sin, and can hope tor no relief through
po.itirs. They will be aided by the
voice Of charity aud the voluntary Of
fering @! humanity. Col. Phillips knows
!uii well that no relief through Govern
nent appropriation could reach the se,t-
!ers before next spring, and he knows
likewise that his term in Congress does
net expire until March 4lh; hence,
whether reelected or defeated, he will
be in Congress from December until
March 18th, and have ali the opportunity
tor introducing measures OF relief one
could ask for.
Ii is,,he duty, and We believe the in
,cn;ion, Of the Governor Of the State to
call for the organization of relief socie-
lies, to the end of supplying the desfi-
tu,o until the Legislature convencs. As
the Commercial has already said, there
is no u>e making great outcrv Tor
sympathy and appealing TO the world
t.,r aid before aid is needed. The Gala
nifty should be met with The calm ior,I-
tude and heroism of sensible men. The
extent Of the distress should be measar-
ed in order 10 ascertain the measure o!
relief required, and when that is deter
mined practical systematic plan OF aid
ing those really in want should be adop-
ted.
Our towns and cities will not be slow
in coming forward with money, cloth
ing and food when the appea: for con-
,ribuiions IS made. We know that Lcar-
en- worth county will come orSard with
generous donations and lend helping
hand 10 those who stand in need Of help.
For the credit of kansas we trust there
is TO politician in the State heartiess
enough to seek to build up political
power On the misfortune and desti;ulian
If suffering settlers. Ifany one has re-
eT 10 give, let him give it freely and
in the name of charity and
humanity, and be con;cat with the re-
ward which follows well doiug.-Lsdv-
saro;fh Commercial.
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NEHsJTEWS.

! II is estimated that Americans traTeI
ing abroad spend one hundred millions
of gold annually.
Yas9ueS, the California bandit, has
been removed TO San Bcncto county for
trial. lie has entirely recovered from
the injuries received when he was cap
turcd.
The President Las directed the land
office Of the lately created western di.
trict Of Kansas TO be located a, HAYS
City, and that of the Arkansas vale,
district at Larned.
Frank II. Walworth, who killed his
father IN New York city two years ago,
and was sentenced to prison, has bac,.
sent 10 the insane asyi1a. He is be
Icrod TO be ~ condition Of rhroni,
epilepsy.
The recent elections in North CAROL.
IN, Kentucky, Tennessee and Mississip-
pi render il morally certain that tie con-
ties; in 1875 will come sqnarely between
the Republican and Democratic parties.
The failure Of Sutton & Co, publish
e.'s OF the aliiae, is announced. Tho
firm refuses TO give any Information il.
regard 90 It's faiiarc, but state that 1t is
merged in tho Aldine Company. Liza
biiities supposed 20 be abou, SlS3, 600
The rroprie;ors of the New York
Herald and the London Telegraph are
fitting ont an expedition, under Henry
T. Stanley, to penetrate tho wiids OF
Central Africa, and complete tho task
undertaken by tie late DR.. Livingstone.
The steamship Tagus, from NewYork,
will take out CT her next voyage, as u
portion of her cargo, ten locomotives Of
American manufacture. These Iocomo-
t.scs were ordered some months ago for
a Russian railway. The samo vessc!
takes out quantity of shot and shell!
for the Turkish Government.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-13
The RsF0ahEEs. NOMINATIONS.

The Reiormers held their conveniio.
last week and nominated the followin.
ticket: Governor, Jas. G. Casey, o
MAMA county; Lieut.. Gov, e. IIar
rington, Of Brown county; Secretar,
of State, Nelson Abbott, of Atchison
Treasurer OF State, Chas. T. kcesier, Of
Marshall county; Auditor of State, Geo
P. Smith. Of Wilson coaaty; Attcrne,
General, J. 4. Hol!owe,l, OF Cherokee,
county Su3i. of Public Instruction, II
3. Norioa, Of Cow,cy county; Asso
ci2,c Justice, Wm. P. Douthi,, Of Shaw
nee. C!,as. F. Rooster, the nominee ioi
Treasurer has declined The nomination
NJ. J. Parro,,, Of Lo.venwor:h, is the
nominee :cr Congress in ,hc Firs: Dis
trict.
The iicko. is weak one and will b.
defeated by a tremendous majority.
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4 NAKED Bride.

At the centennial celebration at New
Fame, VI, ihe address was delivered By
Judge G. X. Field, tic weli-known anec-
do,ist, and among the stories told by
him in it is the following: Be- u strange
perversion OF legal principles, it was
supposed by our ancestors that whoever
married widow who was administers
irix upon the estate OF her deceased hus-
band, represented insOlvent, and should
thereby possess himself Of any prop.
cr,y or things purchased by the 'iccea Sod
husband, would become executor dc soa
tort, and would thereby make himseit
liable to answer for the goods ofhis pre-
dcccssor. Major slosesJov became enam-
ored of Mrs. Hannah Ward. widow Of
William Ward, who died in 1888, leav-
ing an insolvent estate, of which Mrs.
Ward was dministratrix. To avoid the
unpleasant penalties OF the law, on the
morning of her marriage with Major
joy Mrs. Ward placed herself in clos
ct, with u tirewnmau, VITO stripped her
of all her. clothing, and ,yhen in per
iec,iy nude state she thrust her fair,
round arm through Il diamond hole IN
the door Of the cio>et.;he gallant Major
clasped the hand %: the buxom widow,
and was married in due form by the jol-
iiest parson In Vermont. At the close
OF the ccreniony The tire-women dressed
the bride m a complete wardrobe which
The Major had provided and caused to
be deposited in the closet at the COM
men"emeHt OF the ceremony. She came
oct elegantly dressed in silk, satin and
lace; and there was kissing ali around.
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It has been arranged that trial to
beat Goldsmith Maids time Of 2:l5l
will take place at Rochester, New York,
free for all. The race TO take place on
Wednesday, with good day and good
track. TIE purse for the race has been
increased to $4,000, and the horses en-
tered are Goldsmith Maid, Judge Fuller
ton, American Cir, and Henry.
The Louisville Courier Journal says
that the terrible drou,h which has pre-
vailed in that state tor three months has
about destroyed the. prospects of both
tobacco and corn. In western and
southern Kentucky these two staples
arc complete failure. The Governor
is receiving constant appeals to call the
legislature together TO do something fer
the relief Of the people.
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A Card.

DR.. James Mcllenry of Ottawa coun-
,y, Kansas,a strong friend OF Col. W. A.
Phillips, now member Of Congress,
made substantially the following slate
ment in his drug store in the city OF
Minneapolis, on the morning Of Monday,
August Sd. 1874, in the presence OF l..
D. Meeks, Elias Popham, \. Z. StniI, 4.
". Wilson aud others, citizens Of Ot,a-
wa county, Kansas that he witnessed the
payment Of money to a delegate Gin the
Ottawa county Republican Convention,
held in Aug, 1872, to secure TIE vote.
of delegates in tina, convention tor Col.
W. A Phillips for representative in Con
gress. This statement OF Er. McHcnry'
has created considerable excite.neut.
IL IL TUCEEn
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Mr.. Disraeli has uttered for the third
time bis warning of some great crisis
which Europe is approaching. In ,be
debate on the pnbiic- worship regulation
bill, in the house of commons on the 9Th.
he referred to the strife between church
and sia:e on the continent, and eek
pressed the conviction that, however
tranquil might DO The general state o.
Europe, there are agencies ut work pre-
pairing for a period of great disturbance.
Words like these repeated for the ihirc
time by q British prime minister who
has every facility for knowing what is
going on in the capitals IN Europe would
appear to have ameaning. though WIZ.
that meaning is il is impossible to MAX
out. The connection in which the Sc.
ond and third warnings were uttered III
,iicates religious or ecclesiastical IL"
.nrs for the apprehendcd disturbanr.
When il is to come and how-whe;hel
the death of the aged pope is I" precipi
tate it-whether a resrappling betwee'
Germany ard France is to be part o
|it-whether eomplicationsin Spain have
anything to DO with it--and what is th'
part that England is to play in it-,hes'
re questions on which the premier
,racular hints throw no light.
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yOt An GEicc seeker.

One OF the reforming delegates from
Jefferson comfy returned home in hign
.lee over the nomination OF Cusey.
Eussy in his opinion. was just the nan
f3r governor. He was asked why he
thoJglt 50. Well, you see" he re-
piled, "wEcn ! go, down - Topeka
was snt inr-acilin' Il man that WASH I an
Office seeker. So went TO Mr.. Casey,
aud tod hhQ wanted our candidates,
when we Bpmk a,ed 'em, 10 be took all
by surprise, ike Is it they had been
siruc!; uy iightniM. And Mr.. Cusey, he
said he was ju.; LA A.i OF Il man; that
If he VIA nomiaa,eh tor governor he
would be awiu.iy aNonished, as he
wasn't expec,in no noTA H.: on, altkon.l,
some OF his friends was "a uryin of him
strong. lie said ne had never been an
office seeker and never wouid be, but if
he WIS nh I'd :e would DO the rIaL,
ching by the state. And so we turned
in aId worked tor him, and We put him
through, You bet
This delegates opinion of Casey i
valuable. No man can read his tribute
to the nominee o: The what i. it convrn-
ton wiihoa; feeling 'in assurance in his
bones tha, the country is sale. Aud
Cnscy's opinion of himself reminds Us OF
the declaration Of an enthusiastic Irish
candidate In Chicago. I'm nat much
Tor sh,unp spakin,". said this capable
genilenen, bat for honesty, and ca
paciiy, and integrity bate The diyi!-so
i do."-At, hiSon ChIap.oG.
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TRg LAST GIFT CONCERT POSTPONED.

Tho announcement of the postpone
! ment of the last gift concert of the Pub
lie Library of Kentucky will not sur
prise the public. In Governor Bran
let,e's card, published below, he gives
| reasons for it which will be accepted
without question by every one. The
management in this instance. censuiting
the interests OF ticket holders and
those designing to become ticket-hoid
ers, have not waited until the last day to
make this encouragement, bat, Just as
.nan as they become satisfied 0; the u
'esslty of this postponement, hay
rromptly made the announcement. ]
unnecessary to review the cause
which have necessitated this action. a.
they are fully recited in Governor Bran
ie,;e's card. The promp,ness and frank
ness with which the public hare been
made aware of the intention of tie unai,-
aser will meet with the hearty common
ia.ion of every one and excite such =
new interest and confidence in HE
scheme and the ability Of the manage!
TO perform what he promises, that there
can De- no doubt that on that day speci-
lied the last concert vii! be full enc.
PosTPoNEMENr LAST GIFT CoNCERT-A CARD
TO THE PUBLIC.
The announcement OF the postpone
mcnt of the fifth and las, concert OF tie
Pubic Library OF Kentucky 10 the sob
%! November, am satisfied, will sur
prise few and disaPpo'nt none of Tbs
friends and patrons ct the enterprise.
indeed, any othey course would create
dissatisfaction. With precedent of 1t
pos,poncnent of each of the four con
cer;s which have already been given, the
pablo have very naturally and reasona-
bly, expected that in this, by far the
largest scheme OF the series and III.
largest ever offered to the world, tbs
same course world be followed, ana
there are thousands ali over the country
who are only waiting for the setting .ot'
certain area day for the drawing be-
foro sending in their orders. The safe,
OF tickets to this date have been highly
satisfactory, and large drawing nigh,
be had on the 3lst OF July, but, ieelln.
assured that short rostponemeat would
enable us To close out the remainder OF
the tickets and make the drawing /. iuil
one, we have adopted the course which
has cvide lily been anticipated, and
which must evcn;uate most satisfactorily
tor all.
Now that tho day Of the drawing is !
absolutely determined, there remains ITO
further occasion Tor delay, and | would (;
urge the friends Of the enterprise, who
intend 10 purchase tickets, TO send in
their orders, is il will tax my Office 10
its utmost capacity TO accomplish al. that
is 10 be done in the short time which |
remains for the sale Of tickets.
1iiOS. j.. BRhMLEGTE,
Agent and Manager.
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faE pR,a,s!gs AND TIE CoyyssrIo,

AT the primary election last Saturday
m this precinct. the following delegates
were elected: T. J. Going, Robert An
derson, S. c. Long, L. F. Parsons, B. J
+. HaaDa, Z. L, Norton, VIM. Huebncr.
August Freeman, J. B. GROCER, c. Ham
lin, C. r. Underwood. Thu county con-
ren,isa for elccliag delegate TO the con.
gresslonal convention ct Leaveaworih
and the state convention at Topeka, WE
held yesterday. &. IL. Underwood and
J. .. GROCER were elected delegates to
Leavenworth. They were instructed to
support Col. Phillips Tor Congress by a
rote of II for TO IL against. I. J. &C.
ing and J. B. GROCER wer. elected dolo-
ga,es to the Topeka Convention. They
wiil supper: {. Z. Faulkner, Of this
comfy, for State Treasurer.
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ERE 4. EL.SWaHru.

destructive fire occurred ut Els.
wor.h On Sunday last, some $4,000
worth ofproperty being destroyed. The
fire broke out in bowling alley. Some
t.irty ba;';lns we're destroyed, inclaI-
ing the Episcopal church, the post office,
q hotel, Stores with their stocks, and
dwelling hoases. Among the sufferers
are Dir. Oscar Sei,z, Of this city, who
with bis brother owned drug store in
Ellsworth. Their building Ga new one
and lately rsfitted up vita their entire
stock OF Drugs, upon which their WAS no
IsuraIce, were entirely destroyed. Mr..
|Sciis estimates his loss at about Sc, 500.
'Ho has the sympathy Of ell bis fellow
eitizens in his great loss. s[r. J. W.
Powers, q former resident o. this place
sad banker at Ellsworth, lost h:s dwell
hing house with ali the contents except n
meIodeon. The fire is quite blow to
but undoubtedly the town
will soon recover from it.
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Pe,l,s Of rav,se Friendship.

After all, has anything been said Of
Henry Ward Beccher more injurious than
that fact that his nearest and most inti-
mate friends were such persons IA The
adore and Elizabeth Tilton OF the
woman in this case We do not care to
speak much, but rather desire to PITY
and forget her but take her Own let
tiers and hcr recent statement, and cont
slider what dreary compound OF :.aud-
I'm jargOn ard gushing, scntimentaiIty,
of that emotional shanl which with some
passes for religion, an contradictions
aid untruths and transd ndent nonsence
they are; and the wo1 her is how such
a person could ever be an intimate friend,
inspircr and counselor TO great man
and teacher of religion. But when
We look at Mr.. Tilion this as.Onishms'rt
Is more than doubIcG-a strutting sent
men.alist, inflated with vanity. trihing
in Intellect, v0!ub!e in words, religious,
perhaps, IS his nerves were excited,
having no fixed convictions OF truth,
divine or human, and swinging loosely
backward and forward on superficial
inantiiies of opinion, now saying his
orthodox prayers at Plymouth church.
and now learning tie philosophy "t
free love from Victoria Woodruff, with
courage 10 DEFY public sentiment AS his
only quality, and through it all tho spec
ial friend, and more than brother, of
Henry Ward Bcecher, until some caias-
trophe occurs, either that which he al
leges or some ether not yet explained.
by winch this friendship was transform
ed into an enrniiy as strange as the
friendshir.-N. y. Sun.
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The friends Of Governor john \ Dix
Of New York, are said to be advscatin.
that Old veteran for next Present. In
discussing the matter, the Chicago Jour
no! inquiries how the following ticket
y.oula do Ohm A. Dix, OF New York,
for President, and Newton Booth, of
California, for Vice Prcsiien; 1t al
so inquiries, care there two better, tru
or, tra>iier or more popular men in tn
United States At the present mo-
ment?"
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Republican Distri,: Contention.

III reual,cans al tie First Ccngres sionai District
Of the State OF will meet IN deigaie CONVEX
tier at -. ceRr1 hcsse, tie city Oh LeaTenWorn
an t;c ssk ssy Of august, a. % 1854, ut The hour c
f-e o. sieck, L. NJ for the purpose OF nominating
an. memuer Of Congress FOR SAID district.
This couvrnfi IN saa Dc comp ,,ei of two dciega:
from zach representative district in this
district.
II i recommended ti,st the delegates to this cenven
Sion bc elected - Ism day August. al fdc pr'
mary meeting callv Tor tns PURPOSE al ciectne die
gates TO tine Srste tonventiJ1. AID TIL al the ss!n
time an alternate shall be eieied tor each regular d.
leg.fe.
ky oricr of the committee. at their regular mretin
Il 2alhaftan on the 18th met
5. ID. LtCOMPrE, Chairman.
CYRCs LELAND. ia, SECRETARY.
Republican papers Vi The distract please COPY
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Politics are little mixed in Mis-. ouri
QGi:e number of the leading Kepur
lcan papers favor an Independent Stat.
ticket that will over throw the pre-
ent managers of state affairs, while 9th
ers put no faith in such remedies.
is probable that there will be nike
ticket put into the field in opposition ,'
the straight Democrats.
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mon, the cawrs dInna run on the tram
way on the Sawbaih." These benighi-
ed Scots thought | meant cabs, or some.
thing Of the kind.--Leiier IN st. LOUIS
Democrat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-08-13

At the late Reform State Convention.
Hon. Jonathan Weaver of this COUNT.
received 30 votes for State Auditor. W.
are sorry that our friend Weaver la
cast bis lot with the Opposition.
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4 now biography Of Edgar Allan Poe,
which is being prepared by John II. In
gram. will eontsin letters hitherto un-
printed, completely rebulting ali the cal
umnies Of his former b;ograpter, Rufus
Grisvcrld.