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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

1t is not often that the Sslina Journal
"gets Oft wrong" but it evidently han
when it asserts that cx-Sccretary OF
State ". H. Smn!lwood "could have fill
ed the office two more years had b,
wished to do 49," Mr.. Sinailwood occI
pied the position of Secretary of Stat
for four years last past, and if remem
Der Alright, and we think we do, this j.
the limit of continuous service in thai
apaciiy, according TO the terms of the
State ConsiitutIon.-Bet0l Gazette.
The Gazette is wrong. There is H.
constitutional provision which prehib Is
the Secretary Of State from holding his
his Office moro Than two terms ia sue
oession.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

The Mississippi River at New Orleans
was on Friday the scene of dreadful
disaster. Tho steamer John Kyle while
lying st her dock caught fire, and was
turned adritt. The vessel was carried
mp stream by tho eddy ing current, and,
floating toward two other steamers, the
Exporter and Bodnan, the latter were
detached from their moorings IN order
% escape the danger of contact with the
burning Kyle, but fatal fortune carried
them within reach of The flames, and
they, together with the Kyle, were con-
sumed. Many persons had collected AS
spectators on the docks Of the Exporter
and the Bodman, and OF those from
twenty to one hundred peri>hed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

Sec to it that your bark checks are
stamped as the law requires, as the comp.
trolier of the treasury will Immediately
direct the bank examiners tor the sever.
a. districts, in the course of their exam
iaau"ns OF tie different banks, 10 in
spert all checks and Yaluables required
TO be stamped with too cent stamps, aud
report the facts in reference thereto,
watch information, when received, will
be TRANSPORTED TO the commissioners OF
internal revenuH. There has been too
much carelessness on this score, hither.
10.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29
The English papers with their Il

The English papers with their usna
sageness are circulating the information
that, "in America there is IN epidemic
prevailing, in which the patient is sriz.c
with mania for spelling" alt is baffl ~
the skill of tho hes, physicians" The,
say the treatment Of tho celebrated
Dir. Webster man much trusted H.
that country-even appearing to increase
rather than decrease tho malady."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

The citIzcns OF Brownsville, Texas,
have been AT some pains 10 collect evi
dence 10 contradict the assertion of the
Mexican Minister at Washington, that
the border oulrages were committed by
ex Confederate soldiers disguised rs
MeXlcans. A committee appointed 10
investigate the matter ha presented
"a report in which Senior Mariscal =
theory is completely upset. and the
incursions are plainly traced TO organ
lied bands Of Mexican marauders. The
outrages to which the Texas bordercrS
have been subjected are thus summed
up, several recent cases being cited in
proof:
For the last ten years, since the close
OF our civil war, raids Of volunteering
parties from Mexico to this side of the
Rio Grande have been continuous and
persistent, and these plundering parties
have drawn from our stock-ranches hun
drcds of thousands of stock. They have
committed murder, robbery and arson,
and, against repeated complaints made 10
tho Mexican authorities for their rendi-
ton 10 the hands OF justice, a deaf ear
has been turned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

In Tennessee hundreds Of mules
horses and cattle have recently been kill.
ed by buffalo gna.s. Ii Is estimated, tina,
within the past ten days, hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of stock has. been
killed within radius OF one hundred
miles from Memphis. As consequence
of these ravagcs there has been heavy
advance in the prices of mules and
horses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

A weekly paper printed by the print
ing department Of the State Agricultural
college AT Manhattan, called the Indus
trialist, makes its appearance. Ii Is bean
tifullv printed and is under the editorial
management of President Anderson. We
wish the little paper all the success il
deserves.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

Brigham Young was summoned last
Saturday before Chief-Jus,ice Lowe
to show cause why he shoaid not be
held for contempt for failing to pay Ann
Eliza Young $1,000, or a monthly al.
Iowance of $500 alimony. Thus our
-x-congressman has his Judicial harness
on and Is to tell Brigham what's what.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

Reports from Washington relative e
"a successor to Attorney General Vii
llama are contradictory. BY some it l.
stated that the Hon. Edward Pierre
pont will receive the appoi' tmen,, Will,
others claim that General Butler will
have the portfolio.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

Tho president of the French Geo
graphical society has hsnded Minister
washburno a gold medal, presented TO by
the society to tho family of the late Capt
Hall, ia commcmoraiion OF the exploits
OF the Arctic explorer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

John Harper, the seLior member OF
the great publishing house firm OF Har.
pers & Brothers, died last Thursday
aged 7S years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

Paul Boyton is To make Is second at
tempt TO swim the English channel in his
lie preserving dress. The day appoint
cd for the trial in the 9th of next month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

4 dispatch from ST. Petersburg re
ports that the Marqa's dc Canx. has
band of Adeins Patti, has been killed in
\ duel.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

Father De Smedt stated at dinner
table in ST. Louis. twenty years ago,
that ne knew ola mine Of platinum of
great extent and Fslee in The Black
Hills.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

First-cisss freight IS bsiny shipped
from Cincinnati to New York i, fifteen
coa,s psF hundred.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

Arthur b. Barrett, recently elected
Mayor Of st. Louis, died last Friday and
was buried on Tuesday last.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

". H. Johnson has ret red from the
Beiait Gazette. J.J now raas that pa
per alone.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

The berstta was con erred on Cardinal
McClosky at New York, on Tuesday
with imposing ceremonies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29
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on, lull. yy ssiscs, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29

Nevada Jones, who runs $50 stamp
mills, says that he can make all the
money he wants from quartz that will
yield IS per ton. In north Carolina
quartz that yielded 50 per ton was work
cd successfully. The noted Comstock
vein only assaycd $50 per ton from the
surface quartz. la view OF these cir
curnstauces Saline county can take en-
couragement and go at work with good
will in grinding up the vast amount of
gold and silver bearing stone found in
her vicinity. The nature of the stone
is such that it can be worked-probably
easier than that of the localities above
named. A gcoIoglsi of St. Louis gives
in a late issue OF the st. Louis Democrat
u few observations, practical and phiIo-
sophical, concerning tho nature OF the
"rocks and lands" in the mining districts
Of Missouri. We give an extract:
In the south part of Madison county,
in Bolinger, Wano and Iron counties, are
large districts Of Disseminate VEINS in
an arenactious grey lime stone. When
;hrs rock is bound in belts between low
mountains ofporphyry these are tho sill
yer bearing lead ores, and parts Of this
field the lead, copper and nickel are as
sociatcd in the same vein. These are
what are known in geology as "true
veins" and will run as deep Us mining
soicnce will ever be able to shaft for the
ores. Associated with these lead cropp-
ings and por phyries are quartz veins that
carry SILVER and gold.
We would have published the whole
of his article had NC received it in time
to provide sufficient room for the same
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-04-29
From Colorado.

Carl SchuIz sails for Europe to-day.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Deeds filed for record for the 4S hours
ending October 29, 1878, as reported for the
HERALD by Judson. Gillette & Smith, Ex-
aminers OF Title, No. 50, Spring street. Los
Angeles:
Eaton and NJ. T.. Johnston, dividing lot on
Buena Vista and New High Il eef.
w. III. Workman to c. W. Bush.-4 acres
East OF river in lot /, block 30, Hancock = ui-
vey; Sl,Mr.
II. NJ. Johnston ct al. 10 Cornelius Keefe -
Lot 10, block Il, East .os Angeles; 500
Same 10 Mary NJ incer Lot II, block 4,
East los Angeles; SIS.
Sam to ~urah a. Rowland Lots IS and 20,
block Ia, East Los Angeles; s203.
Same 10 Meincer Il BushtUi.--Lois |, and
3, blockl, iiast Los Angeles: 500.
j :. Griffin to Meincer q Bushard.-Lot Of
Griflin's Addition TO last Los Angeles; $50
Same to Saine.-Lots and In same addl-
IL, Two acres each; $3.50.
]. a. Fisher 10 NJ. =. Sever9nce.-Twenty
ncI es South of ci Y limits: $1,000.
Eber, 4 Kimble 10 Fred j. incoln. Infer
est of gran:ors In two tracts OF land In Rnowl-
ton Cafion; s2.u0D
NJ Serrott To C. f. sanger.-C Contract for
acres at Florence, for $500.
Estate IF a.. ID Jty.-Urder of sale of property
at santa Ana.
]. ID. cl1nell to y. r. Peel.-Lot 5, block I,
South san q Monica: $3.50.
Il. Il. Howard aud wife TO Jasper COx.-Iot
II, block S Huber Tract, city; ,haO.
a. Robinson e. al. 10 ). Edwards.-l.ot 81
Westminster; $40
Maria shaw to S. Edwards Part Of lot l2
Westm nSter; $50.
John r. smith to A. Jackson.-Sec. 10, T. !
MR.. ID W., near Elizabeth Lake; S6i0.
A. Kell TO David Morgan.-Lot 20, West
minister; $50.
s, block 4, Sanchez Tract, including strip OF
five and half feet of OF rear OF lot ls, city;
$1,000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
Santa Monica items.
From the outlook Oct. 2Oth.l

lFrom the OUTLOOK Oct ZUth.I
The new car shop is now in process
Of erection. The building is to be 26
by 1870 feet.
The barkentine Ella Is now lying at
the wharf discharging $50 tons of coal
for the Railroad Company. 8
The schooner John Hancock arrived
yesterday wiiha cargo of lumber for
Barron, Mcfarland & Co., of this
place.
We now have not less than l25
houses in Santa Monica, and we know
of several parties that intend building
as so6ii as the necessary arrangements
can be made. ~
We noticed two eight-mule teams
driving out from Santa Monica last
Monday afternoon for San Bernardino
They were loaded with merchandise
for our back-country city.
Mr.. w. A. Hammond, of San Mateo
county, has just purchased number
of lots i'm Santa Monica. and made ar
rangements to build twelve cottage
residences, which he proposes to sell
or rent.
A coal yard is being established in
Santa Monica, by San Francisco
firm. They have already received 6OO
or 700 tons of coal, and intend to Keep
good supply, if they meet with the
necessary patronage.
2 Mr. Atkinson, the Master Mechanic,
tells us he has twenty-one cars in run
ming order, There are portions of the
material. for, a number more, and
when the next Panama steamer ar
rives, the rolling-stock will all be put
together at once,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
ACROSS THE YEARS.
HESTER A. BENEDICT.

Sweetheart, do You remember how,
HalfhIdden in the bloomy heather,
We watci ed workman al his p ow,
ON idle Summ.r day together?
One idle, balmy, dream ul day,
\ ot over-full of song or splendor,
But ra,e Wi h sweets ofnew -mown hay,
And rare with music soft anu tender.
We were hut children you and /
WI Ii childhood's trust and childhood's
hoping,
intlng with crimson all the sky
U'er all our iuture's upward sloplng,
Ifcold and care were anywhere,
d an wher the dark of sorrow,
We hnew no, thought not, dreiming there
OF but the day and but the morrow.
We listened to the song of birds,
ourselves ~ sof ly, llsh.ly sin ging;
Yettrouhing not with sound of words
he silence where perfumes were swing
Enough for us that we could feel
eur pulses to the aSS pulse beating,
And know that the diTnesG veal
His spirit and our own were meeting.
know not why o. sweethear', minei
b u that dear day my heart Is uniting
What time watch The les ming line
Ofship' that sail o'er seas nchlntlng.
lean across he seas, across
Unlevel leng ms o. sun and shadow,
Hiding my kisses In The moss
That euges all the old-home meadow.
wrap the red rose in my hair;
| rock the rel rose o. M bosom,
But cannot hnd you anywhere,
On sea- ofspac or bed of blossem.
r,.ilrh the sunshine and the dew,
l hear he ne>tel bluebir C Hing,
And yet know not II, wi h y, Il,
The sunshine or the rain Is falling.
SO be It. All the world is sw' ct,
And haply YOU are somewhere in II; = :
No shadow Of regret shall meet ~
q n n fu
Summer is with me. G.. I'm on calm
Is lying i'll my heart and over, - -
The while sii hene-palm on PALM
With all the laughing land my lover.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WONDERFUL
ARITHMETICAL CALCULATION!
A Sewing Machine Factory Turns cut
One Hundred Machines per day
More than it is Capacifated
TO Makeiii
THE SINGER MFG cos sewing

THE SINGER MFG cos Sewing
Machine agent has no doubt that the
Remington agent justly anticipates harder
names for his 'spet'' machine when IL is un-
dersiood that II is neither THE Singer I'm
proved" nor an Improvement ON the Sing
er." By referring to one of our dailies find
been introduced into Los Angeles at a much
earlier date thsD the agent states. Il his may
be owing To a defect of memory.
The Remington agent has made rather
advertisement IT, This eff, ct-that the kem-
ingi0n S. NJ. Co. in the manufacture Of their
family machines have increased from 49,. co
to S5t w in the past four months, and in the
same paragraph says hat the faclOiy is only
capactated 10 make 25U per day; thus allow
ing every working day duiing sad period
find that he gives the Remington fi,lks"
credit for 100 machines more per day than the
Factory, with all Its "latge factli i+s;' can
produce-a pretty hard strain GU the most
fertile Imagination. m -i
The Reming on Agent asks the "Singer
folksn q very important question:. namely:
Do they base the merits of their machii es
upon the sales OF former years? As / am the
only representative of the Singer Mfg. Co. IN
this county Shall answer the question. 1he
finger Mfg. 60. points with Just pride not
only 10 their sales In the past but also 10 the
fact that those sales have constantly increas-
ed &c up to the present | hold 10 the rule that
tutes correct criterion of lis merits and q
true index OF its popularity.
shall have no difficulty In tracing back
the history OF the Singer Sewing Machine, for
Il Il Never Changed its Original Name,
And In showing from the best authenticated
public reports that IL excels all Others TOR all
purposes, Will only go back to the year 1871.
In that year the Singer Mnfg. Co. sold
1912 6 O
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
The Chinese Festival.

The burning of the Devil at the Chi
nese Joss House on Thursday was u
more serious affair than we first sup
posed and, on inquiring, we find we
were entirely mistaken as to its cause.
The best informed Chinese theologi-
ans on Negro alley say that it was a
spontaneous combustion, owing to
the DEVILS anger hal so many wo-
men were allowed to gaze on his sa-
tanic majesty. The priests fabricated
smaller one, but he did not quite fill
the bill, and the men could not
sleep, owing to the noises the devil
made, to express his dissatisfaction.
At two O'Clock yesterday morning
large oblong was formed on the street
in front Of the Joss House, about 8
feet wide by $50 feet long. AT the
North end stood the three priests with
their books and gongs, backed by the
four boys in blue gowns. In front of
the priests were three immense pieces
of Chinese confectionery three feet
high. The oblong or hollow square
was composed of burning tapers, rich
and tempting dishes of meat, cakes,
wines and tea, all laid out for the
qualification of the angry devil. Hun
dreds of of sheets ofprayers were burii-
ed, and until daylight, the priests la
bored to exercise this ungallant devil.
The Chinese stores at noon yesterday
were SO alarmed that they had raised
several hundred dollars to continue
the festival for three days longer, hop
ing that 10y hard praying and good
feeding the big devil might he appeas-
ell and go off and keep the other devils
| in subjection. But, one thing they are
determined on no women shall see the
devil, when he is again up. We have
| always been unsuspeeting enough to
put our trust in women. but our faith
| has severe shock, when the Chinese
devil takes such Albright at even the
presence of Ewes daughters. 1t is ru-
moreh among the Chinese that just
before the devil cOmhusted he was In
spected by a fashionably dressed lady,
who gloried i'm all the latest develop
ment of tie back skirt. We don't
vouch for this, but it Is evident that
the Chinese devil has had some troa-
bile in his domlnions with the fairer
| sex. H1tf 'tle4- 80 +
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
How They Do 1t.

My success is owing to my liberali-
ty in advertising. Robert Bonner.
Advertising has earned me com.
petence.- Amos Lawrence.
I advertised my products and made
monev.--N. Longworih.
Constant aud persistant advertising
is II sure prelude to wealth. Stephen
Girard.
He who invests one dollar in busi-
ness should invest one dollar in adver-
tising that business.--A L. Stewart.
The man who pays more for shop
rent than for advertising don't under.
stand his business. Horace Greely.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
A boy stopped catching flies all at

A boy stopped catching flies all at
once yesterday aud turned to his
mother and inquired: "Ma, ain't Mrs.
Parsons q nice woman, thought" III
guess so, why?" she answered. tBe.
cause, when l was over there this
morning she put her hand on my
head, like this, and she almost cried
as she said: Poor, dear boyl how
could y"ur father ever think of MAJ
rying that sharp-nosed, vinegar-f fled
old maid for second wiftu' She
took Henry into the shed, and while
she held fast to, his ear she informed
him that 1t would be nothing short of
death if he ever entered Mrs. Parsons
house again. d.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
NEW TO-
Get thee 10 a Cigar stand.

II you want to g't good cigar for little
money. do hot say that sell goods at half
price but bet anv man that give full value
for every bit that is spent in my stand, ior
two Havanas at % cents 20 %
/. GOLDSMITH,
Orient stand. Downey Block,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30

The longest night in Norway lasts
three months and when young man
goes to see his girl, her mother, before
retiring tells her not to ruin her
health sitting up half the night. The
young man manages to tear himself
away about midnight.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
COURT REPORTS.

Probate COurt-o'MELvENY,J j.
FRIDAY, october 20.
Tn the matter OF the estat Of Edwin Wood
ruff deceased. \. II. Foust To deliver
the properly 10 N. =. Richardson, admins
traitor of said estute.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30

"Ef country fairs IL goin' to do ag-
ricultur' emmy good,n says Long
Island farmer "keep out the wimmin.
Them air pull-backs get o mans eyes
20 sot that he can't see nothin' else.n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-30
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.

EOR SAIE.-A Private Residence con-
venlently loc tied, n wIy built, hard fin
ished, containing iurp oon,s and u hall For
terms ETC., apply AZ Alliso Market, st.
Ocl2R I'm
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
Oie Raiier8lOfe In R6lm.

Der fplaenre cue SSln pom s. SUI
nj rotirte BsriGt lber RE nit Der fir
CEN Icm beltimmten Xailerslode anss>
Relten S!ansprpben Miro Siele 9sisr
interelirsn : .6eute @crmittae UNI 10
ubr fam pie Ionprcke Der 8~aiierslcds
fatt. Nuetr benz 6errn &esieruness
ratb 1pmbaumeiier 8oistel, Dem fl,
nioli6en Qualification Weber uno benz
Yfarrer Stein, ws!de ;u Der prifunssz
Gommilion sebSrten, battsn ft6 6err
Sters g%irsermeiitsr a. 8. BADEN unp
mebrsre anrsre gcritunrsmitsliecer Oss
Central : Dpmbausereins, sbenio Der
@lrfeneieesrs Wetfer 5amm eiusefuns
rcn, UNI an Srt uno Steue Iber Die
aual;tat uno 66be pes Zones III ent>
Iteipsn, rslp. ras urtbeii entsesensus
nebmsn. SIN iirliden Gburne mar
pie @lOde etrpa 20 6uB bod pom gps
Den Iber einem maitoen Npoium an
elm 14werss Balfenserif a~ufssSoeen
uno bsfffist porpen. @twa bret Gue
l6mebte fe iber pieler unterlass ies
eo9 10. paB an swei Seiten trdfttse
Salfsn biz auf eine Ndbe con apei BIG
BRET 3pu unter ibrsn Sdluerins eelGos
ben tparen. gtnen re6t impolantsn
Anblid ssndbrte pas Snnere perYlcfe,
Die, aIs man fi@ untsr oisislbe felt,
nod ron eroBartieeren Dimenltonen gu
lein l1eint, als renn mon ibr Meuses
res betrahet. Der ibwsre &lrppeL, an
einem Glal6en;use befeiist murpe Don
pier Mdnnern sesen Die @lCdsnwanc
~anee,ceen uno es erbraufe gum err:
ten Wale, fit unler Sbr wsnisfens
une fir sisle 3ubDrer, eie lid tbeils I'm
DOME, tbeiIs praueen %anseiammelt bait
ten, Ger esrpaltise Son, swar lumment
i'm Nnfane unb aneere Sldnee nit per-
lautbareno, pann aber mebr unp meb,
rein unp runp unp md6tis f6 aus
pebnenb uno SerbaQenb. Na6oem eel
@ratOloe auf btsler Detle einiSe Wuls
feinen wudtieen 8ae bate ertlinser
loGsn, erfldrten bic 6srren Der prl=
funssy Gommifion ben 1on.als D UNI
lpra1en elsid;eittg Die Nnltht aus, cat
Elm iaSnerer unr reinerer Slang bel f.
sepaltisen WetaQ.a uantitdten, ME fl
bier perrpanpt pprren, pobl ni6t III e.
.ielen 1et. Die Zone, we!Ae lest nit.
fldnsen, rpiirben, rpenn pie @Ipde uber
imSturre ssldutet peree, fat gar mid,
msbr au bGren isin. 5israuf sOs man
wdbrenp eie Sailerslode pieperum an:
sel@lasen purpe, mebrere @lcden cea
Domseldutes, uno pie Wit8lirper pe1
yrifunsseommifOn saben Die fernsr
Srfldruns ab, baB Der Icn Der erffs'
rem nit Gem %Dorbanosnen @eldute +
gut b%araonire, pab eth Abrreben rei
Sdlusrinses nt6t n5tbie isi, iiberbaup
gar nt6ts an Der 0lOde gu seidsbel
brau9e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-07-03
Der @ 0nberer.

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ralem une u%ltrampnta.em Ratbcliciss
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