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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-09-30

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CITY DIRECTORY.

nayor--R. X. BISHOP.
,Aa,nc,l,.en-c ) RA1cIiFg, CCosGE KaUEGER
wv Erac, A ". WIcKuAN, L. j. coIN9.
POLICE .Iudgc--N. !. CARROLL.
I.lerk--FK.o. II. H:LpHAS.
9rcssurer--J NJ. BLopsE-I.
ai1y ,aS-L. NJ. TURTLE.
city Attnrr.Y-JoIS OSTI-..
L.slsJ 81 Pine SspartEEent-lhA L. CARVER.
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There is nan named Jones al Topeka who
h beers getting up buffalo and wolf chaseS at
liz, fairs about. In referring TO him aud his
entertainments the Topeka 7Innes brings in
our IL. L.. in this wise:
Jones l. IN town. We once knew .Iones
further west. who represented Saline county
AID the county beyond Ia our carii"r I-r~i>Ia-
turr> OSIng ~ the scope at his ,iniiiiIiol-
he was =ivlpd Buff 40 .ionrs-his constituency
consisted largely of buffalo aud c. votes. IL i
NOT hp vito il now oar ~Ihi"ct; -lill We VIII
dub him Buffalo .Ionr,-DuflIlU for i handle
and L. j. for initials.
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slIa,A MERELY MARKET REPORT.

CsrrNts. by II T Watson, de4l-r in Groc' ne
f,rp.,.i,, AMI Queenswsrc, % SAINT Re aYenne
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Quarterly Report Of Receipts,
Disbursements 0HdIaae6fed-
ness. of the City OF Sottna,
Kansas, for Quarter ending
Sepfem6eg Is, 1875.

nSct.F-S:
II arn: received OF Haeoas- ! Ess-
Tor dramsh - iIcsasr. f6S1
To aTni. received oil rau1ty treasurer, l. - g
pissUrSysx>Ts
~ warrants Tefie m 4 Dy treasurer, Ssss~ %
b. cuuaiy clerk Snd tIsisaT re iees, 80 ie
Is sa.. paid Tor tut. on Cay eoss5, 30 %
81 6s.s IL 81 o.
wxRR1yT sIsIxzESE.
Warrants nu.staad AZ J.s.., ,, 1875. s.ses -
issued riBse, "a -
$50 -
Warrants redeemed bJ tTe.s sboFs, s.S1e
warrsats outstanding sept; Is. LES, $3.50 &.
/ r. engine bJ.ll., 800 %
I ia ind, btedness. O. s0sd.~-
> ATE DF EAN~As,l
1oCSTY OF SALINE, -
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1 ia lldt pltSlc-s.
; ATE ~ KANSAS,
,oCsTY oF SALINE, -
80 1870

rru IA >, .l!fna., CITY clerk OF the cry az SRlI-
na do her,Dy certify iait the ftreg Tag II y tfdc
o tbs isn.IcS VI tiie CITY 81 oAiioa, - APP
,Ees, from TIE rrcifti- nay Ohe..
say wlcTsot nave her-ssa;o SET my 6ahii
stiAcd tbs c-Jrate seal Oh Ssiu cry, inis lsth
day VI sept les. tkED hiLpAAN,
NIX
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Bring out your families to the District Fair
next week.
Mr. j. " shryoek. formerly in the photo
rrapl, business here now resident of Colo
RADIO. was in town last Frid -.
Mr.. ID. b. Powers leads of in stylish car
riages. having recently purchased one which is
the king ee'' of this locality. TX
l.. Z. sampson. junior I'd tor Of this paper,
returned from the East last evening. seem.
to have Jared wei IN that frosty land vi Wis
con<iu.
Superintendent DorraEce. Of the K.P.. teie-
r,apl,.d the other day In the Mayor, rQu-st-
ing that the city council is4s, ordinance
granting the right of wayfnr telegraph line
no.n the depot totown.' 90 we are to have al
..gp-towl.'' telegraph Office. There is also
prospect Of having the express ohce moved
up town again.
We advertised last wcck that President Grant
would lass through Salina the first of this
week Well be didn'i do any sUch thing. lie
H. rambling around few miles East of Us. but
is geing 10 Denver ssson. IL Is very unthought'
fui OF our President that lie should fail 10 noti-
iy The CITIZENS of the metropolis Of Central
..,Sa> oi the tine he Intends Id pas thr ugh
Xow. Ulysses. let know when you are
coming. that We may get cut Bob Bishop
and he band 10 receive yo2.
We ind advertised in the post office ''GranG
excursion on rueSday. Ocs"bcr 5iii. 1879. ov'
the GreAt Kansas Pacific Railway through
Kansas and Colorado, 10 - lima Kansas. and
denver. Colorado The excursion i 10 leave
CirclrviIic. Ohio. on Tuesday DC 5ih. On
th,. bill is ais found Il ood advertisement for
Saiina L. ID. Bowers figures a. iBana2er.
We certainly hope large excursion parry viii
br made up. and we have 40 doubt but HAT
the sigh: scers will coacl,;de 10 locate in this
vicinity.
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KANSAS CENTRAL LAND AGENCY -
John w. BerkS,
GENERAL LAND AGENT,
SaI:na Kansas,
OFFERS FscTs
KANSAS CENTRAL LAND AGENCY.

All the Lands Of the Kansas Pacific Railway Company
All the Lands Of the National Land Company;
All the State Normal School Lands;
All the King Bridge Company Lands:
All the Amos Lawrence Lands;
All the Scotch Colony Lands,
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There will aI-o bc u variety oi other enter
tai m.ni>. including clog ,iaIcc aud -i'tyIug
by quariefte o! male yoie,.>. The b,.s, string
band III Kansas will furnish music each eve
ming
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G,.ntie reader. did yOu ever 20 ''grapin%
We take IL Tor granted You have. and that yoa
fuIiy knew how in your earnest search Tor tt'e
fruit which makes such excellent Jelly. you be-
CAME sniamyird in the weeds. ridrrbcrry and
sumac Bushes. and low you must iiava had h =
force uf "a lion 10 get ont Of sIici, jungle. We
tried il the other day. The gentle grapevine
encrclr,! our wasp-like waist, and W. ieii ~ II
we should even feel equivalent" 70 beng
hung by tli,snrct till dead. We struggled In
one direction and fopprd over and stood "n
our head. We made !. iungp ia another disrc-
to.i. tore our pHI;s and got mad We trird 10
think We were in ham I.IcS, failing OF gent
IS to sleep But thar woa!l not work, iO7
aiung rame 4 b.vy of fair mosquitoes TO strc-
made us. y e made anol hcr attempt ~ tXtri-
eatioa and cut one finger badly with razor-Ike
grass. Finally. when NIL hops 0E salvation
>-,iurd lost. aud il srruvd - Il we "cTc 10 b.
served tx, i.aOeoen and ali other distinguished
Foreigners who have been rolled up IN knp,
by festive srrprnts, we bcthousht OF Cur jack
knife severed the bonds that bound us aud
"Serregated" Ourselves from thai locality as
tat az lightning. Ii We can think oi words
enough. We propose 10 frame a littir sonnet in
honor of that csiilnable jaekniie. Wen you 60
graping take along a iackniie AZ all hazsrds.
Th. theatrical entertainments which are To
take place three nights during The Fair viii
probably be The best we lave had yet. Saina
ha> considerable. theatrical talent aud We don [
believe there j. Il town in tlIc state WHICH 'iIs
a .s..f..
10 b.. gwen u ~ week viii be richly reward d
tor ilr money expended. Tie ,hrre plays
arr; II guar FIX, Irish Assurance" and
.'Gnnl tor Nothing The following is The
al sHIi.ni oi pfrts.
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[ 1000, 600 Acres Owned by Private Parties
& gs:4s sq s a s.' ne, :.' country 'a vi" '''
Wstred by three Rivers and 80 named Greeks and mbered
to meet all requirements.
Of @ us ::: '. & : s 'a 3 e f'a: . % ''st
80 Sections Of Land Of $40 acres each s $3.50 Section
. sea rancho. .,. Sen 50, % % nd .
We Offer for sale about one half Of the Town
az ssroukyiise ian this County. Whole
blocks of Lots, and Lots Amy.
where.
Nc :" 81. ENTIRE HOOKS 0FL0TS. iND Tors
HHEREYER DESIRED
ne offer t,r safe 800 lots ia city of rorc
property Of crerB description.
YOU gs'tHr 10 58VsE NE GAIL
o $50 9a Sg sl VA Owls n et Ar nm 's
@ '~,e c .s 3: "a. , y. t''9 "a ' -'' 3 '.' "
ctTYLoTs SOLD ON MONTHLY PAYMENTS
SEND FOR \ cory OF TIE
KANSAS CENTRAL LAND JOURNAL
aars, Sc column payer aasssrina aa
of snss Is sS the @ read " about Central
Office of the Etna Fire insurance Company.
CASH ASSETS agG5c159ss
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

IhsrhY sanconcc tnat am candidate for sheriff
OK Salins & unity. subject The dccisioa the Re
WK rIrZSsaALo
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|. OOO. 600 Acres Owned by Private Parties.

We ores T. sections body, 10 in bot m body O IN
i wei "HsE<A A' -~'- % 49,
.stsckga eXtenstss farms
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Io.ses Through Burglars md Thieves.

Burglars entered the residence Of George steele 1t No
&c by Of false keys during saturday night
cw,ry ard silverware valued a. 500 The resi-
lcrce of Richard sands sos Third ave.. also
tered BIZ means Of false keys gold watch and ewery
valued Sis stolen. The apartment ~ Mary j. In
wright Laight entered by means Of false
keys ewelry estimated 10 be worth tsj stolen Tbs
OF Robert Haues apartments az No GJ8 East seven
tecnthst was forced jimmy and ewery worth sl5i
stolen Police Report
Every householder that sneak thieves always on
watch ply trade and with the approach Of the
Fi and Winter they specially active Now these
robberie cond not have there been
GaEGyILAF Lock LATCH with small Hat German silver
upon the door Tiny cannot be picked opened r'th
le ksys. SARGENT GRFTSiEAf NIcnT LATCH AT any
hardware store, and then yOu
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WHERE 70 KEEP ViLU4BLES.
A CONVENIENCE FOR MURRAY HILL.

A CONVENIENCE FOR MURRAY HILL.
The Central safe Deposit Company formally
opened business yesterday IN The vaults Of tie Masonic
Temple. on Twenty -third-s:. This Company illustrates
the advantages which attend the erection Of hon
e-y constructed and thoroughly ireproof buildings No
establishment mp town compare with The advantages
offers on this account ana is central location makes II
great public The vaults have been ntted
up with great elegance, special provision made FOR the
convenience ladies who may wish To deposit jewelry,
silver bonds. and every Arrangement Is Iadc 10 &C.
ciIgc general satisfaction and absolute safety Inc
Company mas no connection with tins Masonic OrgalZa-
ton IN being tenants Of the Temple II embraces
large number OF The best business IN the city ana l.
under the presidency OF EllWOOd r. ihOrnc. gentleman
whose scrupuOus integrity and business habits are the
best guarantee OF IL success.
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LATEST SHIP NEWx
lFor other ship yeirs zee Third Pcge'i

ARRIVED. ..
Steamship Othelo BT, Rogers, Hun sept Z! anu 0~"'~
smnton Itth with no &C. and p9ss. G. l.. Wright CO.
steamship FgaDCOns Bragg Porahu WIN Ni'o' '"' p"'~
Steamship Geo w Elder Read Richmond. City Point ana
Norfolk with pass 20 Old Dominion .icfin-I
steamship Albemae Gibbs, Lc~es' win mise 7" VI" Nv
Sicanshp Geo Clyde Pennington. Galveston sept 81,
and Kew West GATH With mss and pass to G. H. Ma1cry
N IN John IT, Kimba1 (of BaD Humphrey Liverpool Aug
90 In alasf II anchored sandy Hoo. for orders
Bark safer Ttal premuGa Bristol 80 days, IN ballast -
Bark Kate (of -heburne y. g. Murphy. sydney G. b. 10
Bsfk France Orb Lequeux. Limerick 80 days. 10
ballast ., - ..u..,
Bark Ger), Tobias Liverpool Aug 49, tn ballast
Is anchored a sandy Hook for orders . 49, -, -
BARK Yara Yarra SOrj. sorensen Crcnstadt 80 days in
Srig somerset oi Windsor " ST. Haley. Cow Bay "a dAyA
witt coal ,
Brig t. staples of stockton Merriman, Boston in ballast
scir American Eagle Brown. Blue Hin, With granite
schr Addie sawyer, COOK CsisiS' with iath.
Sem OriLnIbA, Brackctit Calais, Win lumber
scIr Fqnai shaw Rockiand with lime
scir Maggie Masters Masters Of and from Windsor " :,
schr Geo d. Fullerton (Br Allen. Bsdeck c.B, with coal
scir Rosina of Machas), Kelly Windsor. y. >, with
schr Albert Mason. Rose Georgetown, D. c.
ANCHORED AT HART ISLAND.
Schr Kytie Mitchell. from Gardiner with lumber
5ehr Tampa, from Nachias, with lumber
SAILED.
steamships saer Or Bremen; S,ato OF Indiana for Giis
WIN D-sunseL Isht : ". clear
FOREIGN PORTS
View Y9rt' sailed .sl,r 0ssao ,or S,v,Ycrk
WNDsoR. y =. sept 25-SaIild schr NJ b. Nckerson fof
NewY0rk.
DISASTERS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 29The American ship Ironsfos -pss
fnm Georgetown. r. f. l. which sates that during heavy
en sshor and several other yesses from this
port lost cables and anchors.
sept % 80 o. long s. slip Helene CGcr. from Rot
teriam Tor New York.
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DIED.

BCPPE-At newark, " J.. sept q, 1915 john A. BopD,
Relatives a. friends are invited to attend the
rescence 40 }32 Orange IT.. Newark on THURSDAY
Cemetery.
BowNE-tt Glen Cove, T. !. on third day, 18Th mat
Fnnnfal iron, house on ftth IA s0h inst at ~ m car
ria - will meet morning train IRON Hunters Point.
DANIDSOS-M sylvan Lake, Duchess County, y y, on
Monday sept 27 Mos. Kent youngest Of the late Morris
". Davidson IN ne 24th year Of Ing age. ,, -, ,
Grand central DcpO, i; l2:lO p. N.
FREEaAN-on Monday morning sept 81 Lomuel NJ
RealiScs and friends the family, also members Of
RESPECTFULLY invited 70 attend h. funeral from his ate
residence. 70 LIB Fultonaye Brooklyn Oh Thur@dsy
KTMBALL-0n Monday Sept 81 Anne A.. daughter Of the
The relatives snd Of the family respectfully nv,ei
to attend The funeral ron ner ate oiaenee - E1' 9A
LOUNsBERY-In Brooklyn. Wednesday. sept 90 James
Il Iounsoery IN the 18Th year 81 hs age ,.,.,
late residence 1913 Leferspia on Friday, a.
Bridgeport papers copy.
sept ?' Mabel ysap ss Snd o.
rfrS@ s n l To attend he ine. ,fvte from hs
residence Of her pareat 10 Third esSefn Forth
INST. Al / o cloc, p. N.
RIPLEY-At hs residence at Centre Rutland. W. Monday
sept. -, IN the 'th year Oh Ms age Nian l.
hipley
ROBBiNs-rn Brooklyn on wednesday morning. Elizabeth
W wife Of YIN. VI. Robbins aged 80 years.
Relatives and friends Of te family arr respectfuly nyed 70
Friday oct l. at4 p.
SILTICK-Ia BROOKLYN. sent % 1878 Ara H. eldest child of
John H. d. slick. the An 81 ler On
sept. - Thomas Ashton. youngest lnh only child. -
The funeral viii place Tie residence Of the parents iO'
Lafayette ave. FRIDAY ait'rnoon at O'CLOCK ihr re-
mains VIII De carried White Plains on tla following
nOrnnr friends OF the family invited % attend. ant
the friends OF the grandmother. Arabella Deyo
Diphthera'
THRALL-At the residence Of william Cornell, sept %.
Thomas fAraL
30th nsi., 81 / = O'Clock.
WALSH-At NewDurgb y Y, Monday morning. sept y,
Elizabeth. widow the late JOnn IL Walsh. IN the vOa
year OF her
Funeral services residence THURSDAY. Both Inst.
at o'clock n. The relatives ana friends or The faniY
respectfully invited 10 attend without further notice.
WUITING-At D. M, sept. %. 1875, Adeiine wife ot
Francis j.. y. Waiting and daughter vi VIM hurry "
this city.
Notice OI funeral hereafter.
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CHARGES AGAINST SECRErIBT BRISToW.

THE ATTACK OF a REMOVED otIlCIM-Ht AsNERI'
FRAUDS N THE NEw-YoRK Cr>r"M-IioVsE TO
HAVE BEEN COVERED Up.
Chicago, Sept. 29.-Charlcs Fl. Ham. Customs
Appraiser at this port. who without motto" has been
removed from Office, this morning Publishes an
open letter 10 Secretary of the Treasury
Bristow in which. while asserting that r'-
peaied Investigations only confirmed the hon
csty and correctness OF his management, he
makes serious charges against the Secretary Tor
covering up frauds i'll the Aew-lork Custom
house. He says that the report of Mr.. blodsct
detailing the monstIous frauds which honey
combed The customs service Of New-York was
suppressed, and the author of it was not per-
mittrd 10 return To Newlori u continue the reform
he had began. but was remandcd 10 the routine OF
General Appraiser of the port of Philadelphia. Tie
friends Of Secretary Brstow here assert that Ham
was removed because of the criticisms of The Ch-
cqqo Intr-OccaR on Secretary Brstow, TO which MI
Ham was m editorial contributor
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ST1TE T4XES.

A CORRECTION by A sTxrE ASSES soR-NEW-YoKK
CITY'5 SHARE Lrss THAN ANNOUNCED.
ArBUEx. y. Y, Sept. 29.-One of the state Asses
.ors SAYS that the settlement Snt 10 the Associated
Press Oh Tuesday, in regard to the relative
amount of the State tax, to he paid
the present year by the City OF Ncw-York
and the balance of the State, was erroneous
in assigning 81 100, 1913 than one-half of the
whole tax to New-York City, whereas Ncw-YoIk viii
be assigned only *259,G9s more than one-half as
follows: Whole amount of the State tax. $l4,20G-
$50; of which Ncw-York will be assigned, S7'2'i3-
1,9; the la ance of the state will pay, TG,27349l.
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GOVERNMENT WE4THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT.


OFFICE Ut rII2 CHI2F SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsU!yGrOS -. C.. Wednesday, sept. 2J-7:3O p. IN
Synopsis for the past tlgsnty-f0ur hOurs
An area of ell-dclined low barometer is
central in Michigan and threatening weather ana rain
have prevailed in the lake region. New England and the
northern portion of the Middle States clear or fair
weather continues in the remaining districts with higher
trmurrlture the southern and Middle State, ana ~
the Ohio Ndlicy and with lower temperature IN New
England and the Northwest the barometer - highest
SYie lower Mississippi Valley light or gentle winds
prevail except in The lake region, where fresh and BRISK
variable winds reported
The rivers lave fallen slightly at Keokuk, Cairo, Mem
pEis Nashville. and Cincinnati.
ErObubiiitiss.
For Ee Yer Engfnd ana NIddie States. increasing
cioudiness and asas " ram north ana 9r'ensf or ~
gd itiM ease7iy ~ SOufherig wds yGIiag 0drOmete'
Gnd stationary rising temperature.
For the south Atlantic and Gulf states clear or partly
cl0udy and conn MED weather with sOutherly 10
westerly winds and slight changes IN the barometer
For Tennessee and the ONO Valley, the upper MiSsis
-ipu and lower Missouri Valleys. partly cloudy weather.
nOrthrrly westerly winds. followed by rising bGrome
.e slight fall In temperature ana possibly light rain
IN the Mississippi valley.
For the upper lake region areas Of rain followed by
partly cloudy weather b.sk n0rthcrly to westerly winds
aud rising barometer these conditions extending over
tlr lake re- gi0H durin, Thu aday.
Cauonay signals ordered for Grand Haven Port
Huron Detroit. Toledo, Cleveland Erie. Buffalo Rocies
and fDswe.D
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BAY STATE CAMPAIGN.
Continued from First Page.

wealth who oiled long and YEARLY to make the Republ
party "A possibility 10 the tried men VINO helped
form IL the faithful who stood by sumner and
Andrew help reunite rcorganzc and rcinvigoratc IT,
Let appeal IN the young inspired by nigh hopes
and noble ambitions 10 their country 20 take fhelr
places in this great historic party that 10 them
free and united nation To live in ana labor for and To III
something OF their generous spirit, daring
courage and youthful enthusiasm Let IA appefS 10 Re-
pubicans everywhere to AID in placing the party whose
maine they bear, whose principles they cherish. whose
achievements they proudly remember in position 10
win the enthusiastic and persistent support o the friends
OF liberty and union. paciiicatiOn and reconciliation
pghtcd faith and National honor.
The speech was not the whole received with much
warmth Though when Mr. Wilson spoke his convictions
in favor of hard money there hearty applause Tie
closing words Of advice also received with some to-
kcns of APPRECIATION and as Mr. Wilson sat down there
was a hurst OF applause which lasted several minutes.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE TURKISH CONFLICT.

EARS OF A TURKISH INVASION IN sERNA-FiE
TURKS BECOMING AGGRESSIVE -THE sERvIAN
ARMY EE-ENFoRCTD on TIKI FRoNTIER-FoR-
BfARANCK TOWARD TURKEY ADVOCATED IN
RUSSIA.
VIENNA Wednesday. Sept. %, 1878.
Belgrade papers publish alarming reports that the
Turks are preparing To attack the Servian frontier
towns.
BELGRADE. Wednesday, Sept. 30 1873.
Il is reported that the Sublime Porte has notified
the Sorvian Government that il is about to occupy
the Island of Little Redoubt in the River Drlna
which is claimed by Servia. The Servian Govern
ment opposes the project.
Ii is officially announced that the Servian troops
on the frontier, rear Nisch, have received re-
enforcement of 5000 men. They now number
"a. 900 in that Ne gibOrhood.
Rumors are current of impending ministerial
crisis because OF dssensions in The Cabinet upon the
question of war. Tie complication of matters Is IN
cTessIng.
decree OF Prince Milan transfers the meetings of
the skuptschna from Kraguieya;z 10 Belgrade.
CEIrlNGk Wednesday Sept 90. 1870.
Adyices from insurgent sources state that they
won a victory in the engagements yesterday near
Osrediza, in Turkish Croatia. and along the river
Una far a. Dogopolie
LONDON Wednesday. Sept. 20. 1875.
special dispatch in The Standard this morning
announces tilat ~ members OF il' 1htpto'hii' VI
Servia have resigned their seats.
The Journal Of st. Pc'erabp,p says:
Turkey herself and the Grand NzIer especially fully
admit the necessity for reforms and have decided 20 N
trOdure them Throughout the Empire Tor ali uauonHli-
ties. For this foreign cabinets shOnd abstain
from Ostensblc diplomatic pressure and contne thef
efforts to the psChcation OF tho InstrIceton ana tle
examination " suitable institutions FOR the present
crisis thus be means Of effect ne the nrst I'M
prOvemcnt OF the condition Of the Fast.
LOSDoN, Thursday, sept. 30-530 a. IN.
special dispatch, dated from Ragusa, to The
Daily Ners says the insurgents in Herzegovina re-
fuse to treat directly with the Porte In any case
they insist that a European Commission, delegated
by the Powers, make and guarantee treaty.
Vienna dispatch to the same paper says II is the
general opinion there that Turkey is trying TO pro-
woke a conflict. 1t is stated that the majority OF
the Skuptsynna have offered Prince Milan, by secret
vote, a grant of three million ducais.
Portions of the frontier road to Trebgne have
been blown up that the Turks are prevented from
transporting provisions. The insurgents intend to
cut the road from Klcck in "a similar manner.
The Times dispatch from Vienna reports that con-
scripti0n of horses has been ordered IN Servla.
VIENNA Wednesday. sept 80, 1873
The Belgrade newspapers state that 900
Irregular Turkish troops entered servian territory near
The village or MokTasola Monday evening. aud killed
some militia frontier guards but retired upon the APP
proach OF battalion Of troops. This rocetdng
s said 10 have created very bitter feeling a Cetnje
II is said that the loss of the Turks III the engagements
yesterday $50 and that of the insurgents i-S