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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04
Kansas In 1879.

This is the twenty first year since the
tctilcrc CIT OF Kansas Territory. IL
first fodr wears are well known As years
Of striic and diiliculues, with considcra-
bio hl.,otshod. ARISING from the conflict
OF sfavery and fcee'um. The uucXam-
pied droulh ct 1860 followed. | found
the people lily prepared for famine, bgt
thai was absolutely a yeSr for famine.
Close upon this drouih followed the war
in which oar young State was a great
sufferer. Notwithstanding all these dit
iIculties, Kansas has progressed in Il
growth uncXampled in the history OF
almost gay State, until She contains more
ihan halt a million OF inhabitants. To
day. sho is apparently on the highway
10 success and prosperity. No country
ever showed better crops
\ Il kinds OF OF Vegetables arc in ~.
pera5undaucc. The wheat crop was
excessively large, taking ;hc aggregate
productions OF the State. The cora
crop is more than good average crop.
And with these crops, business begins TO
revive. Long trains of grain and cattle
20 ont of the State, ID compensate for
thc articles which NC must import.
With this tide OF success ia agriculture
aud rcTiving prosperity, many suhstan.
Flai cmigrants are coming into the State.
They come with their families and goods
IN wagons, and their hocks and herd,
following ihCm, many of tucm arc 90
ing far into the wilderness. II. Louis
merchants announce Kansas wheat OF
superior quality from regions where il
was heretofore supposed wheat could
not be grown. The wheat crop ct our
State is admitted TO be superior to that
at the rich, powerful and wealthy State
of Missouri. And it l. largely IL these
fields that The new people are coming
Taken altogether, 1873 has been 10 cur
State year of uncxamplcd prosperity,
aud had it not been for the failures OF
the past two years, we would have bcea
as independent rs any people of new
country under the general financial en-
barrassmcnts. Laurence Tribune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-11-04

front about bis jewels and his daughter,
and the audience wrought up to intense
excitement, when suddenly fubai made
has appearance. Never IN lheaicr be-
fore was here such a season of laughter,
for never had anyone there seen such u
figure a. 1ubal cut, with his short face
and long comical panta'oon nose. Da-
ven;lort turned Ia discover the cause -oi
thi, burst If hilarity, and tell back like
man shot. fhe remainder OF the
scene was un:niclligible, and after ii
WAS over the trageciau called L. aside,
and >ald, in his peculiarly dramatic man
ner: My God, young man, what pos
scssod you 10 pat On that nose, This IL
not Il panlomime. Ion haze ruined the
playmate a guy OF rs all. Then be
went with his lnng stageswing tn bis
drcs sing room. l.. was nearly distracted.
The wag who had done all the mischief
n0w came up with a iaro al deep grief
aud whispered "Don't lee hurt Gcprcr.
did not thlnl; Davenport wouid Take
il - serious!y. Pail The contonnlea!
thing Off" The trial followed next, and
in THIS att the characters are discovered
- The CERTAIN rises. fGbai was hate f.
is no. customary for him to appear ii
Il { scene bn, tie was directed tu Ia So
tonight 10 ill up The picture. Shyiock
was jus in The middle of the speech. i
have possessed your Grace" when the
wretchcd Fubal put ia bis tardy appear
amce for the second time-but now, ala-.
shornc Of his nose altogether. The
reader may imagine tho Mysteries Of
laughter that followed. Dayenport's
face Of anguish WAS study. Actors
and audience found il impossible to assist
at the remainder Of the performance
with gravity, and never did farce wind
up more uproarion>iy than Did that
nights representation ii the 'herchant
Of Venice" Mr. Davenport returned
alone 20 his hotel and went directly To
bed.
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an Aztec Relic.

/ There has been brought to light i
wonderful and interesting relic, whose
origin doubtless anteda,es - period
when this country was inhabited by =
race OF people among whom arts and
scjcBcc mad attained y degree of pcriec-
ton rarely surpassed, even in this a.c
81 progress, II one might iGdge from TIL,
, rare specimen OF art.
: y teamstcr on tie railroad, while
; bathing in Whitewater, some thirty
miles of san BerGaydiHo, California,
observed a dark circular object IN tEe
bed ot the stream, which on being
! 5feugbt 10 the surface, proved to be q
truly marvellous piece OF worhinyn-hip.
something over which Psychologists may
m into ec.ia>jcS, and philosophers pon
der, and which SURPRISES anything yet
discovered relating To the original in
habltants OF u csiern country, tie ruins
OF whose cities, ia Arizona and else.
where. have long been subicc;s OF WOE
der 10 the modern explorer.
The article IN question Is composed
Of "a certain peculiar slate coiored stone,
similar 20 that usually cmpioyed by the
Indians of British Columbia for the
manufacture IL pipes, and is not found
anywh here else in ibis State. In form il
j. circular, bcinr soncwhat shaped like
a large dinner plate; tho bottom, for
about xix inches in diameter, l. perfectly
smooth, and has a circular orificc IL the
center about half AN ,urh ~ diameter.
Toward The rim t presents slightly
convex appearances. The rim, on tue
under surface, IL surrounded wiki a
wreath Of grape vines, SO tauitle.siy en-
rravcd that even The mos, minute nbcrs
Of the leaves arc clearly outlined trle 10
life.
On the upper surf*ec at tic rim is =
peculiar border, composed first OF two
parallel liIcs extending around the en-
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ImncTial Fatc.

Tho following statement, which par
ticu!arizeS TIC deaths Of the forty seven
Roman ca pefor>. from Jaijus Cesar 10
Constantine The Great, shows that only
thirteen at the number cncountcrcd"the
hast cnoav' in tho ordinary course OF
nature. B. {.
II. Julius Cesar was murdered hy
Brutus aud others in the senate house
a. u.
II. Augustus Caesar died natural
death.
81. Tiberius was smoiberei with pil.
lows. a; The inslica;ion o; M&cro, The
friend Of CaliguIa-
IL. CaligCla was stabbed By Cherea
aud other couspirators when retiring
from tie celebration OF thc Palalige
games.
-. ClauI:rs Was poisoned y tho
art dec @; bis wife, AgriFPina.
G.. Nero, in the m.dst Of . seners.
revolt, was condemned 10 dsaih by the
senate; upon hearing % which bc XIII
ca himself with i dagger
co. Scrv5us Gaiba was con~plFef
agaiu>; by O'by, by whose gaFiisaGs be
was bchesIed.
90. Viiclus was E.assacrej u ;he
papaiace, wuo threw his dead body iu;o
The 'T,ber
20. Ecsra,iaa died : natura. death
81. Titu- !; j. suspected ihai hi-
death Was hastcuel by hls brother
DomJiian.
G5. Domiiian MAS murdered Is
StephauEs srd ofher con>yifasors-
gS Nava died natural death.
III. Trajan died a nainr4l death.
l5S Igadrian dIes. oaiaral death.
l6I Arrias AutouiH-. called An
iensg- Piu~, dicG . rs;ars' death
$50 Marcos aarcIiss, rai.ei An
ionia~ The rhilos,pAer, 8scd a naisra.
dss'h
L. C0mmolGs w..s siras -'ed b
AaTcisus ard ether torsp,fzioTs.
rs. Pc-s'~aE wa- nariesEi IL .te
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ELTCT;0yS ALL t2aEyD.

The great political contests in the DIT.
icrent states last Tuesday resulted gen-
cialiv in favor Of The Republicans.
Now York State goes Republican, and
Tammany is badly defeated in the city.
Massachusetts, New Jersey, Pennsylra.
MA and Wisconsin go Republican by
handsome msloritics. Pennsylvania
sheets Elariranft by a very large ma iori-
ty. Tho Democrats carry Mississippi
and tho Conservatives Virginia. The
result IN New York ard Pennsylvania
will undoubtedly have good effect tor
the Republicans in The comm PIesidcn-
tial campaign.
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1913. Dadius JulIanus was beheaded
by the soldiers.
PA. Sopten.inS Sererus died nat
ur;,l dealh.
2l7. Cararalla and Gein, joint EN-
perors. Ge,a Was killed by hi~ brother
Caracalla, who was aiterward killed by
Martial.
2ls. OpiIIiuss Macrinus was killed
by The partisans OF Heliogabalus.
ODD. Hellogabalus was murdered by
the soldiers, who threw his dead body
into the If5cr.
235. AleXar der Severus was be-
headed By the soldiers.
23S- MaXimin was murdered Iy bis
own guards.
23S faplanus and Bslblnus, joiat
empercrs, were both murdered by the
Prm,ofian Guards.
24l 4 rii.: was murdered by or,
dcr % Philip. whom hr associated wiki
him ia the command nj the empire.
249 Phaip was murdered by the
su.tlcr-.
25l Decu> destroyed himself after
baylng been defeated by the Goths.
253. GaIIu, WAS slain ia battle, with
his competitor, Emilianus.
go Vaicrian was taken prisoner by
SAP r, KING Of Persia, Who caused him
to be cruelty murdered.
26S Gaiienus was stain by bis own
soldiers
2T0. Clsndias died natural death.
2lJ. Aureilan was murdered By
Mencsthns and other conspir; tors.
276. Taciius died a natural death.
2S2. Probus was murdered by his
soldiers
Isl. Carus ami bis sons, Carinus
and Numeran, JOINT emperor7. The
father was struck dead by lightning, and
both his sons were murdered.
30j. Dioclctian and MaxiInian, joint
cmpcrors Dioclelian resigned the en-
pirc, and jicd either BY poison or mad
ness. MaXiHian also resigned, bat was
aiterward condemned to death By Con
s,anI;ne.
sos. Cons'antius and GaIcsins, joint!
emparors. Both died - natural death.
337. Constantine the Great died =
natural death.
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KANslseanrEE El,HcrLN,S.

II. II. Bond is eiect-,i-steriif by 90t
majority in Leavcnworth county. Post
master Antbony feels bad.
ii. ". Cook Is elected representative
over r. B. Taylor IN Wyandoue county
Dan Adams is defeated for the Legs
latare in Shawnee county. SIvcrs will
haze to pay his cheeks.
y. 3. Loag is 10 rcprcscr; the people
OF Ellsworth county At Topeka. J. IL
Wright, herd law candidate in Dawn
COUNTY, is elected representative.
Ex.Govcrnor Green is defeated foi
representative ia Riley county. Gov.
E,kridgc is citcted representative ii
Lyon county.
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Nanolcon ard The Sinne.cniirr.

Napoleon, when in the height OF hi.
power, being once at Amicns, whilst tray.
crSing the square, in the midst of the
acslamations of the inhabitants who had
assembled around hlm, east has eyes upon
The multitude. and perceived, in one Of
The corners of the square, stone-cuttcr
who had not been induced to QUIT h,>
work hy the curiosity which animated
the crowd by whom hc WAS surrounded
Tho indifference Of his man excited The
curiosity of Napoleon. lie wished 10
know somethin. about hmm; aud. passing
through the crowd, urged on his horse
until he arrived close 10 him. "What are
yo1 doing there - SAID Napoleon. The
workman raised hiscve and recognized
The Emperor. 81 am cutting s.nn, -
"hon have served under me" cuirkl,,
observed tho Emperor, who recognized
an old soldier. al is true, sire" avon
wSre present al the campaisn.uf Eryp,
YOU were 4 hrigaGicr IN such a ,orns p
Yes Sirc. "Why have YOU quilted the
-errice - Because ! had completed my
time and obtained my discharge" II
ana sorry Tor il You were a brave man
l shall he happy 10 do f,r yoa ANY
thing IN my power: Say, what do lou
require from me ," THAT your Majesty
VIII leave Ele cat stone 40 quiet. mv
work >Giiices me am IN want of moth.
ing. This fact brinsc To mind the
interriew Of bingsncs with Alcxanar. !:
bri Tho nodes priic OF tho Greek
philosopher was not cqaal "a The rrplv
Il IL .I.-..... -. ~.
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4 Stage Voc

Several years ago Mr.. Davenport. toe
tragcdian, was periurs. iug IA engage.
mcnt al Holiday Street ttraicr. On tae
night The Merchant ct Venice vas
announced, 4 Young man named l. was
cast tor The part % the Jew Ig5ai. Mr.
l.. was quite a clever &tior ~ iis way,
but his face owned unfortunate PECULIAR
tv--a nose almo>, Is fat - ~ African ;.
In the evening TUbal was al madc-gp
ior hl- part. aud ~ !ay proceeding
very smoothly, when the iow coGIfa edian
81 the company happened 10 notice
Shy!sel,'s friend. and BIS nose particular
IL. "Mv dear boy" -a,l lee. taking the
INSCRIPTIONS l.. aside, "lou g do ia'a AS
IL - your makeup isper;ect--ou.y yea
must RENE mh,F that unhappy nose at
Yours Who ever >sw = jew with a aai
Nose Davenport s, vety particular
about ia, se things, ASH IL h9 sees yon
hc Will rot a.iUw you 90 Z" On.
Poor l. was mach d'>iGrj CT. aud a-scd
how he should remedy lho dcit -
III lona you ny pauia'oon's noe.
>aid Il wsz-i>h comedian. psf that
~. aT.l You'll need n..ghim. more.
J.. cnn,ealOd. aul leing IL, taxed, a. &c
ianash,, his s,cncc Mas szllcj, aFd be
went r. us eairaucc. wailine :cr the
a" btftlVn5f t tH
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Journal.
ELECTIONS IN SALINE C0uyrYA.

Tho race for Office in this county Mas:
Tuesday was very close indeed. Theye
was a large vote polied and considerable
interest manifested. There was good
feeling all aroand, 30 fights, no quarrel
ing. J. II. Snead, Qnd.) was elected
representative over G. G. Lockwood
(Rcp.) and Freeman kingman (Rep
His majority was large. at this writ.
ing lthe canvas OF the vote by the com
missioners not having been madc) it is
eanpose1 that John Anderson is eice ted
county clerk over F. ii. Wildman by q
email majority ]. 3 Hamilton, treas
urer, over y. +. Carols by 4 small ma
iority S. e. Long, sheriff, over H. ID.
Baker by snail majority. $. I. Cries
IS elected register Of deeds; l.. D. Wight
surveyor; J. X. Lnll, coroner. The
Loiowing persons were elected county
commissioners: {. II. Buell., list. district;
r. s Champl!n, % district; l.. g. Don.
ION, 81. district. Next week we shall
give tho%bolc vote Of the coahiy.
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ni:f1I IEiSfil."

The Peoples Common Sessc Medical
ADVISER, q book Of atout 500 pages,
illustrated with over 25j eugravIHgo aud
coiored plates, and SOLD At the exceeding
" low price of Sl.jG, tells you how -
cure Caiarrh, diver Complaint Dys-
pcpsia, CT Indigestion, Sick Bilious, and
other Headaches, Scroiula, Bronchial,
Throat, ami Lung Diseures peculiar to
womcr, anl most other chronic aS well
NJ acute disorders. 1t contains important
information for the young aud Old, male
ana lcnalC, >irglc and narred, no
where Csc To be- found. Men and NO
men, married and single, ave tempted TO
ask their family physician thousands oi
questions or delicate topics, but are
deferred from doing so by their iaptc>ty.
This work answers just such questions
so fully and laialy rs to leave no one
in doubt, 1t Is sold by Agents, or sent
By mail post paid) on receipt Of price.
Address tbo author, H. V Pierce, II. D.,
Worlds Dispensary, Buffalo, y. !.
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East Boston, was one Of the mates on
the three vessels. There were probably
thirty men, but the names OF any can
not be asccertained, most Of them hav-
ing been shipped in forcighn ports.
Time will probably brin. to light fuller
particulars Of their horrible tate.
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niing HlIk bis RGets en-.

! There WAS a want Of appreciation be-
tween Col. House and sheriff Griffin
which amounted 10 positive coo'ness.
Griffin accompanied by Recorder Ali
son. met Col. House ia Buffers saloon
1 Griffin told House that be was d.
, d rascal aud House told Griffin ik;t he
was a ID lar. st, file ensmed, IN
which Houses scalp was severely gashed
/ hy Griiiins mace While IN the doctor :
office having his wounds dressed Cot.
. House heard The door open. aud also
heard The click OF u revolver lie asked.
"Whn H. han z immediately alter ez-
claiming. .'Wby. II l. Allison Col.
( House desired "a know ot Allison what
he meant by doing rs be I'D at ihc "a
loon thai night, when a. li>on said ~ d
ii sigh" House then told him he
wanted 10 talk To him, and asked him
why lie bad brought his pistol there.
Seeing there was likely Ia te a difficulty.
Or Gentry tool, House back into The
store, while bis a>saian, showed Allison
oul Of the door. When first addressed
! by House, allison bad his pistol cooked
and ieveiled AT h:m.
az. "'' 80, nv. 80 f., d;.,;,'i
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then, and invited him ou;. Cot. House.
accompanied hy his son Mausc, met
! Griffin and Allison in the street. At
! ;hl~ iunclErc, it is said, Griffin aud Mi
son held consultation, the purporl Of
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1 Valuable Work.

Dr. r. V. Pierce, OF Buffalo, dIsting
ui,hed in surgery, and The general
practice in the profession H. h"nor-,
has made Valuable contribution 10 toe
medical lieraturc of the day. ~ :. com
prchcnsiyc work entitled "fho People
Common Sense Medical Adviser" Il hiIe
scientific throughout, it j. sing ilar.y tree
from technical aud stiltcd terms. Ii
comes RICH, down 20 ;hc common sense
ofevety-dny life. DR.. Pirr,c i a noble
specimen OF american maanond. lie
has sprung from The people; and. With
many :, mparhirr in common with The
masses. has sought 1" render them q
-uh,,aHj'al service IN this the great
work OF ~. Ste
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Patronize Home Manufactures.
THE CLIMAX"

IN-h - zanasfnes % ts Sss4nsrr ~ q. srsl Es...
tAst ani lfss ieFntssnts iseststi szfHs kaa--.
snd inifa manufacturing iuffasssf fsHn4g M 10
tfhhat tsftng fisft 81 sfsrfear - - 1850
% ~ hfislH-ss ia Hsfiai 81 nsi.rE - a.ssvr.s
'sf TIE ffifts hFu "a sa Ser fts Yfaaf rsrissg -
= fhz fisst 's 's DOE - - rirzstaE .sffslsr
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hitf rake 90 fstnfefIBn N nf all t..4ufas q
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sfiAs 'Fhisb siffs ire riffaistan act .sf
- = tFflEs ia-tss5sfssts ff fsisia. sfszss
tffrB iflsEiiif1s wafrtasi - "a r. sI.aftfas
alii To- rasr tlluieai lsi' rrss riars
saap 80 Tsnh g.. ia f.af' irsf.Hax
WILLIAM sTlffyAs
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SANTAFE AVENUE,

FIG.g IsOoE SOUTH or eTi>' pAya.
-aIffsa fxr1zsr
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11

%lniien, uno iclbit Gin Gbriit su weroen.
Sebnon bat oielen 8uni6 erfiilt, uno treu
gebalten.
&pIa 1T Die Grbin Sebuan's. Sic wsib
es ni6t, mod bssreiit Scbuon. bab CT Gin
Yerm0sen bat, auBcr Den Yisroen, Ole linn
Seraubt uorncn lino. Gs wiiroe gu nm ltdno-
lid isin, ibm oos iebt ertldrlib 81 MAIDEN.
Gr siebt slei6e Seialauns nit mir, uno
&oia erbt u0e feline Iidldnbe. Sic oa=
81 nDtbigen Yap;sre lino i'm Yadete.
Sd brau9e Dir riht su ia9sn. !Seiu,
BOB on oeine Mutter ibiBeit. ic LANCE on
%tunnit. nod Ginss babe i'd Dir su iasen.
SD babe Dir Elm b6les Seilpiel gesebcn,
mein Sobn!"
,Nidt bod, lieber Batter !"
~Sas lit Die sprade tinoli6er Chr
fnrht. SD bin ni6t INNER Gin gutter
Gbriit seueicn; iolBe mir in oislem Stiifc
niht. 3u ipdt miro man weiie. 9Ore
mclnen &ath, cs 1T %wobrideinllh Der lcBtc,
Den id Dir sebsn fam. Werna1lGlIiss, nie
Define G%briitenpiliht. 9ergcile ME Die
a6tung Dor Dem Yrieiter; Sott pertGei=
oist i'm, oa CT lib ieIblt ni6t pertbeioist,
Strmeioc 9ebcim. 83ieli6aftsn. Nun III
es 3eit. mein So6n. GmpIansc ben Sc-
0er Gciue3 Waters."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-11
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-21
From the Hooster Capital.
Epecial to the Star.

Epecial to the Star
INDIANAPOLIS, May a1.-Elder WV.
Bowling, formerly d minister OF the
Christian Church and at present editor
of the ''Little Sower," Morning Watch"
and "Laurel WREATH" Sabbath-school
publications, is charged with improper
conduct with one Ella Kearns, an EN-
lploye in his office, and the matter is now
under church investigation. Bowling
is forty-fve and the girl seventeen.
The Sentinel has published affidayits
charging Thos. McIntire, Superintend.
ent Of the Deaf and Dumb-Asylum, with
criminal conduct with Marietta Enochs,
Caroline f. johnson, Annie Carey and
Adeline Davis, pupils of the institution,
and one Miss Carey, of Wabash county,
former teacher. e. q. Valentine, one
of the teachers, is charged with the se-
duction OF Ida Il. Fawkner, a pupil, and
with abortion. Miss Fawkner charged
her trouble first upon man named Mil
Ter, and then on her uncle, j. r. Fawk.
ner, merchant there, who was indicted
by the Grand Jury. .t.
He now demands the removal Of Mcln-
tire, supporting his demand by these
affidavits. McIntire, who is q minister.
has been superintendent of the Asylum
for eighteen years. He ana Valentine
have tled complaints for libel against
both Fawkner and the Sentinel Com
irany, laying damages at hfty thousand
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