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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

Next winter will be the time for 4 new
apportionmcnt of the State. The soma
torial and representative districts viii
be changcG-thc boundary lines of some
contracted and others perhaps expanded.
Saline and one other county will I'M
doubtedIy constitute senatorial district.
Saline will therefore make grab for
Ottawa, Ellsworth or Mcpherson coun-
ties TO help her form 4 district.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
TEE SOCIHkRN Rad.

The Salina JOURNAL disturbances
q railroad running south from that place,
because it would cut off their trade
from such place as Mcpherson. If they
feel that way about it, we have nothing
else TO do but try and get road from
the southeast, bv the way of Newton.
We must have railroad through Nc
Phcrson county, and from tins direction
We most desire it. How would such a
road affect the interests OF Sallna Nc
Ners0R independent.
Whenever Mcpherson county can join
with Saline county in obtaining rail
road running TO some Of the southern
states, or making a direct route East,
then there will be no trouble in agreeing
upon railroad matters. Saline wants
no bob-tail roads, neither does she de-
sire TO have a roaG travcrsing her terri
tory which commences on the prairie
and ends on the prairie. The road pro-
posed by the independent would be Of
no particular benefit to Sallna, and we
cannot see that it would materially af-
feet her interests. 1t is not certain that
the road would benefit the town of Nc
Phcrson. What Salina and Mcpherson
both need is direct line to Chicago or
st. Louis, or direct line to Galveston,
Memphis, or some other southern cities.
When those kind of projects are pro-
posed we'll buckle OH our armor and
fight for the contamination Of them, to
the best of our ability.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

Whom shall We call our heroes ?
To whom our praises sing
The paInEered child Of fortune,
Ghs titled lord or king?
They lived by others labor
Take all and nothing give ;
TIE noblcst typc al MANHOOD
Are those who work Ia live.
Then hoaur To our WJrkmSa,
oar hardy sons oil toll
The hr:o"s or tne workshop.
And mJnarca- OF the sSil
Who spans the earth with iron,
And rcars the palace dome
Who creates Tor the rich ma
The comfort Of II home ?
II IS The pailcat toilvr!
All honor TO him then
The irte wealth OF the uAti0a
l. IN lcr working men.
For many barren ages
Eearll. MD her treasure deep,
And Ill her giant forces
Seemed bound as in Il sleep
Then Labor '';nyil chorus
Broke on the startled air.
And 10 ! the earth in rapture
Laid all her riches bare.
It's toll that over nature
Gives man his proud control,
And purliieS and hIllows
The temples OF his soul.
Il Sclttcrs foul diseases,
With all the gnastiy trans
Put iron in the muscle,
And cry stal il the brain.
The Grand. Almighty Builder,
Who fashioned out The earth.
Hath stamped II II seal of honor
On Labor from her birth.
In every angel flower
That blossoms from the sol,
Behold the Muster touches
Tie haadiwork OF God
Then honor TO oar wol kmam,
The hardy sons OF toll
I he heroes Of the workshop
y al Iaoaarchs OF the soil
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

The first corps of grasshoppers, army
of Nebraska, has commenced march.
ing and Is laying waste the fields OF
Nebraska. Portions Of the grasshoppcy
army are already coming southwark. II
this portion OF Kansas is allowed three
weeks moro time, the crops will have
been placed beyond the reach of these
devouring rascasl. Three weeks will
let US out.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

The jury in the case or John p. Lee,
charged with being The leader of the
Mountain Meadow massacre, reported
that they were unable to agree, and were
discharged by the court. II Is reported
sba; they stood nine for acquittal aud
three for conviction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

August 9th was the one hardredih
anniversary of the birth OF Daniel o.
Connell, the most talented public man
ireland ever produced. His country
men throughout the world celebrated the
event with great enthusiasm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

y rustic couple newly married,
marched into a drag store and called ior
soda water. The obliging clerk in
quired what syrup they would have in
it, when the swain, deliberately leaning
over the counter, replied, stranger,
money is no object to me; put sugar in
it,"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

At the election held in the Cherokee
Nation, last week, VIM. Ross was re.
elected chief Tor a second term Of four
wears.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
Saline County Republican Central Committee

There Will be a meeting of this Committee at the
court House. Salina, Saturday, August litb, ut
O'Clock, J.. NJ. CHARLES X. DUEiL,
,joHN >. NJ. CONRAD, Chairman.
Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Published August I2,h, 1915 J
Ordinance No. 1863.

SIC ,. That orders be drawn upon the city
for pay Hicni of the
SIC. ) This ordnance shall take eject and DC IN
force from and after lis passage.
Approved Aug. 5tli, I5is.
Il. II. BISHOP. Mayor.
hereby certify thar the above AMI foregoing j. -
true copy Of ordinance las-t- by the
Mayor and Councilman OF thu city OF >aliu1 Au.,t.t
9Th, lS-5.
lAitcs;l FErU IL WILpvlv, ClgrS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
Patronize Home Manufactures
THE CLIMAX"

wish 70 announce 10 the farmers Of Central Kansas
that am permanently located SaliEa, Kansas
and intend manufacturing my improved fanninE MIL
Climax. Having hsl an experience of over l. wears
IN ihe business, feel justidet in making the assertion
tat the Climax has eqal for the great variety OF
cicanna be done by IT; cleaning Any thing in
the SHAPE of. grain, from grass seed up to
I also MAKE ia connection with my ntl business 4
very nice article of AIk Safe with WiIc doors and
sides, which admits free circulation 1T air amt light
two things Indispensable for the rsSip- Os cream
Every machine warranted &c I've Oi The best inalrria
and tic mechanical par tTst class.
shop on Filth ST., in Lull building
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
MISCELLANEOUS AVDS.
Piles and FiStula in Ano,

DR. J h. LULL, Va SALIVA, KANSAS.
lures piles AMI istaa without rin kuiIe caustc or
Igaiure, and does net charge dollar until the
: completed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12
HONOR TO OUR WOaXMEy.

NJ. D. SAMPSON, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-08-12

NBER, SHINGLES, LArn, SASH Doors, BLINDS. Ell.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
The Seminole Negroes.

WASHINGTON, d. O., August ST.
The War Department has transmitted
to the Indian Bureau letter from Col.
Hatch NJ Fort Texas In relation to the
Seminole negroes, former slaves of the
s minole Indians. He says there arc
about FIVE hundred men, women and
children uf This race living in Texas,
and they desire 10 be sent 10 a locality
where tho can earn their own living.
They ask Tor lands suitable Tor cultivs-
zion upon. some Government reserva
tion, and II the Government cannot
furnish them they beg tn be sent 10
Flolida, where, without owning lands,
they eau obtain them to wOrk until
means are created by their labor to
enable them TO purchase. Col. Hatch
says land In Texas, rot susceptible Of
irrigation, Is worthless for the purpose
OF cultivation, and all the good land is
owned by capitalists or men Of means,
" lile there Is much good land in Flo.
rlda still vacant. When they were
transferred with the Scminolcs from
Florida TO the Western Territoritg
their women and children were kid
mapped and sold into slavery by the
+! Indians ard some bad white nen,
This forced them TO fee into Mexico.
They were induced 10 return by pro
misses which were never fulfilled. They
are now living in great destitu,ion, boz
deripg upon starvation. A few Of them
arc employed BY the Governmen; a.
Indian scouts. which is their only
means of support. He says they can
easily be sent to Florida at very small
expense. If not, they will return tc
Mexico, go TO the mountains below Sar
Carlos, about one hundred and City
miles west Of the Rio Grande, depro
date on the ranchea Of Texas, ard fur
nish an asylum for desertcrs from this
frontier. They are distinct race from
the seminoles, and are like all negroes.
except that they are accustomed to
bearing arms, are brave and daring,
and superior to the Indians in lighting
qualities. Col. Hatch advises tn 1t they
be sent on the score Of economy. Ra
tions could be issued to them until
they could find means FIR their OWL
living, and the old men say that the
FlorldasHsheries would furnish them
sbundsnt food. Gen. Ord recommend!
| that they be sent.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

We commend TO the prayerful con.
sideratiou of the Republican party the
fact that the people OF the Cnited
States have proved themselves more
patieni&forbeariug under accumulated
insult and injury than perhaps any
other civilized people on the eartI,
would have been. But at the same
time, when aroused to b full sense of
their wrongs, and the limits of for.
bearauce have been transgressed, they
are unsparing in their wrath. II is not
a astretch of Imagination 10 say that
they have reached point when pa.
tience has CEASED 10 be a virtue. and
when to forbear minlstering Justice
would be criminal. The Republican
rule Las at long last nearly reached ila
end. A few months more will give Il
final 9uietus, and then we shall have n
return OF old fashioned prosperity.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
Wes,her statistics arc often terr.bl

Westher statistics are often terribly
disappointing. The most unprecedent-
ed ssasons-tbo hottest or the coides:,
the wettest Or the dryest within tue
memory of the Oldest inhabitant-tbey
reduce To the most commonplace aver
ages, thus actually depriving society
OF one of its most va.alble possession
-atopic for lively conversation --
here we have tust passed through such
an August as nobody can recollect
August Is dry and rainless month,
whereas 1t rained almost every day
during the month Just passed, aud we
have all been saying that nothing like
1t had ever been known before, and
that the rainfall must be at least three
times the average. And now we have
the figures and 1t turns out that the
rainfall, though large, was only frac.
tion In excess of the average, and very
far below the 6gures of what old In.
habitants would call q rainy season.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
The Government Protected.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1st-InQuiries
have been made at the Treasury De
partment to-day relative to the securl.
iy deposited 10 the Treasury TO- The
redemption of the gold notes issued by
the National Gold Bank of California,
to which the Secretary Of the Treasu'
~ and the Comptroller OF ths Curren'
cy have replied that the security Il
ample beyond all question The whole
issue of gold notes to the National
Bank Of California 10 only So, 400, ,000
which the Treasury holds as security
sc, 10000 of United States bonds
worth q premium of from fYe to sever
per cent. IT gold In the New Yorl
market.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

1t no" turns cut. says ooieuporary,
that haIs1oH wac sn ardent Republican,
aad Like good many more Of his party.
did not scruple to US: aay means within
bis reach 10 accomplish his partizan
snds. He made sharoa and Jones Unitad
States Senators. and the means BIZ which
the thing Was accomplished Is explained
In the story Of the Bank OF California.
liabilities. $4,000, 900. assets. s7.o00. .oeo.
without making any allowance for ineri-
table shrinkase.
The Chicago Trit1tas says, in criticism
of SENATOR McDonala's recent speech.
that there is not a responsible court in
the United States that would not prom DIT.
~ aeny the power Of Congress- at this
oma 10 make new issuee OF Treasury
notes q legal tender" The ground OF
this opinion doubtless Ia that the war
Necessity which justified the first legal
tsnders IL now absent. But it mas been
absent ever since Gen. Grant became
president, since when S7e.00O,0D0 more
legal tenders have been Issued under the
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
PUBLIC SALES
DUBLlC AALE.

DUBLlC aALE.
Will be sold as public ale az ti!e geaidonee
Of tie subscriber. near Dupont's station.
Chrisliana Hundred, on
TUESDAY. SEPT 7Tu, 1875.
at O'clock, P. ~.
The following personal property viz;
One Germantown wagon nearly new, set Of
harness, nearly new; wheelbarrow, about
one acre Of corn in The ground, pair OF bed.
steads, beds anu bedding, bureau, dining
table, wash stands half-7ozen cane seat
chairs, rock ng chars halt dozen common
chairs, Wheeler & " ilson Sewing Machine.
cal pets, looking glass, clock. No cooil
stove, parlor stove, carthen and queensware,
knives and forks, tubs, buckets, about thirty
pairs OF chickens, and mum er of ether arti-
cles The house Is also Offered for rent.
TERhs.-Un al sums over $50 q credit Of
three months will be given by purchaser Civ
ipg bankahle note with an approved en-
dorser
aug2Gd2twlt GEO. F. WAKESHCT
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
From the n. Y. World, OF yesterday.
THE HARRINGTON SAFE BUR
ELARY,
wait" BROWN, ALIAS BENTON, KID
MAPPED IN NEW YORK.

WALT" BROWN, ALIAS BENTON, KID
MAPPED IN NEW YORK.
Last Wednesday night Washington
detectives kidnapped walt" Brown,
alias Benton, the tool Of the conspire.
tors against Columbus Alexander, and
he is now in Washington. closely con.
cealed, in order that Judge Fisher,
attorney for the District of Columbia
who goes out of Office at noon to-day,
to he succeeded by ex. Governor Wells,
of Virginia, may not again have an op-
portuni,y If setting him free by ad
mittipg him to straw bail or entertain.
ing some iiimsy pretext for his release
Bcnton's arrest Is due to Mike Hayes,
who declined being made scape-goat
for the ring" and Bluford Wilson,
Solicitor of the Treasury. Those In.
terested in the prosecution of Harring-
ton, Whitley, Nettleship, Williams,
and kuniZ, knew that 1t would be use
less to revive the case while Fisher
was District Attorney, so they con-
tented themselves with shadowing
Benton. Last week Solicitor Wilson
learned that Benton, anticipating a
change of regime, had made arrange-
meuts to leave New York for parts I'm
known, and decisive actiun became
nee sssry. Mike Haye" "shadowed'
Benton night and day, and Wednesday
night officers whose rtasona are With
held, cuptur, d Benton in Desbrosses
street, hurried over to New Jersey In
coach, and on arriving ut Washing
ton, concealed him so "a to clude iht
vigilance Of Shepherd and Fisher.
Reuton's allest will. 1t is expected
result in his conviction and that Of
Colonel Whi'ciy II will be remem
hcrcd that Williams was found mo-
guilty and 1,oll6 p1ostq,sfs Were ontero,
In The cases Of Harrington, Whitley
Nctleship ard Kuntz, all Of whom
were indicted for the safe burglary Ii
Harringlon's office, which occurred O,
tho o3d cf Anil, 1874, The facts o
the csee leaked cut at Police Head
quarters, but it isuuderstood that they
were known 10 Colonel Whitley mucl
earlier, aud that the telegraph la
been constantly employed by him t
ascertain his position and what hell
he might expect from the Ring !
Is understood also that Benton In
confc 5sud 10 blowing open Harrington
safe, ard that immediate procc, ding
will be instituted against the allegf'
! conenirat0rs.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

ParLIp PLrNKETT has been nominated
fo- City Council in the Tenth Ward
Now. we are quite confident that Mr.. P
has enough business Of his own to &C
and does not want to he elected Mr..
Plunkett's defeat will. therefore. not be
regarded as any waat Of popularity in
the Ward. But we protest against this
thing of putting up men to be knocked
down. The Republicans know that Mr
+. Ia hot in entire accord with their pol.
icy and only run him to boulster up theii
ticket In other wards.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

CAN'T AFFoHp IT.-The Commercial
says, THE Republicans Of this city can.
not afford 10 feel Indifferent to the sp.
preaching city election. They are in a
minority in the State. They are not in
control Of q single ce unity
The Commercial might have added that
others also could not afford to "feel In.
different" Here, in the only Republican
stronghold in Delaware,' the people are
taxed so enormously that 1t is inpcssi-
BILE for them, whether Republicans or
Democrats, 10 "fesl Indifferent" The
ta1er or property in some places amount
t. rents. And the people cannot be
blamed fo7 -apting to get away from
sch costly aalc, TTe promise them that
:ls D-uorgats Il two years will reduce
the ta1es very peVceptioiy. and as tie
t.xes ays reduced 30 e-s TIE sezts. snd
IL tins ssue .atio deas property thls uu.
eaauu aessd Eiss IN value.
Tbs Commercial gees on tc depios just
what Its course in tie Republican party
brought about. It wish4d to form and
did form Rilgl -: wha. :. sought
= control it the adler minds spul ue i its
ambitioa and Used the Ring fer their on q
b+nehs until ths Commercial Get tha ez.
ample Of trying to vote it down. and
taat paper paints the course Of the Rad.
!,als who refused It's control SIS follows
id management, factaonal feeling.
ostracism Of the better element of the
party ~ those temporarily In charge,
and understand lntrieues for places have
depleted the!r Tanksi reduced their
strength, and injured their morale, until
the CITY cf Wilmington is almost thai,
only strong hold In Dela ware. They ean.
not sford 10 lose it,
To whom precisely the Commercial 70
fer, we have our own ideas. but ere not
DO csrtaia Is TO men ion names. Brt of
shia We ieel certain. that the Repubh-
e'ns cannot afford in justice to them.
selEea 10 keep the Ring or its polio, lon,
ger IN power II Wilmington. It Is he
only place whore Radlcalism has a foot.
hold in Delaware, and it is the onl7 place
where taxes are excessive There La
much difference between Conservative
Republican, and Radicals, and while the
former desire tie good oi the whole peo-
Pie the latter want to use tia party for
their own benefit. 1t ia the Latter class
That the Co'"''e 'cial fears will lose power
here and We hope it, fears are justified.
We must have change, every business
in the city will be benefited by il
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
Arizona has the right sind of India,

Arizona has the right kind Of Indians
but the assortment Is small aud select,
Near the Big Colorado, In that terri.
tory, is the sapia Iadian village, mum.
boring 300 persons, who have Ian
guage Of their own, and are very thrift.
ty farmers, keeping some zoo acres OF
land under high cultivation. They dc
not associate with other Indians, and
never having been consigned to re,
servatiou they are singularly free from
the laziness and dissipation of the mo
dern red man.
At Harrisburg yesterday, DR.. J.W
Bechtel and H.Q Walmer, convicted
of attempt at malpractice, were sen
teaeed, the Doctor TO three years his
accomplics TO eighteen months IN the
penitentiary.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

Min ME r. Pelham, November Term, ISL.
william'II. Pc ham. Libel for Divorce
The state OF Delaware.
To The sheriff OF New Castle County, greet.
ing:
Whereas, Minnie p Pelham by her petition
to the Judges of our Superior Court hled In
the Office OF the Prothonotary OF the said
Court in and for the County OF New Castle,
for the cause OF complaint therein alleged,
has made application to our said Judges that
a decree may be pronounced diseolving the
marriage existing between the Petitioner and
her husband, William II. Pelham.
We therefore command you as you have
mon William II. Pelham, SO that he be and
apnear before the said Judges of our said
Superior Court at the next term thereof to be
held nj New Castle In and tor the County oil
New Castle. on Monday the twenty ninth day
of November next. to answer the allegations
OF The said Petition and also to show cause.
II any he has, why decree of the said Court
should NOT be made dissolving the marriage
existing betw cen him and the said Petitioner
according TO the Act OF Assembly in such case
maFie aud provided, and also to do and re
ceite what the said Court shall then and
there consider concerning him In this behalf
as 10 the Court shall seem meet and consist
ent with the provisions OF the said net o.
Assembly, ndhave you then there this writ
sS,, Gilpin Esq., at New Castle, the
ilfth day Of June, A. D.. Eighteen
Il ~ hundred and seventy ave.
CHARLES EEA3TEN.
isa hed August Is, 1875. FrothonotsIy,
The above ie true copy Of le. Summon
afs.7 WIN. II LAMBsoN, shonn.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
TAX PAYERS, TAKE NOTICES

CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR lsls.
The undersigned Receivers OF TExee for
the City Of " ilmington. will be at
No. 10 +. SIXTH STREET,
between Market and King st-eets, on and
after the fret day OF July, ls7a, between the
hours Of and IL in the morning and from 2
to in the afternoon. for the purpose of re-
ceiving Iaaes.
ON all taxea paid during the month OF July
there will be q deduction OF Ave cents on
every dollar; and all taxcs paid IN or after
the tho first day Of August including the
iirat tuesday OF September, shall be payable
without deduction or addition rs Aforesaid,
md al taxes unpaid on the day next after
the nrst Tuesday OF september shall be In
creased hy the addition Of i've PEE ccntum on
the amount thereof.
EDMUND PROVOST,
Recover Northern District Including all
North OF 9Th street.l
EDWARD TARMEE,
Receiver Southern District tncluding ail
South Of SIKH stTcet.l 1y2Vtt
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

conjoint authority of the Executive and
the Legislature, yet We have heard OF no
responsible court in the United States
promptly or7otherwise denying to Con-
e-ess that unconstitutional power. Un-
der the last Specie Payment law, too,
Secretary Bristow has just as much pow :
g and Just as little h,ndrance TO initiate
800 900, 900 more, "a ever his predeces.
sors had, whose SIS, 100000 imitation was
approved, indorsed and confirmed by The
last Congress.
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02
N CHANCERY,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, 81
cause OF Partition.
m tIuei He,sler,
".
Rel becca 8. Heslar

GL- III
IN pursuance OF an order OF tho Chancellor
In the above cause made at Chambers. on the
Second day OF July, 1875. All persons hav-
ing any liens against the interest or eatate of
Rehel Heisler, Rebesca 8. Heisler, Barzillar
r. Heisler, Henry lawrence and Marietta
Lawrence his wife, Henry Z. Heisler and
Francis ". Heisler, or either OF them, in the
lands and premises to which said cause re-
lates. are hereby notified to file O partition
setting forth the nature and amount of the
saIhe, in the Office of the Register In Chan
Gerry for New Castle County, ten days before
tho first Monday In September, A. D., 1875,
and TO appear and prove safd lien or liens ct
the ensuing term of the court. before the
ri ing of the Court on the third day of the
term. CHAS. b. LORE
SAM'L III. HARRINGTON.
Trustees.
Wilmington, Del, July IS 1875. tosept6
The daily gazette., 1875-09-02

MAJ way ct. al, New e Castle oNeonR eoanf1 So:
PETITIONERS, Cause Of Partition.
in pu: suanee of an order OF the Chance,lo.
in The above cat ee made at Chambers on Tho
cath day of J ~. a. D., 1875, nil persons hay-
Ing any lien or liens affecting the intercst or
estate Of Augustus Weyl, John Weyl. Charles
Weyl, Henry Weyi, Mary Stevenson. vii
liam Weyl. Annie WeSl. Geo. ". Neyl,
lcwis Wcyl, BENJAMIN +. Weyl, Henry
Weyl. Edward Weyl, md Mary Weyl. OF
either OF them In the lands and prclni-
sea to which said cause relates, are mere
by notified 10 file petition setting forth
tho nature aud amount OF the same in the
Office Of the Register IN Chancerv for New
Castle County, ten days before tne first Mon
daE IN September, A. u, 1875, and to appear
ami prove said lien or liens at the ensuing
term of the court bafore the rising OF tile
court on the third day of the term.
CHAS. B. LORE, Trustee.
Wilmington. Del July 27th. ie75.-tosep6