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, 1875-05-03

Of oil The land. He Is tho greatest far1nor In
In tho country. 1Is handles most OF tho
trado. 11o In tho great manufacturer. Ills
si1tocn sugnr factories, some Of them
worth over $1,000,000 apiece, grind out
sngar At loss. although tho labor is
impressed and wreteliedly nnderpaia. Per-
l,aps the nltlsough" should read
"bccanse." The taxes aro vory heavy. Land
Is taxed ono-fourth or ouo-hnlf Of It's annual
yield. Every pnlm-treo md evory watcr-
wheel pays d separate tax. Tho revonno Ia
practically farmcl out, aud tho o1tort}ons
and wrongs Of this barbarous method Of col
lection n,ako the lot Of tic masses wrctched
oue. Despite tho enormous rcyen,,e mud
constantly increasing issue Of bondss the
Government Ia nfwnya in need Of money,
and IL now paying II per cont for temporary
lUatia.
Where tloea thIs money 60 tor The army
costs grcat deal, for it is roally tho common
school Of the milton, aud It is constantly busy,
too, in pushing lilo nroa Of tho Kingdom
toward tho South. Tho navy Is an expensive
toy, The hnre1n costs fortunes. Tie civil
service, tho railroad service, the courts, the
incesaant activity Of the Government In
every branch Of progross,-all these things
tlrain the public purse. Tho expense Of
supporting phantom Parliament, which docs
nothing and strongly objects to keeping alive,
Ia no moan item. OF course, thero is my
amount Of wasto. Tho Khedive has forty
palaces already and Is building three more.
Hnnlly, tho annual tribute to Turkey, tho
, 1875-05-03

The wife of prominent navy oflicor was
recently knocked down In Sixth nvonuo, New
York, by bold desperate and robbed Of hor
purse. Instead Of adopting the usual female
e.pediont Of faipting AWAY, aho immediately
aroso to her feot and raised an nlar1n. A
policeman happened to be near at hand. Ho
gave ohasa to tho dospernlo, followed him
into a nest Of thieves, kept off the r,lf1lnns
with bin revolver, and took bis prisoner to
tho station-house. The next morning tho
lady appeared and testified ngainst him.
I1s was promptly indicted, and the SEQ
ond day wns tried, found guilty, and SEN
fenced to eighteen yeara' imprisonment in
tho peutontiary. His experience as high
way,nan lasted inst two days. Ono cannot
sufficiently admire the prompt and summary
,nanuer In which Justice was noted out to
this scoundrel, mud tho business-liks way in
which it was done. When tho Indy called for
holp the policeman was not half milo away,
rs policemen are In aon.e cities. When ho
arrested his prisoner, lle did not lose his mon
by not knowing how to use hiH revolver, as
happens Ia some policemen. The Indictment
which WINS procured against him turned out
to bs good one instead Of bad ono, as
! happens in some places. The trial was
! ended in day instead Of month
or six months. Tho sentence was short,
sharp, decisive, and adequate, instead
Of being 4 farce, ns has happened In other
| places. There seems TO hive benn no Bubter-
| fuges Of shJstera, no tanpering with the il-
| ry, no tedious delays, no brow-bcating Of tho
| f.curf mn nsaamh1a1a ~ roro1,a nni t,r,,iaora
, 1875-05-03

Our usud Monday morning budget Of re-
ligioas msster contains sermon by tho Rev.
11r. posr, Of tho Holland Presbyterian
Church, on "Tho Truth Of Prophecy" In
which Lie views, as something in tho nature Of
divine instrumentality, B1ss.AncK's hostility
toward UltramontanIsln In Germany; also,
sermons by the Rabbi KoutEa on "Judaism
in America; by tho lley. Mr.. WnL1AMsoN,
Methodist, on "Ile Duty OF tho Citizen on
Electiou.Day and by tue Rev. naooRE
1IEnroRD In connection with the Sun.
day evening serios Of Unitarian aorvicea at
lIooley's Theatre. An account is given Of
tho Dedication OF tho Fifth Presbyterian
Church. Fxom outside our own city we
learn Of the arrangements made by tbs fol-
lowess Of Adirondack" MunnAT, tho horse
loving parson of Boston, whose dlsagreen'ent
with tho society Of which La was pastor has
resulted IN shs securing Of various pub!'s
halls for ths holding Of Sunday md week
night sorvlcea. In Milwaukee yesterday, til,
Fourth Congregational Church tried tho ex
perimen. Ct wosshlplng In tho Academy Of
Music, and wcro successful in attracting
crowd too large for the auditorium to con
tain, The ceremonies attendant upon th
conservation and investiture OF Bishop WILL
1Axa IS Roman Catholic Archbishop |,
Boston yesterday are duly described by tele
prhnb
, 1875-05-03
PERSONAL,

Can powN withAtand tho general CALI
Or. Korrxa Il ths "Old Probabnlhes" Ut
nusais.
Cincinnati IL justly proud OF tho musical mag
natea nhs hss contributed 10 tbs world
MATILDA uenoN h&a written uew ptsy. under
tho herroneous Impression that it will be played.
Even tdlota hava tmitatosa. "Dlind Toh"
has iIttie oolored rival In Carroll County, Vir-
giniA.
Qen, Fa4xx n1a.n haa had two trapsfusioua
Of blood without ofoot. limit this typical ct his
party3
A boy 10 England has beon dnad 03s Cd for
whs.ltug while the Rsv. LII. WAnNxn Wa bly,
Ing meat.
The Humane Bociety Of France gave BORON .
gold medal, snd h. probably Will swim ths other
course nezt tius.
Tho poor patient oystes has suffered from tho
winter lust ~ much "a other people, but made
10 remarks About 1t.
TIC bais has been swallowed already. and halt
tho anoos aso clamoring tor mora Cardlnals 10 10
their marrying for Them
slngu!ar eolucidenoe-CardinA1 Mu0Lohkax
has united i. couple and BULK EowAaps, thu
pugl,st, has taken Wits.
Un!sss tho Brttish Medical Journal Il mis-
taken, 4 per oout Of tho population Of Great
psitala do violent deAth.
Booru refused "A otEer Of $4,000 week, fos
tour weeks, At the California thsatxs. LIE pre-
fested taxing hAlt tho re0slpss.
ELLA C4ns1. tho lows orphan, who WAS ssrrsd
aud festAs, I'd by mob Of "respectah1s married
| lAdlcs," hAa sued ths gang for &6U. COO.
1t loud ooloss wore psrmlssibls to anybody,
| ths deaf nuts society oppoAhs Tua fa,susl
na,2fns AhoeA ~ - la " Avail sbA1asslraa
, 1875-05-03
TNE HHEn1VE-KTE1,

The "Eastorn question that puzzles statos.
mems brainH to-day ia: "W1at Il the Khe-
divs Of Egypt doing, md what docs he mean
to ao7" The first part Of the query may bo
answered, but tho second must whit till time
brings tho reply.
Tho Government Of Egypt is not an out
growth from tho people. It IL not even III
sympathy with them. It's actiyity, It's civil
izing processes ore wholly at variance with
their traditions, tl,oir faith, their nature.
VIII Khcdivo OF subjects prove tie stronger?
Ills vast power md their vast inortness makes
tho problem resemble tho old ono Of tho ef-
foct Of IN irresistible force upon On immova-
BILE body. Ths Egypt Of to-lay ia Ike the
Pyramids veneerea and vanished. A thin
crust Of civilization coyers dcop strata Of bur-
bnris1n. The little lcavon nny leavcn the
whole lump, or tie crust may be shattered
aud destroyed by the strong forcea It row
confines.
The Khedive hes dono great deal, and Ia
doing more. Egypt owes 10 him her rail-
roads and canals; the gigantic irrigation
works which have mEdo tho Delta 80 much
more productive and have greatly awelletl tho
aggregate yield OF sugar and cotton; sanitary
| improvements an army with trained officers
and with schools for the soldiers; few
| printing-prosaea improvements In agricul-
turo; Increased security ard variety Of
social Innovations. Among the latter, the
most sweeping are those which relate to the
condition Of women. Schools laye been
opened for girls, "whero," aa OuAn1Ra Dup
| L. Il 4
, 1875-05-03

The question whether the Courts hayo tho
power to enjoin municipal corporations in
such easos ~ the one presented to Judge
Williams in the mat.or OF declaring tho char.
ter adopted, will bo heard, argued, and proba-
bly, determined, this week. It Is a question
Of considerable Importance in one aspect. II
the Court shall decide that this Is case of
the class where such such An injunction may
he issued, md that the facts are OF charac-
ter justifying such an injunction, then tho
present temporary injunction will be made
perpetual, subject, Of courze. 10 an appeal to
the Supreme Court.
Il, however, the Court should reach the do
cision that the Common Council have no dia-
cretion over the returns; that its authority
is merely to ascertain, dcclnre, and pnt On
record tho returns Of tho election fndges ~
made md that the exercise OF this power
aoes mt deprive The community Of IN nile-
sluats remedy at law, by which tho validity
Of the election may bo judicialiy determined,
mud that an injunction against such canvass
ought not to issue, then tho present tempo
rary Injunction will be dissolved. But is this
the end Of the matter? Tie law provides a
mode by which special elections OF this kind,
upon questions submitted 10 the vote of tho
people, may be contested There can, how
ever, bo no contest Of an election the result
OF which Ia not officially declared. In caso
the temporary injunction be dissolved, tho
Council will, Of course, at once declare tho
result Of the election Of April 20, and bill
will bs filed, rs required by INV, contesting
, 1875-05-03

Wo have been whiting with some curiosity
to zee whether tho New York World and
other papora OF TINT city, which devote 90
much spaca to wholesale and malicious criti-
clam Of the exposure Of Chicago to danger
from fire, with tho intention Of preludioiug
tho Investment Of insurance capital here,
wonld improve tbs opportunity to point
moral from the recent destruction Of the
Union League Clubhouse. We have also
waitol with sono curiosity to see whether
Gen. SuALER, who has returned to that city
disappointed with Ais barren labors hore,
would remind New York Of tho causes which
led 10 the destruction Of that dno building,
aud Of tho reforms which should DO matle bo-
foro a new clubhouse Ia erected. Neither
The papors nor Cen. SuAlxa, however, haye
warned the authorities OF New York OF their
plain duty inthopromisos. The papers ara too
busy Ia abusing Chicago aud Oshkoai, aud Gen,
SuALza's executive talent is at present too
closely concentrated upon the irish Rifle
Team, to notice what Ia going on before their
eyes, II tAe1ofore becomes necessary 10 TO-
mind them That the Union League Club.
House was an elegantly fre-trap
Had tho nrchiteot been professional iucsn
diary, ho could not have designed building
with finer oonyonlcnces for contiagration
Having run it up, ~ high % water woul'
reach, Of brick and stone, he then topped
; with wooden A1ansard roof, which wate
could not reach. Having given 1t ampl
material for fire to work upon placed wher
the firemen could u9t reach it, he then cor
! structea tho interim 10 aa to aford powel
! ful draft TO the tiataea, and guarantee til
. destruction Of the concern. And It wa
r destroyed. New York City Ia full Of jui
J auch buildings - ths Union I.saaa, Oius
, 1875-05-03

active and eaaior, closing at s1.o4i for hlny,
and 9l.07A for juno. Corn wna less activo
and a shade lower, closing nt 75lo for May,
and 7G5o for June. Oats were quiet and
stoadier, closing at e9sc for hlay, and o3sc
for June. Ryo was quiet antl steady at 91.o7.
Barley WAS little better than nominal, at
S1.3o@1 .93 for cash No. 2. Hogs were fairly
active aud stcady, will, most Of the trading at
S7.7O@s.oO. The extrome rnngo WA $500
@9.oo. Cattls were dull at weak and irrcg-
u1ar prices. sa1es at $8.GO@g.3I; for inferior
10 extra. The sheep market was dull and
nominal,
, 1875-05-03

Yosemite. not 70 Semitic ID tho approved war
OF writing the uams 10 California and in other
parts OF tue country where tue subject hss been
considered by competent authority. Tue old
discussion - 10 the pEopriesy Of The hsst-siven
osthography hss. howeyor, beea renewed. aud
tho uau.! ae.!snony sboM. It Is beiuR naAa!featotl
The AAa California conlcs 10 tho rescus will.
abundant rssouzpes. It shows that tue hest
publications uso Yosemite. that the local ens-
tom IL In favor of Il, aud that general uAsss
Asv xspodlAtsa ~ hAsbszsss pssasies anss aaaa'
, 1875-05-03

Tho Southern Sonntorid croalsers, who
utter dismal predictions as to the effect Of
Attorney General PtEnnEpoST's "conscrva-
tive" policy toward the South, and
Ills. failuro to follow In tho foot
stops Of hia predecessor, could servo
the Republican party to better advantage by
going home and exorting themselves in be-
half OF such q condition of affairs in the
South ns viii leave no occasion for the e1er-
ciss Of my policy, whether conservative
(whatever that is) or otherwise, On
the part Of the Law Department Of
the National Government IhcBo Rcg,ub-
lioan Senators pay o poor conpli-
ment 10 the intelligence and good sense
of the Southern people wllcn they prophecy
a Wholesale desertiou to tho ranks OF the
Democracy because grcnt lawyer, and not .
mere politician, holds the position Of Attor.
pey-General. We arprolsend no such result
Of tho appointment Of Judge P1EanEpoNr.
, 1875-05-03

Memorial BeFvfce4-OtheF Items.
6p*e&at Dsspateh to 1h4 Chtodqo 1ri5uns.
MILWAUKEE, Nay 2.-Impressisa memorial
services wore held by the Ffes 0sms!nds Society
Of German Llbsrals to-day In honor OF ths s1-
iled poet Hsrmogh. who rscsntly died ID Ftsncs*
Nusasr, tho InssrnAt1onAlist, delivered ths me-"
uosial address, Aaasss. Bookas and E1i1 Esss
the other orators.
Dr.. Johnson, Haalth HmsH, haa ttsa -
elected. -..-.
Harry D0Atfn hss Transferred The lAsss sE ths
Ope, IIouAo to 7. J. Qll4aoss, et thIa olty ~
will ronosRio and Improve ts dunnE no aama4s.
pe&kla tAkss Dllloe - ~ bA2S aasAwsseAse
t04k.
, 1875-05-03
OH GbiraDn Unibu4u,


An authoritative statement Of the Treas-
ury Departments construction Of tho recent
decision in reference 10 tha net Of Congress
creating interior ports Of entry IN furnished
by orr Washington correspondent, and will
Ia found in mother column.
, 1875-05-03
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.
h4frA OF spnscnry7tos trAfAHtE N AnFAxctl.
rostn m tsrtpnId nj tiIls {3lllrc.

ann OF epnscnry7tps frafARLE N AnTlxttl.
Postage PREPAID ut tilla Once.
1,At,v yrar STAT Weekly. l JtAe,,.,8 f4HA
Ttl.{4ttkiy.'.,.. U.jU Five cnpci...,... 7.t0
sunday Edltlonx Ton eopeA..sss..ss 14sVQ
doubls ahest..... 3.UUl
rarta Of rear u the patus rats.
wAxrsp-Unp act!vs 1aont Ia zach lawn Nd VtflA8s.
spncfAl arrangements mads wlth auoh.
Specimen copies ton. ffee.
70 r,c,rni dsiay and mistakes, be es and kiss Post
CSct sddrcss In fall, Including Stats and County.
Rei.tances mAy be cIther By drAtt *zpfeaa pca
Once ordor, or In reestsred ]etters, 1t our risk.
1EnMH 70 CRY srnscnrnEna.
ra3 delivered, SUNDAY tteented, 20 oenss rtr waok,
u.Ilr dersrsd. 6nnday Included. 40 ssnts psr weck
Address = TIiE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Csrnsf Nsdtoa aud Dearborn .sta,. EhIcs9o. Ill.
, 1875-05-03

mon On tho frontier OF spelling Indian names 40
A TO make = separate word Of oach eyllhb)e. or
eonneoting them with ahyphen. Thns. peonio
onco wrote Tt CuM Ben or II. E.CuM-SEu, but NO
do not bother With any nucli nonBonao. Nor to
We utito 30 Noma, or 10 uAu,a, Of Co Lo.na, alt
Of which would b qu,ts ~ reasonable - 10
EemitA.
, 1875-05-03

limo Iu Africa.
T1att, r,EnnErosT. Dn1srow, and JEWELL aro
known to 10 opposed 10 thi1tl-torm principles.
Thc Albany journal Ia perple1od and unable
to decdo whether Gov. T1LDEN IL Idgo, Dog
berry, Or FatstqG.
Senator sAnaEANr. Of California, is strasning
overy nervo to necure ro-olection. lie Ia said
to hAvo tho most Pacific lntontions.
Mr. boutwell, Ia now willing to shnke tanda
across the bloody chastn tor consideration.
Tho Springfield Republican says 10
Tho Massachusetts Legislature has agroed to
adjourn afne die next Friday, mid tta doelaioa il
sald to bo most gratifying to tho people.
Tho New York Timer thinks that Mr. 6CnuHz
Ia In tho position Of tho Irishman who, when
climbing ropo, lot 70 to apit on hts hands.
"Tle sorvite alliance Of tho Democratic party
In Oho With tho Catholic thurch !" ia distressing
sonlo Of tho Ropubitcan newspapers good deal.
Cardinal MoCLosgEy'a performance IN New
York the other day is said to bo "no inroad on
| Nopublioan simplicity" aud 4 good stgn for lilo
| Democrats.
| Gov. T11pEN, Of Now York, intends to frame \
general municipal ohartor which stall introduce
q large sootlon OF the Dav Of Judgment to tho
eltizeus Of That State.
Mr.. Kelley, being " tia Centennial candidate
| for tho Presidency" expects to be elected ouco
In hundred ycars md he will begin his career
| IL tho twons[eth century.
a eenouB-,nsnded Fronchman o1plnina that
| pIEnnEroNT's nnlno In tie yornaoular n PETER
| DRDnE. and ther1 ia no reason why lie should
pretend to DO an arIstoerst.
Judge H. X. WILLIAMS, formerly Chiof-Justics
| Of the Eontuoky Court Of Appeals, las bnon
, 1875-05-03

ACADEMY or MuSfC-1fssted strest. hef~eep MAD
t,eu Aul Monroe. Engagement bf tho EmuJ Boldsus
Itoups. "lAaAuae Augota Daughter"
, 1875-05-03


they talk, quietly and with shoir lnRora.
"Tl,orcso." ALEXANDRA DuMAs' latest nove!.
Is raid to b In bis most immoral vein. Il
doubtless r.ote II 10 rasss money. thop.
"MAcx's geography in It fault. vonlcs, moi
Naples, is tho "Brids Of the Sea-" They mo-,
married tselve centuries ago In dry Attic.
DA1LEr and Nto9xAonH, Of tho Danbury Nsr,
and Dan'n.rfan respectively, arc 20 b"sy nona,
dnYa fighting QUO another they bare not time ia
be funny.
EMEnsoN'a fun Will b. but hollow mookary,
jim O'NE1L Inns gore. tnd Gen. Pull snEn1n,S
ID going to DO married.. Tito price Of craps H.
ADVANCE too.
AuDunoxa valuable library waa burned Al
she!byvilo, Ky. and BooHk's great-gsard
nephoW backed out Of duel In Aliaaouri. Aas
for tho daya gone by.
Tho Now Orleans Times stfd AnpREw Jon4.
BON uaod money to secure hs election, and An.
DREW et1es for 1ibo1. That unAiud cut ras
prompted by shoor malice.
Tho phrase, "ombrace rulIgiou.' Ia said Ia
havo originated WITH ccrtain Congregational
proacllor In Brooklyn, whose namohas boon mea-
| tloned onco Or twice Of lato.
an Europc--nok found" was the otncIAl in.
| dotacmeut Of the sutnmopees for A. u. 8roex.
| WE'LL and II. D. lnw1N roturnatl to tho District
| Grand Jury In tho BILL. KING perjury case.
FoAnra, sA1A, nussxL1, md Henry Wit 20
| to India with the Prnco Of Wales, to write lia
journey for tho London Ac.as, Telegraph, Times,
aud Standard. PITY tho comic papors don't tsond
\ Representative.
| The e1prassmnn who advertised himsolS Ia
May-moyors In TnE TR1nuxB yesterday. az.
D.-FusussuEe loaded 80 ss 10 show to tho lost
advantage" was a philosopher, and should ba
| givon foreign mission.
prof. w,tpEn, Of Cornell UnvoraIty, has a
baby wl,alo only inches long, aud ho prou Nv
claims that ho can nay Of this baby wl.nt feu
parents can say of thers that tl!ere'a no blub-
| bcr In ik"-Br0othfa ArGus.
| V.rw,su,.,o 4,,-o.+. y, III. a...~+ors I, 1,A
sALaASEpA7 tuFesss 70 tne ooaoftofa IN oaoA
md the Insurgents might be mot with tho tno-
| houorod taunt about becoming posscssor Of a
| r., =. .., - ,,,,
marc pfe'lous u preparing tan " CULINARY tl3at.
, 1875-05-03

Inc hta Congress tInkeToA the FeFenuQ
laws twice during tho Inst session: first, by
what IN known rs tho Little Thrift bill and,
second, by the DAWES bill increasing tho au-
ties on the bulk Of tho imports 10 per cent,
md increasing the tax on whisky. This Inv
went into operation curly in March, but as
whisky on hand wtas not ta1e1 there hns
been no appreciable increase Of revonne from
TINT source. It is mora Than probable TINT
whisky nude before tho increase Of the tar,
and therefore not subject 10 the increase. will
continue to be sold for years to como.
The tinkering Of tho tariff has failed to in
croaae the revenue from imports. There las
been largo decline In imports. The valus
Of the iron and steel, WOO! and woolens, cot
ton, silk, and linen goods imported in 1872
was $237, 739, ,G88; IN 1873 tho value was
$ls5,o1o,545; aud in 1871 It was only $780,
707,127. So far aa the present year has pro-
gressed, the falling Oh Is in tho same propor-
tiou. In tho meantime tie quantities Of goods
in warehouse aa compared with previous
yoars Inns declined seriously. Nor has thero
boen any corresponding increase Of homo
production in these lines of manufactures.
The fact Is that fourteen years. Of continued
protective taxation has consumed the pur-
chasing means Of tho people. Wa arc no
longer ablo 10 buy Of other nations, md no
longer abba to buy of homo manufacturers.
The laborera employed by the latter are &c
taxed upon all they consume that they cannot
live upon the wages they receive. Ths man.
,,faoturors, having q reduced market and q
reduced demand, are unabo to advance wagos.
The result is commercial stagnation. To help
On the general depression Congress added I'd.
dltioua1 ta1es upon all tho manufactured goods
entering into genernl use, md expected there.
by to increass consumption. IA II people
already impoverished would buy more goods
because the prico was advanced 10 or 15 PEI
centl
Wo arc therefore manufacturing 1eaB anG
importing less, because the people IRE unable
to purchase; and, as consequence, It Is pos
siblo there will be deficiency Of rovonuo al
the end of the year. Had Congress, insteai
Of increasing the taxes On the great lins8 o
manufactures, reduced them, and reduced then
largely, and retained the purely revenue ta1o!
on tea and cofrco, there would haye been III
increased demand for both foreign and do
mestic goods there would be more reycnu
for the Government, more labor employed
moro mills in full operation, and tie grea
body Of the people would havs more good
for tAcir money,
, 1875-05-03

HOoEEY'H TitEAThE-Nandnnh ktEest. sstwsss
CLARK aad l.aSails. Emorson's aftnstreis.
, 1875-05-03

M'v1CKEN TNEAT1tE-sIadisop street. hstwesn
uea,l,ptn aud stats. Enlargement af tbs Partisan
opsra.ttsuETs Tspupss "0!fo{1e,iirotls-"
, 1875-05-03

ADRLrHl T11EATnE-Dtasborn strset. oesnsf aion.
roo. Varsity Hntettain.ncnt.
, 1875-05-03
81 hiNESS NOTICES.

EXPOSITION BUILDING Iake silors, ,tost 1t Adams
stfst&s Exhibition Of Paintings.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
Greatest Event ef Tie agc-fhe Old Eelia
BILE Hannibal d 81. i0Sa0h L. r.
tiN1YS ahead

From mud Gf;cr April Ith his company VII run two
express trains daily, each way, snd a'rang~in 'nt'
hare been made bctw this line aud The Toledo. Wa
bash & Western Railway whereby through train 10
bo known the EaRsrs Ci'g a,f Ne,0 Yprk Exp go,
composed of Baggage cars, da. coaches aud Pullman
Palace sleeping cars, il 10 be from Kansas Ciiy
70 Toledo 90 J. via Quincy, jacksonville. Springfield
Decatur, Tolono. Lafayette. LogaGsport and Fl.
WaJne. srtoHt change Also attached 10 this train IS
through day couch and Pullman Palic Sevpinv car
Though 10 Chicago via Chicago. burlington Quincy
X. T. The New York express via Quincy, m ikrs the
tiine from Kansas City 10 New York in pity h0ars
advantage Ia the travelling public never before ared
CT attempted by any any Other line. arriving in In
diarapolis. Cincinnati Toledo. Cleveland, Ru1alo,
SJiagra Falls Pittsburgh. Harrisburg, Pailaelpha,
Sew York, Boston and other EASTERN cities from three
4nd half to twelve hours in Ryaace oT all other lines
Through tickets and tut! Information cda be obta n
- a, all olsccs Of he Kansas Pacific Railroad. Bag
s.ge checked 10 destination. Tor farther inform alton
consult tnac Tables, address I Pcnaeld, Gea Fi-s
sngcr Agvnt. Hannibal, No. or y Clayton, West
Passenger Agent, Leayenworth, Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1875-10-21
CHuaCH DIRECTORY

rHEsBrrrMAS-w A sinpkIns, Pastor. Preach
scaool, 2:39 +. NJ Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve-
nings.
EEruopfsr EPIscoPAL-Rev. Z. J.. Hill, Pastor,
Preaching every sabbath, at O:50 4. III, and 30
o'clock r. NJ Sabbath scho l, each IA Jbath, at
ga. N. Prayer Meeting, "Wednesday evenings.
Ss7scop.t-Rev. Thos T. Dsoley, Rector. Preaching
e7crv sabbath myr Aing and evening".
CATuoLlc-Rev John Fagsrty, Pastor. Services on
The srcsnd sabbath OF each month II the Court House
rarrrsr--ReT. \. II. Willard. Pastor Preaching on
each So i,ah morning and evening. Sa5b th school
$50 A " Prayer ia citing Wednesday evening
tnnlsrlAX CuURCn-freaching III The Baptist ci''ref
on the u ADD ijh Lords day OF eaca month, by
Elder \. -. Goodwin.
r,aTrsn T. ruERAN-t,. lounr, Pastor. preaching
IN lnr first aud third Sund 81 each IN bnih. al IL
0'cock, \ ~ Second ami fourth eaadAys' At Ne"
Cambria