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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21

AsrIswALL. Aug 1s-sailed, steamer Acapulco Clapp,
Aux C1Yns. Aug In port schr Mon adnock Ganzence
nom New 0rlean sior iacrsyrn see Misceilany)k d.
BoMBAY, Aug 1OArrived. bark sicsisn, ssvory, Zanz
SeSs sSos shp Puget &
nsnis:TS
Sailed July 81, bark St Lncie Wilson. isuieue, TO load
e., I ss,a s5%s
ton: Lewis ,HaiFc5da ODD MeKcnss; Prince umbutc
g. ,1's s
d waee %
lsdcy. aud Uncle Toby woodsid wig orders Rossisnoi
D aoHossfs SVEN. July sHs"sd brig Clara fSs'; Mann" San
cSsyrsS Ms ATE a,;ds,. ,r s.w Rankin
dts chra:ey n.y TO load . for New S.r York Cam m
jenkins. Londonderry.
ssrpool; Anerola tBr,; Wade sharpness bark Geo b
Dom. @ oS ,nx s4 B;o MORT, ,s,s Reouc x,csc
Coy RILEY "sy. T fs%
Havana. Aug 10 -saiIed steamer niagara Curtis New
nALrAx Aug 15-Arrvcd. bark Providence tBr,. Potter
I'd n s. wayS @
York; I7th Sarah Is tBr). Townsend do.
Gear En- chg %si"' 'SSS
sailed tn ns,k EIs CSor iI Sbs sV, Nor, Olsen Now
York; Ernst Ludwig iIoltx Uieri. for do
MANILA July I'm pert, ship Connauoht Ranger Br)
iansfrd Tor New York; barks Josephine. Stahl for do
Camilla johnson. unc.
MADRAS Aug G-Arrivcd, bark Solomon. Brown, Ncwcns
tie H. .
MoyrNvipeo july port. bark Megunticook lem.
In way. from Rosario aud Boston.
SyDSvy. Oh Aug 2o-Putin. bark scotland (Br),
Wcmorc, New YORK for Hsvrc Miscellany,
PANAMA. Aug ii-Arr'vcd steamer Alnska Howell. san
francisco -
PAwpftoS ~ Pea July 2f-In port. ships Empress
india tBr furnsworth. BENZ Scwali, Pennc Paul Re
verc Mullen; Chrysolite t3rl. owen, and John Bryce,
Moi>c. LOG. -
Tapley smith: Maritime Union (Brl S.nford Grace,
Wilbur; Harry Morse Drummond banks annapolis (Br
Deap and Hester Blanchard. Hardy, all ldg.
roRr SPAN, July 3)ln port, bark Inmn tBr), Peter
sen Tor Boston brig sawyer for do do.
Ponr MuLGp,vF. Aug 1C-Passcd south. schr Albert W
Smith :. :, -, ,,,
Hampton Roads - -
sri ,mSS NJ Aug Is Arrived brig Gaucus Br), Bow.
TiicAnuASo July s--saed. bark Hosea Rich, Menes,
Cape Town. 49,, go, -.
Sailed July T. bark Eimiranda, Lamphcr from Auck
aad) Cape Town; 2Uth ship Eivira Alvarez Nic Lefe
In port My 10 bark Courser. Keiiman from Auckland
WINDSOR Ms Aug s-,iearcd. schrs NJ y Mahoncy, Per
Kin. Philadcphia; ilth Mary u Amsden Maker. New
York 18th, Blake Ncalv, do; David TORY seville
Richmond; 10Th, Abbey Watson, Lord, Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

AMsrKRpAn. Aug 1sArrived bark Pusnacs (Nor Psnde
New York.
AALsoRc Aug 1s-sai,sd. bark Betsy GUIDE tNor,. Due,
United Statex
ANTWERP. Aug l8-Ssied, steamer Steinman tBclc)
Lcchere, Now York.
BRExEN Aug 2O-Arrived ship Livingstone (Br). Crosby
Baltimore; bark Ema tGer,. Schultz, New York.
sniicd 2oth ship Therese Ger, Meyor. Savannah; bark
Leocadi. Ger. wenke. Now York.
BORDEAUX, An. 1s-Snlcd, schr Vim Frederick, Amos,
Baltimore
BrLpoA. Aug 1s-saicd brig Spray Bloom (Br,, Cantor
United States.
CARDIFF, Aug co-Arived. bark Forest Belle. Noyes,
Bangor. Me.
CnossIApr. to Aug 2O-Arrived bark Tetens tNor,
rcksen, Richmond. Va.
COPENHAGEN Aug I6-Anivod. bark Doris Gerdcs (GeD,
Hammann. New York.
DEAL Aug 1s-Arrived barks Teius (Nor). Johanneseu
Richmond for Esinoro; 10th, Darc Aus. Rasusen, Bst
for Dunkirk.
GENOA, to Aug 2O-Arrived ship Scioto (Br) Mitchell,
New Orleans; bark AMMO Burr. Simpson. New York.
Sailed 14h. bark Bocart tBr), Reynolds New York.
GIBRALTAR, Aug 13-Arvcd. brig Kate (Br). Fsder New
York (rnd sailed for the Prrus).
Sailed 18Th bark Oonildenxa UtaD. Lavagna drom
Gcnoa), Now York.
Hull. Aug 2O-Arrved. bark Federico 10 Svevo UtaD.
B,anehiel. Now York via Queenstown.
nAvRK. Aug 17-Arved, ship John Clark, Pendeton,
Bombay.
Sailed l7th bark Belvedere (Br) Doyle United States
18Th ships Scotia. Baker, Bath, Nc; Nunqusm Demio,
Cousins Southwest Pass.
HOMO KoNG- Aug l9-Arrved previously, ship Great
Admiral. Thompson, Liverpool.
Arrived 18th. bark Thomas Fletcher. Pendeton Newcas.
tie. NSW.
L,vEnroo Aug 30 Arrived steamers Copernicus (Br)
Petrie. and Enmore tBr) Hopkins New York ship Esk
dale (Bx). Currie San Francisco
sled 2oth, ships Con shopley Springer Key wes I'm.
pirc Of Peace Orr. williamson Norfolk
LoNpON, Aug l9-Arrved bark Colchester (Br), Rettie
Now York brig Stella lodge tBr), NuEont do 2Oth ship
Deveron sB Patterson do brig Ann (Br,. Jameson, do.
IBT Aug IsSailod. bark El'sif tNor), Hauge United
States
terson Baltimore lana from Innishowen Head 2Oth).
MANILA Aug lOArr ~ed prevIcusly ship Cyclone. field
Singapore
MALAeA Aug 20 Sailed. steamer Aioxandra ,Br), Nc.
Kay. New York.
NEWCASTLE r. Aug 9-sailed, bark Axiaia tBr), jack
San Francisco.
QUEENSTOWN, Aug 1s-Arrived. barks Cousiglio UtaD
Cousgiiere, New York: Frstet Afecco HtaD, Arecco
Philadelphia Serena tAuS, Ga-guorieh. Now York
2Oh bark Enerxis Uta Corvette do brig Duchess (Br)
Stephenson, Charleston
ROTTERDAM. Aug ls-saiied, bark Speed (Nor. Olsen
United States.
ST NAzAiuE Aug I7Sailed. bark Midas (r) Cam pbei
New YORK.
SWANSEA Aug 2O-Arrived. brig Eliza Morton LELAND
Liscornbc, HS
vALEvCIA to Aug D-Arrfved. ship Edith Troop ODD,
Croker, Pabelion de Plea.
vLrssNGKN, Aug 0-Saiicd steamer Rotterdam Dutch
| Wis Grom Rotterdsm). Now York.
| Sailed from - Aug IT, bark Gehon G.ap, sch,au1no
! New York
| LONDON. Aug 2o-ship Elizabeth tCcr), nalbers,adL
from Aug 16 for Baltimore. has put back dam.
| aged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21

Andrew Collins of No. 409 East Sixteenth street.
who was stabbed last Sunday evening while playing
cards in saloon In East Seventeenth street. is sup
posed to be MORALLY wounded One OF his assailan,s
James Daily, arraigned in tho Fifty seventh
Street Police Court yesterday morning, and held by
Justice Morgan TO await the result of Cons's
injuries Hugh Warren and NJ ichacl Curly were also
Notwithstanding been witnesses OF the affray--and
sen, 10 the House Of detention. man named Kicn
and James Bailey. of No 420 East Eleventh street,
wcro also IL is SAID, concerned in The assault, tbut
havo not yet been arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
WANTED TO BE SHOT.

John Steiner, thirty years Of age, went into the
Ninth precinct station house sunday, and requested
Sergeant I.atty shoot him. Instead OF complying
with his wish Sergeant Iatty scnt for Police Surgeon
Terry who discovered that Steiner was sick and de-
lirio,,s. He was removed TO the Flabush Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
JOHN GoDKtN.

John Godkin, OF the Brooklyn Mounted Police
Squad died at his home, No $50 Bergen street. Brook
Iyp, yesterday morning Godkln served in the late
war for the Union, and attached TO General jour
dams stan Alter the war he appointed on the
Brooklyn police, aud acted Tor some time anitor at
l.oIcc Headquarters. On the organization o: the
mounted 50 uad Godkin transferred II, by ms
own request, aud had the reputation OF brave and
efficient officer. Ho man remarkably high
q,at
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
WANTED TO GO TO JAIL.

william Clark, OF No 1872 Ninth street, charged by
his wife with assault, and battery before Justice Guck
Williamsburg yesterday pleaded not guilty and
questcd au adjournment OF the examination. THIS
being refused aud the assault proved the Justice said
he would place him under bonds TO Keep the peace
This Curk declined and begged 10 bc sent TO jail He
SAID his sister in.law had separated him and his wife,
and instead Of assaultng her he had merely chung
her and begged her TO return home. Hc was accom-
modatcd with u commit rnent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
COLLINS DYING.

Dr. Kalish, in charge of surgical ward No 80. In
Bellevue Hospital, stated last night that Andrew
Collins who had been stabbed by James
Kilcen, could not possibly survive his injuries
and that his death wns likely to any moment
The police Of The Eighteenth precinct wore mid
night engaged Watching house In this city, 10 tho
hopcs of capturing K,leen but no HAD not yet been
TAX into custody.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
JouN GopK1N. POLICE OFFICER.

John Godkin OF the Brooklyn mounted police squad,
died al his home, No. $50 Bergen street, yesterday
morning Godkip, who was OF remarkably high stat
urc was Tor several years In the army, and served
during the rebellion on General Jourdan's staff. with
the Army Of the Potomac. He was appointed iantor
OF Police Headquarters, Brooklyn, when his former
uenera was made President OF the Board OF Police.
When tho mounted police squad was organized G0dkn
rcygncd his janitorship and entered that command.
lie was brave officer and esteemed by his associates
and his superiors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
TIE GUNSER MURDER.

BY consent Of Messrs hatcn. Petit and Mckenua,
counsel for Jacob Elsie, arrested on the charge Of
numbering John Gunser, at East Williamsburg tho ex
animation of Elsie down for to-day, before Justice
Marshall at Newtown has been adjourned until Tues
day, tho 2sth INST The hearing in the case OF Mrs
Gunscr, arrested on the same charge, and Of Adam
Martin for perjury are set down for Saturday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
X-GOyERNOR VIGIL,

Ex-Governor Vigil, the 0rst Secretary and Second
Governor of New Mexico after tho American occupn-
t,op died at his residence IN Santa F6 on the l1th
inst He was widely respected and generally known
as a stauch friend Of the Americans.
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MURDERED IN A BARROOM.
PHILADELPHIA, August 20.

PHILADELPHIA, August 20 1877.
ThIs evening William Bernhart and William H.
hoffman entered the saloon OF Joseph Mssinnis, on
Fourth and uaIlowlill streets very drunk. Being
,,s.d beer they became troublesome wncn Patrick
nonobuc the barkcepcr struck Bcrnhart on tho lct
,no,c w,th n beer glass IRON the effects o; which o
siea IN a few minutes. Donohue was arrested an
Rernhart was removed TO tho Morgue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
SPOKEN.

Ship II Norris Or) Norris from Bremen Portland
Roads for Delaware Breakwatc Aug 49, lat 40 IT. Ion
II 20.
Brig rowncr Perkins. from Porto Rconor New Haven,
Aug of Nantucket
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
DON rRpERICo ERRAZURIz.

Don Federico Errazurx, ex-Presidcnt OF Chile and
vice President of the Council OF Ministers, died sud
denly in Santiago on July 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
SAILED.

Banks Northern Chief Br. for Rotterdam; Luigi GtaD
Bristol: Lizzie Wright Br,. Cork Ronsncs tbr iIavre;
brig Sportsman Nor, Langcsund (Norwny'.
Also sailed bark Sokot0 (Br, from Uavrc), Tor -.
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Arrived at New Bedford Aug TO- brig Moore, ltnssev
bnrbsfos Jan 10. with % bbis and is do VIII OIL Sent
home voyage 800 bbls 5poke Aug q. of iatteras
Ground schr Acyone Fisher provneesown. i50 bsls
and Az do VIII oil lesking badly would be home Sept
Aug ~ lat 10 80 lon "a 10 schr Sarah Lewis Cook Bos
ton lso bbis: had rongh westhor and leaking badly
would be homo Sept 81 July 3 25, Ion 65 20 sehr
Edward Lee, Atkins, Provlncetown. Is bbls sp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-21
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

EAsrroRT Ang i5-The red can buoy. near tho Beacon
in West Quoddy Bay has 1t Is missed during this
foggy weather.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer,

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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AMERICAN PORTS.

BOSTON, Aug Is-Arrived schr Mary Fcmcrick, Rich.
arda Baltimore mot IS telcRranhed,.
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Sails. DssfsnafionI q
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WEATHER REPORT.
FOREIGN PORTS

noLyHEAp. Aug 30. pm Wind :. fresh.
PLYMOUTH. Aug 20. PM--wind s. fresh, with raip
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
Suffering Jim.

Suffering jim has returned During
the exciting period Of the historical
strike in Pittsburg, he was soiourner
within the gates Of that rIotridden city
and an eyewitness 90 So many scenes,
ludicrous and sorrowtgi, that his rep0r-
tore OF anecdote is almost inexhaustible
An old friend encountered him on Vine
street yesterday, and after salutations
most cordial and something el-o little
stronger than cordial, Jim opened up
the secrets OF his heart 10 his companion.
"J,i.iist yOn at down en- this ere
b-b,beer-keg," says he, chill t-t-tell
you all about EN-" So they each pre-
empted a beer-keg within easy reach Of
supplies il thirst should ovcrtake them,
and Jim unravolod the thread Of his dis.
course
you s.s.cc, it was an aii.f-fred hot
day when they b-burned that depot, and
the way them p-p.pOor p-pcoplo PIPER
spired Carryin' away freight and l-lug-
gage was iist simply awful 1t was m.
more like an informal b-big bake.oven
than anything else. There was them
ch-chi.dren OF poverty a Robin the
freight cars and p-p.ovidin' themselves
with the necessaries of ilie, 1t was a
m.mighty affectin sight, to see EN- |.
laborin' for their families that way.
Why, | saw an old cocoon totin' q keg of
brandy straight up that stoep hill from
the d-depot Ho tugged and beloved
for about an hour till he got her to tue
top, and IL must have been nearly 1.-TWO
hundred feet, blamed nigh porpendicu-
lar. When be got her to the p.pinacIo
be went TO easin' her d.down 0tf'n bis
shoulder, bat she got the better OF him,
and whom be lost his grip you ought to
saw her ec-scoot. Size skipped down
that bluff like rabbit, and whom she
landed agin u rock q, the b-bottom that
man howlod such a bowl that thought
he had the ch.cholera. Thoro wasn't
enough b-brandy left for a s.s,smeIl.-
Cincinnati Star.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01

Weather proit-tbe sale OF ulsters and
umbrellas.
Russia is going to let another loan.
She should have let Turkey alone in the
first place.
A Yankee editor, in bis financial arti.
clio says, money Is close, but not close
enough TO reach"
never had man cum to me for ad.
vice but before he got there he bad more
advice to offer than 10 ask for.-Josh
Billings.
There are beautiful warm soda springs
in Colorado, and people who go bathing
in them at once oxclaim: ooh, but this
is soIa-icIous !"
"Will you please insert obituary no.
tice 2" asked an old gentleman of q
country editor. 81 made bold TO ask il
because | know tho deceased had a great
many friends about here who'd be glad
to hear his death"
A patent has been taken out for q
protecting stern for The use of book
agents and hghtnIng-rod men. 1t is
automatic and spreads out double row
OF spikes, like as inverted peacock $ tail
whenever the wearer turns 20 leave the
house.
eyes, Gentlemen, certainly, of course"
said Seyenth-strcet clothier; "il you
want PAIR Of pants, step right into my
pantry # vest, walk right up TO YES
try AID If a ooat,-hore, Jacob, show
This pcnt. mar fnfD the cotrria This
way, this way, gentlemen.
"Did you s.eal the compla,nsnts
coat 2" asked the magistrate of q seedy
individual who vas arraigned before
him. II decline to crafty the morbid
curiosity Of the public by answering
that question, responded the seedy in.
dividual, witt 3 scornful glance st the
A misery Millionaire = asked 10 con.
tribute 20 = charitable fund, but declines
10 DO 80, whereupon the lady paironess
upbraids him for MS stinglness. "Ah,
madame" he says ssdiy, "it we rich
people liked 10 be generous We should
be too happy. We must deny ourselves
"When die LEI me be buried within
the sound of the hammer, the clong O.
the workshop, the hum CT the mill"
says the candidate In bis speech. And
then he goes home and sests himself in
bis rocking chair, while his wife carries
the coal out Of the cellsr 70 get The sup.
per with.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
An AWfDl Bite.

Everybody in Burlington knows JOIN
Oglesby, the book keeper at Dope &
Smartsman's S, down on Main street. W.
suppose that Mr. Oglcsby is the quietesI
man that ever opened his mouth to
speak. He is 30 even-tempered, SO
peacefully calm, so innocent, that i,
would do person good to see him get
mad once, and howl, and swear, and
rave around. But he never does, and
now we don't believe be ever will.
Yesterday afternoon, about 3 o'clock, he
was walking out for breath of air,
very tired OF the desk, when he dropped
in at John II. Gears for quiet chat.
Some of the boys in the store had just
baited a steel-trap and carefully set it
down on store box, and what should
Oglesby do but TO back up 10 that box,
hoist himself up and sit right down on
that trap. Ofcourse 1t went of like 4
savings bank, and caught bold of Mr.
Oglesby with grin like besetting sin.
Oglesby never said word. He got of
the box with an injured look, snd walk
ed back 10 his own store and went
straight to his desk, whore he worked
oil the afternoon. Occasionally be
paused in his writing and stood with his
pen poised in the air, and then q griev-
ed look would steal-over his face, and
the clerks in the store cay they never
saw him come so near expressing emo
ton Of unusual nature Us he did at those
times. But he never spoke, and with n
heavy sigh OF resignation he would re-
sumo his work. This occarrad quite a
number of times during the afternoon.
And all that time that steel trap clung
TO him like the faint OF SANDER, with its
Jaws set so hard that il never elanked
ratified under the concealing curtain OF
his coat-tails. And up at Mr.. Gears the
porter WAS just aching TO set on eyes
the son of a thief who had stolen the
next governors rat-trap, and was Won
dering if Mr.. Gear couldn't hang the fell
low, whoever II was, right after election
day.
Well, 1t wasn't till tea-time, when
Oglesby had put avsy bis books and
locked up the safe, and was about
90 start home, that any one spoke TO
him about his distract manner. Then
Mr.. Dope, the senior member Of the
firm, remarked to his book keeper that
be didn't just look like himself Mr.
Oslcsby looked at his employer very in,
tently.
al will never" he said with great
earneslness, al will never go into John
III. Gears store again.
"Why,' exclaimed the astonished
merchant, "what on earth is the MISTER
with you aud Mr.. Gear!''
al Went thore this afternoon, replied
the book.keeper, "and went 10 SIT down
on box, when the Irish setter, that dog
Jake OF bis, reached up and caught me
the swfullest, cruelest bite that mortal
dog ever gave TO human man; and do
You know, it's awful hard 10 think.
sometimes, that he hasn't got bold of
me yet"
And then Mr.. oglesby reached around
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
Increase Of drunkenness in Great Britain

Increase Of Drunkenness in Great Britain.
The Rev. W. Cain gave, 10 the late
meeting OF the British association for
the Advancement OF Silence, some sta.
stistics upon the increase Of Drunken
ness Among the working Glasses, which
are of painful significance. According
to his report, the quantity of spirits
drank in the United Kingdom in 1872
was 26,87l, 1873 gallons, OF 2,708.53 gal
Ions more than in 1871. In 1873 tho
consumption of home spirits, amounted
to 28,908, 50l gallons; Of foreign spirits,
1929, 700 gallons, OF wine, 1892, l04
gallons; total, 57,459,3l4 gallons. In
addition to this there was consumed l..
076, 844 .94l gallons Of beer, and about
lS,50O,900 gallons Of British wine, cider,
cts, -making IA sum total of l, l52, $685.
l56 gallons OF spirituous and malt lou
ors drunk in the United Kingdom in the
twelvemon,h ending Dec. 81, 1873.
The committals for drunkenness were /:
1869 Men, l,325; women, Ga; total, 1904.
la0-Men, i5esi women, sg+i total, 1882.
lo7d-Men' l,6J3i wonsa, 1875 total, 2.s5E
1s2-Meu, ,SUJi wcInen, ga, total, 2,74i
1S'S-Aen, z,Os5j women, l,Il3i total 3,2J9.
In one jail we find the commituls had
increased go per cent. in FIVE years. In
Manchester, during the year ending
March 81, 1873, there were $3.50 ap.
prehensions for drunkenness. This was
993 less than the number Of arrests IN
l872,-the decrease owing to tho Licen-
sing act, aud consequent earlier closing
of public houses. But these figures re.
veil but small part OF the evil. The
committaIs of women in five years had
advanced 80 per cent, Of the 1920
committals in the Liverpool borough
Jail during The year ending Sept. 80, 1873,
6,673 were women. This Increase OF
drunkenness was attributed by Mr.
Caine to the higher wages Of the work
ing classes, the fewer hours of labor,and
the increased facilities for obtaining in
toxicating liquors. To the sale Of liqu-
or by grocers he referred the increase of
drunkenness among women
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS ADvs.
Election Proclamation.

S7r,rvr,s r,-.r-r ~.rrNr CorSrv, ksSsks
~''' S,tf~t tsctollsr ). ISL
y,R0fI AMNIIpS - hsrei,s made 10 ths qualified
fI.,tsn vii o., hyld IRE several voting pre'neis
Tssisy. t1s sfR de o. Norelaber. 4. d.. So
for tae purpose &C elecpg the following 'foer' va
one county rrca-ssrcT
Opc toarty clerk
Our toaaiy sur ever
One >hci1H
t,as R.s l-isr Of Deecs.
oSs I I5aafy oossoner for each Commissioners
k-,i5. f.llsu.ss rosu.aio oncsrs. to-wu,
>r g. gt4 --sr1.l1g
tova,sip ;gl-t,e, township. elcr>, township
rus6 district sid t,vnshlp, sad justices u tbe
peace.
! tow ship trustee. towashtp clerS. township
rvasur,r cogsta1ivs aafi rsai vyeFseer iog rsch
rossi district "a said -washir' ands Justices 81 'ns
peace .
roid ov,rseer zach road dlsiFet ia sad tov1saP.
sad Justices OF thv pcsce
Sprfpg Cr-et TslsrsAiP
'rasiee oIyFS, trvtsaryt' ernsiseles andi
road ovrsrcr ioE zach road dlsirie IN said township
and j"''ice' 0i 'h' l gsses s,,.,,,.,
trustee, ~, 'TS..Ti S.,s sS,'A9sss 49,
-0' ''''''''' > is. as u rsii Ts.s~sAss
trustee, l trSasurCr, C.vrS. csu.ta6ls. snd
road oye5svyI rven rvad district sad tssashp,
and lstc~s VI TIE peace
trustee, l treasurer, clsrG, constsblss aud
rOsd osvrsver fI eAeh read district In said township.
and : Justices OF n p- tc<-
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trustee. isa-assI esIs eohsia5lSs ssd
aud JusI.css OF the prsGr.
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trustee, treasurer. ! clsTN, constsclss sad
resi- vvvIscer Tor each road dsgfIcg IA saI 10 sashp.
and 2 Justices u tS peace
Lt1s-fy Tot-EsA'p
! trU9tee ! treasure. c4sfk, : oonsiables AMI
road oyST5Ssr tor each road dstrct ia SD township,
aud jJ-lCes ol the peace.
Etretl TBsszsAfp
trustee. treasurer, ! clSrs : constablrs and
rosd oyrTErtE IJT sslh road district Ia said township
and justIcV- OF tbs pv'cs
Esst GEEK Ts,ststip
trustee, r,4-urvr, cgIk . jgat ccs Of the peace
cVnsiHJles and road csSfsecr ior each ROAD district
Sc,0-s0., TotsnSsip
1 trustee. l TREASURE, ClcrA. . cousiRbics and
road To- each road ,s.rict sst t1vnaEip
anu justices OF "a ptsce.
D4gf8S T0trsA!p.
trustee, treasurer clerk. justices cf the peace
constAbes and road oyegseer oT each rosa district
said township
The voting places IN Dayton towd,hp are the school
houses in school districts nos Gut IS.
SuFokJ Ftso T5sz-sAfp.
trustee. treasurer clerk tulrt-ea 90 the peace
n-tablcs and rOad 0vev-r i0E each Euad district
in said township
Oiyen under my hand this sla day Of oclohsr A D.
ls-!. SAM e. Lose,
sheriff Saline cognty. ks1sas