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New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
IMPORTANT FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS
W 1 1 1877.


Mr.. KassOn, who is still in Washington, Is
reported to have said to-day that an arrangement mas
been made by which he is to take the Austrian Mission
The Spanish Mission to which he had been appointed
has been rendered to James Russell Lowell This change
must have been made 10 persuade Mr.. Lowell to take
some diplomatic post nasmuch lie has already declined
the Austrian Mission lie evidently prefers Madrid 10
Vienna for 1t s said tonight that he has accepted the
Mission. Jasper Smith, Consul at Funcha Madeira
and formerly chief OF the Consular Bureau Of the State
Department to-day promoted to fake charge OF the
Commercial Agency at Nottingham, England position
much more desirable. b. Daskam, Assistant Chief OF
the ndeuendent Treasury Division, Office OF the secre-
tary OF the Treasury has been appointed Chef OF DVs-
ion and w b. Morgan, fOurthclass clerk has heen ap-
place DaSkam, promoted.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.

A sORTIE MADE FROM KARs BY THE GARRIsON-THE
RUSSIANS WORSTED.
CoNsTASTINOPLE, Monday, June II, 1877.
Mukhtar Pasha, under date Of June 10, telegraphs
&C Tho garrison of KaIs made success
tul artillery soTtie and pursued the enemy"
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
RUsso-TURKIsH WAR NOTES.

LosDoS Monday, June IL, 1877.
A Reuter- dispatch from Alexandria announces
Raj the Egyptian contingent Of troops for Turkey has
sailed. escorted by four Turkish men-Of-war.
s denied thai Prince GortchGkon has obtained leave
absence for a six weeks tour.
A. fhcial telegram from CODseBtinople says; "Some
p1Ifals have pretended that Christians have recently
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

NEW ORLEANS, La, June 1.-THE ships Min
ME ii. Gerow ldraWng 20 feet inches Thornde0n go
feet iDchesl, Saranak II feet nchos and Seoto Il
feet o nchesl were put Ia this morning through
Southwest Pass without detention. The bark AtnO,
drawing Is feet inches went through the Jetties
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE RUSSO-TURKISH WAR.
MORE FIGHTING AROUND KARs.

TIIH RUSSIANS PkFPAKINU TO CIV''S THE DN1'o
IN TWO GRFAT COLvnss.
The Danube is again swollen, and II is supposed
,he Russian operations win be retarded. II is sur
missed that the Russians will cross in force both east
and west Of the quadrlateral and that the western
column will act as a field army, operating against
the flank or rear of the Turkish position. From
Armenia. Mukhtar Pasha reports that the kars gar
rson made successful sOrtie against the Russians
Discomfort has revived in Crete and general rising
is expected At Constantinople the Deputies have
sanctioned the loans required by the mihtary and
naval departments
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

been massacred the Danube, in Bosnia and Thessay
These reports without foundation"
LONDON. Tuesday, June IL 1877.
telegram from Constantinople says the Chamber OF
Deputies have voted the credits required by the Minis
tries of War and Marine, and adopted resolution In
favor of suppressng number Of superfaovs posts III
various departments.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
SCARCITY OF SPECIAL AGENTS.

At the POst-0tce Department complaint Is
made about the embarrassment caused by the made
ouacy of the special agents authorized 10y law to
perform the work deyolyng upon them. Many com
pants against Posmasers that ought to be investigated
immediately are necessarily delayed. Only tine most m
porant eases can be promptly attended to- Formerly 1t
was customary refer all minor charges against POST
masters 20 the members OF Congress representing tho
districts ia which the offices located, but OF late this
system has been abolished and the whole work has been
trou uron TIE special agents. These officials are the
- - and cars OF thc Department. and 1t would seem that
there nus be more OF them proper attention is To DC
yn to complaints OF derection OF duty Oh the part OF
POstma.lcBs.
GEN SHERMAN GOING TO THE BLACK HILLS.
Gen. Sherman will set ont about the close
c the present month On of the Black HIS and tie
Yellowstone region Hc will be accompanied by Cols.
Poe and Bacon OF his STAFF The object OF tie trip Is 10
inspect the military posts OF that section, and specially
10 visit two new posts being established one at the
mouth OF the Tongue River and the other at the mouth
OF the Big Horn These posts are about 100 niles apart
and are on the route between Blsmark and Fort Ellis IN
the country recently the scene of military operations
against sitting Ball The pIrpose of their eStiD ,hMeu
IS 20 protect vast region now open ~ settlement
against the hostile sayages.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

near Bennington with two lady cousins OF fhe same
name pointed an old shotgun at them, not Knowing u
was loaded, merely, as he Gays TO frighen theu H E
discharged the gun. VOundiug one perhaps iataAy' III
the breast and the other slig ,tly in the back
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE FUTURE OF THE FAR WEST.

THE POPULATION IT CAN SUSANNA NEED FOR
MANY MORE NEW STATES THERE.
lrRoM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF rHE Tribune
WAsHNGroN, June Ia gentleman who
has spent many years In the western territories mas
Travelled extensively all OF them, ana Is thoiouHhy
familiar with their topography ana resources gives ne
,olIoying es,nate NJ the maximum population they
.I.l.L. mt
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
sulpRuILDING IN MAINE.

BATH, Me-, June 11.-GOss & Sawyer launched
to-day the ship Forest Belle OF 1900 tons burden.
wALDoBoRo, Me, June LITTLE ship Willie Reed Of
800 tens &C sAL1S launched here Ihls IaoTuIDg
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
1uy ILLINOIS CAPITOL TO BE EXAMINED.

SPRISGFIELD, ILL.,, June ia committee,
consisting Of nve of the besknown architects In the
State. viii begin this week 10 make full examination OF
the now Capitol building this city ascertain II tho
reports VI u unsafe condition are we'll founded.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
PrNNEY HELD FOR EMBEzzLEMEST.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.-Pinney was held
To to-day charge Of embezzng the funds oi
the Ida Elmore Mining Company, OF which he was pres
dent and Two charges Of forgery have
been preferred against him.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

PARTIAL RHMoNKIIzATIoN OF SILVER FAVORED
STANLEY MATTHEws's vIEws-THE FOUR TER
CENTS LIKELY TO BE PoPUIAR-A CALL FOR
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
FATAL cARELEssNEss WITH FIREARMS.

BENNINGTON, Vt, June 11.-Yesterday after
noon young man named Blow. while walking IN feld
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
AN ALABAMA DELEGATION.

delegation from Alabama, representing the
Spencer wing OF the Republican party there, called upon
the President to-day to eRdeavor 10 persuade him to
arrange the appointments in that State according to
their hiking They assured him that the only SIMON pure
Republicans are those who organized In the late
cam2aign by the committee Of which Charles f. Meyer
was chairman. The delegation to Cincinnati headed Dy
exGoy william H. Smith, according to these gentlemen
did nothing in the canvass after returning home, and
are therefore entitled 20 recognition The President
said that this new 10 him, and tnat
possibly certain appointments he nad already
made in Alabama might have been ml5t1hes,
bat he should not recall them now, and would
leave them for the action Of the Senate He assured the
decgatiun that he would make no removals except lOi
can e., and would Only MAKE new appointments Wh'Ic
the terms of ocehOldeTs have expired some TAX arose
in reference to carpct-Aaggcrs and the PRESIDENT sNd
tina: he did consider person VINO had Decoih5
bona lt resident Of State carpet-Dakgar Decausc ne
came from the North. Only those who went ,Ouh iOr
the purpgse Of holding Office and made that DuseSS
he said. should he stiSmatized a. carpetDaSgels ne
delegation LETT with the impression that the FFsdcht
had made ~ his mind not 10 make any further cuh@s
i'm the Alabama offices except IN cases ~heIe thc COn-
u,iss Of tle
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12
THE TRIAL OF MARSHAL FRANKS.

Joshua a. Franks, United States Deputy Mar
shall for North Carolina who charged with rendering
false accounts to The Government, had hearing tbls
afternoon before United states Commissioner rant.
Assistant Attorney Wells Of the District OF Col
unba and United States DisrictAttorney Y. L. Lusk OF
North Carolina appeared for the Government and Gen
Henkle and ex-senator Poole for the defendant. The
al yed fauden: accounts Of Franks were presented Ill
evidence and objected by counsel for the defense upon
the qrounds thatihe adays appended 10 the accounts
In queson were sworn in blank by the defendant and
tni sai, accounts afiefward made up IN tie Mar
shas office aud attached thereto, and that Franks ad
no knowledge Of their character or the amounts en-
brogd ii was found necessary the prosecution 10
summon the clerk OF the court at Greensboro, before
wlon Franks sw0re 20 the alleged accounts For tnls
reason hs case was continued aud wii have further
hearing IN ID days.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-12

TIE RUSSIANS TO CROSS EAST AND WEST OF THE
TURKISH QUADRILArERAL-TnE RIVER AGAIN
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-14
TELEGRAMAs VIA HABANA.

L6ndres, noyiemhre IL FL Times pubIica nm
telegrama de Paris EN- que sc dice que 81 Du.
que de necazes ha presentado su tlimisiOn ha-
ce yarl0S diaS.
Ell nimero de rusos muertos, herldos one
fatan hasta el 25 de Gctubre es de $1,000.
I.6ndrcs noviclnbre s. -Plevna 50 halla COM
petamepte r0deada por las trupas rnsas~ Silis-
tria esti anienazada de igual snerte Ia espe.
rama lie los rusos en- el resultauo de Ia guerra
1 su favor aumenta cada dla.
I6nlres, noyiembre 5.-El resultado de los
comiclos electorales para consejeros generates
en- Franca Sc va recbentlo lentamente: perU
muestra ventajas favor del partido Fepnblica-
no.
Los conservadoles de Paris alegan que 0ne-
dara constituido el nnevo ministerio bajo IA
presdencia de monsieur P0uyer Quertier.
Comuncan al London Times desde Paris
qne el goberno espafiol esta neg0ciando para
eontraer un emprestito de 80 00O, 900 de pesetan
co los banqueros de Madrid.
El presupuest0 del ministeIi0 de la Guerrn
muestra una reduction de !, 900, 900 de pesetas
El CroniSta de Madrid anuneia que se va
praceder i instituir una Investigation judicial
sobre las recienteS tentatiyas republicanas ma
ra tnmentar disturbios Y que va 80 ha eiectua-
| do la prision de una docena de repnblicanos I
los quo so leg han cogido algun0s documentou
que les comprometen
Madrid, novembre 6. Ei partido moderade
fha adoptado nna resolution favorable al enlacs
! de s. M el Rey con Ia Princesa Mercedes.
Paris, ilem idem -Anancianse nuevas ven
! taias de los repubicanOs en- las eleccioueB par
conssjeros generates, pero los resultadoe so
aua muy incompletos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-14
TEEEaRAMAs VIA SAN THOMAS.

Nueva- York. noYlemDre 5. Uno
de los agregados ingleses al cuartel
de Mukhtar-Baja, ell captain Nor
man, ha sido expulsado por aquel, y
escribe al Times manifestando que 81
Mukhtar lograse arrojar 25, 900 llom-
.bres sobre Deyeboyun, las posiciones
turcas Sc harlan inexpugnables.
El Estado Mayor h1ngaro de
Mnkhtar ha anadido fuertes defensas
q ErzerIlIi.
Dfcese que son improbables mas
negociaciones sobre la rendicion de
Kars.
El conde de Beust, embajador aus
triaco en- Londres ha informado des-
fayorablemente 4 Lord Derby sobre
ell exito de una mediacion.
M. Pouyer Quertier ha tenido una
entrevista con ell mariscal Mac-Ma-
hon, y Sc anuncia que los nuevos
ministries seran escogidos en- la dere-
cha entire tanto el lninisterio actual
espera la decision del mariscal.
Sc .fa tornado en- la Haya un nue.
vo gabinete presidido por Huskeren
Vankeel.
ldem 5.-El Daily Telegraph de
Ldndres contradice ell rumor de que
ell gobierno ipgles intente mediar en-
tire Russia y Turqufa.
Ell organo de NJ. Gambetta en- Pa
ris declara que es impossible al presi-
dente Mac-Mahon escoger un minis
terio acceptable q la mayorla.
Ha muerto NJ. Duvergner.
Sc ha sentido I'm fuerte temblor de
terra en- Montreal.
Ell corresponsal de Ev Times en-
Paris telegrafla el resultado de las
elecciones del domingo para los con-
sejos generates, ell que consiste en-
haber salido triunfantes % republi-
canos y 8 conseryadores. Estos di-
cen que ell ministerio Sc modificara
como sigue:
PREsIDENrE, Pouyer Quertier.
MINIsTRo DEL INTERIOR, Welche.
ID. DE JUsTIoA, Delsol.
ID. DE NEGocIos ExTRANJERos, De Bro
sIis s
Ip. DE HACIENDA, Clement.
Id. DE AGRICULTURE Y eCoMERCIo, Du-
mas
ID DE cuLTos + INSTRUCTION PUBLIcA,
Montgolfer.
Yudayia no Sc ha decidido sobre
los que tienen probabilidad de ser
ministries de obras pdblicas, guerra
y marina.
Id. r.. Telegramas del teatro de
Ia guerra en- ell Asia Menor anuncian
que Mukhtar-Ba ha sido derrotado,
halIandose ahora en- Deveboyun, y
que Erzerum esta ocupado por los
rusos.
La puerta la nombrado 4 Mehe-
met-All para la defensa de los Bal
kanes occidentales.
Segun los parties turcos, Osman-
Baia tiene bastantes provisiones y su
posicion en- Pleyna Sc consldera Sc
gura. ~
Ell corresponsal de E7 Times de
Idndres en- Paris dice que NJ. PouyeI
Ouertier ha abandonado la idea de
apoyar al Ininisterio.
La mayoria meta de los republica,
nos consta de ciento once votos. !.
La nueva Camara francesa de di
putados sc reuni6 aver, siendo recl
bidap por el duque de Broglie. y
marissal Mac -Mahon positivamente
rechaza un golpe de estado 8 un MI
nisserio escogido en- Ia nquierda.
Sc considera, por tanto, que e
hnico canlino que le queda es hacel
IA dimision y con este motive Sc es-
pesa a. 81 III mensaje especial
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-14
CORRESPONDENCE ESPECIAL
EDEL "BOLETIN MERCANTIL. +"
HABANA, noviembre 7 de 1877.

IlADANA, uONlClAp1C NAC iotfs
La insurreccion cubana no existe va.
Esa guerra asoladora que durante nue.
We amos Sc ha sostenldo en- nuestros cam
pos, destruyendo la riqueza del pals, en-
nombre Gle la independence de Cuba,
defendida por los NAL aconsejados hijos
de este suelo, ha conclude. En- el cam
20 de Ia rebellion apenas queda un cen
tenar de cubanos, y es nnlo el numerc
de estos que tienen signifcacion y per-
sonahdad. En- dos hombres Sc repre-
senta Ia resistencia cubana que eneuen.
ira Espana un fanatico de corazon bien
templado y ardorosos impulses, y un po-
bre hon be de inquebrantable teson
pero nj Vicente Garcia, que.es el prime
70, tiene parciales que le sigan hoy al
combate, nj el marques de Santa Lucia,
que at1n no ahorco sus habitos nobilia-
rios, posee otra condicion que una ter
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-14


Inserta nuestro colega Ef Agente
con salvedades que lie agradecemos
un comunicado sin firlna conocids
sobre IA obra del Institute. Por ma.
que 10 hemes leido atentamente, nc
hemos podido sacar NADIA en- limpic
de 81, pues nj afrma su inc6gnito au-
tor de I'M modo categorico que la
fabrica vaya bien nj NAL construida,
nj nos reyela los tftulos que tenga
para hablar del asunto careciendo.
como con6esa carecer. de la repre-
sentacion de la Diputacion, del inge-
Micro inspector de dichas obras, del
contratista y de la prensa, que tiene
ell deber de ocuparsc de cuanto afec-
tar rpueda neutrality-suspicious. Uni
camente afirma que los rumores de
que nos hicimos eco no pasaa de ser
hdbliuas de alg,nos desocapados, 10
que 'es inexacto, pues tenelnos Ell
tendido que antes que Ia voz publ
ca Sc eocupase del asunto, va un dig
no, diputado provincial habia denuu-
ciado ell rumor EN- el seno de la Co
mission Pcrmanente, 4 consecuencia
de 10 cual Sc tomaron ciertas medi-
das que por hoy callamos, sin re-
nunciar Z ser mas expllcitos otro
dia.
I'll silencio y ell indiferentismo que
aconseja el Sr. P. 4 G. es en- nuestro
concepto, ell peor temperamento que
pueda adoptarse. No es as( como
se hace Ia luz en- asuntos de tanta
monta, nj como lograran destrurse
los persistentes rumores que con-
tiniian circulando sobre la lnateria q
que se. referla nuastro suelto, tan de-
bill y cinbozadamente ilnpugnado por
ell desconocido comunicante de El
40efte.
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Retiramos otros materiales para
dar cabida q interesantlsimas noticias
que nuestro active corresponsal de la
Habana nos ha enviado por ell vapor
ingies.
Llamamos vivamepte la atencion
de nnestros lectores sobre la carta
que sigue
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-14

nes, ediiicios j demas de Ia Seccion
espanola en- aquel universal certa-
men. Importante serd Ia obra j
paeden utilizar la noticia los que
quieran 6gurar en- alguna de las cate
gorfas que la empresa establece. Otro
dia, porque es tarde y Sc va el correo,
enyiare mas detalles.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-14
IsLA DE CUBA.
NOTICIAS DE LA GUERRA.

Per vApoR ING rs.
He aquf les telegramas ofciales prin-
cipales recil dos on Ia Habana por el
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-14

Nueva- York, l0.-Azdcar cristali-
zada s q 81 cts. ID. Regular 4 buen
refno y a78. 0ro 1929 q I.
Caml,ios sobre Londres 4809.
L6ndres, idem. Cristalizada E l
s ch, 8 p. ql. Mascabado { l, |
ch, 8 p. Purgado de la Habana {
l, 6 ch. Consolidados ingleses 963
az. Franceses 6 peS) 1925 Des-
cuento del banco de Inglaterra 5 p.%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-11-14

mandantG MeGranO Qel feglmlentO lnSurrectO
tituado lie Caunao.
Ell mismo dia que Sc saba Ell la Ha-
bana la prision del titulado presidente
lie la trashumante rep1blica, verificaba-
Sc en- esta ciudad la prision de un don
Marcial Catala, que como agente gene
raj de la rebellion, ooupabase en- recolec-
tar fondos y pertreohos de guerra. ITEM
po hacia que Sc proouraha Ia prision de
este personaie, por las noticias que de
q Sc tenian. Sabfase que era habi1 en-
disfrazarse, que oambiaba de nombre, de
domicilio y de fsonomla, eludiendo asi
las pesquisas de la poicla Segun La
Noz de Cuba, sus trabaios en- esta capi-
tai fueron de tai utilidad para 10 insu-
rreccion, que indiatintamente surt1a a
las partidas enemigas Gle medicinas, cap
sulas, rifles y otros muchos efectos, Ca
tala era ayudante del titulado general
Rolof, Y Sc han encontrado en- su poder,
ademas de otros dooumentos importan-
tes, el despacEo expedido por In odmara
de "agente general seoreto. Recibfa
V trasmitla cledenoiales, que impresas
va flrmadas, tenfa en- su poder, con los
nombres en- blanco, In prision de Ca
tala Sc debe al celoso Inspector de poll
ella Sir Trujillo, y con ella sufre rldo
golpe la insurreccion, porque aunque no
es q solo de los que en- las poblaciones
hacen TRACTION la madoe Espana ayu-
dando los rebeldes y tomentando esta
guerra inlcua, no 10 es m6nos que esta
prisinn habra Gle contenerles en- su obra
de iniquidad.
z.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

product used by the farmers ali over
Kansas as they now use it successfully
all over Michigan. Ii exercises power.
tul influence in attracting moisture 10
growing vegetation, and, in a dry season
is invaluable. All along this lovely val
ley strong men, who like the kingmans,
came here with little or no means, are
building homes and opening great and
small wheat farms. Men of force and
character who would give tone 10 any
country. Like the Brothers klngman,
they are planting orchards and vine
yards, and gathering about them some
thing more than the common comforts.
Mr.. j. }. Crippcn, of Lawrence, Kansas,
banker, has opened handsome farm near
Rock Spring Station, over in the county
border. Already he has 900 acres un-
der the plow and will plant it all in win
ter wheat, besides largo acreage of late
breaking, which will be planted to
spring wheat m the coming March. All
this land was a wild, unbrokon prairie
last April. Mr.. Crippcn will open the
whole tract Of 1000 acres and make a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

ance companies in Europe and America
and do large business IN this line
Their high reputation as business men
and citizens, with the character and ex-
tent of their past work j, the best guar
anty to those wishing TO loan money or
buy lands in the richest part OF Kansas
They carry strangers over the county
free of charge, have their offices stocked
with maps and charts and will cheerful
ly answer personally or by letter, all m
quiries about this region. These gentle
men are among the most courteous and
obliging of my acquaintance IN the
Western country. Charles Faulkner, the
head of the firm is the typical Western
man, strong, positive, clear headed and
cultured, comes from the Keystone coun-
try and has always been in the front
rank Of workers for Salina. Fred. H..
Wildman is Buckeye, "A capital one,too,
and ono Of the best and foremost young
men of the city They have liberal in.
terest in all the public enterprises and
are "sound as the wheat Both OF the
firms above. named are made Of men
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
Some of our State newspapers have

Some of our State newspapers have
protested in strong terms against the
nominations recently made by the Re-
publican State Central Committee.
They do not object TO the candidates but
accuse prominent men of the State of en-
deavoriHg to make use of these nomina-
tons Tor satisfying their "vaulting am
biiion." 1t does rot seem TO US as if
any harm can come from the action of
the committee and we willingly place
the names OF the nominees at the head
of our columns. The committee is GER
certainly 20 be commended for having
dispensed with calling convention. If
one had been called no general interest
would have been taken in 1t and poll
ticians with axes to grind would havo
accomplished their aims, and the result
could not have been much different.
Both of the nominees are able, represen.
tative men and fitted in every respect
for the offices for which they have been
nominated, and We willingly support
them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11
Thus smith the Philadelphia Presby

Tins saith the Philadelphia Presby
terian
sit has been found that the wheal
grown in Kansas produces q -four which
can be safely transported across the
tropics At present, Virginia wheat has
"a monopoly OF the intertropical and
South American trade, but as the pro
duet yearly tails off, and tho demand
yearly increases. now fields for its cult
walton ale needed, and kansas is the
quarter to which shippers are looking
Kansas can now go III and win"
And the "fiour center" OF Kansas il
.Ssiina. Salina Will back her -four
against aBv brand in the Union. Mark
that down.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

The Democratic State Central Com
mittee have put in nomination ". Il.
wagstafi, OF Miami county, tor Chief
Justice, and Thos. Wstterson, of Marsh
ell county, for Lieutenant Governor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Four hundred and sfty recruits Tor
the ranks Of Mormonism were quarterod
at Castle Garden, New York, last week.
This augurs not well for the utter de-
ssypc,ion of the triAs OF Brigham
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Persons in position 10 be well in
formed say the vacancy on the United
States Supreme Bench will be filled by
the appointment either of ExSecretary
Brstow or Herschel Y johnson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

Mr. ". I. Dollison, OF the Russell
Record, is n candidate for county treas.
urer in Russell county. The good peo.
pie OF Russell county could not do bet.
ter than 60 elect him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-10-11

A short time since when j, WAS pro-
posed at Rome that the name OF Chris.
topher Columbus should be added 10 the
calendar OF saints, il was discovered that
beyond peradventure the said Christie
pher forgot to marry tho mother Of his
children Hence Mr. Columbus will 90
down 10 the future not ~ saint but 2
great navigator
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Spotted Tail and his comrades attended
church IN Washington, and slept sweet.
ly during the entire service. First les.
son in oivilzat on.