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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-15

Our WAY!-1Aere are different ways o
making fortune. One is TO secure larg'
patronage by selling better things at a I,wri
price than any one else. This is our WAY
ODER, WILSON 4 Co.
I.OsT-SOmewhere between the depot and
Faulkner 4 Wildman's land Office. large rel
pocket book containing 81 in currency a re
ceipt from 4. & A. +. sander, land agents
and an envelope containing private papers
The finder may keep the currency il he " III
please return the papers TO this Office.
On Sunday last German named Michael
kium was drowned in the smoky Hill river,
just above the Iron avenue bridge. between j
and 6 o'clock r. NJ. The coroner held an in
quest over the body Monday morning. in the
city building. and the jury returned verdict
that the deceased came to his death by aecI-
dental drowning while In q state of Intoxica-
ton. His remains were buried Of the poor
farm Monday evening. Mr.. kium came to
Kansas from Michigan, and has been working
tor Mr.. Myrtle for the past four years. A few
weeks ago Mr.. Myrtle paid him about SlS5.
He came to Salina invested about so in lot
and has probably invested the remainder in
whiskey, As he was without money when taken
from the water. Hahas been In low spirits of
late, and there was prevailing opinion that
be committed suicide.
From Mr.. L. Nelson we learn the particu-
lars Of the shooting of Sam Volkenburg bv.dep-
uty Sheriff Rose at Lindsborg last Saturday.
For several days gang OF rough fellows have
been hanging around Lindsborg insulting and
imposing upon the citizen OF that place. They
were headed by Sam Volkenburg. who threat
ened the lives .of some of the officers
especially that of Sam Rose, the deputy
sheriff. Last Saturday collision occurred
i'm which Rose faced the crowd. Volk-
enburg, with an oath, said he had Rose where
he wanted him and reached for his revolver.
But before he had time TO- pull that weapon,
Rose covered him and shot him through the
head. The peaceable and law abiding citizens
uphold Rose in the act. A jury was empanel-
ed and after hearing the evidence returned q
verdict of justifiable homicide. Volkenburg
was known rs Texas Jack throughout the
west and by his untimely death the country
is rid of a notorious character.
Agreeable to announcement, concert is to
DO given this evening by the music class OF
the Normal Institute. The class has been I'M
der the instruction OF Prof. L. Locke and Mrs.
Presbrey since the organization Of the Institute
and containing, as it does, q number Of our
finest musicians, no doubt exists that 1t will be
an enjoyable entertainment. Prof. Locke has
taught music for several years in this county,
and as musical director has few equals herea-
bouts. Mrs. Presbrey is q comparative stran-
ger in Salina. yet during her attendance upon
the institute she has made many friends and
has many admirers Of her musical talents.
She has q strong, full voice, and excels as
leading soprano. The admission fee is placed
at IS cents. The concert begins at 8 O'Clock.
The following is the programme:
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f'Ound at laSf-Hay.

The place to secure hay is OF e. j. Wright.
He is prepared to furnish hay in any quantity
by the load. In the stack or any way you de-
sire It, and at short notice. Anyone wishing
ahy can leave orders at w. NJ. GARRISON.
Stable and it will receive my prompt attention
and at the to'oest cash price. CD. WRIGHT.
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Baker CnirersifU.

1hr fan term of tina insfitz;Sea bssgs. ->PssTb%s
sth. i-- villa full corp of tssehsrs aB8 .s-
improvements IN The Buildings All ilse -fssies Of
fril pr.EAr.isTy .Rd thorossh osls., oasrss. satA
cks-.sesl AMI ecientS6c tzlzsaf tssrr Alec =
thoro7gh Commercial ba-ises. ooar-e. WITH veal
sas Instrumental. and tslsgra.hy with syrss
sffsnttn normal vork for tiso<s yEstarfng
- taaeh All -1y-a-cs VERY r-1-srsss>- sOr
catalogue aF5iy tAe prr.tierf .ster g fs -
ulty. Eaissxln t4fY. Jsiy. I.7-
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That scientific research and knowledge o
the trade can devise are to be found in til,
clothing sold by this house. Our styles ar,
the best in the trade. DEER, WILSON Il Co.
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AusT,s 4 clAcerv. pres.,esers.
Notice to Teachers.

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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

Having this day dispo-ei Of our bnssnes. IN the
Hardware and Agricultural fmpismsn; trade 90 !. u
Allen. Of the rl Of Irumbsli. Rsy no:d- Alien.
OF Kansas City. Mo We hereby notify ali persons
indehtec 10 either by mote pas; due Eoc0Gnf,
those who have claims against % call If ists
place Of bc.In-ss an perf-c; s~ftieRsnt We cheer
fnily recommend Mr.. ~ silen 70 oar eusfonbsrs ss
. thorough business nan. who Will atfnSsf N
eyrTy sense worthy 81 ltseir patronage.
hfNsAAN. ANDERSON 90.
salias, KAn-. July Ind. i.--.
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| The board also chose J Divelbiss as Janitor.
G.. w. Hixon brought in the most singular
monstrosity we have seen. 1t was two distinc,
| bodies of pigs with but one head. The bodies
were joined along the stomach to the shoul
ders by Q thin skin at the shoulders the bod.
les formed together, and two ears are grown
together on the top of the head, In q round
hole. The head has but two eyes; a nose LIKE
| 3 Calls, and ears on both sides. The crown
was double. Il was born in litter Of eight
healthy pigs, but died soon after birth. Mr.
Hixon desired to have some one preserve 1t In
alcohol.
The Kansas Pacific prescriptions have taken
new shape. On Monday Register Of Deeds
Criss was set to work recording deed Of all
| the lands of the h. r. Railway company to S
j. Gilmore and wife, making . sale OF the
lands Mr.. Gilmore publishes . notice Of the
sale in another column headed Railroad Pre-
emptions. On the fourth page will be found
| the opinion Of Jere s. Black. Ii has been oul
purpose to give all the information we could
gather upon the subject on either side, and
will endeavor to keep the readers OF the JOUR
NAL posted.
He stole q CHASTITY look around. Not seeing
the object OF his search, he asked Cy. Conrad
to show him some jewsharps. Cy. winked nj
his nose and passed over an assortment OF soft
toned harps for the perspective customer to
TEST. after lanuinS An lWmcu>e 7quiu " VI
hacco under the counter and clearing his
throat OF tablespoonful OF ''cotton" the cnsto-
iner placed the wind instrument to his ruby
lips and "whacked" away AZ the tongue They
were not harmonious notes which his heated
breath forced through the bars. At last, salts
fled that he was not Q master, he cleared out
smother spoonful OF cotton" and passing the
instrument over to Cy.. with anxiety depicted
upon his countenance, he said, mister, wont
you show me how to run the scale on thai
thing. 'Sno use time. fri can't get any sorter
tune out oft" Cy. wiltesl. He doat pretend
to know the difference between "Jerusha put
the Kettle on and "ril never get drunk any
more" This Is to teach you that the sale Of Z
, ono cent jewsharp may be lost through fall
ure on the part Of parents to spend $Cs3 on
the musical education Of child.
Cash h the enemy OF high prices. and has
often brought them low. We understand this
thoroughly. and hnd &c does justice % buyer
md seller. We aim to excel asd Seel hat We
hit ~ Oask. OU1, Wu0oH { Co.
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For Sale or Trade.


A first class teh-hOrse power steam thresher
in good running order, fer sale, or will trade
for a farm. TAYLOR MILLER
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Frank Goodnow 4 Co report the following.
Wheat - Red winter, mol. 90 No =, src
No , IS No {. -. white winter, No |. 90
No 3. IS No .53 Not 20.
Spring IS @ i0c per bu.
Oats, i5c per bu
Rye, 2oc
corn-Ear l5c Der bu: shelled. ljc.
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A NEW HOTEL IN SALIVA, KANSAS,
KEYSTONE HOUSE.

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tsszrsArTs Trznsisr1 h--ar3rrs o. O. s-r AkE
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aEtSEu ho&si-Sks NJ -soss Gtocs~
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Messrs. kingman, Anderson & Co. an
nounce that they have sold their hardware
and agricultural implement business to Mr.. J.
n. Allen. of the firm OF Trumbull, Reynolds &
Allen, Of Kansas City. MIR. Allen is young
man OF good business address, and full Of life
and energy. He has taken charge Of the bus
mess and will continue to make that estab-
lishment lively trading place. Mr.. Autten.
of Kansas City, and Mr.. Dempster are with
Mr. Allen. The former is a gentleman Of sew
eral years experience I'm all branches Of the
hardware trade, and the latter No. book
keeper.
Our city schools will open on the 9Th Of
september. the second Monday in the month.
Last Friday the Board met and elected the fol-
lowing teachers for the ensuing year
Principsl-Prof T. d. Fitzpatrick.
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Corrected by Il. T Watson, dealer in Groceries.
IraYIs anil xxr.rx sanfa y.
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Assistant LIST Dept. jeanne
Teacher OF Music-Prof. Z. Lo,
The board also chose j Divelb
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24
NO "a X
PREAMBLE AND JOINT RESOLUTION

NO. T.. e
PREAMBLE AND JOINT RESOLUTION
Relative to the Paris Exposition and t2 the
Whereas, by u Joint resolution Of Congress-,
approved December 15 1877, the invitation Of
the Republic Of France to take part I'd the
universal exposition to be held In Paris In
1873, has been accepted, and the Governors OF
the several States and Territories have been
requested to invite the people OF their re-
spective States and Territories to assist In
the proper representation Of the production OF
our industry and Of the natural resources OF
the country, and to take such further meas
ures as may be- necessary In order to secure
to their respective States and Territories
the advantages to be derived from this bene-
fetal undertaking. Isl
And whereas BY said Joint Resolution athe
Governors Of the several States may nominate
and the President may appoint two honorary
commissioners from each Of the. several
States, which said honorary commissioners
may HDort upon such special subjects as the
Commissioner General may direct, and shall
serve without pay or other expense TO the
United States; and propided further, that In
case the authorities Of any State or Territory
shall appoint q commissioner or commissions
ers TO represent the interests OF such State or
Territory at said exhibition, said cOmmis-
si0ner or commissioners so appointed shall
have the same status in the commission as the
honorary co,mmissioners provided for therein.
but shall not be entitled to either pay or COM
pensation out Of the money hereby appro-
priated."
And whereas, the many ties OF association
and sympathy by which the people of the
Republic OF France are allied to our own, and
the close commercial relations between our
State and France, make it desirable to have
Louisiana properly represented at the pro-
posed exposition.
Be IL resolved By The House Of Represenfn-
tees The Senate C0ncurri1,g, That the Govern
O. of the State be and he is hereby requested
to nominate two honorary com missionerS, to
I've appointed by the President In accordance
with the above mentioned Joint Resolution OF
Congress; and, furthermore. that the Gov
ernor be and he Is hereby authorized to APP.
point State honorary commissioners, not ex-
ceeding three in number, to secure to exhibitors
from this State such advantages as they may
obtain, and to make such special reports as
they may deem useful or necessary for ths
interest Of the State; provided, said State hon
orary commissioners serve without pay, and
that no expenses be entaled upon the State by
their appointment, services or reports.
(Signed) LOUIS BUSH,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
(Signed) LOUIS A. Witt,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Approved January %, 1878.
(5igned) FRANCIS r. NICHOLS,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy:
WILL. A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24
OFFICIAL.
LAWS or THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
REGULAR SESSION or 1915
No. IL JOINT RESOLUTION

No. IL JOINT REsoT IrTION
Inet,.,,ot,s 49,, "a I,
l., ~ t INA an.
mort an s4 - W ,pn,,tsae, IA
ppertain s ~. "a oonsfess efa''hns aAi1 ~
,,, no' ''i' i ,' .oe
whereas, u Is OF the most Vital Importance
70 Inc lntcfest on the state that measures 20
taken 10 redeem ana restore To cultivation the
thousands OF acres o. rich and productive
lands now rendered entirely useless by the tTl-
nual overf10ws OF the mississippi. river, and
recognizing the great ana material benefits TO
pc derived ny the people Of the state from
having our leVees rebuilt, thus enhancing
properties, proyldlng means OIL increase OF
Ine revenues OIL me state Without imposing
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
New Orleans. Tuesday. January "a. 1878.
The House was called to order at u o'clock m.
Present:
Hon. Louis Bush, Speaker, and Messrs. Al
dige, Bridger, Breard, Burton. Bowden,
Brown, Barron, Barrett, Billieu, Brady.
Brooks, Buck, Berry, Bell, Briggs, Brice,
burden, Delavigne, Drew. Dickenson, Dirk
grave, D'Avy. Duke, Dupre, Estopinal, Fobb,
Fitzpatrick. Gaudet, Gary, Gaskins, Gillespie,
Hill of Ascension, Holt, Huntington, IA. M.
johnson, Robert Johnson, Kennedy, Keeting,
Leeds, Leonard Of Caddo, Leonhald Of Or
leans, Lamare, Lewis, Lea, Eagioire, Martin,
Means, Milon, McGehee, NeWsom, Nune1,
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE
FIFTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OF THE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
REGULAR SESSION OF 1873.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Thirteenth Days Proceedings.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24
MICHAEL HAHN,
w. H. DINKGRAVE,

1EOttsJE IhAC1EN.
Resolred, That Aristide Dejoie be confirmed
In his seat as a member Of the House Of Rep
resentatives Of the State OF Louisiana for the
Fourteenth Representative District.
The report of the committee and the minor
ity reports were read.
Mr. VOORHEES, in the chair.
Pending the reading Of the reports, and at ]
D. M, on the motion of Mr.. Wilde, the House
postponed the special order of the day unit
the reports were read and disposed Of
The reports were laid upon the table subject
to call.
SPECIAL ORDER OF THE DAY.
House bill No. A.
can act to provide for the reopening OF
Bayou Plaquemine and its restoration to
navigation"
Was taken up as special order of the day
under the following report of the Committee
on Lands and Levees:
COMMITTEE ON LANDS AND LEvEEs. /
New Orleans. January 49, 1873 !
To the Honorable Speaker and Members of the
House of Representatives:
Your Committee on Lands and Levees,
having had under consideration House bill No
n, 10 regard to reopening Bayou Plaque
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
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REGULAR SESSION OF 1873.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
Indiana Republican State COnyen-
ton.

IHDIASAPoLIs, June 5.-The Rspubli.
can State Convention met at the Metro.
poliLan Theatre at 10 o'clock, and was
called to order by g. W. Freidioy, chair
man of the State Central Committee.
The Divine blessing was invoked by Rev,
.. G.. McCullCcb, of plymouth Church.
Judge Atkinson, from the Committee
on Permanent Organization, made thor
report ssotollows: For President of the
Convention, General Ben. Harrison; Sec
retary, General l.. Noble, and one Vice
President and Assistant Secretary Tor
each Congressional district, which was
unanimously adopted.
The Convention then proceeded with
the nominations for State officers, as tol-
lows: For Secretary Of State, I'a.c :.
Moore, of NanierburE county;
for Auditor of State, General A.
o. Miller, of Boone county
fer Treasurer Of the State, Msj1r Il. +;
Herritt, Of Johnson county: Tor Attor-
ney. Geleral, Judge ID. p, BALDWIN, OF
Cass county for Superintendent OF Pub
lie Instruction, John L, Morrill,, Of Tip
pocsnoe county.
The platform is composed OF the usual
rigmar0le about the honor Of the nation,
sacredness of the bondholders' claims,
and rebel c!aims.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
The Subcommittee.

JACKSONVILLE. Fla June 5.-The
subcommittee arrived this morning, and
commenced investigations Immediately,
holding a session this afternoon. y few
witnesses are already here, including the
Secretary of State, BIorhsm. Others
will arrive tomorrow. A messenger
was dispatched to day for McLin, who
cannot arrive for four or five days.
Secretary of State Blorhsm, the first
witness, produced tour precinct re-
turns, and two returns of the canvass Of
Baker county, the first showing a msjority
for Hayes by throwing out two precints.
Second witness, Cox, formerly clerk OF
Baker county, testified that he made the
first mentioned canvass in favor Of Til
den, and that II was the only one that
could be made from the original returns
of the precincts, as they were always in
his possession.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
Condition OF Emperor William.

BERLIN, June 5.-The Emperor's con-
dltion this morning is generally sstls
factory The Emporer now occupies
a room fronting on Inter Des Linden
and hearing that measures were taken
10 prevent noise in the neighborhOod
requested that the passage OF carriages
on the opposite side OF the avenue and
through Opera square be not interfered
with. The Emperor is very cheerful and
his rapid recovery Is confidently ex-
pected. At the first fire the EmIeror re-
ceived seven shots in the right fore arm
and wrist and five IN the head and face.
His helmet was completely riddled. By
the second discharge he received about
twenty shot in the lett upper arm and
shoulder. The folds Of his military cloak
deadened the effects OF this discharge.
The shot sre numbers four and five
German standard. The excitsment
throughout Germany does net abste.
Every organized body in every town. or
newspaper in Germany, and in many
other parts OF Europe, have gwen public
and strong expression OF horror at the
deed. The SOCIAL Democratic Workmen's
institution has been visited and searched
by the police, and all the papers and let
ters seized.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
NO. 27S

Al do not ssy it il, but 10 the bes, 0 1
my recollection and belief il is. The :es!
is his.
Q-Do you know in whose hsnd writ.
ing the paper Is, It not IN yours2 Al
do not
Q-I mesn the body Of it? Al do
not know
Q-ls the body OF it 8 counterfeit OF
your writing? A-The body of il Is II
counterfeit OF mine.
Q-Wss the original in your hand.
writing? Alt was, without erssures or
interliuestions except the erasures of the
two blots
Q-Was there any envelope on any
Of those letters that you got in the pack
age OF Webers papers? A-There was
not.
$50 there is no postmsrk to show
that you ever sent the Butler letter. A
Not = single one.
Q-Nor pOstmsrk 30 show that YOU
ever sent tbs letters 10 ID. A. Weber
A-No.
Q-No postmark TO show that YOU
sent any OF the letters which You claim
to have found IN al envelope containing
the Weber papers, A-NoEe whatever.
Q-They are IN your handwriting alto
gether2 A-Atrgether.
Q-ls there any endorsement on any
o: them in Weber's handwrlting2 Al
DO no. think there is.
Q-Then there is nothing in Wober's
handwriting 10 identity them A
Nothing, SO far rs | know.
Q--ls there anything in anybady's
handwriting 10 Identify them. A-Not
TO my knowledge
Q-SO that there is no corEobora,ion
of your statement in the letters thom-
selves? a Significantly y)-Ies. there
will be-
Q-IEere Is none in the letters them.
solves. A-No, sir.
Mr.. CoX-Do You mean 10 ho undcl-
stood thst under CtScr circumstances
you would acknowledge the signatures to
5o yours? A-Neiluer Of the signatures
look very much like mIEc, although ~
that time | msy have written somewhat
differently from Whist do now.
Q-liow about Webcr's signature
y / do not rccolcc. Wcbors signature.
Q-ls this letter (handrog one to wit
mesa IN your writing! Alt IT,
The letter was thon pu, in evidence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
COMMITTEES MEETING.

To the Democratic Congressional Ercc"-
uos Committee C(the FIRST District;
DEAR SIRs:-Having been called upon
bv several of the Democratic news
p.pers Of the district and all the mem
hers of the committee that have been
able to hear from, take the liberty of
calling a meeting of the Congressional
Executive Committee st Wheeling, W.
Va, June 25, 1878, to organize and to
sppoint the time and place OF holding
the next Congressional Convention. 1t
ia important that all the members OF the
committee be present, as without COM
plete organization no political party can
expect to accomplish much. As have
been unable TO hear from many mem
bees OF the committee would be pleased
TO besr from al as 10 the time and
plsce of holding the next convention, or
spy subject that is likely to come up, as
we desire complete harmony in the Demo
cratic ranks. Respectfully,
GEO. 9. CURTIS.
Bethany, Brooke County, ". Va.
With other Democratic papers OF
the District please oopy2
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
Brewers Convention.

BALTIMORE, June The 18th annual
convention Of the United States Brewers
Association assembled to-day. An st-
dress Of welcome WAS delivered by the
President Of the local association. The
President of the National Association
read bis annual address, giving de-
tailed statement of the condition of the
malt liquor interest of the country. The
address treats Of the internal revenue tax
system on malt liquors IN the United
Sts,es-a system wholly confined to this
couniry-the only country which, by
means of stamps, taxes finished pro-
duct by the volume entering into con-
SUMPTION. The President refers with
pleasure to the satisfactory relations e1-
isting between the internal revenue de-
psrtment and the association.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-06
Plot TO AssassInate the German I'm
Derial Family.

LONDON, June "A Berlin dispatch
says that the evidence is increasing Of
the existence of plot to assa:sinate the
imperial family.
A printer ut Bozen has been sentenced
to tour years imprisonment tor using
ohouslvo observations with regard to the
Emperor.
BERLIN, June 5-Thirty-seven per
sons have been arrested for speakldg dif-
respectfully of the Emperor IN the streets.
One was sentenced to two and one-hs!t
years imprisonment for bewailing DR..
Nobing's failure.
LONDON, June 5.-Nesrly oil the
special dispatches confirm the news that
the German Crown Prince has assumed
the position of temporary representative
Of the Emperor in transactlng public
business.