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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-08
Intense Cold.
FROM TwENTY-f0UR TO FoRTY-TwO DEGREES
g3,i,.,. 7, b ts5fa BELOW ZERO.

BosToN, january 7.-Accounts from va
rious points Of New England indicate an
intensely cold morning. At Nashua the
thermometer stood at 24o below zero; at
Manchester, n. H., 27o below zero; Mil
ford, n. H., 2So below; St. Johnsbury, VT,
$50 below; while at Fort Fairfield, Me-, it
vas 42o below.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. January 7.-Cattle-Market durinl
the week active, and prices s@Ac. higher; very bes
2se.: Ordinary, s@sLc.; most sales at Hose.
receipts, 800 head sales, 1,434 head. IIoes-Tht
supply has been fair, and the demand moderate
been steady III unchanged rlres; range, 4GDGc.; re-
GENTS. 1855 head
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NEM AORK COTroN MARKET.

NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
NEW YORK, January 7.-Cotton-Nct receipts
l,l69 bales; gross. 1896 bales. Futures closed
quiet and steady. Sales, $4,000 bales; january
sll.lS@s11 10; February, s1l.3l @sll.32
March; Ia 4tGS1l45 April, s11Ss9@s1 1.S s.
July, s11.S8@Sll.s9; August, S11 .05IS11.97.
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nrATH or 4 wGLL-SSowS DrNwTDpIAN--c0LD-
gsT WEATHER OF THE wlNTER---A WHOLE
saLgTEMpERAScE PIEDGE--suSpAY SCHOOL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-01-08

PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA January 7-Catllc-Saes, 2. 900
common, 4a65c. SheeI~Sales, 1000 head mar
re, active: good to prime, 53i@65c.; medium, 50
5ikc.; common, 4@5c. Hogs-Salcs, $500 head;
CLnGAc.
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I,iiINAEO.

CHICAGO. January Flour duh anu unchanged.
Wheat in fair demand and lower; No. l Chicago
spring, Sl.09: No. 2 Chicago spring. Sl:O77sGl
March. Corn dull and Tower: 42l; cash aud Janua-
ry. 41la@414c. February. Oats dull aud Il shade
lower; 2iac cash. 242sc. February. Rye steadya ind
57kc Pork in fair demand, firm. and quiet 81 %
cash. 81 80 February, 81 42i5 March,. Lard fairly
active and shade higher; $40 cash, S745 Febr,,-
arg, S7.52n March. Bulk-meals quiet and I'M
changed. Whiskey. S1.05.
Receipts: Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat. 4 900
bushels corn, 900 bushels oats. 900 bushels
rye, 1900 bushels; barley, 5000 bushels. ship
ments Flour, l3. 600 barrels; wheat, $4,000 bush
els; corn 5000 bushels: OATS 5000 bushels: bar
ley, 1000 bushels.
afternoon Board.-Wieat dull and &c. lower.
Corn dull and lower: 4lh942c. January, 1c. Feb
ruary Oats dgl, and G@ac: lHWsr Provisions IT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

rrurn tbs Pittsburs iSasi1.
A scens Of avery disagreeable nature u
said 10 have occurred recently nj a funeral
in this city. II seems that young mar
ri-d lady who died had previous 10 her
marriage received the attentions Of g~n-
,leman who af,erward married another
lady. At the funeral Of the former lady
the wife Of the gentleman. who 10 prartic-
ing his profession in this city, repaired tn
the house where the last SAD itos were
beng performed. and when the minister
Of the gospel had finished his eulogy OF tho
deceased she approached the coffin and b's-
gan 30 address the assembled friends and
relatives in an eyciisd manner. from
what could lie gathered from her excited
utterances II would seem that abe Wa
Jealous Of the deceased. and abe announced
that should her husband approach IN"
coffin. even so much A. % look at the
corpse, she would tear out his eyes. Tbs
woman became exsIted and violent IN her
demonstrations, and considerable onnfus-
ion resulted among the Astonished psfsons
present. She was finally elected from tho
room. and for fear that another soene
should occur. q gentleman va dispatched
10 the payemen. outside. where hrr hns-
band Was. and requested him not 20 enter
the house This unpleasant incident has
oooasioned great deal 81 gossip sinos Its
occurrence. especially A. all the parties
occupy high social positions.
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There 10 no question about u. the ny -
utterly deprave,l. dishonest and osers.ss
Iy familiar. He kcsps all --nnsr Of late
hou.., sa4 utterly disregards the laws u
nature and d~oency. He iile- sssyu, din
ing -room.. 49, pas,Akes 81 free lunches
without the least sense Of shame or degrs-
dafion. He eats and drinks Of everything
tina; ca. he eaten or drunken. ssd always
., the expense Of somebody else. and With
0ai the .'igh,e-. show 81 gratitude. Filth
H. !. :. ....ac.iy. 10 him as elegance and
luxury. AM - ... . isos. rspulsirs ssb.t
Of exploring every sooessiUss n,Ass ~ pol
luton and s,rsigh,~ay i~tAking himself
20 the unprotected oheek 81 beauty. ~ the
delicious fepAss of the fAssidions ep,rrrs.
lie delights IN torrnsnting man. and In
A1ets untold anguish UPON him m the u.J
II petty Annoranoes. he .ili return 10
an attack again and again with dixls,ls-
cal p~f,i.t~neT. Bu, tbosgh be " i5ls.
absolute. glu,son0as. p~stsf.soos and Tor.
rlensing, he seems 10 p<l.s he life sallf.
free firm care o. trouble. and d~tzss u
al lzr,. human or divine. ks-trsbufson
osertakr. him tisrongh his spjrtIts. vbep
he IL pn.rApted into siosghs ~ r,os-on %
in,ne1se trap frora vsieb be nsr-r -.
osp~. alive. We b~i,~ye Il 70 q fat tsss
he never de. a natural death He 70
..-.asd IN tea, drowned 10 milk. o. sssosb-
er-d IN r,claAs~., ssd nceasionsIiy be 70
crushed on slaughtered - q p>nal'J so~
hs trmerify. s.z. be nsrer diss Of si,knsss
~ o;a age. Barring .ocidest 90 v,oisnos.
the ~ j. yr.ctsoseiy imna<t<}-a psrrsa-
nal nul<zfre.
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xLvTH CONGRESS.

On the 10th Mr.. Wallace re-opened the
silver business by introducing bill to author
iSe the exchange Of subsidiary coin for trade
dollars. Mr.. spencer. from the committee on
military Affairs reported favorably the Senate
bill suthori.ing the appointment Of DIR. Juniu.
L. Powell. An assistant surgeon in the United
6satee army. In the explanation of the bill
be said DR.. Powell had already rendered ser
vices - assistant surgeon but be could not be
regularly appointed because be served in the
Confederate army when . minor During .
brief debate on the bill Beck gave notice that
tomorrow he world introduce bill 70 repeal
section 1918 Of the revised statutes of the Unit
ed States which provides no person Who In.
carved in any capacity in the military naval
or civil service Of the so-called Confederate
States or Of either of the State in the insur-
rectson during the late rebellion .h.ll he sp-
pointed to any position in the arny Of the
United Stase~- The bill xas read the third
time and passed. Yeas. 50; nays, "a
In the House on moeion Of Mr. Hale. in COM
mitsee Of the whole. the salary Of the minis
Aere - Englsrd. France. Germany and Russia
reported in the bill At sl5.0Oo. was BY vote
II g te 81. Put hsck To the present nyure, ST.
500 The amendment to increase the salary
at the ministers to SPAIN Austria. Italy, Bra
NJ Mexico. Japan and China from slo.Oo to
el2, 90 was defeated. Likewise an amend
ment providing for ministers 70 Belgium and
the Netherland. After reducing the sslari-s
OF Ne ministers 70 Great Britain. France Ger
many and Russia 10 e15.n0o the bill pas.ed the
House. Ths naval appropriation bin vas con-
sidsred IN committee Of the whole, and r.
ported 10 the Rouse and passrd without amend
nen1
In the Senate on the 18th. Mr.. Blaine
called mp HE resolution ca the Southern cleo
dona, and made . ST speech. which fAiriy
opened this main question for the session. I,
veuh b impossible to give in our spase. evsE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
COMMERCIAL.


We are indebted to Meesr.. Lynde,
Wright Co, Of Kansas City for the following
reliable review Of the grain trade.
wheat-There has been nothing favorable
to sellers In foreign markets during the past
week. The indications of lower prices in bread
stuffs that were apparent Tn us At the time ~
writing our Last review have been realized.
Quotations Of wheat in Liverpool markets
show . decline of one penny per GENITAL IN win
ter, aaa ~ two TO three pence IN spring samples
for the week.
The prospect Of further political trsuble-
in eastern Europe is dininishi,. I'D late ca
bles have . pSAcefui tone Oar home msrk~ss
are virtually unchanged So sfectuAlly have
the -Keens- clique IN their devil fsh- mode
If procedure AFFORDED the substance Of the
spring wheat markets there il no life left. The
future il with the elements. A steady cold
winter will bring to market large deliveri..
even though The stimuius Of higher prices be
absent Thee deliveries the clique mast take
from day to day without the usual oonpen..-
fioa Of squeezing the -shorta" such dissasis-
fed individuals have Concluded % leave ths
game alone fos . seasoa-
In the face of dull and declining foreign
markets and the pru~pec;s Of carrying million.
Of bushels through the winter At . oonsiderH-
bic cc<t the Ne- Yorkers NAV conclude 70 IN
Load When confidence in the pre-ent range Of
vaiEe- has bern fairly e-.sbli.b~t- The rub.
azaiDss co.ners governing the ChicASo board
of trade would prevent any unnatural forcing
Of the nArke; fos settlement. while there IL to
much rheas in the market yet unnarhesr3 20
ailov Of t~o or thee parties frinx ab-oiuf>ly
the pro. of bread We cannot bat bop~ bow
eve- that Wall street operators may ooe;inae
TO cax.y our marietta
COMM this market there has ben nor.
life durinx the past ve~k fhAn for aaay s->ks
p-eviosa The disconfss.s in Cei,axo fndinS
their oecrras,oc gone in Wheat, made dab
81 cora and pef souae spes1lssic, i.so IL at-
r,nci,x the price or day fully l. . bash>L
The deal ~~s too N vlel3y for thsn and va
uss have hssn qzi<sly sessiinv hsek 10 their
old r,nes ax.inL ForUsn EA,ksts ass dal
and los.r and ssceks st.H cosiinze is-se
thozxh sonevhss rsd1r~i- Love- fresshss s-s
ahsele.eiy see>,sasy - create ssy spp:ecis-
sin1 i. vsseTs Ga;kesA-
Ry~whAssvsr eha.ss rs sskss pisos 4.
the cersai has essn n ss~of % eeysrs III
rosenerf % Rsrkss - ,scrsaasd ssd a.
pusts skov f.is foseigs demand l. car 20
eA nastes tk<e h - sefs<s s<nAs4 .. 5Se
s4vssss for hesA Va > ses rstses>d-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
Raose,s 0ssssss }.


Mr. Charles kxsa->y. superintendent a
u. gs.rgrs~s Cesns.~TJ. m forsis=d. No.
"a, recently 4>,is tb~ r-esrs~ss 81 Sod
sfriezn e~srsoA irsn csg<zGn wsseh- Ik.s
lsrd .,ABsl, z,oss szgh. - hax.. sst
o.osss=e. cssratas.sbis assr,srs IN esss q
,he yr>enbosa~s. lea .fT<sisr a sss-psy
fszrfrl. ~ a. irssssnos vti ae<sse@ss.
IL osf,~r Afternoon l-siy stessd ~ TIE
bril- ss.is ezrs.zng his xsa~~y s1sz.Ags.
.h-n III lsay s~sh~i bsf>S al .. oces
.xssr 90 a ,.s< lsdy's gser<- a. sss ss~r'y
ND {; IN heS ksnd isso n. tad. aed
sn tvIakisns tk=x orn~Es<s.si e>if ooT-
-riry ksa dssspf>zr~'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

SIn. ye4p Ago a tweive-ysar cd By
nSraed John Ngndsy. whose rD0.ssr ocp
I've. a; sandy Hill. ran away fEoga bone.
snA rosi.ir- "a. bard n ann froEs thu;
,i,ee until shoat ss~ oeIasf On W-iBes-
DAY evening. Inn fne loDsIns r,ssss
IAN rsIk.d in.o the hoo.e a hls fals..
All announced himself - tbs ioss-ios.
an. lis nloshsr s1s 20 os~rrarss VIII
.aSdsn iOy that she sznk n tho srss. ARD
se- .JsEs tine 4 vxs feared liza. TINS ssask
re-aA prove f.,si. hzt sbs r-oos~r~i- xs5
Z lazy - vel imagined ;hs; !; WA yT-
q. Th4aasIrIns Day n tA~s hoos
Tozng Mzcday Yea. % "a % azIffsss
hcras. xnd cas- b>ez pretty n>~,y e. orr-
-. world He fc7ghs The isd.sss - ses
B,s<f HiBs- On TseSi,y evening" he a.
rived On . rs>i s~d~i v.:A srAso. fro<.
;hs iE3s.s.
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A wss.ess pa,sr Dsczf>rfsrss sD
sssns;.-i " Tia Tr.sszp nsyssstsess .
s.r.pl> a y<epsss< pssss fes s.ss seAs
x.s5 s,szis sk@s se szrSs ~iA rr~vsrs
os<ss>ssssszns Han rssn . 70 Isss<sessss
~ yslp q ne rss>v sE:s ossds o. ps<t
xs.l ;is~. vbsn the ssls ~ ssds ~ ssS
ssrsh.rs sn1 q ssy tsne scsia a asss
Aselesssse ~ sssssss 6os IL ss7-
rsorzs.
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Many such Msshern In Phiiade1phia'

Prom the Phiadelphia Tine.
The Sunday-school books used TO tell us
horriblestorIesof Hindoo motherswho throw
their little children 10 the crocodiles Of the
Gapres. Not more cruel tnan these women
was the MOTIF. whose unmotherly con-
duct in court is r-.-crded " another
column. Her ten-years old boy haH- been
guilty Of stealing and had confessed has
crime. The Judge was Disposed to show
mercy TO the poor little fellow and let him
90 horne. Blu. his mother refused 10 take
him or 10 have anything 10 do with hin.
Despite his entreaties she was willing 70
turn her back on him because be had dis
graced the family by stealing. But when
the Judge told her that her child would
nave TO 90 TO the house Of correction her
-e.ishness triumphed over her Indigna-
ton. and 70 save herself from the disgrace
Of having the boy IN such place she .aid
she would take him and put him in a
home. The sound sense Of Judge Briggs
saw tina. such a woman oonid not he trust
ed. and he declinedto put the lad IN her
charge. Preserving the family dignity
she tramped out OF court, and her son goes
TO the house of correction. where he may
possibly learn more incorrect ways than
those in which his youthful feet have al
ready gone astray. II y interesting 70
know that this woman. husband -Orne
tune a.p 81 and struck sut for the
West. Public syrP1.nv ...---12ny goe.
with the poor fellow IN his retirement
from a sphere Of matrimonial eKistenee
which oouli hardly have ben much Of a
pleasure 10 him
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Experlneass with HtaA ese poAAep.
Frum the Am-rsan Asrs-asuriss Ns n~ussnnsw.


The high cost of grain foods in Europe
farmers there have to look 10 Russia. India.
and America for their supply Of oil-cake.
has led the German Experiment Stations
10 examine the question Of the value Of an
imal foods. scraps, dried blood and fish. NJ
substits,e. Numerous feeding trials
have been made with sheep and swine. to
test the hges;ibihty Of dried he-h, blood,
Snd Norwegian fish guano. and their nn-
t.iNve value. as compared with vegetable
foods such as pca-meal. oatmeal, and Po-
tatoes. The animals were fed during dit
ferent periods Of two or three weeks each,
with different foods and mixtures, and
careful weighings made Of both food and
excrements Zach series occupied several
months, and was made with an amount OF
labor and accuracy that would be simply
astonishing 10 most farmers in this coun-
try. Wolff found .h-s. u digest Es Per
cent Of the albuminolds, and " per cent
Of the fats of fssh.meal. and concluded.
with Wild.. that animal albuminoids and
fats may serve Just rs well ~ Vegetable
fodder. From several trials with sneep.
Weiske and kellner conclude that hsh-gu-
ano may he fed with profit. Al hrf the
animals did not relish the hsh. but when
cIxed with eat-mcal they accepted and
sonn at 10 eating II cic-r very gr-ed,ly.
They diges:ei 20 per cent Of the a.s-nis-
ODDS and IS per ocnt Of the fats OF the hsh.
Ii is agreed that these animal foods are a.
nutritious ~ the most concentrated veg--
table foods. A large number N farm Tn
ais in different parts Of Europe bring the
same result An accurate experiment. "
pot E,r,,r,yto, of the Name Agrisultu-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
CRINE.
UpdI iYyo.

Tire jury at Nebraska City found Henry
Jseksou. Henry Martin and wm. & Owens
guilty Of murder in the sscoud degrsa for kill
Ing Chas. siocumb and o1tzagins his vita h
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19
FOREIGN
RUSSIAN MILITARY PREPARATION.

RUSSIAN MILITARY PREPARATIONS.
Russia is known to be making military
dispositions and movements in Asia, but con-
tinuc. to hold hack for the result of the action
of her parliamentary friends in England.
though il is held by some diplomatists that
Engiands quick. decisive action paraly fed
Russia
THE TREATY OF BERLIN.
The Sultan has declared that the ap-
pointment of Caratheodon Pasha To be minis
ter of foreign affairs implies the intention Of
carrying out the treaty of Berlin. and that the
new ministry was formed to satisfy Europe
and attempt internal reorganization.
THE AMER sorELcHEp.
A special says that Afghan officials ar
rived in General Brownies camp from Jel.ls-
bsd and invite the British to advance TO Ca
bul and establish a new government in conse-
quence of the general rising mp against the
Amer
A man named Madden was arraigned
az the Bow Street police court charged With
threatening the life of Queen Victoria Mad
den, il appears, is . harmless lunstic. and hae
been known A. such for twenty years
Bros FoR PEACE
A correspondent saws that he has some
reason to believe that the Ameer has sent .
relative and high dignitary Ia Major CaSarari
ut Dskka. be>eechi3g the British To grant
peace and asking for no conditions
RAyrsHEp.
The Car has banished Nahmoud Da-
mad BY making him governor Of Tripogi. in
Barharia- The unfortunate general left for
his new charge without even visiting his fam
lily. Was he not murdered!
The x,cepoSrASs NAsrrrxp.
A dispatch from Pesth saws the British
consul At Sofa confirms the report that tseu-
" Thousand Balgsriaus have fed from the
valley of Strunma in Macedonia % Bulgarian
territory.
LAST OF TEE rINHe.Ss
Edward o Kelly. the lat Fsnisn prison.
er confined in Ireland. Will be released before
Christmas. Hrs friends are eadeavorins TO
secure him permission 20 reside in Great Brit
AIN
scPf1Us cAPTpEHn-
Vast supplies which TIE Afghan. had
accumulated for the winter in the viIlAees
around Peiva. greatly relieve tie eo..li.sa-
nat Of the British
A Vienna correspondent say. Il i. r.
ported ron Odessa tia. winter ea-rs fog Is
400 Hsn are rsFidly farming nsAr the soa,h-
err frosrer.
| yAfIvH Art.
England vii let India ssh. her OWE
bstsles. and fog that purpose viI Increase he
Indian Amy 10 1900 men
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MISCELLANEOUS.
INTERESTING LEGAL DECISION.


Judge Lowell has decided that some
River signed only by the treasurer when the
bylaws of the corporation required that they
be countersigned by the president, are valid
claims against the concern. on the ground that
the rule had not been observed for . number
of years before the company became bank
ru2t-
DOMINION RAILwAYA
An Ottawa dispatch says that at the
next parliament An act will be presented TO in
corporate . railway company TO construct .
line from the west of the Red river to the in
tersectisn of the Canada Pacific, also . branch
line 10 connect tidewater from q point on the
Red river near Winnipeg. telegraph line
will be constructed along the route.
ACTUAL SETTLERS.
The homestead presumption and timber
culture entries At the Sioux Falls and Spring
field Dakota) United States Land Offices for
the month Of November aggregate over 5000
acres. All this land is taken by actual settlers,
and indicates very rapid settlement Of that
portion of Southern Dakota.
NOT IEr.
Some Southern man has sent to Secre-
tary Sherman . certificate Of deposit for SlO0
issued by the Assistant Treasurer Of the Con-
federate States in Charleston in 1864, asking
if the United States Government would re-
deem it and pay him interest to date.
CIGAR MAKERS.
A meeting Of cigar manufacturers was
held in Chicago. At which resolutions were
passed indorsing the action of the New York
makers, and advocating the tenement house
system. 1t il proposed to make the action
general throughout the country.
The WOMAN WIS.
A one hundred mile walking match for
s400, between Miss Mary Marshall. of Chicago
and Dan Carroll, of Warren. Pa. was won by
The former at jamestown, N. Y, she being one
Lap ahead having held that position since the
ffty-third mile.
BIG BUSINESS.
The records of the Toledo Produce Ex-
change show that during tho past season just
els of wheat, 6.5O0.000 bushels Of corn, and
PAS, 900 bushels Of oats were shipped from this
port
All the arrangements are made for a
prize fight for the middle weight champion
shin Of America and purse of S2.000. between
Mcclellan and Donovan. the fight 70 take place
January %, at San Francisco.
SARATOGA BEND.
The First National bank Of Saratoga
suspended owing to . run growing out Of the
defalcation of County Treasurer Wright
run vas then precipitated on the Commercial
bank, and its doors closed.
DRHTHERrA.
Diphtheria in a very malignant form is
prevailing in the vicinity Of Springfield, ILL.,
Several fatal cases have been reported within
the psst twenty -four hours.
n The ICEBKRGs.
A ship, supposed 10 belong to the Swed-
ish polar expedition, WA seen by whAlers just
returned from the arctic region. blocked in
ice near East cape.
PENSION YoKaERY.
John O'Connor. Of Cincinnati, has been
| sentenced to prison for forging certain PEN
sion papers. He must pay the costs Of prose-
cution.
SITE sEIEcTED.
The commission TO select q site for the
new Naval Observatory has reported in favor
of Georgetown Heights-
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POLITICS.
rlAxsrrxlIxo rHK IyprAx srnxAr.

E. NJ. Kingsley, of New York, member
Of tie board of Indian commissioners and rep
resenting the Presbyterian sect. and also chair
man of the purchasing committee before COM
mission having under consideration the trans
fer of the Indian bureau to the var de-
parsment said We need an army with hoes and
spades fr the Indians. rather than with swords
and rides. II the commission 90 desired, he
would produce the books Of his Office for every
expenditure OF the board, and where purchAses
were made where forwarded and the dispoai-
ton made Of the same. He defended the In
dian agents - . body, and said their whole
sale abuse Was anWarranted. The good work
done by the board has in many instances been
demoralized BY the surrounding military posts.
To his knowledge there was 10 existing antag-
onism between the various religious denomin-
atiOns.
LEa-LEss LE6rsIAfop-
Governor Hampton ley was amputated
below the knee. His immediate friends say
his condition il not dangerous The lesisla-
ture elected Governor Hampton to the United
States Senate. The vote in the Senate WAS
unanimous. The House with two exceptions
voted for Hampton. the exceptions were Miller
and Simmons, colored members.
PROVIDING FOB KxreEScIEs.
The bill introduced by Senator Plumb
to provide for . temporary increase of the
army in an emergency. authorizes the Presi-
dent, whenever in his judgment the exigencies
of the frontier service require it, TO cause 500
enlisted men to be added to the army to serve
during such exigency.
THE sC0AR SENSATION.
The sugar trade pronounced emphatic
ally against Secretary Sherman's proposed
change in the mode of collecting duties on that
article, rs in the highest degree unjust and inn
practicable. Instead of decreasing the temp
tation to fraud they believe it will have just
the contrary effect
10 THE REsCrE
The ladies Of Brooklyn are responding
to the call Of the Christian women Of Utah,
and are signing petitions to Congress protest
ing against the admission Of Utah - . State.
and against the iniquities of Mormonism.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
In letter received by prominent cigar
Senator Davis states that the
impression prevails in Washington that there
will be no change made on tobacco and cigars
this session Of Congress.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-19

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