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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-27
How and Why She can Supply
Goods Of every Description
Cheaper than They can he
Bought in San Francisco.

We answer-because she ha> advan' ages
pos ,ss,d by no ether oca.ity- ing IL
Il eli hi cEares b, NO wharf rate, low rents and
light expense. Ter III Ich nts by di ect
fl, Ill the iai G. manuiaci orits ot tn ast ana
have The 60, de shlpp' d by rail t. III il doors.
Sacramento cont.i ms some # the Oldest
and NO hfmly - abii, he'd nIerean lie houses
On HIS 4-i.-lAc,.i m eV rs hn i'll the
line Of groceriee, b rdwafe, agr ult ri inn
pltm nLs, paints ana OILS, s.ati merry, crock
ely liquors, or, Is, clio hng ca PETE, CAB
httInhs, Jewelr woo0ehw re ana e,r, hen.
ware, furniture, stoves AID tln~are, boots
an0 shoes, exc.
Her manuf. ctu. es re extensive and varied,
i, cluuins celIial e. wagon machinery,
brass work, pail ana br, boxes, broom"
aid matches, y ows harness, cloth; gloves,
colf, csiOney. lo'teIy. iron work, sarhe-,
doois &c, sap, yeas po~ Ger, marble orAs,
pump, windmilis, fai n.ng ills, leather, e.c.
her lun bel yards are am ng the most ex-
tel si,e III the state; her foundrIes aid
II acnine .hol an, ny The best; he, b ewelies
nun eious d good, ia fact the,e lie MOI Il
line OF busil eos hlch niay b mentioned
which Is No. feple senIed III cramento.
she p ssesses many fine dty goods houses,
ell thiAg uses, Ill iine.y shops, fancy goods
= ores, e,c., I book ma news depo,s a.. of
the best. she 10 sesst evtry facility Tor
DONG IN style OF ihtinB ana bindILg No
be er hotels Or n4arAets can be founu any.
wnele.
Interior merchants intending to make pur-
cha s for lie spiine ana ounmer Oh 1875
Wal mud it 10 tLeil auy@ntage to
STOP AT SACRAMENTO
And talk wi cur mi orters, Dealers, and
Aian ~factu I'll ., aid thus save
1IME AND MONEY.
We offer quick supplies, low prices and
saving III freight cLaiges.
Sacramento can and will
Sell Cheaper than any
other City or Town on
this Coast, and give as
Good an Article.
April 2-77.lm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-04-27

2O9 K-nroy IT., San Francisco. LIS all.
lished in 1854. I he I,rn aneni Cur, of
ali ptcial aid hr Lie Diseasts b. as also all
Female onapislnts aid seases Of the
Nervous SSs en-
nsHE IN MENsE DESTRUCTION OF HU-
nsan hf5 annually II, III seciei and chronic
diseatts, caused 'Lit ola AID Il able InAtltu-
tion IL be tetaL Hshed ms. Ill thiladell hia,
Penn, in 1850, and aftelNa o. in San Fran
cisco, Cal, in 1854 Ms r. lvate d. p, II airy. III
order to flo the fl eted til be- nieaical
and surgical treatment, fer iht abov, and II
other af1tc ions ana co q aiLt-. Conssllta-
tions at t. e Institute or 10y le,rer, thEL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

Colorado q ths Gs~sf sssstsrsan ssf fssassss n
ssrf Of As~r.ea ms sisrsssd Shave - lsAss.ss Of
nia~ans. IN. s,,uDvs>vs = psss tssss ssd sskssrs-
ssG ~ ME al spsfsss sss ssn~rvss. end rss...s
ssssoss r.us.s a gasjiti-s. fs vssith II go 60
silver Il nsrrsH ss fhs syss1svs. ssspss 81 w.
vsr<y Of ~ ss,.s strssfieas vss.ass psrs;ssi
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ssnts ths s.'sH -, ssvhia< ssssss - ssssssi -
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- fs<sssspds q, 80 lag uhs~~>~s ss> vess = C<kssS-
Dc s>siss hsfsH ss<Sss r,,sss ss1 k>s,fhy.
t5fy Assh0s e esr-5 W o r~ss1s><s ~ Gsi.~uss
vsfs eysp~lsss. a~stisfy s>f sfis.ssss asss>s b,
esw~or6 - s2s~te - Osis>saa1. n s0W-
49, n Csis1Dis fsf1nH Oissss nDa0ss 10 s0lnk19
gtid sn1 epssiif s11oo ., ~ - - $780,
NJ sssnnsosS.s n0014 v ~ essY fies ru1ntm
i.-sr.s 20 : - S--ss Hs.ss. - .
sssss~ 81 esss ssa sf1assgs ~ s<sess ss,vs.
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fsis.ss ss-ssR lsy ez.4Ass = - ssw 50 ps.ss
rsss.r. a fsssst@ rs.ss sor sssssss - ls,ss.ss
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&C. $500 Datesns>.s sss ssps fsls - saG1.ss..~
e.sse ksea1 ssd CssssSts. vice yss oDss ss
eAAess - CessNss. - 80. go s<>s 49,. ~ -
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ssSss. e-.-s r--..s-- 49,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
Real Estate TranseerS.

The following Is = list Of rial estate trans
fers In Saline county. filed In the ofi,s- of =.
T. criss. Register Of Deeds. for the ~~sk
ending December TN. 1873
Decembes Sal
a Phillips q az o. Mehssi fints Id ~ Iiit
street. Phillips 2af sisiitios--eiao
Dsesmb.r sri.
Cnlt~j states 90 Washington cfusnriss. a~sr sss.
lS iw-Pztsnt.
trunrine and wife 20 . N trunfin- swlr II.
IL. lw-eJ1J.
psc.ssher eth
United states TO Haas, !insaTs ~kf n~a' = ~.
10, tw-Pstent
kan.a. Pacific Ny Go to Stout. lot .. block de-
pot sdiston-eS1
Israel Rove and wife Ia " g-rS. tots rs eat
lss. Santa fr sysnas-esa1
Deeembsr eih
John Green and vito To . y Ufnhars.t Chi a~sf
s 1, AMI chi near -, IS. u tv-oiWe
United stsirs % VI srisoa. sbi Of s~qt ~ -
X tw-PAienf
UsIted States " Gust Carlson nhf of.s1r ~ Is.
tw-PAisnt.
Gus, Carlson and All. to. n Garrison. naf Of ..sf
sH, IS, Esw-eioo.
JPJmbsrser sad wife 10 Is y UmhsrEsr. ~hfs~q,
|. and ehf neqr :, II, Rtu-eiSo.
Dccrmtssr .th
John ceis Go 20 " Miller. lot. H. 10. ~. ss
streef-sIS.
United States TO ID W Armstrong. shf Of sssrss
~, <w-Pafsht
l. X Oxford ADD wife To Mary KHs..ii. ss.'iss's-i
hf 81 lot leo, Santa W ayenus-eei.
Phillips and wife IN W M,iiss. Lot o., sssas ~
avenas-etoo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
Var1sus Csases-


Advancing years, care. sickness. dissppoiot.
ment, and hereditary preiIspositioo ope-
rate to turn the hair gray. ssd either Of them
inciines Il to .hed prematursly. ArER's HAZE
vfeoR will restore fsdsd or gray. light ssd
rel hair tooa rich brown or desp black, ..
may be desired II .oi,ens and cIeanses the
scalp. giving IL healthy action, Asd removes
and cures dandrun and hnmoss. By9ts uss
falling hair IL checked. and . new growth
Oil ~ produced Ia all cssss where tSs follI.
cscs are nctdsssrsyed % gisnds decaysd. u.
effects are beautifully shown on brashy, veal.
or sickiy hair, to which few applications viii
produce the gloss and freshness of youth
Harmless. and sure In IL operation. u h In
comparable a. dressing. and IL especially
valued for the sofi iustre and richness Of tone
II imfAris. II contains neither OF nor dye.
ADD Will NOS soil o. colos white cssnbFsc; yes
IL lasts long On The hair, and keeJ,s h ffvsh
anil vigorous. For sale BY all dealers
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
Liver r. King.

The liver Is the imperial organ q the whole
human system, ~ il controls the life, health
and happiness Of man. When ii is disturbed
in Its proper action. all kinds Of ailments an
the natural result. The digestion Of food. the
movements Of the heart and blood. the action
Of the brain and nervous system. are all Imme.
diately connected with the workings OF the
Liver. Ii has been successfully proved thai
Green's Augusta Flower Is unequaled in cur.
ing all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint, and all the numerous symp-
toms that results from An unhealthy condition
VI the Liver and Stomach sample bottles Il
try. 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns on
the Western Ointment. Three doses will prove
that 1t Is just Whist you want. For sale by all
druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

For Tswa ssA Csssiry.
Book. Books. Books and Stationery Il the
Book and Variety stors OF 4. r. 4 n. q.
Grier's, No. l2s santa 70 Avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
4 Gard.


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sssrsi sssss~sss esriss ny ssss = ssi.sA. 1ss -
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~ e.ilry. 10 Soees s~isasG. - a,sas ~ A.<oss.
vssss sssii ~ Ssss~e4 " sss - - - hsssss.
cd key~ szse . 1888 ~ 80 0<s ~ - sa-rs
sss sosss e>s-s vsra as>s ssessss~s - sssss
ssass sssos 80 y@-s~
slsii sesg sosr fsS sss~. 90 sRs.1sv. rs>as. CT
E.ss - a~~ssg nssk..ss- NJ sss>>s> 80 sssJ
iss. sssi asil fxsrvs,ss sss-sss II ~ sAss ssssS
esots n o snsn s<yss<s sAssse O6As1nns nsass-
AssA naaa. o-ss.s "a s.GnoDs1 49,
sy~ 1siisss . ssfs. . ess sss~ae 49, ,ss.<lzs
sss ee.sss As~as~ rod sss~s 60 60.
C~li - ~. fG IeaEv.
Sssirs 70 CbsreAss, ass1ss a1hssts -
Aoe6el1ss.
L<< 4 Gbsskssds VII have - sf ane
hrisessss fsees In dss 49,. Call 10 sessoe
- ''~r - u r~ yN ssa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12
s'To the Farmers Of Saline County. !,

Under the above heading local notice ap-
peared in last weeks Herald signed by Chas.
J.Bsrber, special agent, which we think creates
an erroneous impression. and to correct such
impression we make these statements. We
are the only agents in Salina authorized by
the Continental Insurance Company of New
York to write Policies Of Insurance on city
and farm property in Saline county or make
endorsements on such policies. S. Miles has
no connection whatever with us. We write
Insurance on farm property against Fire and
Lightning in the following solid Insurance
Companies Continental OF n. v, assets
s. s04 900; Home, Of n. ", assets Sc, l09, 527
Phoenix Of n. Y, assets SASS, 900; Spring
field Of Mass, assets 1856, $50; Phoenix Of
Hartford, assets s., 4s6, las; Hartford OF Con-
necticut, Assets Ss,a6 1875; Qneen of LIVER
pool, assets m the United States, 81, SO7 les.
We write Insurance at bottom rates and give
credit in payment Of Premiums If necessary.
WIGHT CARROLL,
80 Santa Fe Avenue, Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

Extra Copies Of the JOURNAL can be
found At tho Book and News Store Of White
head eeaman's. first door easf Of Postoface.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

Tho following change has been made
in the Kansas Pacific time table:
TIME TAOlg-k. p. q. n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

The ALLOWING Ne sims-sahls e De arrival sd Ss-
fArre Of trains On the ksnsas eseac Rairssd - %
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

omclaI Paper Of the City Of saIina.
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low as anyone.
Wright's ne plus ultra mince meat. Ii beats
home made to death. Best known thing
cheap at Wstson's.
Repairing neatly and deity done by Fred
Baier. Everything done in the most work.
man-iike manner.
Dozie, weyl & Co.'S Oswe4o, kindergarten,
leaflets. cakes and jumbles-just the thing for
Holidays-st watson's.
Anyone needing nobby suit Of clothing
or an overcost made to order fol Christmas,
should call on Nc, the tailor.
Go to the Candy Factory for candles during
the holidays, IS they make them fresh every
day, and use no poisonous colorings.
We hare teao sets Of fnrs on hand that ~iii
be closed out regardless o. cost.
MARYLAND. DODGE & MOOR
Bartlett 4 jenkins have the reputation OF
keeping the best market i'm the city. They
desire the reputation and propose to sustain It.
Ladies' flock 10 Whitehead & Sesman's
counters, because they know that they find
there every thing wanted for Christmas pres-
ents.
Cd. Lays bread wagon will deliver fresh
bread, cakes and pies every morning At your
residence. Leave orders At the City b.
kerry.
Those Ia want OF a choice barrel Of Michigan
apples. call on Clark. he has tire cars OF
hand picked apples that Sill give good - It's
faction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-12-12

The Catholic Fair is to commence one
week from next Monday-Dec. 23d, and
will continue Is days. The Daily Bazaar
will appear for the first time one week
from next Saturday.
As We 60 to press We hear Of the
death of Mr.. Jos. Coburn, one OF the
oldest and most esteemed farmers in
Saline county, who died of pne umonia
1t his farm this morning.
Mr.. John S. Upper, late of:yermont,
has located hero in the practice of the
law. BE is an experienced lawyer, and is
said to possess very fine abilities. His
Office will be found in the Commercial
Block.
A Charge" excitement in Walnut to
ship and vicinity. All the good people
there are agog. Il is an eIopement which
occurred last Saturday. The eIoper W as
Mr.. Al. White and e!operess Miss Sophie
Hammond.
At the election in the new township
Of Greeley, last Saturday, the follow
ing gentlemen we're elected TO Office
Edward Likely, Trustee; Ii. Rosemond,
Justice OF the Peace; W. Boatman,
Constable.
Rev. W. A. Simkins will commence 0
series OF diseourses to young people
next Sunday night at the Presbyterian
church. The first discourse will be to
young men, Who arc all especially invit-
ed to hear it.
Those beautiful presents in silverware,
watches or jewiery which You purchase
Of d. i J. b. Whisehe.d vii! have the
presentation inscription pot upon them
free OF cost by the best engraver In the
country. Marx that.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
THE CAMPAIGN.
mir. Donnelly's Successful Meetings, ant
Marshall's Fizzles.

hfarshalPs Fizzles.
". Mr. Doanel1y at Elk Rirer.
To the Editor of the Globe.
Elk RIVER, Oct 22.-Music hall was well
filed yesterday, to hear MIR. Donnelly on
the financial questions of the hour. That
time serving, gaseous Hicks had been here a
short time previous and edited a few of the
Washburnites (ohief among whom was that
lilliputian who so ably mSsrepresented this
district in the State Senate last winter), in
his usual characteristic style of falsehood,
misrepl and billingsgate. Mr..
d. proceeded in a calm and dignified man
ner to demclish this trickster, which he did.
am sure, to the entire satisfaction of all
who heard him. The impression made was
good one, and one that will last till the
contest closes at the ballot box. The change
now being effected by the convincing logic
of Mr. Donnelly is not mere temporary
thing, but permanent, enduring, and though
success may not crown his efforts in this
campaign, on this defeat, by moasey and
tfalsehood, the friends of the cause for which
he is devoting the best energies of noble
manhood, will reform for complete victory
with him as their leader. But, mark YOU.
Mr.. D. is not on the failing side. Success is
his, and he deserves it. Let the GLOBE
loose, and our district will feel proud of its
achievement. E. w. B. HARVEY.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
Pacific Slope Items.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.22.-The chamber of com
MERGE to-day considered the question of the
proposed treaty with France and passed resc-
luton opposing reduction in tariff On French
wines and liquors.
News from the Arctic whaling fleet to Sept.
n, is that up to that time, not whale had
been taken except one by the ship John How
island.
John b. Burke, of the s35OOo,OoO suit nc
torlety, has commenced action in the Nine
tenth district court to recover from J. G.
Flood, ). W. Mckay, J. g. Fair and the Con-
value of stock and dividends Of the CsnsoH-
dated Virginia company received by the three
hrst defendants in payment for seventy feet of
mineral ground decided by them to the com
pany at figure alleged in excess of its value.
IN tne twelfth district court the S35 COO, 900
suit has been dismissed an to all defendants
except Flood, Mckay & Fair.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Estimates for the Land Onice-$75, 900 for
Prosecuting the Timber Thieves-Miscel-
laneOus.

Prosecuting the Timber Thieves-Miscel.
laneOus.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The commissioner Of
the general land Office has transmitted to the
secretary of the interior reduced estimates Of
the amounts needed by him tho next fiscal
year. They aggregate about 81, 335,N5, in
Guiding $4,000 to prevent depredations on
timber lands, 100000 for surveying public
lands, ETC., and for salaries and expenses of
surveyor generals Offices, and $47, 600 for
salaries of registers and receivers and other
expenses of local land Offices throughout the
country. The estimate for salaries of en-
ployes of the general land Office is 1907 40. an
excess OF 1856, $50 over the amount appropriated
for the current year.
In explanation of this increase Commissioners
Williamson states the present clerical force is
not half large enough, nor is there half the
necessary room in which to transact the BUSH
ness of the bureau in satisfactory manner.
IA SUCCESS.
Information has been received at the mint
bureau that the recent order for the purchase
OF gold bullion at Charlotte, N. c., and Dem
yer, Col, is complete success.
ANOTHER FAIR.
President Hayes, accompanied by Secretary
Sherman, will leave Washington tomorrow
night to visit the Cumberland, Md, fair on
Thursday, returning that day.
ESTIMATES.
The cabinet was in session to-day. The
heads Of the several departments presented
estimates for the next fiscal year which were
reduced to the lowest figures possible in view
of the falling off in revenues. The aggregate
amount required will not vary materially from
the appropriations made for the present fiscal
year with the exception of the deficiency in
the post-ofice department. and increased ex-
penditure in the Indian Office.
APPOINTMENT.
Surgeon J. Winthrop Taylor has been ap-
pointed surgeon general of the navy in place
Of Surgeon Grier, retired.
The President has approved Chaa. 81. Tai
nadge postmaster at West Union, Iowa. The
President has pardoned Jacob Carver, late post
master at Warsaw, KY, convicted of opening
letters.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
Church Gatherings in Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 22-The Foreign Christian
missionary society commences its annual meet
ing in this city tomorrow at the Central Chris
tian church. The report of the executive com.
mittee will be presented at the first session as
basis of business. In the evening an address
on foreign missions will be delivered by Rev.
Il. Moffatt of Cleveland. The anniversary of
the general Christian missionary convention
will be held on Thursday afternoon,
the Christian Woman's board of missions will
meet in annual session. The General Christian
missionary convention, colored, will also hold
its first session commencing tomorrow after
noon. These various bodies will continue in
session during the remainder of the week.
Ihere are indications of very large attend
ance and that the exercises will be unusually
interestinp
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
"eathcr To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %, a. st.-Indications for
the upper lake region partly cloudy weather,
westerly winds, generally shifting to warmer
southerly, stationary or lower pressure. For
upper Nd Mississippi valley clear weather followed
warm southerly veering to colder north westerIs,
winds, falling followed by rising barometer.
For lower Missouri valley partly cloudy wealth.
er, occasional rain, variable winds stationary
or higher temperature, rising followed by sta
tionary or falling barometer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
A Cincinnati Father Lays Down His Life to
Save His Daughter from a Building De-
structive Prairie Fires in Nebraska--lIis.
celIaneous Criminal Notes.
DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE FIRES.

DESTRUCTIVE PRAIRIE FIRES.
CHICAGO, Oct. PA dispatch from Omaha
says: Destructive prairie fires are raging near
Kearney along the line Of the Omaha g. Re-
publican Valley railroad, in Polk county, and
other sections of Nebraska. The northeast por-
ton of the State is suffering most severely.
The losses will be immense to property. Seven
persons have been burned to death and con-
siderable number of others seriously burned.
Particulars cannot be learned yet.
FATALLY BURNED.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.-Early this morning the
dwelling of Michael Reuter-, at the foot of
Prices HILL burned. Reuter-, upon awakening,
ran up stairs to rescue his little daughter. In
doing so he was obliged to pass directly through
the flames. He found her with her night dress
burning, and, grasping her in his arms, forced
his way back through the flames and reached
the ground in safety. The child was badly
burned around her face and arms. Reuter- re-
ceived what will probably prove fatal injuries,
both arms being burned almost to the bone,
the flesh scorched off his back, and his whiskers
singed off. Loss on the house about $4,000.
RAILROAD COLLISION
BARRIE, Ont, Oct. 22.-Two trains on the
Hamilton q Northwestern railroad collided near
here to-day. Both engines and several cars
were wrecked and three employees seriously in
jured. Loss, $685. 900.
TIE DEADLY POKER.
PITTSBURGH Oct. 22.-Conrad Hogan, bar
keeper, struck with poker last night by Chas.
Bungey, died this morning Bungey arrested.
He claims he did it in self-defence. The par
ties live in Allegheny.
NEW ORLEANS INDICTMENTS.
New ORLEANS, Oct 22.-Thc grand jury to-
day indicted Louis O'Grady and Matthew
Gaenni for the murder of Patsey Jones, on the
Gath of August, and Joseph Dickson, negro, for
the murder of John Smith, colored, on Septem-
Der 9th. Several accused before the criminal
court, who were out on bond, have died Of yell
low fever during the vacation.
STAGE ROBBED.
New ORLEANS, Oct. pa Galveston Neous
| special says: The Fort Worth STAGE leaving
| here this morning for Weatherford, was stopped
fifteen miles east of the latter place by two
| masked men. The mail pouches were cut open
and their contents rifed. and one male and two
| female passengers stripped of their yaluables.
The amount obtained by the highwaymen is
unknown.
! PLANNING MILL BURNED.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 22.-The planning mill corner
Third and John streets, owned by Smith &
Williamson, burned tonight. Loss, $4,000
| fully insured.
| DETROIT, Oct. pa fire at Bay City this
morning destroyed Lamont's planning mill
Loss, 4l1 600; uninsured.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
A Defeat for Jay Gould.

CHICAGO, Oct. 22.-The particulars have be-
come known here concerning the lease of the
Denver Rio Grande railroad by the Atchisoa,
Topeka & Santa Fe road for thirty years. The
lease takes effect December LIST. The Denver
& Rio Grande receives 43 per cent. of the gross
earnings, decreasing l per cent. yearly, and
will receive 81 per cent. from the seventh to
the fourteenth year. The San Juan silv er
mines are to be opened through the Grand Can
connect with the Kansas Pacific. This trans
action is regarded az a defeat of Jay Gould,
and warm competition with the Union Pacific
for freight traffic is predicted
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
Distinguished Social Event at WInona.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.

W1NoNA, Oct. 22.-The marriage OF Miss
sallie, eldest daughter Of Judge VIM. Mitchell,
to Mr.. Nathaniel Wing, of Uniontown, Pa, was
celebrated this evening with great eclat at the
Presbyterian church. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Thomas, the pastor. The
bride was attended by sig trademarks. The
decorations and costumes were very elegant.
A reception was held at the residence Of Judge
Mitchell from to IL o'clock. large number
of guests were present, the bridal gifts numer.
GUS and costly, and the affair is regarded as the
most distinguished event of the kind that has
ever been celebrated in this ty. At midnight
the bridal party took their departure for Chi
cago on board the Pullman palace car Arizona.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-23
Railroad REORGANIZATION,

DETROIT, Oct. 22.-The first steps towards
recognizing the Detroit & Milwaukee railroad,
by the purchasers, were taken to-day by the
appointment of Frederick Broughton, Of the
Great Western railway, as general manager; Jas.
81. Muir, secretary; Alfred White assistant to
general manager; s. r. Galloway, superintend-
emit; Geo. Mason, engineer; Jno. 8. Lorimer,
storekeeper. Thos. Tandy, assistant first agent
of the Great Western, was appointed to the
same position at the Detroit & Milwaukee
headquarters at Detroit; VIM. 81. Firth, gen
eral outdoor passenger agent. The name of
the reorganized company will probably be the
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee railway.