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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-02

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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-02

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The Lamoille news. (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1877-1881, 1878-01-02

There are some people that desire
to take city newspaper. Which one
do YOU want? We can arrange to fur
nish you almost any one at a great re-
.duction. We announce the following,
.. ho;ror tho hast Of their kind
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20


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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20
B~uu~at's Arctie ExpeAitiss.

The New York Herald says: Mr. Ben
netf's new purchase, the Pasdora, recbris-
tened the Jeansffs. IL not intended foe
Arctic exploration via SpaizberHen this
year, but Tor voyage through Behring
strait In Is79 Tn. Echo states that thu
vessel will sail northwRrd from Han frnn-
cisco with a oomplets stat u oiicers. and
will attempt a. reach the mysterious
Wrangeil OF KeiIeti's Land bcschnc6
saw II two costurtes ago. then wran9cii
tried a. reach II, and the B,b~rians to.d
him that on cirar days In snoastaiaa cssid
b. seen from Cape Jakan. u ~ even .Ati
that some natives sttemptsd a. reach this
mo Mans Land. but A. might b. snp~ct-
ed, never returned to tell the tale. kel-
lett. however. caught gfsmpses Il u in
ls4e. and In Iss, several American whaicss
approached within twenty miles ~ u. but
could not land on sec,unt ~ the brskea
lee. Norienakt ads exgssiitios isS Bshr-
Ing strait. VIA the nosthsrn cod - Eurogr
and Siberia. vii set sAa next July. and
the Dutch ar" already On their ~ay.
though the -Bas~nfs' expedition h osiy .
summer r.-cssnOSst1ye
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20
Dlsserting the Legx 81 The Rsre.nerse
NrWhlrley.
iSt Iouia Ttmes. /


After the crowd hal departed. Gen. Bu-
ford and Lieut.. Gov. Brockmeycr secured
the services II a couple OF men and had
McWhirter rcsurrcctei.
Mr.. Brockmeyer then very neatly ampu-
tated both fore legs nj the knees. using an
old and favorits hunting knife for the oper-
alton. Only a cursory examination Was
made at the time. but tho legs wer"
brought Ia the city and will b. made ths
subject u careful dissection and exAmlna.
tion.
Mr.. Brockmeyer n an enthusiastic Anat-
omist, and says Il wo0td bc a shame IA lct
such case 20 without seeking to discover
the cause. With ~ much money invested
In blcosied horses. hc considers that |: h
an act II duty ~ the turf man fos some
body 10 make thorough inquiry into the
causes Of Mcwhirter's breaking down.
General Bufori promptiy gave full psi
mission when the matter was suggested IA
him by Mr. Brckmeyer. and the latter
has undertaken the Won. Plates will hs
prepared showing the cunsiittnA IL Tho va
rious parts. and II II probable soms eI-
ceedingly Interesting discoveries viii bc
made. This Il the first time that . horse
has literally run his Iess od- On . track.
and Mr.. Brockmeyer proposes "a ind out
how and whv II happened.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20
Feniinine Scraps.

Fiehus are worn with nearly every style
Of costume
Old fashioned ponges Is again used for
dresses and wraps.
Bands Of gold with turguoises, are a
favorite style Of bracelet.
One Of the novelties In dress goods IL the
-bOurette batiste."
High ruffs are 10 be worn again, I'm COM
binations Of lace and organdy.
Chambry cambria Is one Of the prettiest
materials for summer dresses.
The round, box-crowned English turban
is worn this year, and Is always favorite.
Morning wrappers and sacqucs are ex-
tensively trimmed with colored embroi-
derry.
TorchOn and Russian laccs are v"ry
much used this summer for trimming
white suits.
-Titiens- braids for trimming hats are
loosely woven basket hraids, and como In
all shades.
Broad belts 10 velvet. with velvet cover
colored flowers
New riding hats are In the shape al a
helmet with the hack piece bet "a, and
look very much like Jockey caps.
One of the recently imported bonnets
-. :
ohiy ~h were requnr'h !" suif"o'' INC
crown.
M"tu.n nfess eSss are 'aso's"S, anu
esp'eahy Ior ssas'u" ana ,n,.h'.A'h 'usa
GAZING ",ieI', une nHs's s''"" !" "'iA'"
Pans worn an silver chat..la,u.s e.,,oe in
decor Sh,,,..I shea,hs an., snr,,, ,,,..,, ~
,h. ,.uch 10 d;snIny nr,.,tv r'.,rd fans
tainted IN CAV. cnInrs
T,wns In al, IN. ~ attractive d...,.yps
,..r,icnia,I,, The cie.r hi,., ,,yo,,p,Is With
nne sfr;ncs ar Pomnad.ur flower uatt.rns
are s.iiino nj the OH fine nrtce az ten
cen,s n vard
Whit. c.s,nr ,.psx.r .,,oxss viii L.. w,,rn
come c,n,,r,Jdcr,.,t In coior. l,vh, xruv tint.
are o,s., econ ,hca., ,,,orcs NAV -. ~.~h.
az, ana .h.v ar, exceedingly Yleazant f,,r
summer wear.
The Marie Stuart bonnet h much Cd
mired: the shay,. h eottaee. eoroSet frvSt
and arche,i brim. IN. mc.,if,ed Gains
borough Il much liked, and particularly
by young ladies.
White muslin dresses Tor afternoon
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20
LASSOING aRISLIES.

BY THE AUTHOR OF THE GOLD HUNTERS. :"
The ship Admittance, Of Boston, was
lying in the harbor Of Monterey, CAL, In
the spring OF lS43, diseharging cargo and
receiving hides, keeping the crew busy
from daylight until dark landing huge bales
Of goods on the beach, and rolling them
over the rocks and sands to the custom
house. n small abode building perched on q
high cliff that overlooked the harbor and a
little cove, where the ships boats landed
when the water was very smooth and the
surf quiet Such hard labor would make
angels growl and grumble; and II such
celestial beings were disposed to scold and
complain, what could be expected Of men
who made no claim to Christian virtues,
and who ate their grub, and growled:
worked In the water and on the land, and
growled, and. In fact, took no comfort In
anything except 10 grumble at the voyage,
the ship, the people, and to damn 10 all
eternity California and the man who dis
covered IL, the fellow who put Il IN the
cnAfIS, J0e OWucfS On Ll6 Vc0ef1S o0O NJ OI
their relatives, the day the articles were
signed, and their own bloody eyes that did
not prompt them to see that the ship was
to sail TO the most God forsaken hole that
ever existed upon the surface Of the earth?
Often would the men get . heavy bale Of
cotton half way up the hank. and then stop
To rest and swear until the atmosphere
smelt Of sulphur, and the few Nexicans
who were looking at our heavy work, and
wondering ut our want Of sense In doing
what we had TO do. would quietly remark
that the English language was rich In ex-
clamations and piety. rs about every other
word the Amsricas0s uttered alluded to
God and his well-beloved son. and Il was
often remarked that 1t was great pity we
had no saints In our calendar 10 call upon
In case Of great emergency, Ike that IL
boosting heavy packages over sharp stones
and up steep hills. They thought that rs
our sailors spoke SO Oiten and with such
emphasis some good. natured saint would
certainly come TO their relief, called upon
with all the vigor and energy that the
Fngiish tongue is capable of assuming
when the people who utterit are thorough.
" Disguised and mad all the way through.
We had been employed In this manner
for o week, and were completely tired out
when We Knocked "a work on Saturday
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20

voltaire may be called ths bveatos IL
the mode ~ discussisn nov mo~t oossnsa
In the periodical press that h. the qasct
r.,iueslo al ai,urfum. and bgAf satire.
which plants NJ darts ~ n ni~s. B~fs~s
his time. and ling afasS u. @ntsoyes<aiise~
assAiisd each Other by isiosso8<iy cos-
structsd spJr.sehes. The design ~ which.
II Il ever appeared at ell. Appsued "aiy
near the close "a the fray. The ietfsrs -
Jgnins are nov very dun reading sery
few hrst-ciAss newspapers ws.Sf 20 vi
ling b. admit them ~ tssss esSssHssa. and
hardly anybody Ia pabisc NE would fear
his astAcks. the pr-r-arAtioas fos tisefn are
- p,aderuos that notssfys stf>nts1a
suuh walt b 80 The INV fali. But yo-
tzire would make tbs fstos~ ~ ssy
-grrAa journal In our dsy. ssd would is
ye-teresi b death by uss sstfoss u Daata-
be and h. n.ontAises. and vosh prove an
invsiusi4e chsmySon of sny -essss- b.
tsk up. tecsnss b. YOU'D uAss bis 60
euss-s The issssftn6 -A<xk a iise esviis>d
vrstt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20

The fAss q The Tusiesies. With has tsso
a nDyai palaer since its es-ssSa by Cafhes-
ine d. Mefsris. fhre- csufsfses aeo. sfS'safs
20 H. DECIDED Th~re NV b tsh ts4ofe
toe legislative Chambers 10 "a rv-ssos.sso.
ma ~ 4 va .srsxe is de>xnscthA by mob
IN ISL. tot a. s-rve - = nnseam "a
u,s.,ern art Th~ estimated c'se h 81
O., ooe. and this rffhouf ssAgStsanx the
t.<ssox.. ADD by Loais PhinipT'e Afi
f<ui. Nar..s-ua. uhirA verr vifts~s afehs-
,~rszr.i in.~r.ss. sai de~i9D~d 0ay - m
er>ese the ss.-ssnnoialksIafss - ocspAnsA-
rss3er th~ prpS-ossi aGsksDrthA the
TuiI>r,s-- ul b. . ts~tAcA>sa rise s4Fse-
menAHy 10 the Losvr-, sd Nh s.sssa
around T.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20
A Kssvsey h Gssoasy.
ifslek~ DszosraaI

The B-xs frpm Bs-siin h nsest im,sstAnt.
The range - the elects ~ the bnzr1fs~
erisse - DR.. yotiinR IN sIfrfsds1g. and
even In ia irrm~iss'e r~szsits bae asrssty
ASSUMED pfa<r vssseh vi, snfa,oe~ The
nsAr future q al EgsTesn politics 4
DECREE has been made ySssaAisrinc IL
geecy and sy,,ansing The Csvsn frtsce
R>sxsni IL l. s4s1s~d w ik~ EsnVcsss sssd
ss<zn.cr-<srsed by Phoo~ BssaSArrk Tse
feruzsfssfka ~ The rsign. therefkSs. kAe
t-s-n a. singular ~ the ts1gtnrstnes Its
Counterpart in En9iAnd !. tke k<9~Scy snd
uifsznA.e syy~p4xz;y II Georxe w. ssss
uss fsss ReRe1; and Inn King nse En-
p~rsx who t,s1.. r-sSen~d The ssp<ess
s.irecfsro a aAAir. ~ hss sla vAs kssn sn
ibe nj a nArrt. isys. sad had - ers<
tsf vexy las1e Sex~ys-e a srssdinG ~
thrsxse. An-d nnn~ q Al - - nso sAssGAe
tA>r. a eves ueArfns tss~ tmysriAs eTvun
q Gerr.aay. He uns tsa fA~ s,srD1 -
e hSs szshsx, shea Cryus fnDes. md
sfsfvaris rr,-.er1ek " d1Am III - rrssrfA.
nxSd ske H14s<nxn<sefns ars . fAs.2y psz<e9s
IN ehEsstrvnL On rs aeusar1A n xovr0I-
tSx, 1871. ssss 80 Ks1g - oasy y ~
ssensy -sigkfh yess. - - ~ deoAe h
Is&s Ne pss~se ksSsus. no - sAss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20
Oar Balance q TrnDe.

For the whole ten months Il the cur
rent fiscal year says the New York Asr-
caafiIe Journal. the figures show q small
increaS. 81 imports. the amounts being
$sS5, 500. 000 this year. against 9aSs, loo. :
0e0 last year. or an increAse 81 81. 400. 60.
But the exports for the ssune time were
$5sS. loo. 90 this year. against tSls. 200. :
90 last year. or m incr~Asr 81 SIS. 4oo. 0(s,.
Including specie In The amount, the en-
tire value We have sent abruai In tho ten
months IL this year has bsen $50, s0o, 600.
while the entire value 81 guosis and specie
We have received has been $Ssl 300. 90.
showing q balance In our favor of e12s. :
700. 600. The balance In our favor fur the
corresponding ten nsoaihs II last year Was
$l5S. 800 go. making In thcss ten months
of the two years, SS.,s2. &00. go. HoW has
this been paid to usf In the two items ot
interest due abroai-which Is apcrmanent
drain upon our resour,es-and 1t our
bonds which have been returned. There
has been constant how IL these home
ward. and those who have watched the
matter closest place the amount that has
thus come for the past ten months II not
less than $i50. OO0. 900. And the prospect
Is that We shall be able Ia take still lar
ger amount for the year to come. Our
crops promise an unparalleled Yield. and Il
Is likely the surplus will be needed by the
troubled nafionso u the old world. Wheth-
er they wish to spare our securities or not.
they will have little else that va want
with which Ia pay the accumulAtiRg bal
ances aSynint them. These securities We
do want, and II Is large crimh 10 com
fort that they are coming home"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20
A Steep Gr.1e.

Colonel Fishers branch 81 IN. kansas
Paeiiie railrnai, which runs nom tin east
10 the west hank a the Kioxa, has DEM
onstraied another possibility in railway
engineering. The grade from bofsnm tD
top Of the bluff AZ this end is <ss feet to
the mile for time hundred feet. and vet
heavy passenger trains skip up md down
II. and freight trains pass over eensxally in
but two sections, as ordinary locomotive
hauling seven or eight kaded carr. The
grade b very much greater than any On
the Cosorado Central or Denver and kso
Gsande.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20
4 M g olsesgy.

TBnsn fks - f>,sts 0tss-s fss->rsal
Tho nrsa time n pr~ssns Emp~rrx a
Gsrrnany ~ves oasnrnandsA tsvsss h H.
fs-s6 vas In tn sznsBss sf Lee. vAes. b.
Inc Csuvn frsno>. ~ vss ssnf Nth IN
army % put Own III r~voAzfsdp n tAe
ssushv-~s- Re vae d~f~sfe1 q vt~~s-
thai By . nas vko hns sinos hsesDs
FAM zs ss o-ss essSfsy. Trsns s.s~s. fs.~
bsrr, - Carthage I'D C~sess~ase ba H.
lss> vsr. vas 40 sejssAst- esssr,s 10 u~
POD Nsee~iasski. tA~ cs<ss=asstss Il IL
sz.<.ayesf~. III srx~fs astSss Nd sscs
orssfsisy afSr~d fke Prs-~tss sds.s>~.
sss6 uxszA ksss dsfsea fhe0 tAnt kad ~
Pese ssyS-sssed sa.~9 s<,pssfy. he fs4s-d
"a Do 81. srs,i affSz tke es-Ssk@isx dsfsss -
wsgf.az~ss ks1Ss-3 III ND srDy g
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shlsIfsa rpsssaa inas ssas~s4n0d u vas
tk.>r- The esA ssprsssn~~ ~ 6siz-ess
WITH N. TUNED 10 .-~eA sss~d s4e<t h<s-
In AHpRtnAL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20

ABoso Ne csrs<~ acyrsss vArA S<<-
usy kAs % dsAsy - sa~ fsfs trv,s-
szan re "a -sh1ns sanssd sdx ssov~s. s-s-
sA1ns p10~d su kassra. skass
- s~ss - asd sAsps 80 St11s. 5000
90 vsrsDzs t-zsJ~ss. sssf vkAss -sksns.
assy s~~< 500. - essv1sg hasds 70
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20
KANSAS.

Its Manufacturing kesssroes ~'sd Adrosf-
a9es.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-06-20

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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-01
NUMBER 26o.

cells with iron and wood; the erection of par
tition to separate female prisoners from the
male inmates. The necessity of this was en-
larged upon in relating the present condition
and the manner in which male and female
were unavoidably brought into contact.
The sanitary condition was declared to be
good, and the supervision of Sheriff King, and
those in his employ, to this end was carefully
attended to. The cleanliness throughout the
building, bedding, ETC., commended itself to
the committee.
THE CITY PRISON
was visited and everything found in good
order.
The hospital report states everything was
generally found to be in good condition. Thir-
teen patients in the hospital, and a provis-
ion of sixteen cots is made. The Jury
deem the accommodations insufficient.
The water supply was found to
be wholly inadequate. and recommend the i'm
mediate construction of a cistern with ca
pacity of 800 barrels. The patients are well
supplied and attended. The jury recommend
the purchase of supplies at wholesale, and the
present mode of purchase by retail to be dis
continued. The expense for the last eight
months was 50, SIS. or at the rate of S21 per
patient per month, which is termed reason
able.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-01
He MARRIED HER.
Just as the "Globe' Missionary Directed
The Wedding Ceremony.

Just as the "GlObe' Missionary Directed
The Wedding Ceremony.
The GLOBE is conservator of the public
morals. Having assumed mission, it at
tempts to fulfil it. So far success has marked
its efforts. Maud Murdoch was reclaimed, and
would probably have remained so had not
p. p. man learned of it through the
GLOBE, and then proceeded to visit
her while the GLOBE was off in legitimate bust
ness working up the grand Jury. If not wholly
successful in this instance, owing to counter
evil influences. the GLOBE lays we'll grounded
claims to having settled the unhappy difficulty
between DR.. j. E. Campbell and Miss Alice
Stewart, of Melrose, most satisfactorily. The
advice was given to terminate the affair
with peal from the wedding bells.
Yesterday morning they were united in the
holy bonds by Judge Flint, at the police sta
ton.
The bride was attended by Mrs. D. s. B.
Johnston, Mrs. G. d. Strong and Mrs. Morri-
son, the latter matron of the Home of the
Friendless.
The groom was supported by Officer Bresett,
who has taken a great interest in the affair,
wholly apart from his character as an officer
After the ceremony was feelingly pronounced,
and the couple were made man and wife, the
bride lovingly kissed by Mrs. Morrison
1t is needless to say the susceptible
reporters present were willing to kiss the bride
for her mother, or any other relative in the
family.
The bride is as handsome already pictured
by the GLOBES artist. She was neatly arrayed
in lavender poplin dress, neat and pretty
cashmere cloak, with bugle trimmings about the
neck, and piping of satin in front; neat
fitting gloves, and a jaunty but modest hat,
completed an agreeable tout ensemble.
The doctor has atoned fault. May his
manliness in righting wrong be rewarded
with a continuance of the great love already
! vouchsafed him by his wife.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-10-01
OLD WORLD NEWS.
WAR PREPARATIONS,

LONDON, Oct. live batteries of artillery
The second battery of the Fourteenth regiment
at Curragh will embark at Queenstown for In
dia Saturday night. A dispatch from Simla
says all preparations are advanced
with the utmost speed Several regi-
ments have already been modified.
BEAcoNsFIELD SICK.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-Ir is stated this morning
that Lord Beaconsfeld is suffering from an
acute attack of the govt.
FLEET WITHDRAWN.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Sept. 30.-The British fleet
left the Princess Islands Saturday morning,
and after appearing for short time off the
entrance of the Bosphorus to salute the Turk
ish flag, proceeded to Artak bay.
CABINET CRISIS.
PEsTH, Sep. 3O.-A ministerial journal, the
EHenor, publishes Vienna telegram stating
that there is a crisis in the Hungarian cabinet
in consequence of the demand of the military
party in connection with Bosnian occupation.
According to other information, Herr Won
Sell, the Hungarian minister of finance, has
declared it to be impossible for him to procure
the money he was called upon to furnish and
he will therefore be compelled to retire. 1t is
expected in well-informed circles that these
differences will be removed
THE INDIAN FURRY.
LONDON, Sept. 30.-A correspondent at CAL
cutta telegraphs follows Unless Shiere
Ali gives us satisfaction the present occasion
will be seized to secure for ourselves the passes
piercing the mountain ranges along the whole
frontier, from the Khyber to the Bolan and
further strategic measures will be adopt
ed to dominate the Sueliman
range and the Hindoo Koosh
mountains. The present condition of affairs
on the Afghan frontier and relations with the
Hill tribes should once for all cease to exist,
and we may thank the Ameer, and more espe-
clally Russia the cdusa ca,tsinsts, for affording
this opportunity of consolidating the defenses
of our Indian empire by strategic and mill
tary reconstruction of our frontier.
A Constantinople dispatch states that Schir
Ali Khan. the secret envoy of the Ameer of At
ghanistan, is instructed to claim the Sultan's
intervention in the pending difficulty, in order
that England shall not declare against AT
ghanistan. He is further to convince the Sui
tan that an alliance with Russia is advisable for
the Mussulman race and that the Amer per-
sonally is decided to conclude such an alliance.
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Relief York.
NEW YORK,

New YORK, Sept. 30.-The contributions in
aid of the yellow fever sufferers are lessening
in amount. On Saturday they amounted to
1888: The gentlemen who compose the sew
eral committees urge the public, however, to
continue its gifts inasmuch as there is still
much suffering in the South which can be nit
lgated by the wise use of money. The work of
collecting clothing for the yellow fever suffer
ers is being pushed forward with earnestness
by committee of the Young Mems Christian
association. Appeals for aid have been made
IN many churches and in all cases have met
with cordial responses. In some of the churches
yesterday special addresses on the subject
We're made by the pastors and collections were
taken up to help defray the expense of sending
the clothing to the South. A meeting of the
Y. M. 9. A. and delegates from the various
city churches will be held in the association
building this evening. An invitation to be
present is given to all persons who are interest
ed in the movement. Several prominent cler.
gymen are expected to make addresses.
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ALL AROUND THE GLOBE.

The State officers of Virginia are endeavoring
to make loan of $25OOOO for the purpose Of
paying the expenses of the public schools. The
schools have just reopened, but there is not
dollar with which to carry them on or to pay
arrearages and salaries due since last session
Edward O'Meagher Condor, the released
Fenian prisoner, VIII go to Cincinnati, where
he formerly lived in about week. Patrick
Melady, his companion, will go to work where
eyer and whenever he can find it,
An order has been issued by Gen. Pope. COM
handing the department of Missouri. directing
Lewis, killed in the engagement with indians
near Fort Wallace.