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"t'OnOmers Comn.., -.

ss.s r.. ca, !. August The a.trOu.
~ ~ a'S Elvliu, and other poipt,
We. ,!yissssfdAy for comparison d
aE /. ~ I"ss.os t' Watson isels certain
\ i ,os ~ discovered as Vulcan sOu.bses. :
etols.o, has scout two degrees distant
iAoislisDSS SStIPss = succeeded in getting !
asSsOI Ii. TrS,lnG T.G that the most Of ID,
~ u a0' doe 10 isuiLsd ga ~ wv
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PERA, August 1.-The Austrian occu-
patton o. Bosnia and Herzegovina threat
en- Ministerial crisis In Constantinople
The Minister Of War and the Minister oi
Public Instruction are strongly opposed
to the occupation, and think it should be
submitted 10 without formal Couyen.
ton. Grand viEier Safet Pasha, who
wishes TO avoid the difficulties with
Austria, is At variance with his colleag-
ues. The Porte is preparing amemor-
andum to the signatories Of the treaty ol
Berlin, setting forth i.s views Of the
Greek claims, in answer TO the statement
OF The Greek Representative st the Con.
Rrees.
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Memphis County Election The
GTeenbnekerH Successful.

MEMrHls, August LIN the county
election to-day the National Greenback
party elected their entire ticket OF 1S
candidates by msjOrities ranging from
1000 to 5000, polling about 16, 900 votes
Al the Fifth Ward polls, an atfray oc-
cured in which ex. x.Councilman, Dick
Dougherty, white, National, shot and
killed Joseph Day, = colored Democrat
The quarrel originated about politics
Day fred At, but missed Dougherty, who
shot Day through the body, from The
effects Of which be died in twenty minutes
Dougherty was arrested.
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CASUALTIES.

BALTIMORE, August LAT Hagers.
town, Nd, yesterday, at = pigeon shoot
Ing match, Sam Donahoe, aged so, was
accidentally shot dead by VIM. Caken-
our.
Al Lauauconing, Nd, Mary Ritchard
aged l9, was killed, Robert Dick, aged 20,
fatally injured, and Abram Lynch Sc.
verely bruised by the breaking Of a swing.
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BOYsDROWNED.

sTEuBExynLE, o., August lst. l.
spedAI to the InteIlisenesr.
A little son Of A. oWesney, Esq.,
was drowned this evening about half past
seven o'clock, while bathing in the river.
The steamer Ahaer o'Neal came along
where a number Of boys were swimming
aud the waves from the steamer washing
over young owesney'. head caused him
TO strangle. At this writing the body hA'
NOT been recovered. II we mistake not a
brother OF this boys father was drowned
near the same place some thirty odd
years ago. McC.
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NEw ORLEANS, August 1.-The steam
er Henry Tete, lying Al the wharfboat Al
Custom House street, exploded = donkey
boiler at two o'clock this afternoon, blow
ing otf her chimney and shattering The
upper works and forward part ot The
cabin. Damige estimated At 5000,
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SPORTING NEWS.


SARATOGA, August 1.-The races were
postponed till tomorrow an account Of
rain.
BurHA1o, August LIN the 224 claas,
for pure Of 81 800, Edwin Forrest won,
Woodford Mabripo second, Driver third.
Time, 30, 2:20i, 2:20l.
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t,one Into tI,e Bnnkrupt MiIL

CHICAGO, August L-o. W. Rigdoa,
real estate dealer, has fIed petition 10
bankruptcy. Secured debts S25S 900, Of
which $4,000 are due the scottiSh-
Aueriesn Mortgage Company; unsecured
debts SIS, ,OOO,s Assets large.
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uns,er surveillance.

NKw YoRK, Augult liz Custom House
inspectors have been placed In charge d
The store Of John Benjamin q Co. SIS
Broadway, on the ground Of undsfyAlua'
tion Of invoices. The hrm are deAleTs Ia
German shaWls and cIoaks. fbl Il
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ITALY.
penlh ol CnrdInal Franehl.

RoME, August 1.-CardinaI Alessan-
derA Franchi, Ponti6eial Secretary ol
State and Archbishop Of Thessaloniea,
died At ! o'clock kthis morning. CardinGi
Fsanchi Wa native Of Italy, born In
1919 and was nominated Cardinal in 1873
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EnT PHILADELPHIA, July s, 1878.
Ia BA RloV, ElsoabtFgA, ". Va:
DAR sIE:-'
lIs SlPPy 10 being able TO say that IL !
~ HotIuAitOr TO the cause Of protec.
ta'I daring The last session you were not,
y !ou saHe 10 me on the day after The
Ilta bill sH reported to the House,
ntIsrfed EiIh ne ADd thus early an
e'a'cst lOuf purpoae 10 unite with me
~ ny ssofi should make 10 kill the
s4' have great pleasure 10 making
as Communication, for | found comfort
H!ost support Of my visWs, differing ~
sdon party politics, and, il its publ.
aa'a vii DO you any good, you are a.
aS'fty % make The irtest use Of it.
Your very auIy,
W.D. KELLY.
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EIplaaatory Letter From Hon.
Beu. wilson In Reference TO
His Vote on The Tariff Bill.
Wysovpupou I1Iy q

Etna IIsIHstsSG.
You stated sditoriAlIy some time ago
hi ! dOdssd = lest vote on the tariff
MI Tsb statement does an injustice
Iiassl DO voLs on any question, nor was
ia, / .sst vote on the subject Of the
wlf until The notion Wa made to strike
Sst he snIetiDg clause, for which |
VOID, ,ub+QueniIy this motion killed
d. Sll. | SLs absent from the House
ISabiipg 10 important business which
I'd bt1 referred to the Committee on
E1.igu AdAirs, Of which | was a mem
HI, sAsn the vote to which you refer
~ phksn, That WIs, by no means, q
lt VOls. II it hsd been | would have
Ia sbt io'. Sitting As We were from
Il OtlOet in the morning to 10 and II
lauk NJ night members were compelled
H % sOrt in their committee rooms.
have hOl heretofore noted any one oil
u NslGlu YOU have made upon me, nor
hs sOoght to correct any Of your mis-.
HPrst1iuOas. This desire 10 cor
nj. Respectfully,
b. WILSON.
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Ia, Ne. York EreuiHg NeUs hiss q
ro,, an th. rsceuthesvy fall in prices
=, Il. sosk exchange is due to e quar-
n s,ss J,y Gould, james R. Keene
"a Es,.,l sage. 1t is inIimated that
". E..r. piOtd forces with Charles j
0S... Rula. Hatch and Sam Mills fOr
T., t,orvu, bar raid on Northwestern
,jS, Pal shares, which MessrS. Gould
vi s.s. ..rs .lid to be bulliOg, and
auGOuH and Sage next attacked Lake
Son, Western Union and Erie, which
,,r lIssd TO Be supported BY Keene
", lis Lri.DdL Sage j. said 10 be the
r,,l4. ,us.ttt BY the shtinkage in
,si.rs stocks, having sOld puts on gran
M Auu Ior tie rest Of The year At high
issra
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PArrERsOx,N.J., August !. 1.-The Passair
Ice Companies buildipgs at .oAham
burned This uOrnipg' Los ss5@ei 20
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ADNTRIA.

Occupied By Austrian Troops.
vrENHA, August 1.-The Eighteenth
Division Of the Austrian army occupied
Herzegovina TODAY,
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Walter II. shupe Wanted In the
lCOurta.

NEw YoRK, August 1.-Walter Il,
shupe, editor Of the Aduoeate, failed TO ap
pear in Court to-day, and 40 order WAs
granted compelling him to appear To
morrow or show cause.
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AususrA, Ga, August l.-R. s. sauls.
bury and J. S. Iyerson met on the Caro-.
lima side Of the river this morning, ex.
changed shots, missed each other, and the
difficulty wa arranged.
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The New York 1Sma Iays that the
Scranton coal disposed Of at suction on
Wednesday was taken BY two parties
directly interested with The buyers.
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NEw YOHk, August There were 81
failures In this city in July, with aggre.
gate liabilities OF $5.73Sl7l,
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FrREREcoRD.
A ESQ. .ooo Paper slill Burned.

cHArHEM ynblEyE. y, Aneust II
U. s. Marshal PsyDe's paper mill burned
this morning. Loss, 100000; insurauce,
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5btlnteIIisetlfsr:

..-,,5e. OadlI, at Washington
tI re f.s .,,.p5.d the furlougb Of our
Rc, ~ ,ae =, Cbe.Ity, Mail Agent on
Ai''os is'.,;.1 Railroad, for sixty days
y ss1S s'D s.ss quit. sick for some time me
", = y - :. bop. soon to see his old
PS :. : ~, ,gsln on the FO1d.
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weather Indications.

OyVIc1 oy THE cEuy sIssAL oyRIcEh
.WASHIHaIpHs D! c. ARsnst4 ~ H.J
For Tsupsssee and the Ohio Valley
partly cloudy weather 10 the northern
portion, occasional rains, variable Winds
mostly westerly and nearly stationary
temperature and pressure. '
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VOLUME XXVI--NUMBER Sll


NEW YoRx, August l.-Arriysd-co.
lumbia, Glasgow.
LONDON, August Wyoming and
olhella, New York; arrived out.
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8Y TELEGRAPH:

70 THE DAILY L8TEL4IsEEcRR
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r,,,,b. farmer, lost the lnmbernsn
, 20. Measure gained BY ii.. the recent
m rr.ID ia Wisconsin and Ainns'S..; 'S,as :
~: :. I'D, .h,t Injured The crops 'selied
=. =. NM, .DA permitted the lOg-dri'er'
~ = 4, 5..ip... 90 a magnificent ,e.'s, &C, E,
NJ I'D. bay While The sun didn't d,
SI,., d. rsrpt Ios.dn'e on NJ The "oa Black I
sj,., .l,,.4y .ssteg,.iDg q, 100000 feet
tS 100000 tses more remain IN
',,.-n aggregate nearIy "a large as
a, w. ,,ull ,pfips business. So the farmer ,
III ID con. comfort out Of the bad
,,,I,, !, u. way Of cheaper lumber
I'm kpoe. and buildings.
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CUBA.

Great storm on the Cuban Coast
Mine Vessels Lost
HAVANA, August l.-Nine vessels are
reported lost and six ashore in storm
90 the southwestern COST on the night oi
July S0th. The steamer City Of New
York, from New York, has arrived.
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sALlsRuRY COMPLAINS.

Conservative, who congratulated him OF
the scccess Of his mission to Berlin aDd
invited him 10 Manchester, said be did
not object 10 having the governments
policy submitted to searching criticism
but complained that while its policy
was subjected 10 hostile and acrimonious
criticism in the House Of Commons th,
protocols, which record the work Of the
Plenipotentiaries, passed the House with
out comment, so that the Plenipotentiar'
les have po opportunity to explain them
though they alone are able TO do 90
infinitely.
Crest preparations are making for the
civic houors 10 Beaeonsfeld and Sails
bury on Saturday. They will be enter.
tanned at the banquet by the Lord Mayor
THE PARLIAMESrARY DEBATE.
In the House Of Commons to-day r
Lowe, Liberal, resumed the debate on
Lord Hartington's resolution, accusing
the government oi acting false.
Sir Stafford NorthcOle rose to the point
Of order, and said: That the language oi
LoNt was duul'AIHhWGnhAys
The Speaker ruled that a. the remark
was not applied 10 any member Of the
government il was 10 order.
Lowe then repeated his statement,
when the Speaker ruled it to be out oi
order, a. being applied to the members
Of the government.
Lowe then withdrew his expression.
In the House Of Lords, Lord Beacons-
field In reply pointed out that Lord CArn.
ayaron consented 10 the policy embodied
in the circular, stating that the question
Of possession of Constantinople, involved
British interests, and that when the
Russians were approaching Constantine
pie, Lord CarnavAron refused TO concur in
ordering up The British feet. The sub
jet WAs then dropped.
In the House OF Lords, to-day, Lord
Carnarvon, attacking Lord Beaconsield,
asked an explanation oi the latter's re-
marks regarding the formers retirement
from the Cabinet. BE said that II Lord
Beacons6eld meant to say be (CarnaryOn)
at the moment Of difficulty and danger
hinched from what he had pledged him
self to do, he must absolutely deny such
statement.
The Chancellor Of E1chequer, replying
TO an inquiry Of Ashley (Liberal) virtu-
ally admitted that another document was
signed on the 30.h Of May besides the
Anglo Russian agreement. The Chan,
eelior merely denied that anything wa
signed relative TO GreSee.
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,.,. nj r.crivsd The frat numbei
ai's. ~, 4duaie, a email paper
aSs FL q, Il Cl,tt.burg, by Will. B
1,.., go b. in. p,ss OF ~hisA is ds'0.sa s
Csi'' ',....,. =. Of The WOrkiDgnen; th'
~ > y Io'',T n... 70 .ht Democracy 'h. third
49, ~. c;,epb.ekers, and the fourth
~ y y. 4. E.publie.n,. This certainly
I.'',,o = j. J. .A,,ir i. intended to do, Vi.
'l.'' = .,,,,bo4y : and all parties. 1t is
., y. W., ",i,,,d .Dd the subscription price
s,,,y Tor The campaign.
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A dias has been erected on the southern
aide Of Guild Hall upon which stands =
canopied throne. Here will be seated the
Lord Mayor, rlenipotentiaries and chief
officers Of the corporation. There will
be accommodation here for seventeen
hundred persons, including four hundred
members Of Parliament. In the fore
court Of Guild Hall spacious pavilion
Is being erected to seat twelve hundred
persons, another six hundred being &C.
commodAted in the Library. None Of
these can see the ceremony, but will view
the guests as they arrive.
Lords Beaconsfed and Salisbury are
expected At Guild Hall before s o'clock
soon after which the ceremony OF the
presentation Of the freedom Of the city
will be given. The guests will have the
frat welcome At the extreme boundry Of
the city, the Temple Bar Is TO be in some
sense reconstructed for the occasion, one
side remains and on the other wooden
model OF demolished wall has been
erected, 10 be spanped by banner inscrib-
ed "Peace with honor" After the cere-
mony at Guild Hall, Lords Baconsfeld
and Salisbury will attend the Lord May.
or's Ministerial banquet.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.
The Times Rages Against Glad.
stone.

LONDON, August 1.-The Tmss vehe-
mently attacks Gladstone this morning
and says Of his speech: "The House Of
Commons listens with bated breath for
his contribution TO the great controversy
and Tor some prophetic glimpse into the
future. He speaks for two hours and 4
half and occupies seyeL columnE ot our
space. He carries his hearers IrresistA-
bly, along by his brilliant oratory. Bat
when ali is over, and we have time 70
breathe, 70 what does il all amount With
few exceptions, 70 nothing but pro-
longed inyecliye against the present Min
istry. Scarcely anything they have done
or aaid escapes denunclation. Peace has
been made, but NO thanks to them; they
have preferred servitude 10 freedom; have
pretended 70 defend the public law, and
have really betrayed il; have violated
existing treaties, brought into question
an important prerogatise Of the Crown,
discredited US abroad and weakened ps
At home. Bot who are those plenipo.
tentiaries whom be denounces with this
unmitigsted, unrelieyed eensure? They
are not merely Lords Beaconsfeld and
Salisbury. They are the representatives,
Of England before Europe and the world.
Their work, when ratified, is the work ot
England. They have not usurped power
over an unwilling people. Mr. Glad.
stone himself admits that they command
the approval Of the mas Of their eouu-
trymen. There are other persons in
the world besides Beaconsdetd, and larger
questions at stake than that Of the con-
duct Of the ministry in the details Of
prolonged negotiation. We regret TO own
Il, but The whole tenor Of Mr.. Gladstone's
speech, As much by what it contained as
by what 1t omitted, was Inconsistent with
craftsmanship or generous patriotism. He
must proPortionally perfect his claim TO
the attention Of his countrymen on this
great issue.
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Condition OF the U. y. Treasury
~ August lst.

wasHHoroS, August 1.-The following Is the
condition Of the TItasury August !. 1871 And is7s;
:. is5,,, IS51; ., is;$ Is; a.,
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There is Better Way to EMO, Life

Than to quietly suffer the miseries resulting
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Morbus. by keeping this superb corrective and
Invigorant always at land. Buy Sl.00 bot
lie from your druggist, Oscar Seitz, or a sam
pie bottle at 10 cts, and tests its merits
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


ID Huzter snd A, Ers<s % uss estT ss -
Lozss, n NJ STATE 81 NssDarT h~r~sy ns<ks--4
IA; tsey have b~<. sod Dssrs>s aozr 81 Sc
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IT, uso % NJ lea DAY % Asxusf is-. si.d go.
cogrf szs p<Efson ag1lnsf ya d>s-e1szf ard sSfa-
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The quickest safest and most reliable route 10 all
points East and West Is Ella the KANSAS PACIFIC Rail-
WAY. through the famous Golden Belt'' (the finest
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Of cars. Going East, close connections made AT
Kansas City and Leavenworth with all the great
through routes for all points East, North and South
The favorite line 10 the San Juan mines. Passengers
taking the kansas PAcIYIc stop Denver aud
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Close connection made with the Denver 4 Rio Grandc
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For information concerning rates. maps, guides,
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The following Is list Of real estate trans
fers In Saline county, filed in the Office of ;.
I. Criss, Register Of Deeds. for the week end
ing August 9th:
AUGUST 18th
Stearns AMI wife to Jas w Smith. lot 30. %rh II.
Salina-ft0.
August aRh.
Moore and wife to A Peterson. lo!, Is and
l55, End street, SalihA-eSS.
August END
John Dopegan and wife to W Is Anspach lat -, sta
street, saina-si6O0.
ArGrsf 23rd.
W u Jennerson and wife to q Thorn. lot 3, block
81 atkins addition to Salina-S.1.
W Gels IT ux 10 Andrew Muir, lot lis part OF II,
9Th street, salna-S5O.
spilman ct 81 to Andrew Muir, lots lsi. lss sud
los. 5th street, sslina-tee.
AUGUST 2fih.
VIM Edgar 81 TX to ID h Tommy, eqr 10. Is.
2w-elcO.
United States TO J Christensen Wifi swqrs Il, 7
Is, X &w-Patent.
III Grant and wife to Sarah 4 Bond, lot 20, .th
.Sslina-tlOuS.
John Homavi-t and wife to Lyme Emerspa, 10;
l6o, santa Pc avenue, Salna-Sy.5-
Msgness Hom4uist and wife TO John Holpl vfst. lot
l62 santa fe avenue, Salina-S250.
swan STEM and wife IN 4 >aI,irn, lots =; snd %.
Front street >alina-4ss
A I Sander 10 Briita >t-nt. lots =; and "a, Front
street >alina-Sgp,
kPRy Co to Mrs Yisia A MiiIarS.. swqr Il. T -.
s&w-SIlSs.
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An Astonishing Fact.

A large proportion Of the American people
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pepsis or disord-red liver. The result OF
hese diseases upon the masses Of intelligent
and valuable people il most alarming. making
life actually burden instead OF pleasant ex.
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August Flower. Your speedy relief is certain.
Millions OF bottles OF this medicine have been
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results in every case. You can buy sample
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Druggists on the Western Continent
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The undersigned would respectfully invite
the people Of Salina and vicinity to call and ex.
anime his stock Of imported and domestic
piece goods for the fine tailoring Trade. These
goods are all Of the latest design and finest
quality, and at such reasonable prices that
am confident anybody fsvoring me with call
will be perfectly satisfied.
Gentlemen, now Is your time to call and ex-
anime my full stock Of French, English and
Domestic piece goods. Styles to suit every
body.
Kyou favor NE with share Of your patron
age, and do not suit you to perfection, you
need not pay for your goods.
Thanking all my friends for past patronage,
and BY fair dealing hoping to merit liberal
share OF the same. remain, etc.,
Z. J. MCCCoRNICK. Merchant Tailor.
Santa Fc Avenue, SAlina. Kansas.