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N0VINIlIfO MlYIfIN0.
ENTRADAS.

ENTRADAS.
Dia ls-Ds San Thomas, berg danes "Rota,
cap Rappei, lasire
I" De Grenok, sol al ''Go,tf-ied," cap
Rieeke, grail
a-De San Thomas, vap. lug "Eiier,
cap. Boone, gral.
4.-De i'd, vap. ''1anuelita Magia, ca
pitan Villamil
s /" DE Barcelona, berg. gol. "Tremp,
cap Carratala, frutos.
SALIDAS.
Dia 3-Para Aguadila, yap ing. "Eder, ge-
neral
!" Para i'd, yap '.Maauelta y Maria, id.
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COMPiNIA DE SEGUROS

COMPiNIA DE SEGUROS
"THEMARINEINSURANCE COMPANY"
E9.
DIRECTORIES.
DkyYp A1rCH1soN ESQ CHARLEs GAssIoT. Ese
RICHARD Barring, ESQ. FREpRRrcR GREEN ESQ.
g.MEs slEs nhAsD EsS Sir rOHARLEs HENRY MILLS
EnTN GnrxIIE T Eso. Bart a z.
GEoasE pgNu4s: ESQ ESQ ISoe'A - -" ~ -o''
ESQ, Mp WI1LIAMSrEvEN ESQ.
JoHM RALRH ENGLKDuE. RoBERT WATSON WILLIS
NBo. ESQ.
BANQUEROs.
Messrs. GLYN. MILLS. CuRsH 90.
GERESTE.
R0HERr JOHN LODGE.
sUPERINTENDEETE DEL CITADO
DEPARTAMENTO.
FRKpEarcK AUGUSTUS WMTE.i
Capital $1,000 OO6. Reserva S1700, 900.
Esta compafia fu6 estabecida en el ano 1888. ha
ostado muchos amos esta On combinaeion con Is
eompaia de Ia MRla Real Inglesa con la eual ha ne
o 81 saauro Sqo % los em6Srauss
ae dlnero, produetoe euuipaies de los Dasajeros
otros eiedosque se embaruuen On este puerto.
TARrEApAsA DrNHRO.
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A QUIEN CONyENGA.

Sc necesitan dos j6venes para repartir entire.
gas.
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GRAN LINEA
DE
VAPORBS TRASAfLANTICOS FRANCHISES.

FL - lie cada mes sale de este puerto el va
pOr Auiies para San Thomas, en- conexion
con el Vapor frances TrtlsatIintico, que sale de
squel puerto ell 26
Sc expiden passages directos para Santander
! San Nazaire.
PRECIo PoR PAsAJES
IL de l. g lie IL g. de IL Entrepuente
$500 Sl75 Sl60 800
Para pormeaores &c, dlrijirse los Agentes,
in. s. LATIMER & Go
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GIRO DE LETRAS.
PUERTO RICO.

u, GALE DE TETUAN, NUMERo 2
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

General Grant is in no sense of the
word . tramp. He is justly entitled TO
oil the money he over drew from the
treasury Of the United States. He do
sires no law which shall not be of ben.
efit to bis countrymen, and will aid in
perpetuating the government to whose
present existence be has materially con.
tributed. A victorious people canno,
ovsrpay her soIdiers-espec,ally when
the battles won have saved her from q
division of her national strength and
domain.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Much indignation has been expressed by
many Of our citizens over . Transaction which
occurred On Tuesday. A Mr.. McKena,
formerly . resident OF Saline county.
rho has . claim n, RnsssIl cou,tv go.
dovn the ro.d Tne.r,,v morning ~ n,o,s
nm nm his c,.i,r q. tells bis storv 20 ,h;s
.N.ct n. ..l.ta an. ~ tro men .,,,,,. ~
front Of Evv,e.ton q Browns store vh.r.
the Z. s. land Onc. v.s. and mad. lrovr
IN them His h..,re.. The one ,dar....,,
invited him into the store. and .ft.r ,hov.
inc ehIm som. ch,omos .t.nn.a h.h;nd
the counter and beo.n explaining to him i.
mode of dr.vine mir. bv envekooe.. McK.n.
claims that be WA induced TO Law down some
mouey-slOO on one number and 40 on an.
other-iust to be shown how the drawing was
done. As he laid the money down. and still
had his hands On hoth hills some one stenne(l
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Emlgrants are pouring in very fast around
here. They are taking up all the Government Land
thus vicinity. to the hills and stone piles ths
two years ago you could not have hired man 70 take
People are building new houses, barns ant
sheds. Breaking out new farms. Plenty Of wori
here In harvest yet Stacking Is the order Of the day
with u now We still have little and then.
just to keep the gsound moist the farmers can't cut
their grain to advantage.
Mud, well should think we had got lit le
an going 70 run telegraph pole down In . few days
to nnd out how deep it 10.
George Watson has got his house painted up
in nne style. With his yard, flower garden and new
barn be has got splendid place 70 live in. in his old
age.
Lorenzo Watson is having his new house
painted in COED shape. When finished il will be one
Of the best On the Greek
Ed. Niles Is digging cellar now for his new
house, to be put up this fsll.
Charley Johnston Is among the rest for i'm
provements He will put up new house on his ella i'm
soon. He 10 like good many others here. he 10 tired
Of bstchlng and demands change.
Joe Coyer's house Is almost finished, he In
tends to move into IL by the middle Of July. be ID
very enterprising man from Indiana, . regular push
abe I'D.
A man by the name OF st. Peter came her,
with his wife and children about months ago from
Indiana. His wife il crazy and has been for loni
time She was well cared for as the asylum In Indian
apos. doing well, growing better every day. Shs
bad just been thsre one year when he thought b
would 20 to Kansas = live. He went and took her
away from good hands. put her in . covered wagon
and started for Drv Greek, Kansas. He has claim
sad il too poor to put up house now. He lives In
his wagon cover the eroand. He went away TO wori
this week and lef his family 1t home. Last Wednes-
day night 1t IL o'clock. his wife got up unbeknewu
to the children. and LEFT the tent for short wall
across the prsiris-she was barefooted 1t the time
she fetched up Mr. CRISIS Icing in the night. mill
from home. She staid till after breakfast and then
promised to 20 home her children and sarted she
got lost and wandered around till Friday night when
she heard calling for help BY her husband 1t thu
tent. She taken in and now says she thinks she
will stay st home hereafter; she says the reason shs
left home wasto get good drink OF cold water. q
they have no well and obliged to drink the wsiel
in the slew which il warm and not 1t to drink. e.
pecaly In hot weather. Mr.. ST. Peter said he woult
work near home in the future. he could he 1t hons
ulxhts and take care OF his family.
Yours Respectfully. vILLAo BLAcKsnIrl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11
BroOkville Items.

Joe Grarely, who has for some time past
been acting telegraph operator here. has scceptet
the position agent as wskrus.
Mr.. Dixon has taken a months leave o
absence to visit fri<nis in Northern Ohio.
Mr.. McClsland and Rice Bros shipped som,
OF their cattle lest Sunday.
Joe Morgan now occupies his new house.
Mr.. Brownson's new house Is fast nearing
completion.
Monday evening meeting was held for tn.
purpose Of Organizing the Library Association. IN
following we're elected: President, W. II. Gentry
Vice President &. q. Wright; Secretary. G. Denton
Treasurer. DIR. stssrns; Librarian Geo. Gentry. Jr
The Association purposes to open circulating libra
~ md reading room: Roth are much needed. and /
u hoped many will show their appreciation by beFa
contribution to further the undertaking
Mrs. Presbv Is making grand preparation
ming. II will BE- the best treat Of the season.
The picnic on Mulberry the 4th Was quite {
pleasant AFFAIR. Many were out from Brockvilie
New wheat Is commIng into market in very
good condition, with the exception Of that which
cut before the heavy rains. which Is badly damaged
completed The tmbefs and mAchiasry are soon eK-
ported Boo
For the past two weeks rains have been sra.
enable. and looked better this psrt OF
ksnas
The farmers have their grain up Ia good
style. In spite Of thas heavy rain during harvest
Several farmers north OF town have already
thrshed their WHEAT a.i claim 70 have better yi~d
shan Last seasoa, viii The srsde equally .. soei-
Price Of grain has ranged very low so far.
for What b. been brought into this m.rket lov .
y oeats &c. bosAsl hss hssa paid
Our County Superintendent OF Instruction
in toWn oc Moodnr Whiting our school, vim Mr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

about II than he did. and seemed to have unaserably
decreed that the what was spoiled. Their counfe-
nances were mournfll with vsaSrs ELONGATED like un-
70 IN Indian But doubtless their melancholy
has been disspatei this by the genial rays OF
Kansas June sun. Their forebodinss. aowever, sus-
gestve Of the importance the produce Of the coan-
try, in commercial view aud value Of the farmer
in that connection. The greatest apprehension now
au the part Of farmers is the probable low price Of
wheat. The yield i. fair and the quality excellent;
but 10 possible that while the produos have been
tolling to secure their crops. the middle men have
been citing in the shae trying get up some kind OF
scorner ON it, According TO the poet Burns. the best
laid plans Of men may fail. There 10 Law Of supply
and demand that will work legitimstely, though
it may be interrupted for time. The present indi
Gated prices Of wheat below what t costs to pro-
ducs il, and cannot long remain So This needs NO
evident observer and thinker.
md II the farmer could by association, eject some
means OF getting what money they of necessity must
have for present use they might thereby be enabled
70 hold their wheat until they could realize what il
cost them. For that time does and will inevitably
come. The low price paid the producer does not
make the price paid by the consumer corrspondingiy
low. Hence, the profit that should be the producer
and the savings that ought be the goes
the safes Of the handlers and The transportation
ists- Another disadvantage to the farmers in thu
county = the maturity OF btlls Tor machinery etc
threshins and hauling market wheat in ores
to meet accounts due the hrst Of October. intsrres
with their getting the ground proper condition for
next crop. This is hardly wheat producing country
and there are important and results growing
out of And where the farmer IL studying his sol
and the best methods Of seeding and harvesting and
toiling with his muscles let him his brains
how he shall the results Of his toll not
the vassal of those who reap where they have no
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

A Hen. 4. b. Stephens has istinat
ID, ne Potter Investigation business il
being daily turned into . farce. New,
now comes from different parts of the
Seaeh, shas the people will run indepsn'
dent candidates. and entirely disregard
fAs efforts OF tho few hotheaded men
wko pretend to have authority through
political committees and are endesvor
ing to torcs them into an endorsemen,
against their viii.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11
Elevator storage Tariff.

The following is the tariff OF charges
agreed on BY the regular elevators of
THE city June 18th 1873: -
WHEAT, RYE AND BARLEY-Two cents
per bushel for first Is d.ys. Ealf eat
per bnshel for each saossqusat Is days
or part thereof.
CoaN-One cent per bnshsi tor Ani
Is days. Half cent per busbsl for eaeh
subsequent ID days or part thereof.
OAD-One and half cents per bushel
for first Is days. Halt cent per bushel
for each subsequent Is days or part
thereof @
Smelling and cleaning corn, half cent
per bushel. Cleaning bulk corn, half
cent per bushel.
Cleaning wheat rye. barley and oats,
one cent per bashel.
First storage paid BY the buyer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11
WHAT THE BERLIN CONGRESS- HAS

DUNE.
Now that the deliberations of the Ber-
lin Congress are drawing close, . brief
resume of its work would no doubt be in
teresting, and we therefore will endeav-
ors to sketch in o condensed form the
main conclusions arrived 1t by this
august body. Turkey sees too late that
it would have been better for her TO have
made some definite terms with Russia.
She now beholds with distress how re-
morsely the powers are cutting her to
pieces. Her so-called ally, England,
while pretending to help her in Bulga'
ria, strikes her the most fatal blow in
estrang,ng from bel, her Grecian posses
sions. Austria, her other pretended
ally, simply selzes Bosnia and Herze.
gowns, and that is the last of them.
As matters have thus far been settled
brief pen picture of European Turkey
may be portrayed as follows: Rouma
mia is to be entirely independent. Bul
garia is 10 be Independent under Russian
influence, STIMULATING to pay her part Of
tho interest on the Turkish debt, and IN
annual minimum sum. Roumelia 10 to
belong to Turkey under Christian
prince, with o European guarantee
Servia is to obtain new territory, in
Guiding Nisch while Montenegro is to
be aggrandized and have a sea port
This leaves Thessaly, Albania and Ma.
cedonia to be dominated by the Greeks,
and only nomially subject to Turkey.
European Turkey has, therefore, almost
ceased to exist, as the small district i'm
medistsly surrounding Consta q tinople
is all that could justly lay claim to that
name.
An old wound of Russis's is cured in
getting back Bessarabia, which was wrest-
cd from her by the treaty Of Paris. The
whole valley Of the Danube is under Rus
sian sway, and the Turk knows it no
more. The Sandjak of Sophia also
strikes her colors 10 Russia, and the "a
nous qusdrilateral is among the things
of the past.
1t is very strongly intimated that
whom the question of Russis's conquests
in Asiatic Turkey comes up, that Bis
mark will take very decided stand in
urging that, what she has won should
be given her. In extenuation, he quotes
the Schouvaloff agreement with Eng.
land, which he says estops that power,
and places in Russia's hands two bonds
tor the possession of Batoum, one from
England, the other from Turkey.
1t is this question of Batoum where
the great diplomatist Bismark, again
shows his master hand, and IS usual,
holds the trump card of future destiny,
it being acknowledged by oil diplomats
that this critical question of Batoum
may yet be the pretext to lay the foun'
dat,on of another war.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

The venerable Gen. Shields WAS one
of the orators at the interstate celebrs-
ton at Kansas City on the 4th Of July.
He WAS warmly received.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

The Greenback convention nominated
d. P. Mitchell for Governor, and Alfred
Taylor for Lieut. Governor. Who are
they!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Tho nov Custom House at Topeka 10
to b located on the corner Of Kansas
avenue and Fifth strseL lts Dimensions
will b 100 40 feet Il 10 70 be mod.
eled after the federal Building in Allan.
q, Georgia.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

From the K. C. Journal Of July 9th
we learn that coal in Two veins has been
discovered at Rosedale. The we'll VA
bored for the purpose of exploring the
depths below the city to discover If there
VS. truth in the theory-lately broached
that gas in its natural state could act
uslly be found beneath the city. As q
result no gas has AS yet been discovered,
but ,hree-foot vein Of coal was found
at depth Of PSI feet below the surface,
and another of i've feet At depth Of Se9
feet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

indian news from Oregon is 70 the Of
fect that in oil fighting % far the Indians
have been victorious, and their forces
rapidly augmenting from other bands.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Tom Cavsnaagh, Secretary Of SAss,
seems 10 the Iced = . candidate for the
position of his present incambency.
Ton is IN excellent o0lcial-Council
Grove Republican snd Democrat
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11
THE BIBLE.
The best Family Bible in the world Is the
Gomnloto 0omaStic 0lhlo.

II has . larger sale than any other. and excels all
other Bibles in the value and completeness Of its his
tOrc features. its explanatory tables. lis beautiful
cravings, its illuminated plates and the beauty and
durability Of ITS bindings. This Bible sold % per
Cent below other Bibles At prices ranging from - so
to $l3O IL has 49, pages and contains 90
Illustrations. II :hAs equal within its range OF
prices. l.. e. ALMOND 4 BRO. are special tAgents
70 this and many other valuable books. including T..
8. Arthur's works. Psncoast's Medical Guide. How
art's book Of Family Medicine, etc. etc.
TWO GOOD CANVASsERs WANTED.
Lady 10 canvas Salina for two popular books now
ready. Address, GEO. ALMOND,
oalina, Kansas.
Or l. q. ALMOND. Newton. Kansas. 4-6m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11
ssGUBERNATORIAL."

A close observation of the argu-
ments advanced against the renomina-
ton of Gov. Anthony discloses the fact
that they are not based upon any ad-
verse criticism of the record made by
him a. governor, but are chiefly the out
growth of personal antsgonism. This
10 strong point in Gov. Anthony's f.
vor, and should not be lost sight of by
his friends.
1t has been part of the policy Of the
Republican party In Kansas, ~ell rec
ognized In the presidents of the past to
accord to its faithful and efficient repro
ssntatives in official position, tho com
plimsnt of denomination, and this
practice 10 based upon sound rules of
wisdom and equity. That Gov. Antho-
ny's administration has been faithful and
efficient, no ono will deny. And it is
also . wsll-known fact that in his pollti-
cal record no has been o jealous, I'm.
swerving advocate of the doctrines and
principles of the Republican party. Why
then, should he be snubbed BY the party
because he 10 disliked BY few personal
enemies? There are some editors IN tho
State who have naught to say against
Gov. anthony, who have confidence in
bis ability and integrity, but yet sup
port tho claims Of Col. Martin, his prin-
cipal opponent, either from motives Of
personal friendship for brother editor,
or because they think tho time has come
whom tho services of Col. Martin to the
party should be rewarded.
The Manhattan Nationalist claims
that Col. Martin would rally tho party
together ~ unit, but omits to tell Us
what special virtues Col. Martin posses
So that he can accomplish more IN this
direction than Gov. Anthony. Can it
be because no has no enemies3 There
are few men in Kansas, who are out
spoken on all public questions, who
hsvs idess and fight tor them, but what
have enemies. Can it be because Col.
Aartia has such record of unsWsrving
fidelity to the principles of tho Re-
Pabiican party in ito days OF trial, that
gratitude demands reward for him ct
this particular time?
We have no objections to urge against
the msrits of Col. Martin. He would
make an excellent governor, and has an
unquestioned right to mako the race,
bat We protest against his claims upon
the Republican party of Kansas being
urged Is special argument in his favor.
If the tact that Col. Martin was an ard
81 eoppoftst Of Andrew Johnson's pol.
10y and his veto of tho Civil Rights and
Resemans' Burssu Bills, in opposition to
the teuest interests of the Republican
party, and amid the laundering pro-
tests which went up from Republican
leGislatpess I'll over the land, stands in
support Of his present claims to pre-em,.
aenes. We cannot see it. He may have
repeated for that short season OF
apostssy. II 90, We honor him for it,
and we accord to him the rights OF .
leader in the party. But - long - the
:foOed of 1e06 Glands, let 10 have no
moro nosssnss. Lot us give these gen.
tlsaen fair play and elect tho nominee
By rousing majority. :.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Gen. Butler not content in conducting
one mad scheme, which may eventually
bods evil to thecountry, 10 nov abstting
and encouraging the crazy labor and
greenback movement judging from .
speech be is credited with having made
at Newburyport, Mas, on July 4th.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Tom Csvsaaagh seems 70 b The bead
horse in the SECRETARY OF State racs.-
Hays Sentinel.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11
Saline Comfy Central Committee.

Ameeting Of the Republican Central COMMITTEE. OF
Saline county, will be held at the Journal once on
Saturday, the 2eth day OF July. ls's ut O'Clock
C.E. CRAYoIR, NJ. d. SANPDoN,
Secretsrv President.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Hon. 8. A. Cobb 10 advocating through
the columns of the WysDdotte Gazette.
the holding of . constitutional conven-
ton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

Iowa 10 still being invaded BY large
bodies Of tramps. 1t is reported that .
large numbsr st Aarshalltown had TO be
dispsrssd BY tho miiids, and the ring
leaders impriaonsd to prevent Wholesale
destruction of property.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.

A Dslegste Convention Of The Republicans q the
State Of Kansas, will be held in Representatlve Hall,
in the City Of Topeka, on Wednesday, the 2Sth day
Of August, 1875 Ut the hour OF 10 Tor the p1r-
pose Of nominating candidates for the following on
ces, viz:
Governor:
sLieutenaat Governor:
Secretary Of State;
Auditor Of State;
Treasurer q 6tate;
( Attorney Gene9al;
Superinfssdsnt Of Public Instruction;
Chlef Juseioe Of the Supreme Court;
State Cbasral Committee.
The basis OF representation in the State Convention
viii be 0ae a. delegate end one ID alternate for each
80 votes eass for walter L. Smoas for Presidential
Kleceor b fS7o, e0d additional delegate and alter
nate every fraction thereof Of not less than 50
votes; provided that In al Organized counties In which
Ices TIN 50 votes were cast tor said 6im0ns such
counties shall be entitled to delegate and alternate
each, q follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

A known conservative and well-in.
formed Southerner writing from Atlanta,
Ga, expresses the conviction that he is
moro than ever convinced that strong
Republican canvass in Georgia this sum
mer and fall will be of inealculable ben
eft. The old secession 6re-eaters (noW
known % Bourbons) in their efforts to
once more grasp power, are still circu
sting lies against the government and
the North. In chsracterizing Bourbon
leaders as wholly false and dishonest, he
says that the people want facts so pre-
sented a. to carry conviction. This can
only be done by sending representive
Northern men to take leading part in
Q vigorous canvass, and who are not
afraid to speak what they think. Demo.
cratic leaders may attempt intimidation
occasionally, but they cannot scare brave
mon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-11

The Secretary OF the Treasury has mol
decided to announce the resumption Of
specie payments before the first Of next
January, as some have been led to b.
lieve that he would, but on the contrary,
let matters move along on the even tenor
OF their way. He says, however, that
rssu mption may come before that time,
by natural course, or when the premium
on specie shall disappear. The coin
balance in tho Treasury is now reported
at s2OO, OOO. 900, and thought to be in
creasing. As the idea is entertained
that the balance will not fall below this
figure, it will, with the present low pre-,
MUM on gold form the basis for the an
ticlpasion of resumption taking place
before the allotted time.