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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

INDIANAPoLIs, June l9.-The Repub-
licsn Convention of the Sixth district
CCongressionsl) at Skelbyville to-day
nominated General VIM. Groso, OF Henry
county, and the Eleventh district Re
publican Convention At Peru nominated
CALVIN Cowgirl, of Wabash county, on
the torty-fith ballot. The Democratic
Congressional Convention of the Eighth
district at Spencer nominated A. j. Hos
letter, Of Lawrence county.
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nurderous Assault on a Woman.

MIDDLETowE, y. /, June l9.-At
Yorkville, Ulster county, Yesterday
morning, Frederick KimbIe entered MS
son Richards room and attacked the
lstter's wife with al axe, inficting three
frlghtfll and fatal gsshes on her head.
The husband. swAked by the first blow,
fired 8 revolver a. the assassin, whom
the fash of the pistol showed to De III.
father. The second shot struck the
father in the face. The cause Of the as
ssult was the fathers dislike for the
sons wife.
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wedding nj the whire House

WAsHISGToN, June l9.-The wedding
Of Col. Russell Hastings and Miss Emily
Pistt was solemrized st the Executive
Mansion this evening, Bishop jaeger, Of
OHIO, officiating. The ceremony took
place in the blue psrlor, which wss
tastefu.ly decorated With flowers. The
wedding was very quiet one, only the
immediate friends of the President and
his family and those of the BRIDE and
groom being present.
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CInciu natl.

CINCINNATI, June l9. - Cotton
Dull q. lltc. Flour-Dull and un-
changed. Whest-QIie'; red S5c(9Sl 90.
Corn-Quiet and steady st 80 4Oc. Oats
Demand fair and firm a. 2GCG2Sc. Rye
Quiet at 55Cd,57c- Barley-Stesdy and
unchanged. Pork-Quiet, but firm OF
50 IS bid, 81 co ssked. Lsrd-In good
demsnd: current make Sc 80 bid; kettle
81 25Ca,7 70. Bulk hests-Strong and
higher; shoulders held st 81 o7t bid
S. 90 asked, short ribs sales a. S. 56(1
S. 37i cash; S. 80 bid and buyer July
short clear sales At s. 62!d,5 rs. Bacon
Strong and higher At IS 75C95 95CG6 25
Whisky-Dull a. 81 o.. butter-Dul
and lower; creamer l6!@lSc; Westerr
Reserve ll@l2c; Central Ohio sC1s
Linseed Oii-Quiet st 53C955e.
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The Waynesburg Sham Battle Post
pOned.
Waynesburg Messenger.

dg htoDA4S +-SsSSAbNA'
We sre informed by Mr Ii. 5. Blsch'y
lust previous to our going 10 press, that
the grand sham battle in anticipation at
this place, has been indefinitely post
poned. This move Is rendered necessary
by the fact that the West Virgins
troops had, previous to receiving the In
yitatioH of our boys, perfected arrange
ments for grand military review ai
Wheeling, on the coming Fourth. kaiI-
roads had been chartered, band OF music
secured, grounds leased and ether
preparations made that cannot be
changed or delayed. Two Washing
ton companies have accepted the invita-
tion Of the Blues vt our place. but Ms II
will be impossible TO secure troops
enough t) make the graLd battle y sue
cess without "Oid NIrginy's' presence
the projectors have deemed It wise tc
postpone their proposed jubilee. The
Wheeling boys, through the COMMANDED
of the Got Guards, regret their inability
to be with US on the Fourth, and say that
if the affair Is fixed for any other date
they will take great pleasure IN attend.
ing and participating.
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Arctic Expedition.

NRw YORK, June l9-The schooner
Eathen sailed to-day for the Arctic re-
gions to search for the relics of Sir John
Franklin. A distinguished party &C
companied the schooner ss far rs Sandy
Hook. Colonel Glider, just before sail
ing, said that the voysgers would probs-
bly, be absent for two years or more.
The searching party expects to make voy-
age northwsrd in about two months,
reaching Repulse Bay during the latter
part of August. 1t is intended to stop
at that place until spring, there being
no snow on the ground during the win
ter. In the early part Of the spring the
party will cross the country on slcdges
to King Williams Land. Tie journey
will probably occupy four or five weeks,
After landing the searching party al
Repulse Bay, the Eathen will depart on
whaling voyage. The entire party are
armed.
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Executive Nominations.

WAsHINGToN, June l9.-There was
considerable debate in the executive ses-
sion of the Senate to-day concerning the
nominations OF Reuben F. Fenton, VIM.
). Groes beck and Francis A. Walker as
Commissioners to represent the United
States 1t the ILternatlonsl Conference
on the silver question. Finally, the nom
nations of GroesbeCk and Wslker were
confirmed and Fent)n rejected. No
formal vote was taken upon either OF
the nominations. Woodbury. h. Pslley
was confirmed as Consul st Barbados.
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4 GRAND RUNPUS IN PARKERs.
BURG.
Rev. Highlands SON Publicly Cow
hided.

PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June l8.-
Professor Kippsnhe, OF this city, a gen
tleman of culture and refinement, has
frequently of late been annoyed by the
playing of petty practical jokes by Harry
Hyland, son Of the Episcopal minister.
Unable to submit any longer he publicly
cowhided the said Hyland on the street
last evening before large crowd of peo-
pie. Society is considerably stirred up
in consequence of the sttsir, as both par
ties arc extensively known throughout
this city.
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Army order.

WAsHISGToS, June 10 Secretary
McCrsry will issue sn order 10 the army,
citing the section Of the army bill which
prohibits that branch OF the service being
used as posse eomitat1ls in any OF the
States, and directing It's enforcement IN
the future.
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sale OF short Horns.

LEXINGTON, KY, June ia large
sale of Short Horns took place in Clark
county to-day, the property Of B. b.
Groom. One hundred and thirty head
resized over 100000. Many strangers
were present from the Northern and
Western States, and some from Canada
and England. The prices were consid-
cred good, ranging as high as $500.
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Mahninr I'm High Lie.

WAsuINGToS, June l9.-Hon. Jos.
Pulitzer, of st. Louis, wss married this
evening at Epiphany Church to Miss
Kate Davis, one of the rejgning bellies Of
Washington, and relative OF Jefferson
Davis. Although the wedding wss in-
tended to be private, ls-ge number Of
distinguished people were present, in
cluding Senators Lamar, Gordon, Cock
rell and Armstrong, Capt. j. B. Esds,
Congressmen Clark. Ellis, Southsrd,
Marsh, Cole snd Frost, Commissioner
Phelps, and leading newspaper repre-
sentstiYes.
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burglars CapIur, a.

COLUMBUS, June l9.-The police, To-
day, arrested three suspicious characters
having in their possession iorty-bve gold
and silver watches and Considerable
jewelry, supposed to have been stolen
from +. +. Marble, Wilmington, .. The
men proved TO be Jimmy and Jerry
Carnes and William Day ton, we'll known
10 the police.
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DIZZY GOODS.
New York.

NEW YORK, June l9.-Dry Goods
Business continues quiet in ell depart
1nent. Cotton goods ia light demsnd in
first hands, but fairly steady. Prints
dull. Ginghsms sluggish. Dress goods
quiet and unsettled. Heavy fancy cas-.
stmeres, chevlots and worsted coatings
are doing fairly. Selections Of light Ken.
lucky jeans are in rather better request
Foreign goods quiet,
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weather Indications.

WAsHIEGToE, June 20, 4. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, Lake
Regions, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, falling barometer,
warmer southeast TO southwest winds,
partly cloudy weather, numerous local
rains, followed by northerly winds west
of the Mississippi.
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Roy KILLED nt Huntington.

HUYrISGToS, June l8. - Jimmy
Webb, son of j. w Webb, aged ten
years, was killed this afternoon while
playing in lumber yard with number
Of boys, by the lumber falling on him
and breaking his neck.
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Miners Riots.

INDGASAPoLIs, June l9. - Judge
Davidson. of Fountain county, tele-
graphed to Governor Williams, to-day,
for troops TO assist in suppressing the
riots among the miners. The light IN.
fsntry leave here this afternoon by 3
special trsin.
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Nor MUCH FEAR OFT.
The Trouble Will be rhe Other Way.
Special 10 the Register.

Special 10 the Register.
WAsHINGToN, June l9.
At conference between the Presl-
dent and his Cabinet, it was decided that
while all the appropriation bills should
be signed, it might be necessary to use
executive discretion respecting many
items. Where the head Of department
or the President thinks that Congress has
overstepped the mark and made eIces-
sive appropriations, only SO much as may
be thought necessary will be expended.
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Bismsrck's Dog Attacks GortschR'


BERLIN, June l9.-Durirs sn inter-
view Sunday between Bismarck snd
Gortschskof, large Danish dog Of Bis.
msrck's made 8 ferocious attack on Gort-
schskof, who was rescued after consider
shle trouble.
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The Potter Committee,

WAsHISGroN, June l9.-Owing to
the postponement Of the adjournment Of
Congress until to-day the Potter COM
mittee has further postponed its meeting
until tomorrow.
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A 100000 Will Case a, Cambridge.

CAHBRIDGE, o, June lS.-The $50, :
600 Marqusnd will csse, on trial here
since last Thursday, is being argued 10
the jury, before Judge Frazier, tonight
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SPORTING NEWS.
Lexington lknees.

LExGNGToY, KY, June I9.-The trot-
ting race under the management Of the
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders As.
socistion commenced to-day, the weather
and the track being all that could be de
sired.
The first race for green four yesr-olds
and under. that have never started in q
race, purse $500, Crit Davis, b. s., Red
Wilkes, by Geo. Wilkes, l, l, /;
Rolenbauga's Annie T, by Bsneo,
2, 2, O., McDoners b. f., Trinket, three
years old 3, distanced; S. Prices Bessie,
by Sentinel. dlstanced. The third heat
was not troLted, Anime I. being too
lame to 90. Time 2:4lI, 2:4O4.
Second race, 2:47 class; Macy Bros.
Post Boy, by Magic, l, l, /; Brassfelds
Orange Girl, by Risdlcks Hsmbletonian,
.2,2,2, DAVIS, Fannie Robinson; by Blood
Chief, /, /, 8; McDoneIrs Romance, by
Princess, 3, 3, 4. Time 2;24i 27! 20.
The COurIney-Dcmpsey Race.
GENEVA, n. Y, June 19.-The Court
nsy- Dempsey race started at 4:O4 p NJ.
At the word 90 Dempsey first caught the
water, getting nearly length ahead OF
Courtney At the half mile, but st the
mile, and turning the stake, Courtney
was ahead and rowing easily. In turn
irg, Courtney WAS thrown into the water
bY catching an oa- IN some obstruction,
supposed 70 be WIRE, malicl0usIy placed
at his turning stake which broke his oar
lock, and the referee decided the race oti
and to be rowed tomorrow.
Base Bail.
PROVIDENCE, June lg.-PrevIdeuCe .
Indianapolis 8.
LOWELL, June 9.-Lowells 5, Cincin-
natl 4.
Pittsburgh Races.
PITTsBURGu, June l9.-The spring
running meeting Of Friendship Driving
Park opened to-day with favorable
weather, but track little heavy.
The first race, trial purse, for all ages
mile dash, purse $780, 800 to the first
and 50 to the second, in which there
were nine starters, WAS won by Dr.
Living tone, Hampton second. Time
l;494.
Second Rrce-Rush House stake, for
shree year olds, mile and q half dash, q
entries, p. p. $500 added, of which the
second is to get $50. Five starters as
follows: General Wiley, Ike Bonhsm,
Bfton, and Miss Brady. The race Wa;
won by Ike Bonham, Speculation second
Time, 2:49t.
Third rrce-Club purse, for all sgo',
mile heats, 500 added, of which the
second is te have $50 Six starters. The
race was won by Ada Lambert in two
straight heats, King William taking The
second money. Time, l:4j4
To-morrow's race postponed on &C
count Cf the boat race.
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The Hostile indians.

SAN Francisco, June ia Silver
City dispatch says that q messenger
from the vicinity of camp Harney re-
ports serious Indian depredstions. The
party under Egsr have burned the
Diamond rsncheIn Happy Valley, near
STEMS mountain. The Indians have cap
tured over four hundred horses. Thirty
soldiers OF the First cavalry have gone
there to render assistance. Troops and
supplies are greatly needed. Messrs.
French & Robre, with their employees,
have been driven from STEMS. they
report the mountains full Of Indians, also
report all of their stock killed or driven Oft
and two men shot The latest report
frem Col. Demands command ststes
that he has howitzer and three com
psnles of cavalry and will be reinforced
by McGregor before reaching Camp
Harvey. They are in hot pursuit of the
Bannocks.
General Howard sent Grover and
three companies of cavslry to Old Ferry
to prevent the BannoCks from going
north.
Canyon City and vicinity was rsided
by the Indians and number of whites
killed
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General Uprising Threatened.

MADISON, WIS, juno l9.-LetLers
were received to-day by Governor Smith
from the County Judge, members of the
Board of Supervisors, sheriff, and other
reliable and trustworthy citizens of Bar
nett county, stating that great anxiety
and alarm exists in that section Of the
State over the fact that the Chippewa In
dians in this State and Minnesota are
believed TO have formed compact with
the Sioux, and great fears are expressed
that u general uprising ofall the Indians
in the northwestern part of Wis
consln and Minnesota is soon TO take
place. 1t is said that the Indians
Rave abandoned their usual svoCstiOn OF
hunting and fishing, and are roaming
over the country in large numbers.
Runners are constantly arriving and de-
parting for the Sioux tribes, and the
people are fearful for the lives Of them.
selves and their children, and urgently
call on the Governor to remove all the
Indians to their reservations and compel
them 10 remain there. Governor Smith
forwarded letters to General Sheridan
aad asked that proper means be en-
ployed tor the protection OF our citizens.
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BUYING AND SELLING.
Gold Closed az IOO1I-Governments
strong and Hfgher-fIour Steady
and UbchRBged Wheat I'm fair
Demand And Firm-Hogs
Active and Higher.
FINANCE

NEW YORK. June l9.-Money-
Closed easy st 29S per cent. Prime
mercantile paper S@4t per cent. Gus
toms receipts $4,000. The Assistant
Treasurer disbursed $4,000. Clesrings
$40 100000. Sterling 4S5 short; 4s7.
GoLD-At lOOs@l0Oi Borrowing
rates 2G4 per cent, and l-64 per cent.
per diem.
SILVER AT London 53 pence per
ounce; here silver bsrs ll6t greenb backs;
1851, gold; silver coin 39l per cent. dis
count.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and higher.
United states o. OF 1881, coupons.........-ltgN.
Five-twenties, lS6Slnew ...-.lO5l.
ElVe-tWenues, (looIl
Five-twenties, ,lschl ~
New ....-.......llo
New FOur-aud-one-haliS.. .u,a.
New
lV' -
Ten-Forty CoupOus...... .....-............,..lU7'
currency SKIES ..-........ ib
RAILRoAD BOHDS-QIiet
STATE BoSDs Steady.
SToCKS-Tho market opened drm and
prices advanced ! to per cent, but n
weak tone soon set in aud n decline of !
10 per cent. ensued, under heavy
pressure to sell. Lske Shore was the
iesture. and ranged between COZ and
5SI The unsettled feeling continued
until late in the afternoon, when frmer
feeling set in aud there WAS n recovery
OF I to ! +! per cent the latter New York
Central. In the husl sales the market
showed II iractionsl reaction in the gen
ersl Ilst, but Pittsburgh WAS heavy aud
broke | per cent. The transactions sg
gregstcd 10000 shares, OF which 1900
were Erie, TGOO Lske Shore 5000
Northwestern, $4,000 ST. PsuI common,
ZOO Delaware, Lackawsnns and West
ern, 1000 Michigan Central 1900 {.
q. Z. X |, 1900 Ohios, 5000 Western
Union and 5000 Pacific Mail.
Western Union SJs &. {. {. y I....... ~
! ~. h. aH.H.
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PitIsbnrgii.

PITTsBUEGH, June 10. Petroleum
Crude steady a. 81 S8s 81 tsrk-r.; re-
fined a. lltc for L Lad phia delivery.
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For .dditlon.l marie. Sc 81 Z 81
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keW OrIeau..

NEW ORLEANS, June 49, Cofise-
T rmi RGo csIg ,es, ordinary ~ prm', +,
l33gl7c, gold. ougsr-Q IeI; inferior
20 good common 6a8ic; common 10 ood
common G!C17!c; yellow clarified sa@
sc. Moi4ssa-Dull; common 23Ca5z5c;
fair 1923 Rioe-LouisIaHs ordinary
70 choice G(91c.
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The CourIney-Dempsey Race.
Base Ball

PROVIDENCE, June l9.-PrevIdeuce .
Indianapolis 3.
LOWELL, June 9.-Lowells 3, Cincin-
natl 4.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THEATRICAL TROUBLES
AN EFFORT TO DIsPosLss THE LESSEE AND MAN.
AoER OF NIBLos GARDFN.

AN EFFORT TO DIsPosLss THE LESSEE AND NAM
AoER OF NlBLos GARDEN.
Tho case OF Colonel Stephen A. Dodge, represent.
ing Corneiis Stewart, widow Of the late A. I.
Stewart, against Andrew J. Bsche, lessee and man
ager oi Ntios Garden. yesterday, occasioned psou.
liar interest from the legal points raised IL 10
claimed by Colonel Dodge that Bacns is In arrears
some 80 600 or 81, 900 lor under lease granted
last March for one year, ono month and twenty.one
days, NJ annual rental OF $22, 800, payubio In
weekly instruments OF s562 Proceedings 10
dsposcss Eache wcro instituted. which tho
latter Is now contcsting through his attorneys,
Messrs. Howe g. HummelL Tho dsionce is that pay
mont ofrcnt weekly during the dull, summer montus
contrary 10 theatrical usage In iact that the
terms obligation Is not duo until tho expiration OF
tho contract, ana that is wholly optional with tho
tenant whether he shall pay Tor tho unpront abie
period specified now or ator. Mr. Howe succeeded
Ia having tho hrst Summons dismissed ON tho ground
Of Variance as TO the date OF the iczsc claiu which
The piantia declared 70 10 more suotsriugc; bat
ths wss hatiy denied by the asicndanvs counsel
Juaeisi D,ssric, Court Al No. III wni.s street, sags
Caliahah grauied the application for Jury Ll, I'd
jSurn'nk the proesed,egs untii ycsordsy moorips,
Wien Judge Charles n. Clancy was the Wach.
Mr. Howe objected 10 the summons and tss Cous's
Jurisdiction on tho ground tnAt on tho day when
Judge Caiishsu dismissed the nrst suEinons, tho
same day On which The present uinmons ssusd,
Judge Ciaaey was nos In ths cesn,y but that Judgs
Cnuanan was uouinx court nud thut the suintnOus
which purpertsd bear Judge Clancy signature was
IN Tact never signed by hiin.
Judge Clancy stated In response his rcadinsss TO DO
sworn that ns was Ia New York :ho day 10 quss-
tion, ana acknowicdgcd tho signature. Mr.. howe
bandy yielded TO this assurance oi the Bench under
the plea that alter such would iuusc-
orVus Tor him 10 renew his 0bjectiou. Mr.. Henry
u Rice, attorney Tor Coioncl Dodge, urged TO have
tho case proceed. Thercupon Mr. howe domanucd
to look ~ the vonrs, or order cmpsnslng jury,
ana stated that at the proper tino no would inler.
pose challenge 10 .ho array Of Jurors sn tho
ground that mono of the evil Justices have
complied with the statutory provisions respecting
the nomination aud ompauciinR OF Jurors 10 thor
district courtA Oaiy seven Jurors Responded to
call oi nsmcs. Alter sparring Tor the tmc OF adjourn
ment mo case was orderco to 30 on tis morning NJ
halI-psst nine. Mr. Howe stated thai he proposes
raise some novei questions rs TO the M ode VI MONT
mating, ssmmoning and ornpanoinng Jurors in cases
oil landlord and tenant
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THE FLOATING HOSPITAL.

Despite the cloudy skios thors soS excursion
lists yesterday on mo FIoana hospital OF ST. Johns
Guiid which oit the dock tho loot Of East fii,n
street There no rain during the excursion and
the day was an onjoyabie ono There were quite a
number Of severe cases on board, ana Drs rhur.
man. Phillips. wcid and spann had all they could
well attend 10. The doctors dislike TO aiyo much
ncdiclre or W Interfere with tho treatment oi the
other physicians. Tho principal thing 10 70 thai
the chilarcn are properly led. Tho mothers evi-
dently have no idea OF how TO iced their babies Dr.
Thurman says that they do little better this year
than last, as they havo learned IRON tho visiting
phy siciaus OF the Board OF Health.
lno fund OF tie FLOATING Hospital has been In.
creased $i.400 during tho week Dy voluntary con
tr,buusbs. Mr. John "A. Starin furnished tue tug.
boat--thc American Eaglc--yeserday, ana has prom.
isod towago ior tvs days Mr. Theodore ostalter Jr
presented the barge with nev swinging sottec, civ.
ing $50 loavss of bread.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
BEATEN By HIS SON.

john Perry, aged about nfty, OF sixiy.nrst street,
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues, on Wednesday
evening had sons words win his son James. sgsd
twenty three, wno 10 charged struck MS fathcr
the lace with his hst and then tried 10 nlre him Wy
throwing stones a. him. Oficer Met,iun. Of ths
twenty -seoond precinct, arrested young Perry, VINO
Was committed IN default Of bali IN the Fiity seventh
sucot Court yesterday. Hlfl
The New York herald., 1878-08-16

happy nature Of the diplomatic relations between
MsxHo and this country. growing out of tho border
dslicrties, a considersbe portion Of the trade
which now goes 10 England would nnd It's way here.
hc believes that English merchants anu munufac-
turcrs directly The stue of
beIvocn the sister rep1biics and look with undis-
guised pleasure on the present unsettled State OF
AFFAIRS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-04-25

The culture of flowers is increasing
each year. There is no more delightful
occupation that can engage the atten-
ton of the ladies of the household than
Horticulture. That is provided they do
not make themselves slaves TO the work.
Flowers require considerable attention
and painstaking labor, and no woman
ought to undertake the care of more
flowers than she can attend to with over
taxing her strength. If family cares
press heavily, or her physical strength
is limited, she should content herself with
few pots of really choice flowers. Ono
thrifty plant Ia better than q dozen in
differently cared for. There is no bet
ter ornamentation for the room, moth
ing better calculated to give the weary
heart rest than communion with ma
ture in the wIndow,-exsept to get out
into the fields and meadows and gather
the wild flowers. But il is not the privi-
lege of all women to indulge in delight
full ramhles ont of doors every day, and
therefore the beauty and fragrance that
may be concentrated IN the bay window,
by skillful effort, is at once charm and
a health giving pursuit.