The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-07-18
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THE North German Gazette announces
| that all the measures to be adopted against the
Socialists arc now undergoing exnminationby
| the ministers of Justice and Interior 4 81
A CLERK In the British Foreign once
has been arrested on a charge Of esanneAisa-
| ting the memorandum of agreement b0oWDon
| England and Russia to Q London papas. 81
BIBLE distribution fs diligently eakfSed
| on ut the great Paris show. Everybody. Ut sye-
| ~ nationality, who will receive il il, handed .
copy Of the New Testament in his own tongue.
| A GOLD medal OF the French Geographic
| ical Society was presented to Henry II. Stanley,
| the African explorer ut Paris on Friday, "a tie
presence of brilliant assemblage. -, no I
The English government Is retrenching.
| 1t IL understood the autumn manGuSFe6 viii
be abandoned this fall in the intssos y TO
trenchment MI rid la9ffsI, /
THE urSr org i,'n 9IE I
! SLossoN was defeated by Sexton, Thurs
day night at Chicago, in a game Of billiards for
the Delaney medal, Scores, Sexton, 600 /;
Slosson, 1888. '5H 81 SD f, Z 2 ~ =
THE headquarters of the Department Of
Dakota are to be immediately removed lfsm 81.
Paul to Fort Smelling - y--i1r..1T s
THE Vandalia railroad company hos
notified the Ohio and Mississippi and han!
dianapolis and St Louis roads That they hass
reduced passenger fare from 81. Louis to NeWy9g
to $50, to Washington and Baltimore SIS and 70
Philadelphia SO to meet the cut which AAs
been pracused for some time past by the wabash
company. ..-,y.-.,Ha ....s IA Erod .
The Indian raiders In Western Texas
have been punished by United States truops.
and much OF the stolen stock recovered Gen,
Mckenzie passed over into Mexico in pursuit OF
them, the Mexican officers protesting. ~ ="
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A special to the Express from Fort Concho saws
the fnail coach from Concho to Fort Davis WAS
att5 ked by Indians Thursday night near Peees
river and one passenger wounded serioualy, the
stage escaping
A PORTLAND dispatch says thatit Is the
belief Of old residents in Eastern Oregon that
all the Indians in that section arc dissatisfied
and that they will be ready on tbs sstshtsst
proyocation to take up arms againstshs vhisss.
A BISMARCK special announces the dis
covery of rich gold field in Beaz-paw noun
tains, Montana. There is great ezciiemens at
Fort Benton.
THE Western Union Telegraph Office in
Kausas City on the 9th inst. operated, for the
first time west Of the Missouri, between Kansas
City and Denver, tine invention which enables
four messages to be at one time sent upon one
wire the quadruplex attachment. invented bv
Edison.
Mr.. GREGG, who has been Mr.. COrneIIs
chief clerk has RESIGNED his position and 8. F.
Small has been app,,n.ed by hr. GTolt to the
position OF chief cle.k OF the general ticket add
passenger agent OF the Kansas Paci6c comfa ny.
NJ. Silatt has been the western passsn3ef
agent of the company for some .iule.,
THE Pawnee Reservation lands, 21S,0
acres, will be sold at Central City, Merrick
county. Nebraska, on July 18th. The lands ere
appraised ut 81 so per acre and UPWARDS.
A SILVER CITY dispatch SAYS the ad-
vance troops Of General Howard attacked tho
hostiles last Sunday, forty-five mile, from Esc
vcy. Bernard bore the brunt of The eu2e2euen..
The battle took place at Curry creek. Howard
has sent all troops possible to the front. Col.
Robbins md two soldiers werc killed. Cortiess
rode two hundred miles to furnish Howard news
Of the battle, and asking for reinforcements-
TwENTY-SIN criminals from Wyoming
Territory arrived u Lincoln, Nebraska, on
Monday and were consigned to the State prison.
The Bank OF Nevada holds the largest
stock in San francisco of the trade dollars, and
refuses to violate the rules Of the Trearury De
partment against selling them for domestic cir
culation. . ars..--U.
JAY GOULD has recently visited COuncr
Bluffs, Omaha, Denver and Kansas City. snd
everybody who met MIN pronounced him most
agreeable, pleasant gentleman. ,-.i
The powerful tug, Grand Lake. with
three large barges, left st. Louis the 9th for
Kansas City, to load with corn for st. Louis.
The tug Storm, also with three bar,es, left last
week for the same destination and for .he same
purpose The tsO 1ee,s will bring out one
hundred thousand bushels OF corn for parties
in st. Louis. .t '
SENATOR B. X. BRUCE, Of Mississippi,
and Miss Josephine D. Wilson, Of Cleveland,
were married on Monday evening at the latter
city. About seventy-Ave friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs Bruce left in q special car for New
York City, from which city they sail on Wednes-
day Tor Europe.