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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
IN THE SHADOW OF THE GALLONS

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, May 16.-Dennis DOnnelly,
the Mole Mcguire sentenced TO be hanged here next
Wednesday, to-day Informed Of the adverse action
OF the Board Of Pardons In his case. He
received the news calmly, but when left
alone he completely broke down. He still
insists that he has knowledge OF the crime OF which
he has been convicted He expressed desire to his
wife. who IL living In Luzerne County, and the prs
has money funds were Immediately collected
and sent TO Mrs. Donnoly enable her to come here
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
IN BROOKLYN.

A fire occurred at an carly hour yesterday
morning. in the Bushwick Glass Works, at Grand-st.
aud Morgan-aye Brooklyn causing damage TO the
tent OF IS 900. The works owned by William Brook
field OF this fy The loss Is fully covered by insurance.
Tho cause Of the fire the explosion Of lamp IN the
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

college graduates and bachelors OF divinity.
Since the loss OF the entire endowment fund In 1879.
$4,000 has been subscribed toward lis renewal
the subscriptions this year amounting to $4,000. No
floating debt has the dehcits $4,000
sst year. and $3742 this year being all paid by the
trustees who also gave $4,000 toward the Iesndow-
ment The ministers given S2009O and the ladies'
1864
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
ALBANY.
TIE WORK OF THE SESSION.

TIE WORK OF THE SESSION.
hxAGRR RESULTS OF FOUR AND A HALF MONTHS
woRK-Two HUNDRED AND slxIY-EiGHI BILLS
SIGNED BY THE GOVERNOR, AND ONE HUNDRED
AND FIFTY TO BE ACTED ON-sUMMARlEs VI
TIE PRINCIPAL Laws.
The Legislature which ON WEDNESDAY eioSeo
session extending over four and nan months,
enacted few laws of general character some VI
tbess nroaise TO be of considerable benefit to this
citv ard the State Important measures, notably
the Apportioument bill, failedt to pass the two
houses. On the other hand, the Excise law remains
unchanged, and the crusade against convict labor
was without success. Two hundred and sixty-eignt
bills have been signed by the Governor, and about
$50 remain in his hands. The substance OF the
more important of these is given By our eOrrespon
dent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

"Jennie, what makes you such bad girl "
Well mamma, God sent you Just the best children he
could ind aud II they don't SUIT you can't help It."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
LARGE FIRE AT SOUTH BERWICK. ME.

SALMON FAILS, n. H., May l6.-A fire
yesterday destroyed the picker building attached 10
the Portsmouth Manufacturing COmpany's cotton mills,
WAS insured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17

The Glass Song OF 1875" written by John N. Denl
son. was sung by the class after which address
delivered by President Hurst After referring 10 the
pleasant relations that had existed between class
and the members OF the faculty he spoke OF the trials
the young will be subjected to In the calling which
they have adopted After the cose OF his address Dr.
Hurst conferred degrees and diplomas upon thrtywo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
coMNENCENENT ar DREW SEMINARY.

DIPLOMAS AWARDED TO TmRrY-rwo STUDENTS
THE NEW ENDOWMENT FUND-No FLOATING
DEBT.
The tenth annual commencement of the
Drew Theological Seminary OF the Metnodlst Episcopal
Church was celebrated yesterday morning, at Madison
n j. In the NJ. Z. Church. the seminary grounds
The church was crowded. Among those present were
noticed the Rev. Il. yanhome, Presiding Elder OF the
Newark District the Rev J. II. Knowles the Rev. NJ
f. Ellison, the Rev. DIR. MeKcown, the Rev. Alexander
Craig, the Rev. j. A. Ayers OF the Newark Conference
the Rev. B. HppiDcott, Of the NewJersey Conference
the Curry and the Rev. Dr. Fowle OF this city.
and many prominent laymen. Among the latter were
A. V. Stout and j. b. Cornell, OF this city.
President Hurst, and Professors BUltz, MIey.
Kidder and Strong. the Rev. DR.. DIN, OF
the Wyoming Conference and the Rev. DIR. McCauley
President OF Dickinson College, occupied seats the
platform. The exercises opened with an insru-
mental duet by Miss Emma " Tennyson and MISS
Blanche E. Tennyson OF Madison. This was followed
oy prayer by the Rev. DIR. McCauley. Nine members
of the class of rs selected by ballot to deliver
tons The Orations very creditabe many Of the
speakers having had several years experience In preach
ing subjects selected and the names OF the speakers
IN Aa-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-17
The sIArEi SURVEY.

There danger at time Of tho State Survey be-
ing stopped Governor Robinson thinking that 1t was
being conducted In minute fashion But his objeo
lions disappeared with the passage Of Chapter 216
which coufues the survey TO fxing such meridian and
other lines and points necessary 70 give correct
bases for county and other surveys. that they
NAV he of value at Guy time In the future The
sun OF 800 was appropriated TO carry on the survey
next year.
THE cARTMEs's Law.
An ordinances passed BY the Board OF Aldermen OF
Eew.York forbidd,ng cartmen to do business In New
York unIess residcnts Of the city tamed at cartmen
living in Brookiypl, was the cause OF the passage
OF Chapter 212. "An Act TO establish the
right OF citizens OF this State to carry
ON their business In all parts thereof" This act makes
unlawful for the authorities Of any county, city or
village 10 impose upon the Inhabitants Of any other
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
% 90 LOT.

ons f.adIee' Open Guard Chain.
One Ladies' Neck Cham and Oross.
one beautiful Locket, engraved.
Ui pair Band Bracelsts.
One uent's twist liAk Veal Chain and Charm.
One pair Onyx sleeve Buttons.
Que s~t ls) Onyx shirt Studs.
One new improved Collar Button.
One EXTRA cut Cameo Bal Ring.
One Arizona Solitaire bfud.
One set amethyst or Topaz Pin aud Ear Drops.
One Ladies' Chemise Button.
ons pl.in Ring, stamped iek
% 90 LOT.
One Ladies', oper. Chain. with slids and
tassel. (lietail price t5l.
one Cent? heavy watch Chain. with curb
charm. titstsil price 81
Ons Ladies' heavy long Nesk Chain.
Oae elegant chased Miniature Locket Ter
above.
One set Cameo Medallion Pin and Ear Drops.
One pair (sJ heavy band Brscelets.
One Gents Solitaire diamond Stui.
One Gents Cluster Diallopd Pin.
One pair Amethyst or OnyI sleeve Buttons
One .st Cy) studs to match the above.
Que elegant heavy set CasasO Seal King.
Que massive band or Wedding Ring.
TN, new " patent" Collar Button.
One Lxdie.' Chemise Burton.
one Amethyst % Topaz hi Z, extra hnish.
> lot amounts TO erActly ten times the Price We
: SO. oar IS lot for $50.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
Storey County Court House Bonds.

NrfiCE or THE BOARD Of COUNTY
~ Commissioners Of Storey cnuuty, Nevsia-
Notice 10 hereby given that .t regular eeeting
of sAid Board. held d their once on the vth
day Of Jsnu.ry. A. ID ISIS. Il appearing that
there wss not . sufficient amount of bond, pre-
pented for r~demption In sccordsnec with the
notice heretofore puhllshed. 10 sxhsu-t the
sun of money In -aid fund. TO b. us~d ior the
reSi~mplloa OF Storey Count, Cur House
baod.. 10 WAS d-tsrmined By lot that the follow
ing bonds should b. redeemed. 10 Wit; Noe
10, n. ~, ~ ~ SC. u. I, al. 70. 10. 20. u. "a,
"a. .. 81, W. 9r. "a. -. n. - and %. and that
the came we're declared 20 be redeemed. and
that the hs,d-rs Thereof, o' each add ali OF said
bonds, are hersbJ notified that they can receive
payment therefor. prineipsl and inter Il. upon
The presentation Of -sid b nj or b0nds 10 the
coanty Treasurer of sAld storey coas y, and
that the Interest upon said bonds - declared
b. be- redeemed shall cease and terminate alter
ten days nom the date hereof.
In witness whsrcof nave hereunto set nv
hand AMI an Iei the seal Of said Board this 9Th
day of January. A. ID. ISIS.
lL-.l J. y MCFARLAND County CLERK.
bJ ID. @. ruoxf-os ID pa y Clert J,iOtd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12

Through Passenger Train for San Francisco
leaves virsluia daily a. sr; =: and Gelc n MI y
FRIDAYS connects with lightning kxprees
leaving Reno al y. q arriving q San Fran
cisco via Vallejo at ii:i0 4. n. on following Gay
On TUESDAYS, THURsDAYs. tATUhDAfs
snd SUNDAYS coupeeta only with Overland
ras-s Iest,nk hsno ~ Isoe =. a.Ss
sLktPiN0 CAR leaves Carson for San fnn.
cisco via valisjo on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays. at 7:3s r.n. Returning. leaves Han
fsneisco Tor carson vis vaiisio on Tuesdsys.
Thursdays and ssturdsys, sttP.n.
u; -. TkkISoroh, osni supt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OyrtcE CROWN FONT RAvINE GOLD
and silver Mini z COmpany. - Notice. A
mee'ing OF the Stockholders OF TIE above
named oompary VIII he hed :, The ONE Of the
company, ss CAlilornis street. r. ms J and T.
,ecoad door, on MONDAY. the lth 4 y Of
January, ISIS. 81 7o'clock r. n. of that da,. for
the purpo . Of incrs.-ins the capital -tosk from
thr-s miilh ns % dnlisr-. divldsd .nio thirty
thousand shares Of the par vAlu. OF ooe hua-
~ a ,IIsn.- divided into Que hundred thousand
shsr,s Of ibe par value Of one hundref dolls :
rseh also for the purposs OF tr.n.setns an,
other business thN may come before s.i'
meeting. Co...
J. J. HCNks. P.eslient:
I'M BuFft~aros. s~cre'.rv. ceSln
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
WATCHES, JEwRLRr, ETC.
JEWELRY!

RoaASE WORN IN WAS rRsT ND
iu vby
iof vees, pss oie
manufacturing
all The onenth
impossbe for 70 us' A s''
A
N
putu
tn.e vlas sauiiJa the list
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
oo-cGNT LOT.

One pair Sleeve Buttons. stooe setting.
Ono set 90 svtrsl shirt Studs.
tine hesvy band Engagement Ring.
One sst (2) Ensr,yei bracelets.
One LADIES' lsng Guard or Neck Chain.
Ons Engraved Miniature Locket, for above.
Oae .,ent's heavy link Watch Cham.
One Lsk. Gcorye Diamond stud.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12

ss ss.r.nl 20 e.il Zoe coLLIss.voIrAIcrLAs
fOrTER fsoprs.tors. Boston. ksss. ---
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12

price amount, sy ten m the pfe
rts Tor $o oar Is f~ $50
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
A SOLID aoMMHE GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH FREE.


too gold watch by s. postpaid Gus %
ladies Watch alone 81 With Heavy Gents aod fa
uyhc J. sD After hst time ha
Will
pay
pAuefns
slar.ui N refund
=
the order Address plainly
" pVlyS G. m SoIo l0autS fnr II q and Canad0
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
THE LEGEND OF "ALLEN o. Los
ANGELOS -
flrrns cAlpoRsi, STATE earn IL

AT tuE cALfokSh STATE eAru NJ
sIrcd upon the portieo.
cOnv 'sns with frisnd or two.
When he care shafi.ng rwadi
And s-k-d In gu,tsr.l accents los.
do you know lroDson, thein. and k"ss,
Attnrn-v- ffym Los Anglia
And also GcneiAl liOssrdf
To ~h.eh Lusde squiek reply
l. tones designed 10 molliiy-
Ell know N, IN ell by sight
.W,ll then" said be. - don't deny
Thai thsy are g.atiemeu and tInr,
but whsi b. that 4. me sr y"u-
40 long - ~s 10 risht =
We stared At him then At each other.
Then roug Z the general gucs- 10 smOthr
fy SON. direursi,e dro--.
But he ehipped In, " Nos don't yan bother
'B,ut thst new pavement 80 Oil frism.
You want /, know Who Ani. sm
Allen o. Lo. Angelo
The veterans ss.e thus c'csied Of dnst.
W. we're not shocked 10 hear bin shout.
"Do you ,hink I'm eo~ardf'
Hut woad-r-f vhea b. s'Ezled cat.
II Wouldnt give tlnters toss
fof all the bar Ihiel slos Nshssso-
k1osptinx 0ensra' Howard
He used the u. ual sooihlns phrs-e.
lie sharply b.sie "a e ~ ta blak--
Hat .disi; "ThiAs lin sou ed
Bsesuse hear ths-s fellows pru-sff
No Al, stand her, 10 endar.s
Tn. l.vyer, sf 10. Angeles.
kspeoially G-aer0 hossrd.
..b.n .rsuips In the court below.
I ne~i 90 n 81 every o'ov
NJ soai above them lowered
Hut then again u 10 not so;
trembie iik- an slbs ro--
wh-n ulttei la I.o- Abgeios
,Q.ln.s thai man oenersl Howard r
"Coms, gentlemen, tf Mu fh'"
goblet thM ell mss. a. m"s
30 ifer eiihr .snee h.it
whst ~oalist lhoa waste nav " ~. ~ "a'
Win ",h .,t'n"s. w'np ~ M
Iosn 10 Lo- Angels.
IN, .,x.. m. e,.. of Cave ani ctsi'
~, a.. ~. ls,.i .iIn..r ,i.ft
w,,s ,.a,sI 10, a,..a
Ma held a .ran.crIpt la.i .baft;
HE cups sere douoty f"d'
fhi- es.s invo.',u $50 'a'''"
ft'thF|..~t 80
AMI taxed thc coutt ~ Ihstu,
And uisds such calls ior ru-.hN
Ot,p'rit sunk " tope ueIet,eu.
In travelling tvr riiength.
All through tso Aatum1 attstnoohs,
Tue uen-rzl . nar-haied hts fisi"ons.
In opening and rev,ew-
Absut the immemotiAl moons
That waved and wane .oo'' h' srr'
Gan R.rn.niino'. river rights
WI. .lft.i In an hundred lights.
n, .ho. In. s,tsbit.hei sifeam.
WAL. m ana out b-t seen tae iights
an, riim.. !. ,p..sh and argumeat'-
n,, sh.a,y ehsnnion eau. and went
win ,y,r le..ening b.ami
~h.n a, last. The long aed short,
rsa sssn' a,.,...,sn, mi rotor,
at,nt IN .nrt.nt 'o--r
!. H.. ,,s,... is,.lt,is- FINN the Court.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
SMANFoR0S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

TNsrAYrLY relieves nd psrnansasfy esrss ~
*. socssse y .sa s.snsn sins S.sS.. ss
t.ats hsre. and esrts N thsis ssssnti. torl NE
ssss, s siss, tom every s.s.s fs9.s r.s.sy. h
ons short yeaf hAs foandit vsy fom the Atsntio
e g; 3. ned s
tAfrh- rhs proprietors have been waited sponby
ss 3; S e 1:%sS, 40 yss
sSl. % ,sHse's and ps,ssss ,s sss .Esssa s sss
move. ~s.a you Ssss D' W. s.sissy % ssasssass q q =
.ss; .1;i,, = ~ ysi ,.s. sss % "a s :s.S
70 ee els.ssd snOas TIE stsndsrd nsaiesi sessiass
THE s-s.et derive ssh n dsiiy sss sss ss
HENRY WELLS. o, wrris. rAsso . CO.
This cured N. sasr twelve yssr Of sainsss.
SEo' ". m5GonroS. wnr,A.. MA
7 Yorlowxp, 10. d,rsssess 70 sas hs.s and sn
l A''Y va v. .as:s.iss. 'i' low.
HAVE r-ecmnssd.d u 70 quite sssmssr ofny
i ffisnds. all Of whom hAye eIpreesed % ne
their high estimate ef its value and good sfsss
wN BOWEN. - PIE, sr- sr. Iona
ArTEE using two s9,,l.s I ssa nJ,sii es.s%.s; ess.s
s.:s s one S'Aa'sa sS:';; sss Il; s'.''. 80.
WE have sold sAsyosps R.psc.I cvss sss
w nearly one yesf and can say esndidiy thaa
s s ss,:i :ss :Ra ;si ,s;i;s: sis.
&. j, BALDWIN . CO. wAssxoros. I'm
THE curs effected iu my esse ~ sA.yosD's RAps
ca. Ss s,s 2 ssas ~ ne sssss sss
Of the usaai remedies tssi u could nos 81 trss- J
therefore. nsds aends.ii 20 u bsfor. Seth J.
soSaohoE y. piSsSoRs. bsUs:iss. BSsrDs.
,.iss pf' s.aisrSs Improved iassiiax fsss, ssS
full dreetiops fOr ne use IN ali easea ffies, ta
es.,.. % ,sioasec% ;ss uaiisa s,siss ssa sdsS
NEkks . r0rrER General Assnis and wheis
hale Druggists. Doston. MAzss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-01-12
r o r s Al e!

mar FOLLOWING rLAoARDs ARE FoR
u sale q this once.
.sRooms 10 Let"
.Furnishsd Rooms 70 Let"
(. Yor SALE" Inquire OF -.
.ro L~f.s Inquire OF -.
.fhis Property for sAls."
.This aoass and Lot for Sale.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28
Congress meets next week.

Some slipshod mortals insist that it is
possible and commendablo to tell fbs in
cases whore the utterances of the plain
truth might give offence or pain. That
this doctrine is practically carried out
in society we all know. Persons who
wish to avoid receiving unwelcome Wis
itors without resorting to positive re-
buff, direct their servants to say they
are ssnot at home" "Glad to see you"
is the greeting with which the man of
polished manners meets the bore whose
appearance he regards with horror. In
valids past hope of recovery are inform
ed by smiling friends that they are look
ing better every day. Rash men of bus
mess arc congratulated on their brilliant
prospects by those who are on the verge
of ruin. In fact,never to utter disagree
able falsehoods, seem to be tn o accom-
plishments-negative and positive
most indispensable TO individuals who
desire to be "perfectly at homo in polite
society,""
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28
Saline County Medical Society.

On the 25th day of November, 1878,
the Saline County Medical Society was
organized. The following gentlemen
being present and presenting their ere.
dentials were tount competent to prac.
tice medicine and surgery: DR.. J. B.
GROCER, DR.. J. W. Crowley, DIR. Henry
Bell. DIR. +. r. Switzer, DIR. A. o. Blair,
DR.. e. NJ. Clark. The society was organ:
lied by the appointment Of DR.. Jno. b.
GROCER as President; DR.. Henry Bell
as Vice President DIR. Chas. n. Clark
as Secretary and DIR. J. W. Crowley as
Treasurer.
The firs} business transacted was the
appointment of committee on creden.
tials, consisting of Doctors Crowley,
Switzer and Bell. Their report was
found to be satisfactory in all particu-
lars, as concerning tho gentlemen above
mentioned.
Committees were appointed by the
chairman on Constitution and Bylaws,
Fee Bill and Essays.
The meetings'are to be held bi-month-
ly; the object being harmony, selfpro-
lection, improvement and to be affiliated
with the State Medical Association. The
next meeting of the society will be held
December 18th, at the Office of DR..
Clark, at which time DIR. Swltzer will
read an essay on some medical topic.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28
Colorado, HEALTHY, Attractive.

Colorado ID the great sanitarium and Pleasure Re-
sort Of America Is elevated shove the influence Of
The atmosphere IL pure, tonic and exhllers-
ting. Its mineral springs are numerous. AID possess
various remedial qualities. Is wealth i'm gold and
silver 10 marvellous. he grandeur. extent and va
rety of its scenic attractions without parallel
The pleasure seeker, looking for physical enjoy
ment; the scientist, seeking studies In nature; the
artist, for LOFTY inspiration from wonderful natural
architecture, and the invalid who needs rest, mineral
water and invgoratng atmosphere, should 20 to Col
ofado The climate OF Colorado 10 peculiarly efica-
cious in amelioratng and curing pulmonary diseases
thousands OF living witnesses who went to C0lora
do feeble haymg become robust and healthy, can tes
tfy. Asthma q cured BY Q residence in Colorado;
while dyspepsia, debility and ailments caused bv
everwork and anxiety are eradicated. The tempera-
ture in Colorado during winter months Is eQuable.
mild and especially adapted 10 the needs Of invalid
The Kansas Pacific Railway ID the only line running
through cars to Denver, and the only line by which
Denver can be reached through Kansas without
change Of cars and exchange ticket ana its superb
equipment In Pullman Sleeping and Drawing Room
renders the fayore route for tourists and nvalids
By addressing p. b. Groat. Genl. Pass. ACT, yeu
can obtain publications and maps full OF Information
lbout Ksnsas and Colorado. When you start for
Kansas and Colorado be sure and start right by pur
chasing your ticket over the best ine-the Pa
r. B. GRoAT. General Passenger Agent,
Kansas Citv, No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28
Obituary.


DIED: At his residence in New Cambria, Saline
County. Kansas. Nov. Is, 1873, Jacob Donmeysr.
The deceased was born in Cambria County Psnnsyl-
vania, Sept q. 1880, and has been resident Of this
county nearly years. His age forty eight years
one month and twenty-one days. His neither. one
brother and two sisters preceded hum to the grave.
His aged father four brothers and five sisters are still
living He leaves wife, seven and three daught-
ers, son-in-law and one granddaughter, besides
many friends and acquaintance to mourn his loss
At the age Of q he united with the Lutheran church,
and remained an active member until DEATH At which
time he was Office bearer the New Cambria con-
Rregation. May his mantle fall on worthy success
or, and BY his unexpected remoy al may We be admen.
ished to prepare for death. judgment and eternity.
The funeral was the largest witnessed in this part
oil the county. The sermon was preached BY Rev.
krtlsnd the present pastor Of the Lutheran church
at this place. from text selected from the It'll verse;
OF the 18th chapter Of LIST Samuel: ''Now therefore
stanG still, that may reason with you before the
Lord His bereayed widow and family have the
sympathy Of the whole community.
Let storms Of woe whirl winds rise,
Each cord on earth to sever.
There-bright and joyous in the skies-
There Is our home forever
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28

A number of papers, working in the
interest of Senator Ingalls,, are attempt:
ing to read Hon. W. A. PHILIPPE out OF
the Republican party, and have renew.
ed their fight on Gov. Anthony. II the
papers referred to pursue the line OF
march on which they have started,
they will find the route BY which they
propose to return Mr.. Ingalls, to the
Senate, hard road TO travel.-Ab ilene
Gazette.
In 1864 when Col. Phillips was serv.
ing tho state and tho nation in the army
John J. Ingalls,, the candidate of the
Atch;son Champion for Senator, was
serving tho Republican party in the
state by running Is candidate on the
oppos,tion ticket for Lieut.. Governor.
When Andy Johnson attempted to force
"My Policy" on the country in opposi-
ton 10 Congress, John A. Martin, edi.
tor of the Champion. and his paper,
supported Andy against Congress.
John A. had better explain these slight
flaws in his own Republican record, and
that of Senator Ingalls,. before asking
Col. PHILIPPE to rise and explain. We
aEs making no war on Senator IngalIs,
nor do We propose 70 do 80 /, but we arc
ioot quoting Q little history.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28
Bridge Items.

Miss Bsulah Nickerson, of wsupun, Wis, 10 Wis
itng her sister. Mrs II. c. Order: and friends II
this vicinity.
Matt Greeley, one Of Salinas best boys, has beer
looking after his interests I'm this section tire pas,
week
Ed. Gilium has burnt up of his haystacks, be
cause he could not burn FIRE guard around IL.
Mr.. John Tinker has commenced building q deer
park. He contemplates building fine residence In
the spring.
Squire VIM. Peites commenced his Official career
10y tying the nuptial knot between Mr. John Scot,
Of Mcpherson county and Mss Nellie Carter st the
Residence Of the brides parents. Wedne sdsy Nov
18th, ISIS.
Another marriage celebrated on Nov II, ISIS.
Mt the residence of Mr.. David Reese. The contract
Ing parties were Mr. Martin Stocton and Mise on lie
Webster, Rev. Father McUmber officiating
Another destructive prarie.fre IN our neighborhood
last saturday, November Sd. II made hot work Tor
Squire Manchester, James Bert and Edward Deni-
sons hay. Also doing considerable damage to 9TH
er parties, burning hedges etc.-aI caused by the
carelessness Of certain paties.
We hearty concur with our friend Anon OF Broad
view when i'e says: For BE- il known We Of Gypsum
Valley are individually and collectively in favor of
railroad along our cherished Valley, aud will vote
vote no bonds in aid Of any other road .ntsngeriny
our probability of ever getting such u road through
our Valley.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-28

A cablegram received by George N.
Pullman, from the American minister
at Lisbon, Portugal, states that Charles
w. Angel, the defaulting Secretary OF
the Pullman Palace Car Company, has
been arrested, and that $4,000 Of the
money taken by him had been found on
bis person. 1t is believed there will be
little difficulty in securing extradition.
Defaulting don't pay any more.