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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14

All kinds u county work. miscellaneous hiud,.r
1raG. book and bob printinS soiiet~d.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14
Notice to Tax Payers.

OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURED
aALIuB COUNT EAu0AO,
6Alins, July 0th, lSSe.
NOTICE b hereby Gfyen that tie following DE-
n ocribed lands and town lots, or much thereof
- may be necessary for thst purpose, will. ON
Tuesday, the End day of September,
A. D. 1879,
and during he next saeoeeding days thereafter be
sold e pubic oneei0o, q ny once aS Tie Court
Hease, Il 4slins, Tor he taxes ed charges thereon.
Tor the wear A. D. lg7B. j. b. HAMILTON,
County Treasurer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14
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The New York herald., 1879-02-12

condition Edwin Johnston FIRST mate. and p Allen,
second mate wore washed overheard aud drowned
ScuR IIrrxx Hovr Crane fbefore repored was lost
In gale Jan ~ OFT Cape iiaeras sue was useovorea
about four miles OF from the Cape and IN about W
feet OF water
ScHR ALrFRr PAIGE fof philadelphia, from Boston, in
ballast Sprin Pond Ledge AN Feb H. but
came OF and went dry dock at Portland
CAPE MAY Feb Minnie Still. which came ashore
midway Of scvenmile beach during the sonheas Storm
morning of Dec taken out ct the SURF ana
rolled along the beach distance Of thrce-qnarters OF
mile and launched afoat the inside-
LONG BnAScn. NJ. Feb 1.-THE vast field Of ice which
has hlled the Horseshoe for month"; preventing com
municaton with the New Jersey Southern Rnilroad dock
and closing the mouth of Shrewsbury River has been
moving away gradually for the past few days Last n,gh
TO Highlands the mouth OF shrewsbury RIVER con
tanning thousand moved out slowly win the
company and forcing the schr Jordan Woey into the
wharf and carrying her bowspr Tho schr George
Iinlmc forced the beach. but not muc dam
aged The schr Martha Price carried out with the
leo but with assistance from the shore sho relieved
from her situation and brought the railroad wharf IN
safety
ST JonN. NIB. Feb ll-Intellgenc has been received
here to-day of the arrival Hull f. of Capt Powell and
six Of tho Of the schr Gamer of Chatham NB The
Gamer voyage from Richibucto TO Providence.
RI. and foundcrcd Jan = In lat ~ n. Ion 'S W.
SAN FRANCISCO Fob 4-Thc steamer Thos A Whitelaw
sand beach little TO the northward OF Eel River
Saturday night She still ashore yesterday win
tho rough 1t s expected that thcre will he great
difficulty IN getting tho vessel OF.
DISASTERS DwcENnKR-The Direction Of tho Burean
veritas published tho following statistics of mari
ne disasters reported during the month OF December
1873 concerning all flags Sailing Vessels Reported Lost
-2 English. "a American l3 German. ~ French Nor
Austrian Dutch Portuguese, Spanish. Repuhlic
Argentine Of which the nationality is unknown Total
i35 In this number included vessels reported miss
French, / Swedish. Total, u.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
SUICIDE OF A MERCHANT.


Christian Moller. q prominent resident Of Hobo
ken, committed suicide last evening at his
mansion. in Hudson street. by shooting
himself through the head. The great depre-
citation in value of his property and his
failure to secure his outstanding debts led him to
the insane belief that he getting poor, and that
his family would ultimately suffer from
want. Recently he has behaved singularly.
and it was noticed that his mind was de-
ranged Last evening. after partaking of
hearty supper retired to his room. and. standing
in front Of lookngglass. he deliberately shot him
self. The ball entered the right temple, passed
through the brain and made its exit the left side
of the head. Death resulted instantaneously.
Less than three years ago Mr.. Moller reputed
to he worth about $500 0C0 being at that time of
the largest sugar refners in Williamsburg. Mr. Mol
lers family is not large-only three children One Of
his daughters recently married to lieutenant of
the German army. The deceased about forty
two years of age and has lately been interested to
large extent in the manufacture of patent horse
shoes. Mr.. Moller we'll known in business cir
cles and was of the shining lights of Hoboken
society.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
CLEARED.

Steamer Abyssin,a tBr Murphy, Liverpool vis Queens
steamer Denmark SBr, Williams London-F W Hurst
Steamer Italia Br). Knox Glasgow-lienderson Bros
Steamer Wyanoke Couch korfolk, City Point and hch
mond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamer vineland. Bowen, Baltimore-J krems.
Steamer Norfolk, Clark, PhiRdelphia-James Hand
Steamer Ncrcus, IIaiiett. Boston--iI 7 Dimovk
Ship Cumcra tBr), Williams, L,vcrpool-Bowring
Archibald.
Bark Enscn Ger, Esscrs Padang for ordcrs-Funch
Bnrk Verify tBr,. Corning Antwerp-Boyd h Hinsken;
Bark Prinscsscn tNor,. Christensen, Antwcrp-Funch.
Edye h Co.
lark Scmd Lindsay. Laguayra-Dallett Bonlton h Co.
Bark Sagadahock, Wrstbery. Havana-C Wood.
Bark Jose ID Bneno, Jones' st Jago do Cuba-W"ydeH q
Brig Britannia. Hotchkiss. Barbados-H Trowbridge's
Sons.
Brig Rothcsay tBr), Munro Porto Piata-E Sanchez y
Brig Ellen Munroc. Moore, st Jago do Cuba-J dc
schr Anna Holton. Smith. Tampico. Mex-J " Wilson
schr Emma L wlnsor. Atwood. Porto Plata-B Wen
berg X Co. .
schr Ricardo Barros, Newton, St Johns, PR-B Wen
scr Minnie Taylor, Taylor, st Johns PR-Paul Cor
hard.
Schr Julia (Fr,. McInnis Halifax, NS-Pcrkins 4 Co.
Srhr Crescent (i,y, Romkcy Halifax. NS-Perkins CO.
Scir Dahlia tBr Adams, Halifax. NS-H Loud Co.
Schr NJ W Drcw French Jacksonve-Georg ii SQUIRE
Schr Rhoda Holmes, Green, Charlcston-James Van
schr Dick Williams willctts. Chester and Philadelphia
Van Brunt X Co.
Schr Helen King, Aylward, Calais Ms-John Boynton's
Sons.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
THE NINETY-FIRST FOOT.

new chapter Of the story Of the captain and his
whiskers." who halls from Her Majesty's Ninety
first foot. and who recently had an unpleas-
services Of Staten Island constable and
an Indian whoop, gives it still
moro romantic character. HERALD reporter called
yesterday at the Office of the British Consulate and
ascertaned that the only Elkingtons ON the army
list were surgeon and o retired general,
neither answering to the description Of the
gallant captain. Inquiry Mt the ofce of the British
Shipping Commission resulted in finding two or
three gentlemen connected with the office who had
previously made the acquaintance of the dis
tingr,ished military gentleman from Staten Island
Mr. Fraser. the junior Vice Consul. said that the
party in question called upon him short time ago
and made an energetic but unsuccessful effort to
borrow some money He introduced himself under
the name of ODrien, recently arrived
from st. Petersburg. He was astonishcd that
his request for money was SO coldly treated,
and he then opened another trench toward the
enemy's citadel. He asked whether Mr.. Fraser
would be equally obdurate should he be endorsed by
cable despatch from the American Consul at Liver
pool. The reply that any money received from
the United States official in question would be cheer
fully devoted to the purpose for which 1t was sent
Mr.. Fraser ascertained that his visitors was
ELLINGTON and that he had ventured the state of
matrimony before he quilted his native country. He
Ia the son OF Mr.. Ellington, the well known silver
smith of sheffield. He extremely reticent
about Her Majesty's Ninety first foot while he
was endeavorng to effect the loan from Mr. Fraser.
That gentleman understood from Mr.. Adams Of Wall
street, that ELLINGTON succeeded in wheedlng money
out of him 1t was evident that the gallant captain
did not leave o favorable impression the minds of
the officials of the British Consulate.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
OBITUARY.
EDWARD ROCHE.

cable despatch was received in this city on Mon
day night announcing the death of Edward Roche
the senior member of the firm of Roche Brothers.
importers of sugar and West India produce. at No.
1l5 South street. The deceased was born in Ireland
in 1913. and consequently in the sxty-sixth year
of his age the time of his death. He came to this
country when quite boy and served his apprentice
ship in the shipping business. which he followed all
his life time. About forty years ago he started in
business on his own account, and afterward became
of the founters of the firm of Roche Brothers
Cofiey On the death of John Roche. in 1S13 the de-
ceased became senior partner i'll the Arm. and con-
tinued such until his death. He was for long
time a member of the Produce Exchange, but severed
his connection with that institution few years
since. He has been in feeble health for long time
past and two months ago he started for st. Croix to
spend the winter in hopes that his health would be
improved by the climate of that place. The cable
despatch announces that his death occurred at st.
Croix on February .. His remains will be embamed
and returned to this country without delay. when
they will be taken to his late residence, No. 80
Remsen street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

NOMINATIONS By THE PREsIDENT-oRDERs.
WASHINGTON, Feb. IL, 1879.
The President sent the following nominations to
the Senate to-day
Assistant Engineer Francis NJ Ashton to be passed
assistant engineer. Lieutenant Commander William
Gibson to be commander. Lieutenant Francis NJ.
Barber to be lieutenant commander. Master Alex
ander McCracken to be lieutenant. Enseign Thomas
b. Howard to be master. Lieutenant Charles II.
Black to be lieutenant commander. Master @. l..
Dyer to be lieutenant ENSIGN Albert A. Nicholson
TO be master.
Commander M. L. Johnson is ordered to command
the Ashuclot, Asatc station. Passed Assistant Pay
master s. Dorian Hurlbut is ordered to duty in
charge of naval stores at Honolulu Passed Assistant
Engineer James H. Perry is ordered to experimental
duty at the New York Navy Yard. Commander
George II. Perkins is detached from the command of
the Ashueiot in accordance with his own request.
Lieutenant Herbert Winslow is detached from
the Portsmouth and ordered to the Marion.
Ensign X. 4. Nicholson Ia detached from the
Washington Navy Yard and ordered to the
Portsmouth. Passed Assistant Paymastcr J. II. Car
mody is detached from duty in charge of stores ut
Honolulu and ordered to return home. Assistant
Engineer A. b. Canaga is detached from the Michigan
ana ordered to the Vandalia.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

We are indcbtcdsto Captain Csppico Of italian bark
Moe and the purscr OF steamer Gamma from Bermuda,
for fhcr attentions.
sur PnrxA wfSsLow before reported foundcrcd IN tho
South Atlantic cost about xt0uOOp and tho only insur
ancc on her s that Of her MASTER Captain Cheney.
BARK TRAVELLER (Hr), Goudey. from Philadelphia for
Belfast which into Newcastle, DEL January 81 with
bows and leaking, has repaired and reloaded and
snied February - for destination.
Bme PmSrss IIopss. Of Bangor. before reported
fs sterling Her sails material kc brought fi2 It's I'd.
BUG ApvrAIpr Slower which was before reported as
probably wrecked Arccbo PR later adviccs
10 have been total loss She had on board lof casks OF
molnsscs
scnR ANY VALENTINE, Potter from Mnsti.lan for New
York put into Charleston Sc AN Feb H. short Of pro-
visions and to repair sails
scun HARVEST McDald from New York for Bristol and
Providence with assorted conssting principally Of
whiting and dycstn took sqnaii OIL Wscstone. H. pm
Of Feb D. aud thrown her beam ends While In this
position large piecc of oang Ice In contact with
her cabin windows and smashed them In The water then
movable aon aud found It's Into the hold
The SGT 20 work NJ the pumps, and IN short
time the vessel rghtcd aud was freed from wstcr Capt
asorc tho 1irHALD Telegraph Station to make inquiry
for notary The services Of this fnnconary having been
procured tho captain noted his prtcst And reports ms
Of undoubtedly damaged To what extcnt ne ~
present unable lie would tho voyage at
an early honr IN the morning.
scnR JonS II RAvmoSp, siilc boating np Norfolk 1Iar-
driftcd into sclr BrookinE. carrying away
the all the hcagcar of the latter The Ray
oud also oucd with another schooner NJ anchor parting
her cable aud damaging both vessels
ScnR ErxuK Ricr Chase, from Boston for Barbados,
sunk miles northeast Of Antigua Tho were IN IN
boat four days but reached ~ Johns Antigua safely
scnR Pnocron from Boston for Baltimore tbcfore
rpcrcd arrived on tho lss inst N damaged
The New York herald., 1879-02-12

submitted to malpractice. She advised to get
mp. dress and leave the house in carriage. and did
The result Of this journey and the neglect OF my
attendants since has been my utter prostration.
Inspector Murray was deeply affected and sent for
Police Surgeon Clements at once. Everything that
could be done to alleviate the poor girls suherings
was done and Captain Mount placed in charge OF
the house. with instructions to look after Margaret
Steele who is only twenty years old.
MME. BERGER IN coNvULsIoNs.
Nine. Berger, after her removal to Headquarters
last evening, seemed to break down completely.
and sat in the she was placed
in and dispirited. About ten O'Clock
she was suddenly taken with commissions anc Police
Surgeon Cook had to be called in He applied re-
storatives and tried to soothe her. though she
cried bitterly and begged to be taken to the hospital
She was made as comfortable possible and watch
was set upon her.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
FOREIGN PORTS.

Axxn Dec l2-Passed. ship Saratoga. Kendall. Itoo
os Msns q,
Wntcrhousc singapore for Boston Lssie Perry. Pmsm,
ADELAIDE, Dec 2s-in port. bark Ukraine. Amos. wig
AsriswAi, Fob s-Arrivcd. steamer Acapulco. shnck-
BATAVIA Dec chartered. bark Maria eydon II Ger.
to Sss h XSe Todd cr-o
Annette Bay for New York 18th Rapdan twrecscr Bow
Amgvsd tNor) Larsen New York for Honfenr 10Th Gcm,
Sailed a5 ship Winged iiunisr, Fellows tfrom liverpool,
Matte FOSTER ro% Tusis rsand BOSTON," Csrd
Eoss from Cape I"ytien, de asth barks Lizzie Merry
sncc; 2Sth Wilhelm K.ksr isr Euler from saysnn"h
flowed in 7,h steamer casilcwood llsr, Miller from
In port FEB o. ships winged Hunter Tor New York r-pq;
syren Man'sr from HONOLULU for New Bedford do enrk
repairing and nearly finished rcicading Carolina us,.
n;:n e., rsm NoSr Srss"ps ma Gr rn.dePna NEARLY
for New York. nearly finished REPAIRS viii saii in few
S"y aSS @ from for %
S @ TSss Ss S,a fran @ s sss
for New York, DO; briss r9runs dBr, msyrss'
duane from Dcmerara for DO really Tor May tl,r,,
cisIcr from Turks Island TOR Iuncnburg Ms dol yindcx
hs, iss Tr" sss
rubber and Crown rS" rces
and ready for silver Heels Milan from Turks Island
for New YORK, has been marine slip and had
% in"sua for iiaiii"ss rcps; is,sie p Emery: from
ns for New York ready for sen e M e." Bn,or~ M rys
ncary ready for and tho above arrivals not otherwise
EsnpHsas Jan si-rn port bark John Gibson tBr, Dodd
msIiiAx. Fob r-ssiisd. ssss~srs Poiynssisn Bp
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
Captain w. w. coIr.

Captain W. ". Colt died at Norwich, Conn.,, yester
day, aged eighty-one years. He was one Of the old
est steamboat captains in the United States, having
commanded the New York and Norwich packet
McDonough at the age of eighteen. and having been
engaged in steamboating from that time until his
retirement few years ago. He practically. the
founder of tho Norwich and New York Transports
tion Company, and has been identified as
builder, owner captain with at least
fourteen steamboats, 1t to his suggestion
that the late Alvin Adams indebted for the idea
of starting his express business and Mr.. Adams
first package between New York and Boston was
carried on Captain Colts boat. He sold two Of his
boats-the Escort and w. W. Coit-to the govern.
ment during the war. The W. W. Cot was General
Gilmores staff boat at the capture Of Fort Sumpter.
in 1864 and her flag replaced the stars and bars OF
the fort on that occasion.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
ROUND SOUTH.

Steamer City Of Ftchbury Ellis New Bedford for New
York with nidse aud passengers TO bnriing Davis 80
Stcarcr Electra Young. Providcnce tor New Nor win
mdse and passengers to Isaac ude . .
York.
Steamer Lille. Ewing. New London and Norwich for
New York
Steamer Lancaster Mills New London for Phiadelpha
Sclir ELIZA Pharo Watson Providence for New YORK.
schr A cranmer, BLIZZARD. Now Haven for Baltimore
Schr q e Ackcn. Toms. stamford for New York
Sclr Packet. Ingalls,. Coldspring for New York
Schr Sharpshooter Clark Cold Spring for Now isrk
BOUND EAST.
Steamer Francoua. Bragg. New York for Portland
steamer Nereus Hallctt. New York for Boston.
schr Harvest McDad Now York for Bristol and Provi
dencc Miscellany.
schr samuel r Goodwin, Williams New York for stam-
ford
Schr Sallie Burton. Burley, New York for stamford
schr Maggie Muvay, Hart, !Ioboken Tor Providence
Schr John Stockhatn. Hart. Hobokcn for Providence
Schr Sarah Wooster, Dover, weehawken for Newport
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
Wan DEPARTMENT,

Wan DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFrcER,}
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12-1 A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England, rain or snow. falling, followed
by rising barometer. southerly winds. shifting TO
westerly and northwesterly and during the night
lower temperature
For the Middle States rain snow, clearing In the
southern portion during the day. southerly winds.
shifting to westerly northwcsterly. slight fall in
temperature and rising barometer during the after
noon and evening.
Cautionary signals continue at Milwaukee. Grand
Haven, Ludington. New Haven. New London. New
port, Woods Hole Boston and Section Eight Portland
and Section Seven and Eastport.
Cautionary of shore signals arc ordered for Smith
villc, Wilmington, Macon. Cape Lookout. Cape Hat
tcras, Kitty Hawk Cape Henry. Norfolk. Lewes.
Cape May. Atlantic City. Barncgat. Sandy Hook and
Now York.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12

Brown rom Liverpool, Baltimore; Ontario Br Roesrss
from dol. Portland
.!LvknrooL f. Feb e-Arved. ship British Quesn CBr,
Ellis. 81 John. NB
for v Of IIatteras.
MOULE. Quad, Jan PIN port, brig Brown. Fostor
from New York, aisg.
MARAcAiBo. Jan S-In port schr Anna Murch. IRE
worgy, from New York just arrived
PANAMA, Feb i0-Sailed. steamer City Of Panama. Aus
tin, San. Francisco.
PoSsE Jan 24In port brigs Maggie Glen lB, for bcs
Avuadal; stowe tBrl. for do do: John Mason. Pcr
ter Tor do, ldg sugar: schr Henrietta, Hill, dtsg.
&c.
York. ~'-1-
SiSGApoRk. Jan 4-In port barks Mohcan, Berry; for
new YORK TO sail about the middle of the month; Kate
csrnie br for Boston, dg and others reported later
Richmond (BrJ. Terris Matanzas
ST THOMAS. Feb l-Arrved. schr John Proctor. Allen
Boston Tor Charleston Miscel
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
WHALEMEN.

letter from Capt Henry Clay. dated Brunswick. Ga,
Feb s. states that schr b conweil. Avery of NIB had
taken right whale Just outside the bar
from Capt Fisher of bark Alaska of NIB reports
her Chatham Islands Dec 1S not having whale
cruise Reports bark Splendid of Auckland nothing this
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
nroY our or Position

POSITION
PHILADELPHIA. Feb IO-Edward Maule, pilot, reports
McCrays buoy of position Cape May bcarng NV, and
Cape Heniopen by ". In about 10 fathoms water.
DANGER
danger buoy 10 bc placed the sunkcn wreck
Newburyport by the Lighthouse Board until such tmc
s tho obstruction be removed.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in the
temperature for the past twcntyfour hours, in COM
parson with tho corresponding date Of last year.
Indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy
fIIEnArp I,uilding), No. 21S Broadway
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
VERY REV. cogNEI1us MOUNTAIN.

The Very Rev. Cornelius Moynihan, native Of
county Cork. Ireland for thirty years pastor of St.
Peters Church and ono of the best known and most
distinguished priests of the South died at New Or
Icons. La, yesterday. His body has been embalmed
and his funeral obseques will be postponed for two
days, to enable friends from distance to attend.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
SAILED.

Steamers August Andre 3el for Antwerp; Tybee Fer
naudna not sth); Wyanoke Richmond; Norfolk Philn-
dclphia Albemare, Lewes Dell barks Leo tNor) Aren-
dali Sidon (Nor) Rotterdam brig Frontier (Br) Ruatan
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
YACHTS, sTEAMBOATs, 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

TS0R SALE AND ciiARTEit-siDEWHEEL STEAK
bonts day light routcs Freight Propeers Stcam
Yachts. Towboatr, &C. GEORGE y. rLyMER ~ south St
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
NAVAL VESSELS At PENSACOLA.

NAVAL VESSELS NJ PENSACOLA.
PENSACOLA, Fla, Feb. IL, 1879.
Tho United States steamers John A. Dix aud Fern
arrived here to-day. Officers and men all we'll.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
GEORGE w GIFT.

George w. Gift, editor of the Napa Reporter, died
at Napa Cal, yesterday. He had been captain in
the Confederate Navy during the war.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12

1IYATTs LIFE BALsAM 4 srECffiC'-UsK THIS
I1grcat good old euro for your Rheumatism, scrofula,
neuralgia and diseases Of impure blood
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
Feb. IL.
UNION TIME BALL.

NEw YORK. Feb. 11-Noon.
The Western Union time ball to-day fell correctly.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12

Average temperature ycstCruny 81,
Average temperature for corresponding date last
year.. ........s...s..sss..'.ss. ~,
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK THE MONTH
OF FERRUARY AND MARCH.
The New York herald., 1879-02-12
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK THIS DAY.

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER
VATIONS.