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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
Reception 10 the Captain Of the Pommer.
ania

NEw YoRE, April The city gave a
formal reception, this afternoon, TO Capt.
Schwcuzen, who commanded the steam
er Pommerania which sunk after a col
h,ion in the British Channel. Mayor
Cooper presented the Captain 10 a large
number oi people, chiefly Germans, who
paid their respects
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
Run1ess Failure.

LOUISVILLE, April s.-Robert Dunlap
4 Co. tobacco manufacturers, have
filed papers for an assignment The
embarrassment i said % have been
caused by the failure Of Of Geo. Camp
bell, Of Liverpool. Dunlap's principal
business was done in England and Aus
tralia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
Meather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April 81 4. N.-FOr
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warm
er, clear or partly cloudy weather, north
east winds vecring 10 the southeast,
followed by falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes. clear or partly
cloudy weather, variable winds shifting
to warmer southeast, with stationary or
lower pressure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
Four per cent. Bonds.

NEw YoRx, April 7.-Notwithstand-
ing the reported further acceptance by
the Syndicate of subscriptions TO the 4
per cent. bonds, it is authoritatiyely an
nounccd that $j3.OO0,OO0 of subscrip-
tons have been refused by the Treasury
Department
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
Brutal Wife Murder.

CLEVELAND, April : About 6 O'Clock
this morning Dennis Hickey murdered
his wife. Catherine Hickey. at the City
Hotel, Warren. o., by cutting her throat
with a butcher knife. Hickey Was ar
rested, but he will not give the motive
that prompted him 10 commit the crime.
Their home II at Kent, q.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
DRY GOODS
New York.

NEw YoRE, April Cotton goods
continue fairly active in first hands and
prices are very firm. Prints in steady
demand and firm. Ginghams sluggish.
Dress goods in moderate request. Mems
wear wOOlens remain quiet Foreign
goods in irregular demand. The Bull
ia ssys that Henry Almy. Of Louis
Bros. 4 Co, died last night, after a
hriaf Illnn-.s
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
.Nevsr Known to Fail"

In cases Of sick headache, bilious
ness torpid liver, dyspepsia and cost,
iveness. dDr. c. MeLAne' s Celebrated
Liver Pins" never fail 20 give relief-tof
both sexes and ages- They are eoul-
pounded with regard to even the mose
dslica.s constitutions None genuine
without the signature Of Fleming nros'
PittsbCrXh, Pa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
BUYING AND SELLING.
GENERAL MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Money Easy at S to 7 Per Cent-Gov-
ernments Weak Flour Dull -
Wheat Dull - Hogs
Quiet and Firm.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, April 7.-MoSEr-Easy at
5@7 per cent, closing at 5 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper SCI per cent.
Sterling exchange, bankers bills quiet
at 4S6i; sight exchange on New York
ASH.
SILvER-At London 49sd; bar silver
here at 81 Ost; subsidiary silver coin
l@lf per cent. discount.
GovERNMENTs-Weak
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08
LIVE STOCK.
East Liberty.

F,sT TrpFpry AnriI - Cattle
I.vrGiPts anIIG 4 IiIh! o,"Io ''Ia" %
through and $40 head OF local t3tal ior
the week ending tins day, o,o91 heli oi
through and 157 head OF local against
$3.50 head ot through ana Sl' head oi
local the week before Inc supply oi
through stock Is heaNy' Whilst that oi
local Is light and mostly common 10
medium, and nearly all were sold at a
slight decline from TINS day week ago.
Best - OOta5 %; ialr to good ~ 3WS
1 so; common - sOld+ ~.
HogS-Receipts to-day iO,3%3 mead
total Tor the week lS'i91 head, against
lGlO head last week IhllanelPIiias
- Zo'@t tu' lorhers - ''l",? ,6o "V'
TT ',T e. ,ho hh',,l ,.ala, - ono LoaJ ogainst
= g,,C SS0 Lna5 L la To-. waol, SoII;ng ~ ahort
L,2.o ~ g. 80 roaI;n1, iomar tor 20
,''1.,,,'. ,''', w" i'''NN'''
''O' ''"' New York
~ w. I'll poo,os Do.
NEW loRK' APrI . PceNgS- reNg an
ceiPts t;J'O neal rrIces lc oll. az nii
Solu' va -IIS 'oMS' o'a,so ,oIN, UA.i a,nu
rouE'i s'"ss -" 90 roI 80 '''..o2'
mon ~ P'i,'G ,i, iT:,l iTiI, iiI,,IIq III" Exnor, ~
itc'eh ia,'ol Pu'IoChn l.iWiti2o "a e. r.
,'' -, I 4,.,,,,.,,.rs. ,tn
i've " "
Sbaen-R -Racaints : snO head. market
drII and denrnsscd. gm.Ic lower. com
mon 70 strictly rrime sheen 5!m6I:
extra and fancy 6}c. Seven car loads
ycarlinl, lambs. one hundred lbs, 1tC;
six cars taken for export. Shipments
for the week 800 carCasses.
Hogs Receipts 1000 head. Live
dull; - coal 80 Tor fair to good. Among
the receipts were 600 choice for ship
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08

CovxcIL BIUGF>, April THE Mu-
nicipal election to-day resulted in n
draw. The Republicans elected the
Marshal and Treasurer and the Demo
Gratis the Mayor, Recorder and three out
of four Aldermen.
KpoErK. a.. April The entire
Republican ticket il elected, with the
exception ui one GreenbaCk Alderman.
Two other Greenbacks were elected IN
wards where the Republicans had made
no nominations. The vote WAS very
larse
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-08

Hartford. CoNN., April In the
municipal election, to-day, the Repubh.
cans elect the city auditor and marshal
by an average plurality Of over 800, and
the Democrats the city clerk and treas
urer by an average plurality Of l70. The
Republicans retain the Central Com
mon Council.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27

es of favor TO these, his old friends, when
ne comes into possession Of his vast pros
pective fortune. The least that he has
promised 10 any one Is nice farm, well
stocked and equipped. and to those who
have been particularly obsequious assur-
ances have been given that much richer
gifts await them. When these new-found
friends have all been provided for. the old
man, who is a devout Catholic, states tha,
he intends to pay of the arch-bishop's
debt, and then live in retirement like a
lord
The crowd which saw him Of surgei
into the depot. and, with the help Of the
band, made the place vocal with adieus as
the tram rolled out. From the platform
of the car the old man, In reply. waved
his new plug hat and cain-things he had
never owned be!ore-with tine air of new
ly crowned king bestowing his benediction
upon the shouting populace. In three
months he has promised to return, which.
according TO the almanacs consulted by
several good people OF the West End, will
he on the llth of June.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
TIE AMAZON.

IL Varisaled Cspseisy - . Commercial
Avenae.
r.ou the New YORK Time.
Extensive, important and profitable -
our rivers are in respect TO commerce and
development Of the country. they Are Who'll
" unequal to the rivers of South America.
The Amazon alone furnishes host q; wat
cry resources. and Is titly named the Med
iterranean Of that continent Together
with its tributaries, !, 10 nav'gable by
steamers. according to oscial reports. for
%. SIS miles; its average breadth IN Bra
zil is Al. miles; IL rises. when high, 81
feet above It's ordinary level. and its vol
ume Is SO vast that sailors at sea drink Its
water and tnd 1t fresh out Of sight OF land.
its current beng visible 100 miles nom
shore. The volume Of the principal rivers
Of our sister continent Is, In proportion To
the area drained. far greater than the vol-
ume OF the rivers here, on account OF tho
increased rainfall. The annual rainfall
on our Atlantic coast averages from ~ 10
e. inches: on the coast OF Brazil - inch
es. The main channel Of the Amazon Is
for the hrst 1000 miles from the ocean.
nowhere iess than ~ f.ithoms. Beyond
the Peruvian frontier. II consumes % h. a
big river more than loco miles INTO
TIE HEART of TuE ANDES.
The head Of steam navigation beng Mt
xayro PERU. SS23 miles from the Atlan'
tic and rs miles from Llr'a 10y public
roads. so that II Is only 81 miles from
C..llao-the port Of Lima-ou the Pacific,
10 the head Of steam navigation on tue
Amazon. Peruvian railway Will soon
bring steamers on the Amazon within one
days travel of the Pacific. and Peruvian
enterprise will speedily improve Andean
communication, and open the interior OF
South America 10 civilization and com
merce. The tributaries ofthe Amazon are
longer than the largest rivers IN hnrope
The Madeira Is navigable for steamers 10
lbs falls on the Bolivian frontier. oveE iu"
miles. and above the falls lis tTliutasies
furnish 500 miles OF continuous steam
navigation, thus rendering commercially
accessible the whole Of Bolivia and the
western part of the Brazilian Province.
Motto Crosse, Brazil has lately granted
subsidy TO . foreign country 20 build .
railroad around the Falls Of Madeira,
THE LARGE rivers
Napo. Maroni and Putamayo are navigs-
bl. from the Amazon through Ecuador
and Colombia for almost 1000 miles he
yond the frontier Of Brazil to the Andes,
within 400 miles Of Quito and Guyaqull,
and so open communication with all the
region of Ecuador east OF the Cordilierss.
The Rio Negro. entering the Amazon a.
Manaos, some ll0O miles from the Allan
tie rise. naur Hopots Colombia capital.
passes through Southern Venezuela and
Brazil. while the Orinoco !. naviealic for
sail aud steam vessels from the ocean u
the Andes in Colombia. Thus, the ANA.
ron and its tributaries are commercial
tor Venezuela. Colombia. kcua-
dor, Peru. Bolivia. Brazil. and are naSiga-
BILE for steamers greater distance than 70
included " the globes circumference.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27

YrUrn tns suaros~ JsofnsL
A lauahable episode occurred in this
city. in which the principal joker had the
tables tsrned upon him in manner coca
-ioning no end of fun TO the party and his
friends. A certain disciple Of Esculspius.
Who loves JOKE, 10 the owner Of hne
skeleton, set up in such manner that by
opening the door Of the receptacle. and
touching . spring the bony object siil
walk forward several steps and cut Of the
door. Among the many T-ests and ietTi-
nents to study and though; which TIN,
physician is daily subjected 10. 10 the fire.
quent intrusion Of apple, orange and other
fruit vendors, IN the shape Of small boys.
The Other dag, while IN cIoes proximity b
the door Of the closet IN vhieh the skels-
ton 10 kept, the good doctors rerens vss
broken by the entrance Of one of thes
youthful vendors With ssArli cry: IVA ant
TO buy any applesf Thinking 10 have
some sporf ~ tn apple vender sIpsnss.
the worthy pbynosaa saddeaiy threv ops
the closet door. and touohTng the ,psssg.
forth stxike3 the skelstos In all bss bony
majesty. A basket sas instantly dropped
70 the Door. halfissshel Of apples rolied
broadcast oreY the rom. Shils . terrible
scared youth Vas s~>n disappearing
;hroash the Office dooTs With sarilI ersss-
Afssr enjoying a quiet ls1sh. the phys
ca. bsssed himself IN picking Up God re-
stnriss 30 the basks. lie scattered fruit
expec.ins that the lad -ould retain u .
nomsn; 61 has stock IN trade. Aft<r .
bnef interval. the physbesxe bof,osd FROM
the ~indov the tad s;snsiisg tn the ssee~s
sznns sT~il board Al the ohcs doos. go
ns tie lad ey,pced no dispossfaoe 10 re-
;arn for his basket ard FRAT. tie Doctor
oasy1~d u. sane 20 the door. sbsch BE
opned. and Calling 10 The lad. regsssess
hiz 70 crrne and sss a. js5s~ a II.
Isor1of's ssrpgss~ ussn be vAs srcss~d
nth the foii0ssng rsspen.e 20 kss isvsis
tioa. ''So. yvs don't dsns yes, Jos
can't fol re II yss have yozr dofsss "a
Sov Il hspy<red thss frsssa Of sss ply.
scssn. sho 70 tall and shsn. asd so4 tlsss-
ID sish arsie oasoe II ssryAus ss.k-
.zs passing snr o1es and k>srd The -
nzrf Of the lad. sai kxTins A<osrfsis~s
she eaa.e sssch called u fosfh. sAe rita
ssar IA. s,o Isdsrrnzs ~ hep. xsd tee
rzrSocs fr'sss>krsoy nsss . i1zsh u tbs
Doctors ssy>rs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
Prom the New York witness


In order to test what spider can do in
the way of eating. we arose about day.
break in the morning to supply his fine
web with fly. At first. however, the
spider did not come from its retreat, so We
peeped among the leaves. and there dis.
covered that an earwig had been caught
and Was now beng feasted on. The spider
left the earwig. rolled up the fly and al
once returned 10 his ''fr>t course" Thi,
was at hali-past ) a. m. in September. Al
I a. m. the earwig had been demolished
and the spider. after resting awhile, and
probably enjoying a nap, came down foi
the fly, winch he had finished at 8 a. m
A little after 8 we supplied him with a
daddy-long-le9s. which he ate by noon
At l o'clcck blov-ay was greedily seized
and then immediately, with an appetite
apparently no worse for his previous In
diligence. he commenced on the blow-fy
During the day and towards evening q
great many small. green flies or what ars
properly termed midges. had been caught
in the web; Of these We counted one hur
dred and twenty, all dead and fast in tbs
spider nest.
Soon after dark. provided with slantern
we vent 10 examine whether the spidei
was suffering from indigestion. or IN AM
other way. from his previous meals; IN
stead. however. of being thus affected h
Was employed In rolling up together 10.
VARIOUS little green midges when he tool
them 10 his retreat and tea This prooes,
he repeated. carrying up the lots IN lIiti'
defachments. until the web vas eaten; .0
the web and it contents we're bundled To
gether. A slight res: Of about an boul
uas followed by the mos. industriou- web
making process, and before daybreAk an
other web was ready TO be used IN "a,
sane way
Taking the relative sire Of the spide.
. and Of the creatures II ate, and zpplylns
this TO man, i. would be somewhat ~ FOL
l1vs: At dzyh-eak small alligator ra
eaten: al O'Clock lamb; at a n. I
young eAmelopzrd; at 10 o dock. . sheep
and du.ine toe night one hundred sns
t~eutv larkn. This. ne h<liese. would b
q very fzIr allowance for a rnAu Dunn
twerty-four hcgr., and oo1li ~ End Q I
gifted with ssch an appetite and d s.-f I
we readily comprehend bor be nj ~ I
Sse miIe. Of web xIths IT killing tiasel;
provided he pooesssd The Necessary ma
chiaesy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
rnxrA.Ar1oxs 10 n.cr,vr erx. oaAxr.


Preparations in China, BY the Chinese
government for the reception of Gen. Grant
continues, although he Is no. expected for
many month"; Three of the most powerful
and ancient Daimos were appointed to receive
and attend upon him, distinction hitherto
vouchsafed to no visitor.
81 LOUIS oREETs MEXICO.
A formal welcome was given to the
Mexican Minister At ct. Louis last week in the
Merchants Exchange. The usual speeehs were
exchanged and st. Louis brought out her most
beautiful ladies, and gave the most brilliant
promenade concerts ever given in the city.
GOOD MAN GONE.
Rev. James Dekoven, D. D., dean of the
Racine. Wis, college. died suddenly of apoplexy
at the college. He was highly esteemed both
in and out of the church circles, especially in
the western States The news of his death
caused universal sorrow in Milwaukee.
MORE CHINAMEN.
The steamer City of Picking recently ar
rived at San Francisco with i've hundred and
seventy-seven Cinnamon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
FOREIGN
AFFAIES IN CHINA.


A dispatch from YokOhoma SAYS: In
consequence of the general curiosity respect
ing the o, inof the concluding clause in the
! treaty between Japan and America, Mr.. Teras-
hima, minister If foreign affairs, has written
letter to the Toxic Times announcing the
whole treaty authorized by hill. This, how
ever, does not solve the real problem, the sus-
picion being that the treaty was first framed
without objectionable clauses. that Terashima
privately urged its addition upon the WASH
ington State department without consulting
all members of the japanese cabinet. This
extraordinary course is ascribed by some to
the timidity of the foreign Office. by others to
the intrigues of faction, secretly working in
the British interest, though without direct
British cooperation. Many excited discussions
upon the subject and the course of Terashima
in proposing . migratory clause originally and
now refusing to give full explanation is severe
ly reprimanded. 1t is the undoubted wish of
the majority of the cabinet that the United
States will see the improperly of the final
clause and take measI res to annul it, but in
the present state of political antagonism such
a wish cannot be officially formulated. The
American residents strongly expressed their
deep sense of humiliation ut finding the Unit
ed States subordinated to the will of the Eu-
rOpean powers.
THE FLOODED CITY.
Emperor Francis Joseph visited Siege
din, and was conveyed in . boat through the
ruined town. About %, 600 inhabitants have
been removed. Those remaining are supplied
with provisions. The emperor. replying to an
address, said his heart was deeply panied at the
calamity which had befallen the inhabitants.
The people must not be to distressed; help
would come. The Emperor was much affected.
Two Thousand houses in the surrounding coun.
try have been destroyed by the food. 1t is be-
heved the waters will not have entirely SUBJ
sided before July.
PTrTsBURG LOAN PLACED.
The Pittsburg loan, for The purpose of
settling the arrears of the disputed street bonds
amounting to 81, i05, 600, pay able in five years,
and bearing six per cent. interest, has been
placed among the Pittsburg capitalists. Vim.
Thaw headed the subscription list with 2100,-
900, and the balance was taken by the banks.
RUSSIA TO LEAVE TROOPS IN TURKEY.
The Golos states it is more than prob
able that Russia has notified Turkey of her in
tention to leave troops south of the Balkans
until she is guaranteed against payment of the
war indemnity being prejudiced by the terms
of the projected Turkish loan.
THE BRITISH IN AFRICA.
The chief commissioner for British Bur
NAH has sufficient force to protect the British
territory. but the position of the President
sad other Europeans at Msudelay is critical
in the extreme.
BISMARCK WINS.
A Berlin dispatch declares now That
Bismarck is sure of q considerable majority in
favor of protection. He has lately gained over
many Deputies at private conferences.
GIANT THE GUEST OF ROYALTY.
General Grant and party are in Calcut-
Ia and will be the guest of the yiceroy at the
government house.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
POLITICS.
DEMOCRATIC SENATE CAUCUS.

The Senate Democratic caucus nominal.
ed Il. j. Bright, of indianapolis, for sergeant
alarms on the third ballot. Ex-Congressman
Shober, of New York, on the 4th ballot was
nominated chief clerk and H. Bailey, of Viz
ginia. on third ballot executive clerk. Col.
John C. Burch. of Tennessee, secretary of the
Senate on the fifth ballot, when Burch re-
ceived "a votes. Harvey Watterson received
10 on the first and second ballots, within two
votes of obtaining the nomination. Rev. Jos.
G. Bullock, of Alexandria, for chaplain.
&c. TIMES REPORTER KNOCKED DOWN.
Representative Mccormack. of ST. Louis,
knocked down the correspondent of the Kan
sas City Times, in the Madison House, Jefferson
City, Mo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27

By an explosion in Pottsville shaft
colliery, Louis Murray and James Mulherrn
were instantly killed and VIM. Murray severe
ly, and man named Boas, slightly injured.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
CRIXE.
FATAL u6Hr.

A shooting affrsy occurred in Vicksburg.
Miss, last week between CAbt. W. 7. fitzgerald.
Capt. W. H. Andrews, and ". l. Greene An
drews and Greene were killed almost instantly
and Fitzgerald dangerously wounded. The
difficulty originated about Hibernian meet
ing. at which Andrews wAe elected president.
fitxeerald claimed to still be the president Of
the Hibernian society, and denounced the cleo
ton of Andrews rs . farce. Greene took ex-
captions 20 Fitzgeralds remarkA. and attempt
ed to draw . weapon. Fitzgerald drew pistol
and shot Greene through the heart Andrews
then ahcs Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald shot An
drevH They we're all prominent citizens.
sERvKp HIN RlsKI.
Kline the tramp who committed the
outrage on Mrs Treusdale. near Newport. Ky
few dam since was taken from the jail and
hing IN . tree q abort distance from the torn.
He was left hanging until be wAs frozen stih.
Kline confessed his crime and articles <tclen
from the house were found on has perpoa-
AxIsoca1 TovN BclyED.
Pineville, county seat Of Mcdonald
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
TUT, CA-rv ny-vorTOW

A petition in relation to the cattle ex-
poIt trade has been sent to Secretary Evarts,
from New York. II is signed by many rail-
road presidents, insurance and bank presidents
and prominent merchants. 1t suggests that
certain sanitary precautions be adopted by the
British government, acting in concert with
this government, whereby no danger need be
apprehended from expectation of our cattle
and whereby the present burdensome edict
may be removed or at least robbed of many of
its oppressive features. Evafts is urged To Sc
cure the relief asked for in the petition at the
earliest possible moment. As the question is
one of national Importance and threatens the
destruction of one of our greatest commercial
enterprises.
ST. PATRICK DAY.
No name stirs the Irish Catholic heart
more deeply than the name of St. Patrick. 1t
appeals at once to their patriotism and to their
religious zeal, and now, after more than four
teen centuries since the landing of the saint as
a missionary on the shores of ireland, the re-
turn of St. Pstrick's day is hailed by the Cath
Ole lrishman everywhere as one of the gladdest
of the year. The day throughout the width
and breadth of the land. so far rs have been
heard from, was observed in the usual way. So
far no disturbance has been reported from any
point.
NEW ORLEANS BANK SUSPENSION.
All oi the lea"ihg oahks vi the si.s VI
-, g o,rranc, tn foIIaE;,n = H., -
the banks: Germans National Bank. Hber-
mia National Bank. Louisiana National Bank.
Mutual National Bank. New Orleans National
Bank. State National Bank. Bank Of Layfay-
cite, Citizens Bank of Louisiana, Citizens
Savings Bank. Louisiana Savings Bank. Metro
politan Bank. New Orleans Canal and Banking
Company. Peoples Bank and Workingman's
Bank.
ELETRIC LIGHT COMPANY.
S. D. Field. superintendent Of the Elec-
trio Light Company San Francisco, has COM
bined the principles of several electric ma
chimes to work electric light and tele-
graph lines At the same time. In the Western
Union ofsioe of san Francisco one of his ma
chimes worked Is lines of circuits varying from
100 to 4os miles, including one duplex 19s
f" A
p"ALh ohhir
The treasury department has by amend
ed circular, invited all collectors of customs.
surveyors of customs, acting also a. collectors
and receivers Of public moneys pnssmasters of
money order ofices. and all other public Off
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27

county, Missouri, was recently, almost entirely
destroyed by FIRE Only the court house, one
hotel, and two business houses escaped de-
struction. The FIRE was the work Of An incen-
diary.
JAIL BIRDS ESCAPE.
A. II. hunger and c. D. Ellis, two no
torious characters escaped from the Jail At
Sedalia LAST week. Unger is forger and Ellis
. horse thief.
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rfH ks>p - saztssg sou;hsafd sr.tsl -
ssrlkss In streams ~ksxs great zlisgz.sss
sbozzf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-03-27

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