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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26

A MAGNIFICENT PAIR EXTRA FINE SOLITAIRE
n Diamond Earrings white. $3.50: cheap for $50;
y, karuts MILLS X COLEMAN. IS9 Grand ST.
n IL CARAT STEM WINDING AMERICAN WATCH,
LAnckel movement good as new, 49,.
j. H. JOHNSTON, $50 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-01-26

VvANTED-POSTTION BY YOUNG MAN, OF 20
w practical experience in the featuring of
umbrellas parasos and in buying materials for the
same; AL references. Address UMBRELLAS, Herald Up
Office
VOUNG MAN DESIRES EMPLOYMENT; HAS
i worked carpenter trade. AMERICUS, station ID.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

Shakespeare says that ''the man that''-but nevc
m,na VIA, he says Circus-lv speaking he Is Of N
account for he never saw elephant, let alon
seven But We say that the fellow who fails TO TAX
his girl to the Great European Elephant Rsiiros
Nepagerie and Circus, on Tuesisy. the 1h inst
not d to feed scrsp-ron TO the ostrich or booEns
sausage to the laughing hyens, and II you are MAJ
aad patriot, yen can just bet every plank in tn
last greenback platform that she will be Of the sam
OPINION to 1t least the full width Of the wide-oprI
front door, after she her fawn like eyes over tn
following from chaps who have been taerc AMI .dI'
NOT leavetieir sweeihearss to wonder why the bgg-.
ADD homeliest gorilias lived TIRE outside the can
vases in thu, latitude
nis pleasure TO r-cori the financial suecess Of
circus ,ha. docs just - !; advertises -MeadSe pa
Index.
Their enterprise IN the amusement line is simpi,
what they claim. Lafayette lind. Daily Journal.
Tn. collection Of animals Is large and all Is shown
which they sdvertise Marion tO.) Daily Reporter
Ths veteran sam Rinehart performed the anos
incredible feat of turning somersaut Over i've e.
phsnts and eight carneis springfield Hb) Daii5
state Register.
Each Of the performers appeared % ssra.- all 9th
ers IN his particular Speciality .-Ru-h'h!e nnd-
Jscksorian.
The circus 1. itself srisps the comprehensive
vsYied and best arranged ever vltaess-d 10 Daytor
Dayton CO.. Daily Democrat.
The proceesion fully met the expectations sroa.ei
by Its hersiding -Toledo tO.l Evening Bee
willis Cobb's educated dogs. MONKEYS and goat
give most entertaining and iaaShzoie variety 10 TIE
programme .-Allexheny pa Daily Maui
The nursing baby elephants. intro.uoe: IN Tn
ring with ,he,r psp-soriies, ar. decided rooiosea
novelty. and thsir piercing squalls fyr n'rc pap,
excited much merriment- -PIttssurS Daily Post
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

The firm OF W. & ~. ID. Berg are now pre-
pairing to bring to Salina the largest and best
selected stock Of Furniture that has yet been
seen here. They viii have goods Of the very
latest styles, and u prices which will defy
competition. The seoior member Of the firm
L. nov absent for the purpose OF purchasing
the stock, which will soon arrive. Those co.,
semplaing purchasing furniture should delay
the matter until ". & u. d. Berg's stock Ar
rives, tor you viii be offered bargains th,t
Niu surprise you
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

While east Mr.. Gradwohl secured one Of th'
largest. best and most complete stocks Of
gent 8 furnishing goods ever brought west OF
the Missouri river. Ii is now being opened
and displayed at the Baltimore Store. lie
bought his goods under the most favorable
circumstances; hence he Is prepared to sell
them at bargains.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

"Rare Ben Litowich" is what they all say;
for he rarely fails to sell bill of goods when
he tries. lie succeeds because he gives the
hes, of goods for less money than any other
store In town. DO not fail to tell this to your
..,isters and your cousins and your aun,s."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

While so many great men Of the coun-
try are wrangling over the Presidency, the
proprietor of the Baltimore Store has conclud-
ed to set up his standard as being "boss' OF
the best gents furnishing establishment In
the west.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

J. q. Stsrkey. sprornisen and inesestisl esiizsn
Of Iowa City, ssy.: ~ have had tss DyspsJsts asd
Liver Compliant for srv,rA jean. asd have ssed
evsrJ remedy oo1I1 lear o. vItosi ssJ rrissf r.,
ever. sa;il yoaf shilSss yEtals<< sIv,tiEe4
cur Dsp>f. a.: ~as psrsass~i 70 TT Il tia oOtsih-
by the BE; r,uedy ever knew Of Free - su
Sod by r. Sale, Sa.snz-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

The pride OF . mother. the life and JOY OF =
hone are her ohildren hence her gref when sekses-
enters 20! t2kes them SWAY Take warning then.
tia; yoa arr running . terrible risk, n tney have
Coush. Crcqp OF whooprnE Coazs. whieh Lead 70
Coasumy;bon. ~ you do not st;>sd to Il ~ oaee.
sHILOH's CONSUMPTION CURE 10 GUARANTEED %
cur, them Prios ten e=sts. 20 eta and 81 %. FOR
lame Back hires. Csest. SAGiok's Pofya- fl..-
ter Sold By II. ~ sale, sslIns
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

You have all heard Of the Arch OF Triumph
at Paris and the Arch OF Titus at Rome, and
now you are to hear Of the Archery Of
Whitehead & Seaman at Sslina. 1t is certain
IL magnificent stock and each family should
not fail 10 purchase an outfit ut once.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04
moo crsat Pvel,e oenefi,.

These significant words were uscd IN rels-
sioa 20 THoxAs' ELECTRIC OfL-by geniiesnsn
sbo hal thoroughly tested ". frers;s In ks.
o~r csse-hayinS born cared b d Of izsnese.s
Of TIE koee, Of thrre or foar years standing.
ls never fzils % remove sDscfes1 - vel ~
iamenesx, and b m inoomparsble palmonsc
and corrective The advertisement, IN reg aisr
cs.sun deserves reading-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

sHrLoH's CAIARRH REMEDY a n.rT.lss4,
cure for Cs;ar-s. DiE<A~ra. CAeksr nozth ssi Heal
Ache. rsta -sss bosile ts.rs . IN isssaasss nasal
.jccfOf fsr ~ suooe-s4ui sreafr; - ~
ylsis; uitso<f sIis. eE4Fss Prscs = ess. sd ~
n ssxr Ssfiag
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

Ask for anything in the line Of gents fur
nishing goods at the Baltimore store. and
you can get 1t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

a thorough and prompt blood purifier. Sold
BY Oscar Seitz, Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04
Kansas Central Foundry.

Iron and brass castings, store fronts columns,
machine repalis. horse power and cane mills,
engine repairs. &C.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

New goods for tall suitings just received by
By G. Solberg. Give him . call and examine
bis 6ne stock.
Nothing like Bsomo,ine tor al diseases aris-
ing from torpid iivef. such . liver complaint,
billiousness. dyspepsia. etc. Try botsie OF
il. Sold by Oscar Seitz, SAlina.
When anybody wants . suit Of cheap and
yet genteel clothing. be never hesita,cs for .
moment bot marches away % the Baltimore
Store, where he always gets Just what be
wants, and goes home - coasen;ed - .
prince.
Fred johnson, the tailor. has already reach
Cd the rAnk Of being the best cutter anj htse,
in this portion Of kansas. This fscs bring.
orders from I'll dircctioos; hence with IL
amour: Of business he does and the num-
Der Of workmen be employs. be 10 prepared
TO srs you up - cheap and - nice suis .,
yoa can buy anywhere
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

the undersigned respectfully announce mysrif -
an independent candidate for the once Of Shertd Of
Saline county Kansas, as the election 10 he heid On
the 4th of November, lSi9. } ID NJ. CoNhAp
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04
The Saline County Journal
omcIaI Paper Of the CITY ofsaIIna.

Extra Copies OF the JOURNAL can be
ound At the Book and News Store Of White
head Seaman's. first door east of PostoAaee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

thereby announce myself candidate for the Office
Of County Treasurer Of Saline County, k.nsas
j. NJ GREELEY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

hereby announce myself a candidate for the Of
lc~ of Register of Deeds Of saline County subject to
the sction of the Republican county convention.
49, A. FOI.LETT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04


occur therefrom. Several people hsve been
injured already.
Mr.. Geo. W. Baine, the eloquent Kentucky
Temperance orator, Il to be In SAlins next
week Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and
will speak In the Opera House Mr.. Baine
was favorite at the Bismarck camp meeting,
and his appearance In Salina b . matter Of
interest to our citizens.
The announcement Of Mr.. A. Follett for
the position OF Register OF Deeds appears
elsewhere. He Is strongly recommended BY
the Brookyille people. who claim repr.senta-
ton upon the Republican ticket. Our &C.
ouaiutance with Mr.. Follett-shough short
has given rs very good impression Of him.
A prominent farmer Of NcPherson county
informed US last week that he received seven
cents per bushel more for his wheat in 50.
lima than be could obtain ct Lindsbor4. OF
Mcpherson. We learn that this Il the afgu-
ment also Of many other farmers south Of
our county line. who are now coming 70 Sa-
lima with their products.
On Tuesday evening the committee having
in charge the securing OF subscriptions Tor
the Presbyterian College, met and decided to
complete the subscription ct once, and have is
ready TO present to the Synod In October.
Quite number OF our citizens have not been
consulted vet and /, Is probable thas the sum
already subscribed can be greatly increased.
Salina proposes 70 make very liberal o0er
for the location Of the school and IL she does
not secure it she will hare nothing b b
ashamed OF in her proposA..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

thereby announce that am candidate for the Of
ice OF Register of Deeds. AUGUSffhEEAAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

thereby announce myself to the people As an indie
pendent csnda for the Office OF Register ot Deeds.
Ed. WITTMANS.
hereby announce myself . Candidate 1t be COM
ing election for county clerk. ID. BEEhE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

Idesire to to the voters Of Saline county
that I am candidate for the Office OF Register OF
DEEDS ED. NELSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-04

To the Voters Of Saline County
hereby ann ounce that am candidate for the Of
fee Of County Clerk. EE boWEN
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-04-15
state Returns.

At Lansing the Republicans elect the
entire city ticket.
At Jackson the Democrats elect
Mayor, the Republicans the balance of
the city ticket.
At Grand Rapids the citizens ticket
composed OF hard-money Republicans
and Democrats, was elected. ii. s.
Smith, late Greenback candidate for
Governor, was defeated for Mayor.
At Coldwater the entire Republican
ticket was elected, except Street Com
missioner and Marshal DIR. Powers
Mayor.
Quincy, Republican majority on en-
tire ticket 100. Last year &. b.
Bronson, Greenback ticket elected by
over 100 majority.
Bay City, three tickets IN the fled
The Republicans elet one Supervisor.
the Democrats four, and the Nationals
two. The new Council stands: Ma
tionals, seven; Republicans, two; Dem
ocrats, five. The Republicans elect the
Mayor, the Nationals the Comptroller,
and the Democrats the Treasurer and
Justice.
Niles returns Democrat victory. -
G.. s. Kirk Mayor.
Battle Greek gives sweeping major
tiles for every Republican candidate.
Last year the city went Democratic.
Grand Haven, Democrat city ticket
elected, but gives a majority for Re
publican State ticket.
Holland, the Republicans elect their
Mayor aud n majority Of the city Of
fcers. The Republican State ticket
in Holland city aud town has lab ma
jority.
Adrian city elects the entire Repub-
lican ticket by ll6 majority. Last
year the Greenbackers carried the city
by 200 majority. How are the mighty
fallen?
Port Huron, the coalition elects the
entire ticket.
East Saginaw. Republicans elect
their Mayor by 3S2 plurality, and one
Justice, aud the Democrats the Direc-
tor of the Poor and one Justice. The
Democratic majority on the State
ticket is l3l.
Saginaw City, the Democrats elect
one Alderman, Greenbackers and Re-
publicans elect the Mayor and the rest
of the ticket. The Democrats carry
the State ticket by 2i6 majority.
ST. Joseph, township election passed
of quietly here to-day. The Republi-
can ticket was elected by large ma
jority, and Republican gains all
through Berrien county.
South Haven, Republican State tick
ct, 302; Democratic, 20; National, 20.
Pontiac, the election in Oakland
county is one with the result OF which
every Republican can be well satisfied.
In every town in the county but one the
Republicans have gained largely. The
coalition went back on itself, and has
nything 10 brag of. The Republicans
gain two Supervisors in the county,
electing one in Avon. the home Of
Greenbackism. and the first Republi-
can Supervisor elected in IA years from
Avon. The next city Council will
stand, Ave Republicans, three Demo
Gratis, with Democratic Mayor, the first
Republican Council since 1868.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-04-15
The Ponca Indians.

CHICAGO, April S.-The Tribune's
Omaha special says that Judge Dundy,
OF the United States Court, on appli-
cation Of L. II. Tibbles, has granted n
writ Of habeas corpus, directed 10
Brigadier General Crook, commanding
him 10 show cause why he held the
Pouca Indians prisoners at Fort Oma-
ha. These Indians we're arrested un-
der orders from Washington, 10 be re-
turned 20 the Indian territory, whence
they fed 10 save their lives. They
we're al work on the Omaha agency
farming. and say they don't want 20
live on the Government, but desired TO
support themselves. The suit was
suggested by Standing Bears declara-
tion: 81 was arrested when had hold
OF the plow-handles, and held a pris-
oner, and / never committed a crime. y
Leading lawyers Of the State have vol
unteered their services for the Indians
The legal fraternity regard il the most
important case in the United States
courts since the Dred Scott decision,
and think the result, II successful, will
force change in the Governments
Indian policy. Gen. Crook has tele-
grsphed 10 Washington Tor instruc-
tions.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-04-15
HAMILTON q. HOWARD.
ne Declares for the Republican
Party.

We have mentioned in a previous is
sue that Mr.. Hamilton q. Howard, OF
Detroit, who last season was actively
and prominently identified with the
National movement la our State had
signified his intention 10 hereafter act
with the Republican party. IL will be
seen that he realizes the importance OF
again rallying TO the standard so
coursgeously upheld by his father. the
late Senator Jacob III. Howard, against
the aggressions OF the solid south
The spirit of the father breathes in
the manly and stirring words Of the
son:
To the Editor OF the Post aud Tribune.
As have been somewhat prominent
ly identified during the past year or so
with the Grreenback party. and as that
party, AS near as / can make out, Is be-
ing absorbed by the Democratic party,
and / am almost daily asked whore l
stand politically to-day, allow me to
state through your columns, that 1
shall vote the straight Republican
ticket from this time on, until eulogies
on JEFF Davis shall no longer be heard
in the United States Senate; until the
relations OF Wirz, Of Andersonville in
fanny. and Of Bright, 81 id omne genus,
shall go back TO the obscurity where
they belong, and until the present pro-
portion OF rebel soldiers TO Union sol
diers in Congress shall be reversed.
i recognize the fact that the over
shadowing question now is whether
the fruits OF the triumph Of the North
in the rebellion are to be lost and the
Government turned over TO the control
of those who so recently tried to de-
stroy it, or whether all necessary re-
forms will not be brought about by the
great party that saved the Republic
and liberated and enfranchised the
slave. With many other Republicans.
here and elsewhere, / believe the Re
publican party made mistakes in finan-
cial legislation, and in this position on
the financial question stand with VIM.
ID. Kelley, the Oldest Republican mem
ber OF the House OF Representatives,
but / do not hesitate TO say at this
iuncture prefer to trust to the loyalty
and intelligence OF the masses in the
Republican party, rather than to par
ty that is the same to-day as in 1850,
and dominated again by the solid
South. HAMILTON G.. Howard.
Detroit, March 29th, 1879.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-04-15

After a japanese lover has proven
false 20 his VOWS, the deserted maiden
rises about two o'clock In the morning.
and dons a white robe and high sandals
or clogs. Her Golf Is a metal tripod, IN
which are thrust three lighted candles: !:
around her neck she hangs a mirror,
which falls upon her bosom in her left
hand she carries n small straw figure
the efligy Of her faithless lover-and i'm
her right hand she grasps a hammer and
nail, with which she nails into one of
the sacred trees that surround the shrine.
Then she pnys for the death Of the
traitor, vowing that III her petition be
heard she will herself pull out the nails
which offend the god by wounding the
mystic tree. Night after night she comes
90 the shrine, and each night she strikes
In two more nails, believing that every
nail will shorten her lovers life, for the
god, 10 save his tree, will surely strike
him dead. II y a curious illustration OF
the hold superstition yet has on the
japanese mind.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-04-15

New York has n liquor law which
makes the dealer responsible for the
results OF his business, Just as IL does
the apothecary who sells the deadly
drug. For instance. where a drunken
brute kills his wife and leaves several
children without protector, the child
rem can recover damages from the man
who sold the whisky which made the
father drunk. Massachusetts, has a
law pending which, il passed, will
make the sellers Of liquors exceeding
ly cautious to whom they sell. IL
reads as follows:
Every husband, wife, child, parent,
guardian. employer or other person
who shall be injured in person or prop
erty or means Of support by any intox-
icated person, or in consequence Of
the intoxication, habitual or otherwise,
Of any person, shall have n right OF
action in his or her own name, several
ly or jointly, against any person OF
persons who shall, by selling or giving
intoxicating liquors, have caused the
intoxication, in whole or in part, OF
such person or persons; and any per-
son or persons owning, renting, leas-
ing. or permitting the occupancy OF
any building or premises, and having
knowledge that Intoxicating liquors
are 10 be sold therein, or who, having
leased the same for other purposes,
shall knowingly permit therein the
sale OF any Intoxicating liquors, shall,
IL any such liquors sold or given there
in have caused, in whole or in part, the
intoxication Of any person, be liable,
seyerally or jointly, with the person or
persons selling OF giving intoxicating
liquors as aforesaid for oil damages
sustained, and for exemplary damages,
aud the same may be recovered in an
action OF tort. A married woman may
bring such action in her own name,
and all damages recovered by her shall
inure 10 her separate use. In case Of
the death Of either party. the action
and right Of action shall survive 30 on
against the executor OF administrator. >
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-04-15
Hurrals for Old Zach.

From the Akron Cohiol Beacon.
For President OF the United States,
Old Zach Chandler, OF Michigan
square man, and you know every time
where 10 find him.
RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE.
From the Louisville Comm ercial.
IL will he perfectly clear TO any read
er that Senator Chandler was the right
man in the right place, and that he
rose in his place at the right time,
WILL HAVE TO LOOK OUT.
Prom the Troy Times.
One more speech and Zach Chandler
will have to look out, or the people
will pick him up and toss him kicking
into the white house.
oUIcKESs THR BLOOD.
PROM the Cincinnati Times.
Zach Chandler made a short and i'm
passionate speech in re JEFF Davis,
which makes the blood run fast.
STRUCK a KEYNOTE.
From the 81. Louis Globe.
his few remarks about JEFF Davis. -.
Strange as it may seem there are thous-
ands in this part OF the country who
still believe that JEFF is bad man.
THE DARK HORSE OF MICHIGAN.
From the Cincinnati Commercial.
II the Republicans really desire 10
do something sublime in the way OF
stalwartism, there is much better
thing possible than 10 pick mp Grant
again. Old Zach Chandler is the war
horse OF the prairies. Grant let the
Republican South slip through his fin-
gers, and stood by his friends who
were abusing his confidence until the
Democratic party revived. Chandler
is a man about whom there is little OF
the element OF nonsense. and he speaks
the word with the hickory bark on il.
Contemplate the dark horse OF Mich.
gan.
CALL THINGS by THE RIGHT NAMES.
From the Phnadelphia Bulletin
IL used to be considered that Mr..
Zachariak Chandler was most deeply
impressive IN the Senate chamber
when, a. II were. be seized the British
lion by the tail aud swung that alright
ell animal into state OF giddiness. -
But, a. the perfidy Of Albion did not
happen 10 be handy for discussion on
Monday morning, Mr.. Chandler tired
his hand. with good effect, in little
speech concerning treason generally
and Jefferson Davis in particular. =
The loyal people Of this country can
forgive much 10 a man who dares 20
stand up in the Senate and call things
by their right names, and 10 remind
the rebels in that body. Of the blood
aud anguish for which they ere respon-
sible, but which they seem 10 think
ought 10 be forgotten.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-04-15

Charles French and his wife, Of Jack
son, recently had some difficulty which
resulted in their parting. On Sunday
French became intoxicated, borrowed
a revolver, and started out in search OF
his wife, declaring that be would get
even with her. He was arrested, how
ever, the pistol taken away from him,
and fined for drunkenness. Then his
wife complained Of him for threatening
his life, aud an officer picked him up
again. That discouraged him. He
thought everything was going to the
dogs, and he swallowed lot OF strych-
nine. Then came a doctor and the vig-
orous use OF autidotes. and Charles Is
vet in the land the living. We sus-
pect that IL he will let liquor alone he
will get rid at once OF nine-tenths OF
his troubles.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-04-15
A Murder by a Texas Mob.

GALVESTON, April S.--A News special
from jefferson says that last Saturday,
AZ twilight, at Mt Vernon, Robert
Morgan, whom the Sheriff left in
charge OF the Jail, was assinated by six
men, who. after numbering Morgan, ct
tempted 10 rescue the prisoners, but
the door resisted their efforts, aud be-
ing fired on by citizens the. were com
PEELED 10 take their horses and escape.
The citizens threatened 10 burn the
jail aud prisoners IN retaliation, but
was prevailed on a desist