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

At Chicago on the End William fitz-
patrick and Edward Ryan, two deck hands.
while engaged in . fight on the stairway of .
building just over the river, on Clark street,
were precipitated over the railing to the dock,
and thence into the river, where both were
drowned.
In Albany, while gauging the engine
Saratoga an explosion occurred, killing rhom-
as Smith, Frank Murphy, machinists, and
John Mcintyre, fireman. VIM. Horton, fore
man, Wyant Cranwell, engineer. and Robert
D. Miller were bruised and scalded.
A fire at Fort Meade, Dakota, on the
4th. destroyed stock and buildings belonging
TO W. &. Fanshaw 4 Co., post traders. The loss
is estimated at $4,000, insurance $27 600 II
is supposed to have been the work of an in
cendiary.
Jack BRENNAN and VIM. Cramer, while
returning from Sturgis City with q horse and
buggy on the 4th, were tipped over high
bluff and Cramer instantly killed. BRENNAN
was badly hurt. Cramer leaves q family in
Iowa
An elderly farmer, living near Wichita,
WAS found dead in field where he had been
burning straw, on the 5th. He had evidently
been attempting to prevent the fire spreading.
and died from the heat and over-exertion.
Fort Scott was visited on the 9th by a
very heavy storm of wind, hail and rain, doing
considerable damage. 1t was estimated that
four inches of water fell in one hour.
John S. O'Hearn, a Cynthiana, KY,
Councilman, met with death by falling from
. second story window to the pavement
Roadmaster ID. Mcnamara, of the Mis-
souri,, Kansas and Texas railway. mangled to
death by . train of cars near Paris, Mo.
Daniel I,eabpy was killed nv the explo-
sion OF rotary boiler IN the Montague paper
works At turner's rails, Mass.
during thunder storm near Rock
prioge, Ill., farmer oy the name OF Daiton
was killed by lightning.
+. b, E1um, drummer. breaks his
nech ny iHanng from from the fourth A'ory "inoo"
a,.r,st Roorot a stoot COR ar;vor sho,
h;m.sIf ,hrnn1h 81. hs.rt hill ,.n ri. ca =,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
The Nexcon,b paper mill at Ouincv
ILL.,, damaged to the extent of elO,OOO by q
boiler explosion.
Eckew Tanner and William Webb
crushed to death by falling tree near Viii
iiamston' NV.
Thomas Smith, Frank Murphy and John
Mcintyre; killed by boiler explosion near
Albany n. l..
henry hnineoack, Oh rntsourg, breaks
MS necA u "Af'nSs whey s'o oy oi'ins ih'o
=, n
LOUIS mayor anu .osepn y. ZONES
CIV '' 's '''' ''' 80 "''%
IT., Al u:
many des,reyed by fire a, Cambridge CITY
ind.
The residence of Thomas Gu,lford. O,
Paris. III. consumed by a .uppo.ed ipcendiary
FIRE.
Seventeen buildings and the custom.
house were last week consumed at Haulton
Me.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-14
THE NEWS.
CAPITAL NOTES.

The secretary of the interior has lettel
from Spotted Tail, who says that both he ani
his people want to be like whites. I'VE hsv,
. good country and behave ourselves and
work" The letter closes: I want to tell YOU
these last words: have had enough of thu
military; want my people to work; want nc
more scouting. have had my belly full W.
want to freight and work the ground. nevel
laughed but once; that was when the agent OF
lower Brules said kept his people here. They
visited us and fed them and my people gave
them $50 head of horses and sent them al
home to their agents. Since We have been
here my people have bad no whisky. Wher-
ever the military are there il always whisky
and that makes trouble. want You to come
here and stay month and see how it is. Nv
friend, this il all have to tell you.
t6igned His
SPOTTED TAIL
Mark.
Witness, LEWIS RICHARDS,
Interpreter.
Tails letter, thanking him for his expressions
OF good will and promising to visit him ON the
SOth Of August and spend several days on the
reservation.
Reports received here from U. s. con-
suls in Europe show that wages in the United
States are double those of Belgium, Denmark,
France or England; three times those of Ger
many, Italy and Spain, and four times those
of the Netherlands; that prices of the neces-
saries OF life are lower in the United States
than In Europe; that more Liisery results from
strikes, drinking, socialism and communism
in England and Germany than from all other
causes combined, hard times included.
Complaints from American fishermen
have attracted the attention of the State de-
partment, and . special agent has been dis
patched TO investigate the conduct of inshore
fsheries by our feet, and their treatment by
local authorities and others.
The Secretary of the Treasury will re-
nit all fines assessed against the Memphis
and st. Louis packet company for carrying an
excess of passengers during the colored ex-
odus.
The Indian agent of the Flat Head
agency of Montana territory, reports the mas
sacre OF Nez Perces by q war party of sup
posed Gros Ventres.
Secretary Schurz expects to leave about
the 10th for Cincinnati, where he will make q
speech. Before returning he will visit the In
dian agents.
There is the best authority for the state
ment that the President will not favor the
reorganization of State Republican associ.-
tions.
DIR. Charles Beardslee has been appoint
ed fourth auditor of the treasury in place Of
Judge Tabor, resigned.
Secretary Schurz will visit Spotted Tail
on the SOth inst. He will visit . number of
Indian agenci.s.
The Mississippi River Improvement
Commission will convene at Washington on
the 18th inst.
The administration will not withhold a
portion of the river and harbor appropriation.
Tho Eas{orc h,nI, JoDnS,f;o, rxraap
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-08-06
ALUM l..

I am standing tonight where the sea-winds
blow;
And the waves como laundering up to the
shore,
And dash and break on the sun bleached sands,
With low ,'deep moan, and passionate
Sad songs they sing, with lips afoam,
Of roaring gale, and that helpless band
whose pale, cold faces upturned to the sky,
Like shadows rest on the wave washed sand.
They chant Of those who shall watch and wait
Till Time has silvered the dark brown hair,
With hearts ever wrunG with cruel doubt,
And lips ever moving in silent prayer.
y God! if only the white foam -wreaths
Flashed glistning spray upon my breast,
Or the hungry waves had closed over me,
How sweet would l sleep-how softly rest!
Q Tide! creep back to the Oceans breast,
Where cold forms rest on its Shiny bed,
And bring some tidings; for truth is best,
Though you sadly murmur, Your love is
dead! ...,..s
For dream, some day wanderer may come,
Drifting over the seas from a foreign land,
And my dead heart shall beat at his sorrow
tul cali. ... ..s
And my eyes unclose ut the touch Of his
hand. ...0yi
But o the slow death of the heart that waits
BY the laundering peaceful bay! "
o for just one touch Of his passionate lips 81.
Ere my soul drifts out DER the darkened
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-08-06

; Rev, Mr.. Eldridge, who res, DIES 9 short
distance from Appleton, relates aSrather
sad experience with a'whirlwind, that
struck his house one day last week, liter
ally demollshing it and breaking his fur
niture into atoms, sending fragments OF
broken furniture, crockery, cooking stove,
and trunks of clothing for many rods out
upon the. prairie. His carriage was taken
up and dashed to the ground some dis
lance from the shed, and only one wheel
can be found The most singular thing
is that Mr.. Eldridge with his family were
not killed, as they were in~the house at
the time. They all received a severe
shock and some bruises, but nothing
serious
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-08-06

Fashion seems to have at last very sen
sibly decrecd that for ladies who are, in
circumstances that permit them to own
two Or more dresses, one of them at least,
for street wear, shall be short enough not
to mop off the pavements, Or sidewalks:
Those, however, who possess but sing
gown, and have to wear that long May
utilize the same forperl ornling the labors
of street scavengers without compromis-
ing their gentilitv thereby. sySE @# %
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It is impossible to sell the best article Of any
Kind as low as the poorest can be afforded
But the price Of Mason Il Hamlin Cabinet Or.
gains are not much more than those, Of very in
fcrior organs; Yhilc. the difference in quality,
and especially i1i durability is very great ID
: Sudden Changes in the Weather are pro
ductive Of Throat Diseases, Coughs and Colds.
There is no more etfectual relief to be found.
than in the use of "Bro,cn's Bronchial T1oches''
Is cts. a box. ,,,v,~, . ~>~r, y.-ey,,.ts
CHEVY Jacknun,s Best SWee1 Navy Tnhaccn
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Those Useful Conduits,

The kidneys and bladder. sometimes become
torpid and weak from unascertainable causes.
When this occurs, their discharging function
is of necessity very imperfectly performed, and
certain debris, which is the result of natural
bodily waste and decay, does not escape as it
should, but remains to corrupt the. blood and
develop poisonous, humors and dangerous rs
well as painful diseases. 1t is one Of the be-
Inefficient effects Of. Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
to gently slim ulatc the urinary organs, and
prevent them from lapsing into a state Of in
activity, always provocative of their Sinfam-s
,matory degeneration and decay. How much
better then. is it to adopt this mild diuretic as
IA means of incitin g them tosaction, than to in
cur the danger Of This destruction To expel
from the system waste matter through the
bowels: and kidneys, and to regulate and
arouse the stomach and liver, are among the
chief uses of this valuable, remedy NH.
WACO 'sLaugh ana GROW Fat.''
This ancient bit of advice is we'll enough for
"spare" people, but how about those that are
already too fat? What is to become Of them ?
Sit still and I'll tell you. After many expert
nlents exteding through months Of patient in
| ycstigation and toll, the celebrated analytical
| chenist,J. G. Allan, has perfected and given
| to the world ATan's Anti-Fat. Thus far in sew
eral hundred cases this great remedy has new
er failed to reduce a corpulent person from
three to six pounds per week.-Mrs. perfectly
harmless and positively efficient. Sold by
1 druggists Fff1T1 fAiF' HI rs = II = 4
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nASuN 4 HAMLIh CABINET ORGANS.

nIq na 9 bess 4z S H0MIRH AZ Ab
Viz: at PARIS. 1857; vi kNNA 10 s. SANTIAGO 1875. PHIL
ADELPMA. 1876 PAR1s 1878. and GRAND swEKDIsB
GOLD MEDAL, 167e. Only American Organ ever award
ed highest honors 1t any SUCH Sold fo- cash or in
stallments. HLUsTRATED CATAIo6EEs aud Circulars
LIN 0RGA AZ RfeTON NEW VT z ~ TiTT6AGO
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Minnesota Chief!
The Best Thresher on Wheels!
lylXAkIalA Il

1t is not vibrator neither is it apron machine,
but the best points of both combined, with new
and original features Of its own. It is wonderfully
its threshing and separating qualities It saves all
the grain and cleans it ready for It rms
is the most economical least ensive and atogeth-
or the most satisfactory machi1 ct the market:
ing Flax and Timothy it has equal, threshing and
cleaning both we'll, and nearly rapidly as wheat,
and requires change except the sieves 1t has more
square feet of separating and cleaning surface than
any other machine made. and cannot be overloaded.
1t Is both under and over blast at the same time
Our clover hulling attachment is new and very de.
sirable 1t does the business more rapidly and
Separators of the various sizes fitted for Steam or
Horse Power, as desired s5..7ifs mi. tt... D,
An Improved Pitts Power, an Improved Woodbury.
Power and the Edward Equalizing Power, all mounted
on four wheels, manufactured by and are not
surpassed by any in the market. .''' 80
For PriceLists and Circulars, address the manufrs
De- SEYMOUR, SABIN 4 CO..
saltwater. Mimi. "
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lnourning!''

mourning"
The real Talleyrand rose--possibly be-
cause he did not care to hear anything
furthcr-whcn footman entered with
the Monitsua. Of the Goth that instant re-.
ceived.
''This is for yours excelleney,' he said,
bowling and handing it to Potter.
"Be good enough, N. Potter, 70 read y
for me ,lof Tor yourself, if you eainterestr
ed il such Subjects" retorted the actor
with equal self possession. i.
Talleyrund opened and glanced at the
paper and dropped it in surprise.
The old. councillor OF Louis xviii. had
read in II the fatal ordinances of Charles
Ky ..
After moments pause he turned
|,snilingly towards Potter and bowling
deeply said: ,s.
II regret, your excellency,, that must
at once set out for Paris, l. am invited
to reappear at my old theatre, and proba-
Div shall consent to create q new carac-
ter-my last-in new piece they arc re-
hcarsing." IT n
"May ask the name Of this drama
with which your professional career is
likely to be brought to close?"
"The name," said Talleyrand, "has not
/ vet been settled upon, but j fancy it will
be called The Revolution of 1892"
T. HAs he SAID these words Talleyrand was
aboutto Withdraw, when Potter threw oil
! his wig and decorations and Fastening
after him excused himself for his rudeness
in the first instance. - Shaking hands with
him cordially the great diplomatist babe
i him farewell. -
"Adieu, Monsieur Potter; which of us
came off second best in our little tilt?'
"Your excellency did, replied the act,
or, "but it was the first time that you
ever condcscended to allow yourself te
! be outdone.." h@r 1asi@En5a t9a& 2H3 3
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proud flesh in sore or wound,5 it! will not
heal. The obstacle is speedily removed and
the flesh reunited by Henry's Carbolic, .Salye,
the finest embodiment in existence@of that
supreme purifier, carbolic acid. Its emolli-
cnt ingredients. modify its pungent acid basis,
SO that It meyer cauteTizes, stinss or searies s
all kinds are cured by it. n.drugsists sell
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PHYS, BLIND, BIZ EEDING OR ITCH
ING. 1t is the greatest known remedy-rap1dly
curing when other medicines have failed. Onas
Extract Medicated aper for closet use Is q
Ointment is Of great service where the removal
of ClC hing ia announcement e-1+sEs=tgF 2. -.s
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~

A few days later the monarchy fell,
the elder branch, of the r Bourbons were
replaced by a new dynasty, and Talley-
rand went to London as plenipotentiary
Of the court of France. ~ <~
He and Potter met once again, when
both we're travelling, each IN his own
carriage, one bound tor the vaults of Val
cncay, one for the cemetery Of Pere Ia
Chaise!
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-05
%TELEcRAPhlc %BRevITIEs.

ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS.
New York, March 5.-Aruved Nevada.
from Liverpool, and the California, ii, m
London.
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FOREIGN.

RAIDING. GREEKS.
Constantinople, March 5.-The govern
ment of Thessaly telegraphs that a hand OF
5000 Greeks crossed the frontier and des.
troyed the village Of Kunlikinter.
AN EXPLOSION.
Cfacow, March ga petard exploded in
front of the Office of the chief OF police and
caused much excitement.
BAVARIA OBJECTS.
Berlin, March 5.-Bavaria objects to the
adoption Of a uniform railway tariff as pro.
posed by the imperial government, alleging
that the privileges which she renewed when
she Joined the empire are infringed by the
presen, attempt Of the federal council and
legislature to legislate fer Bavaria.
DAMAGE by STORM.
Geneva. March 5.-Tho damage by the
storm In the canton Of Vaud is estimated
at four million francs. In Lausanne district
four million. trees were destroyed.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Port Perry. Dat, March S-Four fat,
two box, o postal and express. cars Of the
train on the WLiteby & Port Perry railway,
owing to q broken rail, were precip!tated
down an embankment GO feet high. and
wrecked near Myrtle station. The conduc
tor, eXpressman and postal clerk wele
seriously injured. The passenger coach
kept the track.
KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION.
London, March 5.-An'explosion in Deep
Drop pit, killed 10 persons.
ROYAL. CASTLE BURNED.
Brussels, March 5.-The loss by the
burning Of the royal castle at Tervuren is
q 10000 pounds.
FRBNCH POLITICS.
Paris, March 5.-The amnesty bill has
been promul ga,ed. Pierre Emanuel TRAD
has been appointed msnister n~icomnerce.
RUSSIAN AFFAIRS.
Philippnpl's, March g. Prince Donduu
kotf K.usnkof will comn:.nd. the Russia,
forces III East Roumeiiex. The Ru. STA,
give Assurances OF their ,u,en.
IONS To fu! fill the conditions of tue treat,
ut Berlin.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-03-05

ARRIVAL OF
New York, March 5.-Artiped Nevada
from Liverpool, and the California, Ii. N
London.
DEFAULTER's SENTENCE.
Taunton, Mass, March 5.-Charlcs p.
%otickhey, deiauiting treasurer of the Manu-
LECTURERS Gas Co, OF Fall River, has been
sentenced to five years in the state prison
ore DAY solitary confinement.
FATAL EXPLOSION IN ACoAL NINE
Pottsville, March 5.-An explosion OF
s%ulphuric acid in the lower Raush Creek
coliiery killed three men and severely
burned three others.
BISHOP PURCELL MAKES AN ASSIGNMENT.
Cincinnati. March 5.-Fsther Ed ard
Purcell to-day made an assignment to John
B.. Wannix. The property thus assigned
includes the bishops residence, the eemina-
ries on Third, Plum and Warsaw pike, IS
acres in suburban lots and q number Of
smaller pieces Of property in various parts
Of the city.
THE VANDERBILT WILL CASE.
New York March 5.-No one identified
with the Vanderbilt will quits admits any
compromise having been made. Scott
Lord, contestants counsel, whose action in
terminating the case yesterday without ar
gument was dictated by reasons which had
nothing to do with the. Gaze. The surro-
gate says the abrupt manner in which the
counsel for conteatant'closedith the case was q
great surprise to all, but, that the case had
been closed and his decision would be
given in due time, but when he had no
definite idea.
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HOME INDUSTRY !

The undersigned takes this occasion toreturn his thanks
to the people of Yankton particularly, and to his many
friends Throughout Dakota and Nebraska, for the generous
patronage which has been bestowed upon the late firm OF
DUDLEY & HAWLEY through the many years in which
that firm has carried on business in this city, and h. now
desires to call the attention of these friends and that Of
the people generally to the enlarged facilities, more exten.
sive assortment and more commodious rooms which the late
firm had provided and which he, as the successor of dudley
& Hawley, now possesses.
In the line of the Hardware trade, and in the manufacture
of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, he claims to have al es.
Enlistment equal in all respects to anything in the north
west, occupying three grand rooms, each 25xlOO feet in ex
tent.
In the future. by constant application to business, he hopes
to ste the Hardware trade Of the region which is naturally IL ID.
utary to to this point, conferred here, and sha,l spare no effort 10
make it for the interest Of the people within this region, to pur.
chase their Hardware, Yinware, Copper and Sheet Iron ware.
Stoves, AID all other articles in this line from
Yours gratefully and respectfully.
GEO. e. HAWLEY,
Union Block, Third st.
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YANKToN. DAKOTA TERRITORY. WEDNESDAY EVENING. MARCH 5 is

mineral land within the meaning Of the
statute, and ii Starr has complied with the
mining laws he is entitled to q patent.
FOUR e CENrs.
Washington, March 5.--Subscrip,ions to
the 4 per cents are 81 ,O00, 100.
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DIRECTOR OF THE MINT.

Horati" c. Burchard, director Of the mint.
to day took the oath OF office.
A DECISION IN REGARD TO vALuABLEIA X
Washington. March 5.-Ths secretary Of
the interior decided the case Of Thoma,
Kemp Va. Thomas Starr, involving 100 acres
which embraced = considerable potion Of
the ground upon which l-cadvills, Colorado,
v situated. The department Mods that L l.
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xrIwAuKEr. !
Milwaukee, March 5.
WHEAT-!@llc higher, closed strong /;
hard $l.04ej Mo- !, S l.O2c; No. 2, 94lc
for cash CSC for April; 99c for May; No.
9, Sic; No.. a, 7G4c.H q
CoRS-334c
! sOArs-24c.
RYE-46c.
BARLEY-72c.
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DAKOTA REPORTS.

VOLUME ONE.
EmbodyinR ali cases argued and de-
eermincd before tho supreme Court Of
Dakota, from tho Organization OF the
Territory up To and lncluding che De.
cenAber term, 1877. aRep..rseo BY Hoa.
Granville &. Bennett. late associate
Justice supreme court of Dakota; $50
pages. Price, postpaid. $500. sent TO
any address on receipt of price.
d res~
BOWEN L. KINGsBURY,
fanklOn, Dak
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A COAL BREAKER.
Milkesbarre. Pa, March 5%.-Gsylord's
coal breaker at Plymouth buunsd this
morning Loss, $50 go 3~lnsursncs t2l,-
600.
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FIRES.

A PUBLIC SCHOOL.
'Ot,umwa, March 5.-This morning at 2
O'Clock the lincoln publio.school was DIS.
stroyed by fire. Loss, 100000; Insurance.
S11 900.
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WASHINGTON.
THE TELLER coMMlD1

Washington, March 5.-The Teller sub
committee will begin on the 1911, inst. in
quirine into the matters presented by Sena.
tor Thurman