The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-06-05

fns train furniahsd them BY the manassss Of
the Toledo and Wabash road.
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The steamer Cherokee or None Such ar.
rived ON the 18th at Fort Smith. Ark, from Ar
kansas City. Kan. with full cargo Of wheat
She reports the Arkansas river above, low but
bushels Of wheat viii come down from Arkan-
So City during the June rise.
InDKx's INCOME TAI.
In the clerks office of the q. s. circuit
court ON the 18th, the United States district
Attorney fled his bill of discovery in the case
Of the United States against Samuel J. Tilden
to recover for alleged deficiencies in his in
come tax. The bill will facilitate matters
and make an carly trial possible.
MASONIC oo1xK1 STONE At NEWTON
The corner stone of the Grst Masonic
Temple in the Arkansas Valley and the second
IN the State Wa laid on the 18th at Newton. A
large delegation from Wichita. Hutchinson,
and other points were present grand re-
ception wa given in the opera house in the
evening.
snvKI IN Arkansas.
1t is reported that rich ore has been dis
covered in Montgomery county near Hot
Springs, Arkansas. Thorgh no true fssure has
been reached, . stamping mill il ordered and
on it, way. A large number Of claims are
staked Of, and there il . heavy rush to the re-
sion.
1xYUNDLN0 CERTIFICATES.
The Treasurer of the United States has
decided that four per cent. refunding certif-
Gates may be deducted by the national banks
in making mp their semi-annual return of
average capital subject to duty, the same -
the Law authorizes in case of o. 8. bonds.
DISCOURSE FOB E1oDEs.
At Topeka on the 26th, Rev. Joseph
Cook, Of Boston, spoke before an audience Of
5000 in the city park. His subject was the
chief cause of the negro exodes." Governor
st. John presided over the meeting, Mr.. Cook
gave him e100 for the Freedmans society.
NEW MASONIC TKXPLk
At Newton on the 26th the corner stone
was laid for the FIRST masonic temple in the
Arkansas Valley and the second in the State.
A delegation from Wichita, Hutchinson, and
other places were present. A grand reception
was given in the evening At the opera house.
TIE EDITORIAL NETTING.
A call has been issued to the Kansas
State Editorial Association to meet in Topeka
on the 18th of June. They leave here on the
18th and embark from Chicago by steamer at
p. m. ON the evening Of the 18th.
Professors WHO ARE GOOD sUsPKxDERs.
The entire sophomore class Of the State
univeraity Of California were expelled on the
S0th for refusing to divulge the names of the
member of the class guilty Of issuing An OBJ
scne bogus junior examination programme.
sfATI EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
The Kansas State Editorial Association
il called to meet in Topeka on the 18th of
June. They leave there on the 18th, and EN-
bark from Chicago by steamboat to the Strait
of MackinAw. at p. m. on the 18th.
UNDERGROUND TELKeRAPHY.
The Brooks Underground Telegraph
company with . capital stock of 100000 was
incorporated in New York on the S0th. The
wires will be laid in rivers and canals all over
the United States.
BILLIARDS AGAIN.
An arrangement has been made between
Sexton and Slosson to play Jacob schaeffer,
the champion billiardist player Of the world,
. game of 500 points mp for $500 side.
TON xooRE's BUST.
The ceremony of presenting a bust of
the poet, Thomas Moore, to the city Of Brook
lyn took place in Prospect park on the oath.
st. Patricks society was the donor.
HIS DAYS ENDED.
William LLOYD Garrison the noted anti
slavery man of former days died in New York
City on the 18th. The remains were taken to
Roxbury, Mass for interment.
THE NATIONAL GAME.
At Syracuse, on the 29th, the Cleve-
lands defeated the Stars by score of Is to 6.
On the 18th At Worcester, New Bedfords II;
Worcester's Il; championship.
LIBERAL GIFTS.
The late Judge Packer by will makes