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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-01-30
Disastrous eff"

John Henry used to 60 TO SEQ girl
down on Seventh street, but he doesn't
do so any more, since tho hired girl
gave him away. He tells his own story:
"You sec" said he, "she Was mighty
pice girl, and liked her more intensely
than . life insurance agent talks up his
business, and called around on that
fatal evening to see her but q minute
on little matter We had been talking
about, and when wooden headed hired
girl came to the door asked for Miss
Blank, and the girl said she didn't think
she was exactly ready to see company,
and wouldn't l wa:ty told her to see
the young lady, and tell her l wanted
to sec her just minute, and she need
not dress unless she was undressed.
Away tho girl went, and presently l
heard her sing out: "Miss Blank, Mr..
John Henry Is in tho parlor, and wants
to SEQ you q minute, aud no says you
needn't dress If you are undressed."
That "if' fixed me, and word was sent
down that Miss Blank Was not at homo
to Mr.. John Henry, and Mr.. John Hen
~ has not been back since.-Cincinn ati
Times.
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Financial Receipts Of the State.

During the fiscal year ending June
30th, last, the State received from taxes,
sos, 060, Al from the earnings OF the
penitentiary, s49, 49,, ga from the insur-
ance department, Sill 1857 from interest
on permanent school fund, $l07, Ill.,
81 from interest on sale Of school lands,
S4,9ll,69; from principal or sale OF
school lands, sl02 800, Is; sale of State
Normal school lands, s5,734,S0; Agri-
cultural College tax fund, 50 ,399, AS ;
from the Lappin Judgment S., l36, SO
and from other miscellaneous sources
an amount sufficient to swell the total
to 81, 206, $3.50. There was balance
in the trea ury, July lst, 1877, amounting
to S379, 046, 66, so that tho total receipts
from all sources, including this balance
aggregated 1855, 72l ,99.
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Boy Wanted.

A few mornings since . lady, living
on Clifford street, answered the bell to
find . bulky boy with an innocent face
and peach colored ears standing on the
steps. He explained that be wanted to
eco her husband, and she answered that
her husband had left for his Office.
I'm the boy who sweeps out all the
Offices where he is,' SAID the boy, a. he
backed down the steps, and this morn.
ing l found . letter in the big scrap
sack
We'll, you can leave it, she replied.
IL guess hadn't better be hall
whispered as he showed the small pink
envelope.
sBey-that is-boy, let me SOC that
letter! she said, as she advanced and
extended her hand.
'Oh, 'twouldn't be 'zactly right, nam,
cause I'D know he'd gin me so cents
Soc here, boy she said, as she felt
for the dollar bill left her to buy coffee
and tea, you take this, give me the let
tor, and don't cay q word to Mr.. -
about finding it,
Il don't believe it's much Of q letter,
he remarked.
Never mind-hand 1t over-here's
your money!
'Mebbe there hain't word of writing
in it ma am.'
'Here-give me the letter-now 60 !!
She took it entered the house, and
the boy with pesch-colored ears few
down the stree like cannibal going to
dinner.
In about forty seconds the woman
cam Q out, looked up and down the street
and tho expression around Ter mouth
was not happy and peaceful. The boy
had seemed to doubt that there was any
writing inside the envelope, but she was
not quite prepared to tear it open aud
find Q printed document commencing ::
Whereas, default having boon made in
the conditions OF . certain mortgage
etc. She wants to hold another inter.
view with the lad. If this meets his eye
he will please call between the hours of
8 and 10 o'clock 4. Y. whom she feols the
strongest. Detroit Free Press.
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John b. Cough tells the following
story, though the joke be at his own
expense. Once while on q lecturing
tour through England, he was intro
duced to q village audience in these
terms
"Ladies and gentlemen, ave the on
or to introduce to you the distinguish.
ed lecturer, Mr.. John B. Cough, who
will haddress us or the subject of ten.
perance. You know that temperance is
thought TO be rather dry subject; bu,
to night as we listen to our friend, the
horator from hover the hocean, We may
'ope TO ave the miracle OF Samson
repeated, and to be refreshed with wa.
ter from the jawbone Of bass :"
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WitAnd HunOr.

The Norristown Herald thinks the
song of tho Pullman Palace Company
10 "Hark, hear an Angel sing-An-
CELL is now on the wing"
ais justice dead r. asks the Baltimore
News. No we believe not. We never
heard of her trying to kindle the fro
with coal oil.
A farmer speaking of the thinness OF
his hsy crop said: 1.-THE grasshoppers
have al got lame trying TO jump from
ono blade Of grass to another"
A company Of settlers, in naming
their now town, called il Dictionary, be-
cause as they said, CHATS the only place
where peace, prosperity and happiness
are always found"
Yes, 1t is easy enough for the signal
service to predict Grain and snow" but
tho man who has laid out SIS for new
cutter isn't at all satisfied to find that it
is Grain"
The Ohio state penitenitary has failed to
pay expenses during tho past year for
thessirst time in many years. Govern
or Bishop seems inclined to reduce ex-
penses by discharging the bosrders.
Last winter Dr.. Sackct, Of Chester
Conn, made q violin of two thousand
and fifty pieces of wood. We always
thought there should be Two thousand
and fifty pieces in most of the fiddles
We ever listened to.
A western poet, who deprecstes the
advances made by science over romance,
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A SfOPV O1a Trail.

Sho Was Q tall, stout individual, and
sprang out Of the wagon - lightly O.
. spring chicken aftor . grasshopper.
He vas . little, withered, dried.up wes.
eel, and followed slowly bringing has.
ket of eggs with him. They entered
ono of orr stores and asked, "What are
ye givin' for eggs"
"Eight cents" was the reply OF the
counter; jumper.
"Well, here are three dozen" said the
tat party, s.and III take il out in calico"
"But want some yarn to mend my
socks" put IN the old man.
"Ths weather 10 warm" replied the
fat party, "sad You can 60 without
socks"
"Bu. my boots hurt my feet" insisted
tho old man.
"Go barefooted," said she rather
sharply. Then turning 10 the clerk, she
changed her tune, and remarked :
"Young man, please count me out the
eggs and give me four yards of calico to
match this zero Dress"
"But-" the old man was going to
continue when she raised her huge in
dex finger and said: "Hsnry Winter
Davis Spriggins, them arc eggs are
mine; the hens that laid EN- are mine /;
the corn what fed EN- was mine, and Zee
agoin' to have . trail on this ere dress
- long - Betsey Gowen's, if every toe
On yoar feet turn into gum biIes. Now
shut And you. youngster, ysnk of
four yards Of calico, or you will hear .
bumble-bee a-buxzing."
The old man shut and the clerk
yanked Oh the calico.
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Matt. II. Carpenter is the massive
style Of man; there isn't any thing goth.
ic about him. He is about five feet ten
inches in height, and weighs two hun
drcd or more pounds. His face, features
and head are large, yet 80 symmetrical
that he is emphatically 'handsome
man." His eyes at tunes are 90 luster-
less that there seems to be no color IN
them, and again they burn with their
blackness. The ono REGULARITY of Mr..
Csrpenter's personal appearance is his
hair. Some say it makes him look like
Q lion, others that it makes him look
like bull, and still others insist that
comparison can be made only with the
wild horse of the southern plains. II
gives him q wild look, anyway. And
the effect Is produced by the heavy,
straight. gray foreiock which droops
partially over his forehead; tho hair be-
ing always worn long. As rule, bis
dress looks d,sordered and careless, and
he never fails TO act, in public or private
as though his clothes distressed him
someway. Generally he is about as
uneasy as chained hear; probably be-
cause his work is always crowding him.
One of Mr.. Carpenters most noticeable
traits of character is his almost absurd
boyishness- overgrown boy" a. bis
most intimate friends are wont TO ex-
press it; truly "brave, free-hearted,
careless one"-yet still boyish in the
simplicity of his why's, beliefs. and
friendships. Outside of his studies and
theories Of law and public policy he is
person of impulses. When he walked
down Pennsylvania avenue one day in
his shirt sleeves, along with . poor Blu:
deserving old irish woman who had
been discharged from scrubbing in one
of the departments, "to soc about it" for
her, it was an impulse so sudden and
hearty that 1t made him forget his coat
and what some would term "his dig
nifty" Mr.. Carpenter lacks cold and
stately dignity, surely; but never earn
estness. This want Of dignity, and su-
perabundance of earnestness, are ele-
ments of his so-called boyishDess. Mr..
Carpenters greatness is not Of the kind
that overawes, or even commands,
socially. There is no '.conscious power
forced upon the man be grects personal
ly. 1t is only when he address the
court or an assemblage that he seems
to step beyond the average man.
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P1o0 BUS 70 ana SS0m III JSA!Se.
The Pacific House il . new building and contains "a
c0nveniences OF nrst slass hotel. spacious sam
room has been opened and arranged Tor the
travellers. Il 10 located nearly opposite the cosi
buildings, where good board can be obtained At all t. d
with or without rooms Satisfaction suarsnty Ted ~
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General Garfield 70, BY compon con-
sent, regarded - the strongest debaier
in the House Of Representatives. Hook
er, Of Mississippi, 10 the 0ost polished
orasor, Eugene Hale, Of Maine, and 8.
s. Coz, Of New York. are the ready ora
tors. General Banks and Sayles, OF
Ohio, are the sathorIties on pasiiaosn-
iary lav. Spsingsr 10 the irrsprsssible
orator. ErTsss and Bayss, OF Peansyl-
vania, are the siieat orators, and Frye,
OF Maine, 10 lose Of Tie orssors."
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An important suit Affecting the inter
cot of stockmen has just been decided
By Judge Blodgett Of the U. s. Circait
Court Of Chicago. He held thas rail-
rosds when they make . contract to
carry cattle through, are bound
70 80 that proper transfers are made n
terminal points. The Chicago Drovers'
Journal says: "The case before the
court vas that Of Paris Ayrick against
Tie Michigan Ceniral. Tho suit was
brought to recover the value Of two
ship0enis of 400 hsad of cattle from
Chicago 10 Philadelphia, and was
brought CD . receipt which vas
frosted - . bill Of lsd,sg. and vas 6ll.
I'd out aCoasigned 70 Pssis 4yrick."
The defssdasts beld thst 10 contract
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-" "Whst's the use of worrying
about trihey Don't you see We only
missed the train by half . minute :"
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TILE GOURT&.

CIRCUTT COTpT NIyISION 1\-T,,1ne W,1ie
This nnrnin9 affer the inv Iad ~ no1,.a
and Messrs NJ w Calf w Fl Rel Ren and VI W r
Heron has been excnsed from service aS mirrors
!mllue Wviie in consemance Of the hnsipesS IN
this Court adionrned n to Mondav " nert LII
'--' $500. -, n ~ " m.o =,
LIEUT. a'. SoufT SDI ~ isIoN Zl-Jun9e oJn
3er' Mes SIS. =. II, Burgess - 6nr,ew' r.
f p. I t were as Jurors ana tne cod[t
nn ,de s''eu LII DiFlsioh l. "
monuay heA'.
EQUITY CoURT-Jattge AdcArthur.
To-day, Scaggs agt. Conkle; sales ratified ana
referred. Bouvet agt. Harrison; AUDITORS report
confirmed and distribution: Pearson agL Flan
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GEORGETOWN.

DEATH OF AN OLD LADY.-Mrs Hartley, mother
OF Mr.. z ID. Hartley, died at the residence of her
son-in-law, Mr.. Samuel Wheatley, on LIST street.
between Fayette and Market streets, yesterday
morning. aged so years
SMASH UP.-RObert Williams, cOlored man,
while driving his wagon on Bridge street. near
Congress, Saturday afternoon. ran into the bug
gy OF Mr. George Offutt and about demolished
II. Endeavoring TO get out of his trouble. VIII
hams jumped from his wagon, and in so doing,
fell and injured his right knee. He was attend
ded by Dr. Suter. and afterwards conveyed TO his
home in Montgomery county.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NJ. G. W. Bower. with
3,000 bushels Of wheat and !, 200 bushels of corn
boat N. c. Waters with 5000 bushels OF wheat
and $50 bushels of corn; boat LOudoun, with .00C
bushels Of wheat and 1000 bushels of corn; boat
Ruby, with 1900 bushels of wheat.
MERCHANTS Observation-Disclosures on change
to-day, IL 900 bushels of wheat. No sales.
PoRT.-Entered-Br1ti brig E. A. Bernard
Eldridge, with asphalt from Trinidad
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Condensed Locals.

In the Cook divorce case last week 1t was "the
rule to show cause" why an attachment should
not issue, and not an attachment, which was
dismissed by stipulation of counsel.
Last evening Rev. DIR. Joseph France, OF Baltf-
more, officiated at Grace M. E Church, where
his son, Rev. Fl. /. France, has been conducting
revival meetings for few weeks past.
Street lamps will be lighted at so pm. and eX-
tinguished at 4.30 a. IN.
A bricklayer named Riley fell from ScafOlding
at building corner of 9Th street and Maryland
avenue southwest Saturday, and fractured his
collar-bone.
Rev. Charles II. Mead has accepted the assist
ant rectorship of Epiphany p Z. Church in this
city. He has recently been serving as rector of
church in the diocese OF Delaware.
In most of the Protestant Episcopal churches
in this District yesterday appropriate reference
was made to the death of Bishop Nottingham
Resolutions of respect to his memory nave been
adopted by the various vestrys. Bishop Pinckney
succeeds him.
The Columbia Fishing Club has elected the
following officers for the ensuing year: Pre5i-
dent J. T. Barrett; vice president, George Juene-
mann; secretary, Edward D. Reynolds; treas
urer, c. Kaufman; standing committee, Frank
Lewis, James Lowe and Martin Becker.
The Dasl Always met last evening at Tallmadge
Hall, and MesSrS. Holloway, Z. Humphrey, X.
Hall, of Ohio, Alex. EgleStOn, Robert S. Graham,
Judge A. j. Amber, and Frank Reside made
addresses, and number OF people signed the
pledge.
Rev. Mr. Parsons was installed last night pas
tor of the Church of the Reformation, LIST street.
between and southeast. Rev. DR.. Brown, of
cred the charge to the congregation, and Rev. j.
g. Butler, OF the Memorial Church, the charge
to the pastor
II. u. Cooke, jr., on Saturday, entered suit
against Columbus DelanO, II. A. Willard and
francis Danaise. trustees of All Souls Unitarian
Church, to decide to whom he shall pay 81, 100
now held by him.
DR.. SnOdgrass having secured a long needed
post Office at Ridersville, Morgan county, VIVA,
where his country residence (''Montevista9 was
wisely fixed for healthS-S sake, his address will
hereafter be RiderSyille.
The Spencerian Business College has invited
Miss Juliet Carson to give five lessons in practi-
cal cookery to students and their friends, begin
ming Tuesday evening, october 81, at O'Clock.
Marshal Fred. Douglass addressed a large re-
publican me citing at..Binghampton, N. Y, Satur-
day night.
Workmen commenced this morning tearing up
the rotten wood pavement on 9th street, be-
tween street and Pennsylvania avenue, pre-
paratory to repaving it with stone block.
The lessons in wood carving and art needle
work given by Miss Alice Hal5ey, room 49, Cor
cOran building, are attracting the attention of
pupils.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The VIRGINIA MEDICAL ASSOCIATIoN.-The
tenth annual meeting of the Virginia Medical
Society will be held in this city next week, and
promises to be very largely attended by the
large number Of eminent physicians from a dis
lance will also be in attendance; among them,
Drs. Marion Sims of New York: Rumbold. of st.
ward, of Washington, and others whose names
we cannot recall. The opening meeting takes
place Tuesday evening. On this occasion, after
prayer, there will be delivered the address of
welcome; an address by DR.. Wiley, of Salem,
Roanoke county, Va, and the presidents address,
by DR.. L. S. Joynes, of Richmond
THE PRIMARY ELECTION.-The chief talk on
the streets to-day is about the conservative
primary election which takes place in this city
on Monday next. to select a candidate for the
house of delegates. "Who is to be the man
Mushbach or Latham?" is the question. The
friends Of both gentlemen are at work like the
little busy bees that Improve each shining
hour."-[GGzetie, 18th.
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CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Tnis after.

CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY.-ThiS after.
noon, Henry KAISER a young white man, was
arraigned on the charge Of highway robbery
from Lewis Hawkins The latter testified that
18th and d streets and met Kaiser and had
drinks, and after going to another place Kaiser
and man named Cramer took him to Murder
Bay, and the latter seized him and another party
took his money-$1O5-and night-latch key.
VIM Hawkins, a colored Waterman at the
asphalt works, corner of 18th and B streets,
this man, the others escaping. The case was
sent to the grand jury.
SUIT FOR SLANDER.-To-day Mr.. Chas. Thomp-
son, jr, for w. st. Clair, entered suit against
John H. Wright for SANDER, laying damages at
$4,000. Plaintiff is a bar keeper, and charges
that on September 9th, at Denty's saloon, 1903
Pennsylvania avenue, defendant said OF him.
'That man behind the bar is a thief and know
him to be thief" by means OF which grievance
he is damaged, &C.
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Never Felt Better.
Such is the verdict after taking dose OF
Qtirk'S irish Tea. Sold in pacageS at 25 cts.
4, 70 70

TO Lad1es ana taentIemehs
We wish to call attention to A. Fishers
No. 9O6 G street, near 9th street. By promptly
adopting the latest improvements, whether Of
American or European Invention, he is enabled
those not possessing these facilities. Ladies'
and Gents Garments thoroughly cleansed. The
efectual removal of grease spots guaranteed f! |!
nroagn Sk anna pS e ne ad rhaanas g,ce
In the city, according to the work done, and suit
ing dull times.
Took Dose Of Quirk's Irish Tea,
And now feel better than ever. was SO Bill
tous it cured me. We hear this every day.
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No. IS, $40, drawing First Capital Prize $50 u0O
cold one-hah in Troy, N. 7. one half in New York
City.
No 81 1853, drawing Second Capital Prize SIC. 600.
sold in New York.
Nos $50 and II. 565 drawing g. 500 each, sold in
Nos Is, $50 a. 464, so, ass. 60 605 GO. COS draw
ing $1,000 EACH sold in Indianapolis, New York and
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CITY ITEMS.
CARDS % per dozen. One cabinet 81. Black
ltdge;S G; llery, III Market Space.
Restoration of Hearine,


Editor ge7iing iStdT:-FrOm the high endorse
ments with which DR.. Won MoSchzfsker came
here l Wa induced to place myself under his
care for a case of catarrhal Deafness which gave
me great deal of uneaSineSs. His treatment
proved perfect success. consider him ply
stefan Of great skill and Judgment. think it
but Just tribute to him to make 1t known to all
who need his medical services that have the
utmost &C nf1dence in his professional abilities,
and advis e them not to hesitate to call on him,
at 619 18th ST., and place themselves under his
treatment. THOMAS SOMERvILLE
National Brass Works.
WASHINGTON, 18th October, 1879,
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THE EVENING STAR.
October 30, 1879.
The Weather
LOCAL NEWS.

Amusements, &C., Tonight.
National Thedter.-" The Tourists" in Pull
man car
JorGs opera Ho,lse-"U s. Buttons"
Theater Con,ique.-Special varieties
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I,UOU nUfnutfS tNt1lR Win 2Z DclIlX tue TWO IdSG
figures of the number drawing the Capital Prize
$40, 600, $40.
NUMBER DRAWING CLASS X, LOUISIANA
STATE LOTTERY, hereby certify that the above
ere the numbers which were this day drawn from
the 100 600 placed in the wheel with the prizes
responding to them.
Witness our hands at New Orleans, La, this Tues
day, October 14th, 1879.
ADAM GIFFEN,
j. P. ROUX,
LOUIS II. PILE,
Commissioners
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.
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BEECHER AND LAGER BEER.-A temperance
terday ex-Assemblyman Nils smoke Ct M.
Beecher having confessed in speech before the
Moderation Society that he had begun using
lager. Col. Hadley OF the Moderation Society
answered that Mr.. Beecher had merely used it
few times to induce sleep. Mr. Mills suggested
little valerian instead, and MI. Walford urged
good days work OF ten hours as Soporihc.-
La Y Sim 2nth
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| [Cumtbe1ld7d Ne,rS, 18th.
HANLAN presented referee Blakie's order at
the Rochester On. Y. Bank for his boat race
money, but it was not forthcoming owing to a
serious complication in the formalitieS neces-
sary to secure its surrender.
ru-That word boom may as well be elimt-
mated from the English language. 1t isn't alto
gether tasteful to the ears Of those who have
been defeated.-[Cin. Enquirer.
fs-The outcome of all these walking matches
over can walk 500 miles in six dayS.-[N. Y. Tfi-
6ane.
gs-The editor Of the Paris CTex.) Banner said
in print that Lawyer Bonner was murderous
ruffian, and Bonner proved the business Of the
Characterization by shooting him dead in the
street.
every hotel in Brattleboro, Vt, is closed,
and travellers are compelled to find accommoda.
lions at private houses. This is in pursuance OF
the plan to make the proh1bitOry liquor law I'M
popular.
II Arrangements are being made for a man.
moth national Methodist camp meeting at Old
Orchard Beach in July, 1880, which is proposed
to be a gathering OF all the MethOdiStS In this
country. The several bishops have been invited
to participate.
E-The official returns of the California cleo
ton show that the vote on Chinese immigration
was sS3 in favor, and 154, 63S against.
81 At Cairo, ILL.,, yesterday, at a. M, j. H.
Mcbride, messenger OF the American Express
company, was knocked down and robbed Of S145
and gold watch.
eE-The Rev. Mr.. Gaul of Philadelphia went
to menagerie and did not find all the animals
that he had seen on the street posters. He
denounced the show from his pulpit as hum
bug.
eE-The railroad from the Naples Observatory
to the foot of the cone of VesuviuS will be opened
early next year. A steam engine at the summit
will draw the cars up by WindlaSS.
gs- Governor-elect Foster made Ill speeches
in Ohio during the campaign.
cH-"Martha," said new-made granger to
his wife, even have lots of pumpkins next
year. planted about forty; had to dig awful
big holes to put 'em in, though."-[Chicag0 IN
te1-OCedn.
ss-A Pottsyille Pa.) dispatch states that the
prolonged drought is severely felt at the col
feries, seN eral having suspended for want of
one hours supply in the morning and one at
night.
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THE LOST BALLOON.-The nephew of WISE the
missing aeronaut, who was also his manager,
says:-'The balloon Qor it was unquestionaby
the PathfindeD was last seen at point between
Miller's Station, on the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railroad, and an indefinite place twenty
miles west of Laporte, Ind, sailing due north
Lake Michigan diagonally, and did, if the report
that the balloon was seen at Spring Lake, Mchi-
gan, at O'Clock am, is correct, and we believe
It is. We cling to the opinion that the Path
finder sailed beyond Lake Michigan and de-
scended in some forest, and the aeronauts, be-
ing injured probably, were starved"