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

To correct erroneous impressions which
| seem to prevail, it is deemed proper To say
that the recent decision of Judge Krekel, of
| the United States district court for the west
ern district of Missouri. upon the application
of kthe Western Union Telegraph company
against the American Union Telegraph COM
pany, wherein injunction was sought to re-
strain the construction of . telegraph line over
the lines of the road Of the Kansas City, St.
Louis and Northern Railroad campany. does
not affect the validity of the exclusive grants
| of right of way to the Western Union compa-
West, excepting the State of Missouri, where
statute Law prohibits telegraph companies
from making excessive contracts.
The only safety for Memphis is depopu-
lation. In consequence of the fever spreading
among the negroes in the past i've days, there
is . growing disposition to 60 10 camps.
Should their appeals to the people of the
United States for rations not meet with favor
able answer. the negros will M doubt move
| a. soon a they get hungry. No one but q
Howard visitor or physician knows of the
filthy novels that these people live in, and in
which they are taken sick and too frequently
die.
A report from Burlington, VT, on the
4th says: Two weeks ago the Rev. W. II. H.
Murray came to this city and crossed the lake
to Plsttsburg. While there his yacht here was
| attached for debt. In response to . telegram,
word came from Plattsburg: Murray gone
| to Chicago" The female secretary. who &C
companied him to Plattsburg, returned here
and attended TO his legal matters.
A dispatch from Rome saws that Carr
| baldi recommends . scheme for diverting the
course of the river Pc. He would have the
river communicate in . straight line with Mi
ian; tnence oy . north pend Win iniin, ana
oy oeepening IL Deu soaio secure a'fe0' GULL
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| Az SAINT Adams, MISS hodekins, hev.
W. ID. h: Muirsys smanuensis, denied WITH
indignation the report that they had eioped.
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| Is rePo, u, '.a' va. sp.nns 80 O..
;n.;m;d.,inn VA Ala" that th.v vo,ed 10 nett;
tion the second hand. in mill. 70 leave work.
and the report is that a second hands in the
city have expressed willingness to quit work.
/ Judpe Wallace. in the L. s. circuit
court At New York, denied motion for . new
trial in the suit Of Jas. A. whalen. of Kellona
plantation, La. against Gen. Sheridan for
damages for tresPass.
A heavy rain. accompanied with wind
and hail, visited Louisville, Ky on the 9Th.
| uestfoyihE ue~, out o"ibg utte os"eke'
Mercury fell "a degrees.
The practicability Of Capt. Eads scheme
for sn,p r.h.ay IRON .ne "nii . 20 .ne "a rselne
-. 1870. ' - e"1N W
tn. 80. oe ,h. State conu;..;o,.,o a.
;..,,up., 80 E.n,n.Lx ,,,rrnnnes. ,hs c,,.,,
pro.pects throughout that State A. .atisfac-
tory.
wv. Benson, editor of the Deni.on,
TeI,s, Duly Herald, arrested for violating
the Sunday isv by issuing paper on Sun
day.
Il. a. MehdIlck' muse E.h ar
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