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, 1879-02-05
THF WFATHFR.

OEF1cE or TIN CnlEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
-NAsMNoToN, D. e., Feb. 81 a. m.--Endtcar
<lons: For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
cloudy weather and rain, with falling barometer
and variable wlnds, shifting To nortlcrly and
westerly, staiug barometer anil lower lempcra.
fture during the AFTERNOON or evening,
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Ailssou-
RI Valleys, northerly TO westerly winds HUI!
lower Temperature than OH Tuesday, with ris,pg
barometer, partly cloudy weather, an.', in ths
Missouri and Upper Mississippi Valleys, ,arras Of
supW,
For the Upper Lake region, rain or snow, fol-
luwed by partly cloudy weather, northeast to
northwest wiuds, atsl, iu the southern portion,
= slight fall, followed by rising barometer and
lower temperature.
For the Lower Lake reGton, generally CLOUDY Y
weather mud snow or raiu, and, during tho day.
northweat to southeast winds, with falling III
Spsetat DitDotrA fa TAI 1t1bMnA
MILWAUKEE, Fcb. A southeast SNOW
etorla las prevailed all day, holdiu1 out prom
tse Of moro sletghinR, although W to dark tlls
fall hnl boon light, owlpg to the son,cwbnt
siecty nature Of thu snow. The atcatn fol-wl,ts-
tls has been In constant service sicu the stos,u
het In.
LOCAL caaA8YAT1oAa.
, 1879-02-05

SENTIMENTS or TnR NATIVES or INDIA ro-
wAHus THE British AH0HANs AID Nuy-
SiANs.
sptctaf DtspdtcA 10 London Tl,ass.
CALCUTTA, Jan. 19.-1t has dur1uV the recent
outsoycrsy on the Afghan policy been occaAtur,-
sily asserted that the action Ut thu Government
ID viewed by natives With suspicion nul dislike.
venture to think that such u far from being
tue case, Tho Bengal papers, It il true, have
for thu most part taken the tldo of tho Opposi-
tion, aud advocated their ylaws In language
which sometimes yer0es on disloyalty: but the
tone of the grest majority OF thu sernacular
press Is cmiuently loYal md sympathettc,-a
character especially marked In tha prcss Of
Upper 1nda. During the present. dearth OF ex-
citing war news, few quotations soiecta;l ut
random from some Of thoss Journals may 10
read with interest. The 0udh Akhbart Hiu-
dustanl paper, published 1t Lucknow, SAYS:
Tho Government IL very carefully visit hing tho
conduct Of the natives on tho ptoscut occastOn No
hupe that no Glars Ut tho community will tall tn
s..s.s @ population w,,i pas: ths osdssi nnseathad
tlny CLiafs and tttnees can asast the uutsEn.nupt
rs W. IL WHICH iii eis4.es can have ii. h"aor VI
fandurInx al1 IL the uoysfaMaht. They slouI
sis oS r. IL. .s: :o pssg;
contributed 1skhs Of rupees for tho relief q iho
Tulks. md sven hss n.ie,ty pIsps5s4 With hrs
II ID the paramount duty Ut our conntfysnsn IL
lo,s thsfr sympathy with !sElli"a aat n.ltse eol.
a.s y Gu
Itssnas ln this natteT. Th,y hass jotntiT eslah.
= ss so5 n a.. T. 1ns5s1 a,,s9
un tho frontier.
Thu sa1us paper Ia iateE issue gives IN ac-
couut of q meetinx Of The Lucknow Reform
Clu b, a1l stAtes that COMMITTEES YVES apputus-
ed to collect subscriptions III 6efalf of tue sol
d,ors.
, 1879-02-05

v.a Sorkfo1k. nnt1 another between Ner Orleans
mi Isto ]anesso, via Galveston, allowing a sub
t't Of $4,000 pcr annum to each line. Re-
frrred.
Mr.. Cameron tWis.), from the Committee on
Privileges mid Elections, submitted majority
rrpott. signed By the Republican members. de-
e3httng DaYtd 8orbin duly elected Senator from
eoutll Carolina. nsGl duly entitled 10 seat.
Att. Hin, from the same Committee, subntttej
4 minority report, signed by the Democratic
members, In favor Of the incumbent, NJ. @.
Butler. Both reports were ordered printed. and
placed an the calendar.
Mir. Matthews, from the Committee On ForeiRn
Relations, reported bach a number Of petitions
In regard TO claims Of citizens Of tho United
States against NicaraRua, with resolution pro-
vidinK for \ committee Of aye Senators. to sit
during the recess, and inquire into tho claims
for Indemnity for the 1!rcs Of relatives, impris-
onmcnt, etc, and to Fhat extent Nerargua
shonld make compensation. Placed On the cal
cndar.
MIR. Morrill,, from The Committee on Finance,
reported, With an amendment the Hoaac bill to
authorize the issue Of certificates Of deposit In
aid OF rcfundfng the public debt. Placed on
tic ca1cndar.
hr. Edmunds garo notice that At The first op-
portunttY he would cali up tho joint resolution
proposing M amendment to The Constitution
persons for property Injured or destroyed dur
Ing tho late War.
afr. Window gave notice TINT on Friday
next ho would call up his resolutions In regard
to tue miRration Vi the co]orcd people, and SUBJ
nit solHp remarks.
Messrs. ORlcsby and Davis {1l1,) presented
Joint resolutions Of the Illinois Legislature
urging Congress 10 make sufficient appropria-
, 1879-02-05
ALMOST a PANIC.

o0tcsat ntsndtea 10 sas Tribune.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 4.-0reat eYcjt.n,.
over false alarm Of fire oscurrc1 ~ a
Masonic Thcatrc Tonight. furtno H.. ~ hs
tton ~ .tpIchsra rh1-au "k luz preseata-
ou ~ xtNG11,t cna 1"no 10 crowded hou.s
" John MctutlouKh' and had 1t not been n,
the presence OF mind Of McCu,ouqh, H..
Marks, John ]. Carter, ci,itor NJ ou''
Hon,.r. md ,tbers .s..,, " tas
att.ndaa =. In,. - terrible paa!c
iAe FOGd
haVe resulted. During tho Third act, smot,
waa observed Issuing from register sltnst,a \.
the right side OF the otsue ncar th+ o,ch..,s.
fro,t ~ . ortv.ta hov ca-ns.., s e'e1e''ta "a
, 1879-02-05
ARCHBISHOP HENNI.

Hp<t1a{ Dtst,ltAt T., 12s fftaaAf. :,
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. i.-lhe Marshal" "
tbs CATHOLIC Association met this eEen'ps ata
decided tllat torch.lignt procession IN 1' noaI
ot tho golden tubfleco 0t Archbishop AeNa'
Thursday evening should bo in six d'F.'aIa
healed by ihu Sheridan uuarl AMI lNo.e'utl.
Guard. Tho rendezvous will bc Oh aatAs'
squars, and stAe march to the prciatc'' fe'r
dcnce. The societies will form hollow aquAs
vii consist 1T u serruaic, addrcsse. ip Kuslsa'
and thurman, nlusIr, etc. Tie march tasa Id ~
ba down Jacksuu TO Wisconsin anl u!et y" ~. y.
0rand srcnuc, whcto ths pfueesAiea WI S''
DGFSG
, 1879-02-05
II. i.


6pFtaH9 1FSbdFth II The 1tibynt
NEW YoRK, Fob. 4.-unlted statr. v.
Ash. Ut Nevada. arrived at tic Alh,nv p.Nil "s.ail
ttary yesterday with Belt and Wilson. tra sulsa
robbers convicted for life imprsoumen, =, I.'f ~
son City. Marshal Ash remained at ,ha ~ ~
tentiasy until the men had been tr,n,,.' .ea'.
ana afrnyed like tho other prisoners, when ~
bidding them gool'by, he hamled to eaeb ~ y
silser dollars for tho purchase Of tob.oco ~. ~.
Other astlcle, ,s in return both prisoner, y.
all inquiring friends upon tbs return ta saes %
, 1879-02-05
FINANCIAL.

6pecfof NspateA 10 ina 7fftttna
MiLwAuKRE. Feb. 4.-'Tl,e announcement Of
tho failure Of Mclaughlin t. Butler, Wholesale
liquor merchants, wus uada today hY tho pro-
prietoss. who visited tho Newspaper offices with
the view Of putting'thc matter in . favorable
light. The Grm, although established but little
over year, haa done very heavy business.
This, and tic concern manifested by the pro-
prtators aoncerntnK newspaper lncusion, leads
TO tho suspicion tint the failure will prove q
disastrous Que to creditors. Tie crash was pro
ctpitated today by i demand from the bankers
OF the concern, win had allowed lsK account to
bo largely oyetdrawn. 4 formal assignment
wns made this AFTERNOON. Tho assets aud Iiapil-
tiles nrG unknown a. yet.
, 1879-02-05
INDfANApOLIS.
Special ptxpdkcA to 5af Tt1kuaA

1zszVtk4c0
INDIANAPOLIS, Felt. 4.-TI,e Erin Of Johnston
Bros, W ]. and Samuel A., one Of tho oldest and
most prominent mercantile firms In Tic city,
ntade an assignment so-lay to q. N. Ballard.
The house ia In the stone and tin ware trade,
aud has done 1argo business. During the past
three years they hare lost 81, 900 In bad debts,
aud the members Of tu firm hal alarge amount
OF real estate which has shruuk on their han.ls.
1'heLr liabilities amount To Sc, 600, most OF
which is secured BY mortgage upon real catate,
mud It Is thought the creditors will lose but
,1ittla.
, 1879-02-05
GERMANY,
n1EMAltCK'S t}AQ hill.


LONDON, Feb. IA Berlin dispatch says
tho Lega Committee Of tho Federal Coun-
Gil hos completed their consideration Of Bis
marck's gagging bill. Thoy have eliminated
the mort obnoxious provisions, and toned
others down 80 % Ia deprive the bill In great
part Of its Offensive character. Tho bill 81
amended limits tho disciplinary power Of
the Reichstng ovor iss members to ths!r con-
duct a. members that In, whi!o exercising
tho privileges or dtaeharging the functions
of me1nbora, 4 nllder punishment has baon
intespola.cl in The shape OF first warning,
which Is in every oase TO precetls olllcial
rspremaud. Tho clauses making members
amenablo hefore criminal court for a mis-
dsmeanor committed In the discharge of
their Office, aud empowering tho House 10
deprive them of eligibility to future paslEa-
meuts, a.o altogether stricken OUT. Notwith-
standing these alterations, which makes tho
bill harmless enough, tho feeling among
members continues opposed to the measure.
They consider that measure curtailing
their privileges should e1nanate from thona-
selves, aud not originate With the Qoyeru-
munt.
oRRMAyY AND DENMARK.
LONDON. Fob. IA Copenhagen dispatch
says diplomatic supsure between Germany
aud Denmark IL probable
PROPOSED LOAN.
LONDON, Fob. IA Berlin dispatch says
tho Neichstag will bo asked In few weeks
to voto II loan Of 70,o00,0 900 marks, that
belng the probable amount Of the deficit tor
the curront year.
, 1879-02-05

EAST 8AalAAw, Mleh., Feb. 4.-Oa FEida1,
the Sheriff ot Barry County srrested : man
uamed Eugene Tablas, a. Constock's lumber
camp, fourteen ntlea notth Of FaEwelI, In Glare
County, waeru he had been employed under M
assumed ualuc. foblaA Il charged with seduc-
iuR three youpg women iu Ha4tings, harry
County. ali tn good social standing, u1.d a]l Ut
Hbom Afu about to become tnutncra. They
chasgu that their ruin wss accomplished unaes
pluullse u marriage. Iou.4a was tasEu back fu
, 1879-02-05

LONDON, Feb. IA Vienna correspondent
says tho Roumanian General has been or
dersd to hold Arabtabia by force It nocea-
sary. Austria unhositatingIy approves Of
tho attitude assumed by noumania, aud 1t In
said England takos similar view. 1.ou-
mania is ready to submit to the decision Of
Europe.
, 1879-02-05
OBITUARY..

5pee4ai ptspattA u 3Rf 3Fso""% It, lis
DECATUR, Ill, Feb. 4-DF. ueoFs ,,,a Ia
ailliu, who bad been practac'ne pm Iuv:.
this city since la53, died here tods' " t4A
fever, aged s. years. ln lsdo hs wv s,is ~
tAfry sons. us calne here from kea'ueA'
, 1879-02-05
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

LONDON, Feb. 4.-Steaness LAmertque and
RLiwipds, from New York, aud thu sasmatiau,
IRON Baltimore, have arrived cut,
LlyxRrooL, Feb. 4.-AxEiyed, l1erian, from
Bo4toQ.
:. NEW YoRx, Feb. L-Alriyed, Mas, fru,n
Rotterdam.
LONDON. Feb. 4.-9teamah,p Holland, from
New tuEk, haa arrived out,
, 1879-02-05

LIn1fnn guFfA .hs+ upft6
There Il little ur uo hops u aho.'tta t',r ,e.Is
@ 10 eo.ne. Gsorxs Ic1ry LEWIS left At as st1 !,
~ adIitioual work ou 'spos!tse fnhkcss'ih!, ksl'i &, y
lhu completion Of which GcoFEs - II ,ncl .c1+
fe.pIy be.uu TO 1cYott all her tiAe aoe
, 1879-02-05
Irons 10 meet ills accuscrs. 4 fo,,,.-e-
.aa nnnte ti'e !n'nhcr-rcgons far anI .,t3 .stnet3
A1sIlf1NA1,fl

~ sp'efnf ht'nafeh 10 7nt 7+tsr,.
MILWAUKEE, Fcl,. 4.--Tbc nrcY,a,.
inatton Of ticn. Mcdonald, Yin. f'5 f.ma: Exam.
W. F. Thompson for rcststlnc Uoycrno."Ns, snl
Gers In tho performance Of their ,,a,,aa aen' o'-
sumcd this forenoon. Cootrarr to ~. xas r..
pcetatton, Mrs. Lamothe vas mt M. nenslal e.
stand, the defense restInR ttrir c... ~ apon hs
evidence gtvcu Yesterday hv III i'1a ~ upoh lhe
Thompson, and Gen. Mcdonald. 1Sa 1bSt''sr, y, VI.
statcs District Attorney fur lila nrn.,isel ns Iiisel
anl htcssrs. Fa1ker. Finch, Nni Col Tn.eeation,
thetr arguments. '''e aa5 Nah
, 1879-02-05
TURKEY.
FINANCE,

CoHsrANr1NorLK, Feb. A.-Engl|sl1 finan-
clers arc preparing rival scheme to tho
French, and one whereby tho Porto, among
other advantages, woul1 roceivs M adyauoo
Of f12, ,000, 600, instead Of E8,000,oo0.
, 1879-02-05

sr<ctot Easpa4c4 10 Tns T1sAat l.. II.
spR1aQxtkLp, ILL.,, Feb. AT II o'clock ~.
forenoon James III. Case, engineer IL inc a1' '',t
BoiIur Works, South Slide, fell dtA' o' 4po1 ..s.
while on duty. Case was ubuut ~ srafs %
&uu ltaYes family Ut Y wlta aud chl1u'
, 1879-02-05

LONDON, Fob. 90 q. ma dispatch FROM
tour were surrendered to tho porsIaus Jan.
28, but tho Turks rotain tho passos until
de1nite boundary is settled.
, 1879-02-05

SeAe4al DtxeoseA 10 7at 7"sa@" p+444
Dusuqux, H., Feb. 4.'-L- i. Bailey ~ ~. ,;s,-
ant Rood, Minu., died this evening - A'~
mania iipu1a. in 4 f)t.
, 1879-02-05

JEs1A1ARAp, Fet. 4.--Cisil slrifa has
broken out at Cabu!. Ya2oob Khan ~
shslling chapdol, thu Kisiibash portion OF
the city. Numerous Sudasu have left Uabu!
with their 9au,ilius.
WALL NAuuMED.
LONDON, Feb. "A dispatch from uazir-
pir saya Wall Mahomel has bssn aept to Jsl-
lalabatl,
, 1879-02-05
TIE FATAL F1sO0.

HpRC1U1 UEkp4tEV 10 7Hb FFtFp#< :
LAsALLE, H., Feb. 4.-siorrls L. Ford,
brakeman on tie Illinois Ccu:ral i.,llroa3, II
coupling cars at Dimmirk Station, a few al'ls'
north of this city, last night, got hIs tout asE ia
q frog, 4nd was run over by tho ears Ana IT,
] essse.uea % by IL. cinpoyeis' - and isase. .as. Ii
Ambny
, 1879-02-05

BAN FRAac1sco, Feb. 4.-1hc cast-bonna g.
prea& OF tho Central Pacific is oil tlIt tssrR ns'.
Eiko thEs evening. The engine. b!!sa77s; ant
Dail-cars are dixhed. Tho train WILL bs de'a'sa
tau hours.
, 1879-02-05

Hpfc.ai t7tspatch 10 Ths Ff!haaG
DUBUQUE, IL, Feb. 4.-Tlon.as Tl'en'
former merchant OF Manchester, but late5
farmer near Masou City, was kicked TO aessaN
horse Tuesday.
, 1879-02-05
FOREIGN GRA1N-TRADE,
WEEKLY REVIEW.

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The Mark Lans Erprtss
says the deliveries Of English wheat during
the past fortnight were fully an average Of
the past ten yoars. The recent deliveries Of
barley have been equal to full average for
tho season, bus considerably less than tho
quantities sold year ago. The price Of bur-
Icy WAS good deal higher then than now, bnt
It Was chieay owing to its superiority. Fine
barley OF good color Ii exceptionally acaroo
this year, and large saloa Of poor stuff &C.
rioualy deprass the average. For tho best
lots of mailing barley tho prico obtainable
now IL even higher than tho ratea current a
year ago.
Oats IN the country are cheaper than at
any timo since 1870. Imported oats have
mover been 50 cheap as today.
OF 1iuEsiau and Indian whoat there
| IA only q small quantity aaoat at present.
The rigorous weather experienced III En-
gland appears to have been felt throughout
| Europe. The Baltic Sea and Danish Sound
are blocked with ice. Tho temperature IL
vory low throughout Sweden, Russia, Ger
many, and the Netherlands. In France the
fail OF snow has been heavier than In England,
vhilo evan the Mediterranean coast has been
| invaded by cold. The Danube Is frozen, and
the Harbor Of Galatz closed to navigation.
wlilo along tho Blaok-Sea coasts the leo IN
gathered in formidable quantity. Tho lIar.
bor Of Odessa Ia closed.
The American visible supply keeps very
large. OF whoat, 2,45o,o0o quarters arc
storcd at tho princi pal grain centres. Tho
, 1879-02-05

aVfs1a1 Is1po4s8 70 I'M 3FIVQHa
6rhlN0slxLD. ILL.,, Feb. 4.-0osesnor anl
Airs. CulIuM gre reception 1t The Executive
Ai4uAl.4 tu.LlJsJuH eSeAl1y,
, 1879-02-05
r11IsEE NASHVILLE NOTES.
sYuecfu{ QtfudIr& II TA6 44.fAuma


NASHVILLE, Tenn, Fob. 4.-The trial OF
Nathaniel Baxter, Jr, Director of tic Mo-
chantca' National Bank and cx-Chancery- Court
Clcrk, for the murder at Samuel II. Hicks, July
n last year, was commenced th[s morning.
Hicks. in public speech, asserted that Bs1ter's
father the Judge OF the Circuit Court, had had
criminal connection with IIcks' mothrs-tt,.law.
Next morning Hicks Taa met by Nathaniel,
JeEc, Edmund, AMI Jones Baxter and
killed. During the shooting Jones
Baxter WIS Slot and died in abort time. Tho
trial ID likely to end Saturday. When tic case
IL concluded Jere and Edmund baxter Wilt ba
tried.
At Waverly yesterday, number OF tramps
narrowly escaped lynellng ut the hands Of int,l-
riatcd cItlzcns. Thcy came to the town sltcas-
entug u burn It, anl released from jul throe
trl4nps confincd for stealing. The peupIe rosu
cn Masso, n,Id 1t was wtf, difficulty influential
citizens prevented = hanging.
john ". Moore, colored, died ftom tile effect
nf blows INFLICTED on tl1c huud with stick by
Frank lIans, eolorcd, Saturday, turing quar-
rel about u nlckel.
, 1879-02-05

SENTIMENTS or THR NATIVES or INDIA 70"
wAHus THE BRITISH AE1HAN8 AND Aus-
, 1879-02-05

Tho sitstnE-Fsull Observation-Disclosures
mont Commissioners in ApAtn-retItton for
the Het,aAl of tha Insoisant Art-Tho He.
EArttlY Mufs!Cr E1l4o.
, 1879-02-05

ll1s pruygd hlu.sclf 70 hosslu aud untrustwor&ly
that no dependence. II Is represented, could ba
placed OIL Hpy arrauKesuenta NJ might Make
with hlnl. TAs reluctance. however, 10 treat
viii, tho Arleer Is duubtless dus tu part to the
stliE greater reluctance tn turcyo tho intended
march Oh CAbul, Alui ia probably not shared by
tlIe Iudlan iuVrrnment,
Tho inoat vigorous measures gro now being
taken IL mike the road through tbs kt,ybeE
thoroughly guod Whit il still tno1e Important,
III fuluru protection will probably to taKcD uut
Ut thc ha.ls Of the pass tribes. WIN lave Llu.-
to nes.. Largely emp!oyea and its sntlrs lsnxtl
ma,Il general approval. tireAt 4lsgust uud dir
satisfaction Eayn leen caused by tAe untrust-
worthy conduct VI lhs Afflis Ut the pass,
vito. 1t !. notorious. willis taking out
alnl stopped our conyoys. Tho closing
up af ticu Mautc'c division t,a4 tnauo Us Etru,ly
etlu,gll tu place lllr Whole la.s u,ucr uIs direct
eopsFol vi our soldiers; und II q genetal dis
buyouA tie powet vi the tiovvrnu,unt At this
nulneut, IL 10 very generally Ao,.eu uaat at least
nu astnvu hostile msn win 10 allowed to snow
lMsMsell IN the pass without the ehauco VI ;
YOilef frurM our guards.
souIs an1Iety l. teit as 10 provisioning tho
Cau'ahar fortress. Should tie war b. pro-
lulgc,l through the summer, communication
Les~esn snkkur aud Dalur will os liable to tn-
a'sa September on sscount oi the auanal tlooI-
!ng ol lhe fudus ut.l the wellg Vi hll ssrsalHa.
The mortality AMONG tho ca.ncis continues
to bo very great, Wills tho Held Ut
supply hsromrs, from gradual oxhaus.
tiou, dailY ino1c limited. The danger Ut
attempting To upen new Held OF supply has
boon seen in tbs frouttor disturbances recorded
last woek. III these eirrtlhstaneas llla deisy III
constructing a service Fnllway bctwesn Ut least
6ukkur ahi JaCububad becomes more tegrsta-
bic. Financial considerations secnlel at ohc
moment to IuEbd the project, unu Tho time
thus lost " pcrhana now irrcparaols. tisu.
Mott, AuweSrr, HluHagc4 10 MAINTAIN his large
lolcu at Can.!ull4r Iur many months chiefly Oh
tt!t rcsourcrs Ut ihe couutry. aud III Mai san.tu~
mau a,4 ths loyal Khan VI kHcat aro probably
not yet at the emil of iArir resources. gloomy
sosrbodings arc perhaps unnecessary. SuEuG-
thing nay yct be dons ty uleAus Ut tt.u still un.
explored route tsom Dora til,axI to Pssan, yia
Tnl Ehotlali. Thls ROUTE, It " uuder*tood, viii
be opened cut by small movable columns now
forming fu the PesAln Valley. Another route
bus been suggested which would also luFH tho
Dnian Pass, aAd which would connect Qnettl
With thu SEA Ut sontnianea hay, northwest oi
kttrariiee, via Beylaa anl khelat.
BOUND TO ANsEi sorruEuh BULGARIA.
SIsc1at M.patcA 10 tAt Lo'dos 7f.44t,
TInAovA, Jan. l9.-The .1ta appears to be
tle day Gxed for tls meeting of tho Dulxarla1
| Assembly. Tie old Turkish kenak IL being
Tilted up for the meetings Ut the Eotsbles, the
upper story VI lhr legislative hail, uua llc lo"eI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01

and upward, e460@4.es; good de-, 100 to
400 1a. average, eL20@ l50; butcher steer.,
800 to !, 100. ea75@4.00; feeders, eS50&4.00;
good, native cows. s3l0o@350; medium to
common. do, e24o@2so; bulls and stags.
e225@275; mich cow, e25@S5: calves, $500
@a.00. Bog, choice heavy, e295@al0; medi-
um TO Light grades, e275@S.90; stockers, $2.c0
4250. Sheep, extra natives, eA0O@A40;
medium TO common &200@S50.
New York-wheat firm and quiet; No.
Chicago, Sc9e1.0l; No. 2 Milwaukee, &l.0l;
No. 2red winter, eLl3L; No. 2 amber, clio.
Corn. quiet; steamer. 42slc; No. 8, 4lc; No. 2,
43si@44c.
Chicago Wheat. April. Soc: May, sss.e
bid; June. slc. Corn Nay, ss;l@sSTc; June
st. Loui..whess. April sl.os,.; M.y, slOa;
June, el.03sl; July, S6kc. Corn. April, S2stc;
May, s2Slc; June SSasc; July, 3isc; August,
AI1c.
Baltimore - Wheat, western, firm, el.lli&.
Corn, western, firm; 421 i2Isc
Toledo-No board to-day.
Liverpool-Market for breadstuffs quiet and
unchanged. Wheat. winter, IS l0d to % ID;
spring 70 Cd to 6s. Corn, new, A. Sd.
London-Consols, IS ll-l6 to ss;+.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
Do0t 0unRYol

People talk Of lovers quarr.ss a. rather
pleasant episodss-becaas: tbeJ are nos
quarrel, a: all. II Is halfplsy. AID tbsy
know II. Matrimonial qaarreis are an
other thing. We dOsb. serioasly II Ear
ned people forgive eAeh osher Afsr the
srss falling oa:. They g,o~s Il orer, they
kiss and make 4 up; the vosnd sppxr-
entity hsals. b. only- az tko~e borrbls
wounds gwen in battle do-;o break cut
again a: sorne unexpected nornsnf-
The man who has snesred and said
eraei thing, 20 q sensz:Ise ~u-nza never
has her Whole he1rt again. Tss woman
Who has uttered r-rrosehss 10 man czs
aerer Be tAkea % his tso~o.s WITH tie
szzne tenderness a. before isos< vor3s
ve-e syoken- Tbs t~o people Who ms.
never quarrel are h7sssnd zni wife. Oss
may fal cot WITH kins5~n. zs4 make rp
and BE Trends aSzin: hz, lore. o,ne ban
;shed- u dad and bzrss5 tAiss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-01
Queen victoria's Abdication.

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Rumors of vague but somewhat alarm.
ing character have been current for some
days with regard to the health Of the
Queen. have not hitherto alluded to
these reports, but they have become so
persistent that it would be useless longer
to ignore their existence. 1t is said that
for some time past her Majesty's health
has not been In a very satisfactory state.
The death Of the Duches of He.se gave
her shock from which she has not recov-
cred, and the fatigue incident on the cele
bration Of the marriage of the Duke of
Connaught exercised depressing influ-
ence on her health. The journey to Italy
is not mere holiday trip. Sir w. Jen-
ner considered that change of scene
and an almos. entire absence from official
duty Of any kind were necessary for the
Queen, and this is the reason why she has
buried herself on the secluded shores Of an
Italian lake. 1t is, no doubt, in conse-
quence Of the somewhat gloomy state
ments regarding her Majesty's health
which are passing in society that other re-
ports connected with the succession to the
throne are also current. 1t is said that
unless considerable changein her majes-
tvs health takes place she will no longer
be able to discharge the functions which
belong to the sovereign of the country.
and rumor points to the possibility of an
abdication. 1t is an undoubted fact that
since the departure of the Queen for Italy
the Prime Minister has several times seen
the Prince of Wales. On Tuesday he had
a private interview with his Royal High
ness of more than an hours duration, and
the Prince would seem to be since 10 some
extent discharging the duties ofthe Queen
with regard to public affairs during her
absence in Italy. In q matter where there
is necessarily a good deal of speculation,
it would be idle to make definite state
ments, but there are those who thinf that
a somewhat startling surprise is IN store
for Parliament before the present session
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