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, 1881-07-07

PROFOUND excitement prevails among Of.
producers and speeulntnls ut Bradford, pas
over two or three big wells struck In tht
Wellsrfto Held, lust across tho Pcnnsylvanit
line. In New York stntc. One ,ot tho wells
owned by Baw Hoy!e, Is locased near Rlchhusa
In AllcRany County, Ncw Cork, and is showtuI
oyor 100 hurre!s dniy. Another, owned by Tay'
lor l. Co.. naar Wellsvtlo, is reported at Il
bnrres. Tho usual tlvoraKo OF tho few Welt
previously fo,inl In that section has not bcca
oycr !ittcen barrels per day. A panic iscxpoctct
In tho oil market from tho hcnrish vetturcs
but tho constitution Of petroleum Is ilnmenA
and steQdlly incrGnssnR. 4 -. !.
, 1881-07-07

1}rltaIn, wns shot ni,d killed May IL, 1s1s.. lie
wus at tho head OF m liausunlly popular All.
n,tmistrat!ou, and WAS a!n,rel and beloved By
his co,intrync,,. Aa ho WIS cntorlng tito House
Of Commons on Monday morning. q bankrupt
merchant slnmod Bcllnghan, who hnd a claim
which lltld huan rejected by tho Ministry, shut
him with short, toavy plHtoi. mud ut once sur.
rendered himself into custody. DolllnEham cried
cut, NJ IN, the murderer" tic was goncralIy
believed to bc Insane: Ind hcen in nu insane
nsylttn, rs h.tl his Enthor boforo him, and hla
eon nfter him, all ut tho satna ngo: but, hc was
convicted Of murder tho week following, and
hanged on Monday, ono weak from tho, day Of
tho murder.
, 1881-07-07

THE recent cetlsus shows that tbs total
population OF tho Austro-IIungarian Empire
LUST DocaE1ber was u, ,73. .407, nsakg an inoroase
for the decasH OF t29t ,a5Q. to which the uunga-
rlan provinces contributed only 101. The
annual rato OF IncEeasc during tho last avo
yrars Inns boen more than orc third higher Ia
Germany than In Austrla. Tho population OF
VlanpA Is Tsd,10 -! .,-
, 1881-07-07

Upper Michigan Is tho paradise Of men
who catch Iish, and Southern Michigan IL the
hades Of tho man who Il compelled to llstep TO ;
fish stories, .. -. j. =, - :
Mrs, Gen. Sherman says TINT during thirty
one years Ut married life hor husband has ueveF
sai out later than II o'olook ut night .Tha
Ooucral doesn't know what he has missed. s.
Missionary Ridge, near Chattanooga, Vas
tho alto of one OF tho most doolalye battles Of
tho Civil War. 1t was Wild. rugged place
worth dollar Or 10 an acrc, Now It II covered
With orchards. -" - 4
Yassar ilas one smart girl who will In tho
heroatter bo heard Of IN womeu's rights sooIattes.
sho described "straw az bO'n1 hollow thing
With a l0-oent man on ono ond Of 1t and 20.
cont drink on tho athar cud, ss,;'' '3tt H. s3..
The Cincinnati! Con,merota, th!nks that
Hobort Lincoln stands bettor chanoo 10 bo the
noxt President than senator Logan. It might
also be stated With equal satety that lruQuo!s
con hoat an ordinary bus hoFso. . a :..-
!. Whisky Is snugglod Into Canada In bar
:rels paIntcl the color Of oil.basEols. Several
arc tlud toRothes, aud. ~ they 20 almost enti1s-
~ unlor water, shoy aro towcd across. In cass
of alArlu tho 1arEsls arc anchored. I;
There was II sweet girl in IIohoken go
Whose heart o'er sonie fellow mas brokont
+ Whom bet mursnur, "1co oream7"
= ouo ealIo n14 a'nFeAu@s = a.. go" ''-
Nor weake,t, nor wikon, nor woken. ~s'r-:
Samuel Jnnts 1Rten, = II 80. = -t': !.
Peopla who go tramplng land tho exercise
IL ea!uiuE IN popularity Ia this country, hud that
milk affords exrBllGnt nourishneut aud refresh-
'mont during tho day, Farmers wlyes aro Re9.
ordtIy glad to sell It, 70 that tlmld people need
not fear 10 ask for it. = - .:''
bliss Annie Louise Cary, The peerless con-
tralto, says she Ia gong 70 0conomowoo. Wis.
tor two or three days 10 sort OF loaf there, VI
shall titan visit friends At Minneapolis" she told
a rsporter. and then to my sad' saasAose TO
slosh and wade III tho dark, raging deep.':t.':
r Senator Voorhees,, :ot Indiana, told q to.
porter ol the Little 1look tArk,} Gazette that tbs
representation Of tho eouth ln CouRreas now 10
higher, III the aggregate Of talent, than bofose
tbs Var, aud that senator Garland, for exs
anple, " desplta tho legal reputation o& Thur
nAn, McQonald. David Davis, aud othors, u
universally acknowledged to bo tho best read,
best equipped lawyer IN tho unitsd ststes
Senate.
, 1881-07-07

mint; thuso who will resist him until he throat.
ons 10 rcsty,l; tllosu WIN Will let him resign; and
tl,p Cathn1fcs THO rrtnco will. therefore, ba
nbic ia utay m tho fractions as before. and moth,
Ing will hc accomplished. uxccpt tho few thines
,,ron which l,o IA to determined that thc tlrst
mid second fract!on. will join tho t3ovorahept
ndrtv.
, 1881-07-07

TnE Ctt1cA1n TnirrSE tnA established branch
Offices for tho receipt Ut subscriptions md hdyerssu-
mcnts "a follows:
NEW YONK--Noom q Tribune Building. F.T. NC.
FADuES. Manager.
GLASGOW, scottnnd-Allan's American Nnva
Akohcy. IT 1lonna1d.st.
LoEDnN. ltnx-Amcrtcan Exchnnau. ~ strund.
HENRY +. GILf.int Agent.
WASHINGTON. u. C.-l7l1 + atvcck
, 1881-07-07

THE spotls systenl and Sta1wartfsm are two
tot4,y ,liTerc.lt i]cas, although tho adherents
of tho former Try desperately to unite thom Ia
their own porsona. They want stalwarttsm ~
cloak cover tho odtous ulcer sores ot tito spolls-
grabbing Gyatou. : .srHs~,
, 1881-07-07
THE DEADLOCK At ALBANY,

THE DEADLOCK At ALBANY.
The Senatorial cunlcst ut Albnly seems 10
IEuyo bcen entirely 0bscNrctl by tho public
concern oyur tho tragedy III Washington.
Az II matter Of fact. however, the shootingOf
tho President, wl,atever the result may be,
gives tho Albany contest Krentgr ilnporta1,cc
tllau over, md thu public interests demand
NOW ,nure tltnn Gycr Tint tho Republican NM
torlty III tlte New York Legislature shall
unite upnn two representative Republicans
to NIL tlte seats In tho United States Sci.nto
rlntt. We nro glad to SEQ by yesterdays
dispatches from Albany that slxty-iiyU lse-
publican nclstbors lave unEctl III n call for II
ca,cus to nominate Two candidates fur Scla-
tors. "
WHEN It was supposed that tho President
lla.l bcon wounded beyond all llopo Of re-
coyery one of the first anl most startling re-
Elections was that there Is now no President
OF tho Senate anti 10 Speaker Of tho House.
and that tho succession 10 tho Presidency III
caso Of President Hnrtseltt's death would
rest solely on Vice.l'rcsltlent Arthur If the
latter were to dtu also, lndor sucl' consll-,
lions, tho Government w0ll10 be In q chaotic
condition. No nnn could nssllimc tlte Ex-
ccutlye power with authority. Thcso cnl-
barrassing nild rorl,nps dangerous cu,,tli-
tons would have bcen avoided II Afessrs.
CoNkl1ng ai,l rlatt Ind retained their plnccs,
rs II w,,s tllg1r duty to Ito. In sncl cnSc, tho
Vieo-prcsislemt woatd have undoubtedly
followcsl the usual custom and vacated tho
Cl,air for uto election of President pro ten.
fr fin Gntoto 40 II IL &,tItp fp1fI Inf va
, 1881-07-07
POSTAGE.

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Ci,uta Matter.
For The horett nj our patrons who ins'ro to send
annIe copies Of THE 1'nln1.SE through tho nih. NC
Hivc herewith tho trnnnlcnt rnsu ri r1staa1i
FTtttgn mud Dan,fsfit. frfr Fnrv.
Flight md Twclva I'ag1 1'hfcr............2 cents.
, 1881-07-07

! TuE news FROM. Europe concerning the
complications nslalug betHeoa France aud TuE-
kew daily becQmes moro threatening. It u re-
ported In Tho dispatches this mQrnlns that
, 1881-07-07

coycry." Tho whole lesson, and the only
lesson, OF tho situation Is summed up III these
few brief words. and tho American people
will not net wisely II they alIow It to pass
unIlcedcd. Tho CAUSE which lei tho wretch
G,,tteau to commit his Horrible decd Is dis
covered ind accurately located. 70 refuse
to rIfnoyu 1t, with MI who shall continue to
advocate Il, In the fuce Of its terrible results
wo,,ll argue almost criminal Indifference
Oh tho pilrt OF tic American people,
---=-
nu1cAo1 Az A p1AuE or SUMMER Rr.
/, goAT. y
Tin thousand stra,eers who uro tlat1y III
tliy city and lnyu beel, sofourninr l,ero dur
linz tho month or ,1,ur. M wcIl ns fila savern1
tho,Isu,ul su.ciaI visitors IN ntlnntlu11co hcro
in,t WINK nj ti,c sinrcrfcst nra so ,nnnv
witnesses, frmm their own cxnsric1,cn. that
f,h,roro Inc nm r,vnl I'm iii. conntrv os a
nlnr" If stmtnrr rc rcsort. II IL Iu,,uoterinl
whetbor the visitor ls In scarab Of henltI,. or
business, m nr e,,trrtoinnnt nrI rcloxatlon' t,r
In.tructinu and urnrtt,ui lnfnrnutton. f,hico,
m fnr,tslu,s him tho a,,,,oriunitv for' nj,
thc4e In M, f,ytc,t mi fout,tl n1snw1,rr., hfs
rity o,rrrs II, Tin vs5tor n1i thu con,rorts u,u
1uyurica of II mat rnmlttan citv, viii, ne MIRA
mud .,nvjrornttn,- hrrpzrs. n,tra wotor and
lcnt,if,l ,riycs ~ nro 10 l,e l,ntl nj mountain
rasort. y,lInro ho,urrts. ,r scnrnnst I,omcs
nn,i ibta tan ,v1tho,,t n,,v nf tl,o f,,sconforta
,..nrt,,,ttoua o ,,,,,,,cos,,,t nvyor,tn,,ons in.
.i,,nntnI n ami, ,,loccs. f.htcngo ID tho vcrv
contra NJ s,,n,ner rnsnrts Evnry ruin that
l",",s tne ,r,v mi, tn,rn tbo v,s;;or IN sn,mn
,,ro ~ n huu,,r.I n,ncea within n "ir.
, 1881-07-07

perfEr3lOn or W!tnt WIS originally IL itrHl us
tinc.ly Expressing tic established pulley Of
Tic wl,ole Republican party. This pcrvcr-
sior, tlfs abuse bf MI lioncst mid honorable
n14l expressive term, hns resulted III plncEng
the word, III Its perverted sense, Ill tho calell-
tlnr alongaittp Of Communism nll Nlhtllsnl.
1t is high tlmo to corrcct H..
@..-....-s.
THE PRESIDENTS DOMESTIC RELATIONS.
III all tho atixicty atui excitement which
have prevailed III Washington since last Sat-
urtlay, In tho iu!st ot nil tho grief that mt
uratly grows out Of sllcll Il calamity, unttis-
turl}ett by Ills physical sufferlngs tho ulsccr-
tai,ittes Of hts condition, aid liIs close con-
tact with death, thore Is o1o phase Of tic
Presidents character which stands 0ut con-
spIcuonsly, md that IL Ills Aeep mil strong
l,o1no attachment 1t did not need the ns-
sasin's bullet to bring out this noble attrf-
buto Of his nature III such strong relfof. lie
llas manifested 1t from tho first, alNl 1t 1las
not bcen II weak or morbid display nj scntl-
lncnl, hut M outgrowth OF. tho highest typo
Of ma,ly earactcr.
Frpu tho dny tint President Garfield was
nominated! to tho DAY lle encountered tho
wretch Gu1ieau this home lovo l,ls sls0no
coilspfcuoisly. Tlioru Is no question tllat fp
llal la,ittable ambition 10 10 President, but
tllat ambition was no stronger than tho re-
grct which he, mid especially his wifc, felt
nj lhe breaking up of their quiet, happy, and
MaostentatlUus llomlo life Mt Mchlor. Iii tIat
homo they hud been tho best Of lovers,
friends, and comrades. by nature md by
culture she was richly endowed, and sho
was his peer I'll scholarship, 50 tint III llis III
tcllectunl progress she Ind kolt with
him sido by stae Tho regret ut breaking mp
the old home l,c voiced In his purttng speech
to Ills friends mud nclgh1ors with pnthos
tint reminds one OF Nr. LincoIn's words up
on Il similar occnslon, though, Neither Of
thoul probably drealEleil TINT they would c,l-
counter assassination. WllCn tho eere-
1nony of inauguration WIS completed,
the first act Of Mr.. Gnriiela WIS to
salute Ills aged mother III tllo pres
/ cnce Of the assembled 1nultitllde,-.an
/ act ut ci,lva1rous courtesy nnl illfal devotion
| worthy Of the Knights Of oil. lie cnteru4
upon tho duties OF Ills olllee. iIeW At 0nco
the Victim OF such Il horde Of offccseekurs rs
has rarely beeu sccll Iii Washington. Ills
Administration WIS plunged Into confusion
| by the cabats uf tho spolIs-systcm faction
which sought to us,.rp his executive prlyl-
lego Of appointment. and threatened to tic
stroy tho p,lrty II II was not allowed to doln-
liate 1t, III tha midst ot thoso llew anxtetles
aud responsibilities, pestered and annoyed by
The horslcs without MD threatened by Ills ell
cJnIes within tho cat1Ip, Mrs. Garfield Was
prostrated with fever and brought to the
door of death. III sl,ts emergency the old
home love was tic strongest, and political
, 1881-07-07
Aa1tSEa1ESI'S.

HncJey'A Thentre.
Randolph atrcot. between Clark and Ln Emilio.
"Clndsreia a& Bchool."
, 1881-07-07

GRIND Oprrn-IT0stA~.~
Clark arent. olpotiL now Court.fI0nse. EnGage-
r,ent Of Tony rastor's Tsowpc. Variety entnrsatn-
mcuL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-27
CAMP LIFE ON GRAPE.

GRAPE CREEK, Col, Jan. Is, 1851.
The contractors am now working
for are working force Of one hundred
and sixty men. Rock work. to make
the best of it, is extremely dangerous,
where there are large rocks to be
thrown out. have known them to
use five hundred and fifty pounds Of
powder. When the blast Is ready the
men go and hide behind some large
rock until it is all over. They fire.
quently blow up hundreds Of tons of
stone with one blast. Like all public
works, men are coming and going
every day. The greater number of
them would rather be tramping about
than at work. There are some execp-
tons of course. At dinner time the
gong rings, the men come In, sit down
to the table with their hats on,
There has been no one killed here
vet. The forelnan Of this company IL
very careful Of his men. There was Q
man, who was carelessly blowing up q
key Of powder, and was considerably
burned. l was In ten feet Of one man
when he got hit in the forehead and
knocked down. I have seen stones
fly from blast like q fiocki 0f prairie
chickens. A mans life II in constant
dan8er. I expect to leave here as
much ON that account ~ anything
else. The weather Is fine here q pres
ent. Wishing you the same In Kan.
sas, ! remain yours, respectfully,
TENDER FOOr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-27
COMMERCIAL.
QUOTATIONS.

KANSAS CIrY-Grain-No I. winter
wheat. cash. 9aAc; January, csc; febru'
airy, 9ic: No. : do. cash. Sc: January
s7ilc; February, s7I<c: March, ssssc: No
3 do. cash. s21lc; January, s2Sc. February
s3itc; March. SAKE. Rye-Ns. g 7d Oats
cash. No. 2. mixed. 294c january. 29i.c
February, OH; March, il9c; May. 81 &C
PRoDUCE-Butter. good 10 choice, ia
lie; medium, l2dl3c, Eggs, 200
22c; per dozen. Chickens. draw:
6d1c. undrawn sd7c. per ID. Tur-
keys, drawn, std9c. undrawn. sa9c per
n. Cheese, 9dlcc: for prime Kansas
No. 9, l2@l3c. POtatoes.per bush, 75a 80
Broom cOrn-3dic per H., according Il
quality. Hay, Ss-50d 7-JOc per ton baled
LIVE STOCK-ChOic. native steers. ex-
ira hea.y, S.l5td5.1o: good do..l.ao t.
l.i0ofbs., average. S3.Gotd3.S,: butchers
s;sers, sa371; feeders, s-sssds.s; eoui
n man d low" ssS "a: be1Is and % s s"
S2.OOd3i0; mich cows. saDaI5; caly,>.
s5.oOd 200. Hogs. choice packers. SAL
@iIO: medium to common grades
s+10di .6Oc: stockers, s3-3j(93.G0 Shce.
No transactions.
ST. LOUIs-Wheat, cash. No. .. red. sit
@si0x: January, sI.OlJ<; February
sl:o'a; March rel, slg,'i; No; 9: DO. s,;o3
ruary, $3.50; May, AS; Oats, cash, 3s's'-
Rye, SIC.
CHICAGO Wheat. No. 9. red. .os
No. =, spring, sl'l2dl.l2IS, cash; JanuaI,
aiH; February, 9s3.c: March, @Nc
Corn, cash, 3sSc; January, 1lc. Oats
cash. II Ne Rye, 9Oc. Barley, si.o3.
NEW YORK-wheat. No. Chicago. Sill
dlI7 No. 9, red, Sl.isH. Corn. cast
5.1Sd5sJsc; Oats, mixed western, 4sc'
N
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-27
The Sun FOR 1881.

Everybody read, THE sry. Ia the editions Of
:his Newspaper throughout the year to cone every
body Wilt fnd:
l. All the roriss news. - presented that the
reader VIII get the greatest amount o. Information
with the least improbable expenditure 81 time ani
eyesight. THE SrS long sgodiscOsefed the gold n
mean between redundant fginsss and ursstisia--
tory brevity.
IT. Mach Of that sort Of news which depends
less upon its recognized importance than upon is
interest 20 mankind. From morning 20 morning
TBE -rS prints continued story q the i've Of
real men and women, aid of their d--fis, plan-,
loves. hates and troubles This story l. El0Fr
raried and more interesting than any foflrine
. that devised
Ill. Good writing in every column, AMI fft.li-
nes-. originality, ACCURACY. and deooFuia IN tn
treatment sfevery subject.
" Honest esmrns a.. TIE sf-s's habit Is %
speak out fearle--ly sh"ui Eifn and tlir-1.
v. Equal ean.lDr in dealing With fJiiIi-sl party,
and equal readiness to coIlr.eEd p na- i praise
worthy or 20 rebass What i iizriable In Democrat
or Republican
VI Ab-oiuie iniefenisnce Of partisan er.ari-
nations bat watering 10y atty % iruc DemocTsii
principles- TuE Sun brErTrs thzi the Goseru-
me Mt which the Consultations =ivrs o. J. -ld one
10 keep. Its notion Of duty Is 90 r..f % IL Ut
most power the efforts o. men In ths I fullie@n
party to sef up another form Of govern ~ a. ~
place Of that which exists. The year l--l ana
the years Immediately foliosing -i probably o.
eide this supremely imrorfan: contest lHE sex
believes that the victory viii 10 Win the people
- against the RinSs for monopoly; the hlnss ioi
plumber, and the Rims for imperial P"Eer-
Our terms a. foflDws:
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umns the price Is 65 cents a month, or ss-so
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-27
A Competent Juror.

Grnpfdc.
Lawyer-IIave you any fixed opir-
IONS about anything?
Jurur-No.
Iawyer-lf a murder were commit
ted before your eyes. and it were PROV
al that you did not see it. would YOU
clear the prisoner on such proof:
Juror-No indeed.
Lawyers your mind so porus thar
it can leach ont all past fact. memory.
impression and sense of justice.
Juror-It can.
Lawyer-Would YOU acknowledge on
due evidence that You were not your
self, but somebody else?
juror would.
Lawyer-Are you sure. without due
legal proof, that it is l who am speak
ing to You now?
juror am not.
Lawyer-YOu assume that this is the
year 1880. a. d., but YOU are open TO
the conviction, on due and sufficient
evidence. that it may be 1880, b. c.. do
you not?
juror docs.
Lawyer-You are of the masculine
gender?
juror am.
Lawyer-But on due and sufficient
evidence being produced, you would
even IN this respect be willing to admit
you might be mistaken?
Juror-I.might.
Lawyer-Swear this gentleman.
He Is the juror we long have sought
and mOuned, because We found him
not
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-27

The bavarlan mmfses VI 5sss ss.ss:.-<
has instructed the police 70 check the anti
Jewish movement Crown Prince Fred
erick william enteD . protest against the
aims and tendancies Of the organization.
The steamer Toronto, on reaching Liver.
liz head Of cattle and go sheep on her
passage. The Assyrian Monarch In cross
ing tie Atlantic, lost 81 beeve4.
Il Il announced that the Canadian gov.
eminent will pay no attention 70 the anti
syndicate petition, but will stick 70 its con-
tract for the construction Of the Canada
Pacific railway.
The British ship Lenore, Captain Bailey,
has been sunk OF Hartlepool In collision
with the steamer John Dixon, Of London.
Nine persons were drowned, including
Captain Bailey.
President GOwen has succeeded in OBJ
tanning In London subscriptions to the
amount Of Ss00O0O for the deferred
bonds of the Philadelphia and Reading
railroad.
The Calcutta syndicate formed last sum-
mer for the puTpose Of introducing India
tea into Austria have resolved to extend
their operations 10 the United States and
Canada.
Two companies of infantry have ar
rived at LOngbreagh, Ireland. where with
a large force Of police they will be prin-
cipally employed in protecting the process
servers.
The opposition Of the Berlin journals TO
VIC oeiniue as ns;ai mas S'ouSn. oaa SUP,
sc.ipt ,.',i; -. NJ. n.:N . ns Wv aiu
es.a''ishi"s u" "n''-'."'sn "."sp"iV''
inc tNain ANN, VI Iahu ., a.
.i.F, ~ ..'s Pions ~, :" w jan, '.c
p ,a,.' i',,;, ~ ,, i.o. M. PRISONERS !"
=, :, .,.,.a,u..d ,,.. r,a,:., ,.,.
IL Is a',ionhren INA. Engi'sn eaders are
JOHN: lle a'.m rop.e IN aeS,atlns
o.. " ~. i, H.. ,and systsw e'
' 49,, :" a. '' ,,
- nm l" W ,fpoiteu ~ lne MeNi.al
J,na,,,e, ~ ,;,,i r,,n.r E i,nrh,ds ,an e
SON ~ s:n 4, a ,,.r arun,n
80 ~, Va
s.,', :, H. ,..,, 'na,,,ar;,i aS,,., H
o. ,a,,,s,,r,.t :, .,act H.. ,a,ro,;a,n ~ ,hs
i,n.i l.a.,e WV " Wv
A, N,r,,,or.,,, Zealand civ ,r,a.,s
vii ~. ,r,:,;',n,.i an A., .b,r"a 81 ,,,ewn,'
in, 4. ca,n,si ,,a.rSnns =" lon tho land
league.
Tin. british Armv o,J yaru Go-c,te
s,,s That ;xn ba:;.riss ~ bnrsa artiIIerv
have been applied for service i'm the Trans
yaaI.
The foei,n embassies a. Cops.aptinonle
have heard rnmors that Greece intends at
lacking Turkey a: the end Of January.
A disna,ch from v;epu. s,,tes that Uerv
Kremen won Auenrode will be appointed
ambassador Of Austria to Washington.
The latest out,aca In Ira,and was the
smashing of the TraIee and Listowel mall
car and the destruction of the letters.
4 Vienna Dispatch announces the re-
newal Of the alliance between the empe-
rors of Austria, Germany and Russia
Owing to distasteful clause in q con-
.ract, nearly hfty Thousand English COLI
iefs are on strike al Lancashire.
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WASHINGTON,

On Saturday the senate committee agree
cd Ia recommend the passage VI bill APP
propria;ine $4,000 additional for the
completion of the Census Bureau. They
aiS1. in accordance with Superintendent
Walkers recommendation. decided tn re-
port q bill authorizing him to contract
with private parties for printing the CEN
sus reports, in order to hasten their pub
LEGATION. as the government ONCE Is al
ready overburdened with other work.
The wool-growers and manufacturers. in
convention at Washington. passed reso-
luton urging upon congress the importance
Of establishing In the District of Columbia
an experimental farm. At the expense Of
the government, TO acquire the best species
Of domesticafed animals for distribution
among the states.
The national convention of the woman's
Suffrage convention, in session at Wash
jngtOu, resolved. that the party that would
triumph in 1884. would be wise to place .
woman suffrage plank in its platform.
Il is announced that the Christians. OF
Disciples. TO which church President Gar
field belongs, proposes TO raise S6O00O for
the erection Of Q new church in Washing
ton
The report Of the superintendent Of the
census. sent TO congress on Monday. shows
the population of the United States to be
5Ql52ys66.
senator Mcdonald and Mrs. Josephine
E. Barnard were married in Washington,
on the 18Th inst.
Col. r. p. Pitchlynn. the Choctaw dele
gate. died at Washington Monday night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-27
CRIME.

A dance at Las Nulas, q small village in
New Mexico. ended in q free fight between
Americans and Mexicans, In which two of
the former and one If the latter were
killed.
Frederick Wintz, president Of the New
Orleans City Railway company. has been
arrested for the embezzlement Of $4,000.
A policeman ut Alton, ILL.,, caught three
burglars at work, and inflicted upon one
Of them . mortal wound.
A Chattanooga lawyer attacked man
for insulting his wife, but was himself
killed with an axe
At Pstersboro. N. H., Hatch Walsh killed
his wife and cut his own throat.