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, 1881-04-01
FRIDAY

No,ls. 4 separate vote Dn each Tom
missioner might hA.r lift 'sutlle ME
III tho turrli, Mlu8. In Urter tn have ,llatnily.
Reynolds was split aut Mll the remainder
wllfrl'.1 t'Irs,nEh. Tritr, Se.!tiur kuyhr,,.
dali evincGtl IL ,tisp,s1lun 10 luya tho nsAi-
t,ntns referred tu II committee, hut his ,nt,-
tton TO tint effect was tpfcntrtl BY 4 viva ynrn
vntc. Senator Fuller WIS Tho only sgncr 0f
tho majority report In tho lutte Investigation
who hnckcd Up tho findings therein cni,-
tninctl and yotc,l ngaEnst Neynu1sfs. Party
lies ntnt sweet talk proved loo nIlcl, for tho
oiecr members nf tho ,pn]orIsy, md Senators
l}e,t, Exams, Eirrr, NuHltcs, mil Willie
fouml their llcnrts soitei,ctl toward tho Chief
fraln Inspector. n1nt
Ct1EE;llFrI.t.y vUrEn Fu1l HIS COSTInsfA-
TtNS.
Even Farmer Whiting WIS seized witt, the
prevailing desire to he luyni, md, III COM
pany Will, lseformer Torrul1cc, expressed by
tlis vote entire appreciation of Mr.. Reynolds
anil his course. All tho parties confirmed,
with possibly 0ne exception, nre too well
known to need any Mrntfon ut this tinc.
John r. Cn0pcr, tho exception, Commissioned
Of tho Southern I'cnitcNiiary, resides Mt
AIt0n. md llas Tho uue thlMg ree,iful fur
political prolnotlnn,-Cho reputation Of
being lrst-class cnlllitry politician.
He lias beell Sheriff Of Mut(-
ison Caunty several times, nnd Is
crtstite,l with tho nl,sifty to carry Ills baflt-
wick Whenever l!u ws.ilts tn, dexpitu tho rAct
tint Tho cui,iily IL Democratic by ab,,lt :A]tl
majority \ EIarce ut the residences If Ill
the nominees will SLOW them to he very
silrewdly locnte,i., Every pnrt Ut tho Stuto
IL represented, and thu sl.sucInus Statc-Iiulisr
puItticinns resident IN Springfield cjntcklu In
the belief TINT tllesa uyster-rrncltrrs cnst nl
tho political ocean will return full Vienna
loayes two years hence.
APrD!trtlSatEST.
Tho caucus Of tue Republican members of
,nittrrs hns t,rru ,,nstnn,,n,i nntii nft,.r % tha
recess, lnutnly at tho reullest vi Senators
Hunt and Campbell, WIN seen tO have tho
1llust to sHy nbnHt tnppnrllunment matters just
to cnl,snt with their constituents anti to talk,
tho tli!ng up with the boys during election
week.,
, 1881-04-01

4NeW lark Ipufl{-
EntnB years lsu tho nllst prominent Irish
Cathuto IN tHa N!nx,sra l'cttlnsuln was 3lr
Matthew ltAttls, Ut 'rIur'd, uHt. lila Frutestaut
tltiKhbnrs, ntlutl4 whuut hv wiss very IiupllIAr.
often sexe.i him By calling hls atscHtlon to tho
Iumlsr Ut lllGrLtu trlaht Hth0lies work lIlE uauu
WrlanI Caslnl, n,lu Mr. lhlsllo wnlll wy, lluld
NJ, aln bringing ~ an Irish tatAni!e to lcet.
trU here uIld iH Will Hluw yu whit iii educated
Irish ,uthuliu H." Mr. I3attlo hnl etlua4ctt tho
asur!,otas lh!rey scti.ot hun resident u M9n.
tho Thorall It,wR-Ilnll. Thu night c:.tl6 a.ll
tho p!nce wsls packed. nlld tho hour cM,nu but
nut tho tceitlruT. tho train being lAtu. ~ willis
AWAY tho tluu Mr. !snttla. wEo presided. MI
Hounc!al thht Mr. Mctic0 WIS tn every respect
typical Irish Catholic, NtIl the lr0tcstunta must
nj lonEcr ju,lKe Irish Catholics hy tllu c.l1lnI
tnen. Sir. AtrGtn wis s,lAn uf wlloiM nlly erui,-
try 0h tho futn OF tho tnrth might well fcei-
lleru MetieG t{Hace 10 Ills ushrs-ha wIs given
that wlyl Atl!9itrt.l un IL the stnXu unl tel Il,
hGnp IN Str. llattea gtlr. llAtt!D tt,okeu ut him
lung a,!d earn,stiy. at,4 thet, with llo pcrsprA-
tion o. "."ny III, slaadnK % ost ~ ny forehead,
ehnw thes" o,ack l'sutrstunts wtAat u typical
trshtlan lookcsl like, und. ty -, you've dune
I'll" -
, 1881-04-01

n,,Jc nrd ,,or ,r,,r ,,,r ,,,r, ,,r,,.,,,t ,,u IL
;i,m t,mtmr III, n,,,,,,,,, ,i,,m,,,, ,t,u.
ur.wn @ % Il WI w. "'" '"'sinh" % fr tue ',f.,' ,fny'r "a
M'" n w H. vt t tnr ,fPsHencn,s UNI! TN
", Tno ~" ".i,I,,m III ~ ~ , III ,,,I,r IT," I,
'v ,,.,,t,,, ,p'a ia iii, "a ~ VI" ~; ;. M'1i
"y,. t.. nj, ,,,ii.ss ~ WIN, ,,, tn II ;Ithna
Tia n,.,r in% it,t,rt,,,s'I ~. W., ~ t'"ohaE
wifi H." Ir,,tf, ~ H. In r"e+ th"t pee'' ''p'e"sea
~" .''.''. ~. s.",'. ~ ~ Wv .'.". .n"s
AN EhEETloS IMMEDIATELY AFTER An At* I
rftUPlitATIDS Htr.t. +
cOst tho city ,rnuy hu,irohs uf tI.n,,ann,fa m
tlntinrs. Iin bal uskcli for nm incrcnse rf H.
suIbrles 1T n,lItIlnyfe srfuy hul not tmIllipn%i
fur II. lie teEirvnl tl,c nttt1u ur tho snyr wns
wlau mud u,lin,rctE lin for ii. If tho nriHl,tM
I'LL l,tls4elI. would his fInnnr nut yp;u II
uv,ll,3 tA v,te--.' tF to ,I lie might not tn In
ClrGich.' liz u,lv.nratctl Tho rluss1ru or hs s,
stutr. believing TINT Il woi!.l meet With thu
s ,stt ~ 'mg ~ att.{ rnt ata Ivy !'euE1.
.tnn on ;,r ~, ''' H'cfe'' tao t'ef'oAs 'l"es'
III Il ,."s -. ,nntt,,n m o,,rt .,o s,,.,,
which wns ins.mv",,. r. n"vu v ,,,Im,ya
,fnrn. s,rs, asr,,,a H"i 1IF7 !GsI%'r!'
in'rhn Hmvti, I,n,.",s s,,v'ft itr., H;f
III ',r,ptnT' ' an, @ it,',ius tt'' 4'"' ENo'e's'
W. =" it"m. ' 49,. ,,t.u, ,,,,,..
1nw"r 1;,.rrli NcNtp a,.tr,,u.inr h.u,t. ff!,a
lhmnp.o,'. iir;y, sia"SSr. ; vaa"S Mcias 'S tsia,
orinu,s acffea v m 'ao a%aRoh OF IN
'' S~ r. w.e il, "4....,," r1.1o' ''''
yeas, 70; nayH. l4-na follows:
ftds-McAutuy, ihIrku, Cnllerton. Attpetcr.
actr0rttcr Eycrrtt, 11ulhert. Thompson iru,ly
StlltEr, Trt1R, MtIrr tSIxtpuut till Iinhf3f Tlnr.
reit. ntlJ Mur3shy-su.
NttB*-- -W!GtrratlnnI. Dixon, BanderH, Danr,l,
, 1881-04-01

~ the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO. sinrch at.-Iu rucslny's paper sou
guotu what "nn oxctago anys" relative to tho
now 1ruIilh!tory lnw In Kansas, TINT extruct
RtHtinu that tho law WIS likely to make tro,Iblo
in unexpected quarters: mud that It "nhsulutey
forGl.1s tho se Ut fierlncntut vino In tho sacrit-
r1ul,t Furnishing Tho n9stor witt, 80 administers
tho saerntNnnt with tw0 years imprisonment in
tho PonteHtinry, auG shutting up tho church it,
SELF us II pulu nlIisarce." This Interpretation
Of tho law is credited tn tho ltev DR.. lIentty, OF
Lawrence, whs,. 1t rur1or suites, "HdnHsste re,i
thu sacr,t1'bnt to his pcupIc lust Bundny," nfter
hAyinR pycyl.nsly tiunouneel tho law and nn-
n0lHcet hls determination 20 sflsreEMrd It.
Now. brother Ilrntty could feed his tDck Inst
Sunday with the Aill0st sAfaty. for two very
s"p y s H. ana @ e tnsro s s t %f IL
tho iw. trnn tlrst to lust, tlat ca, be tortured
or cttstr.lest intn any tntcrfersce with tho uso
of wnt for slcrsltileM.n p.lrpOscs W DR.. l!ratty
Lawrence or anywi.eru els, In tho stnte.
Joh,i:. ca!lsng his attention to the. Industry
ak tic u Scss d ,hd " 's
Inv ~ othor States. tn hts reply l,e states
taat ho Is fnl!y nwnre ns tho Efforts ~ tnis
~ lcnln1 Intpcrs In tho lnrVgr ctlcs throughout
tho untud aintos Tint tho 'rompcrnncu u [co-
crt:iye ,cutotull !aw ut .snl,sas prohl'!ts the
fnus, Of every t!ncture ns cttnp'und ttat coa-
talus nlcoi'o[lo 'tauuts, without resar! u tho
40E "HCA stlGA ll1tHeAEEo VI
IRE used. Such pnbcuttons nrn tust .ls fnlso
Atll nullsGaxlGMl ia they malicious, atlsl nro
only etl,tnlrtt Il. ,nnl!ets fu1sohtnMl By further
assertion thnt our l4w l'r".!bits tho use Ut wine
ut tho nncra'ltnt uf Tho I.ord'a bnprGr. Tho
nt.cu touerciyo trot1tu!l law Of this Htnte Ia to
prthftllt tho manufacture and salH Ut intUylGht-
ing liquor us beverage. uni t1ot tn prohibit tho
n,lh.tAGtru Rnu salnn nt nct1tcings+ iur 10 Inter-
feluwlta tho sacrulHpnt of tho LorlFs snppor It's
HlnilsnK tu witness KnthUrinF OF aatl!erY,
browers, Anl snlonMkcuprlA shedding l!ttor
teslrs ut thu contemplation of being deprived Of
BuGrntIlr,ltMl wtne.'' .
Tho Gnvor,lor concludes by stnt,ng that tho
Kuul effects Ut thu Inv are nlrenuy MppAront In
tUalllK tho sN(n,ns III nsarty nll tho interior
ttnN.
Ilrotl,cr lleatty will harlly get tntn prlsnn on
those grounds. u0r will bis churct. ba cl.'stal as q
Will rxIstu II ''tAnlIsantl years. bproru Its nrlers
larsHg. churo.Ko!ng people ontar OH q crusade
10 break it tluwti, i, +,
, 1881-04-01
ELGIM,

spft1dI Uhpaffh 70 1hs chltaoo 1flhlne.
E1.ulS, ILL.,, Alnrcll 3i.--'The Con,tnnn Conn-
ell Inns Instructed thu Mayor an.l City Clerk
to Issue S3l,000 bn,nls, bearIng prr cent In
terest, to 'retleeH1 tho outstanding indebted
hess of tho city, including the Asylum bonds,
In,Iy, Ut SelIusa faIis, Y. T.. tu repair tic
htenln tro n,lEine, thu JAtnea Il. Clifford, fur
Sl,:a0; N,h the eliKiMu will be shipped E,lst
this week. alarsllal Swaltl.,, 0f Chtcuy0,
hns offered tn lr!ltl tho eIty Ill cnglnu during
the time vi Its unprutecIiult.
, 1881-04-01
thts recovered Under this net shall sn pntl into
fhr common srhHt fund VI tho ci,ty IN which
ANN III III iIx.a4 4AI..A.s A.s-A.lx,.

t,,,,, 8. -,
s ,e irf tns aei sntl! s pn it
@ .,,,,, ,ann " TIC c'fi'ts IN "h'eA
Sr Il, u,,r 'ntH u, ,,1'wnl,, , r,na for ,,r.
,ts ~ @ mi'I tllh.hth,Hne tno !r,'lsnna =! tn's
,, , -. r. ~. ,, nm,!. W hAann"rs % lily ~ Ea"
thr,n for rxn,r',,;,,p x r. fnr " ,. ~ nrn,tro
,lrnt!ssryn 5ce tf r. .fll os nf tin fund. cn'n!ng
, ,h,m .n POSSESSION TO- ~ to M n;r trl, 'so % are ~
Hs rtimt,et,sutit,li tho sutm ur ti rur inch tuy
aetua,,S engnac.l IN the 'tnt!es sf .helr n!lrs,
r,rre n ~ n pttmm.iI', w., III r;ivt m XXI 1toor
said Expenses shat r ,,nI.l from tho frrs md
ncntltics ETrIvr.i W ne '!nnrd under tho rt'-
otl,cr rst,isv. If tfu llntr shn'l cyrr IL, i,ni
e,t or tho st.te 'rrrnanry. ~ mon"ys rcteivcti
~ "*nsss ., WIZ PIT rn ni!nMhen , a1i' In inner ,,.
Secretary nl sniI iissri M Il srcetal fsls,il fos
incrtitH Tue nxle!ssrs Or ssti1 llntr'!. he giving
.,Irn m v ,'i " s"i snS ., % s ' .ne 10 un
report of its pr,w.sa!nRs to tho tiovrrtnr By tho
l.sh nt lsrcim!'nr n y! each yrhr. toxcther win
h,,rs"t i,~ ti,em ,,,'rx.,amt T., ts ,tt ''''"
SIT. H. ANY person who shall lie licc,1sctl f,y
EnH a!Mirl ~ rrNetteo Hellis;ry snnl Gatt!se nas
tcrk Of n,y routy .,r cc,,,l,tcs Il, whlch s,,ci,
l"r.nt, t,tny desire 70 egngs i tt1, rractten nf
aet,,s!rs: Nln rug .:nintS tmIks ~ .nn Msntst'
iT s',cl, license @ % ice Of | II ee,ts for &c cnch regs
tt4!tin1i:
AS iare. MGn,cct, or FGaMsa. I; On tne part ~, ~
fnr II tcrto' of stx months <hall work for'eft-
fs ~ to Een.c, r. @ H. ,ces; wnes sl, nnco
mcnt i, t.v sultl ltnr,l sf Ex,,ftrs Ut Tho
nnni Of ~. asa penalty for a'ca ncslcct, full
"'vs III, W. .u'ms"'. .,,,,, n r,>,o,,
M, ~ . "s't ~ 1,",a,'i,, . ,,,,,
ny oe'Ator ll''llHS-i nn.shlhE "'lltu'
trespassess oi1 coAl lhtlts Dy 1lte all1 liipfls-
o,,tnent.
Tic same gentleman introduced Il new
son'i a., NV. H..
HS seflAlor AGalns-Authori1lnE INC cx-
change Of old astt u1lscrricGabfe state nsilis
for new equipments
Tie samp gentleman introduced n htl| rro.
,.,i,< r,r tn i,,,,r,",rr,,,,,, ~ ns.,oi",;,,,,a
'"u'it ."l .''o 4l'@"t poi"''o'' VI "esoe'"s"i''
To M1iid railways. ...... .....
lly senator Sliaw-Approprtatlng s., 400 to
lIcMry W. Willie and William Allen. Who
these ,,leil 1re md why tluy sIlo1,jt psk nlly
nr,,ey ,oes ,lot lpprur OF, t|lc farr tf lllc bill
IIv Senator Snnw--.A mcul,u,, tha lnw nr
az, ,f,It,,at ro, ~, t., ,,,,,,,r ,,ar,;,
te NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VI ess'''cs III '"'''of t'llic'
tttat*-
lux for military p.lrposes was revived aud re-
farra,,
'ei.eo, ,,.'.,
4"c oe'"'o ''le" "e't '''o eAee"li'e scs'
sion. .....-.-.
Senator kuykumlall ,noypd to refer tho
nauurs nf thc pcnitrntiarv commissioners tn
,no ; f:nn,,rIi,n. IN ~, i,nnri institutions int
Asic ~u.'''h'l'ec wv ct''s Ahs14t"@io''7' A'oe'
Oil Il viva yocc votv.
Senator Fuller moved Tint all thu llo1NItls-
titl,s he considered separately from tint III
,tnilu T.. Iseyi,utts. rhc motion ,yns carried.
and f]n l,atrh WINS confirmed withnlt debate
-uyrs, ii: mes, T.
ii1c Illumination Of John Il. REYNOLDS rs
t"t!,,, 49,, ~ S''e"''' "''' e"e''
, 1881-04-01


,n,r,.,.,s nf n,,imy W IN nu'ntnv '' y .n,,nf mi II,
tr'nnrct thu waters nt tho Illinois 1ltvrr
VIII ,,. f',ns ,as M or Ink: Mir1xnf,: sI!'r'xc.l
tsIrar ] 1i "s o for ;,n II" .r,"s,. ] s,i ., "uR su,
s,aptn n,pni.lg r:,,iul IL .Iuitr Tho wnters nf
lug a',!t,,s t!'ysr ",h 1''s, "I 1k - fNn's,', . @
tns IN With o,, cncs slslc uf eai:i ,a mi in
And M BY saia net prns!'lGl TINT tho sotd la,nls
~" ~ ~ ss snt ~ for 1q in n''rn NJ f,,rs r n,,
mono uther: nnt
~, WI!E!.EAs FracttDnn! Seeton y, ~ township
p,rri,lin,,' " VIA mil Il ,,nrt Of tho lanGs n,
grnntel: ni,d,,
..,t ;ss ,rt ~ uu % @ III ssiut ~ ., ,.asi @ ~
Michigan My,1,,st md nnrtii Of Park rUw III tho
ty ni t:hirlK'. "hs ts'slE l'rur 70 tho ynnr lMIt
Tie i..tsiMt tsf the ssu,e @ nf iiilm"is for ,lIe
,.es md in,rtmscs or sA trust: md
;s ~ ~, mSt ~ .ile !eE'e!atMre o. ne
civ ehur,"r" t,o s;ity ~ i:htcnuo at,d tic NV.
er.l uets ,|mcu,l"tory thcn~f Init. III. aet. anl
~ IN. r"ssn a,, !. ,M 1 n or M !. r,!,c F y tx isE ~
artr.i in rrpar,l IN rrrtun public IAt,sls lying
snst nt the l9ts fronting N Mtehlxnn a'cm'o III
"" "'rhn Ifntnt in. H. u ann, t,cm utas,on.
orshnvlrg declared ,tat tho crnGcet,,,,ir r,st ur
saIi !"ts ~, sM,!ln trssr r', ~ "ns & @ W Heat' ,'
c,Ist, t,nr my utt,cr mlthorlty shtt.l over hnvn
the ls,wrr 10 prrvent, rncronchtcnt thereon
%ns M 'G s assc. " ~, n g g M" "Ms NJ "
otal attt e,ctnInnf, 70 far ~ It ,,,y b.. hrid 10
refer r y "ny M.rt'on ot s"i;t , Snc. i, ty!nx
wns fnlo.ictl u, !. ms",nt"n.,of, of tic facts III
tint revnr,!. A,,d ss,ould ie ,l.cncd Of M fnrcn
an eifoss, nn 10 sr r., s y & my m e Gini,ns % to
ihr Trustees Of tic ti,Im,Is X Sl,chIa,,,1 CHuul
nE my right, title: nr i,lt"rcst ur tn thnt rar.
t 1 . !" S' Wnt, % ~ v,,' H esa W.. ~ u, Nv xn i ~ NJ!
the tr.1st uis,ti which tic sald stnto uf iinois
E'Ti,l nI.. s'!!i l,re..s*cs. ,,. - a.. ,..o,,,.
, 1881-04-01

Wlnc1le1tcr's ssaYPopiioEt,laliss
will curr consumption, coughs, wenx lungs
bronchitis. unl geucfAl debility EstahllaAe1
tWentY-pue Years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03
COMMERCIAL.
QUOTATIONS..

KANSAS CIrY-Grain-No. I, winter
wheat. cash. SIC: January, SIC; Febru-
airy, 9is<c; No. do. cash. SIC; January,
SIC; February, SS1<c: March, 681<c; No.
do. cash, slxc; January, s1Xc. February,
s3kc; March, s4kc. Rye-Ne. 2 70 Oats,
cash. No. 9. mixed, 2sKc January, 2eNc.
PaoDGcE~Batser. good % choice, isS
2sc: per dozen. Chickens, drawn
Gaze. undrawn 6a7c. per lb. Tur-
keys, drawn, S@9c. undrawn. s@9c per
n. Cheese, S6i0c. for prime Kansas.
No. 2, lsaisc. Potatoes.per bush, 7Saso.
Broom cOrn.304c per b., according to
quality. Hay, ss5oQ7 SOC per ton baled.
LIVE SroCKLChoice native steers, ex-
l4OOIbs., average, Sa660aas; butchers
steers, saNH; feeders, S3e20S1; good
native cows S35014.25; medium TO COM
g. mon nd d. :, 500 gao; bulls and st.ss,
S50O(di2W. Hogs. choice packers, S4S
GAO; medium to common grades,
sa10@4.soc; stockers, $asc02U Sheep
No transactions.
ST. LoUIs-Wheat, cash. No. 2. red, slns
@SlOex: January, S1.MX; February
siosk; March @i06x; No. 5 do $L3,
ruary, 3sHc; May, AZ; Oats, cash, 33Xc.
Rye, SIC.
CHICAGO Wheat, No. 2, red, .oe6
No. 2 spring, sl.l201.12,<, cash; January,
$50; February, ss3lc: March, S9xc;
Corn, cash, 3sxc: January, Nkc. Oats
cash, 4lxc Rye. aoc. Barley. 3l.0o
NEW YORK-Wheat, No. 9 Chicago, SLIP
,dl.17 No. 2, red, sl.lsx. Corn, cash
5sHd5s,fc; Oats, mixed western, ssc;
white 4635Oc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03

The following Is one of the most
brilliant paragraphs ever written by
the lamented Geo. d. Prentice:
The dat Of death il memorable. No
appeal for relief from that great law
which d00ms rs to dust. We flourish
and fade as the leaves of the forest,
and the nowers that bloom, wither and
Jade in . day, having no Trailer hold
upon life than the mightiest monarch
that ever shook the earth with his foot
steps
Generations of men will appear and
disappear . the grass, and the multi
tude that throng the world TO-DAY, will
disappear - footsteps on the shore.
Men seldom think Of the great event
Of death, until the shadow falls across
their own pathway, hiding from their
eyes the faces Of loved ones, whose
living smile was the sunlight of their
existence Death Is the antagonist of
life, and the thought Of the tomb is the
skeleton Of al feasts.
We do not want to go through tho
dark valley, although its dark passage
may LEAD to paradise; We do not want
to 90 down into damp graves, even
with princes for bed-fellows. In the
beautiful drama of Ion the hope of
Immortality. 30 eloquently uttered by
the death-devoted Greek. finds deep
response in every thoughtful soul.
When about to yield his life a sacrifice
to fata his Clemanthe asks IL they
should meet again; to which he re-
spends: 4 have asked that dreadful
question Of the hills that look eternal
of the clear streams that flow forever
of STAN among those fields Of azure
my raised spirits have walked in glory.
An arc dumb. But as 1 gaze upon thy
living face. I feel that there is some
thing in love that nantes through it
beauty that cannot wholly perish. w
shall meet again Clemanthe.'"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03
THB Sun FOR 1881.

Everybody reads THr SIS. IT. the editions d
his ne.spaper Throughout the year 10 sofne every
body will fnd
!. All the World. news. 80 presented that 81.
reader will get the greatesr amount 81 nfcrmat!of
with the least unprohtable endiiure of aid
eye-ighi- THs srS long azodisc1yert-i thu gIiie
mean between Redundant fuiness and uE-ati-iae'
tory brevify.
II. Much Of that sort Of news which depend
less upon Its recognized Importance than upon ia,
interest 10 mankind. From morning. 10 morning
TBE srS prints q continued story Of the lives 81
real men and women, and Of their decd. plans
loves, hates and troubles. This story j. more
varied and more interesting than any romance
that wAs ever devised
III. Good writing In every column ami fresh
nesr. originality, accuracy, ami deeorum IN the
treatment Of every subject.
". Honest comment. The SCx'- habit il %
speak out fearle-.iy about men and things.
v Equal esndor in dealing With political party
and equal readiness TO comment ~hai il praise
vorthy or 10 rebake what Is biamabls In Demo- rat
VI. Absolute Independence Of partisan oryani-
sations. but unsavefinz 10y atty to true Demcsrs,e
prineiples- THE srs believes that the Govern
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10 keep. Its notion Of duty Is 10 resist 20 is Ut
most power the efforts Of pien In the Rsp1hliesB
party 10 set up another form Of goSerHiashi IN
The yesn Immediately following will probably de-
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believes that the victory viii b. uith the people
:, .s,i.', he Ripgs for TonoRy The Rins' foi
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WASHINGTON.

The senate in executive session, con-
firmed the following nominations: Edwin
II. Smith, Of Virginia, TO be United States
consul at Naples: b. c. Cook r. be collector
of customs In the district Of Richmond,
Va; Chas. E. Kelsey, to be receiver Of pub
lie moneys at Little Rock. Ark; Hum
phrey McMaster, to be register Of the land
Office at Salt Lake City, Utah; c. Richards,
to be United States attorney for the southern
district Of Ohio; Jacob Rich, to be pension
agent at Des MOines, la.
The government printing Office Is almost
daily in receipt Of letters asking where
physicians and surgeons can get copies Of
has been introduced ordering the reprint
from stereotype plates of the four volumes
already published, and these, together with
the fifth volume now in press in the gov
eminent printing Office. will be furnished
gratuitOusly on application to members.
The president has ordered the following
officers 10 be placed on the retired list !:
Brig. Gen. Win. Dunn. Judge advocate gen.
efal: Gen. Stuart Van VleIt, assistant quar-
termaster general: Lieut.-COl. Samuel
Woods, deputy paymaster general, and
Maj. Joseph Heaton, paymasfer.
The treasury now holds s53e, 30, go in
United States bonds to secure national
bank circulation. United States bonds de-
Saturday were Sl,G4;4, 100. and withdrawn
s1.6s& 900
Spfingers's resolution instructing the
postofiice committee u inquire into the ey
pedieney of establishing postal telegraph
system under the government ccntrul T..
been reported favorably to the house.
The house committee on the census has
instructed Mr.. Cox, of New York. TO call
up the appOrtionment bill agreed TO 1t the
las. needing at the first opportunity and
urge its iminetiiste consideration.
The committee Of the senate having
charge a the Investigation as to how the
Chinese treaties got Into the newspapers,
have obtained leave from the senate to ex.
anime the seintnes under oath.
The amount u nDtional hank notes re-
ceived at the treasury for redemption dui
ing the past week was e10,a00 and 70.
the same period last year, $.24,c00
Secretary Ramsay will retire to private
life on the fourth Of March with fortune
of nearly half . million.
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Hydrophobia.

That obscure poison which produces
hydrOphObia has been known to lie La.
tent in the human system for years
before developing its fatal results. NJ.
Pasteur asserts that the supposition is
well supported that the virus does de-
velop in certain organs. and not, as in
other cases, in the blood; and that
when, after period variable according
to circumstances. the organized poison
passes into the blood, severe SYMPTOMS
come on rapidly and the victim soon
dies. An explanation substantially the
same as this had long been advanced as
a mere theory, but now NJ. Pasteur ad-
vances it as an ascertained physiOlogi.
cal fact.
Is there no way Of killing this sub
tie and apparently long preserved poi
son? There certainly ought to be
found some substance capable of de-
stroying the vitality of the extremely
small quantity of ~mad-poison" inject
ed into the system at the time the bite
is inflicted French physicians have
asserted that hot vapor baths will
check the development Of hydropho-
bia We have never heard of its hsv.
ing been tried in this country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-02-03
Put Yourself in his Place.


In an admirable address on Sunday.
school teaching. ut Indianapolis, DR.
EgglestOn gave this forcible illustration
Of the value of personal sympathy with
children in every effort to gain a hold
on and lead them: 4 half-witted fel.
lOw--Or a natural" as the Scotch
would call hiIn-fOund a missing horse,
when all serch for him had failed, and
liberal reward had been offered for
his recovery On his bringing back
the horse TO its owner. the question
was asked of the supplemented fellow:
"Why, Sam, how come YOU to find the
horse, when no one else could 2" "Wall,
I just 'quired where the horse was
seen last. and then went there. and
sat on a rock; and just axed myself.
If was horse whar would go, and
what would do? And then went
and found him." Sam putting himself
in the horses place. in the simplicity
of his feeble mind. is enabled to go to
the horse and lead him back to the
right place. 1t would lie well if every
Sunday-school teacher, before sitting
down to class of children would ask
himself after Sans sort: "If l was a
boy, how would feel, and what would
wantY He would thus be far more
likely to get hold on those boys, and
brig them along with him wherever
he goes.