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to the forgers that more profit
could be made by putting less value
into the counterfeit coin, and so they
have gone on gradually decreasing the
gold in their manufacture, and making
enormous profits. Perhaps it would be
impossible to have carried on such fraud
in any other country than Egypt, unless it
was Turkey, but the Swiss robbers were
wise in their generation, and OF course
knew where the fraud could be perpetrated
with the least danger. At length, how
ever, they have been found out, or at
length perhaps they have become rash,
and thought they could afford to
refuse to pay hush-money to the
Egyptian officials. For it is asserted
that they were found out some time ago,
but succeeded in inducing the Khedive's
officers to shut their eyes to what was 60
ing Oh, for consideration. As the thieves
are rich and no doubt influential it is by
no means certain that they will ever be
convicted even now. They have engaged
the services of one of the leaders OF the
French bar, and the trial will of
course be exceedingly interesting.
Incidentally it promises to reveal
some of the inside workings of the
Egyptian Government, and perhaps
this is in the interest of the defense, for
the Khedive is very likely to prefer rob.
berry to exposure, and in such circum.
stances may request the suppression of the
proceedings rather than stand the conse.
quences. The moral of such extensive
schemes of plumber seems 20 be that au-
dacious and comprehensive dishonesty is
always the safest. 1t is true that now and
then some wealthy rascal is laid by the
heels, and Justice deals with him. But
as rule ii he does not lose his plumber he is
able to buy himself clear. Boss Tweed
was foolish enough to let the lawyers strip
him, and so he became helpless at the last,
but the immunity secured by several of
his colleagues showed what money could
do in such cases. Under governments
where it is possible to seize and confscate
the possessions OF powerful rogue he may
sometimes be punished, but in these days
no sharp rascal ever carries all his
eggs in one basket, and it is very
seldom that the prosecutors are able to
trace his property and obtain possession of
it. The Swiss counterfeiters have amassed
large fortunes out of their frauds, and it
remains to be seen whether their afiuence
will be unavailing to them. If they are
convicted it would be really remarkable
testimonial to the purity and efficiency
of the Swiss criminal administration, but
the case is not one OF those in which one
naturally anticipates conviction, for a
whole people have been injured by the
forgers, and such dissipation of the offense
is always very demoralizing to the prose-
cution. 1t strips the cause of enthusiasm,
and tends to bring into greater prominenc' 1
the advantages to be derived from lenie II
dealing with the accused.
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neither more nor less than the expression
of long smoldering animosity to the
existing order of things. OF itself it
meant nothing, and it led to nothing. Its
significance in connection with the revolu-
ton, regarded as whole, is no greater
than that of the overthrow of the Ven
dome Column by the Communists in rela.
ton to the history of the Second Empire
1t was not in the destruction of the Bastile
that the monarchy fell. The signal fer the
revolution was really given in the call for
the Constituent Assembly. The fall of the
Bastile was dramatic episode in the
movement, but it was followed by SO awful
and chaotic state OF things that it is i'm
possible to ascribe to it the least healthy
significance.
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NEVADA.
The Great Mining suit.

EUREKA, July 15th,-The nub of the great
mining case has just been reached. The Rich
mond rested its case at noon. The Albion, in
rebuttal, offered documentary evidence as
sailing the validity of the st. George patent.
The Richmond objects. The question of the
admissibility of this testimony is being ar
gued this afternoon, and a great array of au-
thorities are being produced on either side.
1t is really the big fight of the contest, and
goes TO the very heart of the whole case. If
the Judge allows the patent to be attacked in
this proceeding, it is big odds that the Albion
wins. II he should rule the other way, this
will virtually end the case in favor of the
Richmond
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SECOND DIsPATCH.l

WASHINGTON, July 15th.-The following
telegram was sent by the attending surgeons
this afternoon:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, p. NJ.
To Drs Frank II. Hamilton and d. II. Agnew
The President continues to do we'll The afternoon
fever is daily less marked. smaller quantity OF
milk has been given him and solid food substituted
and relished He has had less rum, and at intervals
of several hours some Tokay wine-in all about two
ounces and a half of the latter Last night his
hyperdermic injection consisted of three-sXteeuths
Of grain of morpha only, which proved sufficient
TO secure rest. This morning we have altered the
dose OF phosphate OF quinia to three grains, TO be
taken three times daily. At I a NJ. his pulse was
9S, temperature 9S.5, respiration Is. At P. NJ bis
pulse was 81, temperature 9S.6 respiration is.
D. w. BLISS,
J. X. BARNES,
J. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBuRN.
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Tbe PresIienl's COndItion.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON, July
15th-7P. M-[0ficial Bulletin. THE Presi-
dent has continued doing well during the day
The afternoon fever has been slighter than on
any day since the 3D. Pulae 96, tenn
perature 1904, respiration 20.
y. ". Bliss.
j. K. BARNES,
j. J. WOODWARD.
ROBERT REYBURN.
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PssREIGN.
Reduet,on Of alIan.ic C.n,e R,,es


LONDON, July 15th.-The Anglo American
Telegraph Company, the Direct United
States Cable Company, and the Compaignie
Fran calss du Telegraphe de Paris a New
York, have given notice that on and af-
ter August list the rates for the transmission
OF kilograms between New York and the
United Kingdom and France will be reduced
to 20 cents per word.
Misrepresented Remarks.
LONDON, July 15th-The remarks of Ire
velyn. Secretary of the Admiralty, in the
House OF Commons yesterday, in regard to
the British naval strength in the Mediter-
ranean, were misrepresented. He did not say
that six English ironclads were able to cope
with nine French vessels. His remarks were
all in a friendly tone.
New Bulgarian Ministry.
SIsTovA, July 15th.-A new Bulgarian
Ministry has been formed as follows Stor-
loft, Foreign Affairs Krileff, War; Romel-
chariot. Justice.
LONDON, July 15th.-The heat to-day was
intense. The thermometer at Wimbledon
indicated 1877 in the sun. The brilliant sun
light makes the shooting poor. Several rifle :
men have gone to the hospital, overcome by
the heat.
Horrible Affair in Russia-Nfneteen Men
and Girls Burned by Mob.
ST.. PETERSBURG, July 15th.-The Kief
newspaper publishes telegram from Pontive,
Province of Koorsk, which states that nine
teen men and girls were shut in barn by the
steward of the property called the "Bolgin."
for refusing to work, and that all were burned
to death BY a village mob setting fire to the
building. One person arrested confessed to
his share In the crime.
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The Arab InsurrectIon.

DRAM, July 15th.-Colonel Bonetere over
took and attacked Chief Bou Amenas rear
guard at Ain Medissa. Bon Amena contin-
ued his fight, leaving his wounded on the
field. His force is estimated at 1,500 horse
and 1,500 foot. The French continue in pur-
suit
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GENERAL NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
THE ALBANY SITUATION.
The Senate Refuses TO Concur in the
Adjournment Resolution.
CONDITION OF THE PRESIDENT.
Double Execution for Murder in Mariana,
Arkansas
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Min eteen Men and Girls Burned by Mob
in Russia.
Etc...................Ef ...................Etc
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In CASES OF PILES, DR.. Trask's Magnetic
Ointment acts like q charm, giving quick re-
lief. For chatting and all sores and infamma-
lions it excels everything.
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other men of similar cast of mind would
be encouraged by his escape to make ex-
periments of the same kind upon public
men. Imprisonment for life is the mildest
punishmen that ought to be inflicted upon
him, and if at the same time he was SEN
fenced TO receive a dozen lashes once a
week for the first six months of his term,
we believe that the application would
be salutary and the example instructive.
Guitteau is an exaggerated type of
bad man. A swindler, a liar, a
thief, a wife. beater, an assassin, he has
gone steadily from bad to worse, yet
through all his lack of moral perception
has been demonstrated by his unfailing
complacency with and admiration fer him
SELF His attempts to obtain public otiice,
his impudent letters to Secretary Blaine,
are not the work of lunatic, but of an
egotist. He always entertained the high
est opinion of his own capacity, and he
evidently fails to realize even now that he
has done anything to be ashamed of. 1t is
to be regretted that it may be impossible to
punish him adequately, but certainly no
effort should be spared to render inpossi-
BILE the liberation of such wretch upon
roniafu
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
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THIRD DIsPATCH.1
Experiment Postponed

WASHINGTON, July 15th.-The physicians
have decided not to try ON the President the
Bell electrical instrument for locating the
ball. They say that the ball is all right and
doing very nicely, and that there is no reason
or necessity Of disturbing the President to try
the experiment to locate it. The instrument
may be used when the President gets well,
but not before.
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The Lost whalers,

New YORK, July 10Th. The Heralds
Washington special says: 1t is the impress
sion here that the crews of both whalers
were found by the Jeanette. 1t will be re.
membered that last winter, when the appro-
priation for fitting out the search expedition
was under consideration, one of the argu-
ments advanced why the Government should
appropriate sufficient sum was because it
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A southern Senator on the Attempted
Assassination.

WASHINGTON, July 15th.-Senator Butler,
of South Carolina, called at the White House
this morning and saw the Presidents private
secretary. He wished that gentleman to con-
vey to Mrs. Garfield his sympathy for her
anxiety and his joy at the hopeful prospects
of the President. He said that not only the
people of his own State but the whole South,
detested the crime and hailed with joy the
bright hopes that the reports from the sick
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One Hundred Gases of sunstrOke in One
Week.

COLUMBUS TO-, July 15th.-Several cases
of sunstroke occurred here o,day. All were
serious, but none fatal. About 100 cases of
sunstroke have occurred within the past
week The weather is somewhat cooler to-
dau
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'ngratuIat0ry RESOLUTIONS by On
of the Cumberland.

CHICAGO, July 15th.-At a meeting of the
resident members of the Army of the Cum
berland, which was held last night at Cen
eral Sheridan's residence, resolutions were
unanimously adopted heartily congratulating
President Garfield, his devoted wife and his
country, upon the present happy prospect Of
the heartfelt sympathy aud the tender and
cordial regard of his old comrades-i arms of
the Army of the Cumberland, with the hope
that a few weeks at most will restore him to
health and vigor fitted for the country,
which in the past he has served so long and
well. General Sheridan was requested to
transmit the resolutions to the President and
his family.
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Double Execution for Murder in Mariana,
Arkansas
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THE ALBANY SITUATION.

The Senate Refuses to Concur in the
Adjournment Resolution.
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CONDITION OF THE PRESIDENT,
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ST. LOUIS, July 15th.-Jones Atkinson,
has been arrested among the Mississippi
islands in the extreme southeast portion OF
this State, charged with numbering his wife
and child July 18th and throwing their bodies
in the river, where they were found Family
troubles was the cause. Other relatives were
also arrested as accessories
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DOMESTIC.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-10-27

THE Republican party offers no OBJ
lection 10 the election of David Davis,
Of Illinois, as president pro tenn of the
Senate. In the interest of harmony q
great party cheerfully accepts a man
who is known to be independent. Oi
course no party advantage is To be ex-
pected Of Mr.. Davis, but on the other
hand, he il ~ much interested ~ the
Republican party i'm seeing to II that
no nischiefis done under the name OF
'',iemOcratic" Under the circumstan-
ces no premium should be put OH fur
ther lawlcssness. A radical Republican
president pro tenn Of the Senate i'm the
present condition of affairs, or "A hour
bon Democratic presiding officer,
simply acts like red flag To lot of
Infatuated bulls. The best minds in
the Republican party were fully agreed
A. {" the ACCESSIBILITY Of choosing Da-
vid Davis ns the presiding ,oifieer of
the Senate
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Around the Parsons School House

Mrs. J. NJ. Anderson is ut home
| again, having spent several very enjoy
able weeks among her friends at New
Albany, Ind.
Wheat growing finely acreage less
on AN average than last year.
Mr.. ii. A. Blair, of Poheta, intends
/ teaching singing school ut No. l2if he
can get "a suitable class. ii. Il. is in
every way competent, having hal
large experience, in addition TO a thor
Ough knowledge of the art, combined
with n strong, clear tenor voice. We
wish him success.
The genial face of Ed Whitman was
seen i'm Greeley last Wednesday. He
drove n span of fast bays ard made
things hum, when he stopped, as well
as when he drove. Ii is the general
opinion here that he will he our next
Register, i'm spite of the Z" Southern
Confederacy."
Mr. N. G. Baldwin did not go tO
I" HoOsierdom," IA the printer made
out; il was his "better half" that
journeyed the to Wabash. n. G. is at
home working on the roads with his
gang. rs every good Pathmaster
should be.
Many went from here to see Union
Spy" all returned charmed. Our
grass-widOwers were particularly
struck with the acting of Nellie and
Anna Morton. Tears came unbidden
Ia the eyes of many an old soldier who
IL or II years ago stood firm and fear
less i'm the midst of the Rebel fire.
The old scenes of camp and bivOuac,
the battlefield, the departure from
home and the return, were SO truly,
faithfully and touchingly rendered
that none but an adamantine heart
could have remained unmoved. II
was decidedly the best entertainment
ever given i'm Salina. "Three cheers
and tiger" for our home talent, GEN
ERAL GRANT and UNCLE Tom.
u. II. A. BRICK.
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Another fine rain.

New wind mills at George Bagley'i
and H. L. Jones'.
w. B. Townsend il building an I'D
dition to his residence.
w. H. Buzzard Is building q nics
stable for Mr.. Christianson.
The Social Club will give theiI
second hop on Friday evening, Oct
%, ut the residence Of T. c. Ritter.
Rev. A. J. Hartsock will preach nj
the Fairview school house, Oct. 30, al
8 O'Clock, p. m.
Mr.. q. Alcott returned last week,
after long absence, and was warmly
welcomed by his young friends.
Mr. Tice Fagler, Of Jackson, ILL.,, IL
visiting his sister, Mrs. Peter Hitler.
David King has purchased the west
half Of the southwest quarter Of sec
ton q, r. Is, II. 2 west, known as the
Farley place.
Married: At the residence Of the
brides parents, on Thursday, Oct. q,
Mr.. Alex Berg, of Walnut township,
and Miss Mamie Lewis, Of CressOn,
Kansas. We bespeak warm welcome
for the fair young bride who Is to make
her home with Us.
TIC. Ritter has purchaseda trapping
outfit and will spend the winter in
catching the Mus muscuius aDS kin
dred species.
Politics are too quiet for anything.
Can't some of the many candidates
come round and cheer us up somewhat
A box Of cigars might end i'm smoke.
but another keg of "sea foam," judi
ciousIy left in some sly nook, would
surely make votes-for the opposing
candidate.
Mrs. Eudosia Godfrey and daughter
Hattie returned from Greenwood
county on Monday. We are glad 10
have Miss Hattie with us again.
RtfSTIn
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Asssris items.

Owing tn the inclemency Of the
weather, items are scarce.
Gunnerson & Carroll have broke
their engine, therefore they are laid
up for repairs
There will I've preaching ut the ASA
ria school house next Sunday, Oct. 30.
All are invited 10 attend.
The Asslria debating society meets
next Friday night To discuss tine fol-
lowing question "Resolvcd, That
steam has done more for the world
than the printing press" These de-
bates are both entertaining and in
structive, therefore il would pay every
body to attend.
Mute Hustled knocked the "stufiing"
out of his old separator while thresh-
ing mt Aleck McPhaiPs Mute has ia
ken the old separator home and has
gone into winter quarters.
Our winter term of school cOmmen-
ces next Monday, Oct 3lst, under the
supervision Of w. T.. GOshOrn.
Hyde, "A representative of the JOUR
NAL, stopped at the Hotel DE Wilcox
one night this week.
The sale of w. J. Morehead, de-
ceased, was well attended and articles
sold well.
Nearly all the hog boys of Liberty
township have got the Jersey Reds
lately, in fact some Of the boys i'm
Assaria have got the same disease.
NO MOORE.
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The Topeka Commonwealth says:
The Commissioner of Pensions at
Washington last week recommended
to Secretary Kirkwood, that the St.
Louis Agency Of Pensions he removed
to Topeka, and that Major Adams, Of
Manhattan, lie appointed agent. See
rotary Kirkwood submitted the mat
ter To the President, and il is suppos-
ell that IA decision will be carly arrived
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Brookviile Items.

Foggy.
Fall weather.
Cloudy canopy.
Occasional sunshine.
Good time for boot blacks
=. ID Decker returned to Denver.
J. NJ. Coonbs down at Lawrence.
Crowley h Carlin have the boss drug
store. Walk i'm and see.
Farmers are moving into town and
flling up the empty houses.
Twelve dogs killed in one day. Sion
reward for the scoundrel that killed
them.
Mrs. Rossrail has bought out l.. D..
Los. and moved her bakery from Per-
ry street Ia Anderson Avenue.
Mr.. Parrot, of Summit township, has
gone Ia Illinois to spend Il few months
on u recreation trip.
=. T. Criss was up here looking up
his chances for Register of Deeds
Still they come. Another arrival
this time at the house of =. I. Me
Kinney, young daughter. Both
n"ther and child are doing well, and
papa a happy as a queen bee.
Mrs. Charles lngraham il in Salina
getting her child doctorcd for a dis
ease that has troubled il all summer.
She reports the child improving.
Conductor Scevill is selling off his
household goods, and preparing To
leave the State. He will locate i'm
Michigan, and continue in the same
business-that Of railroading.
Rockville has the finest school
house, the largest city hall and finest
city park of any city or town Of six
teen hundred inhabitants In the State
Of Kansas, for money, chalk or mar
bl-s. Who dare dispute it?
The Western Association of the Con-
gregational Church was i'm session
this week. We did not learn of their
proceedings. therefore cannot report
mt this time.
Mr.. !. H. Burch, from the north
part of this county, was in town Tues
day, ON his way home from Rice cOun-
ty, where he has. been the past few
days. He reports corn and other crops
very fair In that part Of the State.
Some miserable low down scamp
put out poison q few days ago aud
killed twelve dogs in this place-some
~ fine dogs rs you will find in the
State. Messrs. Grant and Eakin have
tried 70 keep good dogs, and they
have been a great help to the people
generally In killing wolves, rabbits
and other destructive animals. and
when their dogs do anyone any harm
they are always willing to pay for the
damage. We hope they may catch
the scamps and tar and feather and
ride them on sharp rail out Of town.
l. u. Be
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Bavaria Items.

Evandcr Light has been very sick,
but is getting well.
Mr.. A. Case is making good job OF
Mr. J. Gcissler's addition to his store.
Rev. =. q. Wright continues his
sound, logical lectures on the existence
of God and the divinity of the Bible,
on Sabbath night. every two weeks, at
o'clock. Next Sunday week ii is on
the Bible
The Clemen boys are putting up a
good substantial STORY house, lSXa6,
for r. Porter. All the carpentering
and lathing for S15.
+. r. Parker visited Bavaria last
Saturday. OCCASIONAL.
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Secretary Window has been elect.
ed L. y Senator from Minnesota Eek.
Gov. Morgan, of New York, has been
rendered the Secretary's portfolio, but
the news comes this morning that he
has declined the Office.
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THE remarkable event i'm the life OF
Judge Griswold, Of Leavenworth, who
died last week, was his association
with Judge Hoyt, of Ohio. i'm the de
Tense of John Brown at Harper's Fer.
ry. He was elected attorney general
Of Kansas i'm 1864.
Where do you get such history from
Hoyt was not from Ohio-was NOT
Judge. He was from Massachusetts
and but just out of his teens. a mere
boy studying law when he went Ia tn,
defense of Brown. He WAS Lieut..
Col, I'm a Kansas regiment and was
elected attorney general. Griswold
was never attorney general.
ii. l.. JONES.
lThe above item was copied into I:
number Of papers and We supposed it
10 be correct.-ED.l
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The contr actors ON the Leavenworth,
topeka and Southwestern railroad are
making good Roadway, and ut present
about five hundred men and one hum
dred teams are employed. The engi-
neers are rapidly locating the road and
there seems every prospect Of Its be-
ing completed within the time pre-
scribed by the charter; 8" within six
months OskaloOsa and LeavenwOrth
may shake hands by railroad.-Ledr-
euirorfh Times, Oct. Is.