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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1881-06-09
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20

twenty-five internationalists have been
arrested at Naples, charged with consplr-
ing TO overturn special order.
The Irish constabulary have been in
structed to attend fairs and markets and
prevent -Boyco;ting..
Colonel Comeroff's assassin has been de
clared insane by q committee Of physicians
ct Constantinople.
Sixty-four lives were lost BY the found
ering Of q steamer in one of the inland
seas Of Japan.
Judge Dunkin, of the superior court, Of
Quebec, author of the famous Temperance
bill. Is dead.
A German war vessel will be sent to the
coast Of Africa to observe events In the
Transvaal.
making Protestants eligible to seats in the
chambers.
Herr Strassman, an lsrealite, has been
elected president Of the municipal council
of Berlin.
The forthcoming city directory Of Dies
Moines will contain eight hundred new
names.
A Christian liberal club has been formed
AT Berlin, to combat the anti-Jewish agi-
tation.
John RAY, of Dublin, . fellow-prisoner
with Daniel O'COnnell, Is among the dead.
DR.. Frederick J. JObson, the eminent
Methodist divine of London, Is dead.
The Paris police are preparing to sup
press disorder at Blanqui's funeral.
The French iron-clad frigate, Richelieu,
took fire and sank at TOulOn.
The ;hirty-fourth case of cremation has
occurred at Gotham, France.
Cardinel Rene Francois Regnier is dead.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
CRIME.

The supreme court Of Illinois, granted a
repfieve In the case OF Paisey Devine. sen-
fenced to be hung at Clinton Friday for
the murder of Aaron Goodfellow at Boom
ington. The arrest at Little Rock. Ark. Of
Harry Williams, Deyine's accomplice in the
murder. was used by Devines attorneys as
an additional argument for the delay in
executing the sentence.
A serious disturbance occurred at Bunce-
ton. twelve miles south of Boonvilie. Mo-,
on Saturday last. between the town con-
stable and some drunken negroes. In at
tempting the arrest of the negroes, who
resisted, John Adams was knocked down
and dangerously cut about the head and
body. His recovery is considered doubtful.
A. j. Thomas was hanged at Waila
Walla, W. T.. on the 9Th inst. for the muir
der Of c. w. Brumfeld and for completely
in the murder of Amanda Shanks in JanT-
airy last. He confessed the crimes AMI ey-
onerated his wife, who is imprisoned for
completely in the murder of Ms. Sharks.
There were 81 homicides committed in
San Francisco last year. some Of them Of
peculiar atrocity. and not one "T the perpe-
traitors has yet been convicted.
Counterfeit ive-dollar and twenty dollar
gold pieces are said to be numerous IN sac
ramento, Cal. The city Is also foJd,d
with spurious ten-cent pieces.
Phelps, the New York state treasury
defaulter, Is said to be diving in the Albany
2enitentiary. His mind j. completely
battered.
At Pembroke, Me-, Warren LangmOre. a
child 9 years of age, has been indicted for
the murder Of Freeman Wright, aged
years.
Greenfield, the famous 0swcgo county
wife-murderer, is TO be hanged on Febru-
airy IL, nj Syracuse, n. Y.
Burglars blew open the safe in the post
Office at Cory, Pa, and secured $1,000 i'm
currency and stamps.
Arthur Murphy was hanged at Pendle-
French.
Douglass Woods shot and killed Leland
Tansell near louisville, Ind, Saturday
night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
Remarkabls Occurrence.

A case Of recovery after apparent
death d recounted by a Swedish news
paper. A landed proprietor in the
neighborhood Of Christiania recently
died, after a short Illness. His body
had been laid in the coffin, the lid Of
which. however, was not screwed down,
in q room where some firewoOd hap
pened to be kept. The evening of the
same day the widow sent her daughter,
a child ten years old, into the room tc
get some firewood, and as the child was
hastily gathering the wood she heard
her name called In low voice. She
sprang down stairs in alarm, and sever.
al persons hurried up to the room to
find the supposed dead man in perfect
possession of his senses. and apparently
quite well, although dreadfully shocked
at finding himself in a coffin. He de
scribed his sensations on recovering
consciousness as those of an awakening
from q pleasant and refreshing sleep.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS.

The captured bands Of Chiefs Gall and
Crow are on the march to Fort Buford.
Allison. the scout and diplomat. left Pop
lar Greek agency on Thursday, 10 arrange
for the capiinlation OF Sitting Bull. whose
party Is the only one remaining outside
tie control Of the military authorities.
Prince Hannibal. the son Of an African
king. was frozen TO death in the recent
storm AT WarrrntDn. Va. lie owned slaves
before the war. and retained them after its
close. HIS devotion Ia the south caused
his Imprisonment for some month, IN the
old capitol a; Washington.
Governor Murray. of Utah. has issued
r certificate of election 20 Allen q. Camp
bell. as delegate To congress. protest
was made that the apostle Cannon, who
had the largcs: vote. was not naturallzed.
and had been living in roly.aaiy. contrary
to the laws nf the United States.
Captain James b. Eads has arrived at
New Orleans by Mexican war steamer.
He has been given the right To bnild ship
railway across the lsthmus of Tehuante-
pee. with one million acres of land on the
Pacifi, side. ten years being allowed To
complete TIE work.
A match syndicate. with a capital Of
S2a00.e0. and headquarters at New Haven,
Conn. Ten large factories have been con-
solidated. with the intention of controlling
the American market. They pay the gov
eminent S3-aO.0O9 per annum for stamps.
Petitions Ia congress are being numer-
onSly signed by the business men Of New
York and EostOn. for the appointment OF
commissioners To prepare n treaty of re-
ciprccity between the United States and
the British provinces.
Gabriel White, living near Anchor City,
in the Black Hills. had his feet so badly
frozen q few nights ago. that both will
have to he amputated. He says they were
frozen while Il" was in bed and covered up
with two blankets.
The presidents Of several narrow gauge
railroads in the west and southwest are
moving for q consolidation of their inter-
ests. with the intention of making a con-
tinuous line from Toledo to the Rio
Grande.
The list regiment of the New York Ma
tional guard will leave that city on Feb
lanccrs of Boston. To witness the Mardi-
Gras festivities at New Orleans.
First i'm the field for st. Patrick's day
are the Irish societies Of Boston and vicin-
ity. who have voted to listen tn a lecture
on that anniversary, and remit the pro
ceeds To the land league.
Farmers wives are now summing up the
results of their efforts during the past year.
Ms. William Hatcher of IOlO county Cal,
steps to the front with S320.jo received for
eggs and butter.
Twelve American Union Telegraph men
We're arrested. Tuesday. at Elizabeth. Y.
j.. for interfering with the Western Union
wires, and held in $500 bail each to appear
for examination.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
ID. y. SMITH.
The Sun FOR 1881.

EVERYDAY reads THE SuS. In the editions oi
:his newspaper throughout the year to come every
body will find:
reader will get the greatest amount Of information
with the least Improbable expenditure Of time am
eyesight The SUN long agodiscovere,i the golden
mean between redundant iuiness and unsatisiar
tory breyity.
H. Much Of that sort of news which depend
less upon its recognized Importance than upon IT,
interest 10 mankind. From morning 20 m9rnin-
Tur >t< prints ! continued story Of the lives %!
real men and women, aud Of their deeds, PLAN
loves hates and troubles. This story Is NOR
varied and more interesting than any romane'
that was ever devised.
ILL., Good writing in every column. and fresh
ness originality accuracy, aud decofurn IN tn
treatment ofevery subject,
". Honest eomm.nts The SuS's habit Is I"
speak out fearl.ssly ab..,I; men and thing.
V. Equal candDr in dealing with political party
ami equal readiness 10 command what : praise
worthy or To rebuke vhai is biamable In Democrat
or Republican.
vi. Absolute independence Of partisan orrani-
xations but unwavering 10y atty u true Democrats
principles. THE SUS believes tina; the Govern
which the Constitution gives u Is good o ~
keep. Its notion Of duty Is to resist 10 Its ut
most power the efforts Of men in the Republican
party TO set up another form Of government IL
place Of that which exists. The year ISL ans
the wears Immediately following will probably de-
eide this supremely important contest. THE SrS
believes that the victory will be with the psopis
as against the Rings for monopoly. the Ring foi
plubder and the Ring- for imperial power
Our terms follows:
For IN. Daily srS n four-page sheet oftwenty-
eignt columns, the price by mail poet paid, Is ID
cent. n month. or $3.50 year: or, ineln'iing IN
Sunday paper, an sisht-page sheet Of hi'y.l. ,,i
year, postage paid
The Sunday edition Of THE sUN is also furnish
ed separately at $40 Il year. postage paid.
The price Of the WEEKLY suS. eight pages, hhy
six columns. il - 4 year, postage pad. fDr clubs
Of ten sending $40 We will send an extra copy
free Address I. ". EssIAsn.
Publisher Of The srs. New York City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
FOREIGN.

Blanqui, the French conspirator, was
followed to his grave by procession Of
thirty thousand Parisians. Roch.fcrt at
tended the funeral, and Louis Michel was
one Of the principal speakers.
Watson Walters fell on the street of To-
rontO, while intoxicated, and piece of a
clay pipe which he had in his mouth was
forced through his cheek. Erysipelas set
in, and he died Saturday.
BeacOnsfield took an early opportunity
to declare, I'm the house Of lords. that the
accession Of the Gladstone government
has unsettled everything in Europe, and
also in Ireland.
Private advices from Crete report ris-
ing and ferment Of revolution there, and
the determination TO seize the opportunity
of a rising in Greece TO throw off the OF
toman yoke.
The officers Of the Tralee branch of the
Irish land league have been arrested on
charge Of sedition. for having passed a
resolution to Boycott a citizen named
Canes.
Bonds of the Northern Pacific road, To
the amount of Sl0Oo0.c00. having been put
on the market I'm London. the subscriptions
were found to be quadruple the sum de
sired.
The pope has conferred upon Rev. DIR.
Pacifico A. Neru, of Philadelphia. the
father generalship Of the order of st. Au-
gustine, with headqurters i'm Rome.
A mob Of three hundred persons forced
the prison doors at Entire Rios, in the Ar
gentine Republic, and cut TO pieces four
slaves charged with murder.
On the visit Of the king and queen of
Italy to Palermo. fifteen persons were
seriously injured by the fall of staircase
In church.
The Manitoba wave vented its rage on
northern Mexico, last month. The cotton
crop Of Durango Is thought to have been
destroyed.
The ship Indian Chief was wrecked near
the entrance to the Thames river. Eigh-
teen persons were drowned and eleven
saved.
Over one hundred rifles were stolen
from an arm0ry in the vicinity of London.
Dublin gunshops still do an immense busi-
ness
There IL Q depth Of three feet Of snow
on the level In Prince Edward island. while
on the main land there are not three inches
The batteries Of artillery stationed at
Dublin are not permitted IN march into
the country for exercise without an escort
The Marquis de Potestad-Fc rnari. Span.
Nh Mfulstef % the United States, left
England for washington, ON Saturday.
The pottefies In the suburbs Of Montreal.
Monday, damaged $1,000 by FIRE.
The German police have discovered q
new secret organization Of socialists, ex-
tending over the whole empire
A force Of three hundred Beers has enter
ed Natal and occupied strong position
on the road to the Tran:yaA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
WASHINGTON.

The Indian appropriation, as agreed nm
o. by the committee, sets aside A,5a6.sG6,
Of which amount &350U0 Is for the trans
p0rtation Of supplies.
Senator Ferry's bill In regard to the life
saving service authorizes seven new sta
tons and houses of refuge on Lakes SUI
perior and Michigan.
Representative George B. Loring has
been elected president of the Massachusetts
State Republican association in Washing
ton.
Superintendent Walker will ask for an
appropriation Of 100000 to complete the
census work.
Mime. Outrey, wife Of the French minis
ter, Is very i'll with whooping cough in
Washington.
Secretary GoM took the oath of Office on
Friday. and participated in the session Of
the cabinet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
Travelling Etiquette,

The fashionable girl now lays her
head on the shoulder of her male COM
panion when travelling. according to a
Cincinnati Enquirer writer, who says:
"The incest girls do it. and they are so
demure. SO innocent, so unconscious in
their manner that nobody could deem
the ractice harmful. They have the
unconcerned air Of using pillow.
This would have been reprehensible
year ago: now fashion and mothers
permit it. But the man must not so
far forget himself as to slyly hug the
girl. If he does. she pops bolt upright,
and will lean to him no more forever.
That is new but approved etiquette"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
CASUAL.

Darius Allen. lawyer, from GAINESVILLE,
Wis. aged As years, was picked up on the
streets Of Chicago. Tuesday night and
lodged i'm the West Madison station. the
policeman surprising he was intoxicated.
Instead of SOLDERING off, he was found dead
covered that he had been dragged with
opium, piece of which was found in his
pocket. Ii is supposed TO be u suicide.
The ice in the Ohio river at Cincinnati
moved out. Saturday morning. The steam
er General Lyle, valued at $4,000, was
sunk in seven feet Of water. Forty empty
coal bargeS were swept from their moor
ings and distributed for twenty miles
down stream. The latest figures place the
damage at 10000.
On Saturday night a mail train on the
Richmond and Danville road ran into a
rock slide near Lexington, n. c.. rocking
the engine and postal car. and killing the
engineer and fireman. The postal clerk.
baggage master and a number of passed.
gers were badly hurt.
The breaking of a water-power at Pas
sale, \. j.. will cause the stoppagc Of all
the mills in that city for several weeks.
Damage To the extent Of S61,0o0 has al
ready taken place. and the water supply
of the city is cut off.
A mail train on the Passumrsic road
was thrown from the track, near Newport,
VT. By broken rail. Mrs. Cushing, Of
Keene, \. H.. was killed, and twenty
others more or less iiijure4
A fire at Lancaster, Ohio, destroyed the
drying department of the brentwood works
of Messrs. Neil, Tippet d Killian. The loss
exceeds $4,000. and one hundred men are
thrown out Of work.
The prairie in the region of Fort Robin
son. Nebraska. is covered by frozen SHOW
T. the depth of seven inches. Hundreds az
dead cattle can be seen along the banks Of
the streams.
The Stratford county IN. H. poor house
was destroyed by fire on Friday. One
hundred and sixty persons were in the
building. thirteen of whom are missing.
Loss S10,9oo.
James Conlin. who was blind and deaf.
and over ~ years of age, persisted in flames
which consumed his hollSe. AZ Lebanon,
Wis. dis remains were taken out in four
pieces.
The mutilated body of Charles Robe. p
travelin. cigar salesman. of Chicago. WAS
found alongside the Michigan Central
track, near Kalamazoo. on Saturday mprn-
ing.
Mrs. \. Hayes. an inmate Of the state
hospital for the insane. al -. Peters. Mimi,
was murdered by Mrs. Olive A. Andrews,
another inmate, by choking and beating.
Matthew Cannon. foreman of a packing
house at Sabula. Iowa, got caught ca "a
shaft and was stripped Of his clothing and
dropped dead to the floor.
The burning Of temporary factory be-
longing 10 the Ansonia watch and clock
company. in Brooklyn. y. Y, caused .
loss Of $4,000.
The fine steam four-mill of James An
| drews. ut Mitcliellville. Iowa. has been de-
stroyed by fire. causing loss of $4,000.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20

repeal the tax16n Izposits. sar. Weaver.
Of Iowa, argued that II would be idle 10
say 3 per cent bond could not be iloatesi.
He was opposed 70 long time per cent
bond. Mr.. McMillen, Of Tennessee. adyo-
ested the amendment to tax bombs. Mr..
Frye, Of Maine. after few remarks. said
After further discussion. Mr.. Randall
moved TO strike out 50 much Of the section
Is to make the bonds redeemable in forty
years. After further discussion, the COM
mittee rose, and the house adjourned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
COMMERCIAL.

KANSAS CITY-Grain-NO. 1, winter
wheat. cash. 9iI.c: January, CSC; febru.
ary. a5c: No. = do. cash. ssc: January,
ss3<c; February, Ssc: March, Ssssc: No.
3do. cash. size; January, ss'sc. February,
&c: March. s5e. Rye-No. 2 % Oats,
eash. No. ., mixed. :olsc january, 9stc.
February, 3oil: March. 'hhc; May, 35l5c.
PHoDUcF-Butler. good 10 choice, l5't
1sc; medium. 1Oalic: Eggs, 22d
30: per dozen. Chickens, drawn
6d7c. undrawn 6d7c. per ID. Tur-
keys. drawn. 9Celoc. undrawn. sd9c per
n. Cheese, ?d1Oc: for prime Kansas.
Hides. dry flint, No. !, 1917; green,
No. 9, 1atdI3c. POtatOes.per busL., 1880.
quality. Hay $4,000 i0-IOt per ton baled.
LIVE SroCK-Choicc native steers. ex-
ira hea.y, SI.lJ,d7.70: good do, 800 to
1.iOcits.. average, S3.6Otd3s5: butchers
steers, S3.37LI; feeders, S-3s2td3sJ; good
native cows $500 AS; medium TO COM
mon. do, $500 @2.Jo: bulls and stays,
S2.Wd3s0: mich cows, s2Od35; calves.
sa:eais.oo. Hogs. choice packers. si.i5
Clio; medium to common grades.
No transactions.
ST. LouIs-Wheat. cash. No. 2. red. S1.03
@S1.9I: January. S1.0lif: February,
Si.Gsi; March Sl.c6st: No. 3, do, Si.00;
No. do. ?9c. Corn. cash size; Oats,
cash. 3315c. Rye. SIC.
CHICAGO Wheat. No. 9, red, 9sc;
NJ. >, spring. Sl12dl.Ieiz, cash: January,
Corn. cash, 3sszc: January, 37Isc. Oats
cash. II &c Rye. zoe. Barley. Sl.03.
New YoRK-Wheat. No. . Chicago, SIZE
td11I No. 9, red, Si.lsst. Corn, cash
5iistdSs,sc: Oats, mixed western, 4Sc :
white 4GCd zoe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20
Executors NetIee.

NOTICE IL hereby given that letters testament
~ tary ON the estate Of VIM J. Ward, deceased
we're granted 20 the un3enixned on the
:,h day Of January, A. D. lisa, BY the Protete
Court Of Saline County. Kansas- Nou all per-
son. having claims against said eseste are hereby
notified that they must present the ,same 10 the
upde rsigned for allowsDce, within one year from
the date Of said lestefs, OF the nay BE preciuded
from any heneAt Of such estate snd that II such
claim be not exhibited within three yean amer the
date Of such letten they sAal1 Be forever barred
LIZZIE WARD,
BIZ. ROBINSON,
January sth, lsu- Ss-Sv.
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NOTICE = hereby given ttsf on the sth DAY NJ
IL January ISL. petition sI-ugsi by J@kn u q.
Moore ard eleven 9th. J., w1s rits, Tled g. 80
Bard Q. Coa1iy tD-1riis ii-ss ~ Sac tsl-4.y sgl
state Aforesaid. pfa..ng i'- tl- .eeltlr- Of
tain rpai described o. ioii,v.. si-s N"i4l'''iet-
a: the south-east ro-tcr 81 tn .f-i----i 4asTl
Of section -, township l.. fsnc- vtsi. their.
north our-hsif mile .ktEee " - tEa miles. b. q
tween sections u and 2. l. and 3 . q r'-sf run
ing north on section slsSal ; OPP n q.
Whereupon said roald - .tn.y M so, =
ers appointed the following n.ri'd IsIs. o.. VIZ
James Smith, =. Robinson aid T. f1fEftt, -
viewers with Instruction. to Meet iu conjunction
with the County surveyor. Al the aI'l~e Il T. Hob
inson, In Liberty township. on WclHr-lsay. tl-
lssh day OF March. A. D. Isl. aEd piLc-ei 10 vi-p
said road, and give To all parties hc-fin--
BY order OF the Beard u; gouuiy COMMISSIONER.
JU-. NUGE nj.
gnusfx CLERK
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-01-20

While ten men watch for chances
one man makes chances; while tel
men wait for something to turn up
enc turns something up: so. while ten
fail, one succeeds and is called mar
Of luck.
An agricultural paper says: "Don'i
60 straight from the COW stable into
the milk room" OF course not better
take turn around the pump or joir
the hired girl in walk through the
orchard
In the great retail stores in Phila.
delphia. pneumatic tubes have been in
troduced to do the work of cash boys
and the festive "saleslady" no longer
yells leash" in the spiteful way that has
been her wont.
At a London bazaar lady recently
handed round her baby to he kissed BY
the visitors at sixpence each, and q
grim bachelor said the receipts would
have doubled if spanking could have
been substituted.
A German boy. who could not SPEAK
a word of English, travelled alone from
his home in the fatherland to an Iowa
town. He had on his breast a big
placard with the words. "Please direct
this hoy TO Monticello. Ia"
Beware of judging character by SIN
gle deeds. and he even reticent in judg-
ing at all. Only perfect sympathy, by
which we can see things from another's
standpoint and forget for the time
our own, can enable us to do justice.
Teacher with reading class: Boy
treading) "And as she sailed down
the river" Teacher: "Why are ships
called .she'g' Boy (precociously alive
to the responsibilities Of his sex): BE
cause they need men to manage them"
Toddlekins is a very small man in
deed. but he said he never minded II
at all until his three boys grew to be
tall. strapping young fellows and his
wife began to cut down their old
clothes 10 fit him. And then he said
he did get mad.
DR. Lyman Beecher, on returning
home from church one Sabbath, said
he felt he had done very poorly. Said
one of his boys, "Whv father. / thought
you were never in better trim; you just
shouted out to EN-" AYE. aye, re-
piled Mr.. Beecher. ..that's it exactly:
when I'm not prepared always holler
ct the top Of my voice"
When an eastern man goes to Color
ado he is called .'tenderfOOt" until he
has been stabbed, shot at. engaged ip a
free fight. fallen down mine, kicked
by mule, and chased by a vigilance
committee. Then they admit he is
getting used to the country. and when
he kills his man Ne is looked unou q
\ citixen.