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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-12-21

AStSpSL ttN HeiVaittBSk SSuktiNw<
Rems9orf, 20. 9e;. - ans &odeiter
ipirb gsmelOet, oab Die oortise yStaotz
Sanf" ibre 3ablungeu eingeiteljt bat. Sbre
Yaiitpa iolen iid auf iiber $500,0O0 be!auz
fen, ullb miro Dem Yrdiibentell, @barles 8.
Upton, uorgeworfer, baB er OieIen Setrag
ourh Spefulatiou ueridlsubert babe. =
Selbitceritdnblid berridt III Todeitsr groee
Nufregung.
&odefer, I.,y., 90. December. Der
TrGlbeat Der ,Staot- Saut," s. s. Upton,
bat ungefGbr $3.50, 900 Der @elber Der Banf
III Spefulationen in Sel benust unb uerz
loren, llnb oaS Snifitut nuBte Sesbalb feline
.Sablungen einftellen. Sie Sepoitten Der
Bant belaufeu iih auf 100000. Upton
mar Sd)atmeiiter ber opaleSi03eie oes
peitlid]en SEEM y)orf'S, uno beponirte Die
Sonbs berielben in Der Vanf, pelder aud
BON oeridiebeneu Sparbanten Der Staot be-
oeutenoe Summen aneertraut maren.
s. Bred Berfins, bey Intpalt, unb elmer
Der Sireftoren Der falliten Sant geben an,
oab iie nod Dor einem MoHate bic Yanf fir
uollfommen geiuno gebalten bdtteu. *Ote
llrlafen bes 53nIammenftMr;eS iinb Die Spei
frlationen oeS Hrafoentsn 8. Y. Upton IN
Del. &iir3lid ipefulirte er nod nit Sunz
berttauienoen bon SGiiern. Sor ungefahr
2 ooer gSOdeu trat cine beoeutenbe &eoufz
tion Der Yreiie eir, urlb Upton entnabm oas
@elb aus Der Sanf, I'm ieinsn Serluit gu
beden. Spdter murben bie SireftOreu be-
nad)riGttgt, SaB Die oIn.erican grdlaugez
Sanf" Die Innabne Der anpeiiungeu Der
DStabtsSanf" uermeisere.
Nrdiibent Upton erfldrte, SaB er 100000
idu!be unb @runb sgiyenthIm i'm gTertbe
uon $150,000 beiibe, iuelaes er Der Sant 5u
IberidJreiben periprad). Gr bielt leoo4 nid)t
@ort, unb cine porgencmmeue uuteriu6uug
ergab, baB Elm GROCER Sbeil ieiueS Serm0s
gems auf ben Jtameu ieiner 5rau itaub. Sas
9ireftorium beidloB Johann, Die Suume
BON 500, 900 ;uiarmen 81 briuger, NIB bas
nit bas Sunt9eifGft ohne Upton fortsuiiibz
ren, tuas iebod) aufgsgebeu mnrbe, 10 balo
Ieffgeite!lt mar, baB Upton Der 8anf Die
Sulune bon $3.50, 900 iduIcet. @s perlautet,
oaB Upton geftern G6euO nod 5000 aus
bet Sant ae;ogen babe. Die Staot bat feiue
Gelbsr in Der faltiten Sauf, jsood wiro bas
County idtuere Serlufte erleioeu.
&o fer, N.=Y., 20. DECEMBER. -
0as Bantbaus @illiam s. Moore fteIte
beute in 5oige bes Salii6ementS Der nStabtz
RQnf" ieiue 9ahluuceu elm.
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q RI IN B.
Die w wprefsu6e.

9ubGin, 90. 0e3ember.-R -Ridter 9alp'
ion bemerfte geitern abeub BET Der S4luBs
Situng bes GrimtHalseridtes BON @oua
naugbt, baB er feines Der Seroitte Der 9es
idpolenen tabeln f0nne. g8euH Die 9e'
idnoreuen aller irii6en Gertdte ibre Bft6'
ten ebenio geipi6enbaft perieber fpiiroen,
bann rpirb, ben Rorbtbateu uns ionfttgen
geIeteslbertretungen balb i'm gausen 0auoe
elm @ube geradt rperbeu.
gii6asl Slenu, Der leste ber Der Grnor'
tung Der griioer Subbp gu 9olgb angetlags
ten RGnner, murbe beute ebenfaas Ibera
fiibrt uub gum Eobe am 8algeu (aal II.
Sanuar) oerurthetlt.
Sslpun bemerfte, als oas llrtbeil BON 8tds
ter iiber ibu aus9eiprOden NOR: sd baute
Sbuen - i'd bin ebenio berett, tn ben COB,
pie mad, Sauie gu gsbeu. SD pinide Sbnen
aqen einen guten Gag."
Nrretur i'm 6rpBen.
9ublin, 90. 9e5ember.-SierSig iunse
2eute tpurSsn beute arrettrt uno iiber 100
Yerioueu uorgslaben, Dor Den GiilIen su er'
ideineu.
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. e ftrei A II ln9arn.
5is,o i,ber bic c4rppdiId,c paoc.


$tfb, 20. 9e3emtcr. uugariidgsli
1auo:age autluurtete gefsru 9r. Gis,a arf
ctne Az ibu bon Srn. 4pseu gerid)tete Sra
&c, bas bic 3ettunsssSe>idte Setrsffs Der
Se3iebangen bes Reides jgni 2luslauoe gum
ar0bsren 9beite iibertrieber uno falld ieteu.
Ser Srtsseu @urOpa'5 lei ~ teiuer ySeiie
bebrobt.
S5inGeridtet.
2Sien, 30. 0e3ember yadridten BON
Srieit ingsu, 0aB Der Somben 6abritaut
Sperbanf heHte bingertdtet murse.
Gr ;sigte fcinsr!ei 6urdt uno satte nod
wenigs Selnubsu Dor ieinem &teSe. sis
CUR lesten Stunoe wisS er geiitithen Set.
llaHo ab.
8escuisTess sani femeut.
2onoou, 81. 3e3ember. 5ittbarot,
2eNerbdnoler I'll 9Sieu, falltrte mil siHer
Eailioa uOn 500, 600 Biuuo Stertiug.
Gin Sefi,tt i'm ussariicbcu Sueset.
Yeifb, 20. December r.-Su Oem uueari,
ideu 2anotaae muroe heute baS Sii6Bet,
psld)ss ein 9efiiit Ton 1,848, ,307 9utbsu
nadmeiff, nit elmer groSen Nebrbeit arses
nomlr,eu
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Nus Der BmnbesbauptiEaSt.
Beitere 3aslinse fnr sic 5nsiansrie5ule.

@eitere Spslfnae fur sic Sneidnsrid,ue.
@aibiugtou, 90. December. .-Tiinfs
sebn Snbianerfinber bon uerIdiebenen 3eierz
pationen Der SiourzSnotaner tperben beute
Abenb bier eiutrsHen uuo i1orgen inter Der
IufFdt bes Snipeftors Somnibenb mad Der
SnbianarIhule ;u Sanpton, 3d., abreiieR.
slp,ninationen ses prdhsenten.
Der Yrafbeut ianote II. u. beute folgenoe
Homtnationen an ben Senat: Bm. 8. Saz
milton gum Yotmeifter BON @betertowa,
Mb., SiranI 6. Grant gum Poitneifter BON
@olhsborougb, RS, Seroinanb U. Suiber
;ur Regiitrator beS 2dubamteS III Ga @rofe,
g8tac., Sernonn g8. Stoue gum ginnebuIer
BON 0ffentliden @elbefu ;u 8enion, Vtinn.
Sas ,,pei6e Saus" ipieser sepHnet
0as ,,uei6e Saus" tpurbe beute gum er.
fen Nlale ieit Guguit tpieber fir bas Bubliz
finn geofinet. Die Hepnraturen iinb beenbet.
BrGfbeut Irtbur enpfiug uerid)iebene Yer-
Ionen. Der erite 0ffentlide Gnlpfang piro
am yieujahrstage itattfinoen.
sie eeuiGana'sr eorterie uns sie eofibebprss.
General Bingham, Soriisenber bes 9ausz
Counties fir Yofiueien, bat ben 9eneral.
Bofimeiiter erlud)t, ibm ale auf bic aebers
lieferuug uou Bof>aupsiiuuSeH uub regt.
firirtsu Brisieu beiIglide 9OrreipOnbenien
III Iberienbeu.
Die gendturrn @crmau une Sapis Dor Gem
binan, @pmitc.
Die Senatoren 9orman (Mb.) uuo OauiS
(@. sSirs.) sridisnen beute Dor Dem 6inan,'
9omite bss Seuats unb legteu gegeu biz
Serabiesuus bes Giniubrsolles aui bitumi.
noie sobleu proteit eiu. Ste Ipra9eu GeiSt
ibre 4nfht babiu aus. oab Der ieeise .3o0
taum biureideno iet, bic Sobleu-Snbufrtt
oes 9anbss 81 idiiter, etue 9srabiesuuG
Ssiielben absr btsie SnouRrte eauslta oer
nt6ter rueree,
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Cine Rere ees wstnifsrprdnrertsn Repretis.
&om, 20. 9e,. - Sn Der 9eputtrteu:
Rnmmer 'pcrtbeibigte bcute StguOr 0epfe=
tts in eiuer glauSenOen Gtebe Die bon i9.n in
Sdmurs8iG. 8ieielbe inuO!uirs tejne Be
eintrddtiaung Der libsraleu $rirsipierl-ber
Sdmur lei einfad MIR eiue gegeuIeittge
&erpfidtuug ;miiden benz S0nLge uno ben
Geprdientauten Der giation. Seine tbeale
&egieruugsform iet cine conititutiOncGe MO.
narGie. 9as Saus Sauopen Babe ietner
Neinung mad nod INNER ale SerIprehrn.
gen erfiint, uno es lei itberieu9t, baB es otc'
ielbeu aud) in I3utunft bultsn ruetSe. Sigaor
9eprstts' 9teoe iuIrbe nit groBea Seifaut
aufgeuom,Ien.
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. SpGnicrt.
Refc,meu, aber feline Ssrdnseruns rrr

Rsfr,meu, obsr feline Ssrdnserums Der Gonitis
tution
glaorio, 90. December. - Su Scr De-
puttrtsr,&armer ertiGrte beute Der llnter=
SefretGr oeS NiniiieriEmS 0eS Sruern, Sab
bic 8eaierung Die In bsm Brogrnmme beS
Mar'daus @errano entbnIteucn GciOrmer
nusiibren, Die Seriaifung uber teines
faIs Gnoern piiroe. or appeDirte al
bic liberule Yartei fidI rm oen EbrOn gu
idnaren unb gegen Die GipiyattOreu Der De
publttGner iu proteitiren.
Rabrto, 90. 9e3embcr. - Sn ser beu=
ttgen SiBung Der @OrteS erueuerte Scnor
9lOret bon ser mOnardiihen Qinfen Die QOpas
litGtS @rfIarurg Der aubGuger BON Wiarz
ihau Serrano nit FOLDER SGdrme, oaB thm
ein ertbuiiuftiider Gpplau8 bon ben @aues
ris'n, uOn Der SppoittiOu uno ielbit oOn oem
9iiuifcrtiid)e gu She'll wurOe. Die 3ettuus
gen ertidreu, oaB oie 9EeOe oes Senor Wtorct
ejnen urgebeureu GinSruf Guf Die Galait,
partei, ioluie OaS au8enetue Bublitnm ma.
deu iuiro.
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GMropdiG6e Sa6ef6ert6te.
Ieuti d lamb.
Raiier @ilbelu,


Serliu, 90. DECEMBER. - Der aaiier
bat fd idou faft ganSlid BON Der idwereu
GrtGltung, on Der er lit, erholt.
Die SerbeHeruns Der 9Sefer.
Serltn, 90. 0e3ember. - Ser, wte
idon gefern gemeloet, bereits fertis geteate
Blan CUR Serbeferung bes unteren Weierz
laufes gebt babtn, baE bic 9Seier bis Sre<
men fir Sriegsihifie fahrbar seuadt, ntttz
bin Don Der bisberisen 2teie bon e. auf
1918 Sub gebradt iueroen ioa. Die Sos
ten iitr Die Sertiefung bes SlubbetteS uno
oas Gbidneioen Der groBsn Sriimmung, I'M
bic Slntbmele Su stutngen, bOber htnauf 81
9eben, iperben auf sc, 900, 900 Start geddbt,
bic sur SGlfte BON Bremen geSablt, CUR Salfte
bonn beutiden Heide iiberuonlrleu uer6eu
inlien. Sails 2etteres Nuitano uimnt, eineu
Sbeil III iibernebnler, iou man tn Sremer
&eaterungSfreiIe NIT Der Nbid]t umgebeu,
alleiu ben Ylau 3ur Ourdfihrung III brtns
gen. Tie Nrbeit mirb luabrldeiulid iedls
Sabre in Nniprud uebmeu. Die SoIeubung
bes Ylanes miro bent Sanoel ;pilden Srez
men unS Netusyprf eiuen nnsebeWen Inf'
idmnug stben.
Der 6aifer Don Susians fommt nid,t nad
Seutfdbldne.
SerItn, 20. December. - Der beabs
ftti9te geiud bes aaiiers BON HublanO lift
bis ndfiteu Serbif aufgeidoben. Die 8ro.
uuug beiielbeu if fir anfaug udditen CONT
mer in IuSIibt genonnlen.
Ssutid,lans uns Hualans
Berltn, 90. 9e;ember. - 0ie ,,8OrOs
beutide .3eitung" iast i'll Sesug auf siueu
Qrtiiel i'll Der Mostauer r@aSette, oas Gius
perusbmeu Swiidcn 9entidlauo uno &uBs
lamb betrsfenb, baB Der Sefud Oes Sru. 9e
@iers in Sar;in bel Bring Sismard In gan;
9eutidlano bsifdllig aufgenOmmeu luor0eu,
uno baB bic psrionlid)e Greunbidlait ;pts
ifen Srn. D. 9tsr8 uno Brin5 Sismard
uur Elm natiir!ther IuSorud on freuuos
idaftlideu Se3ie9aHgeu 3wiideu betcsMNdns
Nnt.l inf
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marlt uue Sprie.

QiperpooL 20. 0e5v 1870 NaAm. -
8oummOlle: WiitteliOrte Sberldnoer So
DO. Retus Orleans 6 l!16. 0teSerfs '"betru.
oeu 10000 Ballen, SpetuiatiOu In @uSs
fubr 1000, 3uiubr 1920, idmmtli4 ne
ritautide.
QonSou, 20. 0sembsr.-Ser. Staaten'
Sbliaationen: APPROX. 1913, Ditto 4ispro3.
1854, DO. uerldnssrte 5sprO3. 1054.-&. & y.
gp. 51l, DO. 2. 1T, Grte al, 90. 2. 1901,
N..g. Central 1851, SllS. Central Isl,
Bernf. Central 69t. 8snotug 2St. Ontario
@eferu 27t, WilwarteeeSt. Banl Common
liz.
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Rpr ernt Tribunal.
81 iris II d c 6.
3pplf Gurppder mahaFrirt.

9oubon, 90. 9eseuber.-Set Dem De
ardbntb zines eiugeborenen Sauptltn9S 81
QogoS an Der @eftiife BON airtta tam eS 81
einem auiitanbe, bel benz SwOlf Gnropael
mahafrirt purben.
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Tranfrei d..

Die Sotstn Ger GrptoiIcn anf heni ..wRont
Salerten."
Yarts, 20. DECEMBER. Der frau
en-, peldbs bet ber Grplofou tn Der Batro'
ueu.5abrtt aui benz rUtont Salsrtsn" am
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Ieitta9ss 2ti,jei9en.
@laf. Sherisan S @ilipm,

GjubcnbsIBer unb 8erieuoer bon big Sein',"
Gsprge's Greefer. Gumberlaneer unn Sastobs
ncuen gomptpirsn Er. 8 unb 8. Bolt Oftee'Soes
nile, i'm @ebdube Der Chamber of Commerce" um9es
so9su. Die 8iireaur in 9lr. IL. Carbohydrates fne
(30L5)
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6 pp ten.
Gepptiibe 6alantcrie.

Cairo, 20. Scsembcr. - @eiifru fam eS
bier 3u aufgeregten Sccner oaourf, oaB
mebreren &btbeilungen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Der Ssfebl ertbeilt puroe, IN Den Sarsms
nod ben !uegen politiid)er Sergeber Serurs
tbeilten gu iuden, 6eren Gtgenthum auf anz
orbnuug be8 &beoiue confi83trt poroen 1T.
gs bieB, oa6 mebrere Der Serurtbetiten fih
in ibren Saren1s oerborgeu btelten. 2te
Gadjen 6raugen in 2ebtere, uno Die Braueu
mur6en tniulttrt uno ibnen perbotsn, tbre
@cmG6er III perlaiien. Die 6rau Ali Beb
mus mar 10 entriiltet iiber bic ibr gu Shetl
getporbene 8ebaublung, ba6 fte, alsoer Sles
btue 3ufdQig porbeitam, auf bic StraBe elite
uno ibn NIT Tortpiirfen iiberbGuite. Sn
Eolge 9eIien uno sa aud uOu anberer Sette
Sem ahebioe Sorlpiirfe gema9t nnr6en, lut@
Serriaf man Die unIpriinglideu Qnorouuu8en
uno lieb bic Sraueu unbelQftigt. Ille polls
tiiden @efangcuen in Oamiette fIi6 5eute
freigelaIien pOroen.
9Irabi aafdba.
aGeranbria, 20. 9eSember. .-0aS IN
arabiider Spradje eriGetnenoe Slatt oGl
4hram" theilt nit, Grabi YaidG toerOe elm
Sabresgelb BON $500 bis $4,000 erbalten.
Die @attin arabt Baifa'S rptrO ibrem
Shame nnmittelbar uah ibrer balb gu ers
fpartenoen Jtteoertuntt na9 eeeSoa III Sttl
folgeu.
Sin eneliIGsr Sfii;ier iOG als @bei oes
Stabes uno NIT Dem Nonge eiHes Sberlt'
2ieuteuants ued oem Cuban abgeid)tdt
per6en.
Sur ecm Tribunal.
Gleraubria, 20. 0esember. 9aiian
0iouIiaselsafab, Suleiutan Oavuo uno Saio
@anseel fuo bier angefoniuen uao tperoen
morgeu uuter Der 4nfiaGe, oil Dem Wahatre
unb ber Branotiftnug in aleranbria tbeilBes
nommea III buben, Dor Elm Sriegsgertft ge'
felt tperben.
Sran;6hitjs SeSsrsicn.
8aris, 20. December. - 0G5 Sournal
,Tepublique 6raueaiie" fest ietne heIttgeu
angriffe auf Guglano fort nuo propbeiett
ben Seblitlas BON 2Oro Dniierin'S WtiIiton
in Ggppten.
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Gefesrap6tf6e 9epe(&et,.
QSicSer Elm sepaltiecr Banfera6.

(9eri4tc ser ,,afpcirten 9reiie fir ben ,,GsItiae
eorreiponben.sgI
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29er oas Dii.tsl sebraudt bat, Tags, ba6
Halc's Honey of IIorehound and Tar bet
allen getoen ber atbuurgSOrgane iuraOer.
bar bstliam, unS baB ietue gBtrtrng etue
urgsW6bulid ifueue 1T. G8 enthdlt NtatS,
buS ben Ragen fl3rsu t0nnte; aud bat ss
siueu auBerorbcutlih angenebmen @e'
ldlmad.
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HOREHOlDHD&1AB
j3ur Setluag Uou
GrfdltisnSen, Ntbem=
@eihiperSen uus alien Sat8s,
2nftr0brems uuc &uus
SenlsiSen, tpstehe sur
9 d. irbIu
fmhren.

0tties nutriiglife Setlmittel 6elebt aus
Dem Sc1!g sss weiBen &nborR- Strauhee
in d)cmiidsr &erbiubung NIT 2Ieer Bal
lam, oer ans bem 9ebensfafte bes 8alb-
baumes Su!iun=Suure seSOgeu sptrO, Ober
nit lcad.Ba!iam.
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Yerliu, 90. DECEMBER. - Ser aaiier
bot fd idou iuif gGn5lid BON oer idnereu
Grtdltung, an Der er lttt, erbolt.
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Silr De Srdj;o.

Yaris, 90. DECEMBER. - Der nEele
graph" beridtet, oaB Die &eaieruus oem
uadit cine Sermtligung BON 100000 Srcs
inr Sedung Der De Sra8Os@rpeSttiou II
Afrita foroern mirS.
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S(ffpn's NusfaaeH,

SIN DifiOn= Yro;eiie bssauu beute ote Ser
theiotsung, ibrs 5euaeu 5u peruebH,eH. Did
ion telbit runrbe auf ben .3eusenItauo berufeu.
Gr leugnete einfad, irseuo eineu 9eidDos
renen bes lesteu SternrouteuzB Bro;ei1es be-
etnfluBt oSer oas Seroitt Der Sur9 mad ets
qeueu1 @efaGeu forulultrt IN babeu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-26
Mothers Mothers ! f! Mothers III!

Are you disturbed at night and brok.
en- Of your rest by sick child suffer
ing and crying with the excruciating
pain ofcutting teeth? If so go ut once
and get bottle of Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer mni-,iiately-de-
pend upon II: there il no mistake about
1t. There is no; a mother on earth who
has ever used il, who tell youwill no
at once that il will regulate the bowels,
and give rest TO the mother and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic. 1t is perfectly safe to use in
all cases. and pleasant to the taste. and
IL the prescription OF one of the oldest
and best female physicians and nurs-
ca in the United States. Sold every
where d bottle. ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-26
Medicine Given Az av

The fairest proposition yet brought
to our notice, is now made by the pro-
prietors of DIR. KINGS New Dissolve
RY for consumption, that great remedy
which is producing such stir all over
the land by its many marvellous cures;
positively curing asthma, hay fever,
bronchitis, dry hacking coughs, severe
colds, Group. hoarseness, sore throat,
difficulty Of breathing, phthisic,
quinsy. or any chronic or lingering
disease Of the throat or lungs. They
do not ask you to buy, but request you
to call on Oscar Seitz and get trial
bottle free ofcost. which will convince
you what d regular dollar hottie will
do. AS you value your existence you
ammo, afford to let this chance pass.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-10-26
Gypsum vsilsy Farmer Cisb.

The Gypsum Valley Farmers Club
met at the residence Of DR.. F. H. Van
Eaton Saturday evening, October 2lst,
1882 The evening being pleasant, We
were made happy by meeting many OF
our friends from Salina and various
parts of the county. II being time for
snnual election OF officers the follow
ing persons were elected for the en-.
suing year Directors, Geo. Hixon,
Geo. White, Fred Rogers, Ralph
Thwing. Benjamin F. Whitehead !;
Pres. Geo. White; Vice Prea., DR.. F.
H. Van Eaton Sec, John &. willis :
Treas. Mrs. r. Thwing: Club reporter.
Carrie Gillum. After the inaugural
address. c. Gillum read an essay, sub
ject, ''Social Influence" Jennie Roy
ers read q poem entitled, I'VE can
make Home happy" Lulu Van
Eaton also read . selection entitled
"Nell." Geo. w. Hixon read . we'll
prepared club paper. the Advocate,
after which the club adjourned to
meet at H.C. Gillum's, November 18th.
1859. Program for the evening-select
reading, Ina Thwing and Allie 0illum.
essay, John Willis club paper. T. d.
w. Manchester; subject for discus-
sion, stock.feeding-H.C. 0illum to
open the discussion. r. d. W. Man.
chester, F. Rogers. and ]. Willis were
appointed 10 select questions for the
year. The Club 10 under great obli.
CATIONS TO Mr.. Eastman, Of 6alina,
for furnishing IN organ fo0 that even
ing, Also 10 his wife, Misses G. Power,
n. Suydam. 1. Pierce and othefD for
. display Of their muslcal talent. We
are always glad to ZEE friends from
Salina, and elsewhere It our club
they are cordially invited to aftend
the Gypsum Valley FarmssB' GLIB.
BEPoD181.
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THE following resolutions adopted
by the Atchison county Republican
Convention are commended to the
careful consideration Of the Republi-
cans Of Saline county:
Resolved, That il is always the duty
and privilege of the Republican party
to give that always wrcngheaded and
wronghearted organization. the Demo
cratic party. whipping.
Resotrcd, That faithful discharge Of
this duty was never more imperatively
demanded by higher considerations Of
decency, Justice, and . proper regard
for the welfare of the State and its peO-
pie, than 1t Is at the present time. We
will, therefore, having nominated a
ticket for county officers, proceed TO
the discharge of this duty with all the
earnestness Of which Republicans are
capahle
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Az address to the colored voters,
purporting to have been signed by
certain prominent colored gentlemen
Of the State-has been sent adrift. II
advises the colored men to vote for
McCabe on the Republican ticket,
but for no other candidate, inasmuch
- Republicans $50 Il alleges) are cut
ting Mct,abe fearfully. In the fipt
place, we believe the address to be
spurious. We don't believe IL Was
ever signed by the gentlemen named.
II II was, they have certainly been
misled, for from the b.st reports we
can obtain McCAbe will run fully up
with his ticket. The colored men win
hssitate long and ven before they
VOTE against the party which has III.
ways been their friend. and for the
PARTY which hss ever been their most
litter and Incorporating enemy.
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me seeupalcAn RAlly.


The Republicans Of Saline county
INDUCED in . grand old love feast yes
terday. Salina was honored - she
was never hopored before. She en-.
joyed the presence Of the two de
tinguished United States Senators Of
Kansas. Her whole peopae-lF.
respective q party Affiliations
were greatly gratiaed that they
were permitted 10 listen to the
eloquence Of her gifted SENATOR 1t
was designed to have the Speaking at
the Park. but the weather was % bad
as to make outdoor speaking impossi-
bic; hence the afternoon and evening
meetings were held In the opera
house. The Modoc Club. Of Topeka,
with the gallant Tom Anderson at
their head was present and did much to
odd to the interest Of the meetinGa.
Our Republicans feel under great obi.
cations to these very pleasant gentle
men Of Topeka, who % kindly rendered
their services. The Lindsborg Band
was also present and treated 10 to
their very excellent music At the after.
noon meeting T. F. Carver. Esq, pre-
sided. and made one Of his very neat
speeches In introducing Senator
Plumb. The hall was well filled
every seat being occupied. For nearly
two hours the Senator spoke In
his usual, argumentative. convincing,
clear.headed style. and the audience
was greatly pleased with his effort.
At the evening meeting. the OPEN
House was crowded - IL never was
before. Capt. J. G. Mohler pre-
sided. Col. J. r. Hsllowell, the
"prince Of Kansas good fellows, ~
made an eloquent. stirring ap-
peal In behalf of the State ticket
which had a powerful effect with the
audience and will dc much good. He
showed up Clicks copperhead, hunt
ing-for-the-State line record In . bril-
liant light, aud made many happy
hits. Senator Ingalls, appearance was
greeted with prolonged applause.
Our brilliant senior Senator never
looked better In his life than he
does now. and his numerous
Salins friends were proud Of him last.
night a he stood before that I'M
lnense audience and In choicest
Queens own" presented the issues
Of the day. His glittering sentences.
his graceful delivery. his refined and
cultured appearance, his grand voice
all enraptured his audience and
made them feel proud ofthe man who
represents them in the Senate Of the
United State There were very
many present who pronounced
the Senator's address the finest they
had ever listened to. Altogether the
Rally was complete success and will
be long remembered as the most inn
portant and most pleasant of the many
political gatherings held In this city.
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]. D. DOLPH, the new Uunited
States Senator elect from Oregon, Is .
resident of Portland. He stands high
~ a lawyer, and Is about 60 yean Of
age. He succeeds Lafayette Grover,
Democrat, whose term expires on the
4th Of March next. In MIR. Dolph's
election the Republicans score gain,
which, however, will be Offset by q
new Democratic Senator from Louisi-
ana to succeed William Pitt kellogg.
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A CHICAGO dispatch appeared In
the Topeka Capitdl, yesterday, to the
effect that large amount Of money
would be received in Topeka that dav
TO he used against st. John and pro-
hibition. The money was raised in
Milwaukee, Chicago and other points.
and will be distributed In various coun-
ties of Kansas