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BARRIos AND GUATEMALA.

President Barrios, of Guatemala, is lust
now somewhat of a mystery. He has come
to this country on what is supposed to be q
political GRAND. namely to solicit the
friendly affairs of the United States in be.
half OF his country in its quarrel with
Mexico. And he is being savagely at.
tackled in several papers, it being charged
that he is cruel tyrant and Cd.
pressor; that he has acquired great wealth
by confiscating the property of mis- people
that ne governs without law, and in de-
fiance OF 'rstiee; and that in fine he is
very bad rule, and man. The fact that
many specific charges have been made does
notof necessity demonstrate the truth of the
general indictment, but it may be said that
the denials put forward have been com.
psratively faint and meager in their
scope. One incident, however, has
just occurred which does not seem
to tally with the Ogre theory of
Barrios. The Guatemalan Minister at
Washington has just resigned. and in doing
go has addressed comparatively sharp.
letter to President Barrios. telling the lat.
ter that he 1.-THE Minister) cannot longer
carry out his policy. Hence it is perhaps
somewhat significant that this retiring
Minister is said to intend to go straight
back to Guatemala In other words, to put
himself in the power of the Ogre, if Bar.
RIOS is an Ogre. If he really is be will
probably consign the recalcitrant Minister
to the deepest dungeon beneath the
castle moat, " but one would think that
a Minister who was aware of the Presi-
dents Ogreish propersities would seek to
keep away from Guatemala.
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rAssEseER LISTS.

CARIIE.. August 7th.-Passed here to-day.
to arrive in Sacramento August 9th: H. FL
Scott, F. +. Marks and wife, B. J. Acker.
msn, 5. ii. Boardman. E. T. Bent and wife.
). L. Bent, George C. Boardmsn and wife
Miss Dora Boardman. Miss Emma Marwe.
del, San Francisco h. P. Fairfield. Boston.
Macs Edward Callahan and wife, Stockton
Cal; L. ID Orne, wife and child, Arizona !:
w. Watts, II. Evans. E. 81. Bradley. wife
and child. New York John B. Wood, Prov.
idence, r. 1; Ed. Massacle, Paris George
+. Dacopolj, France; r. Grigg Edward.
John Jones, London. England +. L. Kim.
ball, st. Louis Frank Hastings, E. Dopker.
Chicago Min Campbell, Nova Scotia p: II
Harkes, wife and three children, Vireinis
City. New: Mrs. j. L. Brooks, California !:
): +. Brout, Ohio A. Remington, Califor-
MIA; Mrs. John Buchanan, Sacramento !:
Mrs. r. Robinson. Minneapolis; S. J. Pick.
ering. Philadelphia, Pa; L. House. Oakiand
Cal; 70 emigrant passengers, including So
males, to arrive in Sacramento August oh.
NEwHALL, August 7th.-The following list
Of overland passengers passed here to ar,;ys
In San francisco August Sgh: j. B. Way-
man and wife, Oakland Prof. Davidson,
United States coast survey; l.. N. Benton
and wife, j. FL. White, Emma Dsispce
Tombstone j. M. Carson, E. james, w. II.
Perry, FL. 4. Dufip, j. Daggstt, Los An.
geies y. N. Ruse. oakland; J. L. Purdy.
San Francisco j. J. Watson; Los Angeles !;
j. Altman. oakland II. G. Bessey and wife.
Elmira, New York: U. Delvalle San Jose.
OMAHA. August 7sh.-Left here TODAY
to arrive In Sacramento August 18th: ID. B.
Carver, wife and children, st. Helena, Cal:
Mrs. Z: Clement, Bangor, Me-; J. S. Clark
and wife, Maurice Clark, Daisy Clark, Tomb
stone. A. T.; Mrs. A. j. Walker, Hanover.
n. H.; Mrs. Singer, Miss Singer. r. r.
Singer. G. Singer, Pittsburg c. A. Richard.
son, wife and child, Brooklyn.
Sixty-two through emigrants left on Satur
day nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sac.
ramento August 18Th, and "a last night, to
arrive August 18th
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SECOND EpIrIoa.

A second EDITION Of the REooRD-UNroS is issued
each day at p. NJ. bringing the Eastern and coast
nsws up to tina, hour. BY this arrangement the
RECORD UNION will present the latest news obtain
abe at all points cas-. and north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition of the RECORD UsIoS
Is carried by morning t-sins and is ahead of all
competitors as far north as Chico on the Calornia
and Oregon Railroad; west to Bencia, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer
vile ard all intermediate places. The second edition
matter win be found each day upon the third page
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Among the rumo.s concerning the recent,v.
passed river and harbor bill, and tie action
OF persons Of influence with regard to Il. Il
one that has been Of great annoyance to Sec.
reserY Taller. to the effect that he NOT onIv
voted against ystc of TIA bill in the Cabinet
g, Sens, but actually lo5bied in the Senate
N .mhsr u secure its passage over ths veto
Ilis report Secretary Teller stamps az an
unblushing falsehcoS.
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SAYS the Oakland Tidette Grady. who made the
obnoxious remark in the San Jose Convention thar
Southern Methodists never scratch" has been
nominated for Assembly by the Fresno Democracy
and the Journal, Democratic paper, gives him
this enthusiasts send-ef ii there ia 1t this day
asouthern Methodist in Fresno county who would
support Mr.. Grady for any Office. where there Is
decent man to vote for on the other side we have
failed to find hip."
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Western Crops Geod-FalI OF Railroad
Bridge : Terrible steamship Disaster
near Hickman, Ky.-lbe Yellow Fever
Reaches Gaiveston-The Star Route
Trial i Interesting Congregational Pro.
ceecings-Defeat Of fhc Bsers-Lawless.
ness I'm Texas,
tsPEcIAL By TELEGRAPH TO ruy pxropn-rrx,os,
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Los ANGELES democratic paper advises its par
fisans to wait until they can the whites Of their
Republican enemies eyes before they fire. They
vl have to lock back their shoulders then for
already the steneman cavalry is on the retreat.
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The Les Angeles Times says: We are more and
more convinced every day, the canvass progresse
that the revolt in the Democratic ranks against The
anti.sunday Law plank liz the San Jose platform is
determined, widespread and general The evi.
dences OF this are to be seen on all sides.
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TIE Post wants TO know If Sumner lie beaten for
Congress- if he viii flop to the other party as
be did when he was defeated for the Republican
nomination for Congress in Nevada in 1867
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The Los Angeles Espress says the attacks upou
General Sionemans military career are the best
dence that bis civil record is a good one. On OK.
aity that plane Of reasoning the Western man do.
clared his dog was good bear dog.
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GENERAL NOTIOEs.

splendid success.- The career Of BrtstoI.s
PILLS AND SARsAPARILLA in this country has
indeed been a splendid success Hundreds and
hundreds Of inyads broken down by the disease
peculiar to this climate have been restored by them
% robust health Reader, why should they not cure
3ou aus 1.
Arc you troubled wiih.conscIeraasu
qualmsz asked friend; "you look troubled -
: SO am" said the sufferer; but It is with the
toothache.' More fool, yeu," replied the com.
forter; get 1t pulled out and buy bottle of
SoZol ONT, and preserve the good teetl from a
like calamity" aus3truTbS
Ichf Ran, San Franctsco. d9ubsesy In
sze 10 the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHATTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks TO Japan, receive Japanese goods In
return, and this Is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it? wholesale and retail
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade iy4t
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The Amador Dispatch objects to any sIicirg up of
Its county, liz order to make new county out Of
this and Amsdor SO that Gait may be made
county seat
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what IL Costs TO Rum the GoyernNena Of
These United States cat Increase OF

CHICAGO, August 7th. : The Tri5une's
Washington specisl says: Two years ago the
total appropriations for the General Govern
ment was 0.000. coo. Last year they ran
up TO s2l6. 694. 3sS. AID this year they have
been swelled up TO the sum of 1898 $50, 4S9
The following table OF the appropriations for
1882 and for 1883 will be read with interest
by all classes:
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TIE wise man makes no attempt to do the train.
ing act after marriage" No; his wife generally
does the training.
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NATURE is always providing her compensations
says Newspaper philosopher. Yes; fsr every wise
man there are two fools.
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TINS Placer Herald is now Thirty years old, and
last week entered Upon its thirty first volume
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Sarah Bernhardt has purchased for her son
the lease of the Abigu Theater. She gives
$1,000 france, with 10000 francs as half q
years rent in advance.
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EGYPT AND TURKEY.

Arab reported Dead-All Sorts OF Con-
nicfing Rumors-H0S the Egyptians
Fight -Applauding the Marines - The
Conference at Constansinopie-Engla s
uittmatum-Turkish Troops to Egypt.
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Prospects OF nn Arranaemenf-sailing of
Troops Courier Entercepted.

lsrEcrAL By rrLEeaArn TO TIE aEcoRD-usos.l
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Between Fourth and Fifth.
SO Dozen Infants Button shoes TALL
c0lOrs), SO cents.
20 Dozen Infants' spring heel shoes
(button}, 20 cents to ST. 20.
90 Dozen Infant,' French Kid, Button
shoes, IS cents TO 81.
1000 Pairs ChiIdren's Cont. Button
Shoes. 81.
90 Dozen Misses Pebble Button shoe
II e, 81 30.
wagon.load OF Mss strong Leather
Shoes, IL to g. 81.
20 Dozen Ladies' strong Leather Shoes,
eto !, 81 rs.
500 Pairs Ladies' Pebble Goat, Button
Shoes, Sc.
1900 Pairs Ladies' Kid, Button Shoes,
So % TO 50 30.
1875 Dozen Ladies' French Kid, But
ton shoes, So TO 81 so.
200 Dozen Eadies' Kid and Clets, lace
Shoes, a5 cents 10 81 95.
20 Dezen ladies Twe.strap, Sandal
slippers price, 81 so.
1876 Gozen Mems EIastic,side, Congress
Caters, o to III; price, So.
I4O Dozen Mems Dom Pedre Alexis
Ties; price, Sc 30 So so.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, THE
Largest and Best Assorted Stock
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

tsrsclAl By TELEGRAPH TO ruiz nsooaD-psros.l
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Tho POjfe DtsnIeaea.l

CoNsTANTINoPLF. August 7th.-Unpleas.
ant feeling has been caused to the Porte, on
account of the hosting of the English fiag ON
the public buildings when the British occu.
pied Suez. The Porte has been assured that
the raising of the flag has no Significance.
The flag displayed was that Of the Consulate.
and was hoisted in con junction with the
Egyptian hsg. This explanation was not
considered satisfactory.
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Russia Getting Ready.

LONDON. August 7sb.--It is rumored at
st. Petersburg that Russia is making war
like preparations at Odessa, in view of the
possibility If complication between Turkey
and England.
Authoritative Statements by English ON.
Gals what England Ietends to do i'm
Egypt.
LONDON, August Fluctuations said in
the House to-day, in regard to the landing Of
British troops on the property Of the Suez
Canal Company, thst De Lesseps acted solely
as private individual, 1t was not Thought
necessary, therefore. to take any steps re-
garding his so-caiied protest The oulv mat.
ter considered with advantage, with regard
to the canal, he says, is that its Condition
shall remain open, which it does.
The Under Foreign Secretary. replyiru to
various questions, said that no Turkish troons
bad gone to Alexandria. Those thus far
dispatched only so as far "a Crete.
Negotiations in regard TO Turkish inter.
vention in Europe have MOI ye. reached
stage enabingAny statement to be made in
Parliament. TIE conferences will have no
control over Epgland's action at Suez. or AZ
ahy other point, whether British troops are
in occupation by virtue of tia Khediye's rro.
pnssl or not. Measures before the confs,.
ence are only proposals for the safety of the
canal. y e
Lord Dufferin has been Instructed. IL nm
agreement is reached, that it viii be ou]v 4
temporary incident to the present situation
NO uttimatum has beer sent 70 the Sultan.
The Times says i. believes il represents the
nsatured public opinion of the nation in pro.
testing against the Turks being permitted TO
come to Egypt, no matter what restrictions
they may ultimately consent to.
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Jealousy and Fear at Constant.nople.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 7th.-Certsin
Molots have been particularly active lately.
The bulk OF the garrison Is jealous of the
pstted Albanisns and the guards of Yeldiez
hiosk. Native Christians are uneasy. There
was groundless panic on Wednesday among
them In STEAMBOAT.
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The True Inwardness of the Egyptian
Matter.

New York, August 7th.-The Tribunes
London correspondent gives the true inward.
ness of the Egyptian embroglio. He writes
Arab Pssha is nothing more nor less than an
INSCRIPTIONS military adventurer, with an
army largely made up of ex.convicts and
other criminals. His object is mainly to es.
tsblish military despotism in Egypt for the
benefit of himself and his followers. To put
down such an adventurer and to establish the
authority of law again, is to work directly in
favor OF the better future of Egypt. This is
giving the true National party 10 that country
chance.
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WAsHINGToS, August 7th.-Immediatelv
upon the adjournment OF Congress the Pres.
ident and his Cabinet will enter upon lone.
planned summer vacation trip. The Presi-
Gent proposes to take . cruise in the United
states ship Tallapoosa. He win be sccom-
panied by Secretary Chandler and perhaps
other members of the Cabinet.
Inc Secretary Of the Navy proposes to
make an inspection of tie Northern and
Eastern navy yards. and the Presidential
party viii probably visit Long Branch, New
Forr Boston, New Lendon and number Of
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IOlaI5........... .s2e3l5o5, 9Sy 2lb,6y4, SSS
Proceedings In C0nsPess-Tnquiry Into
the Whole Labor QuestiOn-The Loss Of
the Jeannette-ImprOyeme Of the Mis-
sissippI River-The Question OF Ad.
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MONTGOMERY fAla,). August 9TH. The
election for Governor. Secretary of STATE,
Attorney General, Superintendent of Ednca.
ton, Treasurer. Auditor, and members OF the
General Assembly, was held to-day. So far
no disturbances are reported. The election
was very quiet. A Democratic success is
conceded. Very few Republicans were run
ming tor the Legislature. The returns as
yet are very meager-
IAwIessaess In Texas-Respcrado Killed.
DALLAS, August 7th.-A band of young
men we'll connected in Henderson county,
have for several weeks past been committing
iawless acts and plundering stores in the
town Of Athens Last Friday the leader
was capsured and jailed. but that night his
companions overpovered the jailer and re-
leased him. The whole party then fed to
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They Demand Their Rights.

DUBLIN. August 7sh.-The constabulary
throughout the country has openly expressed
to the authorities it's determination TO stand
by the declarations Of the men in Limerick
and Cork. A larye number of kilograms to
this effect have h~en reesived at the Castle.
Colonel Bruce, faspecsor- General of Con.
stabulary, has ye.urued from Cork and had
long interview wish Earl Spencer on the
matter.
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To be Received with Great Caution-Th
English UIftmafum

NEW York, August 7sh.-The opposition
cable dispatches, which are to be received
with great caution, contain the following:
LONDON, August 7sh.-The Government
has instructed Lord Dufferin. the British
Ambassador at Constantinople, to present its
ultimatum to the Porte. demanding that the
Sultan at orce declare Arab Pasta rebel,
and accept the English proposals for ioint
action in Egypt. In the event of the Porte
failing to comply, Lord Dafferin will be re.
called and tie landing of Turkish troops in
Egypt Will be opposed by the English. The
Porte requested delay for consideration of
the demand. Lord Dufferin has telegraphed
tons. 1t is believed that the Goyernmen.
will not consent TO any further delay. A dis.
patch from Constantiuople reports great ex
citement there on the announcement of the
British nltimafum ~
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summer resorts, and other members of the
Cabinet will scatter at once. Postmaster
General Howe leaves tomorrow for his home
in Wisconsin. and viii be absent until Sep
TENDER. Secretary Lincoln had intended 20
accompany Lieutenant w. T. Sherman on
summer tip through the YELLOWSTONE region,
bu. the recent death Of his mother has
caused him to abandon the ides. He will
spend the summer vacation at Rye Beach,
n. III. Secretary Folger will nat be absent
for any length of time during the summer,
but will content himself with brief excur.
sion northward whenever the duties of his
office will permit. The Attorney. General
will divide his Tina between Long Branch
ard Cape May SIS soon as the star route cases
will allow OF his departure. Secretary Teller
will not leave until he hes disposed of 500
new appointments provided for in the legisla-
tive appropriation bill. The appointments
began to-day. Secretary Frelinghuysen goes
to Long Branch, and from there will GO to
Cape Nav for portion Of the sessou.
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CANDIDATE FOR
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
CUBJECr TO DECISION OF THE REPUBLt-
- can County Convention. aui isiws
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we're All Jolly Good Fellows,

CoNsTANTINoPLE, August 7th.-It is be-
lieved that the question of proclaimino Arab;
Pashs a rebel is now in fair way Of being
arranged. The greatest good bumor prs.
vailed on all sides at the late sittings OF the
conference. The Council presents the an.
pearance OF a reunion of eight friends. rather
than meeting of statesmen. Their labor is
often liehtened by little jokes, and even play
full bsdinage.
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ST. GRISAMORE EDITOR.
T SAMOAN. Pro'r " Business Manage
MO{hers. Mothers :!
nOtherS!!!

Are you disturbed at night and
broken your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the ex.
cruciating pain Of emitting teeth !
If so, go a00nce and get a bottle
of MRS. NINSLOW'S SOOTHe
ING SYRUP. 1. will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mis-
take about it. There is not a
mother on earth who has ever
used it, who will not tell you at
once that 1t will regulate the bow
els, and give rest 10 the mother
and relief and health to the child
operating like magic. 1t is perfect
~ safe to use in all cases, and
pleasant to the taste, and is tit
prescription Of one of the Oldest
and best female physicians ant
nurses in the United States. SOlt
everywhere. 25 cents Il bottle.
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The Interest Fund.

We wish to direct the attention
of the people of Louisiana to two
pictures.
No. l. A large amount Of mon
ey, the proceeds OF TAXATION, is
percolating Into the State Treasn
ry, aud has accumulated till it
has reached a million of dollars.
|, is placed there for the purpose
of paying interest on the public
debt, bu, by a singular fatality ii
pays no interest. l. is like the
money the little bQ puts in his
iron safe. 1t can be dropped in
but as soon as it g6ek into the
Treasury. it passes out dlthe cor
troll of the State. 1t tlssn b
comes subject to the disiasitiel
Of the courts. The last Legisl.
ture ordered it's investment y
United States Bonds, SO than
might not lie like the talents hi'
in II napkin. bnt on y snggestio
from scme party. who would ,'r
Ter for it to lie il bank. Il,
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NO 80

court nses a subtle aud powerful
instrumentality called an injunc
tion. and presto! the State" SOW
ereignty lapses, the representa-
tives Of the people lose their con
troll of the peoples money, and it
lies like Mahomet's coffin, suspend
ed between heaven and earth.
No. 2. In the meantime, the
floods came on the house that was
founded on sand and a vast pop
nla,ion, who have been paying
taxes, and are continuously add
ing to this anomalous fund, are
floating on the mad waters aud
eating government rations. TIL,
state cannot buy the lumber that
goes into the crevasses. 1t can
not support its charitable instltu
tions. Its vouchers are selling at
ruiDoos discount. But its bonded
debt is swelling year by year, tor
no interest is being paid.
These are terrible facts. But
they must be- duly considered.
The crisis is on us, and it must
be met with Cesarean resolution.
We 'canuot afford to daily with
the situation.
The levy Of taxation for this in
terest fund must be stopped, if
the bondholder do not come for
ward after stated time. We
cannot snstain tie odium and the
incanseLierces of bankruptcs /,
while We are piling up millions
for the payment of our oblica
tons to no purpose.
The man fundamental cues
ton we now have to meet is.
whether the sovereignty CT the
State is to be respected and main
tained. If Louisiana has no great
er rights than the Carrollton Rail
road Company, and can be put
into liquidation like q bankrupt
concern, it would be we'll for as
all TO know it at once.
At for our part, we shall main
I tain that it is the first duty of
, the next Legislature to proclaim
. by such plain affirmation, that
} her position shall no longer be
, equivOcal. that the sovereignty OF
: the State is sacred, aud cannot
I be aSSaile0. at least in her our
, courts. We shal: maintain flu,
ther, that the control of the pub
! lie funds belongs to the Legisla
l ture and not to the courts. Until
r these questions are settled and
5 the State sovereignty is recos
nized in every court in the land
: the levy Of interest should cease
| Every sacrifice to pay the JUS
/, debt of the State, but not a do
y lar as tribute.
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Given up KBy Doctors.

els it possible that Mr.. God
frey is up aud at ork, aud cured
by so simple remedy 2"
~ assure yon it is true that be
is entirely cured, and with moth
ing but Hop Bitteis; and only
ten days ago his doctors gave
him up and said lie must dep
"Wel'-a-day! That is remarka
bic! l will go this day and get
some for my poor George-I kncw
hops are good"- Salem Post.