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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-10

Following is the programme for the
Salina Literary Society, May 10. 1888.
Music-D. c. Lockwood, Musical
Director.
Roll call to be answered by quota
tons from Burns.
Biography Of Robt. Parnell-Jchn
Wilson.
Music.
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DR.. Mitehie's artificial eyes-adiust-
ed 10 move like the natural eye. Spec
tacaes adjusted to; the anamolIes Of
rsftsetiou. Once, Metropolitan Ho-
81, 0allsa, KaasaA ~
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There win be . special meeting Of
Bridge Post No. lsi, g. A. r., Monday
evening, May q, at y o'clock sharp.
A full attennance Is desired, - busi-
nes Of special importance must Be A.
tended to.
BY order Of Post Commander,
A. b. CHAPMAN. :
I'd W. NANCH0rxn, Adj't =
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Rspored b. Bartlett 4 jenkins
HOGS-ss25@$6 80 per 100 lbs
BEEF CATTLE-$a.O0 per 100 lbs.
CHICKENS-sc per addressed.
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EVE, EAR AND rHsoAr SURGEON.

cArARRH, AND CATARRHAL DEAF
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There are nine member q the min
iste1ial aOocia&ion Of 6allnA
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Fresh Vegetables every morning st
HAgan d Browns.
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Man ssasrs from IL cssssry sslsris>a asa st
is1srtisa gnesassssd- 49, q 0ssAs e.
PYsee sin - eat - sep6ensies- sesd yer
tenln0 0sso usvnssss 10 De- 0ssas
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County Treasurer Greeley writes to
Mr.. J. Il. Hamilton, giving him an
account of the recent ROBBERY. The
letter is as follows:
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OLD MEXICO.
rhe Ferer-stricken RegIen

GUArMAs, September 2Sth.-The steamer
Sonora arrived yesterday from Mszatlan,
and Is now in quarantine, where she will re-
main for eight days, unless sooner released.
She has on board tropical fruit. The posi-
ton Of her passengers and crew is anything
but comfortable.
Reliable reports have been received here
Of the death of some fifteen at Hermosillo
yesterday, and quite marked number OF
new cases.
Dr. Matthews has pronounced all such
cases as he has seen yellow fever.
Quite heavy rain fell here last night, and
has cleansed the atmosphere in a marked de.
gree. The thermometer has fallen to 870.
There are some few cases at Punta Arenha,
bat only two deaths In the last twenty.four
hours.
Colonel Hernsndez is enforcing the sAni.
tsry rules with all persons.
Guillermo Andrade, Jr., oied last night of
fever. Many are out, and the streets are
again becoming somewhat lively.
No deaths, except at Hermosillo, are re-
ported from the interior. At the mines in
Prietas it is very healthy, and they expect to
have large output on the 5th Of next month.
Governor Torres. IS also the Prefect aud
President of the Municipality, have had the
fever, but are reported conyalsscent.
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ARIZ0NA.
Poisened by Canned Fish.

TUCSON. September 2Sth.-Last night the
family of S. II. Drachman, cigar dealer on
Congress street, were poisoned by eating
cant ed fish. The first symptoms we're devel-
oped in the Oldest boy, years old, who said
he felt hitter taste in his mouth. A 4-yesr-
old boy then complained of sickness, and com.
menced vomiting. servant developed the
same symptoms, and then Mr.. Drschman
thought it time to go for a physician. On
the way back he himself was taken sick. The
physician worked hard with his FIVE patients
till about l o'clock this morning, when the
danger was past. All are resting easy to-day,
but are very weak. A can of fish labeled
brook trout ;" had been partly used on
Wednesday, and lefG over a day. The
fish probably developed some poisoning quail
ity by spelling which was not detected in
time to prevent the mischief.
A FruitIess Chase.
TUCSON. September 2Sth. Yesterdsy sfe--
noon Sheriff Paul and George Mellarty
turned from an eleven days chase after Cbss.
Hensely and John Fillmore in the Rincon
mountains. The party left here on the 18th inst
with Pete Gabriel and drove to Pages ranch,
on the eastern slope. They were satisfied
that the man known as "Prospector Bob
knew of their whereabouts, and was supply
ing them with provisions. They were also salts.
fed that he was to meet them at place
known as Big Spring, on the summit.
Accordingly, the springs were surrounded
last Sunday night with posse
of eleven men. There were only two
approaches, of which Sheriff Paul
guarded one and Pete Gabriel the other.
The instructions were to keep entirely quiet
till IL or II o'clock, or when told to come out,
as Hensely and Fillmore were then coming to
the springs A Mexican Of the posse was
put in some place near the springs, and
told to remain there till told to come out. In
stead of that about II o'clock, he got out on
the rocks and commenced looking around,
when Hensely, who was coming down to the
springs, spied him, and cried out Hello
stranger; what are you doing there% The
Mexican said, Halt r' and threw his gun
down on Hensely, who jumped down out of
sight. Gabriel took half of the posse and
followed the trail. Paul and his men struck
across their direction, and so hard did they
press the robbers that their two horses.
blankets and all their provisions were cap
tured. McCharly's blood hound was put on
the trail, but be was soon out OF sight and
lost. After q search of three days the posse
returned without their prisoners Gilmore
and Hensely were certainly without food for
forty-eight hours.
feitIng Contracts Let - New Bank -
SMALLPOX.
PHOENIX, September 2Sth.-W. A. Wilson.
a former local preacher of this place, was AZ.
rested here yesterday on charge of counter,
feitiDg at Casa Grsnde.
Six contracts have been let on the Arizona
Canal, and it is now intended to finish the
work by the 1st of June next.
The First Nationsl Bank of Phoenix will
go into operation here on the LIST of Novem-
Der.
Smallpox has entirely disappeared, and
business is rapidly improving. though grain
yet remains at low figures.
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admits that he will either have to play SlOs-
son or forfeit tie emblem, If properly chal.
lenged.
BAD Man Captured
CHEYENNE. September 2Sth.-A desperate
named Cabe Young was arrested near
Rawlins Thursday, through Turtles De.
teclive Agency of Chicago he is wanted in
Texas for killing man named ODounell In
1878. Indictments for murder, highway rob-
berry, cattle stealing and other misdemesnors
have been found against him, and ne is con-
sidered q bad character.
Run Over and Killed.
CHICAGO, September 2Sth.-0n the Chicago
and Alton Railway, in the neighborhood Of
Louisiana, No., George G. BrusCh, of Ogden,
Utah, agent of brewing company, fell or
was thrown from the cars, and wss run over
and killed. The fact was not discovered till
the train res ched Road House, Ill. He had
two daughters, aged 10 and II on board. who
were to-day forwarded to friends at Water
town, whittier they we're goirg.
Burial Of a ChInsman at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, September 2Sth.-HOng
Chuk, Chinaman, will be buried here SUI
day, The Mayor refused permission to have
a Chinese band in ihe procession, on the
ground that it would cause too much excite
ment. The services will be held in the Epis-
copal church. The Cinnamon will perform
their own services at the grave.
Railroad TO Change Hands.
PITTsBURG, September 2S.h.-It is re-
ported, on what is considered good authority,
that the controlling interest in the Plttsburg
u Western Railroad will be transferred to.
morrow, either to Garrett or Jewett or Gould.
with the choice in favor of Jewett.
Atfemnted Murder and Sutcide
NEW ORLEANS, September % Sh.-GeorRe
McGoff cent for DIR. W. G. Ryan this morn
ing. his wife being sick. When the doctor
arrived Mrs. McG9ff denied being sick, and
McGoff got mad. He fred two shots at
Ryan, missing him, and then shot himself,
probably fatal wound.
A WeIl-Attended Exhibition.
BALTIMORE, September 2Sth.-The Sulli-
exhibition tonight was attended
by over 4, 800 people.
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PACIFIC COAST.

ChiEamaR Arrested for ArsOn-The Con-
ference OF Nevada MethOdists-Mystery
Cleared Up at StOcktOn-The Railroad
COnference-senfene OF Death in San
FraneiscO-AhOOtiDg Affair in a DOwnIe-
Vile Court Etc.
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Executions for Murder.

RICHMOND (Vs), September 28:h.-J.
Evans, R. King and c. Younger, negroes,
were hanged at Chatham to-day at noon. A
few days ago King aud Evans sold their
bodies to doctors for So Younger refused
to sell his, saying $40 was too cheap. King
fine dinner to friends calves head, roast
pig and roast beef being the first course. and
wound up with wines and cigars. The con-
demned men confessed their crime at the ban.
ques and sf:erward recanted, and then con-
fesed again. The execution was private and
in jail.
SAVANNAH (Ga), September 2S!h.-The
negro George was hanged privately in Jail at
1890 P. M. Several thousand negroes were
outside. He feigned insanity, made no con-
fession, and carried his feigning to the end.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Death PenaIty-Prize Fight Between an
Irish GirI and a Chinaman-siOeks In
New York-HoG Cholera In OhiO-TO
days Great TrotItng Event-The EIeva-
tiOn OF DR.. POtter-Items of Foreign
Aews-Etc.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The RsoosD.UMos.I
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NEARLY NEW

NHICKERING UPRIGHT TPIANo-HAsF-A
y all the modern improvements. ForVfETI
sale cheap, at Warerooms Of L. X HAMMER, $40 J
treet- s4-1ptf
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Serious Railroad Accident.

MINNEAPOLIS Mimi, September 2Slh.-
This morning serious accident occurred on
the Minneapolis and St. Louis road, about
two miles beyond Shskopee, at tbs foot of a
steep grade known as Chsska Hill, By which
four men were killed. Two freights were
coming into ShakOpee, when the rear portion
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NOR SALE AT CoPPIN's. NO. 725 K sA
street, very Handsome Parlor Set, HA
similar to the one sold last week, and at the ~
came low price. s27-35
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TO LET Oh FOB SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for IS cents for time three times for 80
cents, or rs cents per week.
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THARM FOR sALE-oN MERRITT ISLAND, gsS
II Yolo county, near Courtland, containing Sp9SS
724 Of the best land, fit for planting fruit -
trees the front Of it; can be greatly improved
The front land is in alfalfa, with excellent levee
which stood the last big food. A purchaser can
have horses and farming implements if desired, as
the owner is leaving the country. bargain will
be given for cash Apply on the premises to JAMES
MCCREDIE, Proprietor s5-lm"
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ZOO nnA I'd

OF HIGH GRADE AND THOR
~ oughbred SPANISH MERINO sg=;sse;ssss:lr -
RAMS for sale; one and two years HssSEkSk$5
old. Apply at MRS. Z. NJ. WILSON'S STg~HNAs-
Ranch, one mile north of McCennes
Station. Pestofioe address Elk Grove, Sacramento
county. sl01plm
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New York stock Market.

New YORK. September 2Sth.-Stocks were
strong until about n:3O. when there were
sales to realize, and prices fell off to later
in Northern Pacific preferred. A sharp rise
in Union Pacific is said to be contemplated
by leading operators.
Narrow Escape from a Serious Accident.
CHICAGO, September 2Ssh.-This afternoon.
while being towed out of the river, the large
schooner David Vance struck the abutment
at Adams street visduct, knocking a section
of it 60 feet long to the ground below, dis.
tsnce of 20 or 80 feet A number of persons
and one or two horses went down with it, and
several were severely but none fatally hurt.
One woman was thrown into the river, but
was rescued.
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YENo LET ONE SUITE OF ROOMS, NEWLY
4 painted an furnished south windows, on the
first floor. Conveniences for cooking if desired
Apply at 1l15 Eighth street, between X and L.
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VNoR SALE HOP POLES IN ANY QUANTITY
E delivered at Grey's Bend, Sacramento river, at
anv time before the rainy season sets in. Address
GEO. T HENNAGIN Woodland s14-2m'
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A Remarkable PrIza Fight.

New YORK, September 2Ssh-The mania
for prize fighting now prevalent has resulted
in 8 very curious and also very brutal af-
fair in this city. 1t will be remembered that
during Kearney's visit here the editor of the
Chinese newspaper in this city, Wong Ching
Foo, took exceptions to the sandlotter's
structures on his people, and sent challenge
to Kearney to fight duel, of which challenge
Kearney took no notice. The whole thing
was got up by the newspaper reporters, who
have been egging the poor Chinaman On to
ridiculous acts ever since. By a promise of
S25 reward the boys persuaded brawny
yourg Irish girl to assume the role of cham
pion of her race, and accept Wopg's chal-
lengs, with the proviso that the fight should
be with fists. Wong, whose business, by the
way, is not very prosperous, was braced up
with a liberal allowance of wine, and last
night, or rather this morning, at o'clock,
after the papers had gone to press. the battle
took place in a rear room of q saloon on Ca
nal street. The melee was short, but very
lively, no pretense being made of sparring.
The woman had the sympathy of the crowd
as well as the advantage in size, the China
man being quite small. After one round of
some five minutes the poor Mongolians face
was almost unrecognizable, from the number
of scars and scratches which the virsgo's
nails had left. The affair was disgraceful in
every way, and so far has been kept out of
the papers, as matter of professional pride.
The Professional scuIlers.
PITTsBURG, September 2SEh.-The rain
this morning cleared about noon. The water
was smooth. The frat event was the fourth
heat of the professional race. Before the
start Elliott and Hosmer bad dispute,
which created great excitement Hosmer
took the lead, and when near the three
quarter buoy Elliott crossed the bow of Hos
mer's boat, and both stopped rowing. Ten
Eyck came il first and Priddy second. The
judges decided the race to be rowed over
again. They believed Elliott Intentionally
fouled Hosmer, and barred Elliott from all
the races. The fifth heat Ross won, Lay.
berger second. Time, 21:57. The first heat
Of the f0ur-oared race was next called. Queen
City, of Buffalo, wop, Mutual, of PittsOurg,
second. Time, 1912. The second heat the
Bost0ns won, Briceland second. Time, 2l:50.
The unfinished fourth heat of the profess
sionsl race was then called, to be rowed over
owing to the Elliott-Hosmer foul. 1t proved
the most interesting race OF the regatta.
Hosmer won by length, Ten Eyck second,
Priddy tbirc-in the remarkable time of
20:Q3. beating all records. Ten Eycks time
was also extraordinary. being 20 minutes and
seconds. Tomorrow will be the final and
great day of the week. The programme con-
sists of final contest heats, the veteran pro-
fessional single scull, the consolation and
four-oared races.
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EGS "a, s. - Il ~,

a CHEAP ONE-sTORY AND A HALF o.
"A Frame Building hard finished, contain 5.,;ii
ing nine rooms, all in good order. The house 42.s
will be moved to any part Of the city. Inquire Of
G. J. CROSS, House Raiser. Office at SWEkISER&
ALSIP'S, Fourth street, between J and h. Call
Immediately s22-u
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STOCKTON, September 28sh.-Corouer Gam
beta went out TO Bouldin Island yesterday
after the body of man found floating In the
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GO nAA FOR SALE, STOCK FARM aaSz[
CJsUVUs of l1S Acres four and ss9g
half miles from Sacramento; S5 Acres Tule la1~s
Land, under cultivation; % Acres in Alfalfa, bal
ance fine Grain Land; good improvements and
fences Inquire Of CARL STROBEL, No. 32l j
street. s24-6t'
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Obituary.

NEw YORK, September 28th.-Hon. John
Waldo Douglass died suddenly at North
Lake, in this State, to-day. He was once
editor and publisher of the Pacific in San
Francisco.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REooRD-uxIoS
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Coming Turf sport at Chicago.

CHICAGO September 2Sth.-The Chicago
mixed trotting aud running. from October
9th to ttss 18Th, inclusive. The entries for
the trottsng races are all in, and number 125,
including nearly all the sensational horses of
the year and former years. Among them are
Jsy Eye-See and st. Julien. The events in.
clude free.for-all stations, free-for-all
trotters, and a match for SIS 600 between st.
Julien and Jay-Eye-See, the last named on
the closing day,
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EAsToN PA J, September 2Sth.-At meet.
ing of the Pennsylvania Coal State Associa.
tion yesterday, it was ordered that ell manu-
facturers shall stop production for sixty days.
An Effort to Boom Justice Miller.
NEW YORK, September 2Sth.-Fhe Times
Washington special says: TIE friends of Jus.
tice Miller are preparing to make demon
stration for him as candidate for the Re
publican nomination. Extracts from opin-
ions delivered by him in the Supreme Court
on subjects of political interest, and which
are expected to operate on public opinion
favorably. will be collected and put in shape
tor circulation. Fields bid tor Southern
support has not been answered with favor,
That was to be expected. The purchase Of
paper in San Francisco, under circum-
stances indicating Field to be the choice OF
the Central Pacific corporation. will not ad.
vance his cause. He has consistently main
tanned the interest of that and kindred cor.
,,oratioDo or, tho hanoh
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Car Robbery In Indiana.

Fort WAYNE, September 2Ssh.-The ex-
press car of the Pacific Express Company,
on the Wabash road, bound west, when near
Peru, Ind, early this morning, was broken
into by three masked men. The express
messenger, Bert Loomis, was bound and
gagged, and the safe robbed of S15,0 200 and
all other vsluables in the car. The robbers
escaped, after locking Loomis in the car,
whence he was released on the arrival of the
train at Peru. There is no clue to the rob-
bers.
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The CoIored Men.

LOUISVILLE tKy.l, September 2S.h.-The
National Colored Mems Executive Commit.
tee met after the adjournment of the Con.
vention, and organized by the election of W.
A. Pledger. of Georgia, Chairman, and Geo.
W. Arnold, OF Virginia. Secretary. The OBJ
ieet of the committee is to carry out the prin-
vention.
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The Adah Atkinson Murder

LAFAYETTE Qnd.), September 2ssh.-Th
murder Of Adah Atkinson is still eDshroudeC
in mystery. Many detectives, prompted b!
the heavy rewards, are at work. The bloody
new handkerchief found in the attic has beel
identified by a merchant in Oxford as on,
seld by him, but as he sold many ohers o
the same kind it gives no clue. Two NOR
bloody handkerchiefs were found to-day, hid
den in Mr.. Atkinson's buggy-saat.
Officers Killed while Doing Their Duty
Fort SMITH (Ark.l September 2Sth.-
Yesterday morning, between Childer's sta
ton and Webber's Falls, Indian Nation
while Deputy United States Marshals Addi
son Beck and Merrill were attempting t,
arrest ohm Bark and Cherokee named Johl
M. Jacks, whisky peddlers, both officers wer,
killed,
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c. AnA ONE OF THE FINEST FRUIT
DOsUUUs Farms perfect title well she.
tered 1872 acres 40 under cultivation situate in
the well-known belt, 4k miles from Newcastle
school-house within mile buildings good 5000
choice bearing grape vines; 500 fine bearing fruit
trees; blackberries and strawb srries horses cows
wagons, farming utensils; fine healthy home place
Terms, easy. Particulars, inquire Of CARL SIRO-
BEL, the broker 3 y street Sacramento.
u.1ts
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DR.. Potter's Elevation.

New YORK, September 2Ssh.-The election
of DIR. Potter, yesterday, Assistant Bishop Of
the Episcopal Church of this diocese, is gen,
orally acceptable to its members, and is re-
garded as token of greater unity between
the high and low schools than has ever before
prevailed in the Church's counsels. Potter,
though minister of the wealthiest and most
fashionable congregation, is widely known
for his active work in behalf of the working
men and women, and for his large charities
and jealous missionary spirit. Probably no
other city clergyman unites the qualities to
win the love and respect of all classes in such
an eminent degree.
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND,

Advertisements of FIVE lines in this department are
Inserted for 25 cents for time three times for %
cents, or Is cents per week.
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New YORK. September 2Sth.-It is stated
at late hour that Gould and Willard had a
conference this afternoon, when the affairs OF
the Northern Pacific were discussed. 1t was
also asserted that a conference had been held
at the Office of Drexel, Morgan & Co.. and
that negotiations had been perfected for a
loan of $4,000, 900 to the company, on a
debenture bond, or some other security. The
belief obtains in usually well-iuformed quar-
ters that plan of action has been fully de-
valoped.
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Sr. LOUIS, September 2Sth.-The Grand
Jury made q report this afternoon, in which
they state that ring exists in the city.
formed by gamblers and notorieusindividuals
who use money and threats to corrupt the
police and other officials. They report that
the Police Commissioners had given blank
resignatiens, which were made use of. They
further declare that Governor Crittenden has
the power, and il is his duty, to investigate
| the matter