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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July 10.-Virginia &c. consolidated.
40 do past due coupons. 43; new ten-fortes. 80;
threes SIX bid day.
BALTIMORE; July lo-Cotton dull-middline. 10.
Flour quiet with Howard street and western action
lower to SELL Wheat-southern steady and active;
ern lower c,osing duh; southern red. losal Ia do
western winter red. srot l2a<al l3; July, l. LA
I.l3; August, 13Aa1. 1875 september 14sSal. l4H;
October, 1.l6a1. l61s; November, lily !. lSt.
Ccrnsouthern steady western lower and more active
0sr at %hs S a." ssieM st misr
6okseo.; steamer 5isss Oats stesdy with light ss-
mixed, s8al0; Pennsylvania. Sss42 Rye dull 66aoe.
Hay UNCHANGED. Provisions quiet and upchansed.
Eggs quiet. l5aI6 Petroleum dull and UNCHANGED.
Coffee steady.Rio carsoes ordinary 60 isiEi SAs2S.
Whisky quiet l. iSssai.f. Ffefghts TO Liverpool ~
steamer unchsnged. Receipts-eour, / o62 barrelss
wheat. 20 600 bushels: corn. 8. 900 busieis; oseA
g. 600 bushes. re. 100 bushels. hhipmenss-wissee,
a. 600 bushels: corn, x3 600 bushels. 6sies-wlaoo6
S9S 600 bushes; corn, 26 900 bushsls.
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THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.-CoL g. w. Roebling
yesterday rendered his resignation as chief engi.
neer OF the East River bridge, between New York
pointed consulting engineer, without salary. His
chief assistant, Mr.. Martin, was appointed chief
engineer and superintendent OF the bridge. The
total amount OF money received for the building
of the bridge up to the first OF this month was
81, ,899 $50, and the expenditures were 5S8
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the ringleaderS In the Ely miners riot in Vermont
were arrested yesterday and taken to Chelsea
turned home, and states that in his opinion no
further riotous demonstrations Will be made by
the miners
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The American Rifle Team.


LONDON, July I0-The American rife team prac.
tfsed at the 500 yard range at Wimbledon
this morning. Out or possible 35, Bull and Brown
scored 80 each, Lieut. w. Scott 30, joiner and Van
Heusen 30 each, Stewart and Paulding 20 each,
Hinman and Cash "a each, Pollard &c. Dr. Scott
and Smith "a each, Rabbeth 2, Dolan q, Col.
Howard 10, and Alder II.
The Standard this afternoon says the score made
by the American team to-day beats the best score
they made at Creedmoor. The coaching OF Col.
Howard is perfect and the men work absolutely
together. The Englishmen Will not have walk
over In the forthcoming match.
DIR. SCOTT WINS THE HALFoRD PRIZE.
In the contest at Wimbledon to-day or the Hal
ford prZa, at 1000 yards, DR. Scott OF the American
team, scored A out OF possible So
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Use Of the Mails by Lottery Com.
panicS.

THE PRoHIBrroRY ORDER APPLIES ONLY TO THE
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICES.
The restoration OF the order OF Postmaster Gen.
eral Key relative to the use OF the mails by the
lottery companies applies only to the postmasters
at New York and New Orleans. The delivery OF
money orders and registered letters goes on as
usual In other places, and the business has eX-
perienced no great check. The query raised by
the counsel OF the company, Mr.. c. W. Moulton,
as to whether money orders could be delivered to
the agent or the company IN this city was deter
mined by the Postmaster General some time be-
fore 1t was brought TO his attention by Col Moul-
tOn
MONEY ORDERS IN THIS CITY.
The agent OF the lottery company in this city
made his appearance bright and early at the city
post Office yesterday morning In order to get his
money orders cashei before any question should
DC raised under the recent decision OF the Post
master General A large number had accumu-
lated, and many OF them had been cashed, when
MT Conger, the city postmaster, ordered that the
further payment should be suspended until he
couii ascertain whether the recent decision
applied to his Office He was Informed
at the Post onice department that 1t did MOI, aud
later in the day the balance OF the money orders
was pald 10 The agent OF the company. The
question OF Colonel Moulton's has practically
Dten answered. and the delivery OF registered let
as usull. 1t is thought that the Postmaster Gen
eral VIII extend the order of his predecessor all
places Where the lottery company has agents
TIE LOTTERY BUSINESS IN WASHINGTON.
OF tickets In the District, yet the agent can send
tickets to any one living outside OF the District In
this way large business is done There are
however, large number OF tickets sold here every
month In spite OF the police surveillance. and q
snort time ago the agent here received $30,OC0 to
oe distributed to lucky holders OF tickets.
GENERAL ORDER PRoBABLR.
The postmaster General has gone to New York
and will not return until the latter part OF the
week. 1t is not probable that any further action
no MI IN, fhn
turn 1t Is likely that the Postmaster Generals
reply to the query Of Col Moulton will take the
form OF general order to all postmasters through.
out the country fOrbidding them 10 deliver regis
tered letters or cash money orders directed TO the
accredited agents OF NJ. A. Dauphin. THIS will be
virtual extension OF Judge Keys order so as to
apply to all post Offices In nearly every place NJ
A. Dauphin has power or attorney on file In the
post Office authorizing some person to receive
money orders made in MS favor. Such is the case
In this city. A~general order applying to all post
offices Will have depressing influence upon the
lottery business
The representatives OF the company intend to
test the legality OF such Order should 1t be is
sued, In the courts.
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District Government Affairs.

COMMISSIONER EDMONDS AT HIS OFFICE
District Commissioner EimondS appeared at his
office at 10 O'Clock to-day, looking rather feeble,
although he states that he Is nearly we'll. His
rheumatic affection has nearly left him, and he
states that he has had slight attack OF diarrhea
which has detained him for the last few days from
his ONCE.
RECEIPTS FROM LICENSES
The total amount received for licenses during
the fiscal year ended June 30th, 1885, $l2S 7S,
an increase OF $5.621.26 over the year 1882, when
the collections from the same source We're $780,
f7.52
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Mine Troubue. Settled

SPRINGFIELD, H., July l0-The differences be.
tween the coal miners and their employers at the
various pits In this district have been settled
except at the Hurst Butler mines The basis OF
settlement is, that three cents per bushe shall be
PAID Tor mining and check weighing. The two
~ mines when stil hold out refuse to pay more
tnan ~ cents Per buShel but IL is expected That
an amlcable arrangement VIII be arrived at to-
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the municipal election In Annapolis yesterday
the democrats elected Claude mayor, Revell coun-
Sellor, and three councimen. At the last election
the republican majority was 1876 There was O
torchlight procession OF democrats last evening TO
celebrate the victory.
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ANOTHER "INsANE" MURDERRR.-Chas Briggs
who murdered his wife, In Philadelphia, on
Saturday night by cutting her throat, was
yesterday committed by the coroner's Jury
TO await the action OF the grand jury. At the
inquest the prisoner swore that the woman was
not his wife, though he had lived with ner for
three years. Briggs asserted that she cut her own
throat He 1s believed to be insane.
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Four Wen Lost ar Sea I'm a Eox.

GLOUCESTER, MASS, July I0.-The schooner
Charger, which arrived here this morning re.
ports the loss OF two men-Stephen Reynolds and
George kfng-who went aStray In q fog June 18th
while tending travis The men were beth IS
years OF age and belonged to Port Hastings Strait
OF Canso. The Charger also reports that the
schooner Triton lost two men. whose names ara
unknown, under similar circumstances
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Arrest OF a DefaWlfer.

SAN FRANCISCO, July l0-Francis NJ Kerr, the
Chicago defaulter, who Was captured at Callao,
taken TO the Sandwich islands In the American
man-O:-war Essex and thence to this city on the
steamer City OF Sydney, arrived here last night,
He was arrested on extradition papers issued by
Governor Stoneman, OF California, to Chicago de-
tectives. The amount or Kerrs defalcation 10
$4,000
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INJUNCTION DEHIED.-The case OF f. r. Browning
against A. Grant, judgment creditors bill, In
which complainant prayed an Injunction restrain
ing Grant from receiving q Judgment obtained by
him IN the Court OF Claims until he had satisfied
cOmplainantS claim, was decided this morning by
Judge James. who denied the Injunction and dis
charged the restraining order.
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Mr.. CHALMERS CoNTRADICTED. "A telegram to
the New York Sun from Jackson, Mss says: "The
statement made by j. II. Chalmers in a political
speech here on July 4th, charging Congressman
John r. Lynch and Senator Lamar with having
would arrange to give the republicans two repre-
sentatives in Congress, and that Lynch would be
one OF them, Is denied by Mr. Lynch in a public
card, in which he says that Chalmers is guilty OF
malicious and infamous falSaho0d.n
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TeleRraphic Briefs.

1t is reported that silver has been discovered in
the Black mountain range, In Essex county, n. Y.
Specimens or the rock are being aaalyZed az
TrCE
-Four hundred and sixty-two children, under the
auspices OF the New York tribune fresh air fund,
arrived at Troy. NY, this morning on the steamer
Belle Horton, and were given breakfast at Har.
mony hall They leIt at $50 O'Clock on q special
train for Plattsburg.
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The ChOlera Plarue

DEATH LIsT-FIFTr EUROPEAN VICTIMS AT p.N,
kTrA.
ALEXANDRIA. July l0-At Mansurah yesterday
shere were =, deaths from cholera, at Samanoud
deaths, ana at Shirbn deaths Fifty Furo
peans have died at Danictta from cholera since
the outbreak or the disease there.
NO QUARANTINE IN ENGLAND
,, LONDON, July 10
SIR Charles Dixie. president OF the local govern.
meht board. stated IN the house OF commons this
al.ernoon that IL was not the Intention OF the
government to quarantine vessels coming 10 Eng.
!ana from India or Egypt. He stated, however.
ihat shlps from those countries SUSPECTED OF being
lnIecteu with Cholera would be detained and In.
spected He had been Informed OF the existence
OF cholera In China
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Ex-Gov. Talbot, chairman of the Massachusetts,
state board OF charities, has addressed letter to
Gov. Butler In reply to animndverslOns In the lat
ter's causttc epistle OF June 0fh,
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MURDERED IN CHURcH-A special from RUSSELL
Vile, Ark. says that Sunday morning at the New
Hope church, Hope county. just before services
culating Injurious reports about him. Harrell
denied the charxe, but Herring sprang at him
and stabbed him three times. 1t is believed Har-
rell Will die. ByStanders attempted to arrest Her
ring, who 6ourished his bloody knife, defled them
to arrest him and fed.
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PractIcing Mt Wimbledon.


The American team practiced at the LOCO yar1
range at Wimbledon, England, yesterday The
@ Wind l. was a rather strong, unsteady and trlckey.
beth each scored 20; J. NJ. Pollard scored "a; W.
L. Cash, q, and NJ Brill II. Two series or prizes
will be instituted, which will be open only to the
Americans. The executive committee OF the Ma
tional Rife association are arranging so as to
allow the American team the use OF the long ranges
10 themselves at certain times OF the day In order
to facilitate their practice. The Americans yes
ranges by being obliged to face south, instead OF
as at Cret dmoOr, and by the humid atmosphere.
correspondents present at the practice remark
that the strangers showed skill in adapting them
selves In few shots to these exceptonable condi-
tions and their shooting at the pool targets where
they used British rifles, Is described as very credit
ABLE. The Daily NearS, commenting On the prac-
tlce OF the Americans says the visitors did poorly
at nrSt, but when they had once got the range OF
the buls-eye they clung TO 1t with much tenacity.
on the British side the following scores may be
noticed; notice Lowe. at 800 yards, made S4 and Graf.
Bates at the 900 yards made II.
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PROPOSED BRIDGE FROM FRANCE TO ENGLAND.
A DESPERATE SHOT DEAD.
G. A. r. TESTIMONIAL TO BALTIMORE.
A Riotous Cowboy shot Dead

DODGE CITY. KAN, July l0-hbout six O'Clock
last evening parry or fiye cowboys wei under
tne innuence or liquor, mounted their horses TO
leavc the town. Approaching a dance-house one
ol them rode up 10 the porch and rred OF his six
shooter. Two OF the others then commenced
nrlhg, at the same time putting spurs 10 their
penis The city marshal and his assist snts
quickly arrived and sent few shots after the
three iueiiiyes When about three hundred yards
away one or them fell from his horse and the
other TWO made their escape across the bridge
opoh examination IL was found that the fallen
nln was John Ban I'd. resident OF the Indian
Territory. who arrived with a herd OF cattle from
Iekas lie had been shot through the jugular
vein, ana was dead when picked up. His friends
threatened 70 Kill every ofrcer in town before
mornlng but no further trouble Is anticipated
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PARNELL BRANCH OF rHB IRISH NATIONAL.
LEAGuE.-The Parnell Branch, No. !, OF the Irish
National League, held meeting last evening at
Mr.. W. J. Murphy, the president. presiding. The
report showed that the picnic on the lth OF July
was most successful affair financially. Mr. A.
r. Cation was elected delegate to the District cen.
trail council, and Mr.. ]. A. Hanliboe was elected
financial secretary
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The Texas COlOred People.
ASSEMBLED TO ELECT DELEGATES TO THE NATIONAL
CONVENTION.


AUSTIN, TEX, July l0-A convention OF colored
people meets here to-day to consider the moral,
social and educational status OF the colored pOpu-
latfon OF Texas II Will appoint delegates 10 the
proposed national convention
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NEWSPAPER MEN SHOOTING AT EACH OTHER-A
special from Helena, Ark, says yesterday after
noon w. Il. Burke, editor OF the World, was
attacked by W. J. Lewis. q newspaper correspond
ent. Lewis fired first. without effect, when Burke
his antagonist. Lewis fired four shots and Burke
three, one OF which passed through Lewis, arm
and lodged In his breast Lewis was arrested. His
wounds are slight The difficulty grew out Of
special sent by Lewis rejecting on Burke.
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A New Mexican Humorist.

QUEER OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF POSTMASTER
LUDLUM.
The postmaster at Cinnamon. New Mexico. has
been writing some letters to the Postmaster Gen.
eral which show the usual disregard OF folks In
that section for Official formality. In his rst let.
ter. which Is dated July 4, he says:
DEAR GENERAL: VIII you be so kind al To add a
law to your digest which will allow postmaster
to get out OF o1ce after using all means to Get
In? Yours, HV. LUDLUM.
r. n. (who can't get outl"
Later he writes:
"DEAR GENERAL: hope you have by this rot
over your 4th (of july spree. II so. please look
up my resignation and attend to 1t at once"
He haStens however, to write another letter.
stating that II 1t Is true that his salary has been
raised 81 600 he Will withdraw his resignation.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to Frederick
|. Bubb and Mary A. TImpson; j. Clifford Van
Hook and Carrie Durer Evans; John Ca1ay and
Harriet Lee. OF st. Marys county, Md. A. NJ.
Webb and Anna H. Bridge; John A. Wrede, OF
New York. and Lizzie Wurth.
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AMERICAN RIFLE TEAM PRACTISE.

CONVENTION OF TEXAS OOLoREp MEN,
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CHANGE OF POSTMASTER.-The President yes
terday appointed Charles K. Contarel postmaster
at Omaha, Neb., vice Thomas L. Hall, suspended
for inef1iciency.
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ACTING POSTMASTER GENERAI--The Second
Assistant Postmaster General. Mr.. Elmer, is act
ing Postmaster General in the absence OF Judge
Gresham.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

( Fs~ THHKE WILL BIZ A SPECIAL MEETING
- Of the Masters and Pilots Protective Association
reid at their FRIDAY NEXT, the 18th
IN t. Members Src earnestly requested to be present.
BY oide.. j. 2. FORREST.
President
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'INE MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSO-
Ci-oh = dlnx such large business that il il be-
sInh- TO sIatn some Of the of old line com
4aIles, WIo see a TrOsIectiye diminution OF their
Lar f-f- and, rgetting the Obligations of hor,-
o ahie tOi--i'euuoI, are scattering s,d
false stE teIneuts IN regard new comnanv ara its
improved system - life insurance Let no man he d.
Ceiyed TO me own injury III this most mnort-n+ Tnsi
hes but let every one investigate and Judge for him
tef. Our plzn Is especially for the POOR who n,ra,
need Insurance. economical, honest and reliable 1mr
unprs etdented business continues ard even increasas
mouth BY month thanks these selfish and false az
tacks, which Iroyoke investigation. greatly our ad
vsItage. l. " KNIGHT Mans0sr
Ohce io1J II street. jy7
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INTERNAL REVENUE DISTRICTS IN NEW JERSEY
The President has directed the suspension OF so
much OF the executive order reorganIzlng the in
ternal revenue districts as changed the existing
system In New Jersey. At the date of the issl-
ance OF this order there were three collection dis
trcts In that state. The recent order reduced the
number to two by consolidating tue old third and
the Old fifth districts. Culver Barcalow, collector
OF the Old third district, was designated as COL
lectOr OF the consolidated district The present
action allows the state three districts and con-
tinues Robert B. HathOrn collector OF the fifth dis
trict.
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SMUGGLED CHINAMEN.-The Treasury department
has been informed OF the arrest at Port Townsend.
w. T., OF nine Cinnamon who had been ''smug-
gled' into this country through British Columbia.
viii, under due process OF law, order their depor-
tatiOn.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY-Internal reve.
nue., $2i5,4oS; customs. s1,026,s61.
DOCKET FEEs.-The first controller OF the Treas
ury has given an opinion that circuit court COM
miSSloners are not entitled to a docket fee for
entering criminal cases on the docket.
NEW BANK.-The acting controller OF the cur
rency has authorized the Bridgeton national bank
of Brldge:on. N. j., to begin business with cap
ital nj H10a On0
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POSTAL SURPLUS. "A statement prepared by
Sixth Auditor Ella shows that during the thirt
quarter of the last fiscal year the receipts OF tht
Post Onice department were Sl1,912,376, and the
expenditures $10.7a2 499. leaving a surplus O
ende March 81, 1883. the receipts were $33 944 35
and the expenditures s3l, ,436,9l4, leaving surplu:
OF s., ,5O9,442.
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- ME- TING OF THE SHAKEHO!nE
and Creditors of the ashington Electroplxting
Company. will be hel ut the office Of the Firemen's
Insurance Co.. corner 7tiI and Louisiana avenue.
THURSDAY. JULY 18TH,
ivlO-2t Al 30 u. M
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Seriously, Perhaps Fatally, Injured.

MAN SHOT AND CUT AT A CoLORED PICNIC.
company known as the South Washington
Pioneer club, composed OF about twenty colored
men, gave an excursion to Carlin's Springs, in
Virginia, yesterday, where, after numerous drinks
had been 1mbibed. scrimmages followed, In which,
1t Is alleged, Bob Davis, visitor, and Jim Lucas
pated. The two latter claimed that the former
had tnsulted woman, which caused q free fight.
and Davis was shot in the right breast ana cut in
the party, which returned to the city. Davis was
taken to his shanty, in the alley between Virginia
avenue and Sd street. DR.. Leach thinks Davis
injuries are OF a serious character. No arrests
have been made, as the offense was in Virginia.
THE GEORGETOWN SUNDAY LAWN the Police
Court to-day Catherine DentZ. of West Washing
ton. was charged with violating the old George
town Sunday ordinance by selling on Sunday. It
was shown that she sold cigars A fine OF s. was
imposed. Mr.. g. N. CrOpley, charged with the
same OnenSe. forfeited collateral
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THE TROUBLE AT THE NORFOLK NAVY YARD TO
BE Observation-Disclosures Nichols, acting Secre-
tary OF the Navy, WILL this afternoon, order a
court OF inquiry to investigate the circumstances
OF disagreement between Commodore Mayo and
Commander McGlensey, OF the Norfolk navy yard,
which resulted in the suspension Of the latter off,
Ger from duty set forth Is yesterdays STAR This
is the only action that will be taken during the
absence OF Secretary Chandler.
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nAILY EXCURSION To WASHINGTON GROVE
~
METROPOLITAN BRANCH B. 4 O. Rk
Ihe tram leaving Wash n.scD 50 a. m returning
from the Grove at 7: 10 ?.
Round trip tickets. IS cept-.
Parties can he supplied with refreshments tieWash-
J. gt"n Grove Hotel at c ity prices. ly9- I'm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22
THE PRESCOTT CASE.

This means that John Foster ID on
the war path, in hot pursuit after
John Prescott. We do not wish to pre-
judge the case but this much We are
justified in saying that John II. Pres
cett enjoys an enviable reputation
throughout the Judicial District A. IN
able, upright and impartial Judge.
1t would take clear, positive and un-
Improbable testimony to the con-
trary to convince men in this section
Of the State that an upright citizen,
has by a sudden leap, become an &C
complished william. Like any other
mortal Judge Prescott has, Of course
made mistakes. He has In common
with us all, some human infirmities !;
but that he Is an unmitigated scOun-
drel, will be news to the good people Of
the State. John Foster, we are afraid,
has committed great 6iunder, rlich
like biunder Guss may go of tcith q
fearful recoa.
We suspect that there is an unseen
cause at the bottom of this unseemly
procedure. 80. thou invisible spirit
of wine, IL thou hast no other name
by which thou mayst be known, We
will call thee DEVIL
We refer our readers to opinions Of
the Press on this subject, as given in
this issue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

Remember that next Tuesday, the
27th inst, is the day for the election
Of bonds forthe railroad that IL headed
this way from Council Grove. The
vote on this question will determine
our status ~ . city and county for
years to come. A good Fousing ma-
jority In favor Of the bonds viii make
our city the most important in this
part Of the State. A q natural and
necessary result, other lines of rail-
way will converge at this point, and
make 6alina Rail Road Center for
al this section Of the State. Just
now. too, h the time to secure these
results. II Ii true IN this - In other
departments Of activity. There h .
tide In the Affairs Of men, which taken
At the food, leads on to fortune"