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The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
FOR 5OCENTS
The WEEKLY JOURNAL.

In order to place the WEEKLY INDIANA
STATE JOURNAL in the home of every Repub-
tlican in the State, and thus do good campaign
service for the Republican party, we have de-
cided to send the paper till after the presiden-
tial election for so cents. This will include
the number beginning from the present date,
and the one succeeding the November election
giving the result of the national campaign
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL is complete family
newspaper 1t is specially edited and much
of the matter appearing in it is especially pre-
is a compendium of the NEWS OF THE WORLD
from all quarters; it has full and accurate mar
ketreports; its editorials are political social
and general: it has the news of the State
and If the city; it has record
of the proceedings of Congress; it will have a
complete report of the national conventions at
Chicago Its literary and miscellaneous fea-
lures are of the best.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL is a newspaper that
should be in every family in Indiana, and at
the price named for it there is no reason why
it should not be, at least during the exciting
and important campaign upon which the
country is about to enter Political com
mittees cannot do better than. to see that
copies of THE WEEKLY JOURNAL are placed
in the hands of those persons in their
counties who are not now readers of
some sound Republican paper The
tariff question is the one issue which
is likely to be most prominently dis
cussed, and to this the Journal pays especial
attention, advocating the maintenance of the
principle of protection to American industry
in whatever revision of the tariff laws may be
made necessary in the future developments of
business and labor. In this question the
farming community is deeply interested, and
the discussions of the Journal will be
largely directed to the agricultural aspects of
the question.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL is the only paper in
Indiana that publishes regularly Ten Pages,
and this will be continued throughout the
campaign, despite the low price. Send in
names at once, and thus get the full term for
the money. JOHN c. NEW & SON.
indianapolis.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
WHEN INDICATIONS.
FRIDAY.-Fdir veather, slight
rise IN temperature.

Time was when, in Foreign eyes, distinguishing
badge of an American was black attire-partcularly
q long -skrted Frock Coat of Black Cloth, an over
worked garment that did duty lin season and out Of
season. It's ubiquitous sway reminds one of the
prevalence of the black soft-felt, "slouch" hat
'out West not so very many years ago But customs
have changed and for the better too far as maseu
line costume is concerned. The Black Cloth Froek
Coat (which we show, of course in all styles and
qualities), though doubtless estimabe garment
ain its place. has yielded in large degree, to other
styles shades patterns shapes and fabrics-the result
being to substitute pleasing variety for tresome mo-
notony-to relieve mans garb of undue sombreness
and, not infrequently, insisting gravity. AT the
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09

succession of skirmishes, in which 500 men will
retreat after losing dozen of their number
The first charge as a rule secures a victory, and
the vanquished fly till covered by the shades of
night Then comes cries and taunts Of women,
deep oaths, wild poetry, excitement and
prisals, which will probably end in the fight of
the former victor When peace is made both
parties count up their dead, and the usual blood
money is paid for excess on either side. Gen
orally however, the feud endures till, all becom-
ing weary of it, some great man, as the Sheriff
of Mecca, is called upon to settle the terms of
treaty, which is nothing but an armistce After
a few months peace glance or word will draw
blood, for these hates are old growths, and new
discussions easily shoot up from them.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
NEWSPAPER GOSSIP.
The Questionable Conduct of Ward-Liabili-
ties of Ten Millions.

ties of Ten Millions.
New York, May S.-The World, of Friday,
will say:
The belief that the affairs of the Marine
Bank are not in as good q condition as
expected is strengthened by the fact that,
while the bank should have had in its
vaults reserve of 81, 300, 900 against its depos-
its of s.. 200, 900, yet suspension was caused by
its inability to pay a clearing house balance OF
$780, 900, except by turning over collaterals to
the extent of 5000, 900 If the reserve was
in bank as required by the law, why should the
bank have suspended And if not in bank where
is the money! These are questions asked by
anxious depositors.
The veteran banker. President John Thomp-
son. of the Chase National Bank. said yesterday:
ut aStonshes me how stockholders can suffer
their banks to be run by high-toned
speculators Nine out of ten OF the
banks throughout the country that have
come 10 grief during the last decade have been
brought to grief and bankruptcy by Specializing
ami ganVung officials, anu the alarm Which isnow
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
THE EGYPTIAN REBELLION.

The Garrisons of KOroskO and DongOla to
be Strengthened at Once.
CAIRO, May 8.-A detachment of Egyptian
infantry and cavalry will be despatched immedi-
ately to reinforce Korosko and Dongola. The
natives there are uneasy because of the weaken
ing of the garrsons.
Extensive purchases of camels have been made
for the Egyptian troops soon to 60 to the relief
of the besieged garrisons. The black troops will
shortly be disbanded.
The Greek who arrived here on Tuesday from
Khartoum reports that Gen. Gordon had four
men shot for treachery.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
virginia,s EIection Machinerv.

RICHMOND, Va, May 8-The Supreme Court
of Appeals to-day rendered a decision declaring
unconstitutional the law passed by the Legisla-
ture providing for elections of registrars and
judges of election by boards of three members
chosen by that pody for each city, town and
county in the State, because it required the
members of said board to be freehoders This
decision makes the election of registrars and
judges by these boards illegal and of no effect,
and consequently takes the whole election ma
chnery of the State out of the hands of the Dem
Ocrats and places it where ii was before the
passage of the lawn the hands of the Coali
finrniStc
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
SPRING NECK WEAR
Fifty dozen new SCARFS and TIES, of the richest
designs and eolorings
PAUL H. KRAUSS,
Shirt-Maker
Successor to WEST & KRAUSS
20 and % N. Penn. Street.
Irish Republican League.
Successor to WEST & KRAITSS
90 and % N. Penn. Street.

CHICAGO, May 8--The Irish Republican Ma
ticnal League has been in secret session here for
the last two days. to arrange for campaign work
in the interest Of the Republican party during
next presidential canvass. 1t was decided to
and Washington The speakers sent out by the
league will be urged to attack the free trade the
oly as the surest means of alternating Irish voters
from the Democratic party. on the ground that
free trade is an English measure. Twenty-three
States were represented at the session j. Cur
ran keegan, of Colorado was elected general
Sot.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
In Search of Free Raw Material.

New YORK, May 8.-Leading manufacturers
of New York and adjoining States met this even
ing to devise means by which Congress can be
induced to abolish all duties on raw materials and
so modify the present tariff that the burden
shall fall more equally on those engaged in man
ufacturing. 1t was resolved to unite in q socie-
ty or association, to be known as the 'Manufac
turer's Reform League" the object of which
will be to further their interests, by opposing
protection and advocating free trade.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
Mexican Soldiers pillage a Bank.

LAREDO, Tex, May Sat noon to-day the
Mexican federal troops marched from the gar
rison. and formed into line in front
of Milmo Brothers bank, in New Laredo
A peremptory demand was made for
81 900 claimed as due to the government and
upon refusal by David Milmo, an American citi-
zen and part owner of the bank. the govern
ment officials entered the bank took out twenty
sacks of silver of $500 each and marched off
There is intense excitement on both sides of the
river
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
Denouncing Gladstone's Policy.

LONDON, May S.-A crowded and influential
meeting of patriotic associations was held at St
James Hall, this evening, to protest against
abandonment of General Gordon. Earl Cardigan
presided The meeting denounced the conduct
of the government as devoid of principle moral
courage and craftsmanship, and declared it would
bring down the Indignation and reprobation of
the whole country
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
Fight Between wall Street Men.

New YORK, May Sin the billiard room of
the Windsor Hotel, tonight, Addison Cammack
and Alexander Taylor, two wellknown Wall
VINO became somewhat excited during
an argument with Cammack, told him
he was "a wrecker," and we'll known as such
Cammack denied this, and Taylor retorted by
calling him liar. Cammack sprang up and
struck Taylor over the head with gold d-headed
cane. and knocked him down. The combatants
were separated by friends.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
Cable Notes.

Marie Van Zandt has been appointed court
singer by the King of Holland. This is an honor
rarely conferred.
The report that the King of Belgium had dis
patched Stanley, with an expedition from Congo,
TO aid Gordon in retreating from Khartoum, is
untrue.
April 81 was celebrated in Rome as the 9, 637th
anniversary of the foundation of Rome by Romu-
lus The tricolor was hoisted on the tower of
the Capitol and the Civic Guards wore their full
dress uniform
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
GRANTS FORTUNE.

George w. Childs Says 1t Is Safe, While
Grants Lawyer Says He LoOses Heavily.
Interview with G. w Chds.
"Will the failure of the firm embarras5 the
General, do you think"
mo, sir: not at all His house in New York
also the cottage at Long Branch, are in Mrs
Grants name. The fund raised for his benefit
many years ago amounting 10 about 5000, 600, is
Continued on Second Page.l
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Desperation of Nihilist Prisoners.

ST PETERSBURG, May S.-During the trial, on
Tuesday, of the Black Bank Nihilists, Dubetzki
and his daughter, prisoners, stabbed themselves,
the father fatally and the daughter dangerously.
1t Is rumored the author Saltzkoff, has been
arrested in connection with the suppression of
the newspaper Annals Of Fatherland
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
Cremation of DR. Gross,s Remains

WAsHINaToN, Pa, May S.-The remains of
DE- Samuel ID. Gross, of Philadelphia, arrived
here this morning and were taken at once to the
'LeMoyne crematory and placed in the retort
The body was accompanied by A. H. Gross and
Dr.. H0rwitz There were no ceremonies at the
tncineration. The reiraiGs were reduced to
ashes in two hours.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09

BERLIN, May 8-The congress of the Nation
al Liberals has been postponed until the 18th
instant.
1t is rumored marriage engagement has
been arranged between the Princess Victoria,
second daughter of the Crown Prince frederick
William, and Alexaner l. Prince of Bulgaria.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09

TIDToUTE, Pa May S-Last evening George
Jenne shot and killed William Ellis. who was on
the premises of Jenne dsputing with him about
a log-chain. Ellis called Jenne opprohrious
names, whereupon the latter discharged tht con
tents of shotgun into Els's left breast, killing
him instantly. Jenne Immediately delivered
himself up and Is now in ialL
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
EngIand and the vatican.

ROME, May S.-Before departure for London
Lord Errington, British representative at the
Vatican, expressed the conviction that diplomatic
relations between Great Britain and the Vatican
would be arranged before next autumn.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
Regal Book-NIakers.

LONDON, May S.-The Empress Eugene is
making rapid progress in the revision of
'Rouher's Memoirs of the French Empire"
The Life of Queen Victoria" by Sarah
Tytler, edited by Lord Ronald Cover, will soon
be issued. The royal family have assisted in its
nrenaratinn
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
WHEN
CLOTHING STORE

we provide for the largest range of wants and tastes
everything that is current and of good repute, in
styles materials and shapes. Whatever business
or vocation you can here fit yourself out in accord
ance with the dictates of good aste at prices guaran
teed to be from 10 to 25 per cent below any compe
tition.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
A NobIeman in Jail.

LONDON May S-Baron ST. Leonards on
charge of indecent assault upon female ser
want, has been sent to jail and bail refused,
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09

LONDON, May 8.-Ten women were blown to
pieces, and two others wounded, by an explosion
of dynamite, at Mobiles factory. in Ayrshire.
The Indianapolis journal., 1884-05-09
AguerO the Cuban Filibuster, Hiding in a
Swamp, Waiting the Coming of Re-
cruits When the Harvest Is Over.
Several Spanish Army officers Arrested
on Suspicion of DislOyalty.
The Egyptian Government Determines to
Send Immediate Relief to the Garri-
sons at Korosko and DongOla.
EILIBUsTER AGUERO.
He Is Hiding in Swamp, Waiting the Gath
erinp of the HarvestS.

He Is Hiding in Swamp, Waiting the Gath
ering of the Harvests.
KEY WEST May 6.-Gen Aguero, it is
learned from a reliable gentleman who has just
reached this town, after tour through Cuba, has
now but forty or fifty followers at his back.
These are well mounted and well armed Being
close pressed by the government troops, they
gained the swamps of Zapata before their cap
ture could be effected, but were compelled to
turn their horses loose and flee on foot in small
bands to the hills between the railroad and the
Rio Guazabo Largo where they are in hiding.
Among the band are several herders whose
familiarity with all the unbeaten paths enables
them to avoid capture with comparative ease
Relying on their ability to preserve his liberty,
Gen. Aguero expects to remain in hiding until
after the crop is harvested when, counting
inducing the peasantry to join him in large num-
bers, he will begin an aggressive campaign.
The Captain general continues his assurances
that the whole rebel band will be speedily cap
tured. Gold is at 25O and the sugar crop is sell
ing at lower prices than ever before known.
These facts have greatly depressed financial cir
cles, and make another disastrous panic almost
inevitable. The chances of interference by the
United States, and ultimate annexation, are
openly discussed in the cafes throughout the is
land.
Suspected Military Officers Arrested.
HAVANA, May S.-Several military prisoners
arrived to-day from the interior. They are the
commander of regular infantry battalion sta
toned at Cienfuegos, sub-ieutenant of artil-
lery at Holguin, and two sergeants, and five
soldiers of the Cienfuegos garrison. General
Castillo has dispatches from Madrid notifying
him that there had been found in papers seized
at the lodgings and on the corpse of Lieutenant
Mango, and on the bodies of eight soldiers slain
with him during the late insurrection at Figueros,
Spain, notes and clews which established the fact
that the military conspiracies discovered at
Badajos, and also more recently at Villa Carlos
had far-reachng ramifications in the ranks of
the Spanish army in Cuba. These dispatches
and arrests have still more enfeebled Captain
General Castillo. who it is said, forwarded his
resignation by steamer, on May 5. Meantime
Castillo directs the censorships with renewed
vigor. Suspected letters especially from the
United States, will be carefully scrutnized.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-06
Published THURSDAY October sol
Ordinance No. 427.

An sndlnance relating 20 certain misiemeanou
and prescribing The punishment therefor.
Be e ordained by Ghe Mayor and
Coancilmen Of The city Of Saline,
kGRsds
Sci Il shall Be unlawful Tor any person 10
uiler any loud and indecent or obscene language
n 81 ahoui the postolce. o. the pustodlcc lobby &c
the city Of Salina, khnsas. Any person violating
anF ol the provisions 81 tnls section shall Be
purlshed b. 1ue Of not less than Eve dollars nor
larTo than ere hundred daliaTs.
eEc. 3 u shall Be unlawful for any porloa 10
wfafaily and maiiciously disturb the peace and
Quiei ~ The nostulhce OF the pasiofice lobby IN
fhs ely Of Saiina. Kansas. b. quarrclinr. Shout
Tag or lrhtinr IN or about said rostufee or post
ollee lobby. Any person violating any Of che pro-
Ilsians 81 this secilol shall be puuished 81 fnc
q Rei lca than Eve dollars nor more than one
brd1rea dollars.
Enc 81 ms ordinance shah take e lcct and be
ir 6oFce froIn and amer &c publication iu the St-
IrEs cgUEIT 50CHsAI- r. W. OBER,Magor.
tunrosea October 9Th. lSsi.
hfFnby certify that the shove is a trus ana cor
r1ri cooy u the original Ordnance passed By the
eonellen OF The city Of saiua, on The 9th day Ct
o. lf8t
IsELl-l +. e. bower. Civ Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-06
Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
SALINE COUNTY.
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
SALIEA, OCE. l3ih, ISL

SAL1sA, OJE. 18Th, ISL:
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT on
IN the 18th day Of October, lsSi, petition
signed By T. Lauhengaycr and thirty-fve Othcrs,
vas presented 90 the Board OF County Commits
sioners Of the County and State Aforesaid, praying
Cor the viewing and opening OF ccrtain road de-
scTibed as follows, viz;
BEGINNING a. the point Of intersection Of the
county road running East from Mentor and sec
tlon lire running between sections IL and Us
Town IS Range West. Thence 20 run North
along said section lire % where q si intCGccied
by the smoky lliil river. thence. 20 follow Ilst
hank Of said river 20 where a again interects
said section line, theHce korihWarl along said
cd by the smoky Hin river. thence % follow east
ward along bank Of said river 10 point where 20
iutersects section line running between sections
sand II Town IS Range W also from the point
where section line running between sections
~ and Isis Interested near the northern termi-
Of said line hy the Smoky I'LL rivert0 loiiou
westward along the bank Of said rivcrto the iu-
tefseciion o. line running between sections
and Is In Town IS $ Range w.
WHEREUPON, said Beard OF County Conmis
sioners appointed the following named persons
to-Wlt;
W. A. Parker, A. VI. Farley and Fred Forcht
a. Nieuers, With instructions 90 meet, iu con-
junction with the County Surveyor. az thc
house Of 7. LaubCnEayer IN Walnut Township,
on Friday the lith day Of November, d., ls,t
parties a hearing.
BY order Of the Board Of County Commits .oncTs.
JOSEPH SARGENT.
County CLERK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-06
RoadNotice.
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SALINE,
OFFICE OF COUNTY Gle.

COUNTY OF SALINE,
OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
SALINA, OCTOBER 18th, 1854
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Or
IN the 18th day Of October, lSsf q petition
signed BY Henry Oshea and tWeniy-ihrce other
vas presented 10 the Board OF County Commis-
EIoners OF the county and state Aforesaid nrayinq
Tor the location, survey and opening Of certain
ruad described as follows, viz
COMMENCING 81 the Southwest corner OF the
E0rihhf Of the Northwestern, OF Sec. 4, Township
Is, South Of Range 4 West o. 9Th y. N, az o.
county road, running thence East as hear a.
practicable on the line between the north hi
and the south hr Of the Northwest qr aud the
Northeast a. Of See ., also through the center OF
the North NJ 90 See. T. Township l2 Range 4
West Is much possible on the line between
the North hf and the south III Of the Northwest
IT and the Northeast ar OF Sec 4, an I'm ID ID,
South OF Range 4, West 9Th 4. NJ, said road 90
leave the said line sufficient 20 gel good road
ana ease such expense a. tine viewers may deem
advisable, believing said road 10 b. Of great pub
lie utility, and % some parties an absolute neccs
sity, the ground for said rad being good, 90 that
te feet IN width win Be sufficient, the scctioa
line , mile north OF said pr posed rad being
impracticahle, said road 10 terminate at the
Southeast corner OF the North hfof Northeast "
q See 3, Township IS, Range " az county
rad, running North and South between SECS
3 and 2, Ip H. Range g.
sioners appointed she lciloWins-namcd persons,
io-Wit;
Patrick shsnahan, J. W. Burke and Thomas
Irwin, ST., as Viewers vita instructions tu
. meet, IN conjunction With the County Surveyor
ID the house Of Henry O'Shea On Pleasant VAL
ley township on "Wednesday the l2th day of
November, A. r. lssf, and proceed d view said
rad, AID give 10 all parties hearing.
b order Of the Beard Of County Commission
JOSEPH SARGENT, County CLERK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-06
flI

100 acres Of zoe bottom land, 40 aeres broke and
IN cultivation 81 arres in wheat acres In orch
ard containing peaches. apples, pears, plufna ana
Frape-- One story IRA re house ifES2, stable
f6ra0 Tranary l6ki6, hedge al round The place,
30 acres Of pasture fenced With harbed wire
fence, ~ mile Of creek vel timhered, running
vaier The uhole year round, timber consists Of
cottonwood, walnut and boEelder, miles from
salina. Price $500 se00o cash balance On time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-06

sa ARES hedge fence an round, 60 acres broke,
good frame h0use i2K26 addition l8K2t, Eranary
GOV she'd iCE20, s acres Of orchard all kinds Of
fruit and shade trees, good wells, hog pens and
hog pasture 81 mile 70 school house, also 100
a dining With rs acrea broke balance fenced In
two pastures, 100 acres Of growing wheat, 81
miles from Mentor n miles from salina. Price
$500 $3.50 cash balance on tine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-06
cnstIe Roek Raneh.

1850 acres miles from Rockville 3 houses Is
x2O and 1fx2S with addition 12xiG stone barn
corral i5ox2j0 sheds i6x200 2ixs0 and i6Eso leo
acres cultivated 900 acres bottom land Spring
Creek runs through the ranch, living WEter on
quarters. This e Of the best ranches In Saline
county. Price 81 81 per acre 5000 eash balance
on easy terms. 20o0 sheep With ranch Il desired
Al reasonable prices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-06

is0 acres all fenced with wire fence, good frame
house ~ sfCry, rooms Kansas stable, grEnary
lsr20, buggy shed, ? good wells, 100 fruit RES,
100 grape vines 20 acrps broke, IS acres In wheat
IS acrrs rye. nlles from 8alina 2 from BlFuria.
Price 5000 5000 clsh balance on tine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-06

t60 acres ~ story frame hOuse good cellar eis-
tern IN kitchen Kansas barn good granary and corn
crib fsxi8 tool she'd f4Kz0 hen house good veil
with wind mill 20 acres enoed with wire 20 apple
trees years cd 209 peach trees years old and
other small fruits 20 acrgs In wheat and > acres
IN ryel0 miles from Saiina price 5000 i cash lal
on Zine.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-11-06

90 acres Of good land IN lincoln county g. acres
broke frame house i2x22 story stone stable straw
roof ilx3o good veil and hne spring 100 peach tres
years old 100 forest tres prics $500 500 cash
bal on time.