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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

EX-CON0REssMAN FRANKLIN, Of
Kansas City, has been appointed
Consul 10 Hang Chow, China. and ae-
cePted the appointment. For luxu-
Rating among the Chinese he will re-
eeive the paltry sum OF t3,50O-an
amount which he ought TO be able to
make twice over 10 his practice as q
lawyer But IL is an "ofiice, and he
among hundreds Of other eX-Ofiiee-
holders is waiting TO sacrifice most
anything 10 be a representative Of the
Government in some official capacity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

Lost on Saturday, Nov. :. 's5. IN
Sslina, q day book containing several
slu and S2O bills, accounts, &C. A re-
ward Of SIS will be paid to the party
returning the property to the JOUR-
NAL Office. 42-2g. n. BECK.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

w. 8. sFAaBAUGH, the Weil-known
lawyer Of Abileae, was married yes
terdsy 70 Miss Lima UPshAw, Of that
clty-Rev. Dr.. BOWers conducting the
ceremony. Congratulations to ''Stam. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

VIZ. BALDWIN, who hss been on
trial ht AtehisOn for numbering bis
sister. was found guilty Of murder In
the first degree. A most righteous
verdict evidently.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
Seasoned stove Wood.

For sale by the cord. Leave orders
ct frst door north Of Mitchell House,
on Seventh street, or through post
Office. HEBER SMITH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

Cal and - ua We yin make you
fspl thai you oams Into ths piaes yea
hsss ben ioating - luF sens tins.
E.IzDW5cH q W0lsIzya
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

TIE hrst volume Of Gen. Grants
memoirs viii be given TO the sabscrib-
ers about Dec. lst.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

sENATnB PLUKB Is 10 speak at the
sale Of College lots in Llndsburg next
Thursday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

sEavIA and Bulgaria have both de-
clared war, aad hostillties have CON-
menoed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
Homss.


We have four desirable dwelling
hnuses for sale. KRAFF 4 BISHOP
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SALINE.


special
n h cas- dean dP interests eunyai dhePhemd aLae aaasa
purpose ~ y~ ~ EE Hundred an Forty
Kansas An py % .
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AmuHqp de huT maBa
hy November Al ssnh
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

Remember We mean what we say
that We will sell you goods for cash
cheaper than any house around town.
Roasted Coffee, Arbuekles, Levering.
Dilw0rth's, l5c per pound OF lbs
- a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
AHsON MILLER,
DANIEL HUIfBARGER,
A a urnurmanr

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
WemereIyask YOutOdrOpinSee for Yourself.
S. GRADWOHE, Proprietor i.
SharifS Proclamation and Notice Of a Special Election
STATE OF KANSAS,
County ef sa1iae


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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
PETITION.


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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
STATE OF KANSAS,
COUNTY OF SALINE,


COUNTY SALINE
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Kansas ~ h~ ~
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anyc
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SMILER
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19

mrwTur SD % esals Post-ss. aud ~
lfEtI uiH nzll 30 frss . ssgal. vui,
hE "A: ::: %s.i, 3. Z - a: g; go e 80 ss
- - - - nu1e than slFIli1T cI1e an
1..'--l~1 T-lf 1rrs1 e 81 ng11 rll lFH - hrrlc
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-11-19
HITOR'S PR0VLIHIFIOE,

WHERBAS. on the lOth day Of Sovsuber A.
W ID. l655, an ordinance Wns paslcd By the
mayor and eouncilmen of the city oi Salina, kan
sas, IN words and figures e. follows, To- vii:
unRnTNANrE NO aco
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
FOR W0R Il LOCAL NEWS
That ELECTRIC LIGHT MupDLE
Some Entcrprsing Cltirsrs "nicGins.
BIG CHIEF ParIser ON Visit to
Mexico-A small Eire-Op-
err, Singers in Trouble,
Other News Notus.

Fort WORTH, Oc5. lS.-LSpecinl.l-
considerable discussion has been in
dulgeh in to-day in regard 10 granting
the privilege 70 the electric light com
psny. Some few old mos9-backs are
opposed TO any innovations, while the
progressive business man wants ana
believes in encouraging all row and
enterprisipg Inventions. The Fort has
been behind all the otter large cities
in Texas in regard to the electric
lights, There ~ some talk THAI the
company viii bs met with injuuc' ions,
ana all Kinds Of ways to prevent the
immediate Introduction Cf tho light.
Your rospTes )utat,vCf f / cd To find any
business house, however, who would
uOuntanance, or would lend any hanu
to retard the introduction OF the light.
Sund y morning Mr.. G. Il. Lites,
feeling The chilly breeze that struck
tbs Fort, deoldel to pu5 up his stove.
lie ransacked rho cellar end found his
Inst yeg5'5 et)vs and pipe, which he
gathered aud pr'ceecet 50 ciesn and
put up. He erGcsed light acatiold,
which, on receiving his
weight, gave way, throwing
him 20 tho ground and
cutting him severely Ia the face. Tho
wounds, Ghough very painful, are not
serious, and be appeared on tho streets
to-day with his face bandaged, which
he says is worse Than any case of dem
gue any man can have.
.Che stranded Max Thomas opera
troupe again came to the front, by two
OF ther ex-members, Raymond and
Hodges being arrested, charged with
being vags. RAYMOND gave bond and
was released. Hodges was not quite
so fortunate, and was locked UP.
Last evening Raymond borrowed an
oyercOst from u friend and put iE up
for 81 so. The friend not likeins the
Joke made complaint 10 the police.
To-day ChieI Guanna Parker, ac-
Nano,tes, Topwakney, Tap-a Yet 81
and Vara a.a-Pouy-caused considerable
excitement by their appearance on our
streets. The chief stated to your re-
porter that they were on their way to
Now Mexico to gee tho country,
and would be absent from their
reservations only two weeks; that
their trip was Orly one OF pleasure.
Chief Guarnao Parker is half breed,
being the son OF Cynthia Ann Parker,
who was captured by the Comancbe
sro wing up, Was made the wife of the
chief. They will stop in the Fort
couple of days.
An alarm of fire was sounded this
morning at o'clock which called the
department to the corner Jones and
Sixth street where they found
q two-story frame bnildiDg
burning, but which had gsined such
headwsy that It was impossible TO save
IL from destruction. The building,
valued at $3.50, was owned by John
King, and was insured. The origin of
the fire Was not ascer.ained, but is sup
posed to be the work Of an incendiary.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. John Andrews, returned to the
Fort to-day, but Will leave us again in
the morning for Abilene, where he
goes tn deliver large lot of cattle.
Mr.. p. s. Wren, county clerk of Gal
weston county, arrived Tonight and
will leave t + morrow for Pecos City
To attend the lot ssle.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
THAT GRAsr MONUMENT.

~. Laui. Has Vut it on 400 Long,
with $4,000 Ia the Treasury sho
throws up the spon-s,
Sr, LoUIs. Oct. Is. special. Mayor
Francis was asked Jolsy whs, had
become Of The Grant Moaument nsso-
citation. "I forget when tho last moot
ing Was held" hH said, "nuJ a. that
,iWa ~ wac concluded best 10 defer
movement IL tho way OF soliciting
contributions until lair Woak Was
over. Now tnst tho tail carnival has
ended, presume th0 business II the
association will bs taNen up again H',t
carried ou To tho lnisn. You vii
have - see the secretary, Mr.. GeH.
Morgan, about that, though, ~ l hrV8
but llstle 10 do with tnJ usSocia al
now. 1 think that .'tHr doing what
ild toward getiiHg up the Gran -
gCgrt aad "a" coDtcibuiiou If $3.50 u
the monument fund, they ougnt 20 lot
me- out"
"Wha. condition Il tho as sgciaJion
In Now ?'
swell, believe ,h0y hayo ab ~
5000 H. tbs troasury, ANA GJnnral
Sherman 4, pgo .iient. rnat Is rhput
all tho pr)graSS Lhat has n-ou % ,IH.'
Secretary George II, Mofgty was
found in his oll.cs ION change, IA he
could onlg ssy that the association
would SON hold a. maoinE. The
lhiT seems 20 bgva pe'erei ous.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

tlht a light n light vote viii ho pclled.
NJ has ralLad all morning aud IL IN be-
yad that should II clear up tha main
r.lt OF tho vOia Will bs brought OUT
rais afternoon, N,lihsr Of Ihe State
"A nlttaos has any Information nj the
sequence except that tho rain 4.
tral aud that "a Iair vote IL being
r ifi.
no State Journal, which has re
! ia from 80 OF rle IS precincts ia tho
.Hltv, estimates Fnrakef's msjoF,ty
t"a city ~ 900; i0sdley's ia the
hip, l,lOO, aud D0mOcfat.s ma-
lnTI y IN the cOuu'y,
the Republicans are iuhilRting with
bands and bontires tonight over the
election news. The Democrats are
quiet aud axe receiv-
hns tho result With good lrd'a, Chair
man Powell, Of tho Democratic
commitieO cOucodos tho Mtuiilu ot
tuo Rspuhlichn STATE ticket hv
from 1900 10 2o,OOo aud tuiaK
they carried both branches OF
tho Legislature. Governor H0adlsy
thinEs lna Democrats mag hsyu saved
tho senate. The Repn nbliosp executive
committee claim the election at
Foraker by from 1900 10 lS,Oth
plurality, though complete returns
hay maize IL more, Tiey have H.
Formation from all tho
hOublful counties aud have
,tl,c,ei their Representatives
therein. They claim u majnrlty on
Joint ballot outside Of Hsmiltor
county.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
Counterfeiters CAUGHT,

PITTsBURe, Pa, OnG. 13.-The United
States secret service officers rGidsd
lhs camp of II counterfeiters in
Clarion county yesterday, capturing
6, the others escaping into the woods.
The prisoners were brought tc 5his
city, and ut their preliminary bearing
before United States Commissions
McCandler this morning, were hela
for court. The officers refuse to give
the names OF those arrested es they
nope to secure the rest of the gang
before many days. The counterfeit
ers have been plying their vocation
quite successfully in Clarion, Jsffer-
son and Forest counties. They have
been engaged in the manufacture Oh
spurious silver dollars and he'd a
thorough system for placing che same
in circulation. The case Is one Of the
biggest in the couuterfe.ting liue tnat
has been worked up heieabcuts for
manY wears,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
Postmatters Coming to Grief.

WAsHISGFoN, Oct. 13.-Many post
mlstora nave como to grief through
disregard Of tbs postal regulation
which requires postmasters rsmittiag
surplus money-order funds to deposit
tories il registered package, to be able
in every case to prove by at least one
di.interested witness, that the money
was actually enclosed inthe proper reg
islered package, properly addressed,
locked lii tho mail and despatched.
II tho postmaster fails to
comply with these Requirements
hs Is compelled to make good the
money if ig is lost or stolen. Many
postm asters, fndtng 1t inconvenioi't
to have q witness of the dispaSca OF
the funds, have in cases of loss CT
theft made claim for credit, which have
been disallowed, the postmaster gen
oral holding that the precaution above
noted was necessary, mot only to cstab.
lish tho tact that the money was actu-
ally remitied, but 70 secure proc,
ne csssary Tor tho conviction Of those
pc fsons charged with its theft.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
URInEs AND CASUALTIES
Georgia n.oonsbiners.

GAINESVILLE Oct. l3.--Gr3st excite
meut exists in Frankiin county, ow-
ing TO the h'g5er war being waged be
tween Illicit di9tillers al / thoso sus-
pectod nt D3ilI Jpi3s. IN several cases
Whica have liiaiy been reported 80 thu
revenue officers imp portau5 information
has beou given by law abidir g citizens
- aid in breaking ~ the - 1g .iCl o,
illicit dis iii ng. This has DrOnsh down
upon thsm the voDgapc5 of t1o
uistiil lars, who have served NOT go ou
tn M to leave the country or tSEA the
Consequences. The first oyldeuc5 th at
tbe dlstlliers meant business wd3 ths
assGs silatiOu OF q young man ngmod
Dyer, VINO had testified egaiEs5 sew.
oral persons. Dyer wns stinS home,
md whom driving tarolgh - GbicG
cJpse, well-aimet bul,9t
ia the wagon, nnd tho horses taking
flight fiallopGd wild ly uu.il homo wa9
reached, wnsr Dror'R relstiOrs were
mortified by the {, ght val yb met theil
aaze. r. 81 cOH 1 man sGt2cked was q
farmer nameG IarbT 9tl. He was
seated before the fire place III
his houss when double
bsrrelled shot gun Was
placed through a holo IL the window
and fired by nn anknown person. His
was completely torn rom his
chest, but no remained uuhurt, the
load of bucksh0t taking sffeoC in the
wall. That night he fed the country.
Other persons suspt cted OF "peaching"
o, tho distillers arc under motive TO
tAake Lnem selves scarce.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
Presidential Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-The president
made the following appointments to-
day:
John II. Fink, to be United states
attorney foc the district of New
II ADJ osblre.
Ezra Miller, 20 be receiver OF public
mousy st Huron, Dakota.
j. Mcfarland. 10 bs register of the
land office at Huron, Dakota.
OF Tho 600 changes made in presiden-
tial posthflicss since the ADJOURNMENT
of tho Senate, 240 were caused b. re-
movals Of postmasters. By the let ci
December there vii, be nearly 100 va
capoos In the presidential offices
caused by expiration of commissions
and designations, and It is the inten.
tion of the postmaster-ge general to give
his attention 70 these offices before
making any considerable changes
elsewhere.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15

riRan, MonsiRnors Quinn Failey and
Preston, ani Rev. Dr. McDona'd. The
last nanot sHted ~ master ~ eerem0-
MES. The procession m we'd
down tho south aisle and
went through tho main
yeslibule HnC center aisle, where tho
platform ostafalqus lad Deon erected.
Tire hody on csrlluCl waf dressed in
full ecol6siasiiol' rCbH. F1ur candles
burned at tbs cornles OF ths csta-
fAlque. AputTd OF iOur men from ~.
Nincert do Prul society stood near the
tateItlqua. Wien tho doors we're NJ
sngth thrown op.n, the crowd quickly
hllsd tho contcr aislas, passing along
on eithrruido The people. alter re
vie wing tho remains, lsf, tho church
by another exit,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
NEWS At The POLITICAL HUB.
Trouble A,nong tho Po,tmastrrs-friai
"trip of - New Government Vessel,
rarnlnE tho hasea out,
sior- Now Appointments
OlheF Capita Notes,



WAsIIIY0roS, o,t. ia repnrt has
been received at the navy department
from Commodore u $. Day, onmmHud-
ing the now shin Moh'osn, buut at tlN
Mare Island navy yArt, Ge'CfimAg
the performances ii tnat yass' on mr.
tifst cruise, = is i"iG tna Nrrt irun ~
with steam In six rollers. Wh1u -
san Francisco bay Iuun.ng HnCns ~
turns she br,k" au 80, n'ric H'rnp,
rnis vas caufed oy too ught
. IL In tho valve, \ spare
strap Was iltied AID tho ship pro-
oended Ia sea ~ i0:i5 an the son. In"
wind WAS light ahead snd tue sea
moderate, pAo best speed made was
eight knOts from I O. y. no from
Sh,ch snb gradually came down 4"
four knots at 3 next morning, "h"n
the onginrs were stopped on accuut OF
the heating of thC ntgn pressure "rAnk,
aud - gIbat dcGi oi iruuh q
wRs experienced during the nishs
With ihe iced aud biige-
pumps. The snip WAS then kept un-
'l.r RAIL nuti, July II. She si"' rod re-
marlably wei, mind'nS her helm
readily Whoa shO had any hrA0"1! ~
al. 5nU tackled wiih speed Oi one aId
OhN-AhA. Ihfth Rtu hNr hhN. "hf
wort u sceSd oi one Knot. TIE pust
sniliug wa.a, the raio Or Mae knots
for four hours IN succession. July j.
steam WAS ttsTiri IL four boilers and
-no mado Iom dve 10 six
Knots. Tho feed pumps
con inulng - woI& raGly made l.
necessary 10 cao the donkey pump
and water.vglvos. Tho wAtsr'g duges
ana bilse-pumrs also gave inrtsol
trouble. Ol g-tJirs iutu WaIm water
and weather oil Jhe M"S,c ~ coest the
tempp.atuFn IL the fire rCoH, ~ tho
iurWard cud, ranup To $50 de- rta-, sLd
behind he Cigders III tho On g'n.-rnom,
lS5 dpg-ses, a1d IN the coat hnnfnrs,
leo degrees On account ui tnt Di.
ven .ila ion Commodore Dag had Get
tain bulkhea1+ removed, ahluS
o. diilOrgECe Of forty degrees IL tho
Temperature o. his iire-Toom. VITA
sgeai1 / q both bniitts, au average o.
suvau Ruo's 81 HOur N.s nOt.iLth Tor
tao day.. Two moro boiler. were
a 'dau, and cOs, WAS limit d 10 Il tons
per V, wuen IN average oi eight
En.ss was secured. Several other
steps were made for repairs
on the voysgO from Acapulco 10
Cl.iGtO. From Coriuto 10 Pan
ANA wss accomplished withouf
atop, six engines being 'lso' "Ad =
speet sometimes nine, aud nins apd
une-hsif knots attained. "ihe ca
gines," seys Comm Cnrre Day, ,"Seem
TO have been inuitferently II isbod Hnd
tney were given 40 trial worthy OF the
ngme Oef iro hs sbi . was sent uft on
her cruise. rhe isui,e, howove', VII
he remsdIej ~ great extent by tue
force on board aud iurgner lmproT 20
mpnt in speed viii follow after the
tiramer have had more prsct'ce aud
o.caHs more expert in keapiGg
steam mp. she will pr badly
bo anlO 20 make $50 miles pr dsy on
consu n ot.ou OF not over II tuns o. coat
With fUar boilers. Tue sup t. very
steady, roll 3 very little ana essily, ard
her steering qualities can scarcely ce
improved On tGkiug into constdere-
tion the fsc6 that She has tour
bladeG screw TO dr. & she sails we'll.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
oyHER poLfsICAL NEWS
Littio Iutercst Manifested.

WAsHINeroS, Oct, -. -Lsss in.ergs
iS openly manifested Ia tho result
OF the Ohio election THAN ha
bsen the caso Ia any ovent of Ike po
Mites. Importance within the memory
Of the pressnC generation
liensrally on such ocCasiou
5,Tore have b6eu considerable crowd :
around tho bullstin boards, but to-
uighL there are no CROWD :
spd, with ore exception, no bull
htin boards. fow people II
SaS departments have msnt.oated in
eerusy enouGh 10 ask news 1Urng tao
day. and H. could oA HiiliculE 20 name
: dozen Federal nlli llise-hOidpr, rom
lGhiD who hS7e gune 20 vp,e.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
SILVER CO.'S.
Heavy Shipment. From the suh-Tr'ns-
ury To the West.

hlN w INV "'NAH
ST. LOUIS, Oct. H. Sneci3' Tho
sub treasury here hes jIst hui-Led
shi ping silver coin to vasiou- p.ncss
in the West, sud ~Rs caused ru!rily
hy the recent ruiaa of ths traa-ary
department chat cniU should bu ship-
yed from tho suh-.reGsury uearss TO
thos person asking II, gud mo- as
before, from tins niint. The AN" 6
shipped yesterdav aggregated $50 0'0.
al which $22G0l "as ~ sf- d ID
silver dOllsrs, GuI slS 500 In z; cti.. Al
currency. Consia rmE 'Dt' 'H.. Il
amlunt ever snippsd ~as $4,000 he
iucre,'o is seeH to b6 Cnnstdert o.e.
Tns points HtsniuUaat Were IN Kan
sas, nlhois, kentucky, Tennessee,
Arkansas Missouri ard t.Yeral
laces al tar down AZ TexHs, we're sup.
piied Tho largest single orls' wHs
iprSj 0jO, M urder for monry 10 be
trur snipp "a IL honored unless /, Is
for amount ubov" $500.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-10-15
lndi anapolis CITY Glectlon.

INDIAEAPoLIs, Ind, Oct. l5,-rho
municipal election to-day was very
holly contested. Tho returns are not
vet c3Inplete, bat the GgHres received
pp 10 midnight indicate tho
ncIbsb,o election Of D5nny, Repuh .ic-
En-, Tor mayor, by IN mojority OF
than 100 The board OF
.AGermsn is Democratic, ana cOup-
cd Republican, by one nDjofily.
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Chattanooga CITY Ele ction.

CHATTAY ooGA, Olt. l3.-Tho munich
pal election here to-day was closely
contested. Tie entire Democratic
ticket ~ alacted by a reduced msiority.
Mr.. Sharp, late chisf insp ctor OF the
postufiic6 depsrtme was elected
mayor. 40 distu, bancas occurred.
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New York Democra's Trying to Harmon

NEW YORK, Ost. I3.--C1mmittues pi
niRe each, representing TsmmGy y
aad Irving halls, were IL session
al this afternoon, hut reEcSed
10 settlement ss to division of, ilic rs
Sn joint county iicko.. Irving ijall dc e
IN lndg Tho sheriff, sud there comes
= hau. Nle comInittees will meet
aI ain Tomorrow, aHd II 20 conclusion
is rt auhed, \ committee OF "A from each
Dall will Sc ttie IL.
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A Railroad yyreck .

PITTsBURa, PA, Oct. 13.-Ths Chron
icie's Connellsyille special rsys:
The wesr-boupd express on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad struck
. rock. two miles esst Of
the Ohio Pyle Falls, Pennsylvania, at
$40 this morning, precipitating tho
engine, two baggage cars aEd the
smoker into the river. Fireman
samuel Goodwin YVES considerably
cut, bruised and scalded, but not fatal
ly. Several passengers were bruised
sltghtly, but all escaped serious ip-
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Intruders In tho indian Territory

WASHINGTON, Oct. 13,-Chief Bushy-
head, Of tho Cherokee Nation, accom-.
panied by ex-Rspresentativo Paillips,
of Kansas, called on Secretary Lamar
to-day ald had an extended interview
regarding tao unwarrantable intru-
sion of white settlers on tho Cherokee
lands 'in tho Indian Territory. Al.
though tho Indians, under their
reaties, hSya the power to determine
tne ataJuS Of citizens of the Nation,
ye5 The department ~ charged with
the duty Cf eipctiDg intruder, and
in he Xercise of that duty has ss
sumed the ri hit Of determining who
are and whu are not intrSder5.
Chi Bushyhesd says that there are \
aumbeT OF persons residing in tho Ter
yitDry who are there under tribal per-
nit, and those persons re does no
WISH 10 disturb. But thera are elsO
"a .uy white persons ia sac Territory
whU claim TO be citizens Of the NGtiou
and have taken uD che tcs
lands who are not entitled
70 rigbis of ctzsnship and should Oe
ejoC.ed. The Indians are satisfied
wit9 tho present arrangements with
sha oaLtlsnen and Chief Bnshyhe a6
Wisnss "a lmrres. upon the secretary
I 10 advisaOility OF allowing them 10
re main in possession Of the lands.
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ratal Hol,er r1rlaainn.

TUs0umBtAr Ala, oct. y, Tie bciitr
Ia q large cotton gipnery establissment
here exploded last night. Tho ouild.
.inKs were blown 70 atoms and John
Starr, .isemsu. was 6iie5, ard Taornas
ltyfososls, A Lssi apds,s. fst -ss,- ,piar6d
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Marietta

MARIETTA, o., Oct. j. The RE-
pub!icsns elect E senator 10 tho Four
.een,h district and representative la
Washington COUNT.