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Insurance.

Office OF insurance, statistics and
history, Austin, Texas, April IL 1885,
TO ali whom it may concern: This ia
to certify that the Manhattan Life
Insrance company, of New York,
New York, has in all respects fully
complied with the laws of Texas as
conditions precedent TO its doing bust
ness in this State, and that said COM
pany holds certificate of authority
from this Office emitting it to do bust
ness ia this State for u months from
the 1st day of January, 1855, ID the
9lst day of December, 1885.
L. S.]-Given under my hand and
SEAL at Office, in Austin, the day and
date first above written.
III. p. BEE, Commissioner.
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SOMe vlGwS AZ Cad
VETERANS va, PROHIBITION.
nnosmpment nj Portland, Me --old sell
disrs Deem sumptuary statutes ~
Tyraniosi-ieer or Hood
Death 10 Hue Laws.
The GRAND ARMY Of The nepubiic

The Grand Army of the Republic
PORTLAND, Me-, June 2.-JusI be-
fore noon to-day heavy showers fell
and tho present indications favor u
muddy day, VITA occasional showers.
Every available tent in camo u. 5.
Grant has been pitched and such
members Of the Grand Army OF The Re-
pub 10 as have arrived have been IS
signed 10 their quarters. Very few
delegates have come In this morning.
IL Is anticipated that great number
will arrive this afternoon and even
ing. The streets are full OF visitors,
many OF whom have been here Tor
several days and the Grand Army
upiforra Is everywhere conspicuous.
The Law and order League issued
circulars stating that all liquor con-
signed TO members Of the Grand Army
Will DO promptly seized. a proposi-
ton made by the same committee that
all consignments to members OF tho
Grand Army be seized and taken TO
police headquarters II, after In
struolions by Commissioner n-Chief
Mouutz, they DO found to contain any
liquors that they might BIO forwarded
to the consignees, met with oppOsltion,
and the fact OF such proposition haS-
ing boon made has caused something
OF 4 rebellious spirit, and the visitors
epoaly declare their Intention 10
resist such arbitrary ACTION
should 1t DO attempted. II 10
not denied that there are quantities
Of LIQUORS now en- route consigned To
members OF the Grand Army OF the
Republic, who are either now here or
are To arrive, and prominent officers
of the ore anization declare that they
intend to take and keep possession of
their consignment. The constant agi-
tation of the subject recently by tho
temperance leaders have caused it 10
take place Of paramount interest on
all sides. General Logan is expected
TO arrive tonight. Ho will I've given
grand reception, as also will
Generals Slocum and Rosecrsns,
who are also expected tonight. The
executive committee Is likely TO he
put to a severe test by the demands
made upon it. The Iowa delegates
this morning wired for 500 more quar-
ters and numerous other requesIs OF
similar nature have been made. Sew
eral trains arrived toward noon bring
Ing more delegates and the camp has
begun 10 assume an appearance of
military activity. The Minnesota,
Dakota and Wisconsin cor
tingenis have arrived. Con
eraI Rosecrsns has telegraphed
that he cannot be present.
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DiRaAtiallnh Tnx-PaYara.

TAYLOR, June 2l.- Editor HERALD
The law passed by the Ninteenth
Legislature postponing collections Of
taxes proves TO be failure. The only
benefit 10 50 cost and tax in full. II is
hoped the Nineteenth will not meet
again and the people win select better
material for the Twentieth. The ques-
ton of taxation is being fully dis.
Ctlssed. The owners of land and the
county assessor agreed and were salts.
fed as to Tho true value of land
and other property, but the
county commissioners, as a board
of equalization, have notified
in sweeping terms owners to appear
on the 2sth at Georgetown to show
cause why they do not contribute moro
to the State and county. It is the uni
versal opinion that it is not law. Yet,
under Title XCN Tex, Oh. 8, Art.
4,7l5, the commissioners propose going
it alone. If this be so, Inconsistency,
thou art a jewell" for to go 80 miles to
attend court to change the value Of
your land, costs from Sl4 70 $i6, and
they raise your land from So to $40 per
acre, when the owner has taken the
oath called for by law.
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Anefloa IL over Little HDok,
Arkansas, DAYTON, OhlOi Dallas,
teHae, aud Washington were in non.
nation. The contest lay between ihn
two lRti0f points, with nOfihern aud
nHHfnrn men supporting Washington
anu western and southern men favor.
INK Dallas, Tho former outnum bered
aud Washington won the uOm.un
tlpn, but not without a motion warmly
supported aud entertained by
the president a. substitute DALAI
The Queen city Of Texas IN making
herself hoard HnYWRY whore all the
Union aud even Europe j. represented.
As 6mbl died IN a resolution Of MIR.
MyTic, OF Massachusetts, the unan-
imOus thanks OF the body IN rendered
Dallas for her "hospllable aud bust
utss-liko Invitation" Thedelegatlons
leave very soon on an excursion 10
Wisconsin.
j. X. JOHNSON,
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yhe storm in missouri.

KANSAS CITY, June 22.-rhe storm
Saturday night did no damagain Kan
sas City. Reports, however, are COM
lug In OF serious damage to growing
crops, as well as the destruction Of
fences and houses and in soma cases
of d wollings. Specials from St. Joseph
Warrenshurg, Independence, Came
ron, Chillicothe, Beviere, Missouri
City, Marshall, Slater and Glasgow
all Mis- souri, towns--al tell the same
story. At Glasgow MIR, j. O. Wilson,
of Peoria, Illinois, q travelling man,
lost his life and the business portion OF
the town was almost destroyed.
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Very, Very Little Things,

But very important-your blood cor
puscles. They are bright red. They
are so small that it takes over 5000 of
them in line to.make en- inch. The
bright red color comes from the iron
in them. When there is not enough
iron tho blood is thin and watery and
impure. Purity Hnd yigor 20 to-
gether. Browns Iron Bitters Is the
only safe iron tonic ever made, II
enriches the blood, builds up The
system, gives health, strength and
enjoyment OF lie.
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ATLANTA, June 22.--[Special. 1.-THE
propositions of the Jefferson Lumber
Company, to build two large mills and
q railroad in and from the town res
pectively, which will add to the pop
ulstion from $50 to LOCO people, which
requires the raising Of 5000 by cit
iE6ns, will be accepted by tomorrow.
existence.
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Peaoeable Indians KILLED.

DENVER, June 22,-The Tribune Re
publlcan's Ft. Lewis, Colorado, special
says it is rumored this evening that
six Ute Indians have boon killed by
the whites in the Dolores Valley. The
cbiefof the tribe to which they belong
ed is very much euraged aud demands
satisfaction. II the runners prove true
there will probably be trouble in south.
ern Colorado with the Utes.
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rhe Dyspsptie CLERK

Clerks in the stores ofmerohRnts who
do not advertise should occasionally
move about the store for exercise.
Otherwise they will suffer with dys-
pep.ia from the lack Of something 10
Ritlora. Mr.. l.. Thornton, NarrentOn,
y o., says: al used Browns Iron
Btters for dyspepsia, and consider II
the greatest remedy known"
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TAYLOR, Juno 22.-[Speclal. Large
shipments of cattle have been made in
the Last week to Chicago.
The careless worm is about all gone
and the damage to cotton is slight.
Dat and wheat crop good.
The stockholders of the Williamson
County Fair and Protective Associs-
ton held meeting Saturday. Nearly
all the stock is taken. Next Saturday
permanent organization will be Of
fected. Capital stock, $4,000.
The Fourth of July celebration
promises to be a grand affair, as dis
occasion.
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Railroad Men Killed.

LANCASTER, Pa, June "a gang Of
workmen on tho Pennsylvania Rail
road stepped from the north to the
south track to-day at North Bend cut
to avoid train when tboy were run
into by the mud train. Henry Kenne-
dy, William Conover and Joseph Nc
llyaney were instantly killed.
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4 uara Caso OFF the pocl,et.

= CIEBuNE, June 22.-[SpeciaL tom
Greensher shot and killed Sod Lott
to-day. Lott was an inveterate .drinker
and was constantly before the courts.
IAN ugly case of assault to murder was
pending against him. His wife was in
Town seeking warrant against him
for brutal treatment when told of his
death. GreenSher was working at
Lofts, harvesting.
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GAINESVILLE June 22.-tSpecial.l J
A child OF John Martin, .: Taac&rr-
vile, Indian Territory, died from the
effects of poison Saturday night. The
child had chllls and the father gavo IL
a dose OF what he supposed 10 DO qui.
nine, but II proved 10 DO morphine,
anu IL fell inso sleep from which IL
could not bo aroused.
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An AHrav Mt Decatur.

DECATUR, June 22.-[Speciel.]-A So
rious difficulty has just occurred be-
tween w. A. Pool and John Heart.
There was but one shot fired and that
from the hand Of Pool, the ball passing
through Hearts right hand, entered
his right side and came out through
the left. The wound is considered So
rious though not necessarily fatal.
The trouble is supposed TO have grown
out of the recent accusation of Heart
against Pool, charging him with an at
tempted rape on Hearts daughter.
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MARSHALL, June 22.-[Specisl.l-E
Bean to-day pleaded guilty to the
charge of numbering Charles Stephens.
, The States attorney informed the jury
that the State would be satisfied
with life sentence. The jury was
out few moments, when it returned
verdict of confinement in the peni-
( Itentiary for life. Bean had twice been
convicted and the death penalty as
sessed, but new trials were granted on
the slightest technicalities, the last
one, two weeks ago, because one OF the
jurymen had done six days. jury duty
within six months.
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s-s---- - -
give Them u Chance,

If the thousands aud tens Of thuus-
ands OF weak and weary sufferers
throughout the land, who in spite of
care and skill, aTesteadily drifting
down ard, could have the ngneiit.i
that singulsrly Whaling Treatment
now so widely dispen.e 10y Drs
Starkey ~ Palen, of 1,l09 Girard St.,
Philadelphia, the help, and case, and
comfort it would bring 10 wasting
bodies and depressed spirits would be
blessings beyond price. II, reader, you
have en- invalid wife, orno.her, or
daughter, or isser, or any one who Is
under your care or dependent upon you
aud TO whom lite has become sburden
through weakness and pain, consiner
seriously whether you are not bound,
in both .ove rnd duty, to give this
sufferer q chance OF recovery, or NJ
least, the blessings OF ease from pain.
You are offered the amplest means OF
information ia regard to this new
Treatment. II you can examine tes-
timouy without prejudice, and can
weigh evidence with judgement and
discrimination, write to Drs. Stark ey
IL Palsn for suoh proofs in documents
and reports of cases as will enable you
to fairly examine and decide for your
self. They will be promptly supplied
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Poisoned Her Husband.

SAN ANTONIO, Juno 22.-lSpooial.l-
Alfred owens, colo-od porter, was
poisoned tsis morning by his wire,
who WAS Jealous ot her daughter. Ar
seuic was used. Owens died in great
agony. The woman Ia Ia jail.
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Waco's Sinners.

WACO, June 22.-lSpecial.l-S. L..
Lewis, the missing ex-mail-carrier,
who is under 81, 800 bond, and who was
wanted to answer new charges of rob-
bling the United States mails, came in
this morning, surrendered to United
States Deputy Marshal Brown and
SAYS he can give additional bond.
Lewis says be was in tho city al the
time while the search was going on
for him, but die not want to surrender
until he had made the arrangements
for additional bond. Martha Edwards,
who is charged with receiving end Sc.
cretiag the property be is said to have
stolen, has also been able to find bail.
Chumley, with many aliases, who
was brought here from Hico, charged
With stealing horse in this county, IS
also wanted in Milan County, where
} he is indicted for stealing cattle.
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OoLoRADo CRY, June ~ .sprclal,l
MIR. George IIaro was drowned last
night Ia the Colorado Rlyor at this
place while bathing with company
OF frienus. lilo was ono OF tho oldest
uitianns la tho place, having run ~
conductor on the trst passenger train
ever run 20 this city.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
FoRr WoRTu, June ~ Special T.
George Hare. formerly n well known
ana popu lar conductor on the Texas ~
Pacific, was drowned at Colorado City
last night at II O'Clock while bathing.
His body will be sent 10 his old home
In Michigan.
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$3.50 is not r largo Amount to ono
but when nearly all our subscribers
owe as that much, il makes quite an
item TO the newspaper publisher.
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iamntld auI0llh ~ 10 lIa muIllhlt
iht phgsirlana saved hnf. Slo'had
udNltiHi with h6f lover and wanted
10 apito him,
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Indignant at the AcquitLal of Llsh
Adams.

ELMO, June a. [Special,] -Lish
Adams and his jury of acquittal hung
In effigy this morning. Light revealed
to the early risers of the town two
efigies hung from the first telegraph
pole west of the depot. One was pla-
eardeS Th;d Adams" the s. ether he
ed, mortified, disappointed, Inundated
and outraged by the verdict in this
case, and the almost universal senti-
ment of this people is expressed by
these effigies. There are relations on
both sides, and serious trouble is
feared.
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Dallas 1T the Fruit Convention.
CHIoAeo,J June 2o.-[Editor HERALD.]
The convention of Nurserymen,
Florists, Seedmen and Horticulturists
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ASH yourself when You read your
paper whether your subscriptions has
bgLl paid.
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Attempted Suicide,

FoRr WORK., June q. Especial =
y var ioty woman named Allie ct.
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AHE NTC WANTED for DIR. SCOTr'S
RUC-N - beautiful Electric Corsets.
Samples free to those becOmtug agents No
risk; quick sales. Territory given; satisfao-
ton guaranteed. Address DIR. SCOTT,
842 broadway Street, New York
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rrew Canitnl Matters.

All subscribers in Arrears are request.
cd TO send in their subscriptions at
once.
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2. P. p. The great chicken cholera
cure is sold at % cents per package by
George T. Atkins, Dallas. Save your
chickens.
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DESIGN 2UALTY anu =
SID MAIN STIR, tt HI. DALLAS IT :
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-10-29
sAIINAls nm RAILRoAp.

On Tuesday morning Col. Everest
Attorney for the Missouri Pacific Rail-
way accompanied by HOn.C.E- Faulk-
ner, both Of whom had been laboring
ardu0usly and faithfully in the inter-
est Of Salina, came from Kansas City
bearing 70 our citizens the joyful in
teiligenee thst Jay Gould had at last
given the order for the Immediate
construction OF the Topeka, Sallna &
Western through 70 Sslina-prOvided
q bond in the amount Of &50,O was
given him that Saline county bonds to
the amount Of es4, 900. or $1,000 per
mile, should be voted 10 aid Of the en-
terprise. With their usual energy
and push, Col. Everest and Mr.
Faulkner commenced at once arrang-
ing for the circulation Of the petitions
and procuring the bond aud they
have al ready made considerable head
way with the business. Now. It Is
apparant that two very necessary
propositions are before the people:
LIST, to secure the required bond, aud
"a TO see that the aid is voted a. stipu-
lated. Thus each voter who desires
10 see his property increased In value
(nO matter in what part Of the county
he residesl aud who desires cOmpeti-
ton In the matter Of transportation. is
constituted a committee Of one to see
that the bond is given and that the aid
Is voted. One proposition Is the neces-
sary adjunct Of the other The reason
that the work Is pushed on without
waiting for the aid to be voted is that
Mr.. Gould would like TO make Salina
before the winter season sets In. He
has the force necessary 70 make Salina
by January lst, IL be 80 desires. He
reposes In our readiness aud willing
ness 60 vote the aid, and we shoulG
not allow him TO be disappointed in
Us. So let us work altogether for the
new road.
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Right Hon., ths Earl Of Iddealsigh.
Amusements OF varied character.
Amongst others the eslebFsted artists
win appear the world renowned
Brothers LeveBe, in their sensational
performances upon the rolling globe
on the high wire; M. Athol. the talen-
ted slack wire walker. luggier, hat
spinner. balances and musical NOM
us; Barton and Hart. the eplebrated
negro comedians, dancers, buriesque
aeiors and ecesntFic performers ;
sydney and AiphOnso. In their won
derful bicycle and skating feEis; Bay
ilss andPeFsiil lthe eomlcal elownsl IN
their extraordinary performances on
the horizontal bar; Mr. r. II. SANDERS,
the Weli-knOvn comic singer. dancer
and comedian. Three performances;
the talented Brothers Leanders,
the celebrated acrObails and clowns, in
their renowned performances on the
double trapeze and flying rings
Three performances a. P. Ma bal
loon ascension will be made by we'll
known London aerOnaut and at In
tervals during the day captive accents
viii be made from the grounds at =
fixed charge per passenger. Bands
will play selections Of music IN differ
ent parts Of the grounds during the
day. Grandest display Of frewOrks
eser seen 10 the west Of England.
Glorious illumination Of the grnunds
and ruins. Dancing on the green,
swings, rOundabOuts, shooting gal
leries, etc" We think our Demo
cratic Central Committee should give
this plan their serious consideration.
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Mr. ID. q. Gotta q the most truth
fui ifnot the NEST fsceti0as hotel
keeper On Maine. He adVertises on
bis envelopes. The original and only
third-elass hotel in Maine. .-Whsfe
everything fails 70 sait-fough beef
steak. dry rooms. useless servants
debilitnied coffee. This house. o.
worldwide bad reputation, is owned
occupied .uDd presided over by the
lsziest man in the State. Satisfaction
not 3 uaIanieed; no money refnuaed.
Diiapidafed stable IN connection
Everything warranted ahoddy.
Dr.. Philip Krohn was interviewed iu
LeavenWOrth the other day. Here :.
an answer 10 one question put 10 him.
Doctor what do you think ofths
political outlook in Kansas this fall2'
ssThere will, without any question,
be q Republican vietoFy Ia every
county in The state. In nearly all the
counties Of the Htate the people are la
harmony with the prohlhltory legIrla-
iiOn Of last winter. and have almost
universally indOrsed it in their cOn-
ventiODs. The annual meeting OF the
state Temperance union on the 9Th
and 18th insts. promises TO be the
largest ever held, and at this cOnven-
ton the union will prObably express
q strong opinion In the changes need
I'd IN the law 30 close every saloon
In the state.
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THE wicked reporter has fabricated
an interview with Roscoe COnkilng
on the political situation In New York
AT least Roscoe says It Is q fabrica-
tiOn. The interviewer made COnk-
ling allude in ths most vsnomous
language 10 prominent aetors in the
campaign, as well rs TO COnkling's
old antagonist. Cornell One Of the
illusions was 10 Evarts as ian attenu-
uated iciele, "reveling In the Businesses
Of the Green Mountains, while Others
labored for the Republican cause, and
he (Evarts) realized the benefits.
Davenport is also referred 10 Rs the
''miilloHalre, and nothing else" The
report Of the alleged Interview is full
Of that caustic language which Conk-
ling can use 30 we'll, and Ia which our
Ingalls, is not less an adept Conk-
lug, however, comes forth with IN
emphatic denial OF having granted
this OF any other reporter an audi
snce on political questions, and II the
language Of the denial attributed 70
Conkling is genuine, he was really
mortified that any one should think
him guilty Of saying such mean
thinga Of his enemies. Whether the
interview did or did not take place,
can make no change In the affairs OF
New YORK SAte. COukllng's tongue
has not the magic power Il once had
with the voters. He has long labored
under q cloud ss an unreasonable
suikeF, and IN this very boylsh freak
he has few ifany sympalhizers. There
may have been a time when Conk-
llng's status on any question would
have decided an election, but that time
b past. He Is shorn Of any great
amount Of balillcal influence In the
Empire State. a. be must naturally be
when "out OF poliiics''-as he claims,
and DecessaTially out Of memory.
Hts sayings either pro or con cannot
have much weight at this hour IN the
New York election.
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Election Proclamation

STATE OF KANSAS, l.
CoUETT % sAl1EE.
The stute % Ksnaas y all whom these presents
shall cone Ereetiur.
Knos - that 0iof Forres, Sheriff of Saline
County. kansls, 81 virtue % The authority o. ne
vested, Do, By this proei1maiion, give publie no
tice that ou
Tuesday, he Sd day Of NOucElber, 4.
ID. 1885,
there siIl be held genersl slseiion. and the o.
heers % Be- chosen srs ns follows, tO-sii;
One sneFiH
Oae County Treasurer.
One Csunty Clerf-
uue Register % Decl1.
one Coroner.
One Surveyor.
One couuty Commissioner for "a eounissios-
cffa district.
Ana votes o. electors for said o8eers VII be
received a the poill of each election precinct 10
said c1uutF.
IN tesiimon1 uhsrefI have hcreunto ct ny
hand a my olce IN aaiina, On .sid oouniys thls
OLOF FOasEE. shsriE
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Nor for long tine has 90 gener.
q an interest been displayed in po-
lliical questions as this year. France
has Jest closed an exciting election
with q serious less 60 the party 10
P0aef. England witnesses q contest
oarried on 1t fever beat and with
personal violenee which spares not
even the sacred person of the Mar
gois Of LOrne. Even the Democrats
have aroused themselves from their
long condition 81 hopeless apsthy,
sns ewing doubtless to the success
81 their caadidHte for the Presidency.
are trying tn persuade themselves that
succrss foF them b certain. We oom-
nssnd 70 our Democratic friends at
home. Who are 80 enthusiastic. the
methods used By the Conservative
aag fhe dominant party IN England.
~ e1nductiag sheir campalgn. Here
= tie programme for one Of their
Is Bhsrburne Park, Dorset
q pabIie meeting viii b.
alr being taken b. the
Lori Anngion and an
~ gilI b delivered ~ the