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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-04-29

Our new marshal made bis first ar.
rest last Friday. It was a clear case
Of too much snake bite remedy.
r. NJ. Knox has sold his stock OF
drugs 10 JnO. A. Larson and Carl
Engberg. The new firm will con-
tinue business in the old stand. Mr.
Larson will continue In the live stock
business, whilst Mr.. Engberg, who
has earned the reputation Of being a
first-class druggist, will take charge OF
the drug store. We wish the new
firm the success they 80 richly de-
serve.
Patrick McAndrew had his house
and outbulldings considerably dam
aged last Sunday. 1t is but q short
time ago since he had his gTanaTy
and 500 bushels of wheat burned
Pat is having hard run of luck.
I'D. Dunn and r. NJ. Knox have
engaged In the real estate and insur-
ance business. They will make q
strong team.
The inevitable fifteen cent circus
was in town Friday.
Miss Phyllis Dunn left for Hlawa.
tina, halhdss baluTuhy evening, iOf q
few months visit with relatives and
friends at the above named place.
There will be q concert at the
Lutheran church, next Saturday
evening. Vocal and instrumental
music by the AssaTia choir and Cor
net band. Admission 25cts., chill
dren 10cts. Turn out everybody, and
listen to our home talent.
Mr.. and Mrs. WOurth have rented
part Of ID. McPhail's building and
will make their home here. Mr..
WOurth is one Of the mill wrights en-
gagged on the new steam Touring
mill, and appears 10 be a very pleas
ant gentleman.
Hiram Godfrey has become q
member Of the AssariA COrnet Band.
Our young folks begin to dream Of
pienics and ice cream, but seem to
forget all about the festive jigger, the
lusidious wood tick, and the 5eauti-
ful cllngiDg poison ivy.
Non NOMEN.
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Good lGares Fora Sale.

One 6ne span Of heavy draft mares.
weighing about 2,ee0. both IN fold (;
A couple Of excellent teams weighing
1000 to 1900; = good single driver
and six or eight lighter mares all Of
which viii be sold for cash or on time.
Enquire Of n. J. WellslageF or call
on e. c. Phillips. I4-tf
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AN ORDINANCE amending Section nine % 0l
Ordinance No 81, eDtitled 1An Ordina1oa %
provide foF p sTsem o. Tater-gcrks ald a
supply or sElter y the city q 9alina AID The
inha6itants therssfn approved March %, lss3-
Be q ordained bV tis M0yOF and C0ifn-
cilnen Of tie Clty Of SdliRd, K0nSds !:
sErTIuN 4. That section nine - ofdiuance No
ST2 entitled '.an 0rdinanes . pToEide fnr . sya-
eitT Sf ssiina snd ths IRhaSitsnts thsrsof, /" aD-
proved Msrch -, i563, b amolded % as % read
q follows; 10 q hereby aETre1 hy an1 bstueen
~ -. rnd fss eifT 81 ssIina, thss Is ihs
event q s. deemed EecessarT IN TIE col1tfuctlcn
o. eEtsnrio1 o. The nd ualeFuofE1 % ilSls lfst
and seeone neItg.eo ooI.es us - - g..el
20 much q he hIdrant rsntal % b paid ~ the
city Of 6all1a u1der TIE proFisiou1 o. thi1 c1el-
1.Isf :, ~ isly - ne y =, 'sEs' % e - 49,
trustees semi-annully On TIE arlt day1 q Janu1Ty
and Jufy 81 eaeh year, until 1aid bouda are p1ld.
and that tie balance q hYdrant rental Hh'eh ne
city q saliua agreea 70 pay 70 thc a-id he alna
WGtaruoFks Conpsny, ii1 slcceasora and aE-ig1a.
Il bsinr rudsFu ed that he hydraut rsnl1l
ghieh ths ely e ssliHa agroos % l.y % ne ~
ani nalrns, foF Are pF1isetio1, e. % much 81
MD aInount e ahau b uece1aIy % pey ne N
tsrsst o. sueh arIt morigaEs boeds, sh.n b 80
e.Fs bondS and b. I'm ussd exclusively and only
fuf the raymenf q intgreIt c1 x1ch Art m1fl-
Elgs bonda uhen and - lolg e tbs ane shal
49, AAl - AA-AI - - - -
hydFaat rsnfai e % uluch thsrecf e. lhan b
nsca1zTy b psT TIE interest q n1ch eec ~
nertEage oonts seal - 80 llids a1d pald . the
tr1rtse q rueh second f1oriE1ge bo1e1, a1d y
HIN uEed exclusively and olly for tee raymeli
81 Interest upol aal aeoo11 mortgaEe bc1da
When so 80 lenE 81 lhs Game bccoEei due and
bc1c1 are fally paid 1n1 canceie1s then the hy-
drant rentnl due fr1Ll the ely g1aI - patd IN !
fan to-The 6aiina WnlrrrurEs CcuranT, iia a1f- !
conol End a11iT1s. but N - eTent sail he /
city q eallna pay - aail trustees ~ glct int-reet
. llIn rroater thzn ne a11gEut aTI1eo q b rli1
Tha eEliua NateruuFE1 C1urlny. - auoeenuF.
nnl nEIlTE1. And rTuFi1Ed f1ft1aF. thai - a1i4
city saan IN 10 cass bec1us iiatie f1T the, ms
apTrurri1tirn 81 G1y u11ey rLld q any 1nca !
fTl1iaar. II lhara - aIch trule1l1. llec rl7-
ncut1 mEy - uaIe e. tte ounerl q ~ h11ll
e1c. q Isai cririnal sc-lion nins q orilrnnea |
Re. rlo uf uhi-1 g. eE1ir1lc1 = aDa1fEl1l7s /
y ~ iharRs y helaeg Ergez
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Sunday school conrsniIon.

ouhuay Souooi Sohfouuou.
The annual convention Of the Sa-
line county Sunday school association
will be held at Shiloh, miles north
west from Salina, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, May IS and 1e, 1886,
commencing Tuesday at 2 o'clock P.
n. and continuing in session until
Wednesday night A good program
has been arranged, and the leading 8 d.
8. workers Of the county are expected
to be present. The hospitality Of the
citizens in whose neighbOrhOOd the
convention Is to be held, Is second to
none. AS the importance Of the 8. 8.
cause is becoming better understood
by christians, these conventions
are being better attended, and with q
corresponding benefit to the 8. SIS
that send delegates. 1t is q mass con-
ventiOn and all are invited to attend,
but It would be well for each Sunday
school In the county to elect delegates
whose especial duty It would be to at
tend, take notes, and report what
they saw and learned at the oonven-
ton to their schools.
1872 F. ROBB. Sec'y.
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GRAHAM, the wife murderer. was
taken from the jail ct Springfield,
Mo-. and hanged by the mob Tuesday
morning. He reiterated while the rope
was about bis neck previous state
ment that neither Cora Graham or
Mrs. MallOy were implicated 10 the
murder Of Sarah Graham.
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IT Is rumored that the John A. An
dersOn cause has become 90 shalIy In
Dickinson county that DR.. J. NJ.
Hodge IL 70 become a candidate for
Congress In his interest. The doctor
may be popular man at home and
undoubtedly he is; but will he be able
10 draw the wool over the eyes Of the
Dickinson cnunty people 70 such an
extent as IL intended by the Doctors
candidacy? We think not!
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PARIS is 10 have an electric light
tower nearly 1000 feet high, the light
Of which is to be seen 900 miles. We
would advise the founders Of that
mirage OFFS city, KanopOlis, to erect
q tower Of equal height before they
build a house or lay = sidewalk. 1t
would make = daisy Of an advsrtls-
ment, and also make Kansas City and
Denver Jealous.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.

County Of Saline
oGes q cuaiH csrt. Saifaa, Apra 27d. 1881
NorTcE is herrby Eivsn that on the 2lst day Of
~ April 1855. petition signed by A. B.kiFtland
ani y othen vas presented 10 the board of county
commissioners Of the county sud state aforessii,
praying for the location of certain ruad described
Hs folloua viEs Commencing at the southwest
line rod on section J, township "A, range vest
uldth 20 Be e0 feet
NhereuP0u, said board Of ecu nty eommiasioneF n
Appointed the hiioNing persens, % Hit: Jossph
AHerton, Claus Thelander and Ralph Thuing as
viewer, Eitt Instructions 20 meet In eonjunction
With the county srrVeyor, 81 the house q A. B.
ktrtlEnd, 10 solomon township, on ThurBday, the
- day Of Jane, d. l8B, aud proceed 10 FieE
said road, and give 70 al parties ! hearing.
BY order yf the board of county comnisslouers
IsEALl JOsEPH SAR8ENT, County Clerk.
By Minnie Sargent, Deputy. ltst
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We have 10000 yards Of Hamburg
EmbrOideries bought very cheap, in
fact at about half price. They are ell
for sale at like prices. For instance 90
cent goods at 10 csnts 50 cent goods
at IS cents, &C. Come and zee the
many bargains ct E. w. ober's One
Price Cash ClothIng House.
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANsASl.
EmnwN-s - I-ff~.

County Of saline.
0EosefoUS oat, Saiiaa, Apr7 32d, iSs8
HToTIcH is hereby given that on the alst day ol
~ April, 1885, petition signed b. L p. Norris
and Is others presented 70 the board Of county
commissioners Of The county and state Aforesaid
praying for the vacation and rsiocation Of q eer-
tain road described e. follows, viz: Cummaneinr
at the northwest corner Of the aW[ Of section q
In toWsship IS, FaBgef vest, thence south one
half mile % the southwest corner Of section 2
township "a range west. Width Of rad not 70
ee ices than 90 feet
WhersuPon, aaid board OF county commissioners
Appointed The following named Penons, to Wit;
J. X Arsold, Chas A. Hinekie and David Bean
e viewer, With ins ructions 10 meet IN eonIuue-
ton With the county surveyor, at the house oi I.
p Norris, in Pieaaant Valley Ounship, on Mon-
day, the I'm day Of June, A. ID. 1885 and proceei
70 vIeW said rOad, and give 70 an parties hearing
By order u the board Of county eommissioners
lsEAL JoaErH SARsEHr, County Clerk.
By Minnie SsrgsnL Deputy. it-a
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Road Notice.


STATE or KANSAS,
County q 8alins.
0Insq o@ts o~k s.iiaa. ,lpra "a, 1854.
NOTIcl L hsrsby given that On The 8lst day of
~ April, ie94s petitic1 a.gasd b. Noah Lis-
tnE1ion and - oihor1, va presented % The board
e oouaty oo1miuio1eu Of The county and state
afareslids PRAYING for ne locaticl of q certain
road described - follows, viz: CommuacinE %
east Hns q Liberty towu1hip between sections l1
and y. running westward bstgeeh sections la
and II, II and IA, ie and IS, and Is, and Il,
ending e half ssction nns runninr Eorth and
south thsough and II. width q ruad nfly feot-
WkeFe1pol, sid boaFd of county commission
en- aPpolnied Tie follosing namsd persons, ts-uit;
Robeu ClWford, Prank Robins6r and J. W.
Swansea as visuen, viii instructicna 70 meet IN
eoniunctiol gith The county surveyor, e tie
houee o. Noah Livingston, IN Liberty ioEnship
on WEDNESDAY, the sth day cf June, A D. l635,
and proceed 70 view said rad, and give 70 Ali
parties hearing.
By order % ths board Of eeunty eommluulo1ers.
[sHAL-l JosEPH BARaEET County Clerk
b. Ainnie Sargent Deputy. lt-3
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS,

HAAI3 W kANsASi a.
County Of Saline.
cg.os q buny Clsrk. Saiiaa, Aprg 22i, 1855.
KOTIcE b hereby given that on the zlst day Of
~ April, 1883, petition signed by Rose Bros
and l5 Others vas presented 70 the board OF county
eommisllonen OF the county aud state Aforesaid
praying for the location OF certain road decribed
- follows, ViEs Commeucing at southwest corner
Of the nWi OF section g. township Is south range
2Uest; thence running north "A miles % the n0rth-
vest ecrnFr Of the nE4 Of section 81 on or as nsar
The section line between sections - and =, 80
and 81 as possible.
Whersupon, said board Of county eommlssionsrs
appointed the following named peFsona, To- Wit /.
A. G. kennison, John shank and A. n. Horrison
as viewers, with Instructions 70 meet In coniunc-
ton With the county surveyor, e. the house Of
Rose Bros. In Cambria township, on Tuesday,
the lst day Of June, A. d. is56, and proceed .
view said road, and give % all parties hearing.
By order Of The board Of county commissioner.
lsEAL-l JosBPH 8ARGEnT, County Clerk.
By Hianie Sargent, Deputy. lt-3t
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lost By Liuhinlug-Ths German Always
Ahesd.

This eertiies that on the 22d day Of
April. 1885, I had one colt and one
COW killed By lightning. and that on
the Stth. two days aftsrward, Messrs-
BrnniR & Cravenss with whom I had
the property insured In German
Insurance. Co, paid me in full for said
loss to my entire satisfaction.
FRANca 0ERAuaETY.
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II Is solemnly alleged that the Greek
Indian is never guilty Of kissing his
wife. The Greek Indian is q very
sensible man. We admire his keen
Judgment and sound discretion.
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H. Pickrell has had his delivery
carriage repaired in ine style, 90 that
Il is now one Of the most comfortable
hacks IN the city. he win receive
orders for passengers and baggage to
all the trains, and viii obey orders 20
the letter. He proposes to make his
line the most poPulafof suy IN ths
oltY. Try bin.
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MCPHERSON Is doing considerable
Dragging just now over its advantages
a. a great railroad center. With the
Union Pacific, the Santa Fe, the Mis-
souri, Pacific in prospect from New
ton, and the recent survey Of the
Rock Island through that place, the
McPhersOnites are very happy. They
have only one thing to lament and
that Is. their beloved town ls too near
Salina to amount to "any great
ahakea -
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SEE.

A KeefeF offers his residences for sale
lot so or lO0x2c0 al kinds Of fruit
now bearing. House rooms good
water; also Mrs. MiIlsF's neat cottage
8 rooms, good new barn. Lot 1Oox
200 south, Eighth Sc.
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Escs 1hat lhh oIilnanos shsu .ts cEsct
nnd D. in farcs frdn eni rflar a. puhlic1ian ancc
in tns eAEuln CoUETT JOuHEaE-
Arp-oEsf Apri telt, i1s1
WILLIS BRiGIOL, Nnycf.
hsruby certify the abors anf aHarolnF . ba
atrue and csrrect ocpT 81 an oIdinanca raas1 -
The MnyoT ard cou1clImo1 of she CITY 81 aalini
Eanaas, ua TIE l1tk day % Aur1, 1eI
~ ~ DOWEN. ctr Clart
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THERE ls now not the least doubt
but that the Kansas and Colorado
road has become the property Of the
Missouri Pacific and that It is the pur-
pose OF the last named road 10 at
once begin Its construction westward
from Salina. AS will be opserved
elsewhere, Judge Hamilton and
Others are securing the right Of way
as fast as possible through the terri
tory the road is to penetrate. This
road will do great things in develop
ing the rich territory lying between
the Union Pacific and Santa Fe roads,
and must become q more direct route
from the mountains Of Colorado to 81.
Louis than any Of its competitors.
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Rnnoa.

Whereas my wife, n. A. DOvd, len
my bed and board without any just
prOvOeatlOn, win not be responsible
for any debts she may contract.
last. d. DowD.
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THE Republican State Genital Com
mlttee have selected July 7th ss the
day for holding the State Republican
convention.
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We can now show In sample the
Entire Stock Of Wall Paper and dec
oratiOns Of an immense Chicago
House which we furnish at their
lowest retail prices. Come and
See. By kind consent. we add some
well-knOWn names Of few Of our
tOeu pleased customers
+. M.Schnee. J.H. Prescott.
J. o. Wilson, Mrs. @. Eberhardt,
Mrs. NJ d. SampsO T. L. Bond
r. PORTER, No. lis, Salina.
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OBsTRUCTIoNs placed upon the Mis-
souri, Pacific track between Leavsn-
worth and Kansas City early Mon
day morning, resulted in dltchIng q
freight train bound for Kansas City,
the engineer and fireman being killed.
This crime Is charged to the strikers.
Each successive act like this (if the
charge be true) only results In fur
theF alienation OF the sympathy OF
the people from the strikers. The Mis-
soufi Pacific have offered large re-
wards for the apprehension Of the
guilty parties, or any Of them.
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10 whom Itmar oonosrn .

10 Whom u mag concern.
Believing that the trials that have
taken place in this county between
the Victor Road Machine aud others
have not been fair and impartial,
make.the following challenge: 81 here.
by challenge the Moore and all other
Road Machine Companies to meet ihe
Victor In q public trial in Saline or
Dickinson county at some time with
in ten days,and there havea thorough
trial Of Road Machinery. The Moore
Company 10 select two judges, the
American Road machine Company
two, and the four judges to select the
fifth. In this manner the citizens Of
this and adjoining counties will have
an opportunity to judge Of the merits
Of the different machines. ALI who
wish to compete, address,
F. A. MlllArd,
Bavaria, Kan.
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PERSONAL,
CHATTEL and
REAL ESTATE
SECURITIES.

On the most favorable terms.
Also all kinds Of good CONNER
eiGI Paper bought. Parties
to bOFrOW wN consult
their interests By calling on me.
M. J. Wellslager.
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On improved farms and city business
property. Rates e. low as the lowest.
N.F. CARRoIr-
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Fine prlvlna Hor.s For Sale.

FIne UFINInu HoF1e Fof olIo.
I offer for sale my standard bred
driving horse "Ben," sired by Ben
Patchen out Of Geo. n. PAtchen.
Ben is one Of the colts I bought at
Capt Tough's sale ct LeavenwoFth.
He il one Of the best II not the best
stopper that has never been tracked
In the county. Also offer for sale q
nice. good sized 5-year old riding OF
driving pOny-both will be sold res
sonAble. w. r. GELS.
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ZNAN@ANA
Sealed proposals for the erection Of
Odd Fellows Hall, on corner of Iron
Avenue and Seventh street. win be
received Until Monday, May 10th,
1885. Plans and specifications may
be seen ct the Ofics Of L. o. Wight,
where proposals viii be opened on
Monday, May 10th, at 10 N. The
night Is reserved to reject any or sIl
proposals. BY order Of the trustees.
l. o. WIaHF, Sec'y.
l2-3t. 6alina, Kan, April 14th, '65.
Having purchased the stock Of
goods belonging to R. T. Watson At
No. 125 North Santa Fe avenue and
taken possession Of same, would be
pleased to have anJ Of the citizens Of
Sslina and surrounding country call.
I shall endeavoF to Keep . complete
line Of irst-class goods at all times,
and sell them as cheap e. the cheap
est. Your Respectfully,
F. A. PRUTTT,
Successor 70 r. T. Watson.
Iitf
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Bills Allowed By the Board ;Of
County Commissioners.

Arm tsrH, Isss.
70 sho1 Glls,sL ~ SD psPoS. AnsuzE
loaalhAn Weaver. qTs ssiary ss probate CT ttoo 90
= lafruthert, eEpressage and postage -
! NHflaw-
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Kanraa, Dc kero1y certify TAT ne EhoTe nnl
loreFollE q . trus atnislnGnl 81 tks tllS auiiiei
and anoEed y iha BoaFd e oou1iy commiuicnen
Arril Izih and lsrminating Aprn 1lst, iss8-
II WiisunI NJ hand ard o1eill uaal thiE
I'll - dny e April. iEl
g0aEPH 8ARf XII, Counfy Cisrk.
b nfuHU GAalEEF, DerElF.
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Mugler and n Ludcs .--------...------.-.------
Olof Forsse, sheriff fees above case .-..-.,--...
c Fredrickson, elerk-a fees David Riffers-
bacher " board county commissioners----
A wellington, P fs state ~ Richard Rove
5ns Chacc, constable DO do
A Wellington. P fees state " John Green
and Robert
I'LL l. -
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Asyits of AskeloH Co1lnGldely No. 8
knighfs TsslpiaTs
II having pleased our Heavenly
Father to call from among us our
Friend and FrateF. E. Sir. Alpheus B.
Dickinson, and TO veil hIs once happy
home In grief, We feel that our words
are vain, language loOses its power ;
we can only assure his beloved wife
and children Of our heartfelt sympa-
thy In this their hour Of sadness, and
remind them that beyond this
transient sphere there are eternal
mansiOns prepared by the great Cap
tain Of our Salvation. for all those
who love his appearing. Our de-
ceased Frater was good and true,
showing forth IN his life that faith
which be prOtessed, and departed In
the hope Of q blessed Immortality.
As q token Of respect and q marx Of
sorrOW, the Asylum will be suitably
draped and the appropriate symbol Of
mourning be displayed on our banner
and worn by the Sir Knights.
By order Of the Commandery.
CHAs. HTLLER,
JACOB DEWITT, Com.
OSCAR SETTz,
Attest: n. d. TEAGUE, @. @.
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= IT. = - :
AFEit Isrn. 1885

y q UaFeT, F1pllF tFanson PTo IulEe oIlos
AFEiL I6rE. 1885.
Jno B Smilh, consiahie service insane ease a
1 Morris. assessing Pi-1zani Valley Twp "a
r n Bishcp. ? fees STATE " Gamhiiag deT -
-, d s.,.,.,.. .Astir. sGir q 90 d % (.
p n Bbhop, p fees state ~ Jos Matcck-- q
las Chace, corItable do Do 81
R n Bishop, , fees STATE " G A Landin-- =
5si S.Ssp sj2 is:sis :s s..s 90 :. David ss..u ss
Jas Chace, conIiahlc DO do
3 G Hancock, DO do do a
L Mapes, sione for bridEc-----.---.----------- 20
villa hri1tol, overseer of peer and aid %
A B Dickinson, ser as eounfy comEissioner
Anson Miller, do DO -
n Fericn 4 Co,
y v Bartlett. opening and closing pro eoert q
do tax MarEaret Erickson 20 asylum 36
j Miller, endeaV 20 collect alias TAX Wart
M E.-..-. H. Z - -. .---....-- -.-.-
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The late John Welsh, ex-Minister
to England, was for eighteen years 3
warden, and for fifty-fOur years q ves-
tFyman Of st. Peter,s Protestant
Episcopal church, Philadelphia.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-22
Military.

Lieutenant Howard is home from Canada to get the tools and machinery for the car fridge manufactory at Hamilton which he is running. He will probably resign soon his command of the Second Machine Gun pla- toon.
 Captain F. T. Lee of the Grays has offered mand who shall secure the largest number o1 recruits before July.
 There will be a battalion drill in the ar mory next Wednesday night.
 The Blues and Light Guard play polo al the Lincoln rink tomorrow night
 The Sarsfelds are busy preparing for theil grand ball for Easter Monday night. The Sixty ninth and Seventy-frst New York reg iments and the Montgomerys of Boston and the Portland company will be represented.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-22
THE SURRENDER OF GERONIMO.
Held by Lieutenant Maus at the Risk of Being Slaughtered by Infu- rfated Mexicans.

TOMBSTONE, A. T., March 21.-News of the surrender of Geronimo to Lieut.. Maus was brought here to-day by soldier who had been under Lieutenant Muller at Mud Springs. The circumstances of the surrend- CT are as follows Thursday afternoon, about ten miles south of San Bernardine, the Apache camp was attacked by Mexican forces and hot skirmish ensued during which two Indians were killed and the band completely routed. Geronimo and his band fled in the direction of Lieutenant Maus' camp for safe ty and there made an unconditional surren- der. The Mexicans followed them across the line into Maus' camp, demanding the Indi- ans, claiming that the fight occurred on Mexican soil and the victory was theirs. Lieutenant Maus refused to give the prisoners up. which greatly incensed the Mexicans who threatened to take them by force. General Crook was hourly expected to arrive in camp, but at last accounts had not yet come Two dispatches from Lieutenant Maus have been received at Mud Springs appealing for assistance. The situation is critical in the extreme and the massacre of Lieutenant Maus and his command may occur any moment.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-22

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