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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

a. auly - o. only Allen q. Thur
tzan-th- u,i.is-t Roman of 'em sll
-c.sell l--.-asu~ the successor %
the d~Si chief Iasticr Waite, how
.rsufrStsi,lr the country would feel
sat n. the ~accessor must be n
t'sHl-sl-rat~, or tile Cleveland policy
Siii ns.t h~ strictly fUltillrd,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

EHE severe winter weather east
las iniured the winter wheat. As
fsr - ~ can learn the WHEAT Is un
iafured iu kHnsas. aud Ne will have
. sHpply which will make cur State
the Ersnary of the t'uion. We will
have = large lOt Of wheat for export
fhis wear surely.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

THE new German emperor starts
of we'll. II his illUstTlOus father
vas 81 absorbed by great affairs that
he no longer had time 10 be tired, -
the son has no time 10 be sick. In
spits OF the warnings and adInOni-
lions Of hi- physicians, the Emperor
g,es ~trRIght ahead in the diseharsr
~ hi- duty se though ne wss q well
MAJ instead 81 beius. ss his doctor
say, 8 hopeless invalid. But Fred
crick i ralm sud deliberate. He
makes no inuoy aLons. He tries 70
Keep the government running on
the saue line oT p0licy his father
,iopted, thereby preparing for -
-hange-should il come.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

Cattle TO grsze. 1900 acres Of
choice grazing land. With good, llv-
Ing water In great abundance. Good
care, reasonable rates. For phrtie-
ulars apply to
DAVIS, BRIGGs 4 GEBHART.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

Nebraska seed corn, white and
yellow, In ear; also seed oats. Call
on NJ. 5 Olomon or A. e. Foot.
IA-3t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

Prof. Henry Hungfieisch gives HE
closing musicale Of the season about
the middle Of the coming month at
the residence Of c. Eberhsrt, North
Eighth street. He expects TO make
this the best Of al his entertain
ments. There will be some fine
duets and q number Of scholars will
appear who have not heretofore
taken parts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

ssaV. Risk. who has made a study
- tue I-aliti-si -iiuation in the
-.uili. stst-s that the old rlsvehOld-
~ Aar~ F,ry@ervsG lists af their
sisoe>. aad that tney are quietly
ssiiiHs a. cisin, indemnify Tor them
. lssu the Democratic party csn ear
- l--ih israss he- ol -nnCress aud the
a kils Heu~,. fh~y would have
G-,.s ia their claim hy ihis time. he
-.ys ii ihsy had majority 81 the
-.arraas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

wv EAtlAN COT Ny CuNNHNTIUN
TIE Republicans Of Saline county
~a'i H8eet 20 delegate convention Al
sue coaft h5ase in tie city 81 Sziins
"a ide -sIb da, of April lsss, at 10
Scie.k A. - ior the purpose Of
=leoitaE s-sen d-i-gates 10 represent
sald cSuula Ia the district cOnvsn-
lsss " ihe tufh congressional dis
tttcs shtDL tus--t. al Junction City,
hs1sas ga ihr Gr-i day Vi Nav,
-, o. u"tuinate a Republican can
5saste TOT eongT--=nan alsO seven
.i~ieEstr- ~ represent -aid county IN
tle at-trict cuL 80 niiOn af said di =
.rl.t -hiei, n1eet- 81 Cisy Centre on
-ss 4 ass q May, l5ss, % elect two
f~t-sates ~ tue p, atluEal Republican
-S1seBtiun sud to elect one Presi-
deutisl slrcror sl-0 hye delegates 10
prs-eat sad oouuty la the state
r4Fentiou - bach meets a. Wichita
- tLe sth lss 81 MAY. lssS. 20 elect
Soar delegate ~ large % the Nation
sl hei.ubiieaa convention. Alec
Hve delegate to represent, ssid
-saEty in she state r0nveutisn
sli-h n'--i- a. Topeka un the 18th
4ay 90 10iy, l-S>. to nominate can
,iidsi-- Tor state officer.
Eh- ls>i- 81 representation In said
cs.suJy .-Un Vuutiun has beer liked a.
follow pn, delegate for every ~
K's;es ~sst for r. u. Allen for Secre-
tsrv - slate NJ the last general cleo
siOE. or fraction thereof of lu or
u1@Fr votes. sad j. ~ follows
~.iins -l~J ward. -. ~ ward, q;
81 wand. },h ward, .. Smoky
aii. - North Greeley. ] south
''T-el-y 3 ohiu, & spring creek.
= Pheasant Valley. s; Glendale > /;
l.lIu Cre-t. 3. Cambria. 4. Dayton
Va. =. N". lS, solomon, .:
i.sp-uIt . Walnut. q, ~molan. 4;
Washing z A--aria. .: Bridge
l.oFI. .- Iaiss. q summit. .. Lib
.-ifA. g. '.Ep-am Cry. . and chico I.
fis~ i.fisisrt meetings will h- held
~ iis- s~usi t.ise-- of voting ga the
-s.h isN "i Apiii. l~>>. between the
ir'-'.f- ui f,'ut aud -iN o'riork =. m.
su al Frr'-iH,t~ -Ar~pi the rity 81
~aiua SI.Tiup Greek. GyI'>um Ci'y
~sss"bA View township in which
titv h.urS ~liall D.. FROM four To seven
20 o.-iO.-L =. "a. aud none but Bepuhli-
.-ar- Siil - ailuv,-d To- vote.
~ .tr,ier uf the committee
%. q. MNG~TAII.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

NORTON DISTRICTS. A. Greene,
P. z.
Achilles. ID. Greene.
Adell-H. Dalton.
Almens-G. w. Morley.
AtwOOd-A. p. Hull.
Bird City-GeOrge Mutton.
Blaekman-tO be supplied.
GhardOn-Allen Davis.
Colby circuit-W. W. Armstrong.
Cumberland-J. I. Smith.
Densmore- n. T.. Mann.
HerndOn-tO be supplied.
HOxie-J. w. Baugher.
HOxie circuit-tO he supplied.
Jaekson-tO Ice supplied.
Lawn RIDGE. A. Clinger.
LenOra-G. II. Woodward.
LOgan-J. r.. ShackelfOrd.
Long lsland-A. N. Lott.
Marvin-A. +. CumbOW.
NOrcatur-S. B. Lucas.
NOrtOn-L o. Housed.
Oberlin-W. X. LOOfburrOw.
Philli1sburg-I. S. Hall.
Phillipsburg circuit-ThOs MuXlO.
Prairie View-E. Goodrich.
WanO-A. d. BeckhsTt.
Webster. f. johnson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

The storm Saturday night was
quite severe az MePhers0n. The
lightning had considerable effect on
the electric light, some "f the burn
srs being impaired. 3. j. Drasseeu's :
house Was struck By lightning, the
vhOie family being knoeked down
and severely shocked.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

O. ,-v-r New York city is in earnest
reEarlins monument scheme, We
l.sIs- e Wiii ~ IN the one suggested
90 h-nry iserrh. u j. q grand OPP
p.unaiiS ier artists 10 show their
.risioaiity and ingenuity in design
,na. and nu~h Interest could be
..rrats in thr movement from An
arli-Ii. I-,iut II ,iew.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

From Taylor Miller, Esq. We
lesrn that the county commissioners
are in receipt Of 8 letter from the
Kansas City Bridge and Iron COM
many. dated March p instant, sssur-
ing them that the three bridges-one
across the Mulberry ia Pleasant Val
ley township, the Carlin bridge and
the Prescott bridge, both over the
Dry creek and distant from Salina
about seven miles-Will be cOmplet-
rd some time during the month oi
APRIL. Some little concern exists 10
know when all these bridges will be-
built, as the company was under
contract to complete them by the lsI
OF last December. The company
hss been retarded in operations By
tie failure 70 secure certain parts oi
the bridges.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

Tar blizzard which played such
aavoc ga New York and other east
-ru iocsIiii--s. has. like the cyclone,
i.ueu-trsied 60 The eastern people
thaJ th~~e aindy aud ruinOus lux
uries sr.- no; confined 10 the west
-ru ara ~ uur broad land. but ars
iisble tu happen iu the very midst
~ sils ov-rrroudtd east ~ we'll.
rhry an new national not sectional,
ahs thai is " hat should lee impressed
as.ou ti- ~s~tioual liars. We doubt
s~,s suurh ~ there Wa- ever hliz-
ard ss~i ~ the Mississippi river
= his-i, Wa~ - disastrous ~ the one
shi..h sloul,isi New York City up ~
o. sith the cramp>. The eastern
-ian,l@rer T. nov having his lies
sisous 3ila west forced down his own
shreal. snS the western people cry
.sat gith ustr a~,-ord. lit j. w-li,"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

Republican Ciu5 ConventiOn-To-
peka, March -stl.
STATE Republican Convention
thicsgO july 15th.
National Republican Convention
Chicago June i9tb.
National Democratic Convention
St. Louis June 5th.
Delegate C0nvention-Wiehita,
May eth.
CITY eleetiOn-April Srd.
Fifth District Congressional Con-
veutioa-yuDCtion City, May lst.
Firth District Delegate ConVen-
uon-Clay Center, May 8rd.
Prof. w. B. Gisnding, Of Midland
College, Atehison, is expected to-
take part 10 the services now in pro-
grese at the Lutheran church, and to
assist the pastor 81 the Easter eele-
brAtioB next Rabbsth mertlng.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

Nebraska feed corn and oats for
sale by the II
SALINA MILL & ELEVATOR Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

T. :. Savage, the crippled ear
driver wEo had his money box stolen
from him, was in receipt Of the fol-
lowing kind remembrance from the
ladies last evening:
You will fnd In this envelope
3 ., 81 which the ladies under.
meath all hope IL will help you out
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29


-rNArsa iN.aIT~. in the follow
-as .-,trE te s. Massachusetts gentle
l4za -tRe- -eme startling facts
#1f,L aHusi but impress every Ps-
st...i Ir. til- ..untrv for their truth
f-sE-s-
'A-e-.,' ius thank ior your very
...st-.7ua nufe s,I the sth inst. ] am
ssu 10 ku,,s thai Iuy -rutiuputs are
r,gt5gs,Rs-.i o. lisr ,ltiyeua ct INV ma
ave .,s4utgN-. Hhr brHocl attic party
e. sud-s NsTiue tcI-,,su-trurt the his
i..Ts ~ tlii- 'nuatry- and il they
E--p .su ssiuE tor tir next tea year,
- ta~r havs. 'iuup Tor the past, il
eIi. ~ iuiFHs-siisit o. tell which eide
srrv vsiis-i iu th- late affair. The
.r..srsu art sallery here D. full VI
llioturr> oi f.-i's-l generals. with uBi-
Ioru1s-i auiun commanders to keep
5ii, ~ t-oluf'suy. The official records
e tlle VAR 81 the rebellion now be-
ing put,ii-hed sr- hahitually mutila-
- ili or,ief fn give ,-uilr to the events,
sRa tti~y nnW frut-e-e To destroy the
sunBu~rriTa alter the volumss are
Tirfuissi. ia order that their miHrepre-
scutaiieu nIay cScape detection.
TIE peupie " the north may wake
- frais their Indifference aud their
t-pahdenr-e too late. The southern
s-euEs-lerark i- an srtive organized
political I-sasr as much n it was in
l~-i- Nerv truly your~,
Signed IoWN J. lNCAII.s.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

THERE il quite h fight among the
prominent Republicans Of Dickin-
son county. J. r. Burton would
ike 20 SO as a delsgste-at-large to
the Chicago convention. e.. W. &.
Rohrer heads the opposition To that
gentleman, which is registered in
favsr of the candidacy Of Albert
Griffin for that place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

S0NE of the people 81 Washing
ION predict that Secretary Baysrd
will he the successor OF the late
Chief Justice Waite, and that Mr..
Phelps, Minister to England, will be
Mr.. Bayard's successor. Not s mad
change ali around.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

FOR sALE-A horse, buggy, haF-
ness, saddle, and . COW. Apply to
Rey. D. D. Campbell Soa-lt
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,,1--,: H.C.Gr,prn, >rrre,sr,

rsruslrs-su Aa.itesul 6su,tnitt-~ Meeting.
10 the niemi-rr~ uf the Republican
ladsriai tenirai Committee, 18th
Lis-tfigi aI kan-s- l"u are hereby
I.iinrd tisl tu~ committee will
5,i.--l la thr rarior~ ni tle Pacihc
e.sua-. ~aiiua. hau~l-, on tuesday,
tisrii ;fd, iS->. al 2 IA 4. m.. fOI the
i.attss-, "t 'aiitug convention 10
uoIniuzi- ,sulid,ie Tor Judge %
.Li- district. io 10 voted for al tine
NSt~Ial'sr -i.-rtrou. and the trans
tion 81 sth-r business - MAY
i-fSP-Tit ...nl'. i.efnre tue committee.
IsuE~ u. SutTH. Chairman.
l-.st,-sin Nan. March ~, lSSS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

The story told In our dispatches OF
the arrest OF &. NJ Kerns, Of Salina,
on an indictment for forgery by the
grand jury, carries It's own moral.
And as usual Kerns was q "well
known society man in SRlinR." II
pays to be honest but Il don't pay 10
stop in WyandOtte to see q friend
when you are running from a grand
iury-TOpckG Capital.
The story that Kerns was "a we'll
known society man IN Sallns," II
nothing but story, and that Is all.
As soon as his true character was
discovered which was very SOON
be was tabOOed entirely by society,
aud since then his female associates
have been the basest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29


TmE Clay Center Times gives the
following description of trip sn-
tirely by water from Clay Center to
Florida:
l.. g.. Heusted, = Well-knoR IA
former citizen Of MiltOnyale, has &C
compiirhed the fest Of floating frcm
Clap Center 10 Florida In boat Of
hi- USn construction. but had moi 81
last accounts reached the portion Of
tie alligator state for which be set
out He launched his craft on the
placid bosom of the Republican last
May, and proceeded BY the way Ol
the Raw Missouri and Mississippi
10 Nstchez. Miss, where he Was
Joined by bis wife aud four children
Ou tue 9th Of December, when be
again weighed anchor, with hir
lIJtle family aboard, and Fesched
New Orleans early in January. On
the s,h day Of February Pensacola,
Fla, was reached, and on the llth
tue little boat put 20 sea with 81.
Marks, Fla, Ss its ultimate destina-
ton. Nothing has been heard from
tie voyEgeTs since, and their relH
tives are very uneasy about them
fearing that they have been swal-
lowed up by the waters Of the Gull
Of Mexico. Mr. Heusted is an OLD
sailOr, and he will arrive Ia safely ~
his destination, unless oveFtaken b.
some calamity other than . gulf
s4uau. be would most probably
follow The coast from PsnsacOla q
St- MARKS. snd the distance is great
A CORRESPONDENT % the Beaven-
worth TINES who hss recently visit
81 Wichita, reports business very
dull there, aud that there does not
seem 81 present 10 be any prospect
IOr the continuation Of the boom,
Among other thiBgs, the correspond
eut makes slluslon 70 Marsh Muir
dock, in the following words:
Marsh, - ! have said, rather ex-
peCted smother boom this spring
But the boom has not eOme, aud
rather think by the tone ofth Eagle
and its editor that \ big one is no
longer expected. What we want
aud what We must have" says Muir
dock, 'is a good big crop"
some say that Murdoch is losing
his hold Oh Wichita, but don't be.
lieve IL. Some say that Wichita has
done as much for MuFdOck, 81 Muir
dock has done for Wichita, but
can't believe ID. Some say that
Murdock received bonus Of 5000 p
year Tor several years from the city,
but csunOt vOuch for the truth Of
the statement. SOIne say that he
tried 10 down the Journal 81 that
city, and thereby made many enc
mie- in the city, but kn0w nothing
Rb"ut this, either.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

IT is reported thst when lightning
struck the capitol the other day,
Senator Nest dodged his head down
sud muttered, There goes that in
fernal ingalls, again ,'--EDapOri0
Rrp4hIirnE.
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The JOURNAL.

Oaessi osEan - saIIss Csuusy sns the
City 81 saigaa.
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a dispatch was received last night
from Denver by sheriff Gentry, en-
quirlng cOnct trning the amount ~
Of the reward offered for the ap-
prehension OfC. NJ. Kerns; from
whence Il is Inferred that kernS J.
in that city, and il spotted" q.
course the sheriff cannot respond t.
THE enquiry, as no reward has heen
offered. IL is the plain duty Of the
county commissioners to offer re
ward in case Of this kind, and Il
should be- promulgated at once. rs
Gaping criminals will not be appre-
hended, unless il is made an object
10 the average officer to go to the
trouble and expense Of n capture.
Why, alsO, does not the investment
company which KeTns represented,
offer q reward for his capture:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

CHICAGO Inter ocean: Democrats
boast that they are going TO use
Senator Ingalls, speech - cam
psign document. Let them do it.
There is some excellent reading in
that speech.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

Rice-J. " Edgar.
Scandla-W. A. Matson.
Scottsville-J. NJ Ryan.
Solomon Rapids-GeO. II. Cheney
Wayne and Hollis-A. J. Markley
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At the late meeting Of the State
Dairymen's Association, the follow
ing interesting argument Sas made
by u. +. Stokes, Of Garnett:
Mr.. stokes said by way Of Intro
duetiOn that he mad been = resident
Of Kansas aimee l557, and for the
pa-i four years be had been engaged
ia dairying, having taken that up
after - years spent ia mercantile
business. The drirying interests. he
said. we're becoming more important
every year. The business OF raising
beef cattle and depending on the
ranges has passed away our quiet
iOunger has lost his occupation In
Ksusas, and the rustler must take
his place. We must understand the
importance Of learning how 10 care
for and feed the milk and butter
breeds OF cattle. The rapid intrOduc-
tIOn OF the creamery business By
ereameries shows the necessity Of
teaching the people caution while
dealing with these creamery
angles /. costs more % make
wagon RTezse butter than u does TO
make tine best "creHmery." We
must understand the importance 81
meeting the competition Of bogus
butter. Even In our infancy a.
butter state We. 50, Co.,
900 worth Of inferior butter; with
proper frcilities We should manufac-
ture and sell al least &25, ,OUO, CO..
Rorth Of butter and cheese alone,
equal TO the gold ana silver mining
Interests Of some OF our noted gold
and silver producing countries. We
have 600. 900 milch cows that hOuid
produce net 80 worth Of butter per
COW which equalr the great sum Oi
-, CO., ,0U0. This l. not eXtravagaut
- statistics show that western cow
properly handled clear 80 per an
uum; In Ohio and other central
western states the net profits are $64,
while in New York, Pennsylvania
and eastern states, COWS produce 3
Get income OF s72 per head, owing to
better breeds aud better feeding and
care. This very startling fact that
kRuSas, this giant young common
wealth, il far behind even some Of
her younger sisters IN the develop
nlent OF dairying interests, shows
the necessity OF organizing our
selves. IL is evident that the pulse
NJ the people is about ready for an
onward march in dairying interests,
shows the necessity ourselves. IL IL
evident that the pulse Of the people
Is abOnt ready for an onward march
Ia dairying matters. ] am, myself,
in the dsiTying and creamery bust
ness and want more light and knOwl-
edge on the subject. / want to know
how 10 feed and care for dairy cattle /;
I want the best COW, not simply a
bigh-prieed and high-tOned name
makes the most milk, cheese, and
butter. with the least amount oi
feed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

SALINA DIsTRICT-J. II. Lock-
wood, P. F..
Ada-E. B. l.. Elder.
BenningtOn-O. y. MaXOn.
Beverly aud Tescott-B. r. Rhodes
Braokvlile-W L. Cannon.
BaTnard-G T. Miller
Culver-S. W Semans
Drlphos-J. Ingram.
GiRscO-S. A. Walker
Gypsum-J. VI. Miller
Lsmsr-J. II. Kuhn.
LincOlu-C. W. Caseiy
Neutor-D. AcGuTk.
MiitdnyHle-H. VI. Mayo.
Minnespolis-D. ID. Campbell
Minneapolis Ct
PottersburR-L. A. DugReT
Salina w. II Sweet.
Salina, 2d-B NJ. Taylor.
Solomon Clty-B. w. Hoileh.
Victor J. .. OsmOn.
Vine Creek-C. w. Whip
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APRIL %, 1888. will be the one hun
dredth anniversary Of the inauru-
rStion Of George Washington.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

SENATOR DAWES and senator
HOar will both be In the Msssaehu-
setts delegation 10 the Republican
National Convention. kAnsas
shOuld initiate Massachusetts,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

CONVERSION FITzHUSH LEE, OF Vir-
giuis, l. making q Southern tour,
aud is accused Of trying TO nurture a
Vice Presidential boom.
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THE Democratic state Central
committee meets in Leavenworth
on April 5th, 70 call n convention to
elect delegates 20 the National con-
vtntiOn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

TINS town Of Ninnesesh, Pratt
county, VS. badly wrecked by =
''tornado" saturday evening.
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Ex-COv. HOFFMAN, of New YORK,
died Saturday morning ~ Wiesba-
den, Germany. Of heart disease.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

Hon. W. :. SrANRAUGH, Of abb
lene. has been brought out As q can
didats for stioTney general.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-29

BELnII DIsTKICT-E. +. Michener,
z. r.
Reloit r l.. Shackelford
keloit Circuit-H. E. Pickle.
Belleville-W. T. Robinson.
Belleyille CT. B. Lewis.
Burr Oak-E. n. Fleisher.
Clyde e-I. Mcdowell
CORCOriia-F. d. Baker.
Glen Elder-C. J. English.
Ada-D. a. Allen.
Jamestown-J. G. Walker.
jewell City NJ =. Mccoy
Manksto w. J Meredith.
OmiO aud White Rock-Jas. Flow
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h-isl-~N bisl ~ iIlSl SlhlNl- VI. VI. NAOlLt
Pc.
Bunker Hill-F. y. Cox.
COlby-S. 4. Ferguson.
Cnllyer J. {. Elliot.
Ellis. y. Moore.
Ellsworth. A. bull.
Elkad0r-James StAllODH
Fremont. +. Langley.
Cove Clty-W. W. Stocking.
tiranfleld-T. J. H. Taggsrt.
GOodland-J H. Stewart.
Hays City-A. w. J. Best.
kanOpOlis-J w. BiundOn.
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Bias.
Oakley C. NJ. Click.
Ogallah-H. a. Rodgers.
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kinley
Russel-W. A. SRville.
Russell SPrings-H s. Plummer.
Sharon SprinRs-R. B. Beatty.
StOcktOn-A. B. COhwell.
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Wax Keeney-W. II. Mahaffie.
Wallace. W. Jackson.
Wilson, G. Dana.
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OSBORNE DISTRICT. BOicOurt,
p. L.
AltOn-M. }. Baily.
BrlstOw-JOs. Baily.
Cawker City-GeO. y. Winterburn.
Centerville and AgAr-W $. Nor
risOn.
Downs -R. A. Hoffman.
Gaylord-tO be supplied.
IOnA-H. q. Breed.
Kirwin-E. w. Allen.
Lebanon and Salem-tO be sup
Piled.
Lucas J. W. Manners
MattisOn-B. r. PrRther
OsbOrne-O. J. McFadden.
Pleasant PlAiH-ti. L. Tennant.
Patls-R. Blsbee
ROmsvillc-E. X Zimmerman.
smith Center ". p. Allen.
WaldO-sup I. Booth.
WOOdEtOn-sup /. Kurtz
W0mer-sup J. T. Stone
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-01-04
rhe suspect. Arrested in Zurich.

LONDON, January IA dispatch from
Berne gives the following from the high
est official source regarding Schroeder
and Heupt, who were recently arrested
in Zurich ARDENT Anarchists and So
calists, suspecting Heupt, entlced him
from Geneva TO Zurich, where they met
him and took him 70 Schroeder's house.
The house was searched from top 20 bot
tom, and a quantity oil dynamite was
found along with number OF letters
from Berlin Police-ln Inspector kreuger.
Both men were handed over 10 Swiss
Inspector Fischer. Heupts house was
then searched, aud there was found
AN extensive correspondence with Berlin
Inspector Hacke. together with accounts
proving that Heupts salaY was DO
marks per month, and that he had re-
ceiyed since 1880 1900 marks as ex-
tras. Both men were imprisoned on the
charge of melting outrages on life and
property. Their immediate employer
was ex-Captain Threnberg, also an os-
teusible Anarchist, who was warned IN
time and escaped to Carlsruhe, where he
was arrested 10 undergo a sentence
which the Baden court-martial passed
upon him years ago. The police Scout
the suggestion that Schroeder's dyna-
mite was from Berlin and intended for
an outrage on the Gar. 1t is expected
that Hacke and Kreuger will be dis
missed or retired