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Germany. The triumph was too grand
to admit of anger. Every Germ an felt
there was something pitiful in the sudden
overthrow of so many splendid traditions,
OF such a noble and imposing Empire.
And, of course, we could not but feel sad
over so much unavailing valor, such
herolsm, the sufferings of a city like Paris.
The war lett Germany in the most gene
rous mood. We would have gone as
warmly to France as we have gone to
Austria but a feeling has arisen and is
arising IN Germany, which, if it finds ex-
preston in another war, will destroy
France IuSt as the first Napoleon Destroy
ed Venice remember that The next wal
cry will be . The Destruction of France"
What European nation except Den
mark and Sweden sympathized with
France in her last war? England and
Russia, pretend to do so, but why didn't
they when there was warp Russia took
her chance to break the Black Sea treaty,
Italy her chance to occupy Rome. And if
they are sorry with France now, it is not
because France is down, but because Ger
many is up. Public opinion in Europe rs
always with the heaviest guns. We shall
conquer public opinion as we have con-
quered political supremacy.
What d ference does it make how much
France arms and drills. So long as France
offers no overt act of war we have nothing
10 do, nothing to say. Rest assured we
shall never yield an advantage we have
over France, even if we have to occupy
Rheims We cannot fight this war over
again, and We don't mean to surrender
a single point. If we have to fight again
it had better be at Rheims or Nancy than
in Germany. And if France compels us
to whip her again we shall treat her as
the Romans did Carthage. If we cannot
have peace with France we shall destroy
France.
Prussia can fight Europe and come out
of the war with an Empire enlarged by
one-third. Our treatment of France will
make the other nations cautions how they
NEEDLE with Prussia. We have no better
friend than our army. 1t has made Prus-
STA great, and it will consolidate our
greatne8s."-N Y. Herald.
, 1873-07-30
A PRUSSIAN'S OPINION.

Germany is fighting her way to an
Empire, surrounded with cruel difficulties.
We are going through an agony as great
as the agony of war. We know very we'll
that the public opinion of Europe is against
US. In Europe public opinion has been
controlled by three nations. First came
the Greeks, then the Italians, now the
French. We have taken Alsace and Lor-
raine. France has her revenge in every
newspaper in Europe. Look how they
yexed poor Harry Van Arnim in Paris.
You cannot imagine a more exquisite tor
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that Bismarck retires from the Cabinet but
retains the CHARACTERISTIC.
New York.-The authorities of New
York are making extraordinary prepare
tons to prevent any riot on the occasion
of the Orangemen's parade tomorrow.
The steamer "Virginia' landed a cargo
of arms, powder and medicines on the Gu
ban coast.
The Goodrich mystery is solved, The
Brooklyn police have found in Kate Stod-
dard's trunk, the watch, chain, rings, lock-
ct and pocket book Of the murdered man
also a four barrelled pistol Of which three
had been discharged. No doubt she is the
murderess.
London. The surpriae and rout of 1000
Republicans by 5000 Carlists under ISABELLE,
is reported at Bayonne. The Internation-
ais OF Alcoy. Spain, have risen against the
authorities. They have shot the Mayor,
burned six, houses, and at last accounts
were besieging the civil guards in the
Town Hall.
July 18th.
London The reported marriage of the
Duke of Cambridge to the Russian Princess
Maria, daughter of the Gar, is confirmed.
Advices from Madrid state that the defeat
of the Governmentsstroops under Cabrinet-
ly by SabaIlo, is attributed to lack of dis
c%iplinc. The troops captured by the insur-
gents, surrendered almost without firing a
shot.
The defeat and death of CabrinetIy was
Yesterday announced in the Cortes. At
the same time the excuses of the Interna-
tionalists were condemned in strong lam
guage. They are accused Of decoying the
Mayor and Tax Collector Of city, murder
ing them and dragging their bodies through
the streets.
Advices from Carlist sources atato that
parties have appeared in various new pla-
ces organizing and melting to risings. En-
Iistments are reported brisk. Several bands
Of Carlists have appeared in the province
of Leon.
New York.-Adyices from Havana state
that two Spanish regiments recently revolt
ed and refused to obey the Capt. Generals
orders. The forts in the northern section
of Puerto Principe are being abandoned by
the Spanish troops,
Several camps are also reported as aban-
dOned.
Deputy U. S. Marshall at Jersey city,
was Killed yesterday by a Russian sailor
whom be arrested for desertion.
The cholera has almost disappeared from
Tennessee and Kentucky.
London At Malaga yesterday, during
a bull fight, the people rose against the
municipality and assassinated several
Councillors. The Governor of Malaga has
rendered his resignation.
The Internationalists of Alcoz, after as
sasslnating the Mayor and TAX collector.
dragged their bodies through the streets.
Gen Velarde, with troops is expected
to reach AIcoz to day.
The defeat of the Republicans under
Cabrinet, and his death, are confirmed.
New York.-No disturbances in New
York or Philadelphia during the Orange
mems parade
Gold IS; Exchange 81 a 1O4.
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THE. EVANSTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

EVANSTON, July a, 1873.
To The Editor ef 1'hs Chtea0o Tribune:
s1n: I notice i'll your issuo Of this morning,
under tho hoaling Evanston, q statement that
d a"proteBt" had boon largely sgnca III Evans
ton against, the appointment, by tho Board of
Education, OF Mr. Haven to succeed Mr. Ray-
mond as Principal of tho public school in this
suburb. Aa ONO Of tho a'gnors, and roprcsont-
ing, as I bolioyo, many moro w'oao names
aro on tho paper reforred to, I wieh distinctly
to stato TINT. II that 10 tho object of tho
paper circulated, twas not 80 represented by tho
gentleman iaytng,t charge. Tleidoa conveyed
to mo WINS, that tile document was intended
merely to express confidence In Mr; Raymon!!'a
general ability na Ill instructor, and was not Ill
tenilcd to bio used for belllgerent purposes. I
altould not hnvo nignel the paper had UNDER
atood its purport aud migBion, for I am unequiy-
ocay OF opinion tint tho interests Of tho public
schools III Eyas'Aton arc aafer under tho Suid-
anco OF s.,ch gentlomen M Modsrs. Sltamnr,,
Miller, Bauchara.. Hit, Wood, and burlington,
who compose tito Board Of Education, than thoy
woull'be II loft to be fought out OH more fac-
tiOinl principles. a.
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Tho Levant Times mentionH that tho dronth
In Asia Minor, In tho neighborl.ood Of Angora,
0eretlell tho enlightened inhabitants for some
time past hava daily offered up prayora for rain.
No ohango taklng placo-, In tic: weatlor; It was
deoidea that souo cAarua must DO triod and
ble ono. It was simple hut ono which, for fens
Of the consequences in these degenerate days.
could not 10 performed In tho @good old STYLE"
1t oonaiatoa In cutting OF tho Aeal OF Christian.
and throwing 1t into q stream or ponl.. As live
WAS determined to exhunao 4 @doad ono, and to
make sure the magic rlto WAS performed with tho
heads OF throo hodios, one Of whom had been
doad only month. Up to tho 1Atsst advicea tho
charm had not worked, aud the country ro1nalneQ
partled.
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EANTED..-A CHEAP SR10KE.DuRMER.

~ The Eiiior qf The Chicago Tribune:
s1n Smoke, noxt to ssnoll, is tho greatest
nuisance wl4ich ai1licts our city. One cannot
pass along Htroet, or eroas bridge or viaat1ct,
without having to watlo through immense black
clouds Of vil!ninous smoke, which not merely
soils clotllng a,sd dlutgnros buildings, but in
tino corrolos tho lungs, apoils the complexion,
and rn1.H tho tempor, OF oyory nea1,, wonan md
child. Wore tElcro Doartl Of Public Nulsancea,
1t could not possibly nlngle out nuisance moro
offensive to all oassos OF people, to say nothing
OF q cilys good looks, than the clouds OF althy
comotiyo, und faatory Within lilo city limits.
,Yh!H u.,.olse-nuaauco acoma nnnocoasary to mo,
when tho authorities could 80 oasiy abate 1t by
requiring tug-owuorB aud othora to 1lne another
kind of fuel, Or olso provide themselves with
smoke -conhnmorn. 4.
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Death OF TRathbun, tho Noted Forgor.

There died, yostorday It Fort Washington,
man who slx:ane thirty yoara ago was notorious
throughout tho land al tho ono man whose for
-goiies; up to Tint po1iod, had never in the his
amount, Or skill Of conception and execution.
Even Fauntlory'B Wore. aa compared with. his,
the morest triaeH. They rose to millions, and
fof several yoara Mero carried on With celebrity,
In that partfeunr specially Of crime has any eso-
cessor reached tho aggregate of enormity attained
- benjamin 5t n.thbun in e.ry lifo removed from
:Chenango County to Buffalo. Ho became pro-
prietor Of tho Eagle Tavern, md by cleanliness,
order, and discipline mado It fa1nous among tho
hotels Of tho country: Extending bis business
Buffalo and Albany, and started tho noted
photograph Line, for Six passengers only"
which Vas run ut spccd higher than had been
proviouAiy nttainoa BY coach in tho United ;
from tho Weat. But hote1-keeping and staging
fatlod to salty his ambition. Ha embarked il
speculation. Lota without number Mt pricca
without limit were bought, and dwcllnga, stores,
and warehouses wore; ereoted. For tho first
time IN the history OF tho State FOYER OF apocu-
lation broke out, which for univeraaltty and
wildnoas has mover boon approached By any
other city II tho Union Mathbun Tt '' was in svory.
so infectious that tho gravcat and moat tn,oroua
money-grubbors we're drawn into the vortex aud
in night made fabuous fortunes-on paper.
Ihe pan OF Mg ~ 1osges;ea Mhn as M ansan,oas ns1 70
"ae ofiglAa'. - cet.ac1 p4.ssi i,,la aa,fa;n
oso " guy ~ raIaa thn ,,ccoasary Snn;1a VII,
"nicn 10 ~ ~ NV =; & u Voe1t NV ~
ms noso 1or yoUtE, ~ to msm .rtv ehos9
.Ioe VI w dngulI, ~ w "ted nn ;;,doran ~
soT"ss7 sons ha in9otaomept M obtatnod ie would
saIo: Nv ", ,t;nr,,, ~ n,sIo 'fro.,
tesoft 70 au ~ natsa of r.. .a1oa aie ana
.en nt 70 10y no'e et ta sswo @ tme and nlaoa
am liz ~ a1nap3 ~ nonnnn vod foSe,
tho ndorsemont. 70 saeh . masna5,naa ,au faa maa
these tIansaetons gtowa tnes a. ~ aegmlas % ohce &c
was 4So naror ~ ca tss n,c.ror hafug ,c
.nn paRe. M @ ,ne yoa ta nH.f frnnI I
kept ga1. ho ah9un as aSsesd u Ss ESsGssa s
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making aurvoya aud specifications. With this
company tho Southern Minnesota Company 1as
made contract for tho trAuB{or Of oil ItA buBi-
mons acrose tho river. ...Thia Contract haa boon
approYod BY tho Court. Tho fact That yield Of
about ,00O000 bushola Of whont In i,nrdo'liatoy
tributary to this road rondors tho tranBsor-
contract ,:earqoislly :, valuable: r is alao
Company, wloso Madison Extension will 10
pushed through tho tunno1a near SPARTA noxt
month, will c1tond their. limo from tito Winona
out-off, miles, into LaCrosBo, and thero connect
with tEe Southern Minnesota over tho approved
bridgo. LAX.
, 1873-07-25
TIE BALL0ON-VOYAGE.

srn1Nnp1gIp, Ill., July 20, 1879.
To Tie Editor n Tho Chicago 7Ftou'Ie:
BIn, AL l layo to say about tho Transatlan-
tic balloon-yoyagn Is, that Wiso IL fool, nnd
Donaldson ltke-}Yige. u.
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make at, exaot atntomont II 1t In ono-nlf Of tint
amount tho Raying las boon enormous. Por-
baps eI,0oo,oo0 ia fair Estimate.
rof'lBod to grant srooInl rates on large qnnnti-
tien Of freight oonaiglod to tllo 0rangea, which
nrc not railroatl-pots by any mcatiy. Whoi1 ~;
plfnation for ratos wah n,nlo to tho rondH It vas
promiao WAS noyor fulfilled. The railroads
backed ont, md now decline to grant nny favors
to the qrnfigoa., though othor largo alipners nro
allowed reductions. Tlia makon tho urangon
nnonopolios. AIr. Whitman, tho State Agent,
saya TINT, in other rospoctB, thoy aro troatod
wh eonrtSsy 1 aa ,a. by farqH end
% horo 1aat Saturday, and = number
were In town with toama to tnko tho maohinos
homo bnt tho car did not arrive: They wore
on Mr.. Royce, Superintendent Of the 1owh
Division Of tho 1sook 1slnnd Roatl, and explained
how mnttors Htood. Mr.. Hoyco Mt oilco tolo-
graphesl, aud found TINT tho chr had boon inad-
To then ordered . spocial engino, which brought
tho onr llorc in toublo-quiok limo. Tho farmers
got their machines, anl wont on their wny re-
toielng. Tho fsr1nora ,tisavow any enlnity
riaiin,tho people. Tho frolghta from this State
to Chicago eat up tho profits, and tho producers
arc desntiaticd, They aro determined to do
something In tho way OF legislation next Vintor.
THE 1r11NoIB RAiInoAD-I4Aw
ia laughed ut. Tho idca that illinois can rog,,-
Into rates Of freight from Iowa 10 what amusea
pasg such "a plaguy foolish Law as wa9raasod
would iearn something from it, however. He
bit, In tint, Iowa can also loarn something from
LIMOS: 'n'sh ana olBoTTlmn"t1ng T fates wore
tJa ro1u ~ ~ numa ~ aeoans u sno pUU. r.
btato pursued for tho no1t hvo yeara tho policy
TINT charectorizea tle last flyo yoars,, tho PRO
ducing interests in Iowa would DO proBtratod 50
nraiudicod n Ida aepi,'st 1"' e'n'''D"-' ""' ''l'"s'
a.,a .3 CHICAGO. ?, ,..,o.o :, <,,,,.. = ;.
wero looked upon as sharpors. When thoy got
nat tha aoc rrn, fot nraryora ~ avd u tao
inn9 t;,no rnr .to vi1rat;on ~ oos1o ani ho fnr.
1ot .'n'o LUZ 'aao t1nsaion W con91 ana W aors
of Chicago than Illinois, especially sineo tho now
took ooss H. the later STATE iowa
md Gealors phould troat Ior honostly, Tho poo~
plo q Iowa Wogld 60 to ~; Louis u they eonld,
tho State and hound 1t to hor. If the 1llinoiB
they would soon find an outlet through Wiscon-
! co1. 'Ae '''N'' 0'e
onASoE AGENTS.
| Followlng is lst OF .l'e Agents ~ who transact
/ bIlsinoHs for tho Ortlor III this State:
| axNEnAh AoEs1n:
stnto Agent. D. Whitluan; address, pca Mofncs.
everything | except ntocfHElilott. noynoiis 4 Go.
State Grange Agents In Chlcngo for tho aato Of stock
For Burlington l. Missouri Rarosd-o. 4. p. Duch-
ohIcago, lsock Island Pacific 1ailrosd-J. D. Whit
| Nor,bweeeru railroad and Town Ccutra1 Railroad
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9 approach The complicated subject Of rovenno
giyhg uYAll false collateral obIects, arranre In
eoohorhY. BrEplrrn n H'" HsI,rn
,dlLysnbno, H., July "A, 1875. - s'n1'"'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
DON'T Box the Children's Ears.

Children's ears ought never TO be
boxed. We have seen that the pass
sage of the ear is closed by thin
membrane, especially adapted and in.
fuencod by every impulse Of the air,
aud with nothing but tho air to sup
port it internally. What, then, can
b. more likely to injure this men,
brane than sudden and forcible
compression Of the air in front Of il :?
i { any one designed TO break or over
steteh the membrane he could scarce
ly devise a more effective means than
TO bring the hand suddenly and forci-
bly, down upon tho passage Of the
ear thus driving tho air violently
before it, with no possibility for its
escape but by the membrane giving
way. And far too often il does give
way, especially if from any previous
disease, IL has been weakened. Many
children are made deaf by boxes on
the ear in this way. Nor is this the
way if there is one thing which does
the nerve Of hearing more harm than
almost any other, it is a sudden
jar or shock. Children and grown
persons alike may be entirely deaf
ened by falls or heavy blows upon
tho head. And boxing tho cars pro-
duces Il similar effect, though more
slowly and in less degree. 1t tends
to dull tho sensibility or the nerve,
oven If il does not hurt the mem
hrane.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Assignee's Sale of Real Estate

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITEI
states Tor the Western District OF Wsconsin-ss
In the matter of David W. Jones' Chas d. Jones n
NJ. Platt, +. 2. Weber, James A. Owen and Jeffre,
Hlldreth, bankrupts. In Bankruptcy.
The undersigned, as assignee OF the above named
nankvupts hereby gives notice that he will offer FOL
sale and sell at public auston TO the highest bidders
on wednesday, the sixth day Of August next at ten
o'clock A. N at his Office, No. 2 Browns block, ia
ed real Estate to-wit:
The northwest quarter Of ne Or of sec 2l, town SO
range Z, Lake County Indiana.
The NV or Of or and ne or Of se or Of sec n 10
X. west, Vernon County, Wis.
Lots ten, eleven, eighteen and nineteen, In block
nifty nine, in the city OF Madison, Wis
w hf OF NV at Of sec four, town five range one west
and the hi Of qr Of section 2S town three range
four west, being eighty acres in Grant County Wis
The hf OF sw or Of section 26, and or Of sec 7
town >, range east In Green county. Wis
The east hf of sw Or section 90 town range cas-,
and lots s. TO- H. H. 49, IL aud Is of Eatons snbd
vision Of the or and hf Of Sc or of sec z town
range 3 east containing 1913 s7.l00 acres. lot 90 a.,
Woodmans addition TO Mineral Points all Of block an
strongs addition to Mineral Point out lots No Ias
l49, loo l5l aud 100, in Mineral Point also the w M
o. NV az o. sec ~ town range east and the half
Of ne or OF sec 80 town 5, range cast; lots ana
IN block SIX IN strongs and others addition to Min
eral Point also part OF the Or Of or OF
town !, range east, commencing at the southwest
corner Of said NV SCI running thence north chains
thence east i've chains thence south eight chains and
thence west hve to the place Of beginning
tanning acres Of land: lots l25 in arrison's survey
and ~ IN Nlets survey OF Mineral Point; lots and
IA pioeh SIX, strongs addition TO Mineral Point: the
eleven tracts last above named being in Iowa county
Wisconsin 'J'
Also the hf ofne or OF section g. town 90 ranpe %
west, in the county OF Cerro Gordo, Iowa
Also the NV qr of NV qr the hf Of ne ar Of NV ar
the Sc ar OF NV Or this hf OF Or the ne ar 81 80,
qr the NV Or q Sc or, nd the hf Of sw or OF so ar
all in section II town II, range east being in Ma
cOupin county.Illinos.
At which time aud place will be sold all the riyb,
title and interest which the said above named bsnt
rupts or any or either Of them had or to said prem
ses, ana each and every part thereof on the eleventh
Dated Madison, Wis, June 20, 1873.
TIMOTHY BROWN. Assignee
Gregory Pinney. Attys for Assignee. 5w3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
On Marriago-To the Young Man,

The true girl has to be sought for.
She does not parade herself as show
goods. She is not fashionable. Gen.
orally she is not rich. But Oh |
what heart she has when you find
her ! SO large, SO pure, and so wo-
manly When you see it you won
der if those snowy things outside
were really woman II you gain
her love, your two thousand are a
million. She will not ask you for a
carriage or a frst-cass house. She'll
wear simple dresses, and turn them
when necessary, though vulgar mag
nllicenco frowns on her economy.
She will keep everything neat and
nice IN your sky-parlor and give
you such a welcome when you come
homo that you'll think your parlor
higher than ever. She'll entertain
true friends on a dollar, and astonish
you with new thought, how little
happiness depends on money She
will make you love home elf You
don't you're brute), and teach You
how to pity, while you scorn, a poor
fashionable that thinks herself rich,
and vainly tries to think itself hap-
Ply.
Now, do not. pray you, any
more, 81 can't afford to marry" Go
find the true woman, and you can !
Throw away that cigrr, burn up
that switch cane, be sensible your
self, and seek your wife in sensible
way.-DR. CROSBY, in association
HoUthly
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Wisconsin Crop Items.

Corn bids fair to be big crop this
year in Portage county.
The Door County Advocate re.
ports that some of tho crops are suf-
tering from the numerous and heavy
rains that have fallen upon them
during the last two weeks. The low
lands are almost flooded.
In Waushara county farmers are
boasting of their winter grain, its
great length of straw and heads, pro.
nouncing it the heaviest growth for
many years
The Colorado beetle threatens to
destroy the potato crop in Dodge
rOunty.
In Buffalo county the wheat pros.
pect is good, although the straw will
be heavier than usual. The corn is
unhealthy.
In Walworth county, wheat. oats,
rye, barley, &C., promise an abundant
yield. Corn is little backward but
the warm weather is bringing il for
ward.
Some farmers in Waupaca county
fear that the winter wheat will suf-
or from rust.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
SummOns-IyeyA Webb.

GTArE or Wisconsin In Circuit Court in and for
- County ofGrant, Grant County Wisconsin
Alexander Iyey and William webb, partners in trade
doing business under the firm name Of Ivey f
Webb, plaintiffs, against John White, Phllippa
White aud William Tyack. Defendants.
The State IF Wisconsin 10 the Defendants ADORE nQmed
You hereby summoned and required to answer
the complaint in this action which is filed in the Office
Of the clerk Of said court at Lancaster in said county
and TO serve copy OF your answer % the said
plant upon the sui crber, az their Office in the vii.
age Of Lancaster WISCONSIN, within twenty days after
tho service hereof exclusive Of the day Of such
vice; and If you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply 10
the court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
BARBER 4 CLEMENTSCN, Pms Attys
Dated July i.tlST3.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
Estate of TAYLOR.

GTATE OF WISCONSIN, Probate Onlee. Lancas-
- Grant County. ! - ter, June g. 1873.
IN the matter Of the Proof Probate Of the last
VIII and Testament Of Jonathan D Taylor, deceased,
late Of the County Of Grant
Whereas an instrument in writing purportng to
be the Last viii and Testament Of jonathan d. Taylor
deceased late Of the County of Grant has been filed
IN this Office; and whereas application has been made
by Luther Basord praying that the be proven aud
admitted to Probate according TO the laws Of this state
Therefore, il is ordered that said application be
heard before me at the Probate Office in the village of
Lancaster, ia said County, Monday, July 2lst A.
d. 1879, at one o'clock r. VI.
And II Is further ordered, that notice shall be given
% alIpersons interested ia said Will of the time and
place OF said hearing, by Publication in tho Grant
County h6raid q newspaper printed in said County,
Tor three successive weeks once each week. prior to
the time OF such hearing. BY the Court
WIN. McG0NIGAL,
4W3 County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10

GTATR OF WISCONSIN, } Circuit Court in aud for
- Grant County. Grant County
Joseph Book, Plantin, against Jeremiah Bate John
Battle, c. :. Burt, :. Burt, and the unknown heir or
heirs and the unknown legal representative or rep
resontatiyes Of George NJ. Smith, deceased whose
lasVplace Of abode when living was Hickory Cor
ners, Barry County, Michigan, defendants.
The STATE Of Wisconsin, 70 The Defend1nt here named:
You are hereby summoned and required to answer
tho complaint In this action, which is filed in the
Office ~ the Clerk Of the above named Court, al
Lancaster in said county, and to serve "A copy
of your answer to said complaint the sub
scrbsrs their Office in the village of Lancaster
Grant county, Wis, within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day Of such service
and If you fail 10 answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff IN this action will appl,
to the court for the relief demanded in the complaint
BARBER Il CLEMENTSON, Pitts Atty.
Dated June 2Gth, lsTa 5wG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-07-10
az The persecution of the Jews in

s6r The persecution of the Jews in
southeastern Europe is unfortunate.
", nothing new, even among COM
munities which claim to be civilized
but II is not often that we nowadays
hear OF christian perseeutions y
European Turkey. Such an OUTRAGE
is reported from Bosnia, where the
Mohammadans have murdered sever.
al hundred Christians within six
weeks. Complete anarchy prevails
in the province, the Turkish author
tiles being either unwilling or unable
to preserve order among the fauati-
cal followers of the prophet. The
Christian residents are greatly alarm.
ed, and the foreign representatives
of the Western Power have deman-
ded an investigation and redrese.