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New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
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BALTIMORE AND ONO
RAILROAD.
'hs greet s'-or: line from Cincnx - .sr e.s,rfns
EA~T:
SAVING efGhty-.eeae 10 no miles sns a.-,yn. n,a
Tals tn hdsaROs So
NEW YORK;
Saving my -n'ns isisse, and arriving siR Aas s.ss
@"uFs IN advance .s
BAI!gIN0REa
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WASHINGTON
Coaching
PHfR-ADKSPHfA
~n" arnlS shs quickest
THE GREAT iRea RSsLwAs sRt,ass
oNo1 shs oblS river, at Parkersburx and aei,s,a
sFe completed
MORNING AEs sIGHT IKssoy
Snince drawing Room asa
Sieepfn9 SRk~
Seus n hns s1is tn aoute from st Lous nornetf %
us 70 baltimore and Washington sits
"IfAoUP DHANGEh
BY this rents yoa avoid ss,s apnia,,s spans,.,a
.na IaGsets x for ss ss ell ttcses esegtn ss souss
ehsr'l fi1sea Agent 70 fatimore, Ssssslxr.a.
@sstsf Transportation, Baltimore, Sasv,ura
a,u SIDNEY q. JOEES
8hl5 Nso"S Ofaelnnan, SL&jA
Il" FHN &AsT.-.. no eHE xAs7s
VIA louisville and Ohio ana .,,...
Railway.
roa5 ooih hpi5'lcn OF tho Lonisvtyle n,v1., ~. .Aro
80, Aa the spIendid equipment for m.uaS !" 20
ahsE RaUTE TO CINC.rrArp,
ALL POINTS EAST AND yoRrup.sr
81 Ian THROUGH TRAINS DArseo
-" Nn0o' connections from the south for CeR
cinnat
WITHOUT CaANGg op CARA
objo aoFe and ask scr tcket IA Loujavire ana ,as
Gina t nss' pld Railway for sse At ali prtN.
tha GI oIlGos IL the South and in Lou,E.i 10 "a
.nd ~ ~ - oo1oH OF tho Carnv~.nv corLIr EocTAS
~. Ia ~ Teeta also at iIAlt Houxe AID LouayfIIa
tbI. u H-.ilHs9ts tn Cincinnati and point. BAst via
Nna e. ste good on mail Inns steamers And bal
o s'o@oSs sSs good on this road.
UHARLsS & SOLLg'rr,
S1oA fAt tsaogoE and rtcke: Agent st. J<uta
J. L. GR(SWORD
9eaarsl Superintendent St Louis
49, THOMAS HORwLg
'"I aenefA Seuxhoxn Ageat u!sypA
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
ulSTRICr or LOUISIANA.
IN TIM NATTER OF JACOB OFT. BAEKEuPr.
In Bnaksupxcy-Ns. 1854

TRtHk UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIyRS sOTICR
u of his appointment ass assignee OF the estate
OF Iabob OFT. Of sew Orleans, parish of Or
hans, and State OF Louisiana, sdI Judged bank rlpt
upon his own petition
New Orleans, February i5, 1873.
fel6 % nh2 b. r. NORTON, Assgn.s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
MEMORANDA.
by Telegraph

New York. February y. 1879.
TO A Hou,.on-Tle steamship New Orleans az
r.ed this morning.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
.AMUsESIENTS,
sc. Charles TheRtrr.

This evening the great original Mart:
netti-kavel grand double combination
will produce the pantomime of ''Joeko"
with Mr.. Paul Martinetti as JOcho Tie Bra
Milan Ape. The beautiful boquet ballet Of
" Stella" and "Nazulm. or the Night
OWL In preparation. lie RUi Carotte."
TUESDAY evening. eighteenth annua! Mardi
Gras ball.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
RAILROADS..

hAlLhk. ALjS,
NEW ORLEANS, GOBILE
ASn
TEXAS RAILROAD,
Passenger Depot Foot of Causs Ssrt.rs.
On ma ar~r pebrsarr 2, 1879, t.sss a &.sss a.
4 h. aud I.l5 p. H
Trains arrive 81 2.55 2. ~ and y. II.
COAST TRAIN HUNS TO OCEAN SIsfRG4
Leaves NJ" Orieans every SATURDAY. gt p NJ
stopping AZ all way etatiu -
PU LLMANS PALACES SLSEPIS3 e'8RS suA
Through 70 LNnchburg. Atlantis. L04ioville and ST
Loula. making close connPc iOus with all the notuT
iar routes to the hast. Mort and West.
I."h+'s tof 'alr corner Camp and Confines
stFeetS opgosita city AoIel ard a, depot
NORMAN q JOEES
G"he1sl Frelgle and Ticket Agent.
., \. Ii SCRANTON,
- t'eHeIa al Sui e'intendpnt,
New Orleans Republican., 1873-02-23
Marine Intelligence.

OFFICR OF THR REPUBLICAN !
Sunday. February 23. 1873.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
A pROCLAMATION
By the Gorernor /:

BY the common consent Of the loyal and
patriotic people of The United States, the Both
day Of MAY has been set apart for the decora-
lion of the graves of the defenders of the
Republic no laid down their lives in the late
war. The sentiment which demands this OBJ
tcrvance is Of he noblest and purest charac.
ter, and the usage of scattering flowers upon
the graves OF those who fell in thdir country S
defelse is of ancient origin.
BY strewing flowers upon the dead hero
grave, We honor his memory and the cause in
winch he Tell, and at the same time dedicate
ourselves anew to our country
respectfully recommend that all patriotic
citizens on that day join in this ceremony. Let
ii net be an occasion for the revival OF section
al animositics and bitter recollections, but
rather as indicating our desire for reconcilia-
ton with the living and love and gratitude to
the dead
In those places where there are posts of the
Grand Army of the Republic, that organiza-
ton will take charge of the ceremonies but
where there are no such posts it is hoped that
the survivors Of the late war will unite in do
inc honor to their dead comrades with whom
all are invited TO join.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused the
(Seal) Great Seal of the State to be fixed
Done at the Capitol, in Madison,
tliis 5th day Of May, A. D. 1878.
c. G. WASHBURN.
By the Governor:
JOIN S. DEAN, Asst Secretary Of State.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

GARIBALDI is dangerously ILL., Ever
since he was forced to flee, in 1892, when
only % years..old from his native Italy.
on account of his share in Mazzini' 5
conspiracy against the King Of Sardinia,
Giuseppe Garibaldia has had "A career of
extraordinary vicissitude and perils, and
it is strange that one who has been in
the thickest Of nearly every war for the
last forty years, and has taken the sword
oftener thin any other living man, should
not perish by the sword, but escape to
die a peaceful death He has foua hit in
Africa for the Eey Of Tunis, and in south
America for the L, public of Rio Grande
He has been a tallow- chandler in New
York, and Il farmer in taprera He was
foremost in the defense of his native
country when invaded by the French
under Louis Napoleon ard barely had
time to sheathe his sword after the last
battle when he was discovered busiIy
melting the llungariaus to re, oft against
Austria. In this adventure he received
his only wound. He fought bitterly for
the unlticaton oS Italy and the overthrow
of the Papacy, and engaged with equal
zest in the Austro Pru-sian war of 1866
and the Franco PruSsian war. The
latest phase of his versatile career was
his appearance rs a deputy for Paris in
the National Assembly in 1871 He soon
tired of legislative duties, and has since
been spending his tine Oh his farm in
Caprera. He IL now 66 years old
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

The long and acrimonious controversy
which has been going on in the papers
about the financial resources OF Louis
Napoleon is at last settled by the probate
of his will at London In the applica-
ton for letters of ADMINISTRATION the
sworn value of the estate left by the late
Emperor is given at 9l20,000, and even
this small sum will be reduced one bali
by the payment Of claims still outstand-
ing. Paul de Cassagnac was right.
therefore, when he represented Napoleon
asa comparatively poor man, and those
who have hitherto had so much to say
about the wealth secretly laid aside hy
him for rainy day will now be COM
PEELED to concede that rapacity was not
one of the dead Emperors faults
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
MURDER an $SE.
so to SO lives lest 10y the fall OF
"a Bridge at siIxOn, Ill.
A Baptism Of Death.

On Sunday afternoon last the baptism
of converts in the Rock River, at Dixon
Ill. called large number of people to
witness the ceremony. AT the point
where the ceremony was to be perform
ed, the river was spanned by an iron
bridge of the Truesdell pattern, erected
only few years ago, at great expense to
the city. About 800 of the spectators,
mostly women and children, stood on
this bridge, without thought of danger,
when about 0 clock, the structure gave
way under them, and they were precip-
itated with its ruins into the river,
twenty feet below, where the water was
% feet deep, and the current very strong.
About 90 bodies have already been
recovered, and many more are re-
ported missing, who, it is thought, are fast
in the areck of the bridge or carried
down the river by the current. The lost
being nearly all women and children Is
accounted for by the fact that, OF the
bridge being the most eligible location
for seeing the taptsmal service, the men
naturally yielded that position, and re-
manned on the river bank.
The bridge consisted of five spans, the
three center ones supported by stone
rebutments. The spans resting on either
shore, on which most OF the people stood,
gave way, the north end first. while the
center ones stood, though badly warped
and disarranged The bridge was Of
the same Kind as the one that went Down
at Elgin, III, a few years ago Oh the 4th
Of July, when number of lives were
lost
Accounts of the scene Of anguish and
anxiety among the people at Dixon, are
heartrending. Many homes are mourn
ING dear fathers and mothers lost, others
daughters aud sons and some whole
families are missing - one household
lost five children others two and three
The names OF several men are mentioned
who hcrcically saved many lives at the
imminent risk of their own Taken all
in all, it is disaster too sad to be des.
cribed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
FORECLOSURE SALES
State OF WISCONSIN low

STATE OF WISCONSIN IOWA
~ County Circuit Court
Daniel thinner Plaintiff against Bridget Sa,eng.r
margaret Kelly, Thomas keiiy join, Salenger
bridget Nehan, John Mehan, haryl Bloom. John
bioohi, 1ohanah Salenger Ellen Saleneer. Gather.
me oaienger, sarah Ann SaIenger and James Sal.
engrr, widow and heirs at law of Lawrence salem.
ger, deceased, Defendants
by virtue OF Judgment order Of foreclosure rem.
uertu IN the above entitled action on the 9Th 10, =,
nPrt' a. D. 1913, shall, on he Goth day Of NAV
1913, at O'Clock in the afternoon nj the from,
DOOR OF The Court House, in the village of Dodpe
Ne, I'd SAID county Of Iowa. offer for sale and sel
a. pubic an'lon to the highest bidder the following
oescriped mortgaged premises situate living and no
ing IN the County of Iowa and State OF Wisconain
80 me west half Of the southeast quarter OF
east, containing eighty acres more or less ny =,
much thereof as will satisfy the of One Hundrs,
and seventy Nine and Sl1o0 Dollars with inter..,
and costs ' 'A'e'es'
Dated sherh's office this 18th day of April, 1873.
WILLIAM SANDS
IN Sheriff, Iowa Co. Wis
). Z. sMELKER, Plaintiffs Attorney. l5w6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

WEST VIRGINIA, not to be behind the
times. has inaugurated small war on
its one account The Legislature being
at logGerheads with the Governor APP
pointed new officers for the various pub,
lie institutions They were directed to
take possession on the lst Of May, but
when they appeared at the Penite ntarv
on the day named they found the Super
intendent of that institution ibtrenched
and prepared to defend h'mself He had
received orders from Governor Jacobs to
shoot any man who attempted to NEEDLE
with his business, and he proposed to
execute the order to the letter. The
disappointed officials withdrew for con-
sider"tion, at which point the report
StOnS
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

The anticipation that Alsace and Lor-
raine would greatly detcriorate, if lot
suffer depopuiation, under German rule,
seems to have been utterly unfounded
The second annual report, recently subs
mittcd to the German Parliament, shows
that satisfactory development of the
law by legal institutions has been made :
that four millions Of thalers have been
expended on new railway lines and other
public works; that the educational sys-
tenn has been remolded on the German
model, and that the number at students
matrltulated al Strasbourg has increased
from 2i2 to 3I9 that clergyman sal
aries have been increased 80 per cent ::
that the taxes are prompt Y paid, and
that the number Of tax collectors has
been reduced One>hal, Both the polit-
zeal and financial conditions of the prov~
inces Is also pronounced to the old rule
quietly, and are enjoying a measure of
prosperity as great as that under Napo-
leon,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

BISMARCK mas carried his bin for the
training and regulation of the clergy
through the Upper House of the Diet
This measure will prove powerful blow
in the contest which the great Chancellor
is waging with the Church, and in which
he has already succeeded in banishing
the Jesuits and transferring the superin,
tendence Of the schools from eccesias-
teal to civil hands. His last step is
designed, as he stated in his speech
before the Diet week ago, to put an end
to the domineering assumptions of the
priesthood
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
Farm for Sale.

ANY one desiring TO purchase good farm cham
."m uo 80 pf applying 90 the undersigned on the
premises described below towit The Southwest
as, oi section tow J, Range / east and the
east half of he N T.. l. Section s town a Rana.
eaS' III she Town OF Mihiin. Iowa Co. Wis About As
AIRES OF ,he farm is under plow well supplied with
1spee'pa buildings and good running water has
Pien'y OF timber. and 10 acres of meadow This
AIN VIII De Sold at a low price per acre and on
terms easy "a can be asked The narrow puace rail-
land. '' ~ iouS VI '"e
apply al the Tribune Office of the owners for
iurtier particulars Psss ssion given This fall mr. in
time TO pillow, or any time in The sprinp
Sept. 23d, 1872. =,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
EXCITEMENT AT DRUG STORES.

There has been general rush the last
month at the Drng stores of j. Ii. Vivian,
J. b. & c. r. Moflett and R. D. Pulford,
Mineral Point, Wis, for Dr. A. Boschee' 5
German Syrup
1t has lately been introduced III this
country from Germany, and for any person
suffering with a severe cough, heavy cold
settled on the breast. consumption, or any
disease of the throat and lungs it has no
equal in the world. Our regular size bot
ties are 10 cents. Two doses will relieve
any case. Try it, Sample bottles free OF
charge.
VAN SCHAACK, STEVENSON & RID.
Wholesale Agents,
15-3m-al. Chicago, Ill.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
Sportsman, Attention


f. S. SPRAGUE Il son Have removed
their Guusmith shop to J. F. Mller's build
ing, opposite Kinnie & Spraters, High St,
where they will keep constantly on hand,
double and single Shot Guns, which they
will warrant to shoot well. Ammunition
of all kinds, Powder Flasks, Shot Belts
and Pouches, and in fact every thing in
the gun line, which they intend to sell
cheaper than this class of goods have ever
before been sold in this market. Feeling
that the business naturally belongs to US,
We are determined that if others will 60
into the business they must do it on a uery
small profit.
Any kind of gun made or repaired in a
workmanlike manner, and warranted to
give satisfaction.
E. S. SPRAGUE & Son.
Mineral Point, April 10, 1878. left.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

FEW weeks ago. in a whisky case
brought before him, an Indiana Judge
decided that lit is 10 o'clock until it is
ii o clock. On the same principle, a
man who has walked mile and a half
has really only walked mile; a bushel
and a hall OF potatoes is only bushel
and 1t you live in rented house SIX
weeks, your lanlord is only entitled to
dues for month. a movement is on
loot among the proprietors of certain
Chicago dogGeries to eyade the ordinan ce
compelling the closing of saloons at IL
o clock at night, on the ground that il is
ii o clock until it is II o clock. A cheap
LAWYER has told them that the plea will
hold good at law. Should this be the
case, the Common Council can amend
the ordinance by ordering the saloons
closed at 10 clock 1t will certainly
not be 40 o clock until it is II o clock"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

Dress and Cloak Makers opposite VIM.
Uren's, Cor, Commerce & Hoard streets,
Mineral Point. Wis,
Cutting, fitting and Trimming done
promptly. The latest fashions studied
closely, tor benefit Of customers We have
had large experience, and can guarantee
satisfaction in all cases. Charges ALWAYS
reasonable. Call and satisfy yourselves.
April s, 1878. 15m2
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
FORECLOSURE SAFE.
<TATE OF WISCONSIN. IOWA

NTATE OF " ISCONSIN IOWA
- County Circuit Court
'ohh Terry, Plaintiff, against Thomas J. Locse.t
Mary VI Lockctt and HenrY s. Ciauer Defendants,
by virtue OF Judgment order of for, closure rem
dered IN the above entitled action on the I'd day of
APriI, 1873, shall on the 9Th day of June A D.
$50 at O'Clock in the afternoon at the front door
OF the Court House. in the village of Dodgevi in
sd county OF Iowa, offer for sale and sell at public
auction, 10 the highest bidder, the following dcs-
ctipeo moftgaged premises situate lying aud being
III 'he county OF Iowa and State of Wisconsin to- wit:
nc wes' nan OF the southeast quarter, and the
1ds nan o me soutf-wert quarter, of section num-
80 we've Ni-l' ~ 'own mum er five (5), north OF
range number two (2), east containing one hundred
anu sN,y acres. more or less so much thereof a,
wiz saVsy the sum Of 069 40-l00 dollars with in
terest and costs ' ~ "
DATED sherili's Office this 10th day of April. 1878.
WILLIAM SANDS
Sheriff, Iowa County, Wis.
ALEx- WILSON, Plaintiffs Attorney 17w7
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
Mineral Point, April 10, 1878 left.
| AM preDared to pav GOOD Drit

AM prepared to pay good prices
for Soft Milling Wheat delivered at my
warehouse in Mineral Point l wish to
buy all the wheat which / sell to millers
direct from farmers. This secures to me a
better grade of wheat and to the farmers
better price, as propose to pay them the
margin which l have been paying TO the
other buyers. See me before selling your
wheat this spring. 15tf D. II. PLArr.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
HOLD On.
Ptety Hill Heard From.

MAYHEM claims to have the best Train of
Dark Brahma chickens in Iowa County, he
had his chickens on exhibition at the South
western Wisconsin Industrial Association,
held at Mineral Point, Sept. 3, 6, and s,
1872, and was awarded 10y the best judges
of chickens, the first premium, 81. 90, over
all others on exhibition. 18th
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

CArTAIN JACK and his so Modoc war
ri,rs won another decisive victory over
the United States troops on the 2Sth Ill.
From accounts it seems that force of
70 soldiers was sent about miles from
the camp of the main army, to reconnoi-
ter tie position supposed to be occupied
hy the Modocs. This force, while rest
ing. evidently without the least suspicion
OF immediate danger, and unprepared for
and flank, by so TO so Indians in ambush,
and Immediately put TO rout without
much attemptat resistance. The officers
commanding, it seems, acted bravcly, and
stroye hard 10 rally their men, but in
vain. The troops were terror stricken
from tie first, and many of them fled,
leaving the officers and few men to an
unequal fight with the savages. Ac-
counts of our loss so widely differ, that
the number can only be stated at from
20 to 80 among them 4 officers
The lava beds occupied by the Modocs
are so full of caves and assures, that for
an army to penetrate them, even with
only 90 Indians opposing their passage,
seems impossible The extent of these
lava beds is reported to be 80 miles in
acknowledgements closely surround which,
would require larger army than the
United States has Mt command. In view
Of these facts, we are constrained to
agree with Peck and others that further
prosecution of the war on the present
plan is useless, and the better policy for
the government would be to offer liber-
al bounty for every Modoc, say 500 each.
With a sure reward of 500 a piece for
them, the border men would soon secure
the last Modoc scalp. Millions of dol
lars and many valuable lives wol ID thus
be saved to the government, and the
Modoc war be speedily ended
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

JonN CHiNAMAN has fairly got ever TO
this side of the Rocky Mountains Be-
tween fifty and sixty Of the citizens of
the FIowery kigdom were set to work
in cooper shop in st Louis, the other
day, much to the Indignation of the white
coopers. There are nearly thousand
Chinese employed in various occupations
in st Louis,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
KEaE,.EY's Extract IUCaU.
Avoid Quacks and ssnposters.

NO Charge Tor Advice and Consultation
IN. .. y. Dy0tf. Graduate Jsferson Nsd;ro,
Cogege, Philadelphia. author of several valuable
Eorhs. can be consulted on all diseases Of th ?
SexIai or Urinary Organs. (Which he has made
m especial study either IN male or female no
natter from what cause. originating or Of how
Dng standing. A practice Of go years cnables
hifn to treat disease with Success Cures guar
nteed. Charges reasonable Those at dis
!ahce can forward letter describing symptoms
snd enclosing starT,p TO prcoav roefera
Sa1d To- the GUjde 10 Heath Price 10 Cents
- O1OtT, MID. Physician and SURGEON.
IVA Da-ro al. Sua YORK. q
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

A DISPATCH from Virginia City anuoun-
ccs that the settlers north of there are in
great CONSERVATION on account of the
threatening attitude ofthe Indians around
them. The Snakes and Piutes are said
to be pouring in from all directions, ar
rayed in war paint, and the citizens of
Mountain City are taking measures to
arm themselves, in expectations of trouble
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

WILLIAM CHARLES MAcREApY. the vet
eran English tragedian, is dead-aged so
years. 1t is remarkable that Macready
should so soon have followed his old
American rival for histrirnic superiority
Forrest, who died at Philadel-
phia only few weeks ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

Stephen Thomas, after an absence of
some months, is at home again, and pre-
pared for spring work He will do all
kinds of PAINTING, GLAZING and
PAPER HANGING in a workmanlike
manner, promptly. and at reasonable
prices. l2tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
DAHLlAS.

VIM. Suthers has great number of Dab
lias {Pot Plants and Dry Roots) for sale
cheap First premium was awarded to
fall. Inquire at Jas. Suthers, next door to
P Allen l. Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
No Worse than hiS Neigh bOrs.

Those who have tried James Suthers'
groceries. &c, say that they are not much
worse than other peoples; and that his
prices are not more than twice as high as
other Dealers
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

BLooDHoUNDS were used in Florida in
tue wars with the Semin0les, and it has
been proposed that the Modocs be treat.
ed IN the same way. This course is not
favored by the War Department, and
Gen. sherman thinks it would be rather
d!shonorable kind of warfare even with
the Modocs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08
1nE Emperor Of Autria has adorted

1nE Emperor Of Autria has adopted
motto which reads very much like that
included in the seal of an American
State Power and respect come from
union. which is strength" The old
Democratic doctrine of local sovereignty
and national weakness is everywhere
falling into disrepute. 1t is impractic-
able and ruinous. This is the era of
nations and not of coRfederacies.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

TIE news from the birthplace of our
Sa,ior that u bloody fight had occurred
between parties of Latin and Greek
monks. in Bethlehem, .Iudea, in which
several were seriously injured sounds
strangely in this nineteenth century.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1873-05-08

No FURTHER "tienpts will be made at
present TO punish the Modocs. 1t is be-
leved 10 be uttesly out OF the question
TO dislodge them from their retreats in
the lava beds with the force low at the
disposal of General Davis.