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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
TIE STATE or TR5DE


o,,r,v. r,lv Pou- ia. Double Br,., - = rtl. ET
ira -,as7 Choice ~ 2jas5. Corn frm; Yellow hird -
Nlis NJ t~ XII Is2s -bc Oss a2l 2 safs h
Ami ri 2r Hay-Pnme 90 FaeTouse tZt Fors se'fe- .@'
inn s2I 30 Dry sa heats-Sone 10 lrs' lanis Bt'1 -S
1- s55is $50. Gear Gb lJ.. Clear allr. II - hsH.'
"a Ia ,- Lard T~re 1851 !. &C, neg -
s1ysr duh 90 II To Far S5,c Prime Jitr No sses NO
t,s9 i-I Ti.,rs g-c Cincinnati I'll ~ COTE. quea prii-
rsry 10 Prime l-0 He ald iffl Ar - ~ - On
10 Erchange-Sev.Yotk sight \ um stsring
WuAiNGfoS c. Juy SSpnts rurenine qulrt ,-. ,.e -,
le Ro.n Quiet B. 80 Tor good trni" ileunr t,t
Al 81 - tor Hard ~ p yellow Dip. - % Tor fusa Ia
ssaly A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
TIE INDIAN TROUBLES.

TROOPS ORDERED FORWARD TO BREAK Up THE
RAIDING PARTIES.
WASHINGTON July S.-The report OF John
D. Miles Indian Agent at Usage City, Kas in regard TO
depredations Of hostile Cheyennes. Comanches and
Kowas was received Army Headquarters today and
orders were immediately teegraphed 70 Cen Pope, com
an5ing the Department OF the Missouri directing him
N rse the 9Th Cavalry, stationed in Kansas and The
Indlan Territory for the purpose or breaking up the
raid of the Indians aud forcing them upon the IeseFA
et.V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
TIE IRON-MOLDERs, UNION.

RICHMOND, Va, July s.-The twelfth s'ssioH
OF the Iron holders International Union began IN TINS
city to-day VIM. Satin Of Cincinnati presiding. Nine
teen States the Caaadas are represented The seS
sons are secret in cagdauce with the bylaws adopted
N ne last meeting The report OF the President shows
LncuI LnLnn.- with D nersnIp OF about 5.l.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
cnANcE oF GRAIN INsPECrION FEEs.

Chicago, July Sat meeting OF the
Board OF Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners, held
AZ Springfield yesterday, Rule g. relating u inspection
fees was changed as follows;
The Chief Inspector Is hereby authorized 70 collect
mill further notice, all gram Inspected under his
direction follows; For inspection 70 cents per car
load IS cents per 1000 bushels from canal boats ana
cent Der bushel from bags For Out inspection 81 cents
per OQ bushels vessels ~ cents per CARLOAD " co,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09

- pAnpoADs ANp rnE NEw IowA ~.

CHICAGO, July SIT is positively stated that
the Chicago Burlington and quincy Railroad viii also
conform TO tho Iowa Railroad law, though no formal
letter has been prepared accepting the situation, and
definite information Is not 70 be obtained from the
ot,ic "a The Illinois Central Railroad Will let the mat
ter rest AZ present, Iowa branch cnntOleu by
them has lust obtained an Injunction restraining IL
FROM changing Ie present freight or paS,eL-e. lAHs'
INNS prevents them from acting IN the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, July s.-Capt. Philip {. John
-,.rod ~ tle command OF the Omaha, South Pa
81, staten per the steamer Of July Is from Ne~forK'
,s,er Henry O. Handy is ordered 10 the Coast survey
- Trlv ~ Can't WIN. X. Mayo is detached rom tne
command OF the Omaha the reporting OF MS rslle
, ordered 10 return home. Surgeon VIM II. Jones IS
al ,,d rom the Portsmouth and ordered 10 Tue va
delacnou $3.50 Assistant Surgeon VIM. q. Farewell
T. etachcd from tie NarraSanseIt and ordered W VIZ
Portsmouth,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
rnr cnIcAGo CHEss CONGREss.

CHICAGO, July s.-The days play IN the
Third Chess Congress has been attended with consdera
bic interest and excitement. capt Mckenzie nae W."
two games from Mr. Kinncutt Mr. Judd one san,e
from Mr. HOsmer 3r Book drew win 1lT EIdcI' $50 SAT-
undushed Yesterday; M Book also ore" game VIII
Cen COngdon to-day. air. PeTgin won ohe game HUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
THE LEWEs sMUGGLERs.

WILMINGTON, July S,-ThIs morning tho
prisoners arrested az Lewes on a charge OF smuggling
we're arraigned before the United states Commissioner
Andrew T. Baker. pleaded guilty and was held IN sos
for appearance in court WIN. @. Eleeood ana 1apuet
Marshall discharged. WIN. ElegOnd. r. AM ION
and Vim. Crosby each held 10 sl,0ODat fhe hrN-
ing OF Joshua E.egood, the remaining prisoner "s
DO, tpOned until tO-mOrrOg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09

T.,,ortaut 20 Rats- sly aai CAUTIONS but 's'I ''
i, sometimes. when hanger luve' them 20 ie'7efAI's
80, .t The temptation OF g0k d; ,ler aoses into Dr. BEs
s sURE JzAru wien mixed sIlh 5a sud 'fead Do SOFA '''
Of bread It's po-r ieter0re IS many The puts
An Read the direction, and soil BY az dealers 10 pfS
,e,sry articles r. H4RT, CcAAAS Co., So's ''O'7'
y al Co.egs pac-, Nea-IofH
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r.tnrp-coogP-Ou Tues a. July :. 1874 b. TIE Rev !
| French q ore Jall l., 4alsaIef D. '''fss Il
Cooke. Al. %. ,4s city. No cards
.p,uvrftyAy PELT-At Phl1e7h Iu-'iay Jane 81 ~
80 ~ Nm Bacon Stevens. Bslup % -c3-s f-4A -sAs'
~ t6e .rv Riehanl Nrstou, d. d. h. beec- o"'
atsr In te a.. Rev. Yaa re.t D. d. % i-a4- n4A
ctrTy-LAWsON-AI CoorG4o SDHg Col On NeiAefaY ms
- ~ fu rv J. Nj Jo'rpn ~ Gli laIe Oh Do'AhH'
r r., Ns, Picnic NJ Lawson, Oi Boston, A-as
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are requested to give to any deserving charity. We
,hall send it to Mr.. Geo. F. Williams for the next
,bldren's excursion. We have received from MI
Thurlow Weed SOS. for the same object
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
INDIAN RAID IN KANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, July S-A letter was receiver aU
vya,sas Mo- Yesterday. from A. c. Meyers OF Dodge
C.,- Kss stating that his ranch on the Canadian
RIVER Wa attacked by Indians on June Zyth Anu 1
men aled The Indians were reDhlsed' no"e'o4' @-~
eleven of them killed 10 three hours hsut'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
MEETING OF TIE oyERsEERs OF HARVARD
COLLEGE.

BosroS, July Sat the annnul meeting of
the Board OF OF Harvard College held to-day,
Charles Francis Adams chosen President OF tic
Board for the year and DR.. Nathaniel b. shurt
le secretary OF three years letter was
rend from Reni r. Curtis declining his recent election
on tine Board, aud Il was referred 20 "A committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09

~ cents per car load to teams and 10 cents per wagon
load TO teams.
The revised rule eoes INTO effect July IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
GOVERNMENT WE1THER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OrrICg OF TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsIISGrOE. d. c.. Thursday, July 81 a. M.
,uLLl.L.Ls IN. lie NH a hOLlTs.


OFFICE OF TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFlcER'(
WAsHISGTOS. ID. c., Thursday, } NY 81 a. I'd. ,
synopsis Tor ne DISt "a hours
The barometer has fallen IN NeW-England
and the Middle states and thence south we-iw1ri 10
the pf coast. Il continues lower III The NJrJh-N est
and has risen slightly IN the upper lake region
Rain las prevailed N the Gun states, qua thence
norflward tO Michigan and Wisconsin ANA AilhHcso'd a.
Generally clear warm weather has prevailed during me
dav m the districts the Atdntc coast ana IA the
lower fake region. .., e...,
-1utI or west winds are reported from the southern
states. the lower lake region, the Middle 5ti.es ~
New England and nor beast or southeast WINS rom
tne upper lake region ana rue NJ INV EST
The Missouri River hu- fallen az . mana Inc Nlsss.
lpu ver uas Lacrosse and fallen At CARO- ana
Yick5Durg. ....
For New England p lrt.y CLOUDY and warm W'al l'r
will prevail with south wcsi winds anu no Cecldo''
change 10 tur barometer.
~ the Middle Sates md me iOirsr lake region parity
rf9iniy md rery rlym rr1ttsr dHruy ne dlN Wt"'
rrriaLe teiads and stationary Or rising 0dr)WettF.
For the south Atlantic states clear weather IN me III
tcrBr and light rain near the FiUfdh dnd 1rOI "a
coasts vim southeast to southwest WINDS ahu
stationary barometer, -. ,.., villa.
local rains south WINDS ulgl temperature, ahu
ma decided change IN the barometer
For tne upper AXE region and the Northwest party
clDudy weather and rain ~ ght changes 10 the teLpeld
tur. ee-t 10 south winds, aud falling barometer.
Rain VIII pgObIcly prevail IN tLe western portion OF
hp Middle states md lower Lake region daILLs Tue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09

MT Elder; Mr.. Elder won one game from Mr.. Perrin.
The game between Judd and Hosmer was unusually
hard nght, and lasted seven and half hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09

METAL Strings, the Pitless Iron Finger PADS, ana
.lrisate charging one Dft1 D4' -' $500
- y,ls..y &c. b., t.a E4AsrC I.Us DsJ oi0A-"Ai'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-07-09
Sueelal Norres

- r.. NAILS POR EUR SpE a ne SEX
JuJ II. ls7t vi e Tii 6s1tG IA II "a
90 WEDNESDAY, a. . ,n1 - a. ~ "A
al Va oAIUaDAb :, nsA - 49, T. L JAMKA p ~
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
Mistni ZpraVy.

NaGelnik hasiGskGh Cd bo.
ru, p. Hill, byl od pozarnych komisatd
dnc -. prosince 1874 zdvorile yyzvdn, a
bv Sc sam uradu zfekl, Pan Hill odro
ytd6, ze nema pficiny uradu sc zreknouti,
nacez kom-af pniali usne,eni, nimz
lIilIa pro nesch opnost sesazuii.
Hill lczl potom Ike ktizi, poukoztlie IN vel
ke zasluhy o zdeisi hasicskI odbor, ieiz
pJvznesl ma neivyssi stupcn dokonalo~ti
ze sc slulbe mt5ta sestaral lIlill jest 56
roki starr, ale komisafi zistali nenpros-
nymi ulozili ufcdniku CO do hodnost
Hillovi neihli42imn (p. Benuettoyil, ably
pro1atInn6 ' uprtzdn6ny ltad &c nya zal
Pan Hill zamysli yyhledayati pravo II o.
bytejnych soud6
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
DO Chicago.

Nalna schdze strany dGlnickG bude se
odbyyati nodtli dine 81 prosince o dru.
he hodinc odpoledni sin coskoamoric
kGho Sokola ma Dckoven ulici.
Program ::
/. Povzbuzeni ccskGho d6lnictya k
ainnosti politickG.
,. Prace a kapital
3. Delnictvo veteiny tisk.
Nsichn, kten Sc vvnasnaziti chteii o
Alepseni nyn6isiho postayeni delnictva
ison zadan, by Sc hoinem poGm dosta-
viii $ Ictou Pofadaiici vybor.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

' anoce ] letosni nebyly tax zlt.
iakoby Sc dalo yseobecnych nensta-
INch nafkti M bidu soudih.
Obchdnici dclali tGlntf yesmts iepsi oh
chody nez kolik rokh pred tim, ceho2
lie M jsto sonditi, ze 81 neien nikdo nj
ceho ncodcprel, ale ze naopak vice 81 do
pral. Dtti starci, mIddez rodicoyc me
Ii -you radost kolen yanotniho stromku.
\ prayde. ncifist. a neipoetittcisi radost
~ celt rok
Slaynt romanospitec anglicky. Di
ckeu- pise " praydt pfecetna isou srd
&C. liml ydnoce pfineson bratinkou dobn
>ttstl potechy Jak mnoho rodin, iichz
elenove rutem ziyotnim zapasc rozpra
semi u rozmetani byli daleko od sebe &c r
y day optt spoii. zlse iednou setkaii Sc
y stastncm toL. stayu s0udrznosti n
yzaiemnc dobrc vile. ktera Jest tax lis.
tfm zfidIem nezkalenc rozlsose. lisic Sc
TAX nesnirne od star0eti trampot vsed-
niho svtta. Jak mnoho starlch gzponi-
nck- jak mnoho dfimaiicich sympatbi
szhlzuii yanoce. Blaht. blahG ydnoce,
kfer6 nj, sg1bi nazptt, liznlm prelu-
dam naseho dttstyi, kter6 pameti stare
ho rnuze obnoyi radosti ieho mIadi, a y
duchH dopravi playce cestovatele tioce
tisice nit daleko, nazpct k rodnnGnu
krbu. nazp6t do klidnf, stastne domacno-
I'll"
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
MeStSkG OZnamky.
y Z u h III Q n |.

Timto SO ohlasujo, ze dnc "a. listop.
V rad6 mGsta Cloyelandu naslecuiici II
sneseni pfijato bylo.
Usneseno. 20 die min6ni rady (v SOU
hlasu dvou trctin vScch clcn6) za potfeb-
ne Sc pokIada, nj. Bond od Superior NJ k
Summit uici supnovati stokoyati Il
opraviti sonhlasu pany nikrcsy ira
du pro opravv
Lhita k zadini naroktl M odskoCmHni
yyprSi dnem -. prosincc 1874.
Thoo Noges,
m6stskv pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

Prclite j o I'm sonen. We
ctyrtek ukoncili obhacove obzalovanGho
obhaioyaci reel syG statni zalobnik pax
uyedl tadn dliyodi syych. Obhaicove
snazili Sc dokazati pfednt. re obzalovant
byl opily "a druhc, &c jednal sebeo-
brane. Statni zalobnik dokazovaI. lie OIL
zalovany zllmyslnG a pfedlozene yrazdy
sc dopustil yyzval k zav6rce porotu, aby
iei nalezla vinnym vrazdou prvniho stup-
ne. johnson, iemuz po boku sedela man
zelka, skoro tiotayicne plakal. Soudnl
sin byla nacpaaa zy6davci, mezi nimiz
pozorovati hylo mnoho sibenitnich tyafi.
Take y oung America" byla cetnt "a
stoupena, zvlastG malych cidicu bot u
roznaseti novin zevlovalo tn mn0bo. =
Still advokatG zdobi M nekolika mistecb
porouchana lebka zavrazdeneho.
Pozd6ii. Dnes nalezIa porota po
tfihodinne rorade vraha Jobnsona vim
nJm yrazdy prvniho stupnf. Johnson
nepohnul pri prohlseni ortele smrti pro-
yazem ami iedinym svalem obliGeje PHI
stho ttdne bude odsonzenee popraven.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

Zfodtj chycen. .Iskysi chIap
W. Smith byl 1tery ve6er zatknut, pra
v6 ldyz vehmi lacino prodavl pek-
nc hodinky, o nichz nemohl udati odkud
.lc ma. Smith odscdtl 81 jiz diva terminy
kiznici; pCzivdt poytst vypalen6ho zlo-
dGie
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
Nabozcnsk6 krvezfznivoyt.

Nabozens k1 krveziznivoyt.
Dnhov6, indicky kmen vneizassim Sc
yerovychodnim koutG Vychodni Indie.
ieiz Anglicane vemi pronaslednli, mo
dli Sc tuto vlleGnou modlitbn: Pfiid, o
nejvySsi boze, jenz velky, mocny 4 starry
isl, jehoz slova vSude nalezali poslusen-
.tW znic vsccky naSe nepatele Sc ysim
iichmaietkem. tim co ma zddech nosi
Necht sivy skrehotaii na iich domech.
Necht vsechen edoyatl zem6piaz ma pra.
zich iich ptibytkd leze a ie leka strasn I'm
lomozem. Necht vztekli psovc. divoci
slonoye a zravi tygfi strachem .je nap a
nuj, ably ma vzaiem si obh6eje rozskraba-
vail a ylasy vyrvali! Necht duha ysecku
vodu ich ~tudni nadrzek a rex yypiie,
Necht iita boure e zahladn Pnsptite
duchov6 nasich boiovnikd, nasich pfedki
zmocnGte Sc duchd naSich nepratel; po-
.ptitc' duchoye na9ch pramati dtmony
ttto mocne zcmG kteri mad nam vladnete
Il iichz oci. usi chrir6 vzdy pro mas isou
oteyfcnv.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
O Z n Il m e II

Ozn Il M en-
Tmto sc ohlasuie, re dine n, listopadu
rada mtsta uGinila ndsleduiici usneseni:
lsneSeno. ze die mineni radv (v sou
hasu dvou tretin v5ech GlenG) IN potteb-
ne Sc poklada. Wilson Av. od nj. ManIi
&c az k uI. Morgan stupnovati. stokovati
a opravit, die ustanoveneho stupnt Y
souhlasu pldny nakresy, vylozenymi
V ufadovne NEST. mGfice
Lhdta k zadan zadosh na odskodnG-
non vvprsi dEem - 5prosincc
Thco No@es
nGst. pi,ar.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
or Il IN e n /.

Tinto SO ohlasujc, ze dine "a. hstp. V
rade mGsta Clcyclandu nasledniici nsneSc
nj bylo pfijtao
Usneseno, ze die mintni rady " sou
hasu dvou tfctin vsech clcnh) IA pottcb-
ne Sc poklada Rhodes Av od bodu 800
stop jiznc od Clarke Az az / iizni hrani-
ci mesta stupnovati, stokovati opraviti
die ustmoyenGho stupnt souhlasu S
plany a nakresy NEST mtii6e
Lhita k zadani ndroki ma odskodnGni
yyprSi dnem p prosince 1874.
Theo Voges,
lnestsky pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

Sest cent6 ma mistc pGti vvbirati
budc konska pouliGnj drdha. je2dici ma
vcstsaid.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

j cd nota IS kol Cleveland
SIX !" bude odbyvati pondti dne H..
ledna 1875 Y sini Slovansk6 I-ipy elk \
IN askarni pies.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
ID 0 brc zivob VII

mdze 81 opatfiti prodavac ocelorytn
Graphicu, vyvadenJcb divnplnym In
ee1nim processem Graphicn ncislavnej.
slch yy.yori malifstvl. 100 proceilt ma
kazdou prodej. Poslcte $500 "a folio,
obsahuiici 10 nejlepsich rytin; to Jest yse
60 mate kapitalu zapotfeby, abystc mo-
hi zaclti obchod. address,
THE GRAPHIC COMPANY.
Al Park Place, New York.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

CeloroGni valna ch iize mtloz
ny pripada ma II. ledna 1879. Necht
Sc kazdy I'D ncGd do tcto schiize dosta-
Vi. Y. Satoransky
ednatel.
Poor kazdy i'd zalozny nechf o.
devzdd svou vkladni knizku do 80. pros.
1874, pokladniku spolkovemu.
X. f. Erhard
poklndnik.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

PrcSyedCcni della iistOtu.

Pred 9 mtsici picsldliI isem obchod
syij do {. n Broadway. abych ziskal vet
81 mistnosti. Snad ze lid6 budou sc do
mnlyati, &c yydani mole ison vGtsi, lee to-
mu tax ncni; prodeIc moic n sice "a hoto-
We, isou nyni mnohem yttsi ncz drive Il
jelikoz zbozi sve primo Z toyarcn kupuii.
mohu jc dati lcyntii.
Zyn tedy kazdcho picsytdciti Sc hoj-
mem vybGru
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

SyNestra v sni Pernna.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26

Sokolovc pozor! Radna valna
schlze pfipada ma den 2. lodna 1870 Q
hodin r;no, @adaii Sc clcnov6 by SC v pl-
nem poctu dostavli do sine sborn. Vel
mi ddlezitt iednani ma dennim pofidkn 4
volba noytho vyboru pro pfistich sest
nnnainn
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
NejIacinejsi ObchOdv
meSte.
ChaS. Duffiler.
CiS. II Broadway.

obchodnik v mal6m yclkGm prodava
nadoby hlin6ne, porcelanove sklenene,
zrcadla, svitlny, galanterni zbozi. IIoi.
ma zasoba zbozi vzdy ma skiada.
- kazdd obicdnavka dopravi Sc
dodomu ' kazdeGasti nGsta. - 1922
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1874-12-26
No. 900 Superior Str.
CLEVELAND. q.
EAST Cleveland. O.

We IA warde II ?. Vaclaya Prochasky z
400. Forest Str. Obyyatcle wardy tt IA.
.Iiste budou P .Prochaskovi povdecni, &c 81
K jich yetsimuP Pohodi filiaIku postovni Wy
mohl.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25
Court Proee eaings.

Court convened ON Monday Nov 10th,
his Honor, Judge Kirkpatrick presiding.
Associates Mowry and Turner on the
bench.
Caroline r. Beck We Joseph c. Coughe-
in favor OF the Plaintiff for the sum of
500.
John Weller VS. David Younkin, tres
pass. Jury returned a verdict in favor of
Plaintiff for the sun of SIG.
VIM. McCully, VS. Ed. Soul, VIM. Ii.
Koon;z and NJ. A. Sanner. Plaintiff takes
o nonsuit.
John II. Fear VS. Jacob Nedrow and
George w. Lenhart. Jury sworn, pend
ing trial Defendant Jacob Nedrow on
fesses Judgment for $50 OF and case settled
as to Geo. w. Lenhirt.
John J.. Bruce VS. Ed Scull, sci. ia. sur
nee. lien, verdict for Plaintiff for 1882 As.
Motion for new trial filed.
John J. Bruce VS. VIM. II. Kooptg, sci.
ia. sur mec, lien. verdict for Plaintiff for
$225 so. Motion for a new trial filed.
John J, Bruce VS. NJ. A. Sanner, sci. ia.
sur NEE. lien, verdict for Plaintiff for
$685. 80. Motion for q new trial filed.
Com. use of J. r. McMillen VS. Freder-
lex Krcager, sci. ia. sur recognizance.
Jury returned a verdict for Def. Motion
for new trial filed.
In the case of Adam.Nlull VS. Leah Null,
application for divorce, adecree was grant
ed by the Court.
John J. Berkeley VS. Lena Berkeley. APP
plication for divorce, a decree was granted
by the Court.
The following cases are Aom the erimi=
nal docket.
Com VS. John Eply. +. & B on informa-
ton ofAnnie Penrod, R~ecognisance for
feited.
Com VS. VIM. Ringler, cutting timber,
on Information of Vim. j. Baer. Recog-
n~iZances forfeited.
Com VS. Geo. Deal, F. & B. on informa-
ton OF Ella Miller. Continued.
Com VS. Geo. Cunningham, surety, on
information of Jno. S. Hinebaugh. Case
dismissed and process issued for the pros
ecutor
Com VS. Israel Putnam, F. & b. ON IN
formation of Mary Pile. Process award.
ed for the defendant.
In the case of Com. vs. Wm. shadrick
the bill was ignored and process award
ed for the prosecutor Henry Lape.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25
MEYERsDALE, Nov. 24

4 CAyEIN ALTooSA-In quarrying for
stone in Altoona, the entrance TO a natursi
cave was discovered. 1t was explored.
and found to be five feet high, five feet
vide, and twenty feet in length.
The cave is fifteen feet below ground
All this distance has been excavated
through solid rock, and is the result OF
wears of arduous toll. The opening up OF
the cave is alone an event worthy OF spe-
cial mention. Something that resembles a
brass sword, corroded with the rust OF I'M
told centuries, was found occupyinga niche
IN one of its chambers. The cave must
necessarily al some former period have
been inhabited. BY whom, and whenf
and where is the opening that leads from
the outer world TO the interior of this sub
%terranean edifice2 These are questions
which engross the attention OF all u
thinking men. The ground has been
thoroughly surveyed in every direction,
but no possible mode of ingress can be
found.-Ldncastsr IatsRigeaesr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25

THERE was a taffy pulling at - the
other night. John took Emily home.
Conversation was rather slack as they
walked along under the silent stars, a fact
which might have been attributed TO their
great happiness at being alone together or
might be attributed that they each had a
large piece OF taffy in their mouths. On
reaching the door John encircled Emily's
waist with his arm and bent lovingly over
her for a good night. kiss. They kissed,
but when they attempted TO tear them.
selves assunder they found that they were
drawn together by a closer and sweetel
tie than that of love, there lips stuck as
though they had been glued Emily say'
she won't take any more taify in bern.
while john declares he will never kiss 1
girl again unless she takes O bite OF tafiy
| first.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25

4 THRILLING NoLUME--We lately
listened 10 the conversation of Corns and
Corn Doctors. Il was an exciting and pc
c~uliarly Interesting subject and was ably
handled. The thought struck us that a
most interesting volume OF experiences
could be complied from the narratives OF
the sufferers. We propose 10 ali who have
had prolonged or unusual experiences to
send them TO us and we will publish them
in the HERALD. If any one feeling unable
to grappel with the subject himself, will
notify us we will send an experienced re-
porter. "whO knows how il is himself, 20
write it up. Here Is a rare chagre taT
Somerset ouaty sufferers to secure an Rndi-
ence. The heartless and rn~sympaii:izing
worldlings, who turned away or listened
coldIy, if at all, will no longer be sought
for, or invited to drop in this evening md
taste a little Of that. No A wider,
larger, hugely sympathetic audience awaits
the sufferers experience. Not sympathy
alone hut fame awaits the heretofore I'M
appreciated victim of Corns and Corn
Doctors.
But gentlemen. Don't! we beg OF you
don't all speak at once.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-11-25

THE sight of a once familiar face reviv-
ed some long forgotten or only dimly-re
membered incidents of former times.
When Professor Stutzman's classical acad-
envy was one CT the institutions OF Somer-
set, and the streets were perhaps unduly
familiar with the students of famous
'Dotheboys Hail." the following scene
was of such frequent occurrence, as TO be-
come a standing joke:
Two students meet at the corner OF the
Diamond and Main Cross Street
Number 1, Qoquiiar) Got any tobacco
bout ye?"
No. 2-"No l don'tuse it,"
No. Cant you gimme a ~ceeg-yarT'
No. 2-"Don't smoke, l tell you y
No. 2-"0h don't Well let's &c
over to Bill Colvin's z moves assentingly)
and you treat. y
No. , Moves off indignant
No. /, making a last effort cries -
Cant you gimme a maple, or what is
that in yer pocket?'
This was of course overriding it, but
that boy, used to the prodigality of the
students among themselves. had got TO
expect something or the offer of it when.
ever he met one of them, and consequently
became q bore.