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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-21
YELLOWSTONE EXPEDITION.
-%1&-
Hon. John r. Byucc-Sir:
/ herewith hand you reply to our
memorial, just received from the De
partment of the Interior.
Respectfully submitting the same.
1 am, &C.,
J.V. BOGERT.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
OFFICE or INDIAN AFFAIRS.
~ AnsssserrnNs IL - Arc A VI

WASHINGTON, u. c.. AUG. 4. ~.
Sir: am in receipt. bv reference from the
Hon. Secretary OF the Interior, Of your letter
Of the 9Th of June last, relative to the in
tcntions Of the Committee charged with the
Ycllo wstone Expedition, and requesting the
authority, or permission of this Department
for the departure Of tho proposed Expcd;-
ton.
You state flat two routcs are spoken OF.
% practicable tor the location OF a wagon
road, one Of which Leads from Bozeman
along the North side Of the Yellowstone
river t. the mouth Of tho Big Horn river, and
the other from the first mentioned point
along the Scsth side Of the Yellowstone to
the mouth Of the Big Horn.
Congress. at its recent session, having fail
ed to satify tie agreement entered into by
Mr.. Brunot and others, on behalf Of the
United States. with the Crow tribe of Indi-
ans. for the ccesion Of a portion of their
reservation, the latter named route would
traverse for o great portion OF tho distance
the present reservation of those Indians. e.
tsbiished by the treaty concluded May 7th,
1868. This treaty provides ''that no person
''except those herein designated and suthor-
''izcd so to do, and except such officers.
''agents and employees Of the Government
''as may be authorized to enter upon Indian
reservations In discharge OF duties cnjo,ncd
''by law, shall ever be permitted to pass
''over, settle upon. or reside In the territory
''deseribetl IN this article for the use Of said
sslndians.n y
The Department cannot, therefore, in
view Of the foregoing provision. authorize,
encourage. or In any manner countenaace
the travcrsing OF said last mentioned ron,e.
By any exploring expedition, with q view to
the location Of 1 wagon road or tor anv
other purpose whatever.
Tho route drst mentioned BY you. lying to
the North Ut the Yellowstone river, being en-
tirsiy without the limits 1T any InslssD rcser.
walton, this once has NJ jurislic ton relative
thereto.
re'y teep.ly. your Ob't. srrv't.
EDWIN p. SMITH.
Commissioner.
J. =. ROGER. FsQ..
6sc'y y. u. Conn.,. Dou man, n. Z.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-08-21
NOTICE
OF
Final Settlement!

Mo.ce hereby gwen to ali creditor, and Other.
t~.r. ~ ~ tnss me uhdersigned viii, q the nr
nontsna Territory. to be held on The sr.t Mon-
h 20 september A. D. 1874, make 6nsi .etfi Am.n,
xeen ana where you will eppenr ansi shc@
aay tnere be. why said Vettlement shonid nat n.
C. r. DLAEELY. Admin,.,r...,
1oanAAH. n. T., August 9Th, lS7I
, 1874-06-25

krcuzhcrg, lad bottor ropont Ills torr. do not
htspromol!I caro- for Krouxborg during "weck-
days." and at othor times tt B aoneray tedious
repetition; b1t. IN tile aforementioned connec-
ton. 1t Ia irroaiBttblo. 1ma9ino mo, tlto1, II you
plonso. eeatod in ,noat favorable plAco Tor
making obsctvatfona, OH tho 9th Of hthy, 1874.
It IL very largo gardon, ,-holtllng at lohst 1900
pcrAonp,-wtll regalarrows Of trors. and PORTIONS
ses sfa o y sowsr TnF' m tho PG a,G,s y so' m tS a
gliod statue Of Victory which crowns tho gront
monument finished Inst year. commemorative
tho victories In scheawig:- -HosteIn, Austria, mid
Fra'aco nut tho garden itsolf,-h is any pom
to do justice to tho trmultuoua acoues that arc
enacted and tho confusion ttlat reigna2 Owing
to tho vast nutnbar OF visitors. each person must
fotch his own hoer from the .1Msschank; aud tho
sceno presented Ii not unlike tho delivery of tho
mail III CALIFORNIA;, aa derloted BY Taylor. The
filled with howH mud oxeorations; aud ths laste
tho whole daY. And tho women, too,--for on
Pontecost ovory qorman has eishcr his
wife or nou1c other woman on hts nrm.-aro
tnble Ia tho thoatra for tho disp|ay OF
sentmontalfty, which neerns to haro sot,o mvs-
tcrious connection with tho quantity Of boor a,.
aorbod. Close by mo ID man fast asleep, W!tn
his head pllowod IN hts companton'a Imp; Attlo
farther Oh, couple arc rapturousty embracing
oaoli other; but consult ono OF Toniefs gonro
skatctlaa, mud you will aoo all tho details dc"
pioted. What struck mo tho most forcIbly waa
tho uttor absonco Of aif0ctatton aud con6traint.
There is \ naiveto In tlis untostrancd OK
preasiou Of tic feeiinsa, Which Is tue, moro ,in.;
expected lnastnuch al 1t ia commonly beloved
that tho 1nllabtanta Of oitios pay for
urbanity by tho loss Of humanity; and thls pro-
own ton,lor emotions that It must exhibit thon
to nil In the expectation at sympathy, ia 9
ctloering evidonco that evorY human feeling need
not 10 oradicatod In tho city.
And thus 1t was that pentocoss. Witnessed Il
f7hnrH Hnf
try Ia tho rulo, Au uao disco om,.es, moro appll+
cabIe. PuILo.
, 1874-06-25

on damhotta, advanced Oh tho lattor. bin fAcs
purple wlth indignation. "You bavo called ua
;,mtserables (wretohos) IN sitting whore you aro
aro yoursalf miserable, aud I will repeat It
three timoa II you wish"
FoarB woro for 4 1nomont ontortainod that
mehacoa wotd 10 followed by aots OF vfolonco
nouhor from tho n'admnu who threatened him.
persat'es Juns II, trtn,nq, Correspondence u Mt
.cark Co,lslaafoa..
ene to ~ n1sony o t9q ,9 doato 5 was f
=, snIlHequently H. 1azo called tho sttontion OF
n tne Hous1 to Tue "deporabo incldont at tho
Nostofn Hallway station, and domandod nn i'm.
odiato me- ,nlnlry Tor tho Bako OF tho dguty Of
t1o 2, NaaeRpty s,a o,s,a, ..,, ,
FORMED TO mako any statement Ho would en-
deavor to discover tue partiea a. fault but, while
aoMeo OF power Tn'Bht require repression, ro-
polfioh conlo not DO tolefatou' Loud clloorH On
II. baze was Satisfied with tho atatomont.
THE rAa1a P1EsS on THE DEBATE.
~ fTona ~ Sstcb Ihepuo!1caM}. yuma H..
A., n. uanbosth waa - ihG energetic Interpreter o.
,mnrn ,no sentiments o. A. tne .oiss Or. @ 20 spoak
taose correctly, q tho "hoie country. LILO ffes1"
"n,S. s"S eet.on .'tIn W osasa'
rormerly, whom N. Gambolta belonged to tho
lo"est ~ 1ayor OF aoctoty when ho trtod to forget.
u! anp wno.shopH Ct tho Qnarttor l4atin, tho
physical smnfSrings ~ Of hs appettes and tho NOR
p pangs OF MS disappointed cgottsni, tue vio-
ani' !suGo mnten 4o uiaplaieu on IuosdaY might,
pornans nave ooon eeosnprelondod, as tho iniiu-
onso t 81 tuo surroundings actB upon tue Btyle.
Dut NJ pteaons no 10 no longer Quo OF tho utl-
oIassed. an adFooato Without brlofn Or fortune,
sookihg TO lire pistol-shot or commit any onor-
inity N o1der to attract tllo attention ct tho
oioctors hnd become something. Ho rosfdes in
al afiatocfatic quarter, llvos ia comfortable
apartment, has revont1oa and routes, au1,s
well, h4s Q good bod, aud 80 on. uo
IL a Deputyi ho lns. boon Dictator,
, 1874-06-25

4FoM tHE 4fR &tFN u QFW.
DR.: William A. unnmond ia preparing paper
on tho Aubieo of tho treatu.ant OF d0GH with
reference to tho prevention Ut hydr0phoha,
which will bo prcsant0d before the Neurological
Society at itu ,ext meeting, the ovoning OF July
.. Thero will also 10 prosecuted at the mootiuE
q sorias Of roaoutiona oondenulnx the practice
Ut n1uzxling dogs as cruel and unnecessary, Dr..
Hammond says lnn2ziing dogs IL all very we'll
ii tho law could only lo carried out to its full
extont. Tile law saya that no animal Bhall 10
allowed to 60 through tue strcotA unnuzzled+
But tho rowing dogs are not the onos TINT orli-
narlly exhibit symptoms OF MadueBs. In uino
caApa Out Of tan, iu lia experience Of hydro
plobia, tho originator Is aoIns pet hpuse.uog,
who, being AFFLICTED With this 1naancas, os-
capas from tho house into the street Ouch bong
tho natural dcsire Of any dog IN that oondltion),
aMd ln l!ls wnudartnga communicates tho disoRsa
by attacking other animals, aud mon. womeu,
aud children. Tho muxxliag ordinance, tleu, to
bo Of suy uao, should include these Aouus-l6gs
ju lts provision. 1t would boimpuAslhle to carry
out any such measure ~ that. Tho muzxlo, lo
says, can DO oanlly supplauted by 4 law COM
polling each owu1r Of dog to havo ita fanga
li!od u certain ago, 80 that they shall presont
triod ottop, eyen When tho animal was suffering
from Aydrophobia. When tue operation has
beou performed tho dog las boen allowed to bite
ut tho haHa OF tho opsratort but it ha9 boon
found impossible for tho filed teeth of tho dog
to break tile skin. Or. Hammond doaS not
think Francis II. Dutlor died OF 4ydrophoba,
ana says gonuine caHoB OF that dlsoRso are 1nuo4
raier tAan " supposed.
, 1874-06-25
EDUCATION Of THE C0l0RED RACE At THE
SOUTH.

70 the Editor u Tas Chcago 1ttonns:
sIa Knowing your paper to DO oue Of tho
most hbora! aud live newspapers We have in tho
United etases, take here the liberty Of address,
Ing you on subject which, hope, you will take
q lively interest III, namely; tue education Of
tho colorel pooplo down South. was In Viz
ginia oil aAt summer, with tho object Of atart-
ing buBineas there, and ataid tho whole time
with tho Icy. O, L.. CauBou, formerly OF 81,
Auugar. H., who, couple Of yoars ago, started
Scandinavian settlement thota, at Milton
Wharf, Richmond County. Not tl,!nking tho
pace suitable ono to start any business there
at prosent, returned last full to Chicago but
have come to the resolution OF trying to do IA
much Us possible for tho poor negrooa tlero, aa
think thsy ueed rather more education than they
gct at preHeut, which III aimost next to nothing.
happened ono duy to see asrathor Intelligent
locking colorel mau. with whom conyorsad
good aeal, aud askod hinl, nnonE otlor things,
Low he passed lis Sundays. 1lo told mo that
!Ao Sundays wore tho most tedious lAys for him
III ?!o whole year and, oil my question. IL
odld not read tho Bible or any ollor good book,
answered TINT neither Ao nor Ills wlfe nor any
Of lla children, coN]l read. Now, Br, such all
anawor aaon'a to Inc to Indicate Q rath1r pour
neliqol.syato1n aNd, upon my questioning Alr.
Clnuhon about II. An told mo tAat ho himself had
hson fooled, on hig arst con,iug down tAero BY
the rathor smart VHRiuiaus, Who, fu order to
Impress him favorably with tho Affairs Of tho
country, Ind showed him tow ratAog good
, 1874-06-25

Or montal incaphclty. Commence on thonl. For
Michigan to ra-oioct othar ono Of l,er mombers
who have thus nla1lanod her integrity and oona~
mon senao, will 10 to stultifY horHolf. No mat.
bo dofoatod. This is tho opinion Of
tho strong mon Ia tho Republican party.
No effort of epea1or p1aino will kcop tho tinau-
olal quehtion from boin9 an iBs1o III this ssato.
Michigan will hod lor Coigrosslnon to 4 strlct
account, not for whnt thoY have donot but for
wllat tl,oy llavo tried to tlo.
but. At this time Of all othors, tho raop1o Of
Michigan would do most unwiso tling, II Heoms
at tho National Capital who l'as either ability or
influence, or who laB riBcn to defend thom upon
this most important Of all questions. tho Anan-
Goa.
aoldior, which tlluutratoa Senator Chandters
oharactor and inoitlonts 1lo It will account for
o good many warm roraonal attachments Tor
him. It wss at about tho timo Of big lant olco-
who Wan then 1nembor OF tho Legislature, anil
raB, OF cou,so, 10 vote tor or aBaitlat him. L
asked him WHO ho was going to vote for' Ho
said ho didn't caro- to indicate what Ills vote
would be. but would toll mo story. and might
draw my own conclusions.
"During the pcn}naular campaign" saitl no,
~ had tho luck to got ball in MY LETT log.
which son: mo to tho roar, aud soon found my.
tip for several weo4s. I "antod vcry n'uch to set
furlough, and SO homo to got we'll. hnally
succeeded In getting ono; bue aa I had no
monoy, 1t was Valueleas to mo. I wrote to tho
Pay Department. timo after time, but without
result. I could not go III porson mud stand wat-
ing my turn with tho crowd. Ind no friend to
intoroedo for mo. The anxiety md diBap-
pointmont woro toIing upon my wound
with daugoroua ofraot. all at onco 1t oc-
CURED to mo to writo to my Congressman.
did 10 but, ii lo was in Washington aud TO-
coiyed my letter, lie had no time for auoh az mo.
l WAS in tcBpatr; but, as iaHt reaort, aud with
but ttlo fnith, wroto to Senator Chandlor, tell
ing him my situntion and asking him to help me.
Tllo uoxt morning. about 10 o'clock, there came
o tall, white-faoed man to the couch whore lay,
| escorted with great honor by tho surgeon in
ohargo. Ho callod mo by my name In hale,
heart. way, said he had my lattor, aud ot oourso
| ho could fx mo right away. Ho told tho sur
goon to get mo ready, aud ho would tako
mo in hls carriage, aud 500 that I got
| my pay and was started for home. Io vas as
| good as Lis word. Woll botstored up In his oasY
| carriage. rodo to tho Pay Depar tnont, aud
waited outside while ho wont iu aud brought tho
paymaster outdoors to pay mo without delay.
| He wont With me- to tho Secretary Of War, and
hid my furlough extended, 90 that lost nothing
| by tho dolaT. He left me with hearty shake o1
the hand to rido back to tho hospital in his car
riage, while he wont on foot to tho Souate.
never SAW him bnfore, and have never seen him
since; but l Bhall not 60 back on him much,
| ualoas ho has changed good aoal.' E. O.
, 1874-06-25

FROM Tie nEfD 1dF& SttHs JtH& ~
Tho offer Of hlr. Theodore 1'ilton to waive tho
privilegea Of nou-1nambcrahip in plymouth
Church. and appear before it's Examining Com
mitteo for trial on the charge Of Blanderiug nrr.
Deecher. wss announced In the Sun Of Saturday.
The proposition has been declined. Nj. Til
TOMS letter was addressed Jointly TO Mr. Beeohor,
Mr. Halliday, the assistant paator.. and Mr.
Shearman, tho clerk Of Plymouth Church. It
referred to the fact that tho Rev. Dr.. Leonard
Bacon. the Moderator OF tls recent Cougre9a-
articles that plymouth Church had thrown away
tho opportunity to vlndicato its pAator By allow
ing Mr.. Tilton to retro without trial. and Ind
laid especial stress on Afr. Ha!lday's letter to
dropped from membership without sehootion
upon bia charactor. Upon this showing, Mr..
1'ilton offered TO restore to the chu,ch the lost
opportunity OF trying him, and to do thai his
plan was for 1t to bring charges against him. just
to rneot them as though the church still had
authority over him. This lolter was not
brought before any meeting Of the church, but
WAS the subject OF private, Informal conference
among tbs leadsrs 1t vas decided to decline
effect. hIr. shsarman and Mr. Tilton also
talked the matter over. The ground taken by
Mr. shaarman, who IL lawyer, and has ai long
war, il that Ar. Tilton's plan ia not feasible,
eyon il desirable on tho part OF tho Church.
Tho ouly way, he thinks, Of putting ,lr. Tl!!on
in posi- tion tp answer a charge OF originating
tho bcechor scnndal rould be to make him q
member again by tho usual process. auA TINT
would Involve Inconsistencies, as Mr. .rilton's
religious belief Is not now Buch ss would make
him eligible for membership. Thus tho nogotia.-
tlons dropped, aud SO quietly had it begun and
opded that tho rank aud tlla Of Plymouth mem-
bcrahip know nothing Of it..
On Saturday Mr. Hilton and Mr. 7. B. Carpen-
ter, the artist, returned from Now Haven. Tloir
orrand Ind boon to lay boforo tho 1tav. Or. Bacon
an elaborate wrltscn statement az The case from
tho Tiltou standpoint, including the last oHor
aud its rejeeton. The document includes ro:
cital Of what SIR Tilton says inaccuracies aud
iujus.iceu tue proceedings which lave incident
ally involved him, at asserttoa ct hts Willingness
to meet tic charge OF slandoring Mr. beeoher,
aud q request that DR.. Bacon, az the aoknowi:
edged head OF Congregationa!jsm ~ the mat.
tor OF policy End usage, Will consider the subject
thoroughly aud reolor . decision IN accordance
with hih conylotlons., A San reporter asked Mr
Tilton to furnlHh copies Of the documents, but
ho refused; and Alr. Shearn,an also declined a
sin'llar roquont, DR.. Daeon Aas commented tc
Eva tho matter consideration, aud 10 writo out
his YlAWH,
, 1874-06-25

Tito spirit that could cali snch ilarnlons holy,
and hoavonly-n,indoi man "a Dr.. Nelson =" "v,[e
1lot,tl." aud u mpnator In human bhnpa," nnals
no comment Ills only oronao was In "letting
tho oppressed go freo" md calling on hts iollow-
mon to do the Hamo.
0 BEFORE DEATH.
Tor many yoara tho Doctor Ind bonn subteot
to iits--whio1t grow on him and materially affoot-
cd his povore Of mtn1-til!, towards tho c'osa Of
a' o 5 hs To ns say s ssaaF s noss sou a. sas
lilo door or ground, foam 1t tho mouth, Rnasla
hla toeti, and bs fcarfully oouvulsod. II waa .
distfesslE aight to 500 h. giant form oonvulsed
ana bruised during ons Of thoao, hts. Dut his
strong through alt his trials md unto doatl,.
short tlnlo before l,e died, lo came to Thoop.
oils In 4 wagou, and rodo around tho grounds to
aoe hia ehil1ron once moro. Aa they ran out to
upwards, "Let US all meet there" Many tcara
Of iovo wero nhoa, for all felt TINT 1t wan their
lust Wow Of bis living form. Ho returned, and
diod fcw tays afterwards, October II, 1si4.
called to his bedside ha i7ifo and as many Of Ills
o!evon children as could 10 collected, naying:
My Msator calls I nm going homo. Ktsa mo,
my children. aud tnke your laat farewell, for
at,a soon DO IN state Of insonsibillty, and ahall
tionH about eundry matters, he said, u 1t is
we'll" and foil asleep, agod 81 yonrs. Flo WAS
bnllcd In tho Quincy Comotory, and friends In
Now York efoesod a noat monument to bis
memory.
Through hfs book, and through many who
woro stirred up to highor life by his influence,
ie Yot Bnoaks.
Hc wan fond Of mnsio, and compoaea Boma
beautiful hymns, which lo loved to Sing, aud
otters aftor him.
Wo glvo uno, q Rvoot littlo gom:
1 rA1nEn LAND.
TW4A told mo. III IfDA curly uhT.
, 1874-06-25

schools for both racos, but, At tho aamo time,
rost wore, aid ti,at theyy lad Botno gool doal
botter than t!,cHo, which was faiao statement.
Mr. Olntlaon furthor told mo that tho nttuatlon
waa, II possiblo rather worse, in. aome dntricta
ut leaat, than It lad bonn when tho logrooa Wets
pIavos. Tho toaonors arc poor onoa ~ ati avor-
neo and tho ecl'ooltng does not Last tor moro
tIian throo or four nlonthH in tho year. good
many chtltfron arc living good way from school,
aud aro often prevented from attending It alto
gi gBpsssSle asc on aeconnt @ l| Of bad i, woa:her ~
think 1t wonld DO good idoa for for III
tercstod men to unto with tho object OF flrther-
Ing tho school lnteie est In tho South, such aa
building schools. aoudtng down books, cto. Any
person who wants to Bl1aro In tie good work
will please apply to tho following al1ross
AUGUST HyANoE,
rs Milwaukee, avenue, Chicago, I'll.
ftn1diHo lima u. lh7A.
, 1874-06-25
A Iuon tfaus Wont to Il Funeral.

4 tow days ago, uays tue Louisville courie'~
Journal, wlnlo ! fuuSth PERCUSSION wsa coming
up Niutl nt.uot Oh tho way to Cave Hill Colna-
tery Log. apparoutiy about ono yoar OF ago,
ran from tho ooruzr Of NIntG aud Jotoraon, a|ld
nr man who dioA on Eighteenth street, Nut
Ills fact t4aa no connection with tue singular ac-
tuu Of tho swim. Aftor proceeding tor somo
distance between tho hoarso as1d tile tirat car
riaso, only tutoring now and then a friendly
grui.f aomo pogaons attending tho caviagoa
ly,od to drive tho brute Away. but, lnHtcad OF
running out of Tho way, lie only atuok the c!oAoF
to tho wlloela Of tho loatse and thus la fol-
lowod on to tho graYe. Hore ho skirn!s1od out
to Que side aud stood Watching tho proceedings
uutil tho coffin WIS lowered. TAon lie gayo
sudden spring. ana rushed Hqnoallng up to thu
g4ayo, lt splle OF tue o!farsa Vi tho non to boat
hlnl legs aud hold taat, would have jumped
hoadong iuto tho gsava. Tue man WHO caught
tho hog la a Aacl-tlrver, who now AAs poa4ss-
siou ol the crazy creature, and o0nJeoturos o. u
the probable 0ausa u thls sulxalas sxlplsA
toRturo.
, 1874-06-25

or the May tern Of tho starf County Circuit Court
III tho year Of olr Lord ono Thousand eight hundred
Stats - Illinois, stark County, s..-rhs Grand
Jurors ehoson selected, and aworn, IN and for tho
County Of Btask In the na1o aud by the authority Of
prssons, that SAMUEL q. Wright Of tlio county Of
ssrs .pa ID stas Of 1nois on ths eighteenth Day of
hunlro anu fory.hree, at and within tho County Of
Stark aforesad did harbor and socreto negro, wioHe
name is unknown to tho Jurors aforesaid, the Same
sss :sss n Il s Ct sss
whoas mamie to the Jurors aforesaid IL unknown.
aganht tho form Of the statute In auoh ade and
soe " liz Bs,s no
Tho Grand Jurors aforesaid upon their ostha afore
sf'f e ssa II % a. Se
thousand eight hundred and fort1-three at mud within
the fifteenth day Of january III tue ycar Of Lord
thousand cght hundred and tortYthreo, did habor
e n1r wno9s pans 70 ths afor
being the property Of aud owing service and ajor to
certain person In ths Btatc Of Missouri whosa namo
Of tue statute In such ,nado and provided, al'l
against tho neaco and diguty Of the same peope Of
Tho Grand Jurors sforcso!d. upon their osths
sforossd, DO furtlor PRESENT. tlAt aan,e e. Wright,
Of the County Of Stark and stata Of Illinois, betwocn
thousand M @ aeht hnniroi an and forsy-two, and and ito
twentieth day Of aay IN tho year Of our Lord onc
thousand sight hundrod md s Rnd with
in the County Of Stark aforesaid, did harbor eight
other nc4roes, whoso to thu Jurors AforesAid
unknown, tho Ea1uo negroes being slhyea, and
owing sgrytca aud labor to person ii tho State Of
Missouri Whosa to tho Grand Jurors Afoscaaid Ia
unknown and against tho form Of tho Statute in such
made mud provided. mud ngatnst ths poacs and
diguity Of tho same people Of the State Of Illinois.
NEED,
Btate's Attorney Pro tera.
Tie document Ia thus indorsed:
Tito People "a. Bamuol G. Wright-Indictment for
larl,o ring slave. 4 true bill. Samuel Camp, Fore
man Of the Grand J,ry. Wtnosaes' names and resi-.
donces Jonathan pratz, Augustus 4. Duaon, W1lliau
:, Dusen. nehemiah Wyckoh, Of Stark County Gnorgs
WyskoH, u psoria County MasthA II. .cullson, Kn01
, 1874-06-25

--8Iuco tho burning OF tho Caurt-1louso at
New Troy Flu, tho Courts in lafayotto County
pre held uudor . busll arbor. The Grand Jury
dellbotates under big oak. At ita Inst soas!on,
wo understand several parties wore indicted for
the burning Of tho Court-1louas, siuoag them
cue Of two Of tue County oilloiala.
, 1874-06-25

About tho titno Work, BUR-, and Thompson
woro imprisoned In Missouri tor attempting to
aid Bomo alaves aeross tllo riyor, tue Dootor
lego once mora. Tie nows Of this appointments
flow rntidly. aud companies won't from Palmyra
and other placos dotermined ITO take him from
the pulpit,' and a w1itor III country paper
adlas but 4o LOTT tho county Oh Saturday. Had
haye been hung Al high ~ uainal,. In
Justice to Marion College, allow mo to say that 1t
is IN no way CONNECTED With tl,eso yilo tionda.
Wa a@e oppoaod to mob law in Marion, but tAoro
yirtl,o. Wo are determined not to 10 larasHof
by this monBter in human shape"! Tho Doc
tor escapad tho clutch Of hla onomiea this tlmo
Rlao, but As did uot preach a. h had hoped.