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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-10

@afbinBtom. .. g., 5. April. Der rens
8unbesfAasmetftr s. 6. New aus Snbta.
napOlis, pelGsr bte Stsls bes reasntrentsn
&rn. Sptnner einnimmt bat BEN grdfben
ten feline BlrsfGaft iberrrt&t.
9as gelbe Sieber. Der Gontre : Gbra t.
raj Mu1anes, relHer bas norbatlantii&e
@efGwaber befebtist, naelbet, ba6 auf etrsn,
Dor &asanna auf anfsr ltesenben fpantf&en
artessfGtfs stersts @ann AM selben Ste
ber ertranft Tnt unt auf etnett anbern
fe&sunbtuisis. Die @annl&aften ber an
Der @clbtafe onternten anaertfantf&en
8rtsssfdtfe fnb BE iest Serf&ent seblteten
Dte .Ylsmputb", .OFipYte" ant oeta'
paint", pelas Dor 8es DeF lteseu, fnb
tecrtert pprbsn. In etnert nbrberlIGen Bret.
teaerate ~ freussn. unb nntere S&tfe bee
eenannten GefGwabsrs baben gefebl a.
tatten, Yprt &esal ~ ttrer 9auptfatien 81
MAIDEN. a,t4
8p&betaete Snhianer. Der SnbtaAer
Suftntane &prcs tn Santa @raa Gal,
psl@er ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sabre
aatlt unb Der dltsfe Mann bss paeiffAen
@clblanbes TT, tpdre neult& betnabe erftdt,
tntern fetne Quite Teuer fng. Snbee rettete
man ttn nod, ete CT ernflt4en SGaben &c.
nemrasn tatte. SIN tesnelten StSbt&en
tpetnt nod Elm anterer bo26etaster Snbta.
ner Namens @arianc 6cbltlas. Der.
fetbe 3dblt sur 3stt Mountaineering Sabre.
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.nu GinIabnng s.
am bic RatboIiter Der Der. Gtaatem F9 ben
Better Glaber, Derein atjniaIteken.

Dieter cole unb boot rtGttBe 9eretn fp1
IS raSslia nader, ben tattcIif9en Nssera
In ben Der. 9taateh ~ S9att,t unt air@s
~ sfrbtlftn, nib ben gatern ber Gonsresa.
fttcn bee tI. Jofepb bet3uFeten, bic fur btrex
Seelentett fcrstn. Dies sef4lebt tabur&,
bdB man etnsn Sbafer an bic Dirttttcn bee
9srstns etnfnbet. Durd bteft flttne Gabe
utrS man fur tnnsr elm RitSlteb ttEtften.
Der 81. Batter fat tieftn gtrein bur& ett
etsenes 8rese bsfdtt9t unt nit ptelen as.
ldfen berttGert, befcnbers NIT elnent Ycn.
fcrnntenen Mtlae In Der Sterbeaunbt.-
nsterbtes iDtrb u6Hentli9 cine 81. Mtfs
fur bte Iebenbet unb ssrfcrbenen gtretns,
slteber urb berenSaruilien selfftn anb sptt.
nal bfs Cages pcn ben se~esrftnbern far
ftlbt gebettt. Ratbcltfea bon Mnertta,
'f8ltebt euG bteftut gerstne on anb fenbet
bts tletne @abe xnssrwetit ar Very Rev. p
Otto Jain, Vicar General. and Pastor of st.
Johns German Catholic Church, Green
Street, Cincinnati ODER an bte Dffte tes
@atrtettsfrfunpes, ter bte Senbang beaa'
|ttSt. a8s bl & iy8 tAa
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Giienbabn =@rteB.
aus Gtteaso bert&t.t bteSuinots5 stats

Mus Gtteaso bert&tst bteSninOtss taats
teitun8:
Die Mt9isan Central, bic MtGtsan
Spatbern. urb bic Cate Stpre.8abnen fnb
aus ben f&cn fraber aRSssebenen Grim
ben enblt& aud seitpunsen sspeitn,
iG al. BEN 8rtsse Ser Baltimore unt Obtc>
sssen bic gennfslpanta.g utn 3a bftbstltsen,
Obns tae Re t1 auf bic cine cbsr anbtre
eette sefAtasen bdtten. SIRE 8ettetttsnnS
baran sstt nur 70 melt. ols He F& senDtbtLt
fatsn, ebenfc rte bic bsttsn lestoenunnten
gabnsn tbre Tabrpretft mad BEN Often per-
~absutsen. I'M f9 nI&t aIes GsfAaft unb
ben eanjsn Yafastsr. gertebr aus ben 8dr'
ben reisett ID laFtn. Dtet yretsrnasts'
uns III Dor etntsen Sasen IN 9raft setreteu
unb 3iuar mad Sertereeeansener rsberetn'
Efunft NIT BEN General /. yafaster asentet
Der Grte. unt Rew gprt Central . gabnen,
uelGer runb ttraas erttdrte, bae es Strseb'
Tide Mabe tpdre, nod ldnser perfa&er ~
molten, sesen ben Strcrt tu fGwtmnten, b,
s. auf ben aiten Yrstfen teReten 3u tpOlen,
I'M fH tater etnen seriGen Sbstl bee
Dura .gstIsbrs 30 f&ern, Eel 20 antebtnsl
notbpenbis, bte Satrpretfe pom GtteaSc
rad Tetu gorf auf Is Dollar terablufesen.
Die gerpaltnnssn Ser ~Senannten gabnen
f.ten bic 9rtftisftit bieier @ranbe tpptl eth
unb BE grsiebsrabfssuns mar am lester
Donnerfas sur Sbatfa&e strcrbtnA Z
Dlefslten Gtfsnbabn,@ tfnfGafen ser>
faufen ebenfaas bic ssr0bnItGen Stdeta
mad Tsw gcrf, spelHe au ieber Belt 9aitii
anb, fur $22. &ierburA blstbt stseus @ei.
enstn tte Babt swifHen spst Stdsts aber'
tafen, Son pelden bas Cine nur fur einl
beftmmte :3eit, bas Mnbere trnnter ghltte III
unS auf Der anbern Gette fnb tte Giien.
batn.g sfenf6aften ni&t perpFt4tet, Stnaan
ben, Der auf bas erudeiste Stdet retf, D.
btf5rbern, ,pentt basfsIbe ntGt 3ar rt9tisty
3ett pprsqstst uns benust plrb. Das ge
fss fprtGt fA Id bitfer 8e3IeEune btRtmntt
anb teutlt6 aus unb la5t BEN &dufsr stnsi
ermdblsten aidets tetnsrleI 9tntsrttirtr
cfen. Das 3idst rtub innerbaIb Der Be
jet@netsn SriR bfnust werben, tpfrn bi
galtiatsit btfsItea ni9t ~vstfaIen fen.
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(G tneefanbt)
Mns @ri0bt GDnntD.
9elans, Mprtl S. 1875.

9elane, Mprtt S. 1875.
$trr @etattearI
Mtt 6rsubsn tsstle ID Stnen mil. BAT
am perSansentn DtenRas &cdw. p. @ntcn
Gapfer, o. 8. B. Ia Der bitRsen 81. yetrus
9tr&s gum erfen Male bte beiltse Rsfe
btelt xnb Ste gum Sr,ttase Set uns Der.
spetlte. Dies wdr cine ftbr cute Gslssen.
tett fat bic sarse Gsmstnbe, tore Saerlia.
9et&t at3ulesen, anb te 81. &cntnunion
81 enapfansen, unb Die paitsltebsr tsnusten
benn aud btsitlte Ftteis; b.nn cine fol&e
@elesentett rar Der bte1sen @tnaetnbe f&on
felt raebreren Sabren niGt utttr sebcten.
nnb Dant BEN to&plrbisaen Germ 8t>
foot bon ct. paul, tae berfelbs infer in.
adnbtses Bitten erbSrte.
Gbenfa1s unfern ter3ltGen Dant BEN
tc&p. @eneral.git yater glsusns staub,
UelGer bas Setntse sur Grfatuas btsiss
Wanf&es tfttras. tnben, er ben senannten
Ortensprtefer 3u uns fantte.
Dieter bat banit aud gletG, ben Stdnt
Der SaGen IN unlersr @eraetnbe e~tnfebenb,
nit Der srDbttn 3uSorfcmmenteit unb
Gate, ale befebenben 3~wtftststten,
tofentltG auf tausrnbe 3ett sefGlt9tet.
I Dir fnb BEN bo6w. p. gntpn 30 srosem
Dante serpaiGtet, anb bofen, bag er xns
reGt Bali, unb spar fir ldnsere :3ett befu.
den perbe, barntt ane @lteber Der @emetnbe
BON ibu, uisber auf ben .rettsn Yfab eelet.
tel, unb mir NIT ftIner 9itfe balbtsf unfers
nod ntHt fertise 8ir9e gang Sc1enben ION
men. at8s u Dte @orfettr.
Mnmsrt 5. &tb. get fotG erfreu.
1tder @ttmnuns, welGe tte bsutfGe fatbe'
ltfde gemetnte In Delanp befeelt, wtrb "a
bte tprtteen Treunbe bes Wanterer ern,ur'
tern, ~ %Sernetuen. baB tpGip. P. gntcl, aul
racrsen, SsnntaB ben II. b. Nts. sptebe,
bort etntrsfen tptrb. @
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-10
OF. RaaI. Sp&w. P. MetnuIYt

ct. paul. SpGw. P. Metn alYt
Studenttmper 0. s. B., mel6er pdb.
renb Der Gbweinteit bes tsGp. @easral.
gtfars P. Clemens Staut bte @te1e besftl.
ben ale Seelfcrser Der tttas.n bsutfasn Ia,
ttoltf&en @eustnbe abernemmen tatte, BE.
CAB f& iesten @cntas mad MtnneaYolts.
as BITE gfarret Der bprttDen ct. SOtpb'a
@enetnbe ~ abernebmen. P. @etnulyt
bate 90 tier NIT 2adFAt auf tte aasele.
senbett bee 8tr&entaues NIT f&piertseu
gsrbditntden ~ ttus, bte er NIT sewobntes
Gnerste 3a bewdlttsen fu&te. MbSe bts
neue eaaftatn fur ibn etne pentser uaate.
pc1e fttn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-10

Die Roger Ii Tirsiniea. Cine Ser,
fautrnluns Der Sarbissn bon girStnten TT
auf ben 10. Ausua b. s. MAD &t4ment
bsruftn porbsn. 3wsd Der 3ufammtntunfl
10 BITE 8efpreduns a1er tie BOtlfaBrt teu
farbtssn 8ase tera9renbeR SrnseH. Del
Aufruf sins BON awetunbswan3ts fartiseu
Mitsliebern Der 6taatsssfssetuns POI
8trBtatfa aus.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-10
sdre4li4ssease. aas Detroit. gai4.

S9redlt9esGnoe. Mas Detroit, Mi&.
usrb pom 5. Mprtl bertHtst; Als teutegeor.
gen BET bon Gtitasp fcmmente Mtlantit.
eilsus flo Der etsIe ndterte, no bas @e'
l.is Der @rant Srunt.8abn bas Der atlan.
tic. 8atn treu;t, tsutd9ttste lG zines Ran,
nee, Ramsns Garl 9utpis, relGer feline
neue Seiraatb In Rtlpaulte serlafen tattf.
I'm bas ulte gatsrlanb ID bsiu&sn, Sk frs
Sbet, tas eeute uuf BEN 3use feten, BITE TON
mad BEN eebeu traGtsttn. UNI ton aa berau'
Sen. Sluss elite Ct auf bic ylaifcrra ttn'
aus unb fsrans ttnat, urt ser ben 2dberu
tes 9uaes srd6liG ssrmalmt ~ werten,
Setnr Satin anb Batter, bic ibn beslsttet
bnttsn. ftster BITE Rstfs fort, ba bic Giisn'
babnsekaf&aft bic BeRattuns Der eet4e ~
abtrnetusn serfsra9.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-10
&ermtl6te Ma6ri6ten.

Die ALLEGATION hes 81 gaters
al. BITE Garbindls. Dom Is. @dra fplst In
n6Hter Drummer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-10
BUR NatiDnals SJnbelfeier.

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81 gauL "a. Mara 1875.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-04-10

IRWpt &upWthNtths Vupty Jtuttuy VIZ StWoeb'
Ianbt, Braflieu, 1oataras unt GuatamaIa.
GrteGenIanb, afsypten unb bic Strict Fnt
e~ttnfals ;nr Btbttteun9 ffnseIaben wcrtsn,
baben aber bic iest NOD ni9t susrlas.
Die administering TT nun fsRbsl9Ic6tnl
Sbatla&e, unb ibr GrfcIs cber ibr Giases fGG
aif ieben etn3sInen 6taat ;ur6d. Tim &c abe,
su etnem soufdrtisen GrfoIse ~ MAIDEN. mfr
irn tte u~btasrpdbnten 100000 |pfcrt aaf
sebraGt psrben, anb sipar bur& f6mmtIf&,
Staatsn auesrbaIb ptnnyIsanien. Der srSet
5bsI bacon 10 far bic aussabsn TIT ud9ast
@inttr ncibpeutis, urb ipekn tas Boil bt
Ser. Staaten bic gcmminipn Ia ibrsn' Mrttikr
rfbltG aaterRRst 70 Eann stn bsr Geter pGrtt
Get GrfoIs niHt ausbItfben. DteIt 3et9nun,
cen ans feine @ei@snEt, fsntsrn gtItaaIassn
ba Die 100000 AFisn tur9 @sfb ~ elmer Dt
Sibense aus alien GinuAbtnen Der NusRsHunl
bere&tst Gnt.
Der Gtntritsprets 10 auf 50 Gents feRseitbt
uub mad alsfmsineut ileteriGIns re&nst mar
auf 10 MiaiOnen 9siuGfF; bic Nussaten iufr'
ben auf nidt itsr $2,O000Oo seraui@Iast mi
mad Mblus alev Mussabsu sIautt man nuf 81
nsn Htttcetpinn BON 100000 reGnfH u
barfrn, psbur& mad mfnf9IiGfr gers9nunl
F9 iste GsIbanInss bs3ablfE perteH pirb
Sisr perbsn Die gSlItr aIer aliraatf ibre wrc
tuFts Gatrtate grpsryuenids u. I. ". strlre
ten ftiH.
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SnIdn0ti4e Na4rt4ten.
r@It6eS.
Das SmbilG u ~.
Bebtn8na8es sur @etuimntsm8
heHelbem.

beHelben.
GrRtas. Batrb0fts Eeue anb Reralt&s
S.trabnts aber ~tesansene @anbea, Serbun.
ben NIT elmer suten Set&t unb Rsntnaa.
ntcn.
Cine einfaGe get&t uab Gpusrnuatsn &c.
naet nt&t. uti bic Sfsrlt&e gFt&t su srfal.
len unt 30 slst4sr 3stt ben eebinsunsen bee
! SubIdans naGsufcntmen.
&tnser, bic itrt erie Communion nod
nt&t s~mYfansen taten, iSnueu ben ablas
sswtnnsu bur& Gmpfans bee Satramsntss
Der guse nit entfpre&enterg crterettpns ba.
81 unb bur& Grfanuns Der itrisen 8ebins.
unssn. 70 nett 20 tnSSlta 10. : ~ sfi'
Das issts @trt, wel&es sur @epinnuns
bee S%ubtlauns . ablaF,s, sO1braGt tptrb,
mus i'm etante Der 0nabe sefSeben.g d al
3rsttsns, Disisntsen, psl@e In Der tabt
ct. paul tpObnen, baden sinnaat bss Sases
pdbrenb fanfsetn 9asen, entweber na&etn.
unbsrfclSenb ODER auf antere @stft, bic
na&benanntsn 8tr&en 3u befu&en: bic 3a.
tbsbrale, bic Raria 6tmmelfabrtttrGe, bic
ct. Mars's RirGs unb tfe ct. 9utwiss-
STRIDE. Sn @tnnsapolts, NIT etnfalus
BON f.RtnneapUlts obsr ct. &ntbcnY.
flnt bic 3u befuHfneen &irGen folseabe
ct. IntOn BON @Gbua, ct. 9cntfaeius,
llnbsFedte G~upf6nsnib, unb ct. SDfept.
SIN unbsrsn Stdbten otsr SOwns, no ntGt
tnsbr ais swet cber Fret &ir&sn finb, III bte
SOrssf&rtebene 3abl Der geiuGe awtfGsn
ben1elten abtutbttlen. @o rur cline &irat
to, Fnb an iebsua Sage pier 8efu&s IN ter'
itlbsn ~dtrtnb Der ~ansestbeusn 3ett su
MAIDEN. I'm bic SefuHe su unterfGetben, &C..
nist ss, bteairGe su SerluFen, unb In btefel.
te 3aridsutsbren. Dte8eftmmuns tesSaaes
1T 70 au perReben, tae barunter entpeber eth
ratarltdsr Sag cber Elm iir<&erSas. tpel-
der BON elmer Ddmmeruns sur antern bau.
trt, sentetnt III. @enn 60 Semanten aus
grunb bes alters pter Der @etre4tiGfett
Uber aus trsenb elmer senisenben 11rfa&e
nt&t m6elt4 fetn fplIte, btefe 8efu&e In Der
S%prsef4rtebenen 3abl Obsr @etfe gu MAIDEN;
70 taben bte @selforser unb BetGtsdter bts
BOD ma&t, In fotGen Sd1en bic Ausabuns
antersr 0erle Der Sr6mmtstett pter Der
@slistOn an @tsnt Observation-Disclosures auf.
iuerlssen.
Drtttens. Mntd&tts ~ Gc:t 3u beten,
sur Belt bteftr. ssriGireenen 8tr&entefu&e,
fur bic @pblfabrt Der 8tr&e unb tes gpo,
aOltl&sn @tublss. fur bic aasrcttuns ber
Srrlsbrsn; far ben Srteten unt bie Gtnts,
felt bee ssfamu,tsn &rtflt&en goltes unb
fur bic @bfi&ten tes tetlisen gaters. Seine
os'O"0s's 0O'" 0ee V'0''ss " p''seI@'1'
Ben, aber mir erw6bnsn ale pafenb enttue.
0'' Ot "Ae'V''"s'a's"a"s' '" s''a"'' ''s
Ve'''sTea "aHsae Ssla' =" s''a"s' 0es 0e''
uSps" ps'ss"s 0''u' Wv e"u"'' sa' 3A''l''
"s's" SaHsI'a"' O's' 0as oa0' ""i'' "a0
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-09

AN exchange says that Major G. w.
ingalls,, United States Indian Agent,
with the hearty cooperation OF Gov.
ernor Orion, of the Chickasaw Nation,
and General Mckenzie, United States
Army, commanding the Indian De
partment, has arrested twenty-seven
Of u gang of horse thieves that have
their rendezvous in the Nation, and
expected to arrest six more of whom
they were OIL the trail. These men are
represented rs desperate set of out
laws, whites and negroes, less thar
ten cent. being of Indian blood.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-10-09

The people of Bellefontalne, Ohio,
according to u correspondent writing
FROM that place to the indianapolis
Sentinel, begin to doubt the justice as
well as the wisdom Of the recent lynch
ing Of Schell for the alleged murder Of
Alice Laughlin. 1t IL now suspected
that Mrs. Schell, the chief witness
against her husband, murdered the girl
from motives OF Jealousy, us the hair
found in the hands of Alice after death
corresponds with thai of Mrs. Schell.
The wife's story, il true, would prove
that she was either an AFFECT slave to
her husband or that sh. was not un-
willing that he should commit the
murder, for she says she knew that he
intended to kill the girl, and sal quietly
in the wagon while the husband accom-
panied Alice into the woods aud perpe-
trated the deed, cOnfessiDg the act to
the wife after his return. 1t is incred-
ible that Mrs. Schell would have acted
thus, If she had not desired the death
Of the girl. But, rs we have said, the
wife's story Is now doubted, and even
the lynchers OF Schell are believed to
regret their hasty action. Schell de-
clared that his wife had killed the girl
because Of jealousy, and died protest.
ing his innocence. No blood stains
were found on Schell, and the evidence
of the hair is regarded as conclusive
against the wife. The story would
have been sufficiently horrible at the
best, but If Schell was innocent, the
lynching of him renders it doubly dis
graceful to the community in which
the double murder occurred, and it
seems probable that future develop
ments will fasten the guilt of murder
Ing Alice Laughlin on Mrs. Schell.
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INFORM ION WANTED.

The Mobile Register has the follow
ing paragraph, which we publish for
the benefit of any of the survivors OF
the company, If living:
In the spring of 1886 n company
called the "Mobile Blues sailed from
this port on board the schooner Emily,
bound for Galveston, Texas. The COM
pany was equipped in Mobile to take
part in the Texan war of Independence.
The schooner was wrecked In Mata-
gorda Bay. If there is Il survivor of
that company within reach OF this no.
tice, he will confer favor by c0mmu-
nicating with the editor of the Mobile
Register.
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The mammoth character of this
concern surprised even those who had
before witnessed the enterprise OF
Cooper, Bailey ~ Co., and well it
might, for this show beats Barnum's
previous ventures in the same line far
out of sight. Within the brief limits
of n single notice the exhibition can
not be described, nor many of the spe'
cially entertaining features of the pro-
gramme even referred to. Suffice the
statement that they were found even
superior to the attractions promised
Springfield OH. State Journal.
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In San Diego county, California

In San Diego county, California,
proceedings have been commenced to
deprive small band Of Indians, num-
bering two hundred and fifty or three
hundred persons, of valuable property,
which undoubtedly belong to them.
The Temecula Indians, formerly be-
longing to the Mission of San Luis
Rey, have for more than forty years
been recognized as the most thrifty
and industrious Indians In the State.
A party of white men, ten in number,
hold an old Mexican grant for the
ranch occupied by these Indians, and
in 1873 they obtained from a State
court a judgment in ejectment against
some few white men who We're resid-
ing on the ranch and nearly all the
adult male population of the Indian
village OF Temecula. Recently the
Sheriff OF San Diego county has re-
ceived orders not only to remove the
Indians, but also to take of their
property whatever may be re-
quired to pay the costs of the
suit, and this Notwithstanding that for
more than twenty years they have
been assured by the United States In-
dian Commissioners and agents that
they should be protected In the possess
sion oftheir lands. They have farmed
the land on which they have lived, and
own considerable property in horses,
cattle and sheep, all OF which will
probably be taken away from them TO
pay the costs of legal proceedings they
knew nothing about, while they are to
be driven from their bones at the
worst season OF the year for earning a
llveiihood. A delegation from the
band went TO Los Angeles TO appeal
for protection 10 the Indian agents
whose duty 1t was to look after their
Interests, but they could neither find
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A Needed LAW Reform.
Austin Statesinan.l

lAustiu ctulcSiHlu
BY Il law ofNorthern Germany, which
has now been in full force ana effect
for u hundred and thirty years, every
civil suit must be decided within one
year after service is perfected in the
court in which 1t IL pending. This
law was first put in force In the proyi-
dence of Pommeru, which was called
propdacia HtiyioSa, from the proverbial
fondness of its people for that expen-
sive and unsatisfactory pastime. The
new law soon extended to the other
States of Prussia, to the joy and profit
of the same, and justice, cheap,
expeditions, certain, has slice be-
come Il fact In all Prussian lands.
This Is good, surely; for justice that
intends to be exact must confront the
complicated pedantries, circumlocu.
tons and multiplied forms of human
owlery in this department in II reso-
lutte manner, and not be tedious.
What is the use of justice being never
so exact il II be not also moderately
swift ?--human hearts waiting for il
through heightened, tedious years in u
soured, cankered condition, instead of
hopefully following their work. Per-
haps never till the millennium dawns,
bringing with 1t the extirpation pain
less, If 1t be possible) of the petiifog-
ger species, will there be more
beneficent reform, or one more gladly
welcomed by the people. In most cas-
es protracted litigation is very preiudi-
cial, ii not absolutely ruinous, to both
Of the parties litigant. A citizen who
is wronged and is compelled to resort
to civil suit for redress, is trebly
wronged II he is delayed for years and
exhausted by attorneys fees and ac-
cumulated costs in seeking his RENEE
dy. In general, it is more important
that such suits should be judged quick
ly and at but little cost than that they
should be decided Alright. Dispatch
can do no possible harm in most cases,
for by far the greater part of the
suits brought are of 80 sim
pie nature that 1t Is almost
impossible that they should not be de-
cided properly. Only wrong. deers,
pettifoggers and court officials are In
favor of tedious and expensive litiga-
ton. The people ask and are entitled
to have prompt and cheap justice, and
in the end they will have it.
We are informed that Mr.. Wade,
one of the delegates to our Convention,
has presented few sections which
have been framed to carry out this
idea, and giving to the parties litigant
the choice Of submitting their suit to
the decision OF the court or, ifthey pre-
fer, to speedy arbitration. We look
with interest and hope to the adoption
OF these or similar sections bestowinp
upon the people of Texas the ines
Unable boon of swift and inexpensive
justice.
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