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Decorah-posten., 1875-09-09

ri bsbcper", iasbe &ilo Bill iep
bar ferbi9 at Haas mec goer for
en- Stunb iioen ; men MI ffnlbe is9
oierne llaa Sinsne no paa ben, iom
latte ct onbt Blif paa gosr".
Eat, &ammsratl ON bet blir
SperssmauI ON at Haas, iaa blir
BET life nsQsm os, ON ies faar min
@igi. frem. Sm insen Snousn.
oinser eierss, iaa blir ies en- al
gberS".
"Surra for Oregon! Surra for
Oregon u
O.tte ubraab Tom fra bet belle
forlamleoe Selifab, % Sremmeo.
manosn ipntes at bare msset for,
neist % iasoe, iost ban noitrafte
lin Saano sfter en- 3infop al &ane
ium @ilo Bill sap ham ID
"Sss IfaI Oiie Sem, buor Der lin.
o.s mere Sub, lOm Iisser left
8sunerne, END Ne nO8sniinee bar
bremt ON i belle 861i Gin. Set
siOroe mig siarris pso fun at is
paa bet, oa iss Oft iorbi".
"9por bar BET ?" ipur9te 2aous.
"Se9 tpipIer life paa, at oct bar
nGr, buab man fnloer @iuo &ipsr.
Sab i De &Iippe.g lerscne Der. lag.
be Sremmeomanosn, Neobubsrns
uosteos ben 8rast messt usl. s
tire Tiger turoe iss lite siere SO Op;
iss fOsebs, buab iss bsbcusos, paa
bsrss eftsrlabte 8leosr. % le9 bap.
De flers balsbr9ffsnoe uoHustsr, sno
isa iorub bapbe bapt / mi. belle 9ip.
Seq par ofte inoOm bsrss 3eir ON
Nattsu, % hapoe les life 8anits
funnel tale liat Snbianerns, bapbs
iiffsrt min Sfalp MI b9n9t paa en-
ellsr anbsn 9eiritolpe, iltebetfOr at
p9rs paa nit SOuso.
SPAR Sc tpun9en til n~o9eniinos
at fOmme i Slassmaal mso Dem ?"
ipurste ellie Bufibot.
WO9le al bisie Strammer sr nb.
Zig iu9soe". lapos Oregon. "0st er
bet bsbite Spar paa gosrs Sperss.
mual ies ifaIpsrsr uIoris; oct sr
naturli9t for en- 8ebbuoG".
"Sgrts Ss no9suiinoe en- Siitoris
bIanpt Dem ON en- pis "Silper @ins?"
lpur9te Cigar 3emple.
"Silpsr Using ?-Stammsns gn.
ssl?" ipurste Den 6rsmmsoe baitist,
ibet ban psnbte iis til 5smpls.
"Spab pso Sc ON hsnbs?"
"5nt.t anost END 8pstet ON ct
bsmmeli9bsosfulot @eisn, Tom Sn
biausrn. tilbsesr men 81 bar maa.
lie iitfsrt bort 3ole pm bsnbe, eIlsrs
bapos lite nit Sperssmaal oprert
Dem i%aaleoes".
"Ssn, iss .r si oprcrt; men iss
bar set bsnoe", ipareb. Srssou.
"3pab? bpab? bpae ?" ipurgts
Here Stemmer paa ensan9.
Borti.)
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-09
q. SS. Z anecrs Mpertisicm { t.
g az Hanatrs
STORE!
Manuiactur. Og kOIOniaI. Narer.
StOre og u~cluoualstc ~SOrinuiHser al ae Slags Sarer,
I'll rr Scrretutua, inolelass Dtsle Jdae prett r.
Ncp gburf % Bottom.

Iort 8fnofab til 3anhesu, erunost paa 80 aaria &irtombtb t-
Netnins, iomt bore heloi9s 5Otbiubeir mso Ehus 3mporteur 90 &.
6rtnntsr. letter os itano til at tontnrcre msr bplH,iombdn 9us ba
JW9 oct ~norol9e SOwa. Os iubbpoe pi brueo Ollie, iom maats emit
at pstass 9rlia sappstuo i at irlse De bsbhs &arsr til lopene Bria
Oct bersr til 0asns Srosn al is LANCE % prasnbc &uutstm1.
ter ON 0aur, iom
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-09

- Sonlofoaaen par
III forbi. Wen bsus WiRosr oil
Iensc siemmss bers b~stponin8s.
tulee 8ssiusnosr for uisis Ysrionsrs
8eotommenbs BANDIT en- 8nubs, Der
l9u9e oil itaa tanfsomtpunost, %
iom fun Siosns Smus'slinssr %
SUBS leosnbs Saano msb Wsnns.
ltst alsne fan leis.
Nattsns Srso bpilebe op,r al va.
turcu. Ser par iaa itile opsraIt ;
fun Sosiens 8rus % Boftsns RE.
lenbe apo aibreb Sillbsoen. In
Der SUBS itirrmsnoe Saanb lao
5oIt % S9 i Sepnens Mrms. 9a'
gems parme 9uit aifielsbss pso Nat.
tens tursiinoise Saass. Der itias be.
pGseoe iig neoisiennsm Salsn oa
bepsbe iia paa iomme Stseer Oper
be lfosfIeote @ai, % miot op i b
iierns % mere aluorliss Sieloficsr.-
Wiet | bsune commentators
pnbige Naturitienbeo iab monu
Ola paa ben iamme Stsn, omsipsi
al GIpsn % Stoaen, os nrrmsil
BAN laa moitbs Stens, os bit 90
Der tittebe ct taarsiplot BIomit,rcit
frem, % MI tom o9iaa Snaasn, H.
9eiom for at itlule BAN for ben
8eroen, Der III forsfom bam fac
baoro o. urstfTrois.
San srGb si. men fab Dog meo
taarsiplbte Zine. 3anfen ON &asn.
bib buiIsoe iaa tnnst paa bars
pierte msn ban ipntss, at ban itfe
funoe t0nfe paa benoe M tbi Del
blsu aIbris til no9et 9oot Gnoliub
mso Oct. Nuiscusl iunos ban lite
faa bet fra rig.
San iaa op oa omfrin9 ZIG. Del
bar, iOm alt srinsoe iaa itp9t pao
BAN. SOsisn lissiOm iasos: Ola,
oct npttsr life! 8Gftsn risIsbs lit:
Sci, nsi, nsi, nci, nei, nsi oip. Sto.
gen Dor iom flint, men lasos life
nosst ; Stenene bar liseoun /; Blom.
iterne bapbe iom luftst fine Sins
for BAN, LEGION De piIoe ise @i
brbr Os lite ON big, Ola Sort
iast alt forefom laa ufiorligt itsmi
for rig. San blsp balut banse;
men ulisepsl blsp ban iiboeuos.
Sulore, Nlsisr, Orauaer % mere
iIist luspebe for bans Blit.
San iutfsbe % ia9os til ii9 ielp /:
"Spae Tars fan mia true,
Spab Rpp fan rsl mig fue.
Naar mtg min Sub q Ben sr nar.,"
San felte rig me9et opla9t til at
bi9te no9st ieIu; men ban pioite life,
bpao bet lfuloe bore on. Ser Tom
mango uafire StrOfsr frem ; men ban
funoe lite faa Dem &im, % man.
&c 8anss falot bet Sels / Stptter
for bam. "Nsi leg bar lite funpst
BET %rette", tentte ban.
San Iao en- Stunb uoen at tGnfe
paa nosst pitt. Wen iaa Tom 8asn.
bilos Biueoe iaa imilsnoe irem for
BAN, men itrats efter blep bet Iaa
f%er8mooi9t iaa tom bsnbss Sabsrs
~
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-09
Srennn 10. 90 hans Mpit par lite

"Sea piI lite ilaa 9obe 8ennsr (;
men 8 ipntss piit aue, at leg tren9ts
mig ind paa gber; tbi ies blep for.
arsst. Seq sr fommen alsne fra
Oregon, bare for at ie en- Sernbane,
for Der bar insen bpsset; Sa1kr
min forte mig fra MisiOuri for ner
40 Mar iiSsn. Seq bar bapt GOD
9pffe belle 8iosn fibeu inbtiI ituelb,
ca iss fob fat / SOrieSst | at saa
opsr YIutteHoosn. Win Ssit 90
als mine Mobitanbere Iisser / Gan
bet, fanits tuiinb Sob bpbt, for be
for afitso meo 6art, fan s tro.
Set bar mso Meo % @spps, at iee
islp fom fra bet"
"Sss bar to Ssite % En- MuIaisI,
% s lfal bape en- al benz tbi 8
Dor Den ferits, ies mrote, ION fun.
Dc affiels mig paa benne Waaoe",
iases @ilo Bill.
"5af, 8ammsrat. Sat; iee bar
omtrent 20 Yuno 8ulplanb i Bel.
tst. Seq fan osrmsb bstals en- Ssit;
naar leg oil BABE mere, iaa psb ies,
bpor oct logger lott omfrins paa
Warfsn. Seq tror MI. at bet bar
8uloct. iom oro9 Soften neo tbi
iss bapbe SabsIpoien iulo oerai".
"Geiite Os sniom oper 6islbet ?"
ipur9te Sugar SsmpIe.
Sen Sremmsoe niffeoe til Spar,
for Wunpsn bar iulo af MntiIop.
Alitss.
"Spor bar De Geos ?" lpursts
ellie Bufibot.
"6oran mig. sfter mig % Opsr.
alt omfrin9 mig. Wen ies er MI
@cn Of benz, foritaar 9. Seq for.
itaar aItib at bragg iepnt mso Dem.
% iblanot sr BET ies, iom Iisssr
opsr. &c Der!
San pessoe paa 8susrpibsn. Tom
par hrfautet % baffst i busr &ant
Zig ct Sa9blao.
Scr fnoes ct Wrrfe for bpert
8ebifinc, iom ies bar erpsosrst".
iortiatte ban, "o9 paa ct anbst Steo
Ter s to &ors, iom bsipoer bpios
Wenn. iom ies bar bcbst, oa Dc
sllsrs bauoe bebet mig. boiltst iss
life pilbe.
"0e er en- 8iobsrmanb. Sremms.
Del" iasbe ellie Bufibot meb Bs.
unorins.
"San er en- flor &rissr", iusbe
Big 8saper, ibet ban taitsos ct Blit
paa fine @rms, Tom enonu lite bar
bIspne bsb9ffebe.
Wilb Bill t9nfts MI paa lin e9en
Silitanb iaapsl iom paa ben Srsm.
% rafte bam en- np Sast.
Tom ban uotos fra lin Yafts,
iost ban ia9oe:
"$sr, Oregon! iet bsnne Suno.
lfinbsbra9t paa Gosr % bsbolo ben
for min Sfplp".
Serpaa bros ban paa is lin eaen.
iom ban bapbe faitet neb peb Chen
at iis, ba ban tanfte at Haas meb
Sremmebmanben.
"Ses enifeoe, at ri iunbs faa
BAN til at fel9e os", iasoe Cigar
5smpIe. "San ipnss at fienbs S,ien
laa sobt Tom nosen af Os".
"&an ei iattss pso Siosn at Nn'
tome 9abue", iagoe ellie Budibot.
San er &oneen. tlaar Der iper9ss
Slettsr % 8sr9 !"
Nntoine imaaIo. San pibite, bpOr
msaet ellie 8ufibot elifebe BAN.
"&an Sc life fsIse msh os, Ore.
@i ifaI piie Sem Sernbaner,
naar ri iommsr iiIbass'siasos @ilo
Bill. kMntasslis ost". iasoe BuHa.
70 Bill; "bsr er 10 Stiue.Sap .Ba.
men tet peo os, ON bet Ct BET, ban
oil ie".
"Iar BET en- Ssrnpsi Der, bpor
min Selt lob fig fat blanbt Sern.
% Semmeritoffer paa ben
,nben Sioe af ben itore Slob p
Den Sremmsoe,
"5a. % naar ct So9 pasiersr ON
MorsensH, fan Se ie alt af BET, iom
n perpt at ie. % oct er formsset,
oa bet ifr0mmer alt bort - ubom
Sfuepibbs". #
'apor ifaI S. taas @sisn, % bpao
IT esSvtnaaIst meo Hs4sts 8.iie %
ben Srsmmsoe. iost ban
Ipiite noimsllem buert Sperssmaal.
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-09

SUltU OUT Iuu'
fst neb bag Maisn, men faitebe snp.
MI ct rpeli9t Sfier paa be eperlts
6isIotoppe. Set bar nsitsn bags.
Ipit enbnu /; men / Sfo9en, bpor Be
iab, bar BET bimmere. Soslsn brum.
msee tit ~beitanbi9t bsmpsoe Gus;
8etten rislebe iaa 9Iao forbi Tus.
len Hog lpitsIi9 fine tuioorsnos 8ril.
Ter. Iisslom for at frpps iis ODER De
TO glltenbe; intst @inopuit bspG9s.
Stossns Blade; fort ia9t: Der bar
en- premmenbe ialis Srsb ODER 8isr.
gene, / 0alen % / Stogen. % ben
flare mcrfeblaa Simmel bueIpsos f9
firrliet ousr bet oeilist iommettl9ote
9anoifab.-
gn fnaeenoe 9pb Tom al Wsn
neltetriu prffebs pluoielis be to 81.
ifenoe al berss Oremmerisr. 0s
lprat op, % Ola r.ilts fs.
ga iaa ban SstbOr. Ia9nbilos
WOber, ftaa Iies bag Dem paa en-
flor i%remitaaenbe Sten % iaa nso
paa benz. Sun bapoe iet Dem, for.
END Be iaa bsnbe.
"Oet .r Woosr bin, HasubiIo !"
ia9os Ola foritreitet; M fommsr
bun siter big"
8a9nbilo iprane burti9t op %
bences Zine meote Wooerens Blif
mso BET iamms.
"Nsi bu Rasnbilo, bu 8asnbilb!
laQoe Wooereu. -
Decorah-posten., 1875-09-09

fig tet bag bam, ubsn at ban NOR.
fsbe bet. SUN iIo9 bes9e Senoer.
ne ON SaIien paa BAN ba8fra.
San iprat pp % blsb iaa bstnt.
tet, at ban lite iunbe faa ct Orb
frsm (; ban bare iaa paa benoe iaa
itipt, at bun blep ballot banse. Men
bun fattebe fig inart isien % iaacs:
"N.i goo &uelb, Ola! tGnter is9
lfremts big +? bIsu bu ban8s? :"
"gr bet big, 6a9nbilo CT ou
bel?
Sc fob be99eto; men MI latte Dc
fo nsb tot peo Siotn at binan.
Nom
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24

would amount to a considerable sum
in the course of year and we wonder
that the Council does not take meas
ures for enforcing the law which pro-
vides for letting the care of the city
money to the respons ible party Of
fering the highest rate of interest for
its use. We are given to understand
that bids as high as one per cent. per
month would be offered for the citv
funds and security given which pre-
cludes the possibility Of loss At this
rate $4,000 would earn the tax.pay-
ers $500 per month or $4,000 per an
num-no small sum and certainly
worth looking after and saving. We
do not advocate parsimoniousne IS but
at this time of all others careful econ
omy should be practised by the city
authorities. All unnecessary leaks
should be stopped and when dollar
can be saved for the city it should be
done at once. The burden of the tax
payers is quite heavy and he who does
anything to Tighten the load Is pub
lie benefactOr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24
Failures in the States.

The Mercantile Agency, q standard
authority, reports the failures in the
United States during the year ending
September 1st, 1875, were 1894, with
liabilities of $13l, 100000, against 4,377
with liabilities of SIG, 100000 in 1874;
1887 with liabilities of $l71, 100000 in
1873; 800 with liabilities of S90,000,-
600 in 1872. The number of failures
the last half of the year has increased
rapidly, and it is feared may bring on
another run upon the banks, if contin-
ued. Most of the recent failures are
attributable to the shrinkage in values
induced by the panic, and the depres-
sion in business since. 1t will be seen
that in number the failures of 1875
exceed even those during the panic
year of 1878, showing that the jobbers
and retailers have been reached and
been compelled to succumb. When
we consider that the number of bank
ruptcies announced every day in the
States has been increasing steadily
during the Fall months, we are cer-
tainly warranted in the assertion that
the beginning of the end of the de-
preston has not yet been reached. In
deed, unless there is speedy relief, a
worse panic must result than has ever
been witnessed in the New World.
Looking to our own State We find the
number of failures announced in 1876
to be 165, with liabilities of only S313,-
All, the smallest number of any State
in the Union. Even South Carolina
had l1S, with liabilities of S2,514, SIS,
and Texas, the most prosperous of the
Southern States, 1913 with liabilities of
$1,s76,2 ,235. Our people can scarcely
realize the depression which exists
East of the Rocky Mountains, and
appreciate their own happy situation
and brilliant prospects.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24
The Two Companies.

To those who can divest themselves
of prejudice or partiality, and really
have the interest of Southern Califor-
mia at heart, the energy displayed by
the Western Development Company
in pushing forward the Southern Pa
cific railroad is cheering and encour-
aging. While Tom SCOTT is lobby
ing with Senators and Congressman
for an appropriation more than equal
to twice the cost of building the Texas
Pacific road, and while his newspapers
and subsidized canvassers are laboring
with might and main for the attain
ment of the same end, the Southern
Pacific is stretching Eastward stead
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24
The Recognition of Cuba.

1t is stated in our kilograms that
the President will in his message to
Congress suggest the propriety of rec
ognizing the Republic of Cuba as a
belligerent and many journals are in
dulging in patriotic expressions under
a missapprehension Of the meaning of
the terms employed. Our interpreta-
tion is that simple recognition Of
state of war is proposed. This inter-
national fiat when sent forth by a
number of great powers is intended to
have a moral influence in lessening
the horrors of war. A district in re-
belliOn is not entitled to the benefits
of the laws of nations. The prisoners
may be dealt with as the victor may
deem proper, and the penalty of death
is usually attached to treason. When
rebellion has assumed formidable
proportions the nations of the earth
by a formal recognition Of the insur-
gents as beligerents are supposed to
suggest to the contestants the propri-
ETY. of conducting hostilities accord
ing to the code of civilized warfare.
Only moral infiuenceis brought to
bear. The Spanish nation wages war
to the knife, and has never yet accord
ed to its rebellious provinces what are
denominated the hospitalities of war,
nor have its revolutionary subjects
sought to mitigate the horrors of
contest. The armies of Spain carry
the black flag when fighting Spanish
subjects, and on the other hand the
colonists butcher their prisoners with
savage gusto. The moral influence
then of simple recognition of bellig-
erency in this case is very question
able. The next step, the recognition
of the independence of the Cubans,
might be of benefit to the insurgents
if the United States were prepared to
enforce the decree by annexation. In
the present depressed condition of this
country, and without navy that
could resist even the weak power of
Spain, popular opinion would scarce
ly justify any movement likely to
involve the United States in strug-
gle. 1t looks now as if we were COM
PEELED to let the insurgents win their
freedom by their own valor, and when
they are free if they desire annexation
embrace the Gem of the Antilles as a
member of the Union of States under
the American flag.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24

lily and without the slightest indica-
tion of faltering by the wayside. AL
most year ago the HERALD took the
ground that the cooperation of the
Southern Pacific and the Texas Pa
ciflc railroad companies the first
building Eastward and the other
Westward until the two tracks met
and formed junction in the middle
of the continent-was the surest and
speediest plan for securing q Southern
transcontinental railroad. To this end
we advocated division of the ma
tional aid, giving to each company so
much for every mile of road built.
The henchmen of SCOTT objected.
They demanded monopoly of the
subsidy and of the route for the Texas
Pacific company. They would have
all or nothing. On this basis they
went into Congress, made their fight
and secured nothing. One year has
rolled by. The SCOTT party are still
lobbying for subsidy. Phey have not
graded foot, laid rail, nor even put
in an appearance on the Pacific coast.
Meantime the Southern Pacific COM
pany have gone steadily forward.
They have built nearly one hundred
miles of track Eastward from this city,
and before Tom SCOTT obtains his ex-
elusive subsidy the whistle of the
Southern Pacific locomotive will be
heard on the Texan frontier. Yet
there are people and newspapers in
Southern California that never tire of
denouncing the Southern Pacific CON-
pany and of lauding Tom SCOTT and
the Texas Pacific.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24

all the latest Improvements, and there
are now at the Mission depot, just az
rived for the estate, thirty-two casks
of 1900 gallons capacity each, Mr..
Baldwin thinks so well of his 5000
acre purchase that he
ADDED 3,400 ACRES
To his already princely domain. Dur
ing his recent visit here he purchased
the entire San Francisqulta ranch at
$40 per acre. When it is considered
that this last mentioned land is in the
open plain, and entirely devoid of wa
ter, and without moisture, the price
paid is very large advance, and as
high figure as has been given in this
county. 1t is said that Mr.. Baldwin
will have corps of artesian well
borers at work soon, and put water OH
every acre of his possessions, If 1t is
within the range Of possibilities. Pro-
ceeding up towards the Arroyo iSeco
We came 10
A REALLY GREAT WORK,
The concrete ditch of the Lake Vine
yard Association. This ditch is Il, 400
feet long, commencing at the head OF
the Arroyo and extending down past
the Indiana colony to Lake Vineyard,
piece of fine table land directly un-
der the cover of the San Gabriel noun.
tains, and splendidly located for trop-.
ical fruits and vineyards. This ditch
Is cemented with concrete, to avoid
loss from seepage, and will discharge
100000 GALLONS OF WATER
Per day. Two immense reservoirs
lined with concrete are also being
constructed. This improvement will
furnish water for the tract of 5000
acres, and these lands will be on the
market next week at reasonable prices.
1t Is proposed, We believe, to sci! with
the water right, charging SO much per
l 1000 gallons for the water used, the
company guaranteeing the supply and
keeping the bitches in repair, thus in-
PRODUCING new and excellent system.
At the
INDIANA COLONY
The condition of affairs appeared pros
porous, though owing to the lateness
of the hour we made no inquiries.
Numerous shocks of newly cut corn
We're scattered here and there, and the
young orchards appeared to be in a
thriving condition.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24
Practise Economy.

At this time the amount which the
city would realize from the interest
on her funds would outreach q large
sum even if loaned at the highest fig
ures. II the statement of those hold
ing script may be realized on a safe
ten feet square would hold all the
gold now in the city Treasury. But
this is not the normal condition of
that institution. There are, we are
informed generally from S50.0Oo to
to $4,000 city funds on hand. The
interest on the lowest of these figures
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24

THE members of the firm of Dun
CAN, SHERMAN & Co. are likely to
have much trouble ahead. Several of
the creditors of the house are deter
mined to ascertain whether banker
who knows he is insolvent, but yet
retains the confidence of the public,
can take the money of depositors or
sell bills Of exchange without COM
mitting fragrant fraud. 1t is about
time that wealthy bankers should be
stopped from obtaining money under
pretenses which would be considered
criminal in the case of an ordinary
individual. and send poor youth to
the State prison.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24

The "rag baby" not only got its fos-
ter father into great trouble, but has
seriously damaged every one of the
politicians that even handled it. They
are about to repudiate THURMAN now
as a presidential aspirant because he
did not at once mash the brat to atoms
instead of dawdling it about with an
approving smile.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24

SOME twenty-three years ago ship
was sunk on Lake Erie with a cargo
Of 100 barrels of whisky on board.
The locality of the wrck has just been
discovered and the cargo will be re-
covered. Eleven hundred barrels OF
whisky twenty-three years old: This
whisky will sell for fabulous prices
and at least forty thousand barrels will
be sold as part of that cargo.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24

MORNING DISPATCHES
1 A. M.
ESPECIAL TO THE HERALD
EASTERN NEWS.
The TemecuIa Difficulties.

Tne Iem0culA DImcultleS.
WASHINGTON, December 23d.-The
Special agent IF the Temecula and
other Mission Indians in California
writes to the Indian Commission on
affairs under date Of October 11th:
Something ought to be done, for the
present order of things cannot con-
tinue, and the sad fate hanging over
these four or five thousand people is
appalling. My indignation is stirred
the more become acquainted with
the facts of the iniquitous means used
by the citizens of this country in Sc
curing the abolishment of the reserva-
tions at Pala and San Pasqual. But
for this the whole perplexing question
might now be settled. Scarce any Of
these valleys is now left to the Indians
and these same men are now loudest
in cursing Government and abasing
Agents for not settling this Indian diff
ficulty."
TeIeSraphtc Contest.
CHICAGO, October 23d.-The West
ern Union Telegraph Company having
exhausted every other resource to pre-
vent the wires of the Atlantic and Pa
cific Company from reaching st. Louis,
have conspired with the st. Louis City
Bridge to prevent the Atlantic and
Pacific Company from stringing wires
across the bridge, under the guise of
law, which already have been cut
down across the bridge and every ef-
fort made to cripple the line. The
very idea of any competition what
ever seems to give the Western Union
| the horrors.
End OF the Great Libel Suit.
BROOKLYN, October 23d.-With the
entering of the nolle proseqm in the
libel suits against Moulton, and the
cross suits involving The. Engla, Til
ton and Beecher, the famous scandal
is now regarded as at an end.
An Editor III.
CHICAGO, October 23d.-Jas. McDer-
mott, associate editor of the Chicago
Morning Courier, formerly of Brook
lyn, and the defendant of the Henry
c. Bowen libel suits arising out of the
Tilton- -Beecher affair, lies very seri-
ously i'll at his residence in this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24

THE Emperor Of Brazil and Prince
FREDERICK CHARLES of Prussia, a
handsome man, valiant general, ,and
an heir of the German crown will be
at the Philadelphia Centennial. viii
the dashing bellies now stay at home.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-10-24

Sir William B., being at a parish
meeting, made some proposals which
were objected to by farmer. Highly
enraged, he said to the farmer: "Sir,
do you know that / have been at two
universities?" "Well, sir, said the
farmer, what of that? / had calf
that sucked two cows, and the obser-
vation that l made was, the more he
sucked the greater calf he grew"