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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
An Inquest.

An inquest has been held in regard to the.
child found near the railroad track in Ber-
lin, on the 10th. The examination did not
develop many new facts, and leaves the
matter still in doubt.
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WITHOUT A PARALLEL?-We believe
that the wonderful results accomplished
by the use OF "Shiloh's Consumption Csre''
are without a parallel In the history of
medicine. Those who dlsbeleve this and
have occasion to Try it, can be convinced
without expense TO themselves. Its sue
cess is so wonderful and sure that we sell
Il on a guarantee to cure Consumption.
bronchitis, Coughs, Hoarseness. Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Group. In these cases
or any Lung trouble, don't fail to Try ii, il
may save your life, while it will cost you
nothing II it gives you no relief. Cali at
the drug store Of A. w. Higgins, Rutland,
Rice d Co., Castleton, w. Sweet, Fairha
ven, DR.. Neeker st DR.. Campbell, Poultncy,
elsewhere by dealers generally, and ge, a
triai bottle for 10 cents, or q regular size
for 90 cents or S1.0O.
"HAoKMKTAoK" a new and delightful
derfume sold by the above dealers, else
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
Fire Insurance,

John Cain, agent of the Vermont mu
tuai and other companies. efflce under
the town hall. dSw
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
Town and County Celebrations of the
Centennial.

Governor Peck has received from the de.
partment Of state, at Washington, the fol.
lowing communication
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, }
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1876.
To His Ercellency, The Governor Of tie state
Of Vermont
Sir have the honor to enclose here
with, for your information, a copy of a
joint resolution of the senate and house of
representatives, approved by the president
on the 18th OF March last, recommending
TO the people of the United States the adop
ton of measures to obtain record of the
progress of our institutions, during the first
century of their existence.
1t has been deemed proper to bring the
joint resolution IN question TO the notices
OF the governors of the several states.
l have the honor to be your excellency's
obedlent servant,
JOHN l.. CADwALpER,
Acting Secretary.
The resolution thus enclosed, is as fol-
loUa
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28
PANAMA.

The city OF Panama 10 rich In old his.
torioal associations, while its ruins are
proud monuments of what it used to be-.
the richest and largest city on the Pacific
coast. Time nor space will allow me to
speak Of them now, but / must resorys
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

"HAoKMKTAoK" new and delightful
derfume sold by the above dealers, else
where by dealers generally. d&w1y
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-04-28

The RESOLUTION thus enclosed, Is as fol-
lows:
Joint resolution on the celebration OF the CEN
tennial In the several counties or towns.
De IL resolved by the senate and house OF rep
resentatives OF the United states OF America In
congress- assembled, That 1t be, and Ii hereby
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them for another letter, and in my next
shall write Of the old city (not q vestigc OF
which is now standing save one tower and
many other things which cannot but be oil
interest to some in our home.
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
WIFE'S FLIGHT AND CAPTURE.

Several weeks since lager bee. saloon keeper or
Third avenue and Twenty sixth street. south Brooklyn
named David Kaicr, being IN want OF a servant hired
for that position young German woman Kafcr
liked hts servant SO well that ten days after she
into his employ ho proposed marriage
to her and accepted Their married life
was pleasant until last Friday, when
kaer heard that his wife had another
husband living. II ordered her leave the house,
which she did, taking with her $3.50 Of kaicr's money
which he had saved up aud hidden between the mat
resscs OF bed. as he discovered his loss he
notiacd the police and dligent search made Tor
the woman. kaicr ana a detective went to Philadel-
phia and tenant OF kaier's instructed watch
the dock OF tho North German Lloyd Steamship
Company, al Jersey CITY, TO have her ar
rested IN case she attempted to 60 TO Europe
Al noon yesterday the watcher the dock
wardcd Tor his vigilance by seeing Mrs Kacr going on
board ci the vessel Khein He al once informed a
policeman who she and had her arrested.
telegram was Immediately sent TO Police Headquar-
crs, Brooklyn, and Detectives Butts and Corwin took
the prisoner and ncr baggage TO that city She had
her possession 5000 bill 500 bill Her
baggage consisted OF two sachcs OF brandy bed blan
kcis trunk and several bandboxcs, all OF which She
had recently purchased IL stated that she has been
married to several She was locked up In tho
First precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
A HLARTLEsS THEFT.

Mary Smith, Of No. 221 East Foriy-sxtn street, is
hard-working poor woman, whose husband has been
away in California ior some time pasI She received
letter from him some days ago, asking her 10
on to him. and she went Immediately TO the Blocker
Street Bank ana drew thcreirom $500 which shc
had saved up by her industry. Sarah Null
len, QUE OF her noighbors, called 10
her Oh her from he bank and the
conversation turned upon bed sheets Mrs. Smith.
without r,memvering the inct that she had concealed
her treasure ~ corner Uf one Of her sheets drew
them out OF tho bed 10 allow Mrs. Mullen examine
them. She saw Mrs Mullen stoop but took no notice
OF the circumstance Ut the time aud only recollccted
u when she missed her money. MIRA Mullen was arr
rested, but she protested her innocence strongly
that Judge waudcl az the Fv-ssventh Street Court.
remanded her for further INQUIRY.
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
REPUBLICAN REORGANIZATION.

the s,raishtou, republicans and the liberal republ,-
cans agreed have plan drafted for the reorganiza-
tion Of tho republican party ofthis city Alter several
conferences Hon. Thomas l.. Stewart was appointed
by the Joint committee 10 prepare such plan. IL
drafted and was published 10 Saturdays HERALD IL
was expected thai botn the committees would meet
last evening at thc flfih Avenue Hotel
The Liberal Republican Committee composed Of
Thoma, 4. stewart, General Cochranc General Palmer
Benjamin y. Manicrre and Mr.. D. Cashow were ii the
rooms OF the state Executive ReIubncan Committee
IN the Filth Avenue Hotel at eight O'Clock They
waited I'll ten minutes alter nine but the committee
die not put IN an appearance. Then. on moton Cen
era Cochrane u was resolved TO present the draft of
the pan Of reorganizing to the State Executive Com
mitleo for their approval
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
TAMMANY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Tammany Executive Committee met yesterday
afternoon and listened to the proposition appoin.
committee Of conference TO meet the anti
Tammany party ana discuss q basis OF union
which accepted. The following committee
apponted:-flrst district, =. &. Duffy; Second
W. p. kirk: Third, owen Cavsnagh; Fourth Thomas
Shields; Fifth, William Bennett: sixth. r. j. Camp
bell; seventh Peter B 0lney; Eighth. h. u. Galo;
Ninth. John J. German; Tenth. Lewis e. Wuehner
Eleventh, Memo Dieendorf, Twelfth, W. W. Cook
Thirteenth Patrick Gbncy Fourteenth, Peter GILES
pie; Fifteenth, W. McGiynn; Sixteenth. Edward
Kelly; Nineteenth, Thomas o'Cailahan: Twentieth W.
II. Quincy; Twenty first, G. X Ackcrmaa Twenty.
second ward, j. J. Mooney; Twenty-lhIrd ward, H. J.
Purroy.
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayor wckham was absent yesterday, his place
being nlcd by Mr. Samuel A. Lcwis, President or The
Board Of Aldermen.
The Clerk OF Arrears OF Taxes collected during the
past week. 500, 900.
Comptroller Green yesterday paid TO tho State
Treasurer the balance due state payable by ths
cisy and county Of New York. tor 1876 amounting "a
S5,T
James W. Beekman yesterday handed in tlo to the
Mayor for savannah sufferers and xl0 for the Georgia
sufferers
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
PETER COOPER ON THE STUMP

Peter Cooper the grecnback candidate for President
is contemplating starting uext Tuesday on q tour
through the greenbacx portions Of Pennsylvania ohio
and Indiana. gong by way OF Harrisburg and Cleve-
land TO indianapolis The leaders think that a trip
IKE that with lew br.cf speeches from their candi.
date Will snow that ho has requisite vsor to DIS
charge the duties OF the Presidency and will crafty
the gfcenbackers in those sections, who have sent
many urgent invitations ~ Mr. Cooper TO visit them
The New York herald., 1876-10-01
LOCAL NOMINATIONS.

GxSEsEo, y. T., Sept So 1870
LIVINGSTON County Democratic Convention met here
to-day and nominated for Assembly Anson l. Angle,
OF Lima for shera, Martin Ln-ey Of Livonia; session
Justice, Utey Spencer, OF Fonda The town VI Port
age was not represented
SCHENECTADY, n. ", Sept so, 1876.
Hon. W. T. l. Sanders was to-day no nina ed or the
Assembly by the democrats Vi this county
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21
Sugar, 'Cea and Coffee.

The New York Commercial Advertiser
publish.s an article giving q review of
the present state of the sugar, tea and
coffee business there The Commercial
says:
.sFor some time past the sugar, tea and
coffee m,n have all been in hot water.
All alike have suffered from glutted
market. The sugar refners have had q
particularly hard time. We have had in
New England and vicinity 27 sugar re-
flneries, some of them immense establish
ments. capable of turning out upwards of
l 600 barrels per day. while others of less
pretension range from 100 to 200 barrels
a DAY. The present local production Is
not near ss large as it Was one year ago,
and refin.rs sell as they make, aad stock
don't accumulate. The prospect is much
better tor demand from the west. which,
of late, has b. en- supplied BY the new crop
from Louisiana, sent up the Mississippi,
which is now Supposed to be about two
thirds sold Speaking of the present low
prices it is remarked that some qualities
ar, quoted from 1-6 TO 4 cents lower
thai month ago, leaving such small
margins that there is not much induce
ments to start up works which have re-
maiped idle or put on short time.
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@'Marry Her First"

Many years ago. in what IS low flour
,>hne city, lived powerful blacksmith.
fond OF his p.pr and Ills joke. He was
also fond OF his blooming daughter.
whose many graces !.al shsrcd the atfcc-
lions Of a young printer. The couple, al
.er a season of billing aud cooing, ''.n-
gagged Themselves" aad nsthing but the
consent OF the young lady's parents pre-
v, nted their union. 10 obtain this an
prepared lit le speech ru uurl,vri'e.. ( "a"
convince the OLD man, who sat enjoying
MS pipe in perfect content, The typo
,iilated on the fact of their long courtship,
and t!t ir mutual attachment, their hop, S
or the future AMI like topics; and taking
the daughter by the hand, he said: Il am
h, re sir. to ask your permission to Trans
plant this lovely flower from lis paren!
bed''-but his feelings overcame him, and
he forgot the remainder of his oratorical
flourish. blushcd, stamn red, and finally
wound up with, ''trom its parental ocd
INTO my own"
The father keenly relished the d'scom-
fiture oi the suitor, and removing his
pipe aud blowing a cloul OF smoke. re
piled: "Wel, young man, don't kno"
IS l.av any objections, provided yot
marry tie girl first"
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T"c-the dr,wbridge! lie ga,tcd, W Id
ly staring h,r in the c..
It's MI right. Geoigc she said. sof' ~
Don't afraid Father aitendeI 10 i,
whii" You were asleep.
He drew Il shudd.r riD. 81 Yh of relief.
How came he here? h. asked, his face
still IS pale as maibl'..
Mr.. Graves came down tn our house.
lie tod father Ii thought you I-a.i been
drinking. lie said you wr,eu-t~nt 10
and land we had just time TO close the
draw b fire the train came laundering @
down. Oh. George, if We had been ten
minutes later
Her voice died away in clicking sob
Lima. said George, speaking in short,
disconnected jerks. YOU are my Guardian
argel! Will you forgive me, dear? Aud,
please God III never touch another drop
OF drink 50 long as I llv,.
And lie k pit his word-t.le terri;le les
son was rot thrown away.
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A New Way Of Deas--a- - "a
(srasSilO yDers.

A very sensible resolution on :he graS'-
hopper question has been intio 'ucrh N
The house by Mr.. W bh, o' Blue Earth
ou,ty. 1t is az fOl!Ows:
WHEREAS. 1t has been demonstrated
that one o. tie most cffectua! ways 10 de-
Istroy he gr,ssho = i by urnl"y, ahd
whereas the eggs Of these pests are no"
Iaen.s ele c.. y, suf H. >iAe
now, therefore. be it.
Resolved, BY the gisla'ure OF tsio
of Minnesota, that the attention OF !
people of those counties IS urgently direct
cd TO the Importance Of preserving all Gn-
burned grass II the Infested liiStrlc;S, un-
It'll such tive AS the locilSts are hatcheu
and before they are able to fly. so Us to
secure the destruction of the greatest pos
sib!e number.
There is no doubt in The word th.t il
this reconms ndaiion of the | glslat
should be strictly ATTENDED. to by the coun
lies where the loe SIS have deposited
heir eggs, the whole op would tie prac
really abni.iiate'i, or such AS rem IN
would be too few 10 d sn a. lecia5
damage. We are informed tie method Ct
prasshcp,. RS here recommen
ed, IS O OF tho which are maiuly rel.
=. on ~ the Me- mites who have been
.ccustomec to deal with thel- IN their ole
homes in south rn Russi-,, and who arr
much amused at tho d1ea t 'ytx.i't
among tie ntighbors IN southwestern
minnesota. Fortunately the grass in all
the counties where the locusts have s0Wn
their eggs has been well preserv' d up to
the present time, aud if fire cat be kept
out OF it till the insects are hatched, when
they are still young and tender, general
h lOcaust can ce made Of The whole wick
I'd brood. We earnestly commend this
resolution to the attention of the people
OF all the interest d counties, and trust
they Will take vigilant measures to carry
out the policy it Indicates II Saint Paul
Press.
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The Chorus Singer.

Long ago among the chorus singers OF
the thea,cr at Bergamo, Italy, was poor
t .;lor, who modestly tried to use all his
talents for the support Of hm.clf and his
mother One clay the celebrated singer
Nozari went to this tailor for a pair of
pantaoons. Noticing that the poor man's
face was familiar, lie made inquiries. and
found lie belonged to the opera chorus.
'H.ye you good voice?' asked No
zari.
Not particularly, answered the tailor
Il can hardiy r ach A."
LET me hear" said Nozari, stepping to
the nj .nO. ''COmmence.'
The tailor commenced, and with dit{l-
Guilty reached G..
Now the A."
II cannot, SIR"
"Sing the A. unfortunate fellow"
Ar-in orent effort. and A was reached,
II am not able"
II say the Z Hat, or, by my soul, L"
Don't be angry; l will try"
i, b fiat.
''Do yod see that it is possiblc?' ex-
Claimed Noz ri. trumphantly.
Gard l tell you, my son, if you prac.
tice assiduously, you will be the first tenor
of Itsly"
Nozari was not mistaken. The po0s
choristcr became the celebrated Rubini.
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ONLY One GLASS.
by BELL BLOSSOM.

There's no use in taking about it any
more, George! said Lima Hawkes., h. r
voice taking strange pa'hos as she spoke.
If you won't give up this encroaching
habit of yours, must give you up!
George Lcvison STOOD silent moment.
He WAS a tall, handsome fellow, with
laughing hazel eyes, q luxurious brown
beard and forehead brOnzed by frequent
exposure to sun and air.
But as Lima spoke, al ominous shad-
ow pass, d over his face.
You are very ready to give me up! he
said in tone of pique.
George!
! thought you loved me!
So did-so l do! Oh, George! how can
you speak so? But may as we'll tell you
father will never allow me to mar
ry man who is habitual driuker.
That's all nonsense, Lima!
No. 1t is not nonsense. just stop and
think. George. Where is all this leading
you to? What is to be the end of ii!
She laid her hand pIeadingly on the
young man g arm. as she spoke.
But he drew II coldIy away; evidently
he was in no hImor for counsel or advice.
Of course, said he. if you want TO be
released from your trOth-
Have l said SO. George:
Not in 80 many words, but It amounts
ito the same thing. And am not mar
TO hold any woman TO her promise agsins,
her will.
And 50 George Levlson walked coolly
off.
Lima Hawkes. stood still, looking afte,
him. mist Of tears before her eyes, q
tumultous throbbing at her heart.
What shall do? che asked herself-Oh
what shall d0y
Wen. child, old Mr.. Hawkes. asked hit
daughter. when, an hour or 60 later, she
came slowly up TO the back door, garland
ed with hop-vines and ivy. where the clt
gentleman "a, smoking his evening pipe
what did he say!
He wouldn't yield, papa.
Hawkes. looked pltyingly at his dsught
er.
i Ny darling said he, its hard On you
lisnt II? But dom. give up. II . ma
loves hquor better than he loves his prom
T ised witt
A slight spasm swept across Lima
fair face.
Don't, pspa! che cried out, quickly,
ii something had stunx her, and then sh
went into the hot g.
Meanwhile. George Leyisou, waikiki
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StrOnw Contrast.

The Hou. George Ii. Pendleton. u
prominent democratic candidate for tue
while PRECEDENT of the Ken
tucky Centra. 4 ,ilroad, collected clam
which that road had agairst the United
States, tor transportation during tn" war;
and charged aud /, ceived AS lie oO pei
cent. vt the amount cole ected. The Hon.
James Guthrie, while pr' slde"t ot the
Louisville aud Nashville Railroad, co'lec-
tel sim,iar clam against the United
States. amounting to over 81 100000, and
refused to receive one cent OF compensa-
ION Tor doing so, beyond the amount o'
lis travelling expenses AID hotel o'lls !"
Washington. Mr. Guthrie was OF tn
opinion that, while receiving $ tistacto>
nv salary Is president OF railroad III
ought to attend to its business w''hou'
charging exlra.-[ Louisville CONNER
cjal.
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Times Of Holding The Courts Of the
Territory for the Year lG76.

The Srnrcmc Court at its |aic sessions
\ fixed the lime of holding the court tor
I 1876, nnkilig some changes. as follows:
SUPREME COURT.
Ii IIclcra first mnnday IN January ana
Scrnnd mon ay in August. ...
FIRST DIsTRIcT-!l. N. Blake. Judge.
In Madison county, at Virginia C'ty,
third monday in March third monhay 10
September. &C.,,
In Galatin county. IT DoZcman, nls'
monday in May, third monday III oc'orcf.
SECOND DrsrRIcr-H. Knowles, Judge
In Deer Lodge county, at Deer Lodge
city. second monday III April. :,
First monday in September. for all
causes that can be tried without Jury.
cxcep in cases where the parties consent
ihat i special ycn!rc may issue TO Try the
sam")
First monday in December.
In Missou!a' county ut MissOula, fourth
monday In June; second monday IN No
yeInbrr.
In Bcavcrhcad county. at BaDnM k, first
monday il June; second monday III Oc
tO5cr.
THIRD DISTRICT ID. S. Wade, Judge.
In Lewis and Clarke county. at Helena
first monday in March; nist monday II
November.
In jefferson county, at Radersburg
first Tuesday in April; first Tuesday il
N October.
II In Mcagi,er county, at Diamond City
fourth monday ii april; fourth monday
!. In OcloUer.
Mote United States Courts are held q
Virginia City, Deer Lodge and Helena, a
the times the Territorial District Courts
Il are held at those places.
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Rates Of Advertising
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Federal and Territorial Officers.
Govcrnor-Bcnj F. Potts, Helena.
Sccrrtary-J. f. Galloway, Helena.
Audiior-Sol Star, Virginia City.
Treasurcr-D. III. Weston, Helena.
Chief Justicc-D. s. Wade, Helena.
Associate Ju>,iccs-u n Blake, Virginia
CITY Hiram Knowles. Deer Lodge.
Us. Dist. At'y-M. G. Page, Helena:
Surveyor Gcnc,al-A. j. Smith, Helena
l.. S. Marshal-Wm. +. Wheeler, Helena
Collector Int. Rev.-l r.. ulier' Heicha
Collector Customs-T. A. Cummings
Helena.
us. Examining Surgeons-Chas: Mussig-
brod. Deer Lodge; Thos. Rcecc, Helena.
L. S. Com'rs-John Potter, Hamilton.
Bozcman Land District--E. W. Willett,
Registcr;J. Y. Boser', Receiver; Bozen,an
Helena Land District-W. g. Child.
Register, II. N. Keyscr, Receiver: Helena
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The End OF the World.

A meeting OF Second .Adventsts wss
held on Sunday in Cooper Union NJ TO
discuss the prophecy CT u coming of Chriss
in 1876
Nj .Jerrie, " had written on black.
board some CURES to show that the end
of the worl Or ''thc time Of the end"
will come this year. spoke about the
fu ti!lnient OF the prophecy IN the twelfth
chapter OF D,lrl. He illustrated his
Interpretation of The prophecy by hlstOri-
|cul reitre ccs.
lie next argue that til" prophecies FORE
toll the end ::;;335 yea,s from given
time, that i. from the time when the
daily sacrifices shall he taken away.
an! :he abomiua'ion lliat makc,h desol"ts
be s. t up" This abaminaiion. lie said.
was the Church Of Rome, and its setting
up occurred IN 54l. when the Emperor
Ju-tinian place it on The pinnacle of ito
power, aud IN order TO do so ovcrthrew
the Goth. Tnel fol.o we'd tho period Of
1900 years spoken OF in the prophecy.
bring ging the time up to 1881, when tho
allied powers Of Europe, to prevent =
continn Il war took away from the Pope
ju-t as mu"h power rs Justinan had Civ.
en him. To ,hi>1 go years the prophecy
added month AMI half, meaning forty.
five years thus fixed. the time of the end
in 1876. In this view, Mr. Jerre said,
science and revelation agreed lie did
not attempt to fix the day or the month
OF the enl. which IS TO come like .
theft in the niyht.' Two or three other
p rsons spoke, and the old man criticised
churches for not preaching the coming Of
Christ.
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Dr.. James Shaw,
u. s. .frnly, Fort Ellis, N. IT.

u. s. .1rnay, FOs't EItts, ~. r.,
For near twenty years regular Physician
aud Surgeon Of the city of Philadelphia,
and Tor some time resident Physician Of
the Pennsylvania Hospital. aud Consult.
ing Physician in Other public medical in
stitutiOns of that city, with number OF
years experience as 4 Surgeon in the vol
unteer service and regular army Of the
United States. Can be consulted on long
standing AMI chronic diseases a. that Fol
The diseases OF women and children {
speciality.
December 10th, 1875.
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County Officers.

Us. Mem. nhall Chairman Board Q. O.
J. s. Mcndenhalj.
&. w. Wakefield
Probate Judgc--.t. ID. Mcpherson.
CLERK and Rrcordcr-A. j. Malln.
Shcri.l-Sllas Rsls'on.
Trtasu,cr-J. d. McC amman.
Supcrinicnd,nt Pnb. ln.--F. /. Stone.
Surveyors. NJ. Reed.
Coroner j. G. Swl'ZIcr.
As,,ssor-D. NJ Dawes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-04-21

Even Texas Judges indulge in those
pleasant peculiari,cs for which the COW
boy" has earned national Iecog"' 'on 4.
The bs,itution, however, OF knl'e 1o'
the commonly used six-shooter marks 'h'
in this case. A Texas ex
change says: Wednt sdsy, when i'roo"''
.Iudsc Bancroft, of Texarkans. was arSu
iny som, trivial case before Squire Bush
m ,ha, city some hard words ensued he
tween the parties. Bush stepped from hi
desk, saying. Il adjourn this court TO CIV
you licking.' at the same time k"ock
ling Bancroft down. After he got up h
repeated the blow, knocking him oencl
this time. Bancroft drew kni'e aud Gu
Bush twice-once in the face. from tort
head 10 chin, the other time in tn" s'"n
ach. lis thought hs Can not recover.