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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18
4 MATTER Of POPULAR IHTr9

We condcnse/fro,n the Lca;Cs pc-sstr the
anar,ai;er : s.fSo 5r:els
ClothinsSE ;Ise i'm AIlerIca-" visitor and
attendan we the speakers:
Visitor. What corner is the building n.y.
Attendant. " South Fast corner Of Sirth and
Market Please note tie SIXTH, for Fomc
strangers seeking Oak Hnll. have been misled
BY designing persons"
Y. 1T is pl.iectly colossal! Do you Enow
its dimcnsiot.sZ'
a. tIO5J sry1are foct-eS on MARKET a,7F
$50 odd on Sixth. SIX stories high. has over
three acres 6 fioorL-ef aud cove t-i,.ct. nee
occupied hE .etors<Isn twenty different bu2i-
Y. j DO vou ii5e F.o---7--y.yvcrv'
4. - giant young c:ie me furnisles ro7vc-
tJrthc ficight r.id passenger elevators. and the
boiler= steam for heating, and the other op.rs
tions or the ll"uSc"
y ." What order ,io Wv, TAX, with g,re'---
a. They are first lrcZed and arranged IN
the Basement. or lone lC-'- counters. aud ken
thence on the tgosch/slcrator TO The irsp-c-
V. ' j. inErc,tinEe etIc first oraretior -"
D.. " 80, s.r, measuring; Inc goods srr i'r-t
cloth passes rollers il the face q q s,r,,l
light, and I've men sit, Gre before arld q Z.
behind fae s,,,s,lis watching wifi inc ~. r.
DeHk for the los-t piuh,Iie .,lr,erfet =. a II
mgri..EE every dHw. tllat tire CtItfc- l.sly sre
haI ayo.d IL when Iie comes 10 cut ;lc l-r-
v. - -, rq'ret crnT',,.y - ar7x cr cr,t-r-s-''
a. Come, to oar inh EVJz and f.c! ae
keep ~ hands 81 thc G c;;niIr mp tic ci"tl,
in:o gs.r1neuts.-l ~=!'icN,ESS Ilschl.!ca tha; 90
& dozen mems work cacls.i . ftr-.kc"
V DO you manufacture su your o-TlI
goods
:. We DO arI ra~st carcf17r-. c.,- -
nIninCTs inspect O,ery tiirh nriG scaGn and
tcrtiiy a. every Garment IS cXtre-yvcll l..u+o
before we put ouT ticket on il, and become
responsible ilr IT,"
'; =" Your system 1rust save you Z s-,at
A In every direction. sir 1t x e-y.e-n
ns8s6 ,sa' sn,eiSs . 6 2. put = lie
v " A,teT iDsr.cctiug The work SyI,af lec~,,,e,
or it, a. -
n Before Il Eceg into Stool. Il is n-:,,.-I
t.cry single gHrmcnt las is number add
other pJints motel ~! il. 30 tnut its cTl-r, it-s
iory can bc traced without fall upon .,lir
bo"ks."
Y. You must have 60 or - =alcsrne-1'
y: Why ar, on bury days ) II n.sv,>ac 10
In the various rooms end suite o. r,.,r.Ls
ssIiinS I" the throrEs Of customer"
'. " DO you do en order buzeesra<, I,v u.-l
and cEpros,g7 r[
A. "Ncry great. All over the ecN,,r,rv. C,,,-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

A CATHOLIC PRIEST REsCUEs A WOMAN
FROM DROwNINa.-As the Grand street
williamsburg ferry-boat Maspeth was en-
tering the ferry slip at the foot of East
Houston street yesterday. Amelia MAY,
aged twenty seven, of No. 199 Cannon
street, attempted suicide by jumping into
the river. The boat was crowded with
passengers who saw the woman sink twice
without attempting to rescue her, when
Father Adams, of Williamsburg, pushing
aside the crowd, jumped into the water
and rescued her just as she was sinking
for the third time. The current caught
Father Adams and the woman and carried
them about hundred yards down stream
when they were rescued by a tugboat and
taken to the foot of Houston street, where
Officer Garland, of the Eleventh Precinct.
took charge of them and conucted them to
the Union Market Police Station, where
the woman recovered and was claimed by
her friends, who said that she had been in
sane for some time. Father Adams dried
his clothes and went hOme.-N. Y. World,
12M.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

THE centennial appropriation OF 4
million and half of dollars, wl'icli
had previously passed the Eower branch
Of Congress, passed the Sc:.at" last
Friday Ivy vote Of Al ayes to 10 nays,
1t owes its success entirely to spas
modic upheavel % patriotic sentiment,
and not to my power, either express
or implied, in the constitution to war
rant it. None of its advocates scri-
ouely attempted TO throw ar"rh,t =
the protection OF she constitution
cxcept under the general welfare
clause. which is entirely too strained
nnd ambiguous. 1t must be renem-
torcl. however, that Of late years the
country has been governed as gen
oval rule I'm contempt Of the constitu-
ton. and that il Is regarded rs having
long since lost its vitality and become
fiat, stale and imperative.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

THE modesty of offioe-holders is prover-
bal. One of them. who refuses to give his
name, has forwarded to the treasury de-
partment at Washington 81, 200 conscience
money. He writes that some years ago he
was assessed and paid a tax upon his in
come as a State officer, the return of which
he claimed on the ground that the assess
ment was illegal. The money was repaid
to him and he now returns it to the treasu-
ry.--Harrisburg Patriot.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

REMoRsE.-Mrs. Meehlings. the con-
fessed accomplice iii the murder of her
husband, is beyond doubt the most wretched
prisoner ever incarcerated in the jail at
Barboursvl,e, By dag CORY stained phan-
toms fit before her gaze, while her sleep
is accompanied with dreams of Skeletons
and ficnds dance around her bedside, their
mocking laugh dcriding her for the assas-
sination of her husband. When asked a
few days ago what troubled her the most,
"the past or the future" she answered,
s'The horrible past" She PAGES up and
down her strongly barred room wishing for
death, and occasionally dashes her hands
into her eyes, as if TO keep from her gaze
the awful scenes attending the inhuman
butchery of her husband. She has wasted
in flesh to such an extent since her impris-
onmeDt as to present the appearance of an
animated skeleton, and the physician think
she will go raving mad before her trial
comes on.-HuatingG0n Vd.) Adqertfser.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

a STRANGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of the
strangest bits Of family history is now being
developed in a suit before the Supreme
Court of New \ Iork to set aside a will. The
facts of the case are briefly as follows +:
About a year and half ago John D. Lewis
a merchant of New York city, was thrown
from a carriage in Central Park and killed.
leaving by his will, drawn by himself, an
estate valued at $3.50 coo. OF his family
history no one knew anything beyond the
fact that he had been frequently heard to
say that he had no relatives living. BE- his
VIII he left some s25, 600 in lcgacics to va
riot,s persons and tire residue OF his estate
to Miss Taylor.
The win was pronounced worthless by
III, eminent lawyers, provided a reIstive of
The d, ID man could be found TO attack it in
court. All attorney who had done some
business with lewis remembered that he
had heard him say he camc from Canada,
near Toronto. On Ike strength of this
alone n personal was inse. ed III Toronto
paper, enquiriug for the next of Tin of John
y. Lewis. This personal brought forth
Henry Lewis, full blooded negro, a1d
Mary Lewis, his sister who claimed to be
half brother and half sister to John D.
Lewis the New I ork merchant. The story
is that the mother OF Lewis was a slave
near Wheeling. West Virginia, and while
living There was married to a negro and
that the issue of this marriage was Henry
and Mary. After the birth Of these chill
dren their father. a fugitive slave, was
captured and taken to his owners in Ken
tucky. Sarah Lewis, the mother and wife,
then fed to Canada and was shortly after
followed by her children. In Canada she
formed connection with n prominent cit-
zen of Simcoe, and the result of that con-
nection was John ID. Lewis, the rich New
York merchant, whose negro kith and kim
though disowned by him while living, are
in fair way 20 become the heirs to his
estate worth quarter million dollars.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

'DINNA YE HEAR THE SLOGAN T-
Cameron and his clan are disconnected
since the Bruce aud Wallace have united,
and propose to wave their claymores around
the heads and shins OF the lowlanders,
who have coined wealth and made political
position by practices less creditable than
marked the cattle-stealing border ruffians
of another cline. When Bruce tunes his
bag pipes, let ''Lochiel beware Of the day"
- -Tiftsbur1h Post,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

WINsLow is on his way back from Lon
don TO his almost dlsconsolate friends in
Boston What will not turn is the an
nouncement ti.at he has no money. or all
the money that lie raised by his forgeries
he has nothing to show in cash or bonds
but six thousand dollars, which he claims
to belong to his wife, who Las been arrested
in Holland.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

PRESIDENT GRANT on Wednesday last
signed the centennial appropriation bill
with a pan made out of quill plucked from
the wing of an American eagle. How very
pay triotic
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18
the CiHbhIA FREEMAN.
EaEES BURG, pa,
Friday MorRins, Feb. IS, 1876.

IT having been asccrtain.d that one
Sherman, L. ). Attorney, is in Bah
cocks interest, Attorney eyGen'l Pierre
pont has ordered him to he treated
with severity" Ulysses 5. Grant,
President of tie United States. is also
in Babcock's interest What shall se
done with L. S. Grant!
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-02-18

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-Benianiin and Rarll
! nam, s Of = venerable c.qrF
county. TIE lu-haud Ts,
! a, 1882, and tie rf1 s--
They were nla-.i1 Al W.T.
IS. iSUn. un the iven,--.f
the woman. The Nprar
says: One Day last sla a
distance of six miles. ,h-es
returning, va th= pnI-rrsr -- d
with "a daughter. Tie .H ',t.
knit and sew almost e, Fs. a..I
raised = family II tv- .es RI 1.-
est having nearly reached q, Z
ty-tire years. Thes hsse
seventy five CIe---gfauG al I'd
great gTaIni chi drpu.
The Boston Irassr 81. =
lowing as an iliu~tIatiro f..
One morning last suHua- Er
note of $50.UG0 a. tas -.-
closed at , O'Clock. a.i o..
pocket, or the p,o,Hise II
but he raised the urrcr 81.
with very little tr-ul'r. L.-
uote f,r so. 600 from d Brs.
he made three copies. porting.
many different hauks. So G
these banks went - the msze
Hine note and asked Lor +
any such note. B.inr Gid q
and supP0sing thai they hia
not an imitation, the bank o.
c"nient until they di~c.v5t.
few days ago.
There X a gnna dcsl u q
ST. LnuiS over the Babe ck.E
to the New York Trliga- >lS.
afaupt - bib, 1la pi tla Z
the panel was selected, is E-.
numerous sen Satipn1i = 'r-s>
in circulation on the Sirret .
Hciy affects 10 believe Ties 81
everybody seems dl>pa~-i 4"
, circulation. II is alleged
those in n position To kas
fen~e have quite 4 Te.H1e Of F.
ers at work -nu the oH', -
thst phrase may mean. and 81
doing 40 on" pretend, r"av g.
cntiun, it is supposed, s.a
agents on hsnG, and ai... i
this underCurrcut is rnl lila.
atmosphere. 50 - sr'at, Is
agitated 10y its movements.
FATaL CoLLIEuy tCCpEs-
day afternoon a terrible ceEl
in the Exeter muC. 5e's
Lehigh Valley Coal Coml-P
iii West Pi,:Ston. Ia. Then.
idle during the week cn SN
suspension, anG Though the i
plies fresh air to the cham,-'
been kept going all the EeeA
of air forced into the mine,
ticient to eXpcl all the icu' %
the accumulation 0f iiGC-dai..,
day about twenty five men
gagged ia the repaiTof TRACKS 3
at the headings. Among i's
, several miners, and on ca,a.
they all went 10 work as ?
balEpast two O'Clock that a..-
the men were employed 81
below, the eNplrsion occlIirs
shaft was very badly damas'
trance was effected. II va
business to hunt for those S
certain condition OF the mile>
were with fire damp aud Ei.-
pure air drawn out bui %
prosecuted their work i"r i.'-'
they had broughtto tie slIii.5
four of whom were dead an
or less burned and mane ell
that some of the later "
names of those killed are H
ward Allen, Thomas Ham
Jones. Most of the men y
Pittston, but q few live on y, y.
the river. 4 mourniul p.y.
victims. which passed thr'-s
five o'clock, was the cause I"
in the community.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

Ire D~rccr1tie Conventions iss,
weeE Pt1r-l Il n0unin1rioa for Suprene
Jus--s for three Of Re Districts. men
who VII - careful th.t none bat Is-ri
1Loxxzce- - -2le b. them fFon tho
r1btE treasury rotu ifk-tsndin- coa-
tzr rrec@Seats frOn EePo.Iirsa cfrr
kc-c-rx Tls scr1e= rcmires s 1f sks
party we're renewed for 0Iiexi1< z
r-eEran r~gsr-sen.s. Fnd making allow
8zees their c=B bsnsiE- which Ead
TO ssz1D~ Ct hW 30 -a<tsin thsm.
TER ssrn0Tal from ne rirSst xss q
juFT srt- f-lrsessIv 6ese- ard N c0oso-
E1lee viii ne FsfoEln Spirit 0Tth- sire.
TIE Eew Candidates are men well known
- - reOple- n able and hcnssr rseu,
and rho need no defense in the e~sr1s-
NIb1zek hss ben spoken OF a. n salary
-zttsr. bit the fact j. he voted axsinsi
liz ever. TINE. and Condemned !. b. a.
s-run< s-Esnr7Es as ps-sibse-
i TIE 4-A Dlztric< 10 one vrs noni-
zE-sd- Wiki te1rs that place On tn
rrSes vscxzt-whi-h We suppose mean
tks sierz1o1 CT Joha p Ki5bey. O.
NaEBe r1ontv- the RepEbiican caRdi-
dEfe--1o-. 81 course. IL Democrats drop
sFa-ro Of The Old Supreme Bsnca. fol
Ei=-ssa scrion to call il Dy TO b. q ~
zkIe-Szer DGst drop al resDonssbsr
sor that actiCn- We fherpscrr. hort shi-
v=-s, 1It iErse names Tor ~uprrtHs
IBizss. ard lwaf the articn Of the ; rfe
Cs1rzI Colmigrss- for he "a Distrirf.
cEz1nG4H- thar Il the vacancy DC filed
y e with the s4me Of some true re-
former.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

TE- ccs-lSrss OF SEp.cAL E--cA-
rrS-A rlefi-a; rsiu~2-cn e1a- pvr-
htFsEo- 'rprrrCrficr than arr csaer'
'Le1m< SD rnr-rArion exrePtsd- a
rtng men anxicps Il
ot-1aia 4 -, Gal ,drraiion IRE det.TS1
fron icin- = B, ihs -ls-f outlay Lsees-
sary. We ur.4r-fsad fhsf with vlsv
q giving aid 10 those needing = AZ
and Fs<uliy Of the L%oni-vil
MeieaI College Krniuckyl have v
STEEL aEEn.tsr 81 beneficiary >-isoir
-hIF- AEy oEe Interested nu Or
lie facr~ bs a letter rtirrssrl ~ '
Locisvisie Me1irtl C0iic-r. Lsu.~Yl
Nv. ANY Of our friends Wie ca
. svail iksm iteuI~elses of ihr
al siti~ i~n-fifasian. can OBJ
.ain = a. uehrisrv ~rlo ar~hip iy ap-
fhEVugh tie Eiiio~ Of lhr toHg-
Ter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

ia EDrT1R--As the @nes-f0n OF
5a1ainE bose fer -Tade,i -choGl q
poses - e-Es.-iEz the perp'e OF this
-O-1slTr l. ~ A. a=pirsas b the Csc
o. IEzs1s@ wEh fhsGlEh ne e0funn< o.
YER T1<er 70 give NJ views on ire ~uh
a. 5<lsTs tkls the VII Of the p-O
Pc sho1at govern the srtioas % th~is
cho=sa @5eers- and uhensFerz msiorfft
c[1. gal voters OF Madison township
ST. bT pstlfi0E or election. that thes
I s1Es a -rafsd Srhool house. " 4
tne o4sy oftae Trustee. a. the servauI
q e.. people 20 bui-5 one And nn,
sGiy skoad The v0icr OF fhe peopls
Ec-s-1 IN baildinr the hou-e. bur ~
tccEfIng T. snd frin~ ia co-f- IfeIe~t@si
! pArdg- uy~if 20 @hide TIRE will o. iLs
p-og& AZ 10 this m.sfer. uhem ia -haI
e tasty and a~nni-t1kabgy expressed.
Fox PS2cIi vox D~i-
WILLIAM b Resi-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

lie was 4 very rcmuoa lock -
Old nan IL q vsry censninH .oekiu.
light waEou. irtwn nr q very rarmou
lccking forse- Bet; v hru rtufg riep-
y ho trusted ~ a-pfraraur ne 'or-
in 4 >tyli-h livery ri- tat irisi g. pass
she common hooking hors- a'
word from his masie-. Just twisted ~
mouth into a smile or easy confidence
and in forty seconds Vas out Of the a.
.rouished Young chaps sight; g0iug -
and free aud easy asa -LigAt-Ran-
ing Don-eSfic7 sewing machine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

. JsSsrths decision OF the Supreme
csGrA n the Spencer e0uuty case, ihi-
eo1nfy has no Csussy Superintendent q
s-AoolA The Court hekt the Ac. Of Tie
hssr L~gislrtsre reIatiar 10 that efsr-
vos4 and TIE Superintendent mn, b.
elected by The To~aship Trustees.
n are c~sntsdztess Annoqnce your.
selves gsnisRDsn. and have . fair race
~iAs1f any goszing. % that when the
frsses meet nay nsJ know vhs Il The
F-sf.s -s.se~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

WrHnzAvN Nr-J ~ n ser 4.-
rbosizrs u 70 ~Iftan~ u.s. r 3
.caEGidare for Tra-lcr 90 Nstisua fa-
-hiE. Amer IR.rure Infection. H. sas :
he ~ss afraid lie would besi hi- o.
pcueErs - isr tlai tIsy vould feel ba.i.
lni il nishs .ujCrr hi- trade, aud he
-lGEt y ant tie ,Ece 10 WAY. but ju-i
"a ne eat .cr tan. and a. his election be-
s csr,s ~ he WiihI.aws.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

L. NertZ = 20 e1tcnd 4 cOTditl
deviation 10 tie public generally 10 ca.
and sse e in our rev home. and ex-
-niBe our large s.ork Of rew good-
ast received aud being sold = bottom
uv;er<
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

Which was 7ire.i on Ne pu t
.eei inus- Cpi. +.p La m
aFa-ilt.i 1s cauims
coirnlt,. 'emal- 81 irnt. .
where ri pfrsoui --a IHsnp rsu
;trrr wa. -spv-h i-tiu hlv ,iincl
more T ~r.'~brnfjon was in a 81
frsr> a srrr~ bur tIssi 81 w
~ thr nei hiorhu0L. anl one iia,
.ihfm@ b worthy al imiiaiior. u
Intoxicated person ua- un The eFaur
We hal good Instrument mu- ht 3D.
.Ia-T tand. anil che i'riersiarg has
paid u : complimentary visit ard g4t
rs good music. which we'll receive
.hy an %apprceiliiv- public.
o.. GgEENE. Sec.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

TEL !
n 10 nsaa -
~0ucrrruz Ihr
rhe pr~-id@rv Tn sr..sr +
4. rountesYfor Have and Whr
-ay tie les-f ~-iznifceuf: -Cotn
rUo men. Tiljen -trf iIa .. ard n- ~.
-ioubt- the intellectual sipersa ~ =
uur governor. tie j. man VI d z
-rainubsnt lie IA Ls.H for forty ,Fas
scrivr pH,iitirs- lie shows hi l. ~
mess abilities Ny aEla-sing a pfircs ~
osfun~. AL his life &c las bera e. :
vrrmed IN -. nnuzgpaa~ni of -rrrt ~
.Tere-f-, - hat the pre-i lsnry wovid
M, he q ba Ten WI ia ~ esuli Hu'
hear ~ kaow- a. 80 well. "a
j. cifiyra %. Who - al GA '.rspi,, wiri,-
nut distinction 80 part. Hv wei -
.prOad- H. w1fk a1asu- 4 81 ~
EVER npnch III ga. mics mag J-'iifs II.
ws- w-il dvnr D. Ms rimr,y. icatia1
sad -ucrs-sful- No one donbf- thai
,elected. Mr.. TIiden woult BE- q sir. safe.
conservative and vigorous prrsiIeal.
His platform c0mmepd- ii-eI. 10 the
better sense OF the country. ~ !. she
platform 81 regorm enforcement Of the
isw and justice 10 all classes. The more
the nomination IL studied the more The
party viii SO tie, il ras wise
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

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SEEEW = e-STKx a rurus eo-u-r-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

This j. o%fieiii- havinr been iaker
from the Auiif0r- t~rik-. Tie rrt
= Tiden. Heudriek~ and lis'nru. h--
.iOags ~ The ReForInrrs b. ri-i'.
10th - our leaders lave shaw d '
fev0rfon 10 reform b. prarIirfns x Il
their nffcizi Standardization ~ fisr NJ IS
~ rh- great STATES nvrr W, -
F.cssvety pre-ie Vsr-rpr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-04
AuArTATioN, to III NrlFsSlrlr,

anh VIII keep up with Nil improve
ncni- ;nni GA, pn--ihi, be- Iuado. Til,
arc ma,u'iclnrei bv idbr,c;iru thre,h.
ers. NL, kap,t wiesl d, nee.-d.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

ADlos.-"Old Items" and "Youne
Items" Little Jack) will leave in q
day or two to study the beauties Of
natur' from the hurricane deck Of a
thirty.dollar cayuse motor. They are
going huckleberryin' out in the noun
tains to the northward. Although
those delicious berries are not yet
ripe. they are going any how. A
snifter of mountain DIR will do them
much good. Expect to be absent
about three weeks. Contracted with
Mat Luney, mine host Of the Luna
House, to furnish him enough deer,
elk and bear meat to feed his board
ers for five years, for which he agrees
to pay three dollars pr pound for the
two former and sixteen dollars per
pound for ell Of the latter sent down
to him. Also, five hundred dollars
for each bar skin. There ought to
be stringent law against the indis-
crimiDate slaughter Of wild game.
Il win 10 awful scarce next fall /.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

H. E. PRIcKErr, Associate Justice
residing at Malad City, Oneida coun
ty, in the Third Judicial District
writes to District Att rney Ainslie
that there will be no term of Cour,
held at Salmon City, Lcmhi county
in August, unless something trans
pires between now and then, as there
is no legal business out there to trans
act.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

AMONG the many wonderful things
on exhibition at Philadelphia are .
steer and mule.
The steer, which is eight years old, is
as large as the average elephant,
weighing 5,1l5 pounds; measures -
feet around the girth, over Is feet from
the nose to tail, 3 feet 81 inches from
hip to hip, BY COW measurement stands
Isl hands high. This OK is supposed
to be, aud doubtless Is, the largest
specimen Of the bovine species in the
world, and j. : curiosity worth seeing.
The mule is ! black mate, standing
al3 hands Or feet z Inches Nigh.
The average height y mules II
feet She i ! nobIs lool line sniI n
finely formed, ~ ~ 81 s &
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-07-04

THE contestants Of the will of the
late A. T. Stewart have made thei,
first move on the property of the mill
ionaire. They are Turneys and Bal
|leys, numbering seventeen, and claim
to be collateral relatives of the full
blood, heirs.at-law and next of kin oi
the deccdent. Their petition, present.
ed to the Surrogate Of the county Of
New York, alleges that the document
purporting to be the will of Mr.. Stew
art was procured by the undue influ-
ence Of Henry Hilton or some other
person unknown to the petitioners;
that the document was presented for
probate hastily and secretly in the
night of the day Of deceased's funeral;
that no citation was issued to the pc.
titioners or to the Attorney-G General
Of the State, as required by law, and
that no opportunity was given to ex-
anime the witnesses to the alleged
will or to request that other witnesses
be called. Wherefore they request
that the so-called, will and ito codicils
be declared void, and be revoked, va
Gated and set aside. The SnrrogaEc
has issued on order on the executors,
devisees and legatees to appear be
fore him juno Is. to show cause why
the prayer Of the petitioners should
not Be granted. The lawyers are 60
ing to have : good thing ont of this
Ehosc On the will aide. & Any rita
philadelphia 1gssI