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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02

None are genuine unless the signature Of j.
HAfbock, as agent for the United States sur
rounds each box of Pills and Ointment A
hansome reward will be given To any one rem
derlng such information us may lead to the de
lection OF any party or parties counterfeitmp
me medicines or vending the same, knowing
them to be spurious.
***Sold at the mandatory OF Professor Hot
LowAY Co., New York, aud by all respects-
pie druggists and dealers in medicine through.
out the civilized world, in boxes at 25 cents
G2 cents and 81 each.
!, ~ There is considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
n. B.-Drections for the guidance OF Patients
In every disorder are affixed to each box.
Office, ia Liberty Street, New York.
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Lewis River Grange.

The following officers of Lewis
River Grange No. AZ were installed
January goth, 1877: G. G. Bozarth,
w. NJ; H. G. Bozarth, w. S.; John
S. Bozarth, w. T.; c. L. Klady, w.
Sec; O. c. Miller, w. G. X; Mrs.
Mary Strong, Ceres; Miss r. r. b.
Earth, Pomona; Miss Amelia Bozarth,
L. A. s.; Miss Lorania Strong, Chap
lain.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02

WEATHER IrEM.-A correspondent
writing from Pekin, in this County,
says that on the morning of the 18th
ulto., the the thermometer indicated
% above zero. He says stock are
doing we'll in that section, but little feed
ing being necessary thus far during the
winter.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02

In all diseases affecting these organs, whether
they secrtte too much or too little water: or
whether they be afflicted with stone or gravel.
or with aches and pains settled in the lons
over the regions Of the kidneys, these Pills
should be taken according to the printed direc
tions, and the Ointment shonld be well rubbed
into the small of the back ut bed time This
treatment will give almost immediate relief
when all other means have failed
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02

A movement is now on foot at Se-
attic. headed by . number of enterpris-
ing and moneyed citizens, looking to
the establishment of an extensive boot
and shoe manufactury at that place.
The business is to be carried on by Z
joint stock company, with q capital Of
SEQ, 900.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02
Women's Temperance Chris
tian Union.

M. E. CHURCH.,
Vancouver, w. t.,
January 10Th, 1872.
The society met at the appointed
place, after the temperance lecture by
Rev. r. S. Stubs. Mrs. Middleton
the President pro tenn, called for a re-
port from committee on Constitution.
Whereupon, Mrs. Stubbs, the chairman
of the committee, read the following re-
port, which was adopted. All names
placed in nomination at last meeting
were unanimously elected.
Mrs. A. E. GRIDLEY,
Sec'y.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02
CONSTITUTION.

The Christian women Of Vancou-
yer have, with deep solicitude, noticed
the prevalence of intemperance in
their midst, and the love of God and
humanity stirs within them the desire
to make some aggressive movement,
whereby the latent talents and gifts
of the people may be utilized and
made to subserve the one great end
of putting down intemperance.
In the days of Deborah, it is said
that Israel was avenged when the
people willingly offered themselves.
This hour of peril calls for a similar
offering of the people of Vancouver.
Fathers and mothers, brothers and
sisters, husbands and wives, sons and
daughters are summoned to enlist,
and thus give themselves heartily to
the work, under a constitution broad
enough to include all friends of tenn
perance.
ARTICLE l. Name.-This associa-
ton shall be called The Woman's
Christian Temperance Union of Van
couver, auxiliary to the Woman's Ma
tional and international Temperance
Union.
ARTICLE 2. Object.-The object
of the association is to hold meetings
to bring the subject before the peo-
pie, thereby inducing them take a
more decided stand on the side of
Temperance.
ARTICLE Membership.-Any per-
son may become member by sign
ing the Constitution and Pledge at
tached.
ARTICLE 4. Officers.-The officers
of this association shall consist of
President, 3 Vice Presidents, Record
ing Secretary, Corresponding Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
ARTICLE5 Meetings.-Call meet
ings shall be appointed by the Off
GERS, due notice being given in the
Vancouver INDEPENDENT.
ARTICLE 6. Quorum.-Five men,
bers shall constitute quorum.
ARTICLE Z. Vacancies may be
filled by a two-third's vote at any
regular meeting.
ARTICLE s. Funds.-This associa-
ton will depend upon the voluntary
subscriptions of members and others,
whenever funds are necessary to car
ry on any particular work.
ARTICLE 9. Amendments.-This
Constitution may be altered or amend
ed by a two-third's vote at any regu-
lar meeting of the association, pro-
vided notice has been given at pre-
vious meeting.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. NJ. E. Stubs,
Mrs. A. r. Middleton,
Mrs. H. A. Pierce,
Com. on Constitution.
PLEDGE.
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MU7'E These Facts.
The Testimony of the Whole World.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

II had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave
me hearty one"
"Nour FILLS are marvellous"
II send Tor another box, and keep them in
the house"
DR. Holloway has cured my headache that
was chronic"
II gave one OF your Pills to my babe for
eholela morhus, The dear little thing got well
in day"
MY nausea Of n morning is now cured"
Your box of nolloway's Ointment cured me
OF noises IN the head, rubbed some of your
Ointment behind the cars, and the noise has
left"
Send mo two boxes; l want one for poor
family"
II enclose a dollar; your price is 25 cents,
but the medicine to me is worth dollar"
Send me five boxes of your Pills.
Let me have three boxes of your Pills by
return mail, for Chills and Fever"
l have over 200 such testimonials as these.
but want of space compels me to conclude
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02
For CutaneOuS Disorders.

And oil eruptions o! the skin, this Ointment is
most invaluable. 1t does not heal externally
alone but penctrates with the most searching
effects to the very root of the evil.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02
PLEDGE.

We, the undersigned, deploring the
fearful prevalence and consequences
of Intemperance, and believing that
mo drunkard shall enter the King
dom of Heaven" and knowing that
God has denounced "woes upon the
person who putteth the bottle to his
neighbours lips" and being convinced
that moderate drinking begets and
fosters the appetite for strong drink,
and desiring to guard ourselves and
save others from this temptatation to
evil, HEREBY PLEDGE OUR
SELVES not to use Intoxicating
drinks of any description, as bever-
age, and we will discontinue their
use for culinary purposes, and so far
as possible for medicinal purposes.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02

NAMES.
w. II. Goddard,
Robert Sherwood Slabbs,
A. G. Fairchild,
Joseph l.. Maxon.
William Curtis,
II. H. Gridley,
M. j. Maxon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1877-02-02
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS


Invariably cure the following diseas es /:
New-York tribune., 1877-06-04

THE COURTS.

A NEW SUIT AGAINST TREN0R W. PARk.
HALF A MILLION DEMANDED DY JAMEs z. LYON.
Just after Trenor W. Parks success IN the
st l,rought by the stockholders OF the English Emma
Mine COMPANY, two stockholders OF the anteceaeh'
American Emma Mine Company sued Mr. Park ana H.
" Boxter claiming that Mr. Park swinded them by
taI-a out OF their stock III the American
companv ot 80 pcr cent of lts value. wnen '''ii
trustcc and knew it was worth par or more. one OF
Those suit. made ex-senator William VI. stewart party
~ N, AGENT OF aocoupcc OF Mr. PARK. Among the rep
used to induce the plantuis to part VAIN
their stocks one was James T. Lyons claim must
be- bnucht off with 5000 shares.
Mr. Lyon charges NJ, sSrs. Pafk BiXler, anu
stewart with conspiracy 10 cheat him ont OF S1oOooo'
the yaue 1000 shares OF the stock ot tt on con-
many Ills complaint declares that he owned originally
Oncthrd Of the mine. He employed Hll stewart 10 ue-
fend his interest and under nis adfice entered INTO an
agreement with Mr. Park, as the representatives, or tno
American company, which was, however, signed ny Mf.
Baxter the company aud Mr. Stewart Tor im, bY
which Withdrew opposition 10 tlc company
obtaining Sul title TO the mine. The amount being lct
To br decided by sut. Oncihifd OF the proceeds or me
sale the English company was Ia De depOstcd WIN
nieut and he was have the option TO accept one
eighth of the Of the proceeds over SlJOocoo
Tue nomGally paid by tue English company was
II 900 600. II slcI Onc-cghth exceeded S1ou,VOU,
Mr. LYON was to accept 1t III full sifisiac-
ton aud Mr. stewart in that was To receive one
fonrth Of the SJ0O.OOO. NJ. Lyon charges that MT.
Stewart persuaded him n{ ialse o d0 t na
with his interest thirty days option for T2oOooo
Ices Stewards quarter. Mr. stewart came tn New
York and represented that Lyon was entitled Ia JOPo
shares. and induced the American Stockholders 10 sen
$500. coo in stock Ia bc paid to lyou This SUN, 1lr
Lyon insists. with I'll profits on that stock belongs L" I'm
mat sum he srcs The complaint has been prepared, but
has moi set been served.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-04

Grace oing Miss Lucy Graves Miss Maud Graves
William Hope wife, Mrs Kennedy Miss Florence Ken
ne,iy Hanna Miss Mary Hanna, Master X e. SbcI
maritime the Andrews and wf Thomas Back ana
Blae Miss Mary Black, Miss Clara f. Stuttsnan hrs
g. Kennedy Miss Christie Mr.. and Mrs John Thomp
and wife Mrs Margaret Bowes, Mr.. Walton Mrs stewart
James Barclay. , .
FOR BREMEN-Tn IN st>qnship Rtin.-August Fiegel, Ger
man Consul Rosewald, Mrs II. ROsenwald, child ana
goyerDess George Claws Mrs. Digby " Bell Miss Jua
A. LeDsaen and child. Dr and hrs
John C. Jay, g.. Misses Sophia and Minnie h"otinann
Henry Hsng Annie Husing. Dedrch linslng Master
Miss Alice arlnger OecbIeT Prof aud Mr. fr stenge
Alrs q. r. Schinzel T Mira H. Sehnsksngerg hsgch
IueniDQ Mrs -ElsA IrfNint ~N,.s I"hanns Mains, Mrs.
Alma oiarod Hermann L. ifnken Master Heinrich Timken
John r. Franklin and Mrs. GeOrg busch, DAVID ODef
meyer Isaac Keller W. H. Behrens samuel loeWensten
sgmuud kohD, Mr. and Mrs. Henry V. Ochsen and cnih
MES Rebecca Wittpenn Morris Liss, MT ana Mss iss
Mrs David ODeTmeyer. tbIoe children AMI nalh ssr
want A. Weiler, Dfiss r. Weller Mrs b. BaInci, MISS
J0sia Baruch Master Emanuel Baruch. Mr. ana MIS- HehIy
w Strauss child and servant, Emil BOhenbagen H., n
Moore A. Coin, six children. and servant !" h sh
BoruemaDn. Miss Helen Eschmann Miss ReDecc5 lbokg1e'
Hermann Caesar, CHARLES kOzenberg Heinrch Ietiy,
Kate Dsc khaus and Ghild A. Wiienbrnk ant child MI
and Mrs Jacob IeyisOn Master VI IeysOn Misses ~ ana =
eyison Masters Arnold Louis and Emil Leyison Roger
A. NOrdeD T. H.. smith, 3Ir. and Mrs .: j. ,chTettmann
Master Wtn Scsettmann. Miss LOtte Schwettmann. y
shse Can't Teckleuburg Mrs. T. Teckenburg John fal-
len Mrs Mary FeldnanB and daughter, IL G. Bung Sisters
Rernardn AiphOnsa aud Adeiungis of 81 fr.ncls BITS
Pauline Benge Miss Pauline Bedge Mis- Ineka benges
Julius PrObius Bernhard Schalk W Schundi, Mfs Ter
schmidt NTs Emelie Ecksl Julius ShrsbsIH Mlss EllSo
Jmngbluta Mr. Peter Hein hTs W beg, Joseph
Schaefers, Wlnfrrd Rocker
New-York tribune., 1877-06-04
ELSNENGERN 1RRIHEO.

FRoM LIVERPoOI.-Ha steamebip M2ato1a juno =
Mis-. Martha lesson Dr. ChaS Gallagher, tfaucl. l jos
Roe MAJOR David y. Henry, John W"ibo' iirry B'Iy'
Mr. AMI Ars John Wilson AMI child. d. d. - Mhl"lf lf.
and Mrs Ainpa r. Splenburg Miss Naie I.lnniue, has
Eliza Taning Mrs Icena P.aTce, Miss h3ii3 D0li bib
anr Brown aud child. Mrs j. WlOuehbr john \ llltli
Edwin JIacctt James Gin VIM BlUscomb WIN konluiitt'
Edwah D0aling, Edward OD"yer Arthur Lea'y' l. D''
terworth -. A.
Krrruw A. Hall Moore Mr. and Mr. Nliams0n, "
Hooper Percy Taylor Mr. and Mrs ". +, Wilder MI ana
Mr. " u. swift Rev. B =. DaFDysnire Al Won A1rh ~.
Grecnhaugh capt. j. Mickey Mrs lomps9n N ana VI =,
W C. Thompson Miss Thompson Col. HOw inl, 'hd7 lfNlh
Iiiar t,ias KauInaun. Mis- Sekioual, Mr.. Gamble,
Or D. VI Perry, W. g. Faulkner +. h. Jl CHaIies l1,A
Woo " (uvas pasro". MI itkiusOn, j. NcDl-
ai i W Beun Arthir Brnn, Ns' VI. T. Nettieton, O. u
FINGER Nr aud J. T.. Russell, George AtknSon r an
Mrs W. Muugan. N.s Mulgan. Geois' : lice. Phip d.
t;rurhv william McSiy. II. Gabrie~oa Clement DltAhoh'
Arcuhad Smith. Mr Grimes, MI Lehman - -.
In ft,1lnship C,tg of Ceef Jnue "Mr Andrews MiS W
DusitueL Castles. nI- ast4t-, VI So Mary \ 'tli
Nr Chris, manson Miss j. ChcckieY Miss Jula Co7an j.
liam j. Copp Mrs n. Collins, Dr. g. J.. collins. Z" L. COZ
linz jr j. Try Davis. Frederick Fluent - 49, J'lnE- - w.
Miller John Neal Jas y Iicuar-un Mrs. Am Eokrr ois'
r Sanford Jas S TAYLOR Jas watson, Mr.. watson
g. waller. the Rev. =. Williams IAnnai H. Williams iis55
NJ y. Williams, Percy Wilkins. Masttr LFlnt NllIahs nm
servant, john " alipch.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-04
OPENING or TIE Gospel TINT.

The summer meetings at the Gospel Tent
on Thirty -fourh,t near Sixhayc, under The direction
OF the Rev DE- Tyug opened Yesterday, services beng
held in the morning, afternoon. and evening The
arra cement Of the tent is essentially the same rs last
year. IL will hold about 1000 persons; it Is well lighted
and presents in general, pleasing appearance Inc
MEETINGS viii also resemble those of last year. consisting
nf preaching each evening Of The week ny some one al
the city pa> ,fS and music hy artc selected cH'
uuccr ihc direction of Theodore 7. Perkins. general
l,ry and nSacrutinn service @t which prayer Tor Inc
success 0 the VOL. just begun was th" SPECIAL lr3i
wa, held at D. Yesterday, conducted by ne R'N: ~
y,uc. In afternoon temperance InretiE' Nlir
VIA, well attended was acid. meeting OF th's chdiac
ter al 3 y. H. each Sunday viii be " rVIiaf
featurr Of the summer WORK very lal r.
audience assembled Tor Jhc evening service M lir
severity ~ the storm rendered it impossible - conibi
the crciscs as thc tent failed 30 keep ont ihe ialn
After PRAYER hy the Rev DT. Tying and The rendering
of the Gloria Pl'i by tho choir the congregations '-
uerscd many persons attending. according - d. lFS p
SUGGESTION The scrVic. OF Dr. Taylor at the Broadway
Tabernacle.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-04
CUTTING EASTWARD PASSENGER RATES.

A RENEWAL or TIIE RAILROAD WAR FEARED.
The reduction on Saturday Of passenger
rates on limited tickets 10 SO fIQl Che~@o 'c .,T
York. and TO 80 nom Chicago to Boston, by the Boston
route isfhe subj OF much comment in railroad circles
This decisive step on TIC pant of Mr. Vanderbilt is be-
iieyed VIII reopen the light among the trunS lines Gen
ora Passenger Agent Abbott. o. the Erie stated b. "a
TBU reporter saturday that the Michigan south
ern gave a. for cutting the rates eastward the
refusal OF the Pennsylvania Railroad to abandon its
present time schedule between Chicago and New York
The Peunsylyania road said had put fast tIain
thus violating the mutual compact AMI increasing lts
passenger traffic by shortening the tuc several hours
Finding that 10 was losing passenger 10y ils NOV neul
The Michigan Southern reduced its rates II this action
did not cOInterbaauce The Peunsy lyana FAST tram, MI
Abbott thought the Michigan southern would also Start
fasi tram tins would result in reduction of rates
and fast time all Of thc lines from Chicago to
Ncw-I0rk.
The PENNSYLVANIA managers, on the other hand
fcain thai 10 compelled 10 shorten TIE time oi one o
It's eastward trains IN order TO compete WITH WAT Is
known as the wabash fast train, running from 81
New-York Central The friends OF the Wabash road
deny thar u j. running fast train. ana explain That lt
has merely arranged Ter better connections The other
roads II Is understood he'd the subject OF the Michigan
rOuthcrus reduction under consideration on rltuldaY
but no similar scp takou. II j. thought, however
that cutting down OF rates will bc ordered today or
early this week the Pennay the Grdnd Trunk
the Baltimore aud ONO, aud The Enc roads can only pro
teCt theinscycs. IL is asserted, b. such measures
New-York tribune., 1877-06-04
Owl. NOTEs.

Chic1-.Ju.,icc Curtis, in Supreme Court, Special
Tern, had boiore him saturday Charles T. MtCella1 ask
ig by labra cprpus his res,s rog al improvement ior
loIltym ut of militia hncs Amer an cAl Ndcd nearing u'e
Stjonfnc-.
The iuy in the second test s1it brought b.
7e diGmc Company against ie insurance comlan''- 10 com
u c mt of fsGr 90 policies SATURDAY brought n
scr p.auiin for tIe whole amount tLnol 19'oVV
Th. agiinst the Western Company "i I'i"t"
Caroline kuntz a pretty bnt bo'd-loohu2 Young
girl w.. before Judge Barr a. in supreme court, Chambers
on saturday. ~ september h.t, on her nfhrrs rqu''
Ju>;tct ka.ulse committed hrr o t- care 0l lho l-t'i7
NHcy. Ucr mother mas olrl an uir l"iirt "i'A igIIr
sfou nadc. and The g discharged with Wofi q"
counsel Joy tar iriuie.
The sale Of thr NcW-York and Oswcgo Midland
Railroad . ordered W jude ltthiod in the l. s. District
emit the min mum price Line liked 90 s2,jt0OO several
i I'M. sIs 80 applet o. the c3lr @Gridt' 40
nave a. ll.cc avr 90 l,Hrr E-ul'. Aii'r argument ~
.nIu-e!. Judge Esicai,ld p'i.oI' nus dr'l-i'h 'h I'
Tire leditus claims D. passed ui0l
81 thc JritcG states supreme court
The viii ofCaDt. Philip W0oihousr, ormany yeaS
captain o d,reut Liverpool packets has bon admitted 20
probate l surrogate calvin C1p Wooihouse ami h!' Vic
,rrclcd n! scuarltc T. l1j she Durr.d death at
r.. -t.rtt.iut !orsr. I'm Dis 'l p'. NooihnuHc tiaH
nssiicd r l wlo c"itr Ia nave iEr VIII s,
aside ground that ts father ii come ith"ict h
Pliif- -Ipl. th" mrt.r. ih ii' iAnlF q'rf
He pr0ery the 0tnrr children s estimated al
slJU.tOO.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-04
orr FOR ETROPE.



Four steamships sailing from illS port on Sat
nr.,ay or Europe too. our 46I cabin passengers and
.l,ouf ZOO i me .ecrag. Previous TO their departure
the piers presented a lively s"'n' crowded VITA the
for I,.ool took out 70 number , vcl-kuown persons.
io' ','' ,, ,,'.... ,.,.r ,1,,'.,i .,I
"h'AS t'ih "'n' - i~ h"'"''. .5'' Inn -" "''
Laurence and Frederick Pepper OF Baltimore and Henry
. sanford and wife. Mr. sanford goes ou; DIS delegate
IDu ,ba Amcscaa G,oerarica socic, TO the bru'sei,
Conference which is to discus, the plan Of the Knsof
hesirn FOR promoting o''i@''lon IA A''''' In''c vac
'ii, p.a.,.i WA. A. H. iahu! Formerly
Nyi O6rer of This rori Vie and daugn. en- were pas
,ensc' on me N1lon'i s.'irip IP''i ''s t % wv,
Ans llcs German G2n' ,I, p, r En, n,n, S' INV in mi
ia'.s.,'.arii ii1t, were ms toiIows:
~ Xrl hT.i G,on. 5ir H. e. low N,s Beaumont
ai i Mil GI IL l. Bnrnci g. B.rr.en Nh ana Mrs Bar.
ay Ire v ,ir,,d " M '' N, i.s s Gar ~ o. w. ' Eom i
.t,cs. }ii-. Ceria. Miss Crrla 4 D. cegg Mr Mary L.
Gr1rr H. p.ieyol,c and iriant Master George D,bcyosc
lr M ana T. i' fn " rs Mr. ~ ana MINI, Mr.. T T. F. Farn infant and
sc'an Mr. am Nr J2ng5 t & Ni N M', d1 T'qe, srs: a.
urihlln Mia RicIaId Iainaun Master HOLMAN Ja-. f.
iS i @ = T. = ,tr, % " WI T. cIy fcnnman 9G E 'i rcsr 55
Peterson D. Ia7.n and Mrs; ). a. Paxton & i@grSnG t2
Eci ". II. kutty. ,ii*sJ n Roberts, Mr. aud Mrs JJhn
& r 4. =, iii, hobi = D. robinson Wm. H. shrster Capt
Aaron smith 20 Sa Mara = T.; 'sa'e@iot9i @ Ni,l''8 ~ -
SMITH N,,irr j. o. Smiih g. " Scoay James scoacd
ScGhcd ". ". spence, Irj JOS SWIM, Mr. ana
Mrs. e.. J.. smith, j. ". Smmolis. d. SyiNts-
ter Mr. and Ms IL :. Eduoloii anu hi'h Mar ,h"
Iorcs j. W. remnant W. L. T',lor ,ian I19gTnlia Mr. Mr.
". O. loWnlc' chii and mug ~ AMI ME- j. T. Taylor MISS
Al ~ - y 'i il,I ~ ia> 'if ~ ~ NJ M i ,r - Vn
ci~s lpi y W ~ NtIi' in%os nos 9Tl'i,i', Ha3 IHi
y, so.U, ,,,i'i., m l;-.it"@ @ ~ 1to,,bcri M
r. WHh!ns'. ,iH . w. W ,i , NJ ,
Msa'I,Igc 1n@ M' ME- ie n Eey Mr. and Mr.. Iq n
WrrT au"' Mr. ana Nrs a. ~ NllTiand and rad
N"IA'If III
Natf w, WiyHM' M z,, @ss rto J Wpcil
AaA aIr"n' salNa"r IL" Iuh',1i fuh,lo 4g Iun'lI'
M3i Master Ie],Hnahl imam nj % any Nj, - i S'f f,i ' NJ M
GI an t h' @ Itnes @i'S .cr - WnmarE TSoas. d.
J'nhlh, 1ohn J",r' W ',i, ,
youer, J"ii G ~ 10 - = -, t,' I' ~, ~ tr i,9.,,
lompe, ,ll' lit H"I III aI - ,, , NJ, tn,,.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-04

A Norwich man who went To the Black Hills
a year ago has that bo has been captured
by tae lndiaus and probably wi br unhlo 10 return for
- or 20 years His wife believes H. and is tryig
the Government 10 OrgaInzc expedition save hnl
from torture nud death WOmnn's confidence ia Msa
secms 10 lines Lcauiul 10 Doe exposed To the
criticism OF the world Norwich bulletin
An Exeter jury found Is man gully, and then
recommended hun To mercy because was not clearly
proved that be had committed the oensc charged gas
hia There less logic In their proceeding Than IN
tLat OF the Poole jury who. alLl0gli q prisoner con
fcssed himself guilty, yet acquitted hun bso use. TIE
foreman afterwards explained 10 the astonis ed Judge.
the prisoner was liar that they could not believe
hun.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-04
JUyE WORK or THE JUDGES.

The June term Of the courts the last before yac1-
t.o r. odav Thor, yii hc no general in Of
the courts. There viii regular circuits Of he So
rrons Court in which judges Barrett Potter ana Van hIn
viii preside Judge Dou0huc takes te Spehn Ieih ~ non
aud tu,- -hrr. VIII Chamber iu place of Judge Law
rn,r ro sex Judge Ncsthro' All rr"pcl iht I'm
when a .y lsci for several n'hii'' nI u!c 'Il' o
tbr ~irif ior : urG.09O l.ali=t Pctoc y. Swecny.
s,.u.fnr W.I 1f hcsi ny Jihlte e'h
f ana tAcr iId tcrIis by judge 9cdgwcS CheiJrsi'co
tur.I., aul Jui." -prh .,, g., III Ia.
u Ntf Ilncson and r three tlia terms bt Judge iIi
sra. j!i.t Justice Dty. aad Judg, j. 4. D1if .,,
THE tlrtr rial O. the harlo count VIII pe htu Nv
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