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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28

serait franchise, irlandaisc, romaine
OIL allemande.
Suuus CHRISTIAN ct Ameyicani.
EAmerique est lie pays de Ia Ii
bert1 de conscience ct de la libertc
religieuse.
Et lie st. Mary Jefferson College
moderne lie salt aussi bien que lie
vieux jefferson du gouverncnr Ro-
man, du president ingalls, du pro-
fesseur Crozet, du savant Beau
mont, du president Dugue, ct DIES
nombreux proteSSeurs qui ont eleve
intelligemment, m%oralement ct pa
triotlquemeut plusicurs generations
d'ilommes de cnur, de SAVIOR ct detol.
Et le modcrne sera Il Ia 1lauteur
du yieux.
QUAINT a la petit fGte musicale ct
littcraire de dimanche dcrnier, don
nee Ell l'honneur du digne president:
Bigot, nous rcpGtons qu'elle a etc
charmante.
SrbuStien, lie Martyr Romoin, a
etc bien .jorle. La musique du pro-
fcsSeur Blanchy a etc excellente.
La toule etait nombreuse ct ch0isie.
Enfn.-L'ami Pierrot, senateur
de notre district, s'est entin decide.
C'est un homme lie Ia derniere heure.
Adonc, [ami Pierrot est descendu
|de la barriere OH il perchait,-bar-
riere EN- pieux droits, pointus, peu
commOues ct resselnblant Quelque
peu au pal turc.
II etc prendre place au Senat
de Witt.
Ami lserrot, c'est I'm peu tard,
| bien que tarl yaille micuX que ia
mails.
Mails, Pierrot, etait.il done ncces-
saire que lie coz chantat trois fOis
pour que tn comprises que Pac-
kartl est Il n avcnturicr ct Nichols
un gentilllommes
QUAINT Il Simms, Dickerson ct Pau
tire, Qui sont moindre fretin, lis ont
egalement pretere la reddition vul-
SdllC ~ It HUH llC1 OlsluCs
Pour DemaS, senateur ci-l0-la, &C
rebate tres commun ct clown de bas
ttage, pardonnons-lui CONNIE Il ceux
qui he savent point &c quilts font.
Mails un reuple qui renverrait DIES
sires de cettc espece 4 la legislature,
ct DIES heros de &c genre, meriterait
les huees ct lie mepris public.
Doctem.-Le docteur Benjamin
Winchester, petit-tils de Honorable
Il. Winchester que les vieux de st.
Jacques ont bien connu ct estime,
Went sc fixer Il st. Jacques pour y
exercer sd profession.
lie docteur Il. Winchester est un
dipl0m6 de pUniversit6 lie St. Louis,
ct il a exerce pendant plusieurs an
neeS sa profession dams rIllinois.
PercepteWr.-Le p%ercepteur c. Mi
re Il pris possession de SOL Bureau
ala Maison de Cour.
Il Et son Bureau est ouyert tous les
jours, lie dimanche excepte, de 8 heu-
res a. NJ !; ; heures Z. M.
\ meryeille.
Morit5s, le 81 %courant, 4 r6glise
st. Jacques, par lie reverend Rousse,
Mademoiselle Nisida Gaudet ct NJ.
William p. Cagnolatti.
Marit;s, lie 2G courant, a Tglise
st. Michel, Mademoiselle Philomene
Pertuit ct NJ. L. Norbert Landry.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
tfMAltbg.
Esperance ct Souvenir.

ESpeIa1lcc CT souvenir.
Est-ce que lie printemps, Rose,
lie prlntemps qui SQUIRT,
Qui chante ct qui f%1errit,
Lie printemps qui sent Ia rose,
Qui SEINE seS chansDns
Et SEES fleurs aux buissons,
lie printcmps DIES chovrefeuilles,
Dcs lilas embaum6s
Eft DIES oiseaux aim6s
Qui font lcurs nids dams les feuilles,
Ne te. dit rien! Mails ii
Est charmant CONNIE Avril
On Mai, don't les t1eurs sont blanches
Et Pom entend par ci,i
Par la, partont, lei,
De dOux baisers dams les branches.
Eft les Embellishments,
Et les gazouillements,
Et les tant joyeux murmures
Dun petit monde allie,
Bruyant, ensorcel6,
Qui Sc poursuit Il ramures!
Pourquoi CO remuement
Et &c frissonnement3
Quel 6veil! C'est que Ia terre
Rajeunie ct les cieux,
Dams Pa,no,r r%adieux,
Accomplished un mystere.
Rose, belle d'ignorance,
Ma repondu: J'entcnds
Les chansons dn %printemps,
Et mon ceur dit Espe,ance.
IL
Eft tot, bonnie ct dOuce a7eule,
Grand'mere Il cheveux blancs,
Qui causes tOute seule,
Et don't les pas tremblants
Ont besoin du bras dc Rose,
Est-ce que lie printemps
Ma qu'un We'll air morose
Pour tes longs soixante ans?.
Grand'mere, par ia fen6tre
Ouverte sur les champs,
II Went, du ciel peut-6tre,
Des rayOns ct des chants.
Et, certes, tn dois entendre
Tout pres, a1x lilas verts,
Unc voix douce ct tenare
Qui ga3ouille des vers.
Eft Rose, Rose elle-m6me,
Aupres des %6glantiers
En- feurs, reve qu'on Paine,
Eft 10 croft volontiers.
Bien plus, bonnie ct douce aIeule,
yentends CONNIE des pas,
Eft Rose nest plus seule.-..
Mails ne lie disons pas.
3d.
Et la vieille ggrand'mere,
Sans me laisser tinir,
I, Ma r6pondu: Chimere,
Gu plut6t Souvenir.
J. G.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
NOUVELLIIS.


Vieur Mondc.-Guerre!!! Les Rus
SEES ont passe Ia trontiere roumalile.
lie Car lie vent pas cOnquerlr,
mails proteger, ditil.-La Crete VA
sc sOulever.-La France gardera
unes tricte Observation-Disclosures
PAutriche, rItalie ct rAngletelre,
mmees jusqu'aux dents, Sc propo-
sent dc faire CONNIE Ia France. On
vera. En- attendant, toutcs les hot-
ties de rEnrope sont dams la Medl-
terranee.-De Moltke, au parchment
allemand, sccoue IL ttte ct met la
main a la poignee de o sabre
lie gouvernemant Francois prize les
eveques d'6tre plus Gaines, ct ne
veut pas que les canons de rEglise
soient dies canons de guerre. Paul
de Cassagnac, de 0 cote, casseur
tl'assiettes ct ultramontain bonapar-
tiste, a de nouveau etc condamn6 i
<leux mois lie prison pour INJURIES
lie gouvernement espagnol a amnis-
tie les carlistcs, meme ceux qui sont
!: St. Jacques, Louisiane.-Le Pape
est bien ct he SQUIRE plus de son
lumbago.-Les Belges, de temps en-
temps ct d propos de religion, Sc bat
tent a coups de pierres. C'est moins
dangereuX qu'au canon.-Cholera
dams rInde, ct morbus.
N0ureaN Monde.-Hayes est d,
tent ct SQUIRT aux menaces de Blai-
ne ct du vieux Ben Wade. Car Ben
Wade est terriblement fache. Mails
Hayes sera Soutenu dams sa politi-
que lie moderation ct de Justice
La Caroline du Sud est calme COM
me avant la guerre.-D'autres pele-
rims, tgalement sans bourdons, sont
parts pour pItalie.-Hayes a donne
!: diner aux Grands Dues russes,
qui ont bon appetit.-Grant fait Ia
belle jambe 4 Washington, avec
Chandler, ct lis s'attendrissent inter
pocula.-Session extraordinaire, oui
. on mona Nescio.-Un oulagan a eau
sc DIES dommages i Galveston.-Des
troupes sc cOncentrent Il Laredo,
Texas, sur lie Rio Grande, ct ron sc
demande &c que celia signitie.-Diaz,
lie president mexicain, branle dams
le manche.
LOuisiane.-Boum, boum ct boum!
Canon de Renaissance de tous les
c6tes.-Les troupes ont evacu6 Ia
Nouvelle.O Orleans mardi. Packard
s'est 6vanoui CONNIE une ombre.
Antoine est rentre dams Ia vie price.
IH6tel st. Louis est propre. La
Chambre ct lie Senat, all grand COM
plet, apres avoir vote pressure i Pu-
namite-14O voix sur 153-pour le
JUICE Spotford CONNIE senateur DIES
Etats-U nis, won't %s'aiourner sine
die. Excellent choix. Mails compre-
nervous les electeurs de Kellogg
votant pour Spofford! Tristes far
ceurs!-La Legislature, avant de
s'ajourner, a e%galement jete quel-
ques dollars de piti6 ct d'aum6ne
aux ex-metropolitains lie feu Pac-
kard.-La paix regne partout, la
confiance est absolute, la joie est s'l-
preme.-Nicholls est gouyerneur!-
Mails le prix de Ia farine hausse.
Fante a Ia guerre d'Orient. Eft les
Louisianais ,en hommes sages, feront
bien de planter force mails, feves,
patates ct autres Objects ]n6cessaires
a la vie. QUAINT 4 ceux qui rodent
aux villes, f1aneurs de la politique,
du vagabondage ct de la paresse,
qufls retournent aux champs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28

n. B-Apartir de ce jour tout le STOCK
sera positivement vendu ANS 6gard au. prix
contant, surtout les marchandises seches,
ain d'effectuer Replacement Ia LIQUIDATION.
II ay. TIL
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
C1 C%ontinuer.)

DECIDE. mcrcrcdi dernier, Is courant. y
lagc de > mois ct douze jours, EUGENE
F.lrEL. fills de Henry Feitel ct de dame
Sarah Joseph.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
DIR. BENJAMI\ ESTER.
AT j. BILLION,
Right Bank, St. m
Avis aux PIanteurS Sucriers.

Jai l'honnenr d%'annoncer a mes amis
de la campagne ct ~ habitants s%ncriers
en- general que je suis maintenant Ell me-
snre de m'occuper d'affaires CONNIE
Facteur de sncre ct DIES affG;,ires de Com
mission. sur II granae 6chelIe. ct je
NJ 'empresse de Ieur offrir mes services.
De> avances liberales seront faites sur
les reco!tes.
To"te correspondence recevra reponse
immediate.
LEON GODCHAUX,
81 ct So Rue du Canal,
II fe NouvelIe-OrIeans
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28
AYAN0Bo
Q~'o,s Sc le disc!
C 0 m p t a N
Depuis plusieurs annEes J. Teissier
n'achete scs m~archandises que pour du

ct est pour co fait q meme de defer toute
CONCURRENCE LOYALE.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-04-28

ANc1 W oCS AN $kI-A dllCs IL ' CC{l
brilliant, insouciant ct sceptique-- Mails
ulf jour, Dieu SO lassa ct, tandis que Posff~
ce saint appelait les tideles a PEglise, tan,
dis que les 6tudiants Sc liyra,lt aux cris
ct aux jeux, lie 6 mars 1912, .jotf de diman-
che, sur les 10 heures du matin environ, le
cri: An feu! au feu!.---
"Les peres maristes puritierent par Peau
b6nite Patience de 1852. LIE lyc6e uni
versitaire devenait une residence dc paix,
dc labeur intellectual ct de priere."
Mails pauteur du petit livre vert,
nouveau ct tres pieux, sill salt quel-
que chose du pays ct DIES hommes
don't il parle, ne peut ignorer que
les eleves du vieux College Jeffer~
son, qui sont DIES hon,mes, des patyi-
otes ct DIES chr6tiens, sont precise
ment ceux qui envoient leurs fills all
st. Mary Jefferson College.
Qui veut trop prouver ne prouve
rlen, ct lie zele, solvent, est encore |
plus une maladresse qu'autre chose.
Mails passions. LIE College st. Ma
jefferson ma pas d repondre de
tout &c qu'on peut penser, dire ct
publier sur lui, pour lui on contre
lui. Sa devise, CONNIE celle DIES Je-
suites du Grand Coteau, doit etre
Dec ct pGtri9.
Car les Louisianais, qui sont Anne
ricains ct chretiens, ont un Dieu ct
une Patyie, I'M Dieu chretien ct une
Patrie d6mocratique. LIE drapeaw a
sa place d cote de la banni6re. Et nous
ne persons pas, non plus, quill con-
de bonner aux enfants de
cette Amerique une education qui
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
Lime for the Record.

We are "a. pilgrims 10 better .an1r
And 81. have s0TJw5 and ca-f.
Then Ienl TO each other % helping
hand,
And you'll be the happier when
there.
BE hiud and gentle, be loving and
true.
To all that YOU meet as You 20;
Ia sorrow ifkiH4 word were spoken
90 vou,
]. would tighten the burden, You
know.
Ah, little we think OF the good tia.
vii. come
From one title cheerful Uord;
Though not even noticed on eartG
bv some,
Tn heaven fl is ever heard.
The angry, harsh words so often let
slip,
Ma~ cause s9meIovcd one toroam.
E. weu only le. kind words come
from rh. Dip,
#e4ay lead some wanlarar home.
rbepoor, I..deornhmns we often see,
Let's not forget them, pray;
For many that are dearrou may be
So soon Us trieaI'.-s a> they.
T.. we 41 our .u.~ while we may,
When we're ca ed TO the home o.
the h.ust
#e'u -m.ia as our spirit soar, away
To find the promised rest.
As life q, best is but q span,
Let's work FIR the Savior now;
rhm happy around Gods throne
Ee.l stand,
With so diaiau on our BROW
And all our loved one, We will meet.
Who long have gone before;
Kind friends still coming, too, we'll
greet,
To part, oh, never more.
T. Z. S,
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
Portable Fence.

The undersigned has a county
right for Sharp and Lawrence
counties for the best portable
fence that has ever been before
the public. Itis cheap, simple
and durable, and can beremorel
from one place to another in q
very short time. Twill sell either
townshipor farm virgins, cheap.
for wheat corn, oats, bacon.
lard, or young stock. Persons
wishing To purchase can see the
model at Office of the SHARP
Go. RECORD. or at Shal1's Saw
MIL ASA.D. WADE.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
TO WOOL AND COTTOE
2SZEG SHElEs%:

I have charge Of the Sharp
Saw Mil, Planning Machine.
Wool Carding Machine, and
Cotton Gin, all Of which are in
the very best condition that
machinery can be placed in. |
have Il very large assortment Of
G00d Dry Lumber
On the yard. either dressed or
undressed. l will take in eX-
change for lumber or cardiug.
wheat, bacon and lard, delivered
at the mill, and will allow for
wheat, 81 per bushel; bacon and
lard, 10 cents per pound.
| have also q good assortment
of Jeans, Liusevs. FlannpIs.
Shawls, Blankets. Spun Yarns,
&c., which | will exchange for
wool or cotton.
l expect to use my best effort
to give general satisfaction in
ginning this season, aadin order
TO do so, | request everybody 70
take some care IN handling the
cotton as they gatherit. Be sure
TO keep your cotton dry, and
You shall have good work
You viii ind l[r. W. VI. San
ders on hand at all times. ready
to attend to any business.
ASA D. WADE.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
News and Noica.

.Iost north, this week.
Yellow fever has broke ont DO
Hunaudiua. Florida, and many
of the citizens have removed for
safety.
The opening Of the $. Louis
Fai,-Ez1ositiol, on the 10th
f.-t. was O. grand affair The
myr.--iol which pua.ed Oh.
Streets was orureighJmiies long.
and represented all the trades
manufacturers udIaTgemereau-
tile houses I'm the city.
A wevayear old boy named
Speed. %. 1rcoIa, I.I., attempted
10 l..udIa d fire with coal OIL a
few days since. The can eEp.ot-
.3. a~ usual. setting fire TO and
burning down the house with
.lo hoy I'm it.
The Russians have again been
defeated I'm their attack upon
the Turks st Fleyna. with q loss
reported to exceed eight .nou-
sand killed and wounded The
timooG .heirreaohiug CONSTANT
monte now seems to be fariu the
DIM future.
Frank Leslie, publisher Of
several newspapers and maga-
zines in New York City, has
failed financially. 1t IS said thai
arrangements will be made for
the continuation ofhiSnumerous
publications. Speculatingin real
estate caused his failure.
A man named Davis com
menccd bee culture three years
AGO with two hives. in Shreve-
port. Louisiana, He now has
seventy,fve hives, and his sales
OF honey this year will net him
$4,000.
Mrs. Ellen Foster, a woman
lawyer of Clinton, Iowa, has
been appointed by the district
court one Of the committee to
eZamine candidates for admis-
sion to the bar. 1t is safe to say
hat no woman ever held such
IN office as that before.
During the ifty-eight years
that have passed since American
odd Fellowship was established,
over SG0,O00,O0O have been col
-acted, Of which upwards OF
s22,O00.0OO have been expended
for the relief Of those entitled &C.
It. Some 100000 brothers have
been aided.
Brigham Young be4Ueathed
all his property to .Ae members
Of his family, and gave nothing
to the so-caIled church Of which
he was leader His estate. val
ued at from four to six millions.
is to be equally distributed
among his numerous wives and
children. John Taylor succeeds
Brigham as president Of the
Mormon church, until a new
PRESIDENT is elected Taylor was
Shot at Nauroo at the tine 10.
Smith was killed. and is a bitter
and bigoted religious fanatic.
The striking coal miners have
created considerable disturb
auce among the farmers in the
Vicinity of Wi,kesbaue. Pa.
for some time past. Being out
of employment and destitute.
they make raids into the couu-
try and demand provisions, etc.,
.ad ifreiused, 5heT proceed TO
take them by force. Complaints
have been ma3eto the Governor.
who will furnish troops to pro-
rect the farmers and their
property.
Mrs. Morris, a woman Justice
the peace in Wyoming Teri
tory. recently presided ina case
Of soan3alous character, Wherein
her husband was defendants She
sentenced njm to be hanged by
the neck until dead, and was
anxious to have tbe S.Y+pun.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
ROBERT GRl
Saddle and Ia.
AND
= . = = & = !
W8E{E EAETL 1I
EVENING SHADE.

\ supply Of saddles,
halteIs. harness and ham
lures. saddle-pochets, w-
constantly on hand. an
to order.
Orders promptly fill
all work gQar&nteedto g1
faction
Hides, peluies, fUrs, b
talI0w and wheat taken
change for work or good
Shop east end Of Mai
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
q 00DEL1 & FTLLS0E
Druggists G. { or9c3r5.

Keep constantly on hand full
and well selected stock Of pure
Drugs, Chemicals,
Proprietary medicines and toilet
articles. Also. an assortment of
choice
Family and Faacy Gyoceriea.
Pure whisSeys, wines, Gin and
bran5ies. de-. de-. which thew
offer to the public for cash. at
prices corresponding with the
times.
VIII buy such country pro-
duee as they may need. Also.
some Of the many medical roots.
barks, seeds, de-. that are grow
ing spontaneously over the coun-
ry, if delivered in good condi-
ti0n.
Remember the stand. at the
Porter d Huddeston BUILDING,
south side Main Street, Evening
Ark.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
a-=77 - -He=.= 90 -H 80 81.
s ~ q. sl---a- 7-a .-l147- = Oh - 4 i
EVENING SHADE

are constantly receirl
from st. Louis, Loaisy.
New York, and wi.. con
keep everything in .aeir
people may dGsl-a
Plies as L1le rs Hs
and terms liberal. T
iear-r to give entire sa.
TO all.
Come and see MS and
our goods before pu
elsewhere.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
Terms Of 5HjscTigh0a-I
UIepsjd;

DAILY, by mail, &l2 pc.
Sunday edition, -.
TRI-WEEkLy, by mall
year.
WEChLY, by mail. 3 Pc.
three copies, s.; five copI
ten copies. ID.
Remit by money ord
registered letter. Give ?.
dress in full including D.
State and county.
Address Csc. knapp
st. Louis, No.
PostmastegS and Others
IS agents for the R7bn
may retain 10 per cent
subscriptions, end add
copies At club rates al.
club is formed.
GaperS not Sent nnIe,
for In advance, and 2iScoD
AT the end Of time paid 70
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
r. ID. Williams,
DEALER IN
General Merchandise
And
FARM s9IPE4si5aE4Na -,
South Side Main Street,
EVENING SHADE, ARK.
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
EVENING SHADE, ARK.

HAVING had sixteen years eZ-
nerielce i'm the mercantile bust
ness. I Harter myself that l
know the wants Of the people,
and will at aiiGmes sella5 good
good at O., low prices. as can
he had in this portion Of AIEan-
sas. Nv assistant, Mr.. j. R.
s-ercalt is always ready and
w-I.iua o 80 lis part.
Thankful TO my many friends
for the .5e-a. patronage here
t0f0ra extended. I hope TO merit
and receive a liberal share III
the future. Respectfully,
=. d WILLIAMS.
Sharp County record., 1877-09-21
A CARD.

DjC. SAN II i. BRO WV.
having retired from the general
practice Of medicine, Oh account
Of i'll health, will hereafter de-
vote his entIa attention to the
PRESCRIPTION PRACTICE.
He assures his old patrons that
his long experience with the
diseases Of the country enables
him to prescribe successfully in
most all cases. without seeing
the patient. He can always be
found at his Drug Store. south
side Main Street, Evening Shade.
Ark. where he viii be pleased
to meet his old friends.
The Doctor win constantly
keep on hand d general stock Of
fresh. pure Drugs and Medicines,
dye stufs, candies, liquors,
sugar and coffee, stationery. and
in fact everything usually kept
in a frs5-class country drue
store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-11
vanderbIIs's win.

New YORK, July 7.-Judge Dono.
hue has given q decision on the mo.
ton made by counsel for the defend
ant in the suit Of Cornelius Wander
bilt vs.. VIM. III Vanderbilt. The
motion was to strike out as redund.
ant the causes OF action, which ere
substantially the same as the first
also the paragraph as to the value OF
the estate. He said that the con
tract SET up is the payment Of one
million dollars, for Withdrawing the
objections of the plaintiff to the proof
OF the will mentioned, that but one
contract is intended TO set out, al
though made with different parties.
Under the circumstances good plead
ing would seem TO require but one
statement of the cause of action. All
these facts of the last two statements
may be proven 10 evidence under the
first. As to that part, defendants
motion is granted. As to the state
ment Of the amount CT the estate It
seems t. me that il is material to the
plaintiffs case to show the value OF
the estate. AS to that, the motion is
denied, according 10 compliments
promise to pay 81, 200, 900 made on
March 18th last. The plaintiff &C
cordingly withdrew his opposition,
but no part of the money has been
maid.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-11
Murder In sharon.

The village CT Sharon. Mercer
county was shocked on Thursday
morning by the death Of w. W. Me.
Gilvray, q prominent citizen, and
proprietor Of q foundry and machine
shop in the town, death having re-
suited from q blow given by Richard
Bell, an esiimable young man OF
Sharon. IL seems that on Tuesday
evening Mr.. W. C. Bell, the father
Of the young man, was driving, and
Mr.. MeGilvray's wife was driving in
a phaeton. Her horse took fright at
Bells team and ran away. Mr.. Nc
Gilvray, who is reported to have
been drinking, took umb. age at the
occurrence, aud severely beat Mr..
Bell, when Richard, the son, hear
log OF the assault on his father, un-
dertook to avenge him, but finding
himself ov.rmatched retreated into
a store anl selling Il Two pound
weight struck McGilvray on the TEN.
pie, the blow resulting in death as
before stated. NJ. McGilvray for
merly did business Ia Allegheny city,
and vas well known 10 this section.
Mr.. Bell is brother Of Mr.. w.
Daigbt Bell, of the Masonic Bank,
in this city. Ii il a eculiarIy sad af-
fair.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-11
Crime I'm Kentucky.

CINCINNATI, July "a horrible
crime has just been revealed in Lew
is county, Kentucky. A man named
Roberts, living on o farm a few miles
from Yanceburg, had taken a white
boy, some ten or eleven years old, to
raise. Last September the hey dis
appeared. and Roberts asserted be
had run away. Lately a colored boy
in the employ of Roberts asserted be
had something to tell if protection
was promised him, and on receiving
q guarantee, conducted persons to
the spat where the skeleton OF the
missing boy was found. Roberts
was arrested aud taken to the Vance
burg Jail, where he is guarded by a
posse Of police Of forty men, but cili-
zens were organizing at last accounts
threatening to lynch him tonight.
He is reported as being a man guilty
of other crimes. The reason assign
ed for killing the boy was that he
feared the boy would expose him to
prosecution.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-11

LANCASTER. Pa, July 5-This
esening as J. w. NJ. Geist, editor of
the Neao . ra. of this city. was going
home q. C. Halde m IN siep; ed (. ON
the Leopard house and struck him
across the face and shoulders with a
cowhide. As Mr.. Geist Stepped
backward, james Il. Young, an &C.
complete Of Haldern.an's, attacked
Geist with another cowhide. inhict-
ing rspid blows. A crowd by this
tirie bad gathered and protected Mr..
Geist from further violence. The as
~sailants we're promptly arrested and
gave The required bail The sff.ir
has created an immense excitement.
The circumstances Leading to the
ASA alt were that a number of arti-
cles, published in the Ne,g Era re-
Gently, commented on the conduct of
a number of young men and ladies OF
Columbia, this county. among whom
were the sssailan,s Of the editor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-07-11
Death by Lightning.

MEADyILLE. Pa July 5-During
a heavy storm, about one o'clock to-
day. the lightning struck a shade tree
in the corndeld Of George W. Miller,
one mile east Of this city. under
which his son, George Miller. Jr.,
aged sixteen, bad taken shelter.
Young Miller was killed Instantly
There were two marks on his face
and q near the heart, where The
fatal bolt bad done its work.