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this girl, pointing to buxom young
iady,) passed them off to strangers as
twins. A few days after receiving the
child | went visiting where | knew there
would be several OF the other children
so dressed the baby in the same clothes
It bad on when it was brought to me-
washing the blood OF from them as well
as could just to see if any of the other
children would recognize it. Shortly
after nv arrival, a little girl, five or six
years of age, came siding up to me, and
looking timidly around 10 see that no
one observed her, whispered in my ear.
THAT tUGs my mgmma's baby"
Even after the lapse of Is or 10 wears,
the old lady could not tell the circum.
stance without crying as if her heart
would break. Her husband was the
first participator to turn states evidence.
3 The property of the murdered people
was divided amongst the faithful. and
everything went on as before. Not till
a year was it known that white men
were ut ali connected with the massacre.
A government agent, sent out to gather
up the children, learned from one OF
them that it was aOhite men. not Indians,
who were guilty OF the slaughter, and
repairing to the scene with company of
cavalry, found the plain strewn with the
bodies of the victims, with bullet holes
through the heads of most of them, and
the flesh torn from their bones by wolves
and vultures.
The remains were given Christian
burial, a thing that had been refused
them by the Saints of God, and a large
cross erected over the grave, bearing the
inscription vengeance is mine and
'willgrepay, saith the Lord" This was af-
terward torn down by the Mormons, the
leaders remarking that 1t should read,
Vengeance is mine and 1 haze repaid,
saith the Lord"
After the passage of the Poland bill
and the establishment of competent
courts of jurisdiction, indictments were
found against a number of the active par
Elephants in the slaughter, and John ID.
Lee, the leader, was arrested. lie was
tried at the July term, 1875. of the
Second Judicial District court of Utah
Territory, at which trial the jury disa
greed. At the September term, 1876, of
the said court, he was again tried, was
convicted, and sentenced tC be executed
on January 26, 1877. The condemned
criminal in Utah has the choice of beng
beheaded hanged, or shot. Lee chose
the latter. A stay of execution was
granted pending an appeal to the Sa-
premeCourt OF the territory. Yesterday
the Supreme Court Unanimously affirmed
the order of the court below and remand
ed the case to the Second District couIt
TO fix a day for the execution of the SEN
tence.
So that at last it seems as if the blood
of the murdered emigrants that has so
long cried up to heaven for retributiOn
is about to be avenged, but this trial, con-
viction and execution of the Butcher
Lee will be but the beginning OF the
end" BURTON.
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THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD.

The rinderpest is spreading in Eng
land.
Russia is reported to have called or
Persia for aid in case of war.
On the night of Feb. 10Th, 80 vessels
with their crews were lost in the gale on
the English coast.
Ten thousand men are at work on the
buildings or the great Paris exposition.
The foundations are nearly complete.
It whispered among the women in
| the White House that another little Sar-
tor is is coming-will be here in April.
The bill for an appropriation TO fit out
an expedition to the arctic regions was
ordered printed in the Senate last week.
1t is reported that en- observatory, for
astronomical and L chronological observa-
tons, is to be erected on the top of Mt.
Etna.
The President has signed the Baltimore
act tc encourage and promote telegraplic
communication between America and
Europe.
Nj. Outrey, the newly accredited minis
ter of France to the United States, pre-
sented his credentials to the President
last week Friday
The Senate has passed A bill appropri-
ating $250,000 for the erecting of a muse
um tor the permanent exhibition of the
Centennial Exposition curiosities at
Washington.
The Senate Friday last week confirmed
the nomination of + NJ Marble. of MicI-
igan, to be examiner-in-chief of the pat
eEt Office; and A. w. Maitland to be post
master at ,Negaunee, Mich.
A Rome dispatch says the Pope has
submitted all controversial questions in
the Catholic European states to the Car
dinals, in order that they may indicate
those upon which it would be possible to
come 10 terms.
The Clerk of the House has received tie
certificate of all the members of Congress
except 70. The papers in two contested
cases have also been received. and it is
known unoificially that there will be 10
OF these cases. trE
Congressman Belford, of Colorado,
says. in creating thecommission the DEM
ocratic party played the Tole of the eOrnel,
1t exhausted its head in forming its tail,
and now that the tail don't way to suit it,
some of them would like to cut it off.
Many of the Pennsy lvania miners are
leaving the mines to seek employment in
other sections of the country. Some han e
gone TO Texas, others have gone TO West
Virginia, Kentucky. etc. and few hay e
started for the Black Hills.
: Patrick j. Kennedy, of louisiana, on
February 23d testified before the House
committee to having sought TO induce cSr-
tain members of the Packard Legislatu e
to come over to the Nichols body Tor 10
days, offering them their per diem ana
mileage, or 500 each. Only one. how
ever, came over. and he was Il poor man.
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NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
s<CvE HIM A LIFr.-


Give him n 1;ftr Don't kneel in prayer
Nor moralize with his despair
The man is down, and his great need
Is ready help, not prayer and creed.
IT'S time, when the wounds are washed and
healed
That the Christly motives be revealed;
Ruf now whatever the spirit may be,
Mere words are but mockery.
One grain of aid just now is more
To him than tones Of sanity lore.
Pray, ii you must. In your full heart;
But give him lift give him starti
The world is full Of good advice,
OF prayer, of praise, Of preaching nice;
But the generous souls who aid mankind
Are scarce as gold and hard to find.
Give Ike a Christlan-speak IN deeds;
A noble life's the best of creeds,
And he shall wear royal crown
Who gives 'em a lift when they are do"n-
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One of Mr.. Lincoln,s Jokes.

The Hon. Sidney Breese, the Hon. John
ID. Cation, and the Hon. o. G. Skinner
formed many years ago the Supreme
Court or Illinois; and one day. while
talking together, discovered that all three
were natives of Oneida county, state of
New York. They were discussing this
curious coincidence when Mr.. Lincoln
entered the room, and they mentioned it
to him. Said Judge Cation: '.Lincoln,
we have discovered the singular fact that
We three judges are all natives of the
same state and the same county," Mr
Lincoln was feeling rather sore over an
adverse decision the court had made a
day or two previous in a case of his, and
MS maj response was made in pleasant
sarcastic reference to that decision. .'Ah!"
said Lincoln, 'and what state and county
was that?" State of New York and
Oneida county" responded Judge Skim
ner. 'Oh. well,' said Lincoln, ssthat ae-
counts for it. | always thought this was
a Oneided court.n
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What His Visits Were Like.

"Your visits remind me OF the growth
of successful newspaper" said Uncle
Jabez, leaning his chin on his cane and
glancing on William Henry, who was
sweet on Angelica.
.'Why so 2" inquired William Henry.
s.WelI, they commenced on weekly,
grew to be a tri-weekly, and have be-
come daily, with a Sunday supplement"
YES" said William Henry, bracing
up, .sand after.we are married, we will
issue an extra
"Sh-h," said Angelica, and then they
Went out for 4 STROLL"
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Circular Saw. Mills.

All kinds of Stave Machinery and Drag Saw
particularly adapted for shinglc mill use.
Address all enquiries and orders TO
CHARLES MERRITT.
GenlAg't for Michigan, Battle Greek, Mich. 4
tnolttJ
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MORTG AGE SALE-Default having been
INI made In the conditions of certain
mortgage bearing date. October both, A. ID.
1878, made and executed by Elem p Spiller
wife of Joseph u. Spiller, OF Dheboygan village
county of Cheboygan. and state of Michigan to { .
Kirchberg. George WHITEWATER and James j.
Keenan,, comprising the firm of Kirchberg, Win
terbalter and Keenan,, of the city of Detroit Wayne
county, state of Michigan. and recorded In the
Office o. the Register of Deeds for heboygan
county. Michigan, in Liber of mortgages on pages
532 and 533 on the LIST day of November A. d. Is A.
upon which mortgage there is claimed to be due to
the said kirchberg. Win erhalter and Kee an lat the
date hereof the sum of six hundred and fity-eight
7510O S65S 75 dollars and the interest thereon at
the rate OF ten per cent per annum from the Both
day OF october, A. ~ Is D. together with an attor-
ney fee of fifty dollars $780, provided for in said
mortgage should any proceedings be taken to fore
close the same. And no preceding having been
taken either in law equity to recover the amount
due on said mortgage; therefore notice is hereby
given that by virtue of the power of sale in said
mortgage contained, and of the statutes in such
cises made and provided. on Monday the 18th day
OF February, A d. 1871 ut ten O'Clock in the fore
noon OF that day, at the front door of the court
house, in the village and county of Cheboygan and
state of Michiga THAT being the building which
the circuit court for the county of Cheboygan is
he d., there will be sold at public auction 10 L @
highest bidder the premises described in said
mortgage, CT so much thereof may be necessary
~ satisfy tic amount then due upon said mortgage
Tor principal, interest and cost and expenses allow
ed by law. together with said attorney fee of $50.
sid premises being described follows, to-wit:
al those Certain pieces or par
cells of land lying and being situate IN
the village of Cheboygan, county of Cheboygan,
and state of Michigan and described "a follows to
wit lots number one GU a d two t2l, in block two
~ In what Is known as x. Patterson addition to
the village of Cheboygan, according t. plat there
Of on file in the Register of Deeds office for said
county of Cheboygaa. -
Dated Cheboygan. December LIST, 1876.
c. KIRCHBERG
GEORGE WINTERHALTER,
JAMES j. KEENAN,.
-. Mortpapees
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CT To GHn per day at home Samples
Do QzU worth 81 free. STINsoN & Co.,
Portland, Name.
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The Pcdigree of words.

| A study of the pedigree of MANY words
which are in daily use would prove more
fascinating than any other kind of mental
recreation. Trench, in his little work on
the Study of Words" has done much to
cultivate the taste for.this kind OF invest
| igatiOn; but he made only beginning.
The field is ineXhaustible.
| "Jetn derives its name from the Gagates
river of Lycia. where was found the
black stone which the French call gagate.
or TACT, which we abbreviate into jet.
Pamphylla, Greek lady. who CON-
piled history of the world in thirty-five
little books. has given her name to the
pamphlet"
Punch and Judy" are the relics of an
ancient mystery play, i'm which the actors
were Pontious PLATE and Judas Iscar-
lot.
"Dollar' is from German thaler, which
is derived from Thai. the valley fJoach-
i'm, in Bohemia, where the silver works
were situated that made this coin. !.
-Bigot" is from Visigoth, in which the
fierce and intolerant Arianism of the Wis
igoth conqueror of Spain has been hand
ed down TO infamy.
.Humbagn is from Hamburg "a piece
of Hamburg news" was in Germany a
proverbial expression for false political
rumorS.
..Exhort" and ''yeast" are from the same
root, which signifies something boiling
OF Oyerdowing. 4
'sG;ls" and gust" have the same parent
age.
Blue Jeans Williams" probably does
not know that the fabric from which he
gets his name was originally made by
Moos, and Jaen, in Spain.
.Gauze" derives its name from GAIA,
where it was first made.
Damask silk was first made at Damas-
Gus.
The word s.panic" has curious origin.
According to Herodotus the god Pan was
supposed to have assisted the Greeks at
the battle of Marathon, 400 b. c., strik-
ing such a terror into the Persian hosts
that they fled to their ships in perfect
dismay. From that time the Greek term
pan ilton was used TO describe unreason-
able or sudden or overp0wering fear.
"Tabby-cat" is all unconscious that bel
name is derived from Atab, famous
street in Bagdad, inhabited by the manu-
features OF silken stuff called Atabi oul
taffety the wavy markings of the water
Gu SILKS TCoculDliuS pussy Codb'
''Old Scratch" is the demon Skratti
who still survives in the superstitions OF
Northern Europe. 968r4 g19y
.sOld Nick" is none other than Nillr, the
dangerous water demon of Scandinavian
legend.
In the phrase deuce take it, the deity
riw still continued to be invoked. LII
his book De Civitate Dei' Augustine
speaks of "quesdam da mones dasios Call
nuncupant."
The Lemon takes It's name from the city
of Lima.
Loadstone is corrupted translation Of
Lydius ldpis, the stone of LYDIA.
The word money reminds us that the
coinage OF the Romans was struck at the
temple of Juno Morieta, the goddess OF
COUNSEL SLIT frf t1tlft ET
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MORTGAGE SALE -Default having been
lYl made in the conditions of q certain mort
gage. whereby the power therein contaiuea to
sell has become operative.l executed by Edward
A. Franks end Mary Q. Franks, his wife, of The
village ana county Of Mackinac. state of N,ichi-
gan, TO Luther s Trow bridge, Of the city OF De-
dated the 10Th day of October. A. ID. eighteen
IN the Office Of the Register of
the state of Michigan, in Liber g of mortgages,
on wages $50 and 25l, upon which mortgage there
is claimed to be due, at the date OF this notice.
the sum of seven hundred and thirty-two 79-i00
dollars, (S732 79-l0c 81 no suit or proceedings
at law having been instituted TO recover any part
thereof, notice is therefore hereby given that on
Tuesday, the fifteenth day or May next at one
o'clock IN the afternoon shall sell at public
auction, 70 the highest bidder, lsae TO take place
az the front door of the Mackinac county circuit
court house, in the village of Macknac), the
premises contained in such MORTGAGE Tor so
much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy the
amount now Que on such mortgage with ten per
cent. interest, and legal costs, together with an
attorney fee of forty lS40l dollars, covenarted
for therein that is to say the following piece or
parcel of land situate on the island Of Mackinac,
in mackinac county, Michigan, VIZ: Lots number
six t6l and seven "a, of Edward A. Franks sub
division OF the Mission House park recorded in
the office of the Register of Deeds for the county
OF Mackinac, and state of Michigan.
Dated Detroit, February IL, A ID 1871
LUTHER s. TROWBRIDGE,
FRED II. SIBLEY. Mcrtgagee
Attorney for Mortgage. 32-l3t
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
TIE TURKISH PARLIAMENT.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The Department of
State has received dispatch from the United States
Minister at Constantine e giving account OF the ad
journment the 3oth OF June, after three months
sion of the First General Assembly, which called
der tie new constitution. Much disappointment
felt by those friends Of Turkey who had built great
pectaons upon the Constitution at the meagre
suits thus far realized, and expressions TO tlat ef
feet were freely INDUCED in The LerdR Herald,
which had been most pronounced in the vmdication
OF the Sublime Porte, contained in its issue of June
10 a very able and article in dsparagement
OF the abors Of the General Assembly dcnouncng the
parties responsible for the netciency Of that body AMI
giving general review Of the which operated TO
produce the ineGcicncy This article drew down the
censurc Ofthe Director Of the Press upon The Hrad and
in two days after it suppressed The Herald was
published in French and English Whether the General
Assembly viii meet again in November, according the
Constitution, will depend probably on the eOnrse Of
events
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

HALIFAX. N s.. sept The yacht Palmer from
Labrador Tor NewYork arrived today at Grace Bay cape
Breton
Boston. Sept. 2.-James ". Walsh, of BROOKLYN.
Y while rowing sngo scul boat on the CHARLES River
to-day fell into the water and was drowned His Doay was
recovered.
NoRRIsTowN, Penn, Sept. 2,-Wahlen, who is
confined the murder OF young loehne AZ lin station
as Autumn refused to take food OF kind Tor uyedaye
and declares he will staryo himself 10 death
SAN Francisco. Cal, Sept. 2.-The grand jury
has indicted NJ Pnuey two two charges OF obtaining
money false pretenoes and has ignored twelve present
mcnts for the same offence and nine I0f forgery.
HALIFAX. n. &, Sept. Last night two men
named Mcleod aud Ferguson were shot by Archibald Bant
ler while trying 30 roo the later dairy Ferguson was
Killed sud Mcleod badly wounded. Bantier WA arrested
BosToN. Mass, Sept 2.-The Associated Rubber
Shoe COnpanies have neaTiy completed definite
nen. FOR holding tlldc sale Of their goods In this
civ next October which goods 10 Tho yalue Of SS,OOOOOO
will be disposed of.
RICHMOND. Va, Sept 2.-'lhe trial Of Louisa Law
son Harnsonburg Va eonciued yesterday she was
found guilty accessory before the fact Of murder In
the rst degree the kig a her husband David O. Law
son IN the Of East Rockn CHAM County In March,
1875 The tTa has occupied the attention OF the County
since last Monday bsotnoe has not YET oesn
pronounced.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, Sept. 1.-Captain General Joyellar
has returned to Havana from the interior
LONDON Sept. IA strike Of 10000 cotton
operatives began at Bolton Yesterday.
LONDON, Sept. 1.-Elas Gaskel, a cotton
spinner Of Meor, has failed His liabilities estimated
at 100000.
LONDON, Sept. 2.-1he Standard announces
that F. f. Field & Co.. Bankers OF Frankfort, have
pended payment Their liabilities estimated at
100000.
TOR0NTO, Sept. IA Lacrosse match for
the championship Of the world played here to-day
between the shamrooks Of Montreal and the Athletics Of
Toronto The game played according to the English
rules the club having most games at the end Of two
hours declared winner. The match by the
shamrOcks, to l.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
RETURN or A MISSING LAWYER.

SEDALIA, No, Sept. 2.-Ihe Sed1da Demo-
erat contains the following:
The public will remember that In May, 1916 the Hon.
s s. Burdett L. ; Commissioner OF the General Land
Office suddenly disappeared, and Notwithstanding a
most thorough search nothing OF his whereabouts cOud
be learned. Tho last that seen Of him IN tho
AstOr House, kcw-York, where he had considerable
money and Jewels on his person. Yesterday well
dressed. distinguished looking man with and
face. observed pacing up aud dO9n on Fourth
st. acting strangely aud watching the buildings closely.
Finally he entered the house 0f Lawyer L. j. smith, and
approaching Mrs. smith inquired, DO you know
Who l am ." She replied In the negative. lie
then said, 81 am s. ;. Burdett 70 ard 30 he
proved TO be. He appeared 20 be deranged, and
did know. his intellect evidently clOuded, aud
his mind wandered. he appeared indifferent upon tho
subject OF his family Mr. smith, at whose house hs
stopped was hs former law partner He left last nigho
for Appleton city, Mo-. where ne would be mot by hs
family VINO reside Oseeoa. IL appears family had
discovered bis Whereabouts, and sent him funds 10
turn II is Thought the presence OF hs fanny aud proper
treatment will restore his reason-
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
CHARLEY Ross.
A CHILD RESEMBLING TIE LOST BOY RETURNED TO
PHILADELPHIA.

CHILD RESEMBLING THE LOST BOY RETURNED TO
PHILADELPHIA.
Pm ADELPHIA, Penn, Sept. 2.-Sheriif COf-
An of sprngeld Ohio arrived last night accompanied
m ,r Perry Bechtel having in charge little Gus Lover
inc who resembles the long lost Charlie Ross. The par
y were beseged at the depot by eager crowd anxious
70 ace the boy This morning. about IL o'clock Sheriff
Coffin aud Perry Bechtel visited Mr. Rossin Germantown
Peope came in from the country in ali directions to sec
the boy The child taken into the presence Of Mrs.
Ross and her children, all Of whom failed to
recognize him. Mrs. Ross says he Is not her boy
although he resembles Charlie, his eyes being like his
r thai his wrists too large and he is too Wdc be-
rveen the check bones The little fellow was very much
orred and ycxed by the curious attention OF the crowd
d t ore time became stubborn that the Sheriff was
obliged to carry him awGy and plead with him Tor nearly
an i'our before he would move number of Mr.. Ross
Trends who knew Charlie say that he resembles me lost
how very much, and some OF them even express the
opiuiOu that he is Charlie.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03
THE FIRE RECORD.
At PARIS, rExAs-Loss OVER sl,ooO,OOo.

a
New ORLEANS, La, Sept. "a Ne'cs special
says the losers in the Paris, Ivx fire are tn" fa ners
aud Merchants Bank, the Leoed House. the Postoc''
express Office, telegraph office, Barn GrcShams hFefy
stable, T. W. & A. >. Johnson, y. COhn, Harris CO..
GooJgeon, F. Frees Co.. J. Faulkner, Lewis Bros De
ton Bros City Hotel McGesson's stable, j. W. Rogers
W. 3. Craig H. L. Bacrtcf Whitfield IL Douglass, VIII
liams Il Wortham y. Conn Gecond storc, 4. s. McMur-
ray " English Hall & Braden, +. ". S1uuder ByTaers
Cook p n. SIMS j. D. Atkinson. agent, Harris y Co..
dry goods AlJlomef u co., >. Fox & Co.. j. D..
Baum NJ Saunders j. J.. Cjombs, Bright Bros ,
Vs. r. Fitzpatrick, Edmonson ~ Meyer, Johu
Wyatt Henry HarIs & Co, contect0nars; John GlD-
bett L. H. Frees. Lyons ~ Harrison, Lewis Brus Apc
Lusk Groayess Hotel, H. Frcdlauder NIX x Co Gray ;
wagon-yard, etc. NHy prvatc dwellings olhct5 ana
fri.sops are not neluded in the above list An are!
OF about ton solid blocks was burned over Inc oIu
Court House was destroyed The water gave out rem
derng tIe lrc-cugues useless The loss Of properly IS
estimated al from 81 100000 10 Sl,JOo,OUJ Many
f,.ines are W,lout shelter. Number Of lives ae ie-
poied To have been lost but only dead body mas
found yet The ite was caused % an lHoeA'"
Who is under arrest.
New-York tribune., 1877-09-03

The President has decided that he will
accept no public receptions In OHIO during his
visit 10 that state except at Marietta at the SOL
dier.' reunl H. at Dayton, where he will attend the
meeting Of the Board OF Managers OF the soldiers and
Sailors' Asylum. and where celebration Will take
place and al Fremont his old home whcre there Is 70 %
"A reunion OF hiz regiment lie has declined all other IN
vitatons public receptions. and n Is understood this
his reason desire - do nothing that may seem Ike
an attempt 10 influence the election committee ot
citizens Of Lexington KY, Ia on lts way 10 Washington
TO invite the President visit tie state tur AT th2t
place after attending the celebration at Louisville