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HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALp.1

HARRIsBURG, Ia, April ~, 1911
Al Eve O'Clock this morning Abraham Cope, .
huckstcr OF Middlctown In this county, was attacked
by two men while driving through bridge, dragged
from his wagon, beaten TO inscnsibity with a billy
and robbed OF n small amount OF money. When dis
covered he lying the bridge with hts pockets
turned inside out The huckster had a considerable
sum Of money hidden under couple OF bass Of oats,
which shs fcYsrsss AID nN As@ evrss sfs sAMss
iAnes 81 tspslb ges0vsFy,
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DIED.

CoRREy-M wostchester, on Friday, April 81,
JAMES CoRkEr, native Of BaiIyienc, county Armagh,
ireland.
The relatives and friends OF tho family arc respect
fully invtsd 20 attend his fupersl euuses, egfii
~ ssS kssH. ~ rssA Asssi
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. ]

BISMARCK, ID. T.. April21, 1871
General Stark, Vice President OF the Northern Pa
cinc Railroad, accompanied by General Rosscr, chief
engineer, and other officials Of the company, and by
Colonel Dc Gran, a woIi known railroad contractor,
arrived here this morning and proceeded the Heart
River, under escort OF a company OF cavalry furnished
by General Slurgis, to examine the surveyed route,
with view 10 tho extension OF tho road westerly be.
ynndE liam rex
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RAILROAD REPORT.

TORONTO. April 81, 1871
The following cable despatch received from Lon
don by the Gote yesterday :''The half yearly meet.
ing OF the shareholders OF tho Great Western Railway
of Canada took place to-day, Mr. Chidcrs the CHAIR
Mr. Broughton was present. The proceedings were
quiet Mr. Ch.ldcrs briefly referred to the negotiations
for amalgamation with tho Grand Trunk Railroad
Company. majority oil tho shareholders present ex-
pres sed themselves In favor Of the arrangement and
the report adopted"
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II.
RED CLOUD AGENCY, April 27, 1871.
Messengers arrived here this morning from Req
Cloud bringing letter signed by that Chief the pur-
port of which is that Crazy Horsc tho South
Cheyenne and will be here In eight days His village
consists OF 446 lodges, the proportion warrors being
unusually large
The only Indians In tho country between tho
Black Hills and the Yellowstone River about thirty
lodges which split on from tho party that la
with Spotted Tai. They intend to make one moro
hunt oil buffalo and then go INTO some agency.
SITTING BULL NORTH
sitting Bull ms gone north OF the Yellowstone, and
is variously reported TO have from hundred nve
hundred lodges.
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SAy FRANCISCO.

SAy FRANCISCO April %, 1877.
A trotting race between Bodlnc and 0ccIicnt Tor
purse OF 81 600 OF at Los Angeles to-day Bodne
was driven by John spann and occidcnt by Nc
Grcgor Tho latter won the nrst, second and fourth
heats and the race. Time, 2 20 L-2:23-2:2Jh
GOLDSMITH MAID AND RsRrs
viii trot 10. morrow Tor purse OF $1,000 and an ad.
dtionll 81 600 the best In this Stac Is beaten
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DEAF AND p'rMp ASYLUM ABLAzr.

81. JonS n. b., April 81 1877.
Al haf-past twelve O'Clock this morning nre was
discovered IN tho Deaf and Dumb Institute and
speedily the entire building was filed with smoke.
The inmates, thrty-6vc IN number, were taken from
the upper stories by ladders No lives lost, aud
the lire was extinguished before rcachiug the main
portion OF tho building.
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ARIZONA INDIANS sUnnENDEnIxo.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 81, 1877
A despatch from Tucson, Arizona, says Agent Clum
arrived a, tho Hot Spring Agency tho 2lst inst
Next day Geronimo and two other prominent rene
gades In and accounted Tor 434 como IN.
me Indian police force net efficiently.
Troops were 10 arrive next day.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT.

OTTAWA, April ~, 1877.
In the Commons last night tho bill to further
the independence OF Parliament read the third
time and passed Tho Tariff Resolution bill also passed
the final reading. motion TO reduce the duty on
matt to one cont per pound was lost on n division
Hon. Mr. Mckenzie stated that the House would be
prorogued on Saturday.
The Northern Railway resolutions were adopted in
committee, and the bill founded upon them passed
tho final reading. The resolutions the following
cncct:-That the Northern Railway Company shall
within one year from the LIST OF May 1871 pay to the
per cent per annum; also, $27.45S 81 satisfaction
OF sums improperly applied by the company out OF
moneys payable 10 the government Of Canada, and
also assign tho mortgage now held by the company
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LAKE NAVIGATION.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April q. 1877.
Two propocrs from the lower lakes arrived safely
yesterday. Thoy report heavy leo in the Straits OF
Alackinac a. yet, ana that sail vessels are having
hard limo
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PEDESTRIANISM.

PnovrDgScE, r. l., April 81, 1877.
Bertha Won Horn commenced At nine o'clock last
evening 10 walk las miles In nlty houra
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In the
temperature for tho past twenty-our hours In CON.
parison with the corresponding date OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's pharmacy,
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MURDER.

TORONTO, Ont, April q, 1877.
negro named jenkins, who was assaulted by one
Bell a cooper, in Western, few days ago, died this
evening. The latter will be held charge OF mur-
der.
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SENTENCED FOR MURDER.


LANCASTER, N H., April ~, 1871
johnson g. KimbalI Of Dailon, was yesterday ssn-
sapasd ~ rrs.s fer shfy ys-fs ~ WIS nsssw II hM
VIE
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LABogERs' STRIKE.

HALIFAX, n. s., April q, 1877.
Tho laoorcrs on ST. Peters Canal have struck Tor the
money duo them and also Tor ghcr wages.
bolcr exploded at the Lngan Collicry, near Sgd
ney, yesterday, killing the man in charge another,
named Messing and fatally scalding third The
OF the explosion Is unknown.
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CANADIAN TROOPS FOR THE EASTERN WAR.

MONTREAL. April q, 1877.
Colonel Labranchc at present IN command OF
Canadian regiment has asked leave Of the gov.
eminent to organize regiment in Canada for service
The imperial army England should be involved
In the Turco Russian
DEATH OF AN OLD SETTLER
Tho death OF Mr.. Rose, oil Huntingdon, OF Quebec,
father OF Sir John Rose, barone announced at The
ago OF eghty-hve. hc OF the first settlers In
the country.
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A-WHY Is THE KNOX SPRING STYLE OF
HATS universally popular. Though conundrum don't
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In his Filth and you will be able 20 gvca
n fucto vel the
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and DrenYs Wholesale prices. 10 New Church st., up
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-05-16

A boy aged twelve years was
permitted to make trip to Harris
burg, where be daily visited the
State House. He came home chuck
full of Importance, and when his lit
tie brother ran to meet him at the
gate, William eoldly waved him back
and said:
al refer you to the Committee on
Fisheries, bub, and how's my dog
His mother was glad to see him,
and when she asked him how be had
enjoyed himself, be replied;
"Oh, | suppose so, though | now
move to strike out all after the en-
acting clause
"What sort OF talk is that, Willie ~
she asked in great surprise.
Never mind the talk, mother, but
move the previous question and
bring on tine pan cakes"
The hired girl came in with the
dinner and asked him how be liked
Harrisburg He looked az her with
great dignity and replied:
II now move to lay your petition
on the table, Hannah, for future con
sideration."
She got mad about it, and William
slyly informed his mother that it was
bis opinion that Hannah's title should
be made to conform TO the body Of
the bill.
He went ont to see the boys after
dinner. and house psinter asked
him where No. G5l was.
"We'll have call of the House and
see" replied the boy, as be looked
around.
Whose house ?" asked the paint
er.
"0r you can rise to a qeesiion Of
privilege continued the lad.
Il don't wsn. no sass" said the
painter, who thought that the boy
vas making fun of sis red nose.
"Of course not. Let's pass the
bill to third reading, or else go into
a committee OF the whole and debate
it,
II think you need dressing dowD,p
growled the painter, and be banged
William into a snow bank and push
ed heap Of snow behind bis collar.
Have the minority no rights :"
yelled the boy, as be kicked the
painter on the shin.
He would have, been wolloped, bad
not bis mother appeared The paint
er moved away at sight OF her, but
calledoat:
~i'Il sec you sgain, boy"
II refer the whole subject to father,
with Instructions to report q bill TO
walk you into the 'squire's Office, "
replied the representative, and he
went 10 TO tell bis mother the dIfer-
ence b.tseen snspending The rules OF
q rushing bill. or referring it to the
Committee on CorBiields till some
one came around with the cigars.
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Hay Ten for Calves.

The practice common in most Of
our dairy districts, Of killing calves
" hen only few hours old, ia order
o.saye the milk which they would
require 10 rearing, is in cur opinion,
carried to Tar greater extent than is
either necessary or profitable. 1t
certainly seems to be q needles
species Of cruelty TO both mother
and offspring, and while we have no
disposition TO interfere with the per-
soaal rights Of dairymen, or force our
opinions upon their notice, we are in
clIned 10 think there are better WAYS
Of disposing of surplus calves than
."deacOning" The truth is we have
none TOO many cows or beef cattle.
and it is shame to destroy tens
Of thousands Of calves annually which
bring nothing TO the owner except
the few shillings received for the
skin.
IL Is certainly possible 70 raise
these calves without giving them
fresh new milk, for with a little
skinned milk and bay tea they will
thrive almost, il not quite as well as
upon the pure laeteal fluid. Fifty
years ago. Sir James Stewart Dem
ham. Of Scotland, instituted expert
ments 10 raising calves With bay tea,
taking them from their mothers
when three days old, and those ex-
periments were eminentIy successful.
Two pounds of hay were steeped IN
ia twenty quarts Of water, snd then
boiled down one-balf and TO this was
added quart of skinned milk 10
some instances molasses was added
also 10 give sweetness, and the
calves not only thrived upon this
diet but preferred il to fresh milk
RurGl New forker.
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Popping the Question.

One of the Danbury young meu
who has occasionally escorted a
young lady home on Sunday ever.
ings, and went in for lunch. after per
forming both services last Sunday
night, suddenly said to her:
"Do you talk in your sleepw
"Why-no." she answered, in sur.
prise.
"Do you walk in your sleep?' be
next inquired.
No, SIR"
He moved bis chair an inch closer,
aud with increased interest asked:
DO you snore?"
"No." she hastily replied, booking
uneasily at him:
At this reply his eyes fairly spar
kled. His lips eagerly parted, and as
he gave his chair another hitch. be
briskly inquired:
"Do you throw the combings from
your hair in the wash basin ?n
whats that ?" she asked. with q
blank face.
He repeated the question, although
with increased nervousness.
"No, 1 DON'T" she answered in
some haste
Again his chair went forward,
while bis agitation grew SO great
that be could scarcely maintain bis
place upon it, as be further asked:
"Do you clean out the comb when
you are through 2.
"Of course | do" she said, stBring
at him with all her might.
10 an instant be was on his knees
before her, bis eyes ablsze with fame,
and bis hands outs;resched
lob, my dear Miss, I love you"
be passionately cried. II give ly
whole heart up to you. Love me,
and will be your slave Love me
as love you, aud vii! do every
thing on earth for you "0h. viii
you take me to be your lover. your
husbsud. Jour protector, your every
thing ?"
1t was critical moment for q
young woman Of her years. but she
was equal I, The emergency, as wo-
man generally is, and she seooped
bin in.-Danbalry Ne,rs
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The r...,ale.. Tramp.

Yesterday gentleman, residing
in q neat, modest cottage 10 the sub
grts, caught a tramp prowling about
bis backyard, evidently trying to
steal something.
"Wby don't yOa come 20 the 'front.'
door il yoa want anything !" iodig-
DanIIy rOsred the proprietor
That's bsi was looking for.
VAS ihs impudent reply.
Didn't you see II on the other SIDE
Of the house," retorted the gentle
man.
How was 70 know ID at was the
front door ? No silver door-plste,
DO bell, DO telephone. no statusry, no
servant 70 take your bat and cane
Tell vsGr bo-s there il gentlemsD
sur here DO is waiting for bis break
fast
Wien Tie gentleman goa back with
biz shUt--u0, the tramp was not there
sny more.-Sas 4Etonio tTerds)
Herald.
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The Cincinnati Commercial, in
sailing down stream on the South
ern-poliey current, has encountered q
snsg. as il were IL pronounces the
proceedings Of the south Carolina
Legislature in the matter Of the Ham,
burg massacre very remarkable, and
adds: Resolutions are said TO be
pending in the Senate requesting the
President 70 stop the prosetut on bes
cause il is a political one, aud TO do
il in fartheranee Of his policy Of con-
ciliation." We venture to suggest
tha. the President may do no such
thing. If the fact is evidence to
show Butler and the armed gsog
thai made the assault upou the blacks
TO have been guilty Of unprovoked
murder, they ought to be convicted,
sentenced, and hanged as other mar-
derers are hung, upon conviction
There Vas nothing in the political
condition Of affairs in the State to
justify ibe taking Of life, sod the
laws Of the United States do not
recognizes terrorism by means Of the
sbo, gun as 9 part Of our political
policy. Isn't this squirting q little
toward the implseable, etc.
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rHou xsewEsr.
sy rHossE cAEr.

ny fHonBE cAEr.
Lord, with what body do they come
Who In corruption here are sown,
When, with humiilation done,
They wear the likeness Of thlne owns
Lord, Of what manner didst Thou make
The fruits upon life's healing tree
Where foss the water We may take
Andthirst not through eterllityr
Where lie tho beds Of lilies prest.
By virgins whittier than their SNOW?
What can We iikenlto the rest, ~
Thy weIi-bciored yet shall know
And where no moon shall shine by night
No sun shall rise and take his place,
How shall we look upon the light M
Oh, Lamb Of God, that lights Thy face.
How shall we speak our JOY that day
We stand upon the peaceful shore,
Where blest Inhabitants shall Gay.
Io. we are sick and sad no mcrsg
What anthems shall they raise to Thee,
The host upon the other sideg
What will our depths Of rapture be
i When heart and soul are satisfied:
How will life seem when fear, nor dread.
N,r mortal weakness claims our powers;
When sin iscfashed, and dsath Is dead,
And all eternity is ours.
When, with our Lover and our Spouse,
We shall as angels be above,
And pIrot no troths and breathe no VOWS