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It IL not wise to sct capital, that depends up
OH Labor, and labor, that depgnts upon capital,
III violent Rntagon!sua. It ,nsy fairly be urged
that railroad company, II It caunot afford to
pay q brakeman fair salary should salsc ratcs
Of transportation. Tho railroad c0mpanlcA are
monarch Of the travelling public and Of tho pco-
pie who ship freight, quito ~ entirely as they
arp cmperors oi tho bralcmen. This country
Inns seen three Ur four railroad men ut In q
hotel over thc!F champagne, and, In fixing the
rates Of frclght, take 80, ,0o0, QUO from tho pock
eta Of tbs producers Of tho Northwest iA tho
transportation Of the product OF ssnglc year.
Why should sAs railroad companies combine
against tho lahoriuK mana They tx tho rates OF
trans nsbortatton Of passengers and Ut freight.
Should the employees OF great railroad puy tor
railroads can agree to reduce wugcs, tsln they
not agree to put t4ctE prizes at 'sgufc wh!ch
will cnablu their empl0yes to livot The right
oi capital " do what It will with ttsctt canaIot
be successfully denlcd. The right of Ianos.
own behalf ean hardly 10 Disputed. Dut tho
quarrel vi the two Is atV1ys TO he deprecated.
:fh!s contest IL not little. The, idea wlich
creates this sallroal strike IL slumocrang IN
meul, tn every PLACE where men are employed
q tbn. United States. The torch cud cou-
dagrstton may not bo distant There arc times
wicn Law dies, apd murlrf tukes the angel
shapo of Justice" anu thss common belief
~ tho disturbances VI tA!a houk IL
the danger Of the bour. Cap!tal aud labor,
that ought to walk hand III hana+ ara
now claahlug. The quarrel Is wider than rail-
roads. er tt might 1c less lealcd. la this 4ulF-
rel, ~ ia tuust luasrels both parties will lose.
How fur Il may e1tsud nnne can intelliueutly
predict. There ate the sluuabcrlng possibilities
Of its reaching all iulusisies. When women and
children are Murderel lo Httsourg; when msn
ur1 w-3tyfu fear to taku a train. when Mr..
Hayes Il lAwlessly chilled uu for United States
troop4 to attxnd u State; when the Goyurnor
Of UlIo sstuuo4s khs militia to tAks ears of a1
Ollu town: WHEN the stFGcts ut thls peaceful
, 1877-07-24

6 rEis CENT MONEY 70 LOAN IN IMPRUVED
Q farms In SoFthsrn and Central illinois, No charge
fur renerau: HEaS PAYNE. noftbeAH cotutf
cs.n mn To LOAN IN SUNS 70 SHIT AT
sDsJV.lNJU cnsren: rates. EDWARD I. uIEYEls
f}txfthof, 1t fGr T6khinx1un.
, 1877-05-26

CAnFnR>IA PvLUCs The reyela
items of Piuuay have created aS great
a sensation in Slu Francesca as The
a confession Of Tweed " in rev York
The former, however, hts higher game
than The latter, Here we have Uni
ted States Senator aud Iha Stcre.ary of
the United States S,nIJe engaged with
a representa- ne 81 Congress, led 10y L
notorious lobbyist and land erahbar. IN
gigantic conspiracy 10 Swindie the
federal government, and dealing IN al
SORTS of rcneneS from enormous steal
ngs Of laud aowu 10 petty shaving Of
contractors bills. \ representative
in Congress, who aSpi-es TO nomination
at the hands Of his party TO the office
of governor Of California. is charged
with being in collision with straw
bid mail frauds and with having used
large sums Of money 20 corrupt gov
erumaut officials and to poison the
primary sources Of political power
by cold blnoledly purchasing votes al
the polis at three dollars a head l.;
is the most monStrouS exposure OF
ioEiness in politics that was ever un
earihe1.
, 1877-05-26
District Court sug,.Eslolas.

TERRITJRT or T4SHIyGTON,j Sc
s1u.fy IT HGE1 slgH1. -
IA t5s D5-ict CslTr !f TIE FTs' J9Reigi Disrsof Of
HcSliaG-98 YfrTtDry.
1EGELLEE CiRLON, P'EiFiiF, rs CHARLES
1 z CIELDE Dffsudraf-
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA TO
i CHARLES A. z. CARBON, Defendant: You
are hereby inquired 20 spp IA an act on brought
against Won bg ANGEIINE CAELON, PlaiIt. L IN
the IistIit Court OF the FIRST Ju1iisl Dis-rlc, of
Washington Territory, boiling terais ar C0lmx, in
anl fr the ClgutIe~ Ot rev-> and - h!tTar 70 an
sxer the eirip.ziEt Of .siRrif EI+5 in Whitman
COUNTY xii hiu tEeny days aftsr the service OF this
summons exclusive OF tue day OF service II not
served IN sail county. but IN SAID District IN thirty
days Otherwise within sixty days or the sssl Plain
III Wil take judgment against you by csf4ut, 9c-
coriIng 10 TIN prayer of the complaint
The sad action i ~ ught dsS0lv ve the bonds Of
Tnatrlmo1y existing between PlzintI1f and D-fanl-
ant. on tie sfouEis Of fe5iiion a-d aban o.Insnt
OF Plaintiff by Defendant, and forCther proper ree!
IN the premises
AMI you are hereiy n0I1-i that less vou au-
pear and sn~weT tie sad pl4int - above required
the Plaintiff vii apply 70 the urt for tie relief
demanded therein
- Witness tie Hon. 5. c. WISG.RD. in sre N
L = tie District Court Of tie First in iieitI
' - Distract ~ Washington Territory and N.
sal Of sail c urt aSivei this Isl ..ay OF NJ = d
ISL. 4 REEVES AYES Cjerk
4. Z. ISHAM, PlaintfFs Attorney es-ew
, 1877-05-26
r,nlrea paients o., senin- nncr.nes.

No eveut OF the year has Ooetsioued such generSl
reioing as the expiration 0; ;bs last P'tent on sew
iug machines There Is not a wellTe-ulate1 family
In the land where The sekine Is not welcome ysi-
tor, and bat few families. with The means at th-ir
disposal TO make purchase, that are not PROVIDED
with one Bat then again there are thousands Of
poor women N rh- land 70 whlm The machine ~iS a
forbid en luNury long II so!i at pre-, - hi5h
rs % piece II beyond the possibility OF thrt re-' H.
To tbs ca 80 SEQ $50 ard $50 i sfne u fortune
Only the ioor@t marhiTes oCuli b ohtaloei Tor the
frsf namsd h-ure-t tlnt j. q the kind ~ machine
ue-iei for general wo-k = Ea> - Hnpssltlr TO
sttEin 10 the minimum - the maNlmnm sum ma
tn tug"rs rs compelled 70 perform, by The SO"
process Of hours, la'Or llch the Utchne mHplIuit-
tel ~ Iew minute Now. II l. a->eri-d hy III. .se
f.aias wlsh O. -nt iaft thar machines Of THE finest
finish he manufactured sud -sd az rrch FOR s23
ard so. This ViI hfinE . maahlna> palmer con
stTuc'iun down 20 SO AMI S5, and render II possible
To- IN my po1r woman 70 own q G.
Bnt II the Ere1t masses Of peoT J. are reloicei at
the prospective rr'ue-o in Frsc= =" - the former
pat nt-hoilers ana manu- artuEes- Th.re are two
o,tabr hmsnts in the country that have been turning
out The machines On large scale, IN one OF which II
is sId Sl2 uO0 Zoo are invested aud IN the other
s. ace Gua These trories has their 'euts, who u-
pluyed travelling solicitors. and between the two
:goa p % $50 sgure liviit IA commissions according
% the quality of 'hr article sold. From statistics
on ie IN the Patent Ueire, 70 appears that during
the single yesr 1874 there we're ii .09 sewing ma
chimes manufactured and sold by Tie five principal
COMPANIES ia the s.ness ia Jlis country, besides
about 25 more pro lu,e1 bY ten other sut smaller
concerns OF one kind Of machine, arly 900 coo
have hacn Sold aud Ot another 2aC0 U6!e sold last
year alone.
Jh- -uirs have been 50 vast 20 Tie manufacturers
that they were enabled to yoOl million OF dollars
with winch 20 operate upon Congress 70 procure an
extension OF patent; but there piyyeTfu, op-
pas,ns sentiment, and they were de:sat@i. Ihuse
ULo have aCCCmuiatei iarce fortunes from tie
monopoly afford stand l;ok aft e. twelve years
Of rra pickRrs, s'.i let the public az large have
chance % enjoy the benefit of the invention The
loss to manufacturers VIII Be more apparent than
real. The bulk oi pr. fl made 10y the mililemen
after tie mlchIneS lett tie SLO-s 5 uCw Sc.ls VII
be adjusted, and II hr manufacturer gets less iOr
lis machines than formerly. h viii b. eH0!el to
make up pc=t.on OF the din freEcs II the increase Of
his s4i-S.
, 1877-05-26

His RECoED.-Mr, Trdeu's admin
iSiraiion OF the State Of New York
for the two years while be was Cows
ernor is as :rleudid record as was
made by anY Of his most illus;rions
predecessors. not excepting De Witt
Clinton, or William L. Marcy, or Si.as
Wright. In fact, the labor which be
performed was far greater than any
which either of them performed, Is
the corruptions Of the State Govern
ment AMI Of the canal ring" had be
come 50 mouSirous and the cou>equen,
burden of taxation had reached such
an oppressive weight. No man eve;
encountered and overihrew such a
powerful combination OF fraud, and
reduced as he did The burdens Of tex
aticn.
, 1877-05-26

wE~rr,s De,rh has again iuvale' tie rayS'ic ci--
ce ot Blue Mountain io'Ee. 70. l., \. T. y \ N,
nud removed neIc- be loved brother PHILIP /.
HlwLEY, junior warden
AND NHI,E -. Il j. but ft'ir- on such an orca-
son that W. sh0ul express soroN AZ tie loss Of
brother. and ~ yInpiiLy iur tie brTcaye! =ui
af!l ctei rrlat'y.-.
Iiersfss Rso'rsA. That in the dscrase # cur -
lov-i b.o,h-r, FEILP / HAw ~. flue Mountain
Iolye has lO5- u Ish -ul ote-r, ti- 'n"Use-' there
ol a true aui tiled friend AMI hruh"r ,iHt tie II'i-
trrni;y 1eueri-!y sustained 70 great !oss.
Rsyo'r.i hat th- community IA wL:rh h'olar
UswLFY u,s b NJ lived wal "a. he future mss the
presence of 1f ueg mos ueac-,b- and hS-atlng
9 tizIrs hi, reighbors Eni friend, and ii, assC-
cil a genial cJmpIH'Gn.
Rssalcrd, That we 5eerly syraqr'lizH with tie
fami OF our deceased brother, asd mingle with
them our Tears Cf Sorruw ia their 'eep I'll ct.nn.
Reyo'rrJ That this feeble t:ijuie of rg1Id tor the
memory Of our deceased hIo;h5r, he~rIea' up the
journal of the Lpl-e All a cops %. the sem, under
seal, he Transmitted 90 the family Of the GcceISc l.
an: our county plpc.s be fuTa ai.' 'o?, 70. pub
lic::ir
E-so're,'. Tint .!lo rleaas o. T.. L>,; war the
u~Ua, o.d p aul the Ll room - dGaIed "a mourn
P. Z. Jc,Iss,S. c,z,.
7 - Ir-rr
, 1877-05-26

TURKIsu BARBAGITY.-The Bosnian
correspondent OF an English paper Dar
rates the scenes that have been enact-
ed, within month, in this Turkish
Province. The villagers have return
cd, on the promise OF the Turkish au-
thOritieS OF protection. They came
hack TO their desolated villages to re-
build them. They were poor, and the
huts they erected, in place Of those de
stroyed year ago, bore evidence of
their poverty, One Sunday the Bashi.
Bazouks appeared ouee more in the
little village, ard then were re enact
ed the horrible sceues that occurred
in May, 1876. The men were butch
cred and muiiiated. The women were
violated and murdered. The new
houses were burred, and lhe wretchcd
inhsbitaniS were once more compelled
10 fly. Those were fortunate whJ es
esped with their lives.
, 1877-05-26

WILL some student Of terrestrial
phenomena explain TO us This epiemic
weakness which has atlected 50 many
large buildings throughout ;he coun
try in the pas; fortnight? The dis
ease set in. in Cleveland, where the
root OF 81. Peters CHAPEL fell in, for
iunateiy before the cGngrera'ion got
there Then it iumped 10 Chicago
where large roof fell in, accountant.
ed, We believe, with loss Of lie. \
few days latter it brcke cut in New
York, part of the roof of the new
Posioffioe building giving way and
crushing three men TO death Ale
ghany, near Palsburg, was ;hs mex,
field OF the epldemic-the Excelsior
Cotton Works ;nmblins in wiiha ter
rife crash, injaring many and killing
tlzo. And latest, If rot the least
Rockford, Illinois. gets q terrible al
tack, q massive court house falling
nnd buTying thirty men in is ruins,
, 1877-05-26

SHocKED.-The moral sense of The
American people has bson greatly
shocked at the announcement, hIt the
Secretary Of State De .tact5 had sjilu
lated that he should be permitted Ia
continue the practice OF the law, Il
is quite proper that The low tone OF
morals that permits Hayes and his al
visers to sieze and hold The Govern
ment should witness the fi'>t depart.
ure from the rnlp that a cabinet officer
ought to devote himself exc uivcIy {
the public business.
, 1877-05-26

ANOTHER MORMON WAE-La'e dis
patches from Salt Lake exhibit a very
threatening condition of affairs. Brig
ham Young is taking blood )" the
Nauvoo Legion are drilling in meet
ing houses, barns, aud corrais the
Gentiles are fleeing from the wrath 70
come; aud breech-loadjug rifles are
reaching the Saints in large quantities
Perhaps little campaign against
these gentlemen would not be uupopu.
lar. 1t might relieve the admiui>,ra-
ton Of other matters, if We were 10
resurrect that plank OF the first repub
lican platform concerning those twin
relics of barbarism, slavery AMI polyg>
amy
, 1877-05-26
~ nPEN I.ETTER.


WAL,A WHLl, " 7, May eith. ISL.
J. A. SAwrrLLT;-No extremely delicate and
g,ntlertanly niissive the eth INST. = received.
What iii for you was purely areommodation, and
,i,rlv get back what p.ii ont az your request
thus sc onuo lated you, believing ycu 90 be a man
Of honor sui that too, in the ce Of the newspaper
sGuifs 10 t. contrary. ] find, however, that was
the lupe Of an unprlnciplrd adventure IS drFon OF
honor as he j. Of every manly instinct lou NAV be
in the form of man, but Judging hy the mlsSIve e-
fore me the devil ncrnate with all the vile prlnci-
pla of the nfersal Ti,ns couil scarcely show more
of the macy cur than Is exhibited by yuu. Il gives
me rs much pleasure TO part with yOa L does tie
rel fuse Of tie morning.
YnurS iu. .ai-u.utiy ! BAU-R-
, 1877-05-26

Nor FOR HAYRs.-''I was q Have:
republican up 10 the time Of the Lou,
isiana decisiou," said 4 gentleman
from Chicago, "bat new am Pack
ard republican" )" and Steve HurIbur,,
who Is nov in Washington, says the
great bulk of the parry in Illinois is
similarly disaffreied. Mr.. Hayes. how.
ever. Is not likely 20 experience any
difficulty iG finding !o3ai chaps enough
to ill the offices
, 1877-05-26

BaFv FOR ErRurE.-Thr busirc,s Of ship
ping fresh beef TO Europ- IS steadily on the
iucrrtsr. The las port from he Treasury
D-p.r'menr showed that .he Frbtnsry ship
meats We're the largest reported up to the
date Of the s'a'amsnt The Aggregate that
month was G15, ,Gl0 pannds. \ clrro.p1n-
dent writing fftm LrnGon says The etfrcr Of
these shipments has hen frl' much less in
th- l. ui:ou nlra-t han j. generally supPo--
ed. Tie reason l. hat il l. in grea' demand
is bon Iht up Is o. a. eSqo-ra, aud 'h@t 10
small part Of tn shipm,n'S fad sale else
where. List autumn. American et shops
were opened in Glsgow, and the price IN
tha' city has fallen four crn's pound. Lon
don capital is going Ia:o his hrsinesS. how
ever, and ihe resni's, i is expected, viii sco1
be seen il reduced prices.
, 1877-05-26

W.siLIyGToN. 5Iay - The StceretsTyo Of ar has
issuel an order saying employees for whose T"ymeHt
no appropriation ha~ !-y1 mtie ior the next fiscal
yt-fr will be allowed Ia sOatlECc tu'y only IN cS-
Where service l. absolutely urfssarH ami orterti 10y
tie Proper authority, 'tuI whore rhry viii s'Ipu-
late they do 80 vOlHnl ITIy ami vi bout contract or
a,reem4nt 10 b. Iail P.r~Cus rendering services
without contract a-,Teem NJ may De furni~Aei
with cariiial'eS -EOWiug the tirJe FOR whIch such
seryitg. = ren ier,d hut tie LOlirr las clam iOr
compensation unless G Eg,-rSS shah make an ap-
pr, pvIatinn teg-for. Qugrtrrsnastes and ptyInas-
i,.rS clerks are ltf'c-e1 .,y Sis "sri-r.
, 1877-05-26

HIS 0BJECr 1t Is TGmored ii
Chicago that the olject Of General
Loean'> journey 10 Earope is 10 &C
cept a position in the Russian army
Il is TO be sincerely hoped that rumor
may be true. The country will be
relieved Of 8 great load of deinago-
i-m, raSca!i'y ana bravado wi;h hin
on, Of It, and The reputation OF The
United States abroad is SO bad al.
ready that he, bad as he Is, Cannot
lower il further.
, 1877-05-26

MINISTERIAL Crisis IN FRANCE. -
The correspondence between Presi-
dent MacMahon and jules Simon, his
Prime Minister, does not distinctly
state the issue between them. Presl-
dent MacMahon reproaches Minister
Simon Tor not using bis Influence IN
opposition to the repeal of The press
law Of 1919 10y the Chamber ot Depu-
lies, AID he latter replies ;hat ;be ob
iscIions 10y ministers To the repeai Of
lhe press bill applied only 10 The poT
tioa for punisLing insu!ls 10 foreign
sovereigns. The President i, also dis
pleased b,rau,e the minister hai not
laken part in discussions on the null.
cipal !-.w IL The Cham Der, IN which the
minister replies that he was uaweiI
end a5Sen; when the muHicipal bl.l
was discussed. The President ID con-
clusipu. in;imates a doubt II the minis
te. possesses sufficient influence 10 as
sert his views successfully, which
leaves The minister DO other course
than TO resign. Il would seem, how
eve-, from i Published interview be-
tween the President and minister,
hat the former was more in doubt as
10 The loyalty Of the latter 10 the
views Of the admiuisi ration, than as to
BIS iLtlgeuce when he choOSe To exert
il. SImon's resignation was followed
b. that OF other members Oi The cabI-
net. \ good deal Of excitement pre-
walls. but the hOlhe2dS of The extreme
republican party are going about and
-ayng, Let us he cool and calm"
Even GambelJa, whD has not always
had palivuce with Slmon'S cOuserva.
Tive policy, addressed meeting Of The
Jeff and advised them 10 face the stu
alton with ca.mnesS buJ with tirmnes>
and energy. IL" claimed that ihe ma
joIIIy OF the assembly represented !Ae
cuuuITy and Vas proof against agres
sion. lie proposed 4 general meeting
OF all sections of the lett TO draw up a
declaration explaining the situation
and expressing entire confidence in the
fallen ministry. THIS course was o5-
jeclod 10 hy sCme conservative mem
ber,, buj Glmbe,l.'S adyice seems 10
have been followed.
, 1877-05-26

THEODORE YLruH LECrURE.-A
San Francisco paper severely criliciscS
Mr.. ! n odore Tlltcn'S lecture III that
CITY. l. says the address gltlered
wIJa telling periods aud gIltering
iallacies uttered with ciamoruus voice.
turbulent gestures. hiNtroHic attitudes,
and fabricated passion. The speaker
haug his arms about shook HI, fists
at She ceiling, at lhe AIR, AZ bis
auditors; threw himself into violent
th aatricIl positions; ana fairly stunned
h.s listeners w!th explosive yChemcnce.
The virtue OF simplicity. OF repose,
aud moderation were unknIw3 10 him.
Q mmoupIaces shared with glitter
ing grucraiilies " in the wild tur~
5u.euce ot u.;crauce; and, although
he speaker @ol mach app!au>e-:or
noise aui defamation are a!w..ls sure
oi' crowl-,he address was.scarcc.y
worthy an intelligent audience. II
was Of that style OF oratory that has
It's root in the tlamGrUas methods of
the camp netting and OF the political
stump; Il was wholly barhtrIc il
was Of a character that people Of
genuine culture and aesthetic Ias,e
could never tolerate
, 1877-05-26

THE new State returning beard be
gan the counting OF the louisiana
vote on Saturday last, in ,he returns
OF parishes 81. Martin ard New ibra
which were not counted by Packsrd's
board owing to their being received
too late. This count will materially
alter the electoral vote and may re
open the Presidential question when
Congress meets.
, 1877-05-26

Why INGLsND F,vg-.S TI-EKE-.-NO one cuf!l I
suprrSa vino $ any lei-- oi the Fus-i: char
Gr5e., that the EErii-h Government would .Or mo
m"H' symuIihz- with Turk if IL bad ;irsn,ill
reasons 90 80 5oug. II En-Lai suspected Russia 70
have signs on her Els, In ia pGss S>0us She would
T. better pr=il. l-icit them hv k ;.ur ont of
th@ war, Tni II Is beilcvef wOali keep Ult had she
other motive than this for becoming party 10 IT,
Bs: the TURKISH Government owes England over one
t!uu~an4 millions OF dollars. The breaking out t
thr u>uuecti7u in Ro rjs and the war with Servi.
last yea, afforded Porte an excuse for declining
10 pty the iutrres: is iouis IT, allItiOr 10 its
boUi-l Obligations, It has foltiug drht af nearly
two hundred uilio-s OF dollars, a large portion Of
UhIcl IS iHe - English birkcrs ship builders md
mauUfar. urars- II ID. autoromy of Turkey Is de-
str2yc, tbs money vii ot course all be lost that
i Is not az al difficult 10 see Why tie English are
anxious ,C preserve the integrity Of the Ottoman
Empire.
, 1877-05-26

EXCITEMENT At Svr LAKE, \ di~nlich, dated
Nay g.h, says corsj l-Is,lle excitement Of
N.- outside settlements has begn CIus-i iy '- scr-
VIE Cd. SutYCsuJ, W.tu=S,-s o.! Ty>i 3cUtS .EoNn
10 possess information IN regard . early murders
ani asSISS!natiuIS There Is a feeling Of uat,s!E,s
manifested by prominent y mites wi0 oJusrUe The
su;nm0E!n- of Witness ip tia grand jury au IL
dIcJtiln oT a forward movement Ly tie oticI's
WLjl- i * tr;e tLa; tie Nsuvoo legion ,s been 70
or auizel by orders i-ST-i 20 i up tl- ra:ks and
Tint hyiy has been drilling in y:=iCus I'll ments,
there Is ug Eltla eyr!tgurur. IIl1e Is 10 dJgtu
bat the un.vcTS Il cp'i,fIst on of t!.s ut.r Ieq-
arttipu by tie press Of .Le country has a,aIe tie
lea l,rs o. tie L.on more c-uliau- ami WILL -,v NJ
many Of the NoTm0us from J1ssiEzs tn U-s.i'GIy or
giuigItl US TLU, U.tLuI, th- exposure % tne Eu--
pos Cf n leaders, IgOu h;-- tv iri into t. Il
Is useless 70 deny Ia.litsry prgV yIt uS neither
has tha cr- gul1itou and dg!l stepped wth .Ae ae-
Nal. II docs Indicate an Of II " ragyI Iueut on
the part % the mass Of the AustaprS hut prep
IgItOn OF The leaders guilty. Of UUurGeala crimes
- D u'ECI 'LrMS Ives fyW Hrust. or provide a ~tt f.
eS.OIc 20 tLe!T Arizona OF h;acia cO'JUles O ycul
the reach OF IL " h.I:.-S o. tie Inv
, 1877-05-26

y SoCTu AMERICAN RALEoaD.-As
great 2 piece OF railroad enterprise as
Is now Ii hand Is that IN which Mr..
Il. Meiggs Is engaged, and is directed
10 The opening CT the famous silver
mines Of CeTro De Pasco, in the Andes,
east OF Lima. Two other roads have
begnn, and are partially completed.
The third, ana most important, begins
al Ca.lao, the seaport of Lima, runs
10 Lima, distance Of seven miles,
and then strikes boldly in among The
widest and most tremendous nouns
faln> Of the Globe, toward Oroya and
CerTo de Pssea. TIE intention IS III
llma'ely 10 cross The Two COrdil!eTas,
and eventually to descend ou the cas-
tern side and reach the upper waters
Of the Amazon.
, 1877-05-26

Born the Russian squadron' IN
American waters, one a, New York
and the other at San Francisco, are
coaling up for their departure, having,
doubtless, received from the Govern
meut the information that, much IS
we regret it, we can no longer enter
tain them.
, 1877-05-26

A QUALIFIED SUPPoET-The admin.
istratiun deserves support in whatever
it accompiishes in the line OF Is con-
stitutional duty for Ihe common good,
notwithstanding the defective tile Of
its head. although it requires hlgh
degree Of magnaaimjly tor deinocra;s
to take sides with ei:hc. wing Of the
conflicting forces.
, 1877-05-26

CrIFF JUSuCE LEWIS. of Washington
territory, hss resigned, ami the resignation
has been accepted. No cause has been assign
ed Tor this rash act Il j. evident that Judge
Lewis cannot be of the Simon pure style Of
republican Darlisans, who never resign an
office miles, 10 ccpt aro'her that may have
more Of the ''A.--h pos" in it. i il fair to
~upuose that his = nov the case with Judge
L=wis.-Tatlsf52 Telegram
, 1877-05-26

MAN SR1C--Wu. HUDSON aud James IversCn, Oi
Rock creek ave hong bal trouble about their cattle
an sheep, and 1t gll he remembered that " r>on was
brought here about Two months ago Tor shOotIn, AZ
Mrs Hudson, but vas released on account Of some
defect n he papers Of arrest The trOuble has been
brewing tyer s.uce and on rats tv night last the
18th INST, IvarSGn attempted 20 take possession Of
some sheep Which Hudson had aorraei, wheFeupOn
Hu !son discharged the contents uf double-Osrelel
shut--uu ~ Iv-r>on trug away his right hand and
TouHllns ham quite s-r:uusly IN tie bO!y. No ar-
Tests.-B9Lss Nllt sEtn.
, 1877-05-26

AN APoLoGY.-In he apology fer
the President Ielegraphed from Wash
ington to several radical journals it Is
stated that Hayes " is conliiort that
the end will justify the means be hes
taken to insure the proinotion ard
welfare Of every citizen Of the South
Hayes is right in putting forward this
excuse, for he was counted in on the
very Plea that the end justified the
means,
, 1877-05-26

WALLACE, ihe republican sheriff of Ham
iitUu comfy, OHIO. has been tried and con
vic'rd or the charge Of aiding prisoner "a
escape. The penalty Cor this offence Is fine
aud impT.s5rment. at the discretion OF the
cOuG'.
, 1877-05-26
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