davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-06-07

Sa9elfurm. Gin ltarfer 9agel
ftel onf Der @onuile Gilenbabn lcbtcn
Wtonta9, 9(aAts. Ser So9el bc9oun -
Wtsllen rDrolib BON Greensboro unb
folgtc Dem 3n9e oui elmer Gtrcde pon 3
Wtellcn. Sn @cnrico batten le olei0~
fails einen @a9eli0ausr.
, 1877-06-07

SIN Eatcrre finoct man:
@9warsc M'pacns sa %, Is, 30, 35> 40, As,
81, 60, rs, SOC. uab 81 per g5ars.
9sbet III lere @lpacas 81 3Oc. ar, ME bElli5er
as 45c o%eyfnuft.
Cine ppllse W1urirnent Spn einfa1f, e~e1treif!e
unp farbiee SeiprnSeuge.
@elfreif 6 @eipenaeuge 81 Sc. trerfb 81.
3arbige Geioenseuse 81 ST, n ertb 81 .25. ;
gSir lenfsn belOrbe9e Aufmfrfiamfeit auI II l.
fste f9warae Setoen5cuge 81 81, nie bill
Tiger ~Ssrfaufs oils $1.on.
9aparse 9eiper5euse 81 Csc , |ertb ST.
SGmarie Gsipcnseu1c 81 9Or., bcrib $l.25.
S1war5e SeipenSeu9csu $1.25, weltb 1925.
Gin Dpue5 NNprtement Spn Srmbnsincs, 81.
mile, Galinere unp penrietin Slider.
Sine 9roBe MuSmabl Hpn yiques You 10 his
Coo. per yarb.
@infaNcs yeinen fir gnsiise Yon % lis 4Oc.
uAb edSu fa1enpfr gelab.
100 0iiid neur yercales Won s bis t2!t.
100 Stud ltpne 2awns su 123.
5000 2nres lulibe Yerea'es al 10c. per @arc.
Mirfltber Nertb 25e. per Yarb.
GlHe aroBe Wuswabl ppn Grfb @ppbs ypn 10
bis sos. per Darp.
1000 Gpritts spn soc. bis So per Waar.
Sas grippe Slger ypn @aiimeres fir Scrrer-
uno Anaben.& leiper, mrl6eS ie bier pfez
rirt, BON 25c. bis 50 per gJaro.
1OOO U%nterbemffn fir berren unh Oames
ppn 25c. bic 81 per Gtid.
Inner Strumprp1eren= lab Sanb1Sub.Ds
partement TT complete.
SSir eroFnsten ioeben 5000 Slider Won Sc.
his 81 per Gtiid.
Wir b&ten i'm patfrrf md taulene arbere
SaGen, 81 Ytslflltil. I'm ale II, erwabs :
nen, ta IS uns an 2taum gsbri1t.
SIN ;pcitcn StoG
Sinbet man fin SplleS Eager BON Yett.I eten
BON ST his $40, uno MAIDEN beloupers
onf nllefe 81 unb $3.50 Quilts oui-
merriam.
Cine arpBe Muspabl Spn gultles uno Inter.
rpde ppn soc. bis $1.25.
SprbanesS plsen Yon 20c. gu 81 Ysr yart.
Misunderstanding unb 6irturee.
Spnnen- unp 9%teasni9irme.
une cue 9rpbe @uspabI Don Gbapla; ais
Spigsn, Sgetlanp uno anpere neue Wip.
ten.
SIN Srittel GtoG
batffl mir etEen arpBtn 9tc1eroc 0prraib Dp1
allen gSanren. Wlr bitten glue ur5 nit ib=
rem Selu9e 81 beebren unb infer Eager an.
SuIeDen.
Wir la9en unlcrn 8renneen, &anben NIB
Dem pnbltfum I'M Maemeinen unlrrn belien
9ant tlr bas nlls ssl9enfie i3utrauen uup
bittea le nns paIIeIte ferner gu Getpabren
Sprlc 0ebriiber,
SO. 81 Srpap Strage,
465 aai1den Der 3ten unb 4tel Str.
, 1877-06-07

Contract. Ser Gontratt sum
Nnfauf bon pirginii0cm Sabofs fir
3fe0nun9 Der frans0liiNen &cgierung
ipurbe an Slpci 9auier uergeben, nGmll0
an @erren 8. &. Gray & So. uno 6.
8. NoIting & 50.
, 1877-06-07

0u It ING Court. %. 6. Soncs
lpnroe acitsrn bon Dem @eri0t lhuloig
befunoen in Den 2aoen bon g. u. 5DIer
cin9ebro0en nno 3euge i'm @ert1c Don
$50 baions oeitoblcn Ill BADEN uno uuf
l SaDr in Die YenittntiorD Qeianot.
, 1877-06-07

W cbrerc fatboliid. &ir9cn Sc;
mciloen in 9tcY 2)otf wollcu Die prolcl
lioncllen GdnQcr, tic in ibreu &'reheu
lilgeH, obiAaiftu nno niAt5 nlcbc bon
SpYnqcluua in 0~ottc8bauIc w;iIca.
Der ultc &lrGlcugciana. no jeocr @lGl,-
blQe nit einltimmen fanu, nriucn lie.
made ctncn olcl crbebcuoercn Ginornd
Gucbcc ipiro clue, &6littldub
FOrt anlcgcl, spclAcr $25. 600 foltsn
loQ.
3n SEEM Oorf un> 0artcm liuo
md9rcno oe5 ucr1lollmcn Sabse5 go &r-
ionen acItorben. Die Oo8 90. 2tbcn8io1r
iibe! Idrittcu battcn.
6 line iunsc Bicroeoicb'n. Gi.1 III
ihulOis o%u8icbenoe8 Mtdod5cn Don 16
Sa9rcn 1T III 2cuiiton, lRc ocr6aitct
w%orocn, nil iic Gin pitro mitlammt benz
Na9eu 9citoblen bat.
Gin 0rnuen0ote Crit il
IF un9stob. Sbos. Tlemina Elm
.Yiumber mo 8runnenmaNer, mar ON
letten 9onncrlta9 bamit bei0dfiiat, in
Dem Sofroum be5 Gbas. Sproguc in
gSbitcltonc, SIS, in nem IS 6nb ticfsn
Srunncn cine i0aObaitc T09re ousSu,
b%eIlern. Gr Gotte su oiciem @el1dft
ei'en nit @otstoblen Deisbarer1, tro9ba.
rem Sien nit binob in Die @rubc ge=
nommen, obnc Su o0ncn, wel6e t6otli=
den MSlrfllngen onS ocmielbcn ent]trD=
mcnoc Gas Dabcn milroe. Tlemmins
lpuroe olsbolo BON Den Siinltcn betdubt,
permo0te abcr 1i1 nod an Dem bon
obcn berab0dnacnoen 6eile enlpor gu
sle6cn. @ls cr fait Die Obenuelt errsidt
Bate, perlieben i'm ieine Grdfte mo
l0ric er icinem obenItcnocn Ge0iIicn,
elnem lGid6ri9en 9url@cn, 81, CT lolc
i'm iAneQ 9erauiSieDcn. 9oau luar
oieler jroo0 su i0wa0 uno Ulemming
"ltiir5te in Die @rube 5uriid.
Ser &nnbe risi nm @iilfc nnb balo
fnno. Ii0 Elm geuiiier SDomus Gmit6
Elm, Der li0 in Die Grube binablicb uno
Dem bcpuBlolen 6lemming cinen Strid
I'M Den 2elb bonc. mproui bic berbci9e=
ciItcn NaNbarn bjei'n in Die 066e sos
gen. bo6 rib Dos Cell uno Tlemins
ltDr6te Dleoer bin0b unO auf Smitb.
IS l0ien li0er, DAP beioe Wdnncr ter
ben Wiirocn uno NiemanD bate ocn
NlutN Ii0 in Die @rube binabSula7en
nna weoer 9mitD nod 0lcmiu9 antlpor,
tcten ouf Die NuIe Der 9eute. Gnoli1
eri0lcn gSienfislo S.Opertoa, beilduii9
bsmerft S~erons9ebcr ocs v9Sbiteitone
@eralo," Der li0 bereit crfldrie, binabal=
ltcl9cn uno in fur5cr 3cit lpuroc er an
einem feitsn Sell nieoergelo6cn. Gr
lollroe balb betdubt, oo1 9elan9 es i'm,
Elm sweitcs Cell an SmitD's Yeinen Al
bcfFltI9en. 9ieier puroe e~mporgeSo9en
mo fam nnter Den Sdnoen Der citrate
pleoer 5u lid. Na1oem Operton, Der
9lei9falls berauf9eSo9en wuroe, li6 ct.
lpas erbolt bate, lleB CT li1 no1mals
binob nno bono Elm Sell nm Tlemtno,
perlor aber babel lelbt Die 8elinMung
nNo oouerte es cine geranmc 3eit, c6e
Die gellte obeu, Deldc i'm NIT Dem G0r,
per 6lemi9's bel4diti9t glaubtsn. oopon
, 1877-06-07
0ur d N /.
Vial Wa0a9ierc.
QurN Wailaaierr.

1000 9. 81. Nn'anft in &iATpab Sieu5tau, 9ornrr.
tfag III Z unnntcnp. WadDt 0erbtrtun
gen init 3uesn, Ger Mtdmpnb uap 9etcrs--
burg ane e%teidpeats unb Obip giienbab'
net Yer Aainpftr oSapana" serldft
Salttn,rre 'rn gle 144.tiebt Ctr. sRnft-
taS. Mittipob unb 5rritag lm 4 g.. Ii.
Ntdh @erbtntungen nit 3i9en spn Ytld.
pelpb a., Nem Sprt uRp tpeiHiten plGBsn,
urs tn 9seft Spint mi: 3asen fir Ii6mpnb
mt rem GiiSen
, 1877-06-07

8crridt. 9ucp 2omog, farbio,
,pnroe selicrn bon oerSrren, Gommi|Iinn,
nadoem lie %gefunocn, bnB 1e irrlinni9,
mad Der S%rrenanltalt 0elanot.
, 1877-06-07

Terbrc@er, Gcneral Yladlpel,
non Sallfog 6pnntp, iuuroe ecltcrn in
Der ptn!tentiorD, ouf 6 Sabre, wcgcn
ga l1unB, obacliefert.
, 1877-06-07

Gonferptt. Soel 9. 98atfins
nno So6n 81. M%puntcoitls IT,, Daben
1i0 Talllt erfldrt.
, 1877-06-07

III Grbin." Moron ,piro
Die fomliNe 2ofnl Opcr .ltniere Grbin,"
I'M Jtlh monbcr S6entcr ucgeben. User
md ftin SifFt fat, ioIlte lbncn ii0 rins
%tanfel, oo Die bcitcn Ylabe balo uer9rif-
fen iein merbcn.
, 1877-06-07

|oL,3ci G0e'. 3n N6reIen6eif
oc9 Mcjcr 9os'3 in Orange Gonrtp
@ijh Capt GDps, ais G0cf pro tenn. [ln.
QtfeH. Gcrgeaat S6omn5 mitb 10 LAM
&C IN bie Gtcle 0es GoDt. Gpos trete,
, 1877-06-07

Gitn Circuit Gourt. Girc
Nn5obl llrt9eiIe wuroen fir perl0ieoenc
Seirdge obgcgc6en.
, 1877-06-07
Dik's ilnlfrirte 3Dreis-E ife.

8anf,ie Setten-30O Ibbilbunaen mit gs54rsin,,,
Aaufeneer Der beiteu Slumen une Wtmi;Isn auf Der Wr
&c, nno bic art unb speiie tteielben Al ,padienEwGe,
itir cine Smel Gem SriefMarfe. Sn Geutlt urb @na-
lid gebrudi, ~ S"S-
Arrelfrs: Sames Bid, &p9eter M..g.
, 1877-06-07
a'tDm'aO efurT Alarm-U elearapb.
~ Il m r e n # =,

y" Z ot u | { u.
Wv. 2 @rFe YOlisei @tatipn.
M0. 3 3weite guli5ei Station.
W.. 4 Critic yuri3si Statiun.
9rpap. wy
"O. 6m5rof ant eabbcr Sou1e," grpo,,
S'rabe, apif9en bar 9ten rub 1Oten.
Ar. z @priBengaus, t8teu @tr. nah
0ranfIin. IVY
$40. 10 Gpcretts.
glU. 1-3 Gde Der 12tsn uns Moin ctr.
wv. IA Gde Der t0ten uub gyro ctr.
Nr. 10 Gde Der 1iten unb Cars ctr
No. 10 Gde SCR gine unb sHoin CIR.
M0. ~ sde Der 3ten unb DusaI Ctr.
M0' - Gde Der 25itcn unb groab @t
Mr. 2-3 Gff Der 17ten unb Mfor1bou etr
No. "a ede Der 17tea uno Malbiuotus
Ctr. 'S''"
No. rs @stroyrIitaa eifsn. @erfe, 2
Mo. 20 Gefsb Ser 5teu nab Maim CIR.
Me. 81 Gfs Der 14ten NIB afaiu @tr,
no. 80 Gde Der 22ltsn mnh Main CTR
Mo. 81 gde Der 13tem uub Gary ctr
MO. 80 Staptii9ca armenbans.
No. So Srebesar Gi9ens@trfe.
WS. Al Gde Der 9teu unb 2eia5 Ctr.
Mo. ~ grpab Strabe, yde Sail @ay.
Mo. IS Gfe Srrins unb pine ctr.
NO. 40 ede ct. 5ames unb Dupal CIV,
Aa' 40 Spr senDaus, 25Rc Ctr.
Tp. 81 SpriBen9aus, 10 CTR.
Mo. % eese Der Clay I'M @ilmer Ctr.
NO. 573 Gds Mi9l alpnlr. unp &pdetls
, 1877-06-07

Der Su6s. Gin6uNs
iunrOe 8cltcrn Mlor9eu in Srupf Nueuuc
, 1877-06-07

>" - N'T"!J U. @EIN gI0u6f
ooB CT nit rincm @ol5pn0en lid in 81,
~iaot 0'i@mn0leit. Nud 0HGic per-
, 1877-06-07
Slf's
Ulumfn- unb WemiGt-S aamrn

Mereen 8tpEanSt spn elmer Milipn 9eute in Ymerifa.
Sttbe
S!t's @rriSlits-300 abbileunaen, nur 2Gents.
lid.
@ld's 9lnmen: Gemiie.0ariea 80 Gents; in Gle.
8aiter yeinpane 81 90.
VILE meins gerbfentliGansen wereea in @netiI9 ur,
Seatlh 9eprutt. '
@emiNse: Saaes Bid, Nabsler, q. y.
, 1877-06-07

Ghr It / q II Aatts onf Scr Gir6wrih
Srli9el b'fomntn. 0n lagten tie
99neloer, mon Dabe i'm g 0orig in Der
SGcere 9cbabt mo i6m lesnc Todndt6e
Otorntlld ousgebiiQelt; Die Tdrbcr. er lei
I'll 9tl9 9fbldu! poroell; Die Gdulter or
let 9arlt'9 pcr!obIt; Die Gerber, lie 6dt-
ten lbn rlhti9 0rDolft unh i6m oen
Slldel gcgerbt nno Die Mtulifanutea
melnten, man babe i9m Gins aus Dem #
auf9eblalen. i
, 1877-06-07

enc G9nHng Datten. Nls CT je0oM ~
lon9s blieh, unN ouF N~ncNicu I'm n f.
Mort COB, mrosey ifnell emonrqfion II
nm NJ I ion Ion2t} 0iemina'3 9cjGl, o0
ncr ObflFdhe On. &eiiltc uor be
reitS ldn9crc 3'it loot, uidrenr Der ml 2
thioc 9nerton eft uoD onouurrnou
Nnitrengan8en Der Ncrste in oas 0ehcn
6n%riid9'rnfen pUroc. Ser ltnfaQ IL rs
obne S6lultri9felt oabnr0 elfldrt. bcb
Der feline OFen cine MScn9e &o6(tnItid-
ltoft erjeA9te, Der bur9 icine lpelIil6e
90lpere lid nm Oruno Ser @lube an
'nrlmfltc uno I'M &crein nit o,n in ieoer
Ornbe onAclammeItcn qcI60rliden So
len bas Gtltifen Der 2Hlte bcrbciii6rtc.
Or. Sr. 4r.)
, 1877-06-07

g6lc Bic 0tammcn cen 8rano, 10 16idcn
oud) 1brducn bic Ibrduer,
Greuno, On mcinclt NIT mir?! Gicbc,
nuu mein' ih nid)t mcbr.
, 1877-06-07
Lra2 Ft1yHs1sa- yr-a
TtSs SH'St%G 49, q. ieesEt"4 sfsS

s3}jaHmopS, 2}vt 5f,per ma G9cfepsa.c
Wv Guei0aGu E0lpAD
, 1877-06-07

Cob lhloB 9eitcrn Mittay III SEEN
0orf nit 1867.
, 1877-06-07
Sif's
Ylnmsn- nn0 Wsmi(e- Nartfu

ut ps prad.ppaltc gDert ieiner s(rt In Der g8elt. Is
entpatt naee an 1870 Seiten, 9uneerte reiner Mbbilsun
9eh' I'M 1eIs ebremp Gableaua ppn Slumen, pradtypu
9sSe'0hef uno eplorirt ppa 9iamr. @rsis SO Gents in
Wapier; Sl.0O IN ~sle9antef 2einwanb. Sn 9eutlA unp
enslil2 8ebrudt. VIEW
Aptelltre; Samcs Bid, Ho9eler, 81. q.
, 1877-06-07
Uabrplan Der 3ugs,
Gur0 Waffatierc.

&ur6 paffa9ierc c.
300 VI. W @erlabt 9lidmpR Gienfog, 9onncrItaa
rho GnniGbrah. Serbtnbet in Qpet
Npl't NIT bem sanpflr ,@apana" fir ais
lie SGnfte AT rem Yirrf Silver unb Salti-
more. I%nfurftin Baltimore I'm 9, w.:
~YerbtRbet nit 8abnIinien tit QBaIbiuotpn'
Ntilabslpbia, gsp Nprf, 8phpn urb ele
~iptitliden Nunite. Gerbinp t nit 8uaes
Ter 9lihn1pna uno petersburg uab Gbe{az
p'aie unb Sbip @tiertatnen.
0urb 8raNt.
500 q. VI. @erliRt Ntanpnb 9icnffag, 9uunrrfae
rnb SnnIlabC,lh, Wtddt Y,rbtnpuneen NJ t
Admpftrn in g6elt 9pist fur Slu6s Qdntans
9et. baltimore inc aAe weftl den puntte.
Wtadi Werbinoungeu In Nid)mpnb nit Biz
gen Der 8iGntpno ulEb 9anpiae. 81 dmpnb
UNI peterstnte, une G~Eefapsate unb Sbip
Giientabnen.
Sofal @a0agierc.
500 Y. 81. @erIdbt Niampno t gid (Ssnntaes aus.
g%etriamen)
Srfal Tra1t.
200 3. 81. SerIi6t Nihinpnb Mnnfae, Miitiund,
nnp Stctid9. Madt @eriintunae1, ii,
'gotit pptnt init BEN Camper isis" fir
ale gdnounpcn an rem Wiattttpat ltnb
Sal 1rfN GliIier.
, 1877-06-07
p;k's DlumenfIbrpr

entbalt Elm itbnes ~farbisss Sfpmentableal i II Der sr fsn
Natnnsr Greis nnr Is Gents iabrlt9. Vie erRe Sum-
men. "l""'
@crelIire: Samcs Bid, Gp@eaer, q 81.
, 1877-06-07
Nbslapeafe nnb Sbio Gilrnbabu.

Gbefauedte nnb Sttp gif,rbabg,1
@afasier- . partsnent
Nidntrnp. @e, 1. 9e3emter, 1876.
YIN nno mad Dem 3. 9esrnnber, 1876,
tabten bic 9allg er-3ilae, t1e fslot:
, 1877-06-07

3n gteru Oorf mn> Sarlcm liuo
mdbrcno oeS ocrllollcucn Sabte5 80 ~
lonen acltorben. Die Oo8 90. 2tbcnsioby
iibe! ldrittcn hatten,
, 1877-06-07

6 Zine iunec Bicroeoicb'u. Gi1 Ill
lfuioia o~u8jcDsloc8 Wfdodcn Don l6
Sabrcn 1T III 2cwiiton, Wtc. ocr0aitct
m%ororn, nil iie Gin Bitro mitiammt Dem
Na9eu gcitoblen hit.
, 1877-06-07

Quebec ipiro clue, &dlitt7dub
Fcrt anlcgca, .pcldcr $25. 600 foltul
lDl.
National Republican., 1877-01-27
Imaginary Telegrams.

Proctor Knott and Company are still hunt
Ing for kilograms said to have been sent by z.
and W. E. Chandler, but inasmuch as no such
kilograms were ever sent over the wires, It is
not singular that they cannot be traced, and
that the operators who have tried to define
them have made themselves ridiculous. Is It
not about time that the Democrats proved
something upon the Republican managers or
gave up their inquisitorial proceedingsi
Thus far, instead of getting any clue to the
great conspiracy to count in Hayes and
Wheeler, Of which Watterson, Willis and 9TH
ers talk with bated breath, they have simply
found few kilograms very properly warning
the Southern Republicans to look out for TIL
den's barrel of money and his bull doing
agents, and to insist upon their full claim to
the victories won at the polls on the 7th of
November. When Peltou, Hewitt, Barnum,
and other Democratic leaders are brought
upon the stand they will he fortunate If they
can show record so clean as that of the
Chambers.
National Republican., 1877-01-27
tsFFIQ
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
WAhUINOTON. January o. 1877.

NAVY DlrARTNENT,l
WAsHINoToN, January 0, 1877. !
Alta Naval General Court Martial, convened at
the New York navy yard, October 81, 1875 the
specifications herein set forth and cOnvIc ted
and sentenced as is herein declared, viz:
!. ALEXAEpEn A; SENNEs, Captain in the
,CiARoE-ylolatiOn Of Article twenty fourth Of
the Articles for the government Of the Navy.
irons S stand up ali asy TN % 10 oclock uGugU in the
evening, except at meals, and to have no blankets
or hammocks at night
FINDING.
Guilty" except as to deprivation of hammocks
and blankets, and until 10 o'clock in."
SENTENCE.
ITO be suspended from duty six months and
roprimaAdedin General Orders by the Honorable
IL. FELIr MoCuRLgy, a Lieutenant Com.
mander in the Navy Of the United States.
CHARGES.
/. Using disrespectful language concerning his
superior and late commanding ofhcer In an Official
Communication to the Secretary Of the Navy.
2, Employing an enlisted man to act as his
scribe In writing letter to the Secretary OF the
Navy, charging his superior oficer with making
false official report in regard to said Lieutenant
Commander McCurley.
0. Conduct subysrsiye Of discipline.
0mslai n, neglect o. ,y duty and inefhelency in
Specifications embrace, besides the facts stated
In first and second charges, uttering similar COM
plants and using language Of censure on his
neg llgences as Executive officer.
FINDING.
"GuIlty" Of charges l and .; not guilty Of
charges 0 and 4.
SENTENCE.
"Six months suspension from duty, and reprI.
mand in General Orders by the Honorable Sec.
Ill. WILLIAM Il. Bnows, a Captain In the
United States Marine Corps.
CHANGES.
]. Dsrespectful treatment of his commanding
. Conduct subversivc of naval discipline.
Spectdcdftons-S Seeking interview with Captain
Semmes in order TO make an official oommuni-
cation, and then refusing to make 1t unless
Paymaster Llsle were present as witness;
promising and then falling to make the commu.
nlcation In writing; twice employing enlisted
men to write letters for him 10 ihe Department,
containing roil, ,lIinLs and accusations against
their commanding officer.
FiNDINU-"Guilty."
SENTENCE.
ITO be suspended from duty one year and t,
be TepTimanded In General Orders by the on
orable Secretary Of the Navy"
~. MICHAEL BRADLEY, Surgeon In the I'm
ted States Navy.
CHARoE.-Drmkcnncss
SPccgGation,-On several successive days Ju'y
ljnnl September u 1873.
FINDiNG.-"Guilty y by plea"
SENTENCE
Three years suspension from rank and duty,
on lurlough pay, and reprmandod In General Or.
dcTs by the Honorable Secretary OF tho Navy"
v, The rcplmand Of Lieut., Commander FELiN
MCCURLEY Is remit ted. with this exception the
department approves the proceedings, findings
and sentences In each and all of said cases; and
this Order Will be read on board every U. 5. yes.
sci In commission ut each Naval Station and at
the several Marine barracks, Us order of reprl-
mRnd TO Captain ALEXANDER A, SEMMEs, U, s.
| n" TO Captain WILLIAM X. BROwE, u. s. Marine
C0rrs, and to Surgeon MICHAEL BRADLEY, U.
.. N. GLO. N. EOBESOS,
Secretary Of the Navy.
National Republican., 1877-01-27
Monster OF Crime 20 be shot

Bishop John d. Lee, the Mormon, who was
convicted Of murder In the Mountain Meadow
massacre In 1857, and sentenced to die yester-
day, was granted stay of execution on an
appeal to the Supreme Court Of Utah. Lee
was sentenced to be shot for a crime which
has no parallel In the history of brutality since
the world began. Out of train Of one hun
dred and forty emigrants but thirteen small
children were left to tell the tale Of the in
human slaughter. For twenty years this
monster Of crime has escaped the penalty Of
his great barbsrity; but at last justice has
oyertaken him, and although the mills Of God
have ground slowly, John Lee will fad that
they grind exceedingly fine. He Is sentenced
to be shot to death. Although the criminal
code under Richelieu never was called upon to
deal with more inhuman monster than this
Mormon bishop, ,still we are glad TO know that
the court made the sentence "to be shot to
death" rather than "to be hanged" For
years past the mode of scafiold execution has
been carried on In the most disreputable man
ner Men have been hung whose death.rattle
has been heard for one half hour. The scale
Of tortures which end In the scRiIold are but
pleasant pangs compared to the excruciatny
and Infamous outrages sometimes perpetrated
upon the criminal with his head In a moose.
An execution occurred in New York few
months since where man was held by the rope
between life and death for twenty minutes,
making ghastly struggles and groans for de-
liverance from his awful fate, his intelligence
being extinguishei thought by thought, and
his life destroyed inch by inch.
Happily for Bishop Lee, he is to bo shot. In
Utah, man convicted of murder may choose
death by hanging, shooting or by beheading,
and the great criminal wisely chose to be shot.
Aside from drowning, shooting Is said to be
the next best and easiest way to die. Behead-
inS Is barbaric, and in France some of the
guillotine scenes shocked all Europe by their
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An Outrage upon Personal Liberty.

Mr.. Harry NJ. Williams, a gentleman well
and favorably- known in Washington, has had
great injustice done him by the telegraphic
dispatches published In the newspapers Of this
city respecting his recent arrest in New York
apparently on the charge Of permitting the
entry of smuggled goods while he occupied,
the position of Deputy Collector Of Customs
of the port of New York. It is with great
pleasure we state that authentic, unequlvocal
and reliable information has been received by
US enabling us to assure the public that the
arrest Of Mr.. Williams was the result of pique
and malice on the part of ex-Unlted States
District Attorney Bliss, who used his official
position to revenge himself upon Mr.. Williams
for the latter's efficient work in procuring
his (BlissO defeat for o denomination to the
District Attorneyship. We are satisfied that
Mr.. Williams trial, which he will insist upon
taking place at an early day, will result In his
complete and triumphant yindication. We
cannot condemn in adequate language the con-
temptible and cowardly course Of sworn off,
Ger of the Government who will use the power
with which the law clothes him to vent his
personal hatred upon private citizen.
National Republican., 1877-01-27
snbscription Rates.
sATUR pAYIl!ltlit!....lll.llJAN y. Isl.
The American People the Only Arbi.
trators.

If the complications arising from the Presi.
Dental muddle are such that our law makers
insist upon determining the issue by refer
ence to q few men-a select committee-in.
stead of standing, like true men, by the plain
language Of the Constitution, then let such
reference be to the genuine source OF all our
power, to wit, the sovereign people-thus
avoiding all the questions of constitutional
and unconstitutional measures, the prostitu.
tion of our highest court and the charge of
gambling for the Chief Magistracy.
The solemn trust OF administering the affairs
Of a great nation is not to be banded about In
market or won by game of chance. It Is
Imposed by the voice of a free people, under
all the sanctions of a hundred years OF law
and precedent, aud II that voice has, per-
chance, given an uncertain sound what power
has right to rob It of It's will Certainly
not the two Houses of Congress, not the Su.
preme Court-for their Jurisdiction is well
defined by the peoples Magma Chgta-much
less not commission composed OF parts OF
each.
If the voice Of the people has not been heard,
let them speak again. Let Congress, instead
OF trying TO make Presidents, furnish us with
legislation which will guard the citizens high,
est right, and then the appeal to the people
will be heard in unmistakable emphasis, from
Maine to Oregon, from the Gulf to the British
possess ions.
1t is far better for the perpetuity Of our In
stitutions that another campaign be Tough
than that precedents should be made In viols-
tion Of law and In contamination of the gu.
preme Court. Seriously, we earnestly repeat
what is admitted by all parties-that the in
ten.ion of the Constitution is that the people
should elect their President and Vice Presl-
dent. Now, If no election is the result OF the
late canvass, then any patchwork composed Of
one or more departments of the Government,
or any tribunal short Of the American voters,
would be in contrayention Of the Constitution
and destructive Of the republican idea that
the will OF the people should rule. Our Con-
stitution and laws provide for an Executive In
certl contingencies. The present being one,
then, to maintain In spirit and truth that our
Republic is Of the people and for the people,
this Congress should allow the election to
come from the people by referring back to
them, with such stringent laws as will give
without question their real voice and wish.
Any other action will not be consonant with
our republican form of government.
The party that fears the Just verdict Of the
suspected Of being at war with republican
government, and the people who are to be
ruled will not trust them. No more consent
Ing to devise who shall be President, but let 9
have the voice Of the people.
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wAsHINaToH, Jan. 10, 1877.
The tackcoat, heretofore authorized by tho
regulations, Will cease to be worn as uniform BIZ
commissioned officers, midshipmcn, cadet mid
shipmen and cadet engineers aftcr the first OF
July next, and serylce.coat, of the following de-
scription, Will be substituted therefor, from that
date:
The coat shall be of dark blue cloth, standing
collar, snglcbreasted, with n "hy" 'front.'
always TO be worn buttoned to the neck Ths
collar and edges Of the coat, and the side seams
OF the back, from tho shoulder to lower edge
Of skirt, TO be trimmed with lustrous black
braid one inch and quarter wide, inside OF which
the broader braid.
The coat to be shaped to tho figure and to fall
as low MS the upper Joint OF the thumb when
hanging naturally by the side. There shall bc
SIT over each hip extending Ave inches from tho
bottom OF the coat, and trimmed with the pre-
scribcd braid.
:. The collar shall be cut as per pattern, aud on
u snail pc worn the same grade marks as are pre-
scrbed for the shoulder straps Of each grade, ex-
oept that the bars worn by officers below the rank
Of Lieutenant Commander shall be of silver In.
stead OF gold. The grade marks shall bo en-
broidered In high relief, and shall be one inch In
width. (Stnmpcd metal grade marks shall not
be worn) The distinction lace on the cuffs shall
be Of lustrous black braid instead of gold lace as
prescribed for other coats
The coat may he Of dark blue cheviot during
the summer months. 1t must not be made of
hhnnel. GEO. NJ. RoBBsoN,
Secretary of the Navy.