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, 1877-06-23

OF numbers, the efficiency Of organization,
and the strategical ability are on the side
of the Russians. These forecasts are,
however, necessarily made with q very
imperfect knowledge OF the conditions.
The policy of SerV,a, the impulses Of
Greece, the greater or less zaal tor tie
cause evinced by the Roumauian popnIa-
ton, the taste OF the Bulgarians for tie
process of liberation, the spirit IL which
the Montenegtins enter on tie severe trial
OF a second campaign are all elements II
the question which cannot as yet be fully
estimated. The campaign In Asia moves
slowly for nearly the same reasons that
keep the Russians behind the Danube.
The mountain passes are deep in snow ;
on the lower ground the heavy rains i'm
pede military operations, The Aalatio
Army has gained the start in the campaign
but there is no reason to believe that GEN
eral Loris Melikof will have done his
work before the Grand Duke. The Tur-
kish Army On the Asiatic side appears to
have been deplorably neglected the
troops are worse disciplined, worse equip
ped and provided than those lcvies on the
Danube which have enjoyed the especial
attention Of the Seraslierate. But the
nature of the warfare In Asia to some de.
gree makes the deficiencies Of the armies
in that quarter less vital ; the campaign
will be one in which strategy will ba less,
and hard fighting of more importance ;
even irregular troops may be able to do
service in some Of the positions which it
is in The power Of Mukhtar Pasha to de-
fend.
The disposition Of the Turks, or rather
of the people of Constant1nople, in face Of
the present dangers, is certainly not ono
to encourage the hopes 0 fpeace that have
sprung up within the last few days.
Their attitude does honour to their spirit,
and we must respect their resolution ven
though we doubt their judgment. The
Sultan and his counsellors have committed
themselves moro defnitively than ever to
the policy Of resistance to the last. The
Sheikh.ul-Islam has proclaimed the Jehad,
which, SO far as it has any significance in
the present age, gives an irreconclla-
BILE character to the war. It is now
not merely q contest between one
State and another with victory As its
end, but o campaign of the believer
against the infdel with destruction as its
end. Almost at the same time the Sheik-
ul-Islam delivers Gtra affirming that the
Sultan Abdul Hamid has o right to assume
ths title of Ghazi, or Warrior. Tbs cap.
ture of Soukoum Kaleh furnishes the pre-
text for this glorifcation. Abdul Hamid
is, no doubt, q respectable Prince. and the
capture Of the fort in question may be o
creditsbls feat of arms, but the people
will mentally draw a comparison betwssa
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and the Sultan whom it has hitherto dis
tinguished, he terrible Murad ". The
most lerocious Of Eastern Sovercigns was
o .oasiIe. 5Ie soldier, and he won his
tit "a, uo'n lis palace on the Bosphoros,
bat or lie field Of battle. He recovered
BacG.u from Tie PeIsiars after q memora-
bic siege in 1898, aud the SultanS have
never since lost it. Curiously enough, it IS
to recover Bagdad that the Persians are
supposed 10 mediate a Russian alliance,
Tins desjga The Persian Envoy at Constan-
tinonle regulates, but it remains to be
seen whether the new GAazi will be as
successful in maintaining his rights as his
predecessor was in extending them.
, 1877-06-23

UW NDER date 5th June a. c. the Govern
Wment has deputed DR.. med. JOSEPH
BARON V. BRETON until further to act as
public physician in Christiausted and in the
Police Centre district, from the date DR..
KALMER, during this month, withdraws
from bis situation'a as such.
, 1877-06-23
ttelSe 0g
Entledigelsey.

VVNDER ste Juni d. A. bar Gouvernc-
I'd meutet constitueret DR.. med. JOSEPH
BARON v. BRETON ii indtil videre at
fuugere som o%fentlig Lege Chlistiansted
og Po'itiiege i Centerdistrictet paa s..
Cfoix ira den lid Doctor KALMER i denne
Manned fratreder sin neynte Shilling som
o~ffentlig Le9e her,
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4 No..

9LLE og Enh3cr der maatto have
IN Ncgct at fordre paa Boet elter
afgangne Johan NicoIai Mossin oS
efterleyendo Enke Johanne Mossin
indhaldes hcrycd mcl 3 6laaneders
Yarsel at onmeIdo og beyiisliggiore
dares kray fer un%dertcgnede Ret'
Froderikstods Skifteret, st. CroiX
den l8de Juni 1877,
&. SARAUW.
, 1877-06-23

we Christian the Ninth,

&W
BY the Grace Of God K5ng Of Denmark, the Vond0ls
and the GoM, Duke Of Sevig. Hoteen, Sf0r-
marn, Damqrshen, LauenBorg and OdsnbO'g,
vuAKE KNOWN: The Diet has passed, and We
lila by Our Royal Assent have confirmed the following
Law:
The Colonial Treasures of the Danish West
India Islands contribute towards the general State
EXPENSES during the financial years 1S77-78 and 1878-79
the sum Of $4,000 Kroner per anuum, each OF the
said Colonial Treasures contributing one-hat OF the
said amount.
To which oil concerned have to conform.
Gjren at AmaEenJo,g, the 2Ah March 1877.
Under Our Royal Hand and Seal.
CHRISTIAN II.
T., 8.
, 1877-06-23

VI Christian den NienGe.
Of Guds Made Konge til Danmart, de Vsades Qg
Gotdevs, Hertug til 6lssUig, Hosscn, Stormarn,
Damqr,Een, Loaen5og og Oden5org.
MJ0RE v%ITTERLTGT; Rigsdagen har vedtaget
Tx og vi med Wort S~amtykke stadhestet f6Igendo
Low:
Colonialkasserne paa de dansk-vestndiske Der I'd
xede til de a~lmindelige Observation-Disclosures i Finants-
aarene le77-7s og 1878-79 aarlig $4,000 Kroner med
Halvdelen liver.
Hvorefter allie v~edkommende sig have at rette.
Gsyss poo Amalen5org den 24de Marts 1877.
Under VOr KOngelige Hand OS segl.
CHRISTIAN r.
L. 9.
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R.,x.e,, Star, tn Literature.

TIE frs. letter II the series = address
e 20 Us elder sister, Laura Who after
-.-t became Mne. de SUryille, and Who
after her IllusirioCs brother death, pub
listed IL = small volume some Agreeable
"Reminiscences Of hin. For this -.ty he
Lad especially n Us early year, 8 pas
son ate a5scEion- be nad Il 1919 come
10 Paris from TSuraine, II which prov
i.ce rs family lived, 20 SEEK as fortune
A.. nah o: letters TIE episode Z
,.raa &c .rd gloomy ooe- Dis vocation
:o- l!:e-..u-s c.c 10: be-n tSTorsolE
v.e<ed A. home where money Vas
scsrty- Bot TIE pa-entsl eoaseni or
rsls :-e parental tolerance, vas 5.
IS. Oo-a.zzi tx Lis experiment The
:u.cre 81 20. o; TIE "Pere Go.!0i Eas
=. tbs tine %; twenty years OF age,
sd il he symptoms Of genius n.c
nothing o.; very -ooCs. se- ;-oor acenee
- snow. His family, who lad - coz
:-ira:e 20 rs supper! While ms master
pieces we're ; making spPes. % have re-
GREETED Ihe absence o; TURNER gaasa--
.ees He came 70 Paris, however, Snc
.o-:.si u = gs-rei, where tie allowance
MAKE him by MS tSinsr kep; him neither
from shIvsring nor from ues-.y s.srTlng.
TIE s!.1.,iJu lad beea srTAngai II $
wsv very Characteristic OF French mar
ce-s. TIE fsc. that HoRore osi gore 70
Pas Vas KEEP. score. frUu IRE frleocs
xEo we're tvic TIA: he g.s OF T4sIi % 3
cousin II the So1;c- BE Vas o. p-o5s-
;.oo snc !! re a. 81 - acquire literary
-e.o~r, rs eEca-slol should &c E1s,ec
-. Tbs picG= fraud Cd 10! cOaI-lo1Ie
70 TIE c5nto-. OF the young sc-ioo.er,
Eno -: Sirsid - venture abroad o.
CAV les: ae should De- seer - 81 SC
G.asu:ance 0; the iaui!y. Balzsc nus:
nave beer :. This tine nl.e-sb.y POcr.
I: Il GOES - he - >.:e-, he rX - ps.
:o-:ce pleasure o. tas:I-g. De ~s1-
- see T.ln2a having - 60 % zee p-sy.
20 Keep Up he fiction 0: lis being II tie
Sc1:s. II ; I..:csc box. Il sta.l end oy
giving in. Ny stomach ,slreaty
Irsm5les. Mesr~hile he =.s plsrRir Z
tragedy Q. Cromwell" which cane 70
ao;ulog. ard writing tie ~Herltie'e e
BlrayC-. lis Ers; revs.. ~t.co ce - :
:g- ooe h1rtr-d ard sky co.s-.
Through these early letters, II spite o!
Us chilly Circumstances. there lows .
currec: o; youthful ortor, gsystr, AID
Assurance H. J2l<s sJr- ~ Tx Gc.c-y
igr F.5-.r-v
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SPozTIxs 4 Labrador Iuyoles rcu-s--
tic incidents When deer are 10: net
with e1cep. .: 80 grea. 8 distance
IRON $ sest.euecE ia: TIE nigh: hss :
De passed N Ias voods. Coz .o1sGi
.nox-bocss 5 crested II u,srvs sVsl '
brSe: tine by me .:ie16aat E-9Gln.1I-
They roll small Jumps q srcr i1io
hssvy. compact heaps, r1i>a- he.aE
shaped is:o s94a.e P;eces, Ass p'se-i ose
ovs. TIE o,Gsr. Until Jour SSls are
-si.-t II /. i-=sres, :osy Ieros ~s:ec
upon e.ca l.ysr. - render tee s:EG%t-
-. more Compact S.ed pcsss A. .zsc-
81 together. Aat I'D scrozs !es -
Blccks Of su.v s-e placed gPoc :sese,
AnG TO c-evices. n everJ 1-r-c:5o-- are
slged II with sost sIos, thus eIcisil-s
ne Sir. A rar-ox door = scucpe'- cot
IN f-on, aat TIE Z oor P.e-tl:a y s;rern
Win .rox+hCes, skis An3 cIas- Ee.-.
g.tsly ps.chet, bOi cosey, tu-s coGsi'-
tue TIE covering, sad sPortsnen uao
have vectur-t in:o iasi IahosfiiAo,e ~
20, aver IA. :aey have sleP. onu 'or:-
sb,y. ana Tot EI:hou. eIP=-e:eia (
a,li, within tasse guScre places Of :hel-
L.
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The DoE-star.

L the mid SKY tg-Iag FEB
rzs.y, yer VII! see the 5riga:es! :ts- IN
he whole kssvers-S:-jous, tie fanI01.
Dog star. Tne constellation CaDis Ms
fo-. the Greater Dog which nigh: = zen
o-:;e- be called sjnpl! Canis, -ss oae
Of O-ion's hun;ing-dogs, Cans Minor
beng tie ctnsr: b.: Ne cso hardly sup
ross Lepus VS. the sole prey pCcUet
u - g-ea: = gain; AID :vo sgca dce
rc-s- Ire constelis.ioc Cans Nsjo- l.
caie5v remarkable Ter the Dcs-ztar- IL
Old !Ines this s:A- Was Iaocst!!' bri-s
p.s;Ience. Homer speak. o: /. 10! 5y
nsne. however, Is iEe star.
Who's burning breath
Ta.z.s the red a.. with levers, plaques
and death
Msny among the sncisuts supposed
,hs, ;nis star Was II reality - large A. tee
sun. Thus Msui,ius said:
- r strorx,y credited 20 owns Ugh:
And runs coarse not ihaH the sCas less
Bui IL Al. reEnovd rom sigh: 50 srss, q
II Gems 10 CAS-; dina and weaker ray.
7; hs been saora il our oxn tine.
csxeyer, ia. evea tbs estimate, which
"a. oy msnv though: toe daring. al. ia
ssC-. Of the truth Il tas been calculated
.hs; Sirius gives o.: three hundred times
- much hight AID doubtless three hUc-
,:re: ZINES 81 mach lea: - our SUI. 50
TIA. Il would make Is rs.hec uncou-
fo-.ab,e II oU- sun v& removed sat
Si-iun Sc: in his plsce. Sir W. Herscoe.
ssrs ia: when "a .C--at ms large four
:oJ, mirror CT tbs s:ar, the hight "a;
IL. ia: .; he rising Sun, s2t l: EAs
n. GOES bic - look =; The s:s- Without
rs.u 10 the eve SgyiGs . u reality -
-api1 uoI;oE, ;.0CEt. -ving 20 hs ecoc-
ayc,.; tis,aace, be seems 3. res he j:
rushing through space 3. the rzte o:
sboc: tui-T5 miles Il every second q
time! Il wear BE irsyerses .early siI
tines The distance which seps-s;es car
earth from re SUI. B1i tbs sroruoC:
annual journey = on.y about -5-y
Il part Oi,:as distance which s=Parsses
him from our cath; Srd be : rsyetIag
sxsv troa u. Ne need 10. Dc greatly
.-o,.b bed o. .cccant CT him he = 20
ia Away from - .as: rs light as oeea
10 les ;hAr twenty years On - wsy -
-. - IA: IL reality, instead Of say'ns
xe see Sirius. xe ougs; - say We see
where SIRIUS ras some ireoty years ago
No: of tie s.A-s Are even farther away
80 ia: if every ooe Of ihen were N
single Instant Destroyed. we should 80.
see ibem-Ihsi :. their Hghi-:or uaay
, years, Al 4 Psobsoiy ne grss-sr nGnoe'
o; them xoss5 SKI. s-.u 70 Dc sHlnir
il The heavens leag after re yoO1ses; 0:
Is we're dead; perhaps even after cor
r-~si-y-scteaIldren hsi passed away
| Prsf. r A. Rrocter. s. .Nteao+sis f1r s.
,.rr-
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Tex springs Of Welsssneerg N re
Berzsse ooer:.ad yield q ss:er which :.
pasalsrly supposed 70 have The power ct
csss.riIirS cavities in tie lGngs %. ia
sasIy.is shows 70 reason Tor suca
pou.r. Sulphx:es OF lime ast nasnesis
are Is principal sold Ingredients, sun
rl,,r;3. AID 4 Et.Ie ioiids OF EihIan sat
n Organic compound having the "io'
q. Slsrkh,--r.<
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THx f.zocs ..Blse GrOstoT II the il
lad of Capri T.iy, las been i-TssigAi-
e. speciruscupscslly. Ao-s eftae hsst
enters thrcoga The water, which ab~oro D
toe red AVS entirely aad 50 zach q tie
yeIov - 70 make the D Inc scarcely
IsibIe. Ths zres., blue and i,tigo n!s
ars vsry fright AID the 2 ant p has
mite u . vel na,kst ahsorpeica hnA
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Tax uou,,aias sboci Innsbruck II
lie Tvrol zs vel - Cthee parts o. ne
Alps. prssen. the s;nsuls, Psenouecoa
OF a climate more moderate .: Nocslc'
.-.ble elevation than IN the valleys
Prof Esrrsr lads TIA; there = va-r'
rexson md ray Up the mountain IyIss
b4;vesu ,vo colder zones above sad BE-
low H. We have here.oscre referred u
. similar paenouenon IN Indiana
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oSx single par.s-sPh n Hsroe''
Scencsr's essay On Primitive MAJ
rszss. in the PgsxLsr S-srze, MaS-a+y
cca,Sins TIE words ~srccg0ny, -sIeg-
.ny. ~polyg.my, -noaogsuy,
sadry, @polyguy, sEt -sgaA.'oa-
Think &C naa beng cx-gh. cut ale,e
with ths, essay il some cSGa-y iSwu'
xnt no unabridged dictionary siiaIn
forty miles
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PzrIApxrraIA BSil<tts: II 8 All ID e
nonsense 70 say that the lie OF oAlies
dancers 5 one of toll and drndeery.
Ey.ryone knows that then pas support
them
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W. .a-4 q. max c.u>- c"cE r,.;.'a a.
t..---g-- .a- D.. g".--s ~cLil 49, - -.L- /.
-: AZ Cl.cI-O .JC ~ po-Ess y" 60 @Ac
- -nuri ;-A.-. maze connections a.
e. - :o- Pr..a.:-- PA No ios :
S-{ SD~-DE- a. :. = -L -y- 49,. ~ 80
-, bound --s.-s make t.reC' coGcec-
:..rs .s- a.. r-.lc-PA. points - ard
r---.
49, ga s,- - OF a.. llE-t trains.
.==IISt. PTTT>B L-2,, : AND BAL
TtHCEE DIVISION.
E AEk-Vs-
49, washington Pa,
-TAN daily at 4 4. y
-g Warrington Pa.
SPY Iai,y A. :. ?. ~
-. = ,-u:.-t. --GaSsys eI pied.
--,-. :. a.. principal poiris o. sac
49,. 80 open a: 81 hours during
TECS. e SHARP.
Nas.-- % Transportation.
yEEa.z -. C-1e.s. Agent. ale
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RATES or ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGISTER.

CCe % c7re-ts foc1 eo&S
one rtrns1 3 One monfa--se ~
Txo u-ne<.-..--- IS Three month"; z "
one Eeek.------5S One year------. . ~
One square chanyezole once week W.
special Notices . per cent sddiuoo2i-
Advertisements 30 occupy c1ed places .
D, cent acditiolai-
Cuts WIN Be charged aoaole for space
occur
Dol c.unn advertisements, . per
sent sed LCLsl-
Loes. NCuCes Is cents per lrs-o.i ~
EoexI acS,, NIL se Inserted ~ lem tanss ONE
DOLLAR
AT ADVERTISEMENTS, eIespt tos establish
Sd oSs-asss houses Ic1 U.s. Dc Fa.S fo- u ac-
vance.
B,.-s win regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
AL bills due on the ITS. APPEARANCE o.
H. as-ge-J-sS-CrEi
Y-a-ly advertisers viii D. cpo1nSc 20
.ssI- I-y.-.-.ats Business Ard AZ stTer-
.-s--n-1-- aCt connected with - ~ &c
c-arEe<. Tor al our regular caies-
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aeon notation az leAyes be-- 1870 4.
40, ,. n. A-l 4---'ss a. SIs1-V- lie a.
al Acs-1is mediation trains i-aFe
=, - - n 2E1 = a ? q
r--E 4. Il Sr1 : - :. = srr.Te
: ysr-IE', Ee--y 81 :. : d "a s-a 20 ?:
:, .-;ur2iug cave AarLas FsL!y q
81 ; 2. n: & k-aor- :. -
= - ~. q. u. s--iv= 81 b@-.ai-e -
: AM f-sN :. n
--....o s.. .-.-I 2sI points = ne
ga Te>I can - p-OS1-s'- q -
- T.ck=f O-s,- II AeLE-s ae - A---
/. -= FR- GTEgS-
-. Genera. Passenger Tlcks. ASsc'.
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z,a.o pounds Grain Peppey-Sngapo-e-
SO Cloves
80 AliSptee-
Sg SUtn5z-Jovernmsn
SO Cream Tartar. pure & choice
TO Mustard in cans and n o1lE.
0 Ground Ginger, Eas- IntA an
Jamaica CoIs GelzEns, Arrow Root.
Fap.oca ard S4go.
tet5 AZ LACGAIIS BROS & Cos
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afheelias gsaistsr.
Terms, by Mail, IN Advance
,AuY REGISTER

DAILY REGISTER
Jrs y.sr& 9I Three mor ihs-E Y
ST morihS--I@i One nonLn %
TRI.WEEKLT REGISTER
fa5itshed every TuesdAy, IncfnAs ane
Saturday.
me eopy,Iyr-A % Ons copy . NOAH u
WEEKLY REGISTER
On. eopT.lV-A 50 SIX copies ! yTs ~
oae COPY, mos % Ten eop:es,iyr. u %
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10 .sops a: a. .'AU.oHs oF + ,S-;.
= Ink and Cumo+E.A2%d: 20 '2-t - '. 20
-. - stations between "-----. -. -.
t,-.-:o-: ~. makes c-isS'
.r-a-. points -o-;E
EEyEsJrN5 1RALN&
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> cozen Bakers Cod Liver OIL
y Halls Lung Baiszn-
= lanes EIpectoEa1-
= Ayers Cherry Pectorzl.
Inn EssencsS-GnnAmon, &c
80 BstemAu Drops
80 Godfrey's Cordial
Ie1 Essence Jamaica GenEer,
Al LACGELIS BROS. cos
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CAPITAL $3.50. 600

John Z RUTSFORD, P-s-S-.,
GEO. ADAMS. Voc PrGaSe4:-
N. A CHANDLER. CoIAsS-.
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Es:ins.es AZ .Srr'-s furnished -
o.. ayiica. Give = - or1s- sd -
avn -.
me REGISTER COMPANY
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Governor Hsyes- And = ~ are 90
ing East, perhaps yea Nigh; say ia;
ycQ found ne firmly resolves! - Go ny
duty A. parrot, a7t ihs! ny hear
beats warmly tgr ;1e P-S's Africa,
Wns.. virki-g sgsin? WHIST : merry
dog vcu 81. " hee,e-.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
On the Ernrderers, Trail.

Sir. II. Harrison, Of Fols Elliott, was
IN the c.tr las. Wednesday, hunting for
Upton, alias Frank Hall; Frank aeSab
and George Black. who are charged with
the murder Of the Casner brothers ia the
Pan Handle, while her!ing cattle for
Hunter & Evans The murder was com
mItted foy s., 500 in god tweDtics which
the murdeTers took from their victims.
The Casner Brothers who are holding
these large herds of sheep in this vicinity,
are brothers OF the murdered men. and
offer handsome rewards for any iuforIna-
tion-that VIII assist them TO avenRe the
death of their brothers.
Nj Harrison Is also on the trail Of
young Rober; White. alias W'Iry JACK,
alias Kit Carson's nephew. son of the lame
pamphlet peddler who stopped here about
a month last winter. and who tramped
westward with q buckskin bag tall of
twenty dollar gold coins Young white,
on the range south Of here before his
father arrived, ard p etended 70 be dead
broke. although he confidentialiy showed
a hsndldi of twenty dollar pieces 70 a
hunter with whom he was intimate. He
afterward started east and met his father,
with whom he returned To this city. As
soon as the old gent arrived he went about
disposing Of the gold for pocket nieces.
and several OF our people have them yet.
Il appears that Carson's nephew was one
of four who committed q murder for gold
in All Ona some months ago. He was
caught and lodged in jail. rom whence,
by the help Of his comrades. he ESCAPED
and lied 10 the Tilds OF the Pan Handle OF
Texas, where The party again committed
the atrocious crime of numbering FOR goi.
The Casner brothers were the victims this
time. but there are several more brothers
lett. and they VIII hunt the assassins to
the ends of the eargh before they reli--
quish their plans Of vengeance.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
Changes In the Laws.

The Commissioners now IN session at
Topeka, authorized by tie last legislature
to revise the general statutes of Kansas,
have sent CIRCULAR TO attoIneys at law
throughout the S,ate, asking their judy
ment as to the policy Of making several
changes in general laws. Among the
changes suggested are the following:
Isl. Reducing the number of county
officers. by uniting into one the 20 vcTs
and duties now conferred upon two or
more. If deemed advisable. what Offices
can best be so united +?
I'd. Abolishing the Office Of County
Attorney, and making The Probate Judge
OK offieio County Attorney.
Sd. Abolishing the Office of County
Attorney, and creating the Office OF Dis
triet Attorney for each judicial district.
10 be chosen in such manner rs viii best
insure competent aud faithful public
prosecutor for each county.
4th. Making the Sheriff the assessor of
real property in his county.
SIN. Creating a board of assessOls of
real properjy-such board TO CONSIST OF
three uen OF experience. 10 be appointed
by the Board of County Commissioners.
9th. Separating The township election
from the general election, and changing
the time for electiny township officers
back to March or April.
18th. The eaactment of an effective
registration law for the entire state-such
an one as is authorized by section 4 Of
article OF the constitution.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
In the Sweet By-ard-By

cannot but be the happy thought as the
fortunate recipient of the Rocky Noun
tain tourist" scans its wonderfully
attractive pages and peruses its fascina-
ting descriptions. Most beautifully
embellished with new and highly artistic
engravings, its letter press a model of
typographical richness. and the
arrangement throughout simply superb,
the Rocky mountain tourist is worthy of
comparison with Picturesque America or
The Aldine. 1t is written in gossipy,
graphic style, covering details of the tour
through the garden of the Southwest Ithe
ARKANSAS Valley, Southern Kansas. to
the very heart of the Alps OF America
the Rocky Mountains. Jaunts are made
TO all the famous resorts of Colorado, the
remarkable ruins. the springs, the mines,
and IN short, to every point of interest 70
tourist. agriculturalist, capitalist. INNER
and invalid. With the Tourist, he San
Juan Guide keeps fitting company. and
the two publications are mailed free to
all writing for one or both to T, j. Ander-
son. Topeka, Kansas.
ple.-lStar.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

4 gentleman from Rush Centre s;opped
over night with me short time since.
lie told me that Butch Henry was III the
vicinity Of Harey's ranch. and that he
Dutch Henry told him shat him and his
gang are going 10 clean out all the good
horses in Pawnee and Rush counties the
coming season. Ny informant is q man
Of the highest responsibility and perfectly
reliable. Forewsrned is forearmed. Gov
ern yourselves accordingly.-AsE, in
Ia-nei Press.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

HoN. JoFIN A. KAssoy. who has repre-
sented orr old home district IN Conrrass.
from Iowa. with such distlg.. Iished abb
ity for several terms, has been appointed
Minister 10 Spain by President HaE-s
There were but few, if any. brighter men
IN the last Congress than Mr. Kasson.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
Lahe CITY rmpro,ing.

Prospecting has begun.
The daily coaches are crowded with
Passengers.
The weather At Lake Citf Is WARM and
no suow.
Two hundred and fifty business houses
are II the course of construction the town
is fIll ri people and daily arrivals ere
nCmerous.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28
The RIacl EiIrs.

The rush 10 the Black Hills has COM
ueHced in good earnest. Every place Of
importance is furnishing mere or less ad-
venturers eager TO try their hands in the
promised Eldorado. And their prospects
of success are cOnfessedly better than at
any time since this new field lured miners
thither. The Indian troubles, which
have hitherto been serious obstacles, are
substantially terminated. Then, it is no
longer wholly a wild goose chase. The
fact that, despite the drawbac of fierce
Indian warfare. two and half million
dollars were taken ont by the miners in
that region dnring 1876 proves that it is
not destitute of rich mineral deposits.
But where there was one man who made
money. there were twenty who lost. and
while the gains were distributed among
the few. the hardships were shared by
all. -Leayenworth Times.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

TER LeaveawoFth people are irving 70
devise some means whereby they can
erect sn opera house, \ stock company
is beins discussed.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1877-04-28

Il is unlawful for any person Ia catch
with a seine or net anv of the fish in the
waters of the State of Kansas during the
months Of April, May and June.