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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

No matter who springs the porcine
question Of human heit, Waco is up in
arms in trisf and berry quickly too.
We have heard Of four hundred pound
Wacoites, until the thing has become
moaotonous. Brenhams oar stirred
the waters THE time.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21
vermsss shocked BY Kom.st,.
Tragedy

Daniel Wheeler aud Miss Adam.
were TO have been married, but she
was Induced by her family to break
the engagement. and TO restore 10 her
lover his letters aud all his gifts. He
returned directly home, took his gun,
and went into wood and shot him
self In the hesrt. And now Mrs
Adams IL crazy with grief, aud avows
her determination of joining her lover
ia the spirit land.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

Az important meeting took place day
before yesterday In 81 Louis, by which
She railroads agreed to equali1e rates TO
different points in Texas for cattle
shipped by the car load The stock
dealers and shippers are interested, and
ahluil look nlter II.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

about their knees to-day, take their
places in the active busines-o Of life. No
Mr. Ds@acrai. give them more OF the
free-school medicine Its both pleasant
70 the taste and cilicacious a. a remedy
Tor crime and ,awlessness.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

rr personal f7faS1 Of the Comanche
tiJ have been receiving money for il
which has not been turned over, and
The publishers publish a card which Is
intended TO lntorrupt that sort offriend-
aItt
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

Toes present drouth will cut oil the
Yield oi late rorn little and II il con.
tinus- long viii iujufe cotton SOME
uoecver both crops are safe for an
average weld anyhow.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

Toe Houston E'.gr1u uaks lusty
effort to copy GA" typographical style OF
the Philadelphia Ta,as, and il is an
other example of the good results OF
aiming 10 the sun.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

Trs Tyler Dssera sppologize- 10 Il.
reader outside Of the city for cscupyia.
- naeh space on the sehool-sAx que.
tisn. No apology nsees-Ary nsishhos,
he<au.> ysa are doing them ; ssnuia,
>srvir~. ani ons they win psossdly
s<knovseiss 'sre tho istl< psStta~'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

the Boston Post thinks Spain has in-
suited the American flag often enough,
and that strenuous measures should
be taken for reparxtion.
New York 10 70 have freight line Of
railroad around the city. 1t the water
sase. 70 eonnsct the dockyaTds, for con-
senisnes In handling freight.
soeey = wanted By the merchants
- hankerS nov, v move the rr.;n
~ 70 the ssAhosrd, ana lie $780,
-, nse,nnine 70 shsss Il q ~ v,t
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Gle MerafS

fne hhftN ueHALpts published every
ulrfulus a fnpi an Non lay. ~ tll 20
sunufu iu advance, postage prepaid ot
q cruts pei week. delivered In The citS
fHx NHHNLY WpEsLU u PAIL shed every
saturday mHrslak a. ~ 60 per. year post
see prcpsid.
A ~ aETtsutsu uArFs. tue square ten lines
numparutu ssus time N aI e#ch subsequent
fusssrtlou. o. cents. special rstits fnr weekly
fIisnthty aud early advertisers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21
in1.r,n.s,.. wanted.

OF one John w. McGipnis, and his
Uneies Reuben aud Lafayette Remy.
Any one giving the whereabouts of all
or either OF these parties. by writing
TO the editors Of the Western Inde-
pendent, Fort Smith, Arkansas, or 10
Mr1 Eleanor McGinnis At the same
place, will be iibersiIy rewarded by the
undersigned. When last heard nom
IN November. 1876, John w. Mc(5in-
nls, was At Judge Dicksrson's In Smith
PanPs Valley, c. N. and the Remy
brothers were In the neighborhood.
MRS. ELEANOR MO9INNI0.
Fort Smith, Ark ausas
Texas papers please copy. wish to
Ind my son and brothers.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

f,.tiottESnn r ;. SrncgpALE and
Miss Lizzie Scbl,icher. daughter Of
lion dusiavc Schieicher, were married
On the eleventh At Washington.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21
DALLAS, TENAs.

UUt I've, IS making an excellent pa
rsr of the Honey Grove fgi,p,pi,Ht
twill ucrccd because il Is worthy Of
nttgaa
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21
One Dsy's Reports srss. Mr.. nsss.e

A set OF desperadoes are infe-tins
the region Of country about New Vine
yard and kingfieId, aud several at
tempts at highway robbery have been
made. The roads have been blocked
In several instances. and many parties
have been insulted by the law.es- set.
stephen Macdonald was wnyiaid on
Main street, ia Biddeford, Thursday
night. by Charles Riley and three other
roughs, and frightfuiIy beaien.
At IVES; LEBANON. July sth, Jane
Perkins and John ID. Bi.isliei commit.
Ted savage assault upon s.eph en-
Dixon. and the probabilities are thai
the latter will die from his wounds.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21
Cesdsmns.g E.sr...x--s saa-r-s.

judge in Penn-y issuia ha-
very sensible opinion rv-ari..- .s.-s.
sgant funerals. which j. so-tl .-
Aiier saying thai ''lsomF.ss-
OF great length. rii-t.niuz
easkeis ana carved uarii,
are unnecessary for chrl>ia.
he sums up biz sisN aft .ls
subject in the fsliassIus q .--
isarsds~ a. ar,- cziis-,l dr.- t.....
ersiify the vanity ui iL-
n~peci Tor the deal d.a..
and when a deced-nts ssta.-.
and his debts are not l-asl a-
leaves family Of heipiss. .l..3.- Co..
expenses OF such bari.ls sI. a-t T. be-
lowed out Of his esIAi- It.-a
contract for enjoy such lukar-H -..
pay for them them-elve- n-
eood Law Is also good sen--. >u
IN all appointments for tn d. .
9uietness IN the last oflic.-
The greatest outward r.-F--.f ...
show them; bat A. many ur...-
now conducted. display ai4--H
the hrst thing thought Of
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

AT hsrysyille, KeBtneky. 49,
train was bringing thre- d--I--s -.
= gang Of vigiisnt- sarroan.i.,i a. a.
pot, awaiting their arrival To 500
IN, experimenting foul plAy. ra-' o.
train ~ the lrst station with |. 49,.
and entered town unol-eES-d q o.
moh.
Prof . Tsuny, Of VI iiiiss-.s r.s,irs-
died Il the tesidsnce % Ei- si-is -
Michigan He vas 81 the heai - g.
sctsntine sxpedftioa Of tl..f c-i-S-
nero9 The oopti1snt. and d = has,
thst u vin sesiousiy Afiset tEs sAF--.-
tton - he wss ths only oas -l~ci-al
ottsd - take ehasxe.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21

The American association Of science.
will meet In Nashville, Tennessee.
August 18th, and remain ia session
until September 9Th. Educators and
public spirited men, have been invited
to join them In the meeting.
A passenger train on the Fort
Wayne, Muncie and Cincinnati road.
was ditched near Fort Wayne. or
Tuesday morning, the eneineer. John
Stair fireman, WIN. Van I.eison: and
the road superintendent, w. w, Wor.
than. It b thought. are fatally Injured.
Frank Kyte, treasurer Of Hov.rd
county, Iowa " & dofaultee -. the
sum Of HQ,oo0 His ffisnde ssoort
him droWnsds bat Tie keport - NOT
believed. Hk life va hsaylv in.
sursd, end Y b Thought (hst s. Ia
sktpped for Canada
A two year old child Of Mr.. Hodge,.
. Heavier creek. Tsnessse, was entire
" charmed b. large black snake.
6he tieed . fsed q broad daily, aud
when = ives discovered by the father,
he ki}le1 The snake. The child has
stnoS esteved 20 over the ioss ~ what
tho eQnetdeeot heR Pct, that the doc
tep thtnk - VIII eoop die. She Re.
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An Inter- Ocean correspondent from
Minonk, liiipois, under date Of July
8, writes: There 10 At present good
prospect for the largest and best corn
crop In ten years There was q great
amount Of fall blowing done, and the
early spring was very favorable Tn
piowing aud planting. II has been
well cultivated. In the last 40 weeks
we have had heavy rain and wind
storms, hat they have not damaged
the crops thus Ear. The rye crop, now
being harvested, Is the best We have
had for yearn. There was hut little
wheat sown, bat what there Il 4 eood.
change e cns..es Ia 49, nss.s.rs
A special "a the Ct Louis Time.
from Council Blufs says thai for MANY
years there has hsen . and bar ~.
tween this Plaes aud the Nebrssks
SHORE. formed ~ The gradual vsshine
avay Of the Iowa shore. Yestecdav
The nhnnqrt river changed ~ Cd anne
a9e y reanlpg on the ksbrssks ssde,
no sneaneestag many small buiidi-
inp lbs have bssa baiils oas % u,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-07-21
The Striking Aiik weasers brought
Iato Coart for Damages.

PATTERSON. n. j., July l3.-w.
Dersier and Jacob Reimsn, two of the
striking siik weavers, were arrested
and sent to jail, this afternoon, to an
swer q suit for damages for not finish
Ing warps according to contract The
warps are worth eight hundred dollars
each, aud are claimed TO be greatly in
jured by the men abandoning them.
The silk weavers meet tonight to take
action to defend the society, but no
compromise is favored by the manu-
facturers or weavers.
, 1877-04-14

IoNu0S. Ap.il 2-'Tae Hg,E Lac E-prcss il its
weekly review of Jne British grain trade says. Con-
sler o!r has fallen the past week, and tie
weather has been unttvoftbIe Tor Asricultur Air
The tempeIsi'uve however, has been NOR uniform
than Cg tate, and ;s pastures have been benr1ted by
warm showers which have done no harm to the grow
ing wheat plant. SHnie progress have been made
vi >Owlus AMI planting, Tut dIler Weather Is HSti
eI 20 b!n; IA. lsui iuto sui alle orGet cor barley
spyy4rE. i major ty ct the country markets have
ben can't! >uppsigt with English wheat. The siCrt
Ness OF supply Will probably ~ noticeable tor some
:lrn sr.4i. y - tie stronger tone ard Advancing
:,r!.r, al Hg.t Lane viii cause holders 10 t-cone
tarr!t>- oi S-iu-.. \ marked alte'I'lOn has taken
pi-. io-II JT-ll, and active q mani has been
txptTI-Ucrl :oT wheat Ia ali positions at advance
sAl.lILg 10 two -hiiiIgs yer quarter. The time
LIS IoH arrived when buyers cannot shut heir eyes
20 tie fct j!-It oug requirements between iiIs ami
harvest Wln DC greater tnin tan be met with the
available supply, as iufl-, imports continue on
their Er--yt tt limited scale; WLIe at the time
TAO oIut cin he entertained that tie STEADY con
sumption which has been going on his Ie,iUcei
III lTauATy stocks that higher priCcs fur wheat,
especial rrI, vii, probably prevail IN our market
fIr > N tine. Inc present strength Of trade is
mainly attIIhu able 10 the hetlthy action ri con-
suuiptI5n against Tie supply, uH>uVpogtG II l.
either by speculative enterprise or political uu-sS-
n-ss the present declenclrs OF supply have been
IA uut al the 4IaIaIIed stOckS; bat the pom;
r-.c.e Ia the dep elton o1 such S-Ocks Though
out Ia, country, @hirn ooHTr!s the ho dess 20 ak
tia Il,vlycS II tEry justified ~ prtlE: with their
wheat 10 Tie .'eseut prices, no immeaEte prospect
b.l h.re tLein @. al iuc-es-e OF s1lDslgS 10 Uett
the -t-5ey r.qul.rnl-HTs Ia sucil a SittlarloH We
tugn las,!ECIV=iy 10 AmrrIra. Imports iuto Lon
q .yuH At!sutic ports 10. weeks past have been H.
si.Ia ur, and considering the LIST wheat shipments
thence ss-F, tue ctOu forces Itself upon
tgit AmeT.e,s h's ut the sIIIlus 10 meet
garrrarnis. hussI. G,i4y Ii heat soon a.
navigation ado 80 TRANSIT from the ln'e;l-r, bat
t-- .re EopaiS tsr h-l-v=as she ) Uu.hle 70 sup
ply myr= thta "a u.uG Igl;t. Ne.tnec ctn u.u'h
-H Sol Ia. - 10
,.p5S a.e v.ry .e'l,.eIJ- CIIIOruI ana Iu!Ii Inty
d. rrIrI un Ipr WHitt Wet bnt the rtPI-Ity with
arAl.h thssl. plies iavr already cUUi- forward haY.
been s1>CgUr., les-5 10 tie conclusion that every
ggy.tsc ta.t !uty reach wII tu required. \
noteworthy f..Use Of The y.aie las been the ayaEce
~ sn-rul lLt.nu.
, 1877-04-14
nowm with PoI,Ean,y.

Frankfort Ky Gt0mGH 80 II the statements of
John d lie he cirruhors;el hy other testimony
the execution Oi iriGiaH, Young ~ tir eh-r
derer IN tue Mountain Ae4-e~s ah,ir should euSue
at au ea.iy day
louisville ,fly,l Commercial -. But wien Prophet
You,, on Ri,..op Lee iu;I,nilate 70. put % death
those VINO differ with t.es4 ta government has tAe
right TO Interfere aud PuHlSh tI-In JUS u woG!
any other murderers an ;respss>eiS- NuE-iEterveI
ti0. IL that case becJ!ncs Itself a crime"
Baltimore s,s:-'' Tll- confession Of Lee opens
q way 1or the GI-ruDIou oG the .eJ-s;sb!- or--sn!
ztJion. Brigham Y,uug aud al he Others who nave
been Implicated IN the Mountain Mu.t,w aa'lr
should b. vigorously pso-= ut-d, and II they e.n De
made 10 share 5i.e fare of Lee MormoaSm Will have
received a destructive bow
Gaena III GrFs,',:-" As a wholesale slaughter
of innocent people wiS on of the Dlpst cold biOJl-
ei aLG deyl-h that has ever he,B Itolr al ON he
pages ot history. LEES 90 II s-!nu lmIliGtte~ many
others whu stoo! hirh anOu, til p1esthuOi aUd
liIty OF the Mormon CLuich, AMI II - Ia be ID ped
that these VIII speedily be Brought TO justice
Minneapoh MINI Tribune: -" We trust the
new republican administration viii make IL
thow Of the arii-veIn Ms that shall mark -
? SsIgr In 40 other way raH :: wln ta're Listing
rrnOwu ~ mugr en- lear itself IA Jha arts oi the
true men and wofn-a ct America. The terrible Re
cIthl Elaie by the recaHtly eXe.Ut.d Mwmon bishop
furnishes ali the Justhe.ioH necessary io- iurne
da;e declaration OF hostiiit!es against It.
Ssrssosa y. Y. Sun This Is q brief history
of the hack-st crime IA 9 sliie: the Annals p
civilized telugS Iae NoImon- sjili live and -four
ISL and some of those WAC equally guilty with
Lee are at i'rse, Brigham Young beng on OF them
Omaha Herald III crime can b. justly punished
by ttkiug the lives Of thu~r VITO comm; 1t other
b,.~iles John d ie" ought 20 De suOt 10 death on
their cin~ but il not hrlIevc, AMI II i not
likely that We b. III t. believe tat either
Brigham Young George A. Smith ever hal any
other 4Ut part IN 'he Mountain, Meadows aucltg
than las been lnilt4ted-'
, 1877-04-14

THE Pans INTERNATIONAL EXHBl.
TION.-Fiaudu.ent HAYES and Serre-
,ary Evarts are said 10 be in favor o!
having the United States well repre-
>ented at the Paris Exhibition, and it
Is expected that a message recon
mending an appropriation will be sub
mitted at the extra session OF Con-
gress which meets in June. Il Is prob
abie, also, that his Fraudlency will re-
commend the employment; OF Govern
ment ships to carry goods to and from
Havre. The Sale of Connecticut has
already made an appropriation Of ;su
thousand dollars for ils representation
at Par.S, and other States wiil follow
her example when the United States
shall have formally accepted the inyi
tauon Of lie French government 10
appoint natiousl commissioners 20 take
charge OF the interests Of American
exhibitors. This act on the part of
the national government is necessary
TO every American department in the
Paris exhibition. The German Reich
stag declined TO co operate in the ex-
position, and when a number Of Ger
man manufacturers proposed to ex
hibii either individually or collective
y, they were notified by the French
commission that nc exhibitions would
be permitted except through the
agency OF a commission authorized TO
represent the government. The same
rule would 6oubileSs be applied TO The
United States.
, 1877-04-14

By the lGtes. aspect OF lie news from EurUpa Il
appears that Eagiand ani Russia have changed
promises, aud ch apparently with eluV.gIun Lat
the other IS nSineere and does Lot - keep it,
promise. England agrees % si,n protocol = tie
relations OF tie European Powers - Turkey on con-
dltlon that Russia promises 70 deIuO00ze and dis
mantle the enormous arJny that s5e has basn -
many months IN getting ready iGr active SrIg cc,
but II Russia shCull f 20 deInoiiize then E.; an.s
action on the protocol 10 De TeIaria voii. this
IS the news There may b some iOaG n ton iyr thu
report that Engl4ni has On some ooldItuus sgyeri
10 sign ta protocol. tha; report l. credible because
1t would be bluEler for Eigani EOt 90 sign u,
and the British Cabinet has blUulese1 Ifslsi-ntly
III these negotiations that 70 = tr 20 suppose tAsy
may sometime Or another eNhIg-V their e'Paci;y -
biuDdeT- RUssla could not desire that tie nations
would 90 O-hrFw.se ran leave the OF leg differ
euces with her HeShb0r her ami that il-tglsbUr,
but England insists that II Is cise lcr Eurvpe at
large Lat deciara Is fuInalZed ty tie protocol!
AMI The ryfUS. 10 sisn the pIotOc I ~: Uc tC d.
clare thHt Eng and regards TIT Eastern qsI stlaa
general IL is rrlsloEs whenever lJ 4s ree-b ble TO
Z that 10 shall le - regarded and lOGi. II rs
nature wien IL l. OF iv..ut Feto her that II shall
BE general II possible, tlsIriore that Eng iE;d
may make some guarded assent Ia the pOsIliun
sum by Russia the construction % protocol Of
tie relations Il EurOpe 10 TIN, issue but II - cer
taIuly true that the condition Of that assent
pledge on the rJ OF KusSll 10 IemutoLs her south
erH army. At that POINT the story i egroneous-
We do not beli that Russia has promised 10 de-
mobilize her army, bnt n she has prOnI Ell then
DO not wonder that the British nsO. IitOIs have
prov!ed tOr the possible failure Of the QTOuiSe, ior
II made 1t cssnuot ie kept II woah be insanity
iUr kUSsil demohCliIe tue great army she low has
ready without gCoI GUARANTEES 1Or the tutuIe
that army would give by IaIisglamer; snl IRON
whom IS such guarantee 10 come England would
Lot give i # she could and IL Is not IN her power
10 give Il if she wGGli; for the Cosf-.eHee shovel
how gIitle the Iuiks iu- any tLiuS. unt comes
nom England. tNcrpJ the Il ops and money with
which John Ball iICm time 80 time sUsl;lInS the
Turkish INTEGRITY RuSSIl has her guarantees IN
ijgss.iTlbii and at the i..t size viii move
them 10 the Danube Sic Is ready. and 10 oue sc
Is and II Is not credible that such POSITION s.i-
viii lay dosn her for u lew tiiI pTOIUls made
in London. AustTIIs preparations indicate the
tendency Of events IN Europe u.o.s accurately than
the report OF EngLlnl's promises y. !. Rsnlid.
, 1877-04-14
District Court SH7nllaOsas.
OF BASHINGTON, &C
County ot WdHd BGiid,

TERRITORY OF BASHINGTON, &C
County ot HdHd BGhd,
In the District Court Of Tie Firs; Judicial District d
Washington Territory.
FRANK WEBER, Plaintiff. RS. Y. THTINC,
D.t,HddRt.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-To "
L TIMING, Defendant: You are hereby reGuir-
ei 10 appear IN an action brought against you by
FRANK WEBER, Pliintf III the District Court
OF the First Judicial District Of ashiugton Terrific
", boiling terms IN the City Of Walk Wala, 10 and
fo- the coun'ies OF Waila walla and Columbia, TO
answer the complaint OF Plaintiff filed in nall ALA
county within snty DAYS after the s-Tylce # this
SUMMONS. exclusive Of tie day Of service If not
served In sad county, but in saii District thirty
days otherwise within Sky days. th sand Plaiu-
TIN will take judgment against you by default ac-
curling 70 the PRAY ct OF The Complaint
The ssi action - brought 20 recover the Of
sll0 in gold CON- with interest thereon 81 iGper
per aDnum fToIn October lS 1876, on account Tor
leather sold by Plaintiff 20 Defendant, Defendants
request and for costs AMI disbursements OF suit.
And You are hereby notified that unless you ap-
pear and answer the sail eunpl int above reqGIr
ei the prayers nf the Plant xiii BE- granted Wit
n,-ss the Hon :. @. WIsSaeD. Jude of the
! L. >. District Court OF the First Judicial Dis
- trset OF Washington Territory and the
seal Of s.iId Court affixed tbiS 10Th day OF March, A.
ID 1871 a. REEVES AYRES.
JAS ID. MIX, Clerk
Plaintiff Attorney. IS6g
, 1877-04-14
Notice for Distribution.
TERRIToaY p WAsHKGroS, &C
County OF Walla Malta,


IN PROBATE - In lie naallsr Of tie Estate Of
JOHN SE.GG. deceased
IN READING and fling the petition of MEL
" CHlOR kIRCHNER, Administrator OF the Is
tate Of JOHN SENG deceased setting forth that he
has filei his tual account such AdTnstrsIrnr in
tie matter Of sad Est and that the ssne has been
duly audited, allowed and confirned aud that por-
tlOn Of sad Estate remains BE DIVIDED among the
hers OF sad deceased, AMI praying among other things
for order Cf distribution Of the residue Of SAID Is
state among the persons thereunto entitled.
II Il ordered that all persons interested IN the Is
tate Of the sad JOHN SENG, deceased, BE- aI,i sp-
pear before the Probate Court said county OF Waila
walla, on SATURDAY, the 5th day of May, A d..
1871, AT the hour Of 10 clock A n OF sad day then
and there to show cause why ord-r Of distribution
should not be made of the resi iu= or sid Estate
among the heir OF the said JOHN sENG. deceased,
aee9ring 70 law
1t Is further ori~red, that copy Of this order be
published sor fOur successive weeks tefre the sad
9Th day Of April. A. D., 1871, III the Walla Walla
sTATsSaAs, newspaper printe1 and published IN
the city and county OF Malld Malls Datef, March
3rd, 1871. z. GUICHARD,
Aim PTOhlte Judge
, 1877-04-14
Gsw Advertisements.
7-0O7~N0-OO0~0-0~N0N-0O N-0ONN-O-~NOIN-0~--~Io-
District Court sum
TERRITORY or WASHINGTON, ! GO
Couaiy Of uGi d u ala, ''

teaaty Of N0id - ala,
IN tie Disiric. Cgur of ss First Js4ietGl District
Of y ashiSg oa Tern Org
J. p HESEHIE, Foici4f5f, rs THE NET1DA and
NOR THERV TFLEG&IPH CO., ard fLiTT
BURR, D.tssdaRtS-
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA To THE
! NEVADA AMI NORTHERN TELEGRAPH
90 .ul PI ATT BURR Det-niAnts: You a-r here
Iy Quirs5 70 appar in eeiiOH brought sgaiust
yoa by J. I. HlSEHAN, Plaintiff, IN the Di-tr!et
Court OF the Frst Jualell Dis-Ilct Of AasLIugtOn
Ierrit ~ l0 hing terms The city OF Halla Nalia,
II and for the courtirs of Nalsa Nala and Co.Gm-
h! 10 allsu. tie eOinp amt Of Plaintiff. hei IN
MaI.a Wa.ia county, within twenty days after tie
,ryi-- O. this Summons exclusive OF tie day Of
wee II not seTv-d IN s-id county, bat Ia sarl Dis
trcr n rh:-ty dBys Otherwise within sixty days
tie sud Pia utIiI viii take iui meat against you BY
iefanlt according 70 the PRAY - OF the coiLp plant
TIE said action l. brought 10 recover the sum nf
SiSj 2-lOj gold CON, Cue Plaintiff y Deiendants
for servie hauling Telegraph irun Walla
WAIla 10 Bsksr City, and along Defendants line II
October and N0veiub r, Is
And you aIs hereby n0-Itisi that ucless you ap-
. ar and answer the complaint - above r,qur-
ell tie prayer OF the Plaintiff viii BE- grZutei Wit
- hess the Hon. > HISGARD, Judge Of
L 5 5he District Court Of the First Judicial
- DISTINCT of Washington Ter7itory and the
sal Il sad Court alike! tins 10th day Of April A
D. IS77. a REEVES AYKES,
JAMES D. MIX, Clerk.
p.afutTH- Attorney gGvr
, 1877-04-14

INToLEaANCE ~ NEW HA&PsH.DE The late
election ID New Uiapshire presented a strange and
not easily Inttllgbls exesnple Of religious iniole--
ance Of klDt wh'ciI u might ave been ought hs3
long sinec ceased 10 be possible IA any part OF the
SultelfStltcs Among III questions submitted TO
tine popular vot. ainertIn-Dt 20 the STATE
Constitution ST. king ous the word - Protestant
qualification tor nfhce, ani the proposition was
defeated The d cTIn.ina, sgI S, lon.stn Cstio-
lies jews al al who d rot profess the Protestant
religion nas alwEy laf place in the Go s,ituton
Of New Hasp>lr- and through frore than or,- eff at
has been male TO 10 away wiSh II, the people have
thus s;sbborniy refused agree to the chang.
Ta qualification applies 70 al The higher Offices IN
the State. and 20 R-pr-~enatives and senators. The
fist attempt % alto 81 u made IN ls5G, ami tn
last in ls.6 hut bC1t iard. AMI lie STATE has there
tore the uuenvable distinction Of her-ng 90 re.ic
Of bisotry which al the rest OF the UnOD haS long
outgrovn and tis.aTied.