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, 1877-06-17
TIE RESULT.

n'AtH " We" "s"A1 f..1"
And now Tor tho work ot tue drana 1ur!.
The great misfortune u thattt u not allowed 10
cantinuc tts Investigations ;or .'-'teast tarty
days more. 1t has reached point where 1t Is
OF, thu verge OF finding out many things, but 1t
ie co,nnrllct IN stt,,. ravtnt, It. wort, un,nsb-
e"'''.ssa ~ ss"I' '. ~ =; ... ,...a
ea. aHtl "naole 10 return ,nu!s''nen's 1ceaoee,
although morally convinced OF guilt II 1lah not
vet nct,itrcil sufficient testimony on which tn
ho,. = .ocur. a ronu,. linn, Il Il now vcrv
..srs..1,.. ss..,...1 ~. 10 r~.n1 rn-or. w.,
te"s'a4'J Aa'"'sS." ~ s''o "'s,s $3.50
they "aatcd cons'ocfaoIe tlFnoi tHat Hot9s a"a
almost slays were spent IN tho tx
~ IT. h,, thnv brr,,h+ m ,he ,nhtcrt c,.rr
1.'u .nas' na. sMu, ~, " ,".,,,, ~ Ia,,a
previous Ano"'e"so. ."s} "onI" W. "a'o
thrown away t!mo on these witnesses. 10 tue
% back 10 y lind nd, what @ !ndict.n.nts tley do bling In
upon ola testimony aud M asa'nst parties .,S who
we're indicted last year Yes nothing Is h.ea or
settled. This Gsan'i Jury adjourned to meet at
Tint hour and the tiuc WHEN Il mikes Its re-.
'as NV, ~ G.sa,, ~" ~,.. =. ,,.',I. ~ ~
turn TO lhe Cf'mthas eou!t " t'a5 aectoa 20 r.
1cct or modify indictments already arawh' an'l
70 oraer h' 4ts*1g OF 9peFs ..ss. as,s
49," ne .n. ,.,.t, far ovro,t,,r. II Ia In.
tn's Fehso"' WI" ~" ~ ..',, o.. .,,'." ~ M
proper 10 say po7it,se'y WIN WV. ~ ','i''e'su
slonLay morning. There was much debate In
tho.a in,f,t,,.nt. Ho,n. wh1cl had bcrn
.usso I"s~ ,...s :. ..ss ,.,. ~,
not to present. I!,at ast!nn may % reeonS'a'
Tus TaibusE l4as previously s!atsa ,nat tsotn IRON,
tho driIt o. thn lnvestleatle"s Oh t"e osaAu
Jury, u seemed llRc!y that .,.,
THE LETTING or TUE CONTRACT TO A'Hsst q
, 1877-06-17
BEGIk THE DAY. WELL,

How few rcaltxo tho ef!ert Of tie breakfast on
tho houl,h Of the family. A gosA brcakfaat'
with, Its natural accompaniment Of delicious
coffee, sends everybody oil to tho yartons duties
Of the laY IN admirable sptrits. The Ccntcn.
ulai steam cotfcc-pok atutlo nslrcs this perfect
ro,leo With its rotiscqucnt health and g"si feel
lug. Call at IL Clark street aud tnuQd inr your.
SELF of thu perfection Of It's fotce.. w want
agents In every tuwn and county In the country
either live Iaan who viii devote all. his httcn-
ston to It, or a uooA hardware house. Agent:
to have exclusive sale III such terFitary, Cay
oE a.tiscss Enclosing. atamp foE larktcitlaEs) II.
j. Uarytu & Co., II Clark street, Cl!vago.
, 1877-06-17
WELL WORTH 4 VISIT.

With view 10 the accommodation and comrort
Of their patsonr. Mcssrs. Pelton Il pouesoy, IN
estansfehlng their wsreroomh AZ No. lag State
stseet, have 70 arranged them that there arc no
tedFona stafrs 10 climb before reaching one Of the
finest astortment Of pianos in the country. This
effort has been appreciated by the public, and the
rooms sre daily crowded With visitors eeeklas In.
fosmatlon Of. trying, the rat!ous inttruments ex-
! sort os hesd9nsrtefs for people who os'%. de-.
etse to purehnse. Or learn ahout pianos.
The hrM are also the agents for the lustiy, ceie.
komc,t Instruments nnw on sale. In its r1anufac-
tura rigid attention has been psid to every detail.
ranks smonG the frnt Of any kind now offered Tho
wornmsnshsp n the icst and the elegant appear.
snce NJ the piano connena Il 70 all ffeEirouf Of
furnishing small rooms anil introducing muAical
Instrument. Il has the purity. the strength, and
the riehne'A Of the grand, and is fnly it, peer In
appearance. Quests At The waFcrooms arc loud In
their cneominms. and an inspection Of tbs piano
will we'll repay Walt.
, 1877-06-17
HEAlTHFlIt. EXERCISE, II

8p4efdl CRFTe5pondsNte a TK1 FT7kiJ4%
NEW YonK, Junn i4.-rhe OeMG,Rr Curl
er Company, of this city, hsve appotl ted Hal
lock, Holmes d Gu, of your city, WestcEn
agents for their popular Goodyear pocket gym
na.tum, hcalth-pulIs, etc. The Increasing de-
mand for thess exercising tubes psoves tpat they
are being appreciated BY the old and young Of
both sexts. They should bo In every ltone In
The West.
, 1877-06-17

A"road agent +" IN Texas, singlc-haudcd and
alone, robbed Eve stage-coachcs filled with pas
tengcrs In ono day. SO great MAS the admlra.
stou for his bravery. no resistance WAS offered to
bis dcpfcdatlons, and, now that l,o is under
arrest, tho Grand jury hesitate to inlict 80
CONTAGIOUS d man,
, 1877-06-17

vines bis snhrc on his saddlc-bl&nket. Glorious
illustration Of Justlcct II this officer hhouid
chance, In noble devotion to blu duty, to bo
wasted By shell, xnd scattered beyond the rec
oanition of crcn pcnniless Coroner, tho newF
vtll be chccrfully received and duly recorded.
, 1877-06-17

In answer 10 question by "G. b. re state
that 500.15 yards in length Of cloth, ~ inches
vtlc, IL very nearly equal In area TO COLO
4artls In length by ad5 inches wide. The NUN.
bcEs 500.75 and 90 arc inversc1y proportional
To- and ao5. The difference between 500. Is
end Got.30is Ills; which is tho quantity !n-
,,,trn,1 ntH1,at
, 1877-06-17

II the solid citizens OF Chicago refuse to 80
bail for the great indicted, there won't bc
Quorum when tho next steal Of "extras" comes
I'D. Pasto this In your hat, ro taxpaYcrs.
, 1877-06-17

II Gen. GnANr should ever become as hard
up as hc Was when Ills sole ambition was side
walk In front Of tis Ualcnn residence, be will
ind tho caskct Of far moro value than the
aFrecdom Of London which It contained.
, 1877-06-17

The display OF howcrt on Dfcxei bop1cTsrd ex.
ceeds In beauty and variety that oi former years.
At tho n,oet besut1fol punt on the boulevard,
nearly spposile the noral mound at tho northeast
corner Of Fory-seventti street, wo noslee hand
some Milwaukee brick rcsidencc for sale At tempt.
Ing figures. Inquire 1t No. u Chamber Of Com
mora.
, 1877-06-17

THE FRIENDS OF !. /. PlCKARD,
and teachers especially. viii aud excellent pho.
toy1nph Of this gentleman nj Copchns gallery,
northwest corner State and Madison streets.
, 1877-06-17

THE MUCH.ThlkED.OF SWIMMING BATHS,
just put IN at the Palmer }iousc by III. McChcs.
nry, deserve, ~ also DO his Turkish, 1iusslan.
electric, and n.cdicatcd vapor baths all the praise
bestowed. Entrance, No. ~ Monroe street.
, 1877-06-17

We s.e now prepared to sell orr 1ats improved
silent and sayy- running No. y machine on monthly
payments or Tor cash, ~ ehesp ~ sny tsss -elssa
rpschina In sht market. Old nseh!pesl taken in
exchange It Wheeler 4 Wilson ONCE. roa eass
qt1te&.
, 1877-06-17

Tho Ncw Yorkcrs used to talk about tho
TWEED reUf,ns - ~ carnival Of corruption"
That carnival wasn't failure, anyhow.
, 1877-06-17

NO TROUBLE TO COMB YOUR HAIR.
Ladies. when rou nao ond Of Mrs. Thompson's
new "Saratogn wares" don't he fooled with
wofth1eFs uncs that will not retain thtIf sbnpc OF
i pihce. Found ut No. 2to Wabash avenue OUR.
, 1877-06-17

J1fArs' French CAtarrh Cure Ia the hes
remedy known for catar.h, afthu1a. and hay foyer
Tri8t free. Otllce M. 70 StAte street,
, 1877-06-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Koep's Custom Shirts Afade to Meaaure.--
VERY best. o for So: no oblcatlon to keep any Of
Keeps shlfts un1ess perfectly satisfactory. 11J
Mndiapn.xt
, 1877-06-17

Aren't you fellows Of tho County Board glad
yoa didn't reduce the jail dtcta
, 1877-06-17

Decays EnhclnE Finger
will nevtr mar tho the teeth that are bsuehed daily
with odoT!ferous So4odonf. It lends floral fra.
GRANGE 10 tic breath ~ we'll AZ protccts the teeth
from torroson and decomposition.
, 1877-06-17

Town Tnlk-"Tho Pioneer" ping tobacco
Each plug hns wood tas. II is now the favos!te.
Everybody likes 1t,
, 1877-06-17

held At their oee, No. Ito ia Sale street. yerttr-
dsy, the usuat quarterly dividend of per cent was
declared, payable on and after July 10 next
, 1877-06-17
The 1RAnEnSI

At ths regular monthly msctlng Of the, Directors
Of tho Trade1s' Insurance company Of "AA''~4sys
, 1877-06-17
VEGErINE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE,

ntdr Sir: This |. to certify that have used your
"I1eoh Preparation" In my family for several
Ysars :na thins IT,. ~ ssioaIi o. G.afs.os. e.
esileJ; and A. blood putlacr snA sprln; medicine
1t IL The best thing ! hase ever used. aud have
used almost everything. can ehetsfulIY recon-.
msud Il 10 any one IN need Of such medicine.
You're respectfully,
NAs. a. 4. DlSSMOliE, 10 Kuascll.st.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01
\ Theory of the Delugc

One ofthe widest of theories, ! Ear, is the
Astronomer Royals that the iciucc was sim
ply great rising of the Nile. Sir G. Airy is
so confident respecting this tina he says; Il
cannot entertain the smallest doubt that the
flood of Noah was food of the Nile" pre-
cisely as he mi ht say, Il cannot entertain the
smallest doubt that the earth moves around the
sun" On one point we can entertain very
little doubt indeed. If it ever rained before the
flood, which seems probable, and if the sun
ever shonc on falling rain, which again seems
likely, nothing short of a miracle could have
prevented the rainbow from making its appear
ancc before the flood. The widest theory that
can be- invented To explain the story of the Dc
LUCE cannot be wilder than the supposltiUn
that the rays of sunlight shining ON falling
rain drops could have failed Ia show the pri~
matte ColOrS.
Who hui "a fool plclcnds that the rainbow
never appeared before The flood? When tho
Deity coyrnancd with Noah never again tc
destroy The earth ly "A food, lie simply drew
his attention to a.Uinbow then visible in tn,
>kv and madc 1t Il witness, tia a> long Il, the
falling rain should continue To produce that
phcnomcuon-lhat is aS long a. the present
order Of nature obtained. the covenant should
stand. Doe, that necessarily imply that tn,
rainbow WIS then and there created:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01
Wide Awtke.

The December number pens with a Fox,
a spirited story for boys, accompanied with
capital frontispiecc by Robert Lewis. Child
Marian, whose adventures abroad have been
followed for year with uch untiagging in
terest, comes home in the PRESENT number, and
it is intimated will retire private life. There
is also an end of Emily loves troubles in
Solomons Seal, Among ,ther readable new
stories, The Wedding at Rdger's, and Prices
Pocket Book will be tolindthc choicest. For
more solid reading, we haze Uncle Sans Al.
manac and How to Make Fire, both excel
lent in their way. The Potts Home series is
continued, with the Behaving Paper, poetry, Sc
D. Lothrop & Co, Boston 50 year
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01

Macaulav tells Us that what now is called the
leading article in newspaper seldom appeared.
even after the censorship OF the press expired
i'm 1896. unless there was want uinrwS. When
there was u scarcity of intelligence, when the
Dutch mails were detained 10y The vc~' wind,
when the npparecS were quiet IN ~" bog 81
Allan. when no nonjuring congregation had
been dispersed by constanlc>. when no amha~-
sador had made has entry with "a long string oi
coaches and six, when No lord or poet had been
buried in the Abbey, and when. consequently,
ii was difficult to ill up cur Scanty pages
then the editor supplied leading article and
not until thcn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01
The Nursery.

The December numbr completes the 9?d
halfycarly volume Of the Nursery, and if the
next 90 volumes are to show equal advance
and improvement with tie past, the Nursery
Of the future is something prodigious 10 con.
template, Yet we can imagine nothing better
calculated to interest children than the nun.
Der before US. The picturs are little lectures
in themselves, no less full Of instruction than
varied amusement. John :, Shorey, SO Brom.
field st., Boston. Sl.G0 var.
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Tine American Home.

: The Home seems to be IN outgrowth the
Home Department Of the Saturday TriJanc-
an effort to give that specs of literature a
more comcly and enduring orm than it gets
in the evancscent fly leaf or supplemental slip
of a big daily. Dr. Annie NJ Hall is manag.
ing editor with Antionette A. Wheeler, Mrs
'Theo c. Campbell and other assistants. 1t is
gotten up handsomely in quarto form, like the
Nation, and is to be issued weekly at so a year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01

danger and foolshness OF farming when there
are SO many saloons in this great land which
need attending Pause for a moment of sober
reflection. -Rochtstef E1.
The beautiful and accomplished Miss Lurline
DeMudgins, the protean artist and vocal wizard.
ess, was the victim of frightful runaway the 9th
er day. The carriage was overturned and the
gifted actress sustained broken back in two
places, her neck was painfully dislocatcd, and
her pet dog Tramps was fatally killed all over.
Miss DcMudgins has entirely recovered from the
severe Injuries, but the loss Of her Tramps has
given her nervous system severe shock. This
iav0rlte actress expects TO appear at the World
Theatre next week in Il new play written express
ly for her. y. B.--Thc accident part OF the fore
going is purc-Or poor-fabrication, but Miss
DeMudgins is worthy Of as much free newspaper
advertising AZ any other actress and we hope our
newspaper friends will give her the benefit of
this aph.-No,yis'oun W1uH Oh, GER
tanly, with the utmost pleasure.
THE FATE OF GENIUS.
Our office door was open swung,
And in there strobe rural felcr
Whose jaw was rather loosely hung;
He waved his cotton umbercllcr
And shouted, "Hcrc! iyc brought you this;
jest say 1t looks as Of the Gar
Would serve up Turkey for his Chris--''
Twas all he said. There was Il Jar
\ sulphurous cloud came through the floor;
smothered wall Of discomfort
Arose We never saw him more
Or even knew which way he went
There is no subtcrancaI vat
In which 10 cook 4 tircsOmC fcllcr
But our old janitor wears his hat
And sports his cotton umbcrclcr
--G,apLh.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01
RHEUMATISM is a DISEASE Of the BLOOD.

The blood this disease is found to contain
Turin. VRGRTINE acts by converting the blood from its
diseased condition to healthy circulation NEGETISE reg
uacs the bowels which is very important in this complaint.
one bottle of VEGETI will give relief but 10 effect per-
manent il must be taken regularly and may take
era bottles especially in of long standing. VEGErINE
sold by all druggists Try it, and your verdict will be the
same that of thousands before you who say, ~
found 50 much relief from the VEGETISE" which
Il composed exclusively of EaJKS, Roots ana He1S
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01
VEGETINE.
NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.

South SALEM. MASS, Nov. Il. 1876.
Mr.. f. II. STEVENS
Dear Sir have been troubled with Scroua, Canher amt
Liver Complaint three years nothing did
good until commenced using the NEGETISE. | am now
getting along rate and stil using the NEGETISE
consider there nothing equal TO IL for such complaints
Can heartily recommend it Ia every body.
Yours truly,
MRS. LIZZIE VI. PACKARD,
No. 10 Lagrange street, South Salem, Mas.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01

acter: Incidence in Litertur, Yale and it,
President; Ancient Cookery &c S. r. Wells
& Co., n. Y. 50 a year.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01

"NEGErISE" stya Boston physician has no equal as
blood purifier Hearing Of It's many wonderful cures after
all other remedies had failed visited the Laboratory and
convinced myself Of its genuine merit is prepared from
barks and herbs each of which highly effective and
they compounded IN such 70 produce aston
ishlug results
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01

Fine stock Of pocket cutlery Al osman & Hape-
mans.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01


This publication would belle its name if il
failed in attention ina December number To so
crownnglya theme rs Christmas, and according
we have grand holiday number, containing 96
pages with IN extra issue of50O00 copies The
Christmas poem per- Sc is contributed by H. W.
Longicllow, and the venerable poet Bryant en-
riches the number with I'm amusing poem en-
titled The Mocking Bird and the Donkey.
Then there are stories and contributions by
Louisa VI. Alcou, DR.. Holland, Theodore Win.
throp, Frank H. Stockton, Gail Hamilton
Mary Wager Fisher, &c, DC.
What with the humorous department; man
aged by Luccretia p Hale, Jack-in-thc. Pulpit
Letter Box, Riddle Box, &c, and the beautiful
new cover this is really and by far the most
gorgeous number of 81 Nicholas ever issued
chronological journal.
We have for opening article in the December
numbera pleasant sketch and deserved tribute
iiwiih pormiD To DIR. Russell T. Trail the emf
nent hygienic leader who for many years had
been recognized ms at the head Of medical re-.
formers in this country. DR. T. was the founder
of several noted a. well as successful hydro
Ipathic' and hygiene" schools in New York,
land wrote many books OF which some have
passed through numerous editions and are by
a large class still recognized as standard au
ihonties. "Coioned People" considered scion
iifically and socially, is the next article, and a
deeply interesting one il is. The writer treat.
the negro scientifically and crainiologcally
and demonstrates 10y diagrams that while IN,
negro's forehead is still too low and narrow fol
lany great achievements, the Darwinian law o.
levohiiion will yet bring him up to the statu,
Of full manhood. otherarticles worth reading
are: Fall Old Manhood; Pockets and Chn
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01

Within 10 son iiud yourself in an immcu am
phithcstrc. oblnng in shape, and perhaps from
an eighth 90 a quarter Of mile long. I, Is i'm.
pos - for mc 10 paint picture that would do
iusii, t. las tabernacle of Gods creation. 1t
would require a greater pen than can weld to
n;c,urc the Inspiring sensations that crowd upon
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01

Time which steals our years away
Shall take our pleasures then,
The memory of all else may fade
But not OF Watkins Glen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-12-01
CAVERN CASCADE"
Thy golden mirror spreading wide,
And see the mist of mantling blu.
Float round the distant mountain side.

in hat j. called the - second Cascade. Minnie,
thou art beautiful, graceful, and Yet irregular;
while the water, broken in your dashng fall,
mingled with foam and spray, gives Us a brilliant
contrast To- the dark surrounding rocks.
Upward and onward - is the motto within
this solitude of nature. Every step add, new
scene and every turn view more grand and sub.
lime than Others We now come To what !, called
the sylvan Gorge" which is considered one Of
the widest most beautiful and interesting por.
ton, of the Glen" Following what i termed a
winding path, which leads down through mina-
turc forest, We pause on " Forest Gill TO enjoy
the magnificent view down the vista. Here a
scene greet, "a, which j. charming in the cV.
IRENE From our lofty perch an high We peer
down into the depths below, a distance ui per.
han, hundred feel. while far above u are Ia Dee
seen the picturesque trrr-clJd cliffs. Oar view
finally die, away and is lost in thr shadows of
"Whirlvind Gorge" From this point % long
narrow path wind, IL WIy, trJycr,iug which We
arc Oft compelled To- pause and admire 'hr messy
slopes that crown the cha>m, ana To gaze down
into Diamond Fall and behold an thevild sur.
rounding, Of forest rock and strraln sin.
ON through wooded dell, and past deep basin
pool, of crystal water and ripping, dancing cas-
cadc,. crossing rustic bridges aud climbing mar
row stailUav,. We come upon q scene which prob
ably ha- mo- equal in this or any other land. Thi,
m,.i,ru'ec,. ~ nature, handiwork ], called ihc
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1877-12-01
STRIKING BtcK-

THE GOLp FLuSKIKs-lheTe s vulgar air q
bout the desueanor Of leading north>rn editors in
what ihsy have 10 Say in drnuncistiOn Of silver
that would suggrst that lhey are the esrriage-
drivers and f.,isacn IL The gold woFehppers. They
are supeF<eTNicsa5le In heir allegiance To thii>E
wha,r i,ery shsy scar, and they rut on great
shOR vi disiaid toSards simple honesty when it
comes is,a near the rhinnz reliune of The dev0at
2ren the Sea YORK IVo.j esiis The silver bal THE
great swindiv,'' notwithstanding its Democratic
zushorsh? AID the extensive favor lhs bill reee.y-
I'd fr,,In the DenoTrsic party.
" FRs'is0t account Tor the extreme severity of
The Recommendations that is hsap~d upsn the propo-
sjtiua TO EeaoHet.Ie silver u:on the supposi-
tlea that il - inspired hy an impulse of svrvis
nature. Silver legal tsHder in Tie lAaa fer
.sFssttt part Of our HEIiJisi history. Il is good
and very pGre metal. suit4Lie for money. and
rxiioa4l E-d viii b. ~ lislle liable 10 variation in
vAlae - gold itself The susmpt to jeride this
metal Is iglile; the exciti0a to exclude it from
ihr Esl2isi.,l, pfs i l'asis f paper
dium Of lhis eu,uiry u adverse TO tie national in
tgrrsl. aad - tie energy Shd prosperity Gf the
people. To emp!uy bOih silver aud god, would
giye t. country a greatly inere.scd ioHsr and
pFo,nosg iacaleala.,ly progress and Development.
Tae E4aiss and vulgar disPa'sEeinrHt which are
heapct a,on silvrI--gle peoples mODey-are u =
vulgar type aad are only WS,thy Of ''naHkies." F"
--Ilica .os-d D;sSsfeh
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1877-12-01
THE SITUATION AT FL PASO.

The letter unfinished in the Et.xpress yester-
day morning from citizen of K, Paso county
shows tbs feeling among the McxieAns there /;
how much they regard the avs OF ih- Unitcd
States, AMI whether the parties who commit
tel the outrAgcs were residents of this
country or MT. Ii shows what farcicAl
instrum mt our cxtraditiun treaty j., ;eo, IN
not making it ob,ig upon cith.r sovrr :
men, to surrender criminals vino owe ale
glance TO the government from which
demanded AexieaBs eFterrrd the river a.
FL PAs0. and for days held the officers Of III: /:
law at defiance, driving some If them from
the couniry on pain "f = forfeiture Of their
lives, without forrn or shallow Of Iaw s.lected
persons TO fill the pnsiiions they hs'i declared
vacated, and attempted TO dictate how thnsc
officers should conduct their business. But
When their riatops coar~e was run they re-
crossed the river, and were safe from arr St
OF punishment ready to make another inva-
sion at the s.igltcs, notice Is this prstec-
t.bnl
A.th, ugh We were assured, by dispatch 80
the Governor that or,lrr and quiet were long
since restuE d at Fl PAse, the Mesi!ia Valley
IspgFExDExT declares different state Of
affairs exisis. That paper, Of October sT;h,
says: "The mob sstill carrying things with
. high haad ShsrIT Kert,sr announces that
he is unable to execute writs or TO enforce
the CO lection of taxea. In the mean ime
there are these who are attempting to attain
politicAl prefgrment by paa-lefiinss. 10 the
prejudiccs and feeding the passions of the
mob San Antonio E1pre.s.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1877-12-01

Mr. Whr horne's bill for a new treaty
with Mexico, which provides for repression
Of Mexican raids into Texas, and protection
for Americans in Mexico from forced loans
and other such Mexican amusemcnis. is very
wei and should hc considered At once, hut
1t will take all Of thoSe four thousand men
the new appropriation bin proposes to place
on the Texas frontier, to render it of any ef.
feet San zAtoasO Hersld.