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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-11

ethVi hieaiVy
dispatch
!. CoRSucorrA. June z. l87S.-Please
send fifty stand Of arms and ammunition
Immediately. II. ". IL. BRowS.
Wells, Fargo h Co.'S Agent"
Forty rifles were shipped by express
TO tho care OF Major Dennis, TuscaroIa.
and he notified Of the fact.
The following dispatch vas received
Saturday night. after the departure Of
the train :
"CoESucoPIl, June 8. 1S7S.-Sews
from the front very exciting. Cornu-
copia Is full Of refugees. All u avail.
able means and arms are already ut the
front, leaving our and children
without any protection whatever. Please
send arms and ammunition at once.
OFTEN HkIMER,
PLuMD and
SEAMANp,
Committee OF Safety"
"Tusc,Roul. June 0. 1s7s.-The In-
dian troubles are serious. Send one
hundred more guns and ammunition.
SohN IL. bANNio'
Governor Bradley Immediately or.
dered Adjutant General Adams to the
front. with n hundred rifles and
plenty Of ammunition, and orders 10
arm enough volunteers to afford protec'
ton to the settlers In the northern part
OF the State. The following telegram
was sent to Governor Adams at Elko
oAhsoS. ,"uo io'
Nepowe., 'e,sH'aPus 'ua' ~ ~.
mes ieI' nah Ir"ny,'eo ON .he on. ~ W
Meprrmo' wa "'nhe,nu'oa, .o0
COMPANIES 'ei' !e''e'"ay . w.,
hiI anu 'ns ,uy.
VIII "hotu W. 'ho p'os $500,
anu property p"'s'''e WIN ." ~
yonr ~oo'nhiAnu' M" Iss,e ., ~.
erai troops 10 pursue anu puu
bahhocks' Ne phApLh''
ExcIrEMESr IN TuscARoRA.
| ly,om III. ru.c.rors Times. Review. Jane o.
Th.,. 4. ,bs wilJsst excit.msnt in
Southern Idaho and all along the North.
arm borl.r Of Seyala. i'm relation 10 the
N.,nocl ;nsprec,ion. A mote received
hers Ina, MONT from n we'll known citi.
zen NJ Cornucopia reads NJ follows;
,,T,. u..,a,h ,,,;.,. h.v. h,ol.
in' ~. u"n,n".. I,s,o snd
S %", ~" "S Nas.d. ho,Jsrs nnmbs,
=" san.h.s na.s 30 hnrn.i anJ mur.
| Jers committed. Settlers are fleeing 10
this place for safety. Ny house Is filled
with refugees. No troops. NO arms, no
| protection OF any kind at hand. Urge
the authoritios to prompt action.
"w. j. PLuMB."
There is no longer the possibility Of q
doubt that a fierce and bloody war has
been inangunted almost at our very
doors, II is time now for action q
a. Will be seen ny Tue ioiiowihg teie'
gram which amt 70 hahd last evening
Governor Bradley iuiiy ioaiiIes tho im'
portanee OF the matter and IN ac'hhB
Win coinnhehuaois plomp'hess'
"CAIsoS. New, June $50 Major
John II. Dennis. l have shipped to yonr
care. by express, forty rifles and one
thousand pounds Of ammunition for the
use OF b people OF Cornncopia. lhsy
are NOT 10 10 "'s'''p"',a s,oeI' IVY W.
''a' '''''
IL only remains Tor us 10 state tha'
tic arms anu hnlntlnltiOu bout ny TUG
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-11
GOLD HILL MINERS UNION.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE Osls
"A HjIl Mlners' Union will be held a ihsx
Hall ON TUESDAY. June liih, At ~ ?. D., A.
The purpose Of electing oficers 10 serve iOr NJ
sn,llpg term. a iuli and prompt atterianos Y
requested.
by ordsr.
A.. PAscoK Secr-tAry. IraSs
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-11

TnE Hollandsrs haven't had q bank
failure for forty years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-11
THE sAnMocEAR.
THE CITIZENS q, ELxo COUNTY
ALp6MED.

Exritemeas In rwsearora and Ger
nuropla-The Iudians Threaten
fHg Tn Oregon -Governor nrsd.
lcy's Prompt Action.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-11

TEE worth OF the cotton crop Of last
year is computed at $3.50. 600. 900.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-18
60 oft ,l,,b ilberaQ,

mann ooer uo @bolera>arti9e arantheiten
berriden ooer cine Seimiudune bon oeniel'
ben su befir@tea febt, folte Der Orsania.
mn bur@ cine Sur NIT 8o1etter's Nasen.
bitteren setraftist. reaullirt uno sefdrtt ner'
ben. SoQtonmene 8eroauun9 uuo 8e9et.
mdfisteit bes Stublqanss fno bic beitcn
s@utmebren sesen fol@e sfrantseiten nne
8eioe irerbsn our@ biefes uni@dbbare star.
tunss' unb @dfteberbeiierunesmittel erpor<
ben. Das Bittere if feruer b0@f bienli4
3ur Seiluns folder &rantbciten. @enn rs
bei @aQentot, Dur4fau unb gbolera 9ROr.
bus idleunis einsenommen iuirb, 70 pFcst bic
&rantbeit uernidtet 3u tueroen. Bel Dur@-
fallen 1T es nur notbis, bic Spannfraft bee
eri@(afften @ebarme tuieoertersuReuen, uno
oies 1T cine ber beionberen Birtunsen oiefer
Meoiein, Aufitoben, soobrennea. @aaisfeit
GteIsefabl. aopfmeb uno anbere An;eiden
bon @t0tun9 in ber Naaen> unb 9eberse@no
,perben our& bieies bortrefFide. 9eilmitel
f@neQ selinbert. als Gan,ilien< <Alebtein ifss
uni@dsbar, ba es iene am bauFsFen pOrtDm@
menben llebel i4neu uno boutomnen beiH.
VII.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-18
S MIA: 4 Il B.
i8unresbouptitabt.

4 =. ..sl - f.k .lss +. ..
Maiinet'o H. $. 6. Is. Suli.
@eorse @. Tiib, pon Mi@ison, e..
belt beute bonn Yrdiioenten feline Bt-
itott,ine aIs 8unbeseoniul BON Cunts.
l1neefdbr go 6rauen3imn,er,,, !, p:l&e
|bisbsr in, patentamte 'bei4dftist tua.
ren. ,purotn btutt ,pegen Der &.bnetion
Der g.pill;snnsen entlaiien. I -,
Gin @atb nit Motbbduaen. j
@eb GIou:bs Mgentur, -. g..
Is. Suli.| Gommii1dr 9opt lno Die
STANLEY Gommiifon bitlten s.ftern
nit ben @eb .'Gloub -Subidntrn cine
Beratbune ab. 6opt lpra@ in eiiti.
gem 9one nit ben Snoianern 1nsno &so :
glouo trpibertt. 3, f5:s5lt7:
Dieier iaete, iit tpollten nd@a 'oet
@bite Glap grttf, m.bradts' 200 M.i-
|ltusou. geiiiouri I 5lufIe, iaehetI, uno
|nouten iie ai&t na9tr anieberlaiIen.
Scr srobe Batter babe bieien f@ebiets.
itri& i4riftli& neripro4en. ST. per-
lan9e 500 Qlbe unb anoeres Dieb,
@assn, 5arm4duier unb S4ulen. 81
ertldrtt lid nit ben jpn selieferten
@orrdtbtn 3ufrieben; 1; au9 wolle er
einen fatbolii&tn 8riefer.
9ie GommiHdre ertannten, bab Is
nublos iei, bic Snbiane. ba3u 3u Bee
pesen. I'D am Miiiouri- -SluKe nieber.
3uloHen. @eneral 6taulep ober beoeu.
tete Rtb gloub, bob bic Rotten fit
9ransport ibrer @orrdtbe abs.3oseu
tperoen tuiirben. ae
@ie Gommiffdre itimmten Reb gloun
I'M Magemeinen bei, uno ertldrten. bob
Die Snbiantr ,pettl!@ .siesen oirften,
Ietotteo fail, if ebenio tnti4loiien. s.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-18
st. Glono, Minn., 9onnerfas. ben is. Suli 1873.

@ien, Is. Suli. Die 4forte ia,
bic Beb6roen BON .Boaialufa beauf.
tragt. Der 8eo6lteruns mit3utbeilen, oab
Die 0iterrei@ii4e Nrmetiin Der freuno.
f&aftli@iten Mbii4t in 9osnien Elm.
marid)iren ,ueroe un6 bab bic 8e3ie-
bun9en 3wii4tn Oeiterreid9 uno Der
Yforte ber freunoi@aftli@ften Mrt iino.
Die 8ep6iteruns i9eint berubi9t au
iein, unb ielbit bic Sniur8enteu i&ei.
nen seneist ju iein, ii@ ben 0eterre;<
4ern 3u unter,perfen. ! "
>z5a a ' u.rtei.
Mtben, Is. Suli. Gin 5eleeromm
aug 2amia beri@tet, bab in einem sro-
zen 5beile BON 9beiialien cine 6euers.
brunit btrri@e. 9as Dorf Sophia.
oes lit tbeilueiIe 5erit6rt uno Die Aeder
iino idmmtli4 absebrannt. st7'i'
9as Teuer be9ann an 3ablrei@en
fernsele0enen Orteu 3u alei@er 3eit
uno 1T 5,ueife:sobne oas @ert bon
8ranoi itiftern. 5g as,
Trantrei@.
Yaris, IA. Suli. Ser bunberite
Sabrestag bes Sobes Sean 3ou1eau's
puroe beute nit sroBem @lon3e 9e-
feiert. Sic Geier mar perl@oben ,uor.'
ben. bamit iie ni@t nit Dem anldBli4
oer @eltauitellune peranfalteten 60.
tionalfeit 5uiammenfaae. Mareon
uno 2ouis 8lance bielten &eben.
4s England.
2onb on. Is. Snli. Ser 2onoont,
Gorreipo nbent oes Man9efer r@uar.
oian" 1@reibt, bic Grpartung ge,pinne
@aum, boB cine allsemeine Wobl .bepor=
itebe. man tSnne iebo9 ni@ts @oftipes
iasen, biz 2oro 8eaeoniielo mieoer Elm,
treffe.
IS beiBt, bab Ser Yremier am @Dn=
nerfas Nbeno i'm Oberbauie cine mid
|ti9e &ebe abbalten miro. uno bab. ipenn
cine 8erufun9 an bas 2anb bei4lshen
miro, er oopon in !einer .&eoe Mn3ei9e
MAIDEN ,pirb. .
Merieo.
Merito. Is. Suli. Gol. Me2en.
|sie's Snpoiion beg me1ieanii&en' 8o-
6ens bat unter Dem 8olte 9roBe Nuf=
re9ung ueruriaat, oa man aQ9emein
annimmt, bab Me&enlie ben ibm &C.
moroenen Befeb1en Die duberite Oeu=
tun9 CAB. uno bob s Der 3lped bei oem
ll1eberfale auf meritanii9es @ebiet Der
mar, cine 1Mnneetion ein6uleiten. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-18

mebrere Rinoer 8efan9en uno erleutete
et'pa 20 Pferbe. 9reibis obtr nod
mebr Snbianer enttanen.
3unbi&after aus Mea@cm's mels
ben. bob piele Snbianer bur9 bic Blue
Rountaius in Der Ri@tuns mad BEN
Snate+Gfufe 3ieben.
GgberPs 2eute baben Befebt er6al.
ten, nod benz payette. @.biete absus<.
ben. um bic oifenbar 10 roi@ als m6s-
lid in n6roli4 &i@tung na9 Soabo
uno benz @almon.5 5lub. @ebiete aiebsn,
ab5ufan9en.
@anforo's Commando 1T on9epie.
ien tuoroeu, ii@ 3u Nsiles i'm 6lp-3batt
in oer Babe beg 9alep Ran4o 3u bess*
ben unb Johann binter ben Snoianern
o'rein 5u 1aari4iren.
9 Sic seFern sefaneen eenommenea
Snoianer befnoeu ii@ nun unter gs-
bert's. Gscorte auf Dem ge9e mad
Sort Boiie. as
Z .Drum priife, ,per ii9 e,pis biu-
bet" iinst unier beuti&er 9i&ter.
@el@e sroBe @abrbeit liest in oielen
paar @orten, cine @abrbeit, Die f&
auf @iele i'm 2eben anmenoen ldB.
Drum priife, m5@ten mir bier oqen 2ei-
oenoen surufen, Oh oein Npotbefer oo'r
Der 9dnoler, BON benz ou beine Meote .
men fauft, Dir Die d9ten 4r. Mus. &6-
niss 9amburser Sropfen sibt. ebe ou
bejablf. @ebe barauf, oab ou ben
Namens5us oer 9erren u. @oseler &
60. auf ber MubenbiiQe Der ST..
i@e finoei, benn ionit biit bu f&er
an9eflbrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-18
s. .a~ asa Ger M.
enp''r,,.d'is;;;fer,1 J, ,.d'i;;;f
is published every Thursday
a4s -.-3 e#3 by #o% 1855 5ita1H
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Ser Nprb tern,
peraussesebenboa
>8rid & &aiier.
,saint Glous, Mfinnefota !,

>&aint Slcuo, Wftnnetotd,
; ,ri@eint ieoen Donneritas unb toftet idbrli&
: in 8orausbedablung: -. 80.
Stir ,peniaer alS Monate tpiro tein Abon'
nement an9enommen. !.
Non Mbonneaten, Die bic 3eitun9 nidt
aus6rudli9 abbeifeQen, tpirb angenommeu,
,.6ab iie oas announcement fortauieten oiinfden.
Die 8crabldumuus,, cbcr 8ertpei9erun9
=, ber Mbboluna Der 3eituna bon benz Yotan,te,
. tpob;n oicjelbe beorbert moroen 1T, 1opie 0lt
llnterlaNuns Der An3eise an bic Seraussebe'
:: bon oer et,pa itattfnoenoen Ortsoerdnberuna
uno Scr An9abe bes neuen @obnorts entb'n'
BET ni1t bon Der &cjabluug ocs polle" Aboa'
nsmsntsbetrases. 4
..4a. .. Mn3ei9tn, i
D., ,tpeldbe o6ne Bemertuns 3nr Aufnabme elm
aeben, lpcrocn 10 lau9e ein9erudt unb bered)'
Y net, bis lie abbefellt tperoen.
Mn1ei9en ueroen 5u ben 9epobnliden
Yreiien eingcriidt, nimlid 20 @ents pet Bee
: bier Belle, fir bic erite Ginruduns, unb
Gents iiir ieoe folsenoe. Sir an5eisen, De
,lGnacre 3cit iteben bleiben, tpirb Elm beoeu'
enoer NbSn9 erlaubt. .r. VA
Die Seransseber lino i'm 8eiit einerbou'
Mener unb sei3madoe1ler 2ettern,
. unb iino baber I'M Stanoe, @~
9rudia9en aller Mrt
in bentidcr, tnglil6er, fran;6fii9er
uno n0rwe9il4er Sprade j.
'auFs 5@neQfe, ,@@6nite uno BiQisite
5u liefern.
"unb empfeblen ii@ gu seneisten auftrd9tn.
@ebrudt merbeu:
>4etterbcab8,
8iabeabS, /
6eihdft8farten,
Girculare,
8lanfS,
.. .u.;." a91afate u.f. b.
aui tiirseite @oti5. ."..
@,asaunsen uno @eIoer abteifre man:
= 8rif S &aiier,
st. G(ouo, @teorns Co., Minneiota.
Letter Box 407,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1878-07-18

2ouispille, l3. Suli. Dies mar
loneit Der beibefte 3as hes eommers.
Der 5bermometer i&wantte bon 9 llbr|
beute 8ormittas bis 4 llbr bsute @a@.
mittas 3wii4en 80 uno 100 @rab I'M
5@atten. Sn oer fdbtif@en Dispen.
larp uno ben 9o(pitdlern ,uusben nobe<
~ 80 GdQe BON eouuenfti4 semelbet.
unb p6nis 10 piele tamen sor, ,pel@e
ni@t onsemeloet tpuroen. Soft ieber
Ar3t, ben man trifft, bat bon einem bis
orei folder 5d0e unter 9ebanbluns!
Se&s3ebn Sobtsfdle traten bente in
Golsc @onnenitids Elm, unb i'm 2oufe
Der lebten brei 8ose murben p Beerbi.
gu nssi4eine ausseitent in pel4en it.
bod nur 5.pei ber beute NIT Sob ehben.
ben Tale bon @onneniti4 einsere&net
iinb. ri. 4a IS, 5sat {,
9ieie 9ibe iit oabier bur9aus ni9ts
Auberse~obnli@es, all.in 10 piele Gdle
BON @onneniti@ un0 10 piele., $ooes-
fdQe in Golee @onneniti9s iino in eir.
mem iol@en 3eitroum in tieier @tabt
nod ni@t porsetommen.
ct. 2ouis, Is. Suli. Sbos. Ma.
ion, BON bier, pel9er unter Dem 4ieu'
oonpm s. I. Yed als bumoriiti59er
@@riftiteaer an Dem hieiieen r&epu=
bliean" tbdtis NOR, fef beute in Clifton,
Dr. BON @onneniti4 setroffen, auf
Der @trabe tobt 5u Booen. 9err 0ta=
ion bate in New Dort, no feline Ta=
mile ii& iebt aufbdlt, piele 6runbe.
@prinsfielb, Su., 13. Suli.
Sobn 9reifenoorf muroe beute 9ia&s
mittas ,pdbreno Der Mrbeit auf. e;nem
9eufeloe in Der Ndbe bieier @taot BON
Der 9ibe iiberwdltist uno farb 20 mi,
nuten lpdter.
9ies NOR Der beiBefe Sag bieies
@ommers bos Quediilber' 3eist auf
80 bis 102 i'm @4atten.
Omaba, Neb.. Is. Suli. Ser beu'
tise l1eberlano Grpreb-Y -Yerionen3ue Der
Union 8acifie tgiienbabn muroe. einse.
iteQt, oa Die Bobn 5tpii9en Mntslope
nno 9ine Bluffs ouf cine ildn9ere
@trede unter,uiiblt ,poroen 1T. Ser
3us iit nit Dem reeelmdBisen 3uee,
pelAer morsen bier eintreffen uirb,
perbunben ,porben. Ser 4S9aben,
mel&er lbrisens beute 9o@mittas UNI
3 l1br i&on aussebeiert mar, puroe
lebte Na&t bur@ Elm 5pii&en Dem
Nortb platte uno @ibnep nottsefun=
benen i9meren &e,pitter peruria4t.
6e1ena, Mont. Is. Suli.z 3nei
Beremerter. Namens Sobn mDers uno
Sobn 2pn@, murben lebte @o4e an
Der Git Greet, Mont., set0btet. Man
9laubt, oab.bie 3bat BON Snoianern
periibt tpur6e.,3 s4sI Et Ha.8 erya"@j
4 Git Greet befnoet ii@ an Der 2inie,
bes gaootto.9 9aXes. in : Der Ndbe oes
Drtes, no poroem i@on 3tuei Ndnner
9et6btet ,poroen waren. ts& riaa'
Sic 2an9ers unb 9iebbefter ent.
lang Der bon bier mad Sort Benton
befnbIi@en @trabe le6en in srober
6urbt. .e
@ouernor Notrs. ,pel&er ioeben BON
einem 8eiu9e bei 9tnoeri 9duptlins
Der Bannods in Der 2embi Asentur.
aurudsetebrt il, beri&tet, bob bic Ban.
nod.5 .5nbianer friebli& seFnut ftnb.
'gt@a n'6traneist'o, Is. Suli. -
Cine Dep.f4e aus l1matilla beri&tet,
ooB Bic Snbidner bic Station gapuf.
einsedi&ert baben. Sic 9ruppen
~ erben jett 3erftreut. um Die 5noianer
uf3uiu4sn, oer:n &ld3us ob3u{&nei-
ben unb oieielbeu 3u 6tanbe 3u brin-
gen.
= 6an GraneiSeo, ., 13. Suli. =
Cine aus 9ater gitp, Ore, tommente
3ebeihe berihtet. bak bic fein0li@en
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-03-09
AndersOn's Sentence.
New York Herald.1

The case of the people of Louis
lana against Anderson has not yet
gone through all its legal phases,
though Anderson has been SEN
tenceed to hard labor for two years,
and this result of the trial is not
likely to be changed. Extreme
views are taxed of this case by par
fisians, and allegations are freely
made that the verdict was not just,
and that the crime was not proven,
and SO forth. Il does not seem to
rs desirable to enter into the con-
siderations of those points. This
man was tried in accordance with
the law and found guilty by a regu-
larry appointed jury. That is the
record, and that is sufficient. In
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-03-09
Alex. Stephens ON Lincoln.
(Natchez Democrat.

In this speech he has expressed
the sentiments of very large ma
jority of the rejecting people of the
South, aud our Northern friends
may receive his words as expressive
of the genuine feelings of nine
tenths of the Southern people.
Although we do not admire the
too gushing professions of South
ern men who neglect no opportuni-
ty to pour out their love for the
neighbors whom they have SO late
ly been contending with upon the
the battlefield, and their devotion
to a government to which they
were SO lately in armed opposition,
We do think that the opportunity
offered to MIR. Stephens to make
calm truthful statement of the feel
ing of himself and his people, was
properly awaited of by him, and
that he deserves the thanks of the
South for his clear, lucid and coD-
sentative address. His utterance
will be attributed to no improper
motive, either in the North or in
his own South, aud what he said
will be received MS the expression
Of an honest, patriotic heart. The
eulogy upon MIR. Lincoln will find
II response in many Southern
hearts, and his devotion to the
Union will be appreciated in COM
mon by patriots both in the North
and in the South. pom this
speech Dir. Stephens might be con-
tent to rest his posthnmous repu-
tation, and if from henceforth lie
should speak no more, these words
would give him place III history
alongside the patriots of past
age 81 American history.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-03-09

regard 10 things done in Louisiana
it is pretty well established that
you cannot 60 behind the returns,
and Anderson is returned" guilty.
If he is not guilty then the jury is
to blame, but there is no help for
Anderson. 1t is a great pity if
jurors will perure themselves to
put any man where he ought not
to be, but if they will the man must
go ; for otherwise we must give up
trial by jury, and it is better that
an individual should suffer than
that the whole system of jurispru-
dence should be upset. Language
suspiciously analogous to this was
in the mouth of Anderson and his
merry men some time ago, when,
instead of jury at fault, it was a
Returning Board, and, instead of
Anderson wronged, it was the
American people; and if that sort
of language was just toward the
United States, then it cannot be
unjust toward Anderson now.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-03-09
The Papacy Assaulted.
New York sun. Feb. ISL


In the Catholic Apostolic Church
the Rev. w. W. Andrews preached
last evening on the Papacy. He
said that tue PRONUNCIATION of the
dogma of infallibility was "a blow to
the Roman Catholic Church from
which it could never recover. by
it," be said" instead of acknowl-
edging errors and repenting of
them, the Church has placed itself
to be beyond the possibility Of err
ror. God manifested his displeas
ure at this step as soon hs it was
taken; for while the decree pro-
claiming infalllbillty was being
read in Rome, in 1870, the city was
visited by storm almost unpre-
cedented in its violence. Then
Protestant Prussia had conquered
Catholic France, and the tenn poral
power OF the Papacy was wrested
from it forever. The doom of Ro-
man Catholicism is only question
of time. No church can live which
places a woman, no matter how
pure and holy or how greatly she
may be favored of God, higher
than his only Son, the Redeemer
of the world. The PRONUNCIATION
of the doctrine of Instability has
only rounded out the history of
the Church, and rendered it the
more fit for destruction. In the
future the Papacy has nothing to
fear from Professionalism; its great
peril lies in the lawlessness and
unbelief of its own children.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-03-09

[Cincinnati Commercial. ]

Secretary Thompson may not be
an old salt or know much about
the rigging of a ship, but if, as he
is credited with ststing to a mem
Der of Congress, he reduced the
expenditures of the Navy Depart
ment $2,00O,0O0 during the first
three months of the present fiscal
year, and obtained az much for his
money as did Robson for the
additional millions squandered by
him, the people will not be exact
ing touching the extent of his nau-
facial knowledge. The two millions
saved represents the waste and ex-
travagance of Grants Secretary.
If MIR. Thompson keeps down ex-
penditures at the rate of the three
months named, the saving to the
National Treasury will be between
seven and eight millions of dollars
q year.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-03-09
Will Anderson be PardOned
New Orleans City Item.1

This question is warmly discuss
ed pro and con, and ELECTS many
interesting facts. 1t is frequently
mentioned, principally i'll Northern
Journals, that au understanding
exists between the President and
Governor icholls, by which the
latter has obligated himself to
pardon Anderson. and even other
members of the Returning Board
who may be convicted, after they
have exhausted all the lega. forms
of the State for u reversal of their
sentence and failure to secure
it. Gov. Nichols maintains reti-
cence on this subject, and declines
to give any public statement as to
his purpose in such an event. But
it is to be noted that Anderson APP
peal is fixed for trial in the Supreme
Conrt on the sixth instant, and the
Legislature will adjourn on the fol-
lowing day. 1t is sarcely possible
to dispose of legal points, have ar
gument and careful decision, in
time to allow pardon, if granted
by the Governor, to be confirmed
by the Senate. The pardon, with
out this confirmation, would not
release Anderson from custody.
This was tested by kellogg, who
SO pardoned criminal from Jeffer-
son parish, who was subsequently
reincarcerated and the pardon
overruled.
The general opinion prevailes
that the recommendation to mercy
by the jury OH the trial of the case
was fully carried ont Oy Judge
Whitaker, who limited Anderson's
sentence to the insignificant term
the enormity of the crime con-
sidered = of two years, and the
Governor is under no special or
merited obligation to exercise the
pardoning power, and he will not
attempt it. 1t is viewed as trifiing
with the sincerity of the prosecu-
ton to charge, convict and sentence
Anderson for one of the highest
crimes known to the statutes, give
him an extremely light sentence,
and then pardoned him. There
is little hope to-day of pardon,
and the Governor wisely refnses to
PREJUDICE any judicial decision by
giving an opinion in advance.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1878-03-09
The Farwell Register, of Feb. 10

The Farwell Register, of Feb. 10
says: Perhaps the most novel
sight ever seen in Michigan was
witnessed here to-day, in the way
of a railroad engine, steamed up,
running through the woods on a
common dirt road. This engine
arrived q day or to since, on the
Flint and Pere Marquett Railroad,
from Pittsburg, made expressly
for their railroad north of this
place, used for hauling logs to the
Muskegon River. After its arrival
here. the question was how to get
the engine to it's destination, some
fifteen miles distant. Two hun
dred dollars having been offered
for the job, without avail, the
manager conceived the plan of get
ting up steam and trying the wagon
road, which was put into execution
This morning steam was gotten up,
and the engine started northwest
on the India and Houghton Lake
State road, at the west end of
town, with cheers and hurrahs
from the assembled crowd. 1t
moved off slowly and steadily, with
out any apparent difficulty, follow
ed by a force of men with levers,
and teams of water to supply its
wants.