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Horses for England.

CHICAGO. April At is stated
that two English gentlemen are 10
this city. and have agents through
out the West, for the purpose of buy.
ing 10000 borses,. ostensibly fol
street cars 10 Scotland and England
but, judging by tie character Of The
animals they select, they are intend
ed for active movements rather thar
draugbt purposes. Five hundred
animals have been bought here and
will be shipped within two weeks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-10

LOUISVILLE. April 3-Tnere are
10 new Developments 10 the Wet.
wood murder. There is no doub,
bat that MalJw and wife wer Kill, d
because Of their being Witnesses 10
court against two highwsymen Ma
merOas arrests have bern made. bul
The identity Il the murderrrs has not
been established.
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The PresIdeat's Position

His obstinate refusal to take coun
sci with prominent lei 10 Congress
his want Of frankness and sincerity
on many occasions, his disregard o.
all but petty personal consideration;
all help to explain the rapid wild.
ening Of the gulf that separates hin
from acknowledged Republican lead
ers. Too many Of the latter, howev.
er, have descended to his level, and
must share the responsibilities for The
present unfortunate state Of affairs.
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Grsas .. the sexs Republics. c.sai-

When 1t the lucky moment be re
turns. and is welcomed by the Grand
Army Of the Republic as q who
has brought many trophies home to
Rome, the old flames WI burn again,
and We shall hear a good deal in
praise of our wandering Ulysses. 1t
will 60 hard if, with so many Repab-
licsn dissensions to aid his cause, be
shall not be able to organize a can
vsss which none Of the petty chiefs
will care to oppose.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-10

ATLANTA, April A special to
the Constitution from E.tonton, Ga,
states that last night the safe Of The
Treasurer of the Eston,ou Branch
railroad was broken open ana Sc. 900
taken; also, 5000 10 notes and
mortgages. There is no clue to the
burglars
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i,t In n soap.

PHILADELPHIA, April Anton
Fies. a German cigar dealer, died to.
day, having been poisoned by drink
ing soup which had been standing 10
a copper kettle. His Sife. who par
took Of the soup, has recovered under
medical treatment.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-10

WATERFOWL, y Y, April "A
French Canadian named Edward
Williams was run over by an express
train on a bridge nesr Potsdam aud
Instantly killed last night. His head
was severed from the body and the
remains fell into the river. He was
intoxicated
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paign.

On Wednesday last, the House at
Harrisburg passed a bill, los yeas,
to As nays, reducing the number of
its officers and employees about
twenty-five per cent, and also redae-
ing the compensation Of those retain
ed about the same amount. leaving
however, the salary of members the
same as nov paid. Come, come, gen
tlemen! you can not ell qualify your
selves for Members Of Congress, by
adopting the paltry and contemplate
tactics of the present National House.
Economy is q shining virtue, these
hard times, and 10 be virtuous is TO
be happy. But you cannot so dove
tail economy and mesnness, that the
people will not see where the n
ends, and the other begins. Why
should the clerks, and the poor devils
Of messengers. pastors and folders &c,
be cut down in wages, and your W
salaries be left untouched by the prun-
ing knife? Congress is engaged in
this kind Of cheese pairing, cutting
down the pay of the army and navy,
reducing appropriations with one
hand. aHd passing deficiency bills
with the other, razee;ng the pay Of all
who work for the Government, and
leaving the very ample and unearned
salaries of its members as they were
10 flash times.
0ut on such humbugery, such con-
temptible meannes Deal on the
square or not at all. If expenses
must be reduced, aud undoubtedly
they ought to be. act like conscien-
tious men. let the reduction be geser-
Al and equal, but dont Tor honesiy's
dear sake. pocket your NJ iall pay,
while you cut that q your employees
dowa. Consistency is 4 Jewel, and
fair play i. eminenily a manly virtue
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-10

WHILE the results of the late local
elections 10 Ohio and Indiana are not
especially significant, it is noticeable
that the Republicans have made gains,
and that the vote Of the National par
Nv has fallen of in its stronghold,
Toledo. In Indiana, however, the
Nationals have shown an increase OF
--.h
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SALE.

CHERlFF'S SALE.
By virtue OF a writ Of Lsvari Ftcias issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas Of Somerset COun-
ty, Pa. and to me directed. | will expose 10 sale
BY public Outery at the Court House, in Somerset,
on
Wednesday,, April 24h, 1878,
at l o'clock, p. NJ, the following described real es-
tate. to wit
All the right. title, int est AMI lain OF Maggie
Harrison and Charles ]. Harrison, of. in ami to
the following described real estate, viz:
A certain lot OF ground in Somerset Borough,
Somerset County, Pa, situate on the south side OF
Main Street. IN which are erected n large brick
dwelling house, with mansari roof, a banking
house, stable, and other out buildings. fronting on
said Main street thirty-eight ieet eight inches.
and extending south of same breadth two hundred
and sixty four feet to Patriot street, bounded by
said Main street on the north, alley on the east,
Patriot street on the south, and lot Of " A. san
ner on the west. being the same lot OF ground Con
yeyed By ". A. Sanner ami wife, Susan, by deed
dated the nth day of September, ISIS, and record
ed at Somerset In volume 81 page Il AMI ~ and
being the eastern part of tot No. 81 according 10
the general plan Of sail town, with The appnrte
Taken In execution as he property OF Maggie
Harrison ami Charles ]. Harrison at the suit Of
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company.
TERMS CASH.
GEORGE W. PILE.
April 5 Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-10

CINCINNATI, April 4--The resi-.
dence Of j. j. Monegsrdper, a farm
er. at Rushville, Fairfield county, o.,
was entered by burglars on Tuesday
night and 5000 ia currency s.o'en.
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SECOND WEEK

l. Hiram Beams use -. Dauiel u. Nhlrr Is al
JOHN Collins vs.. Josiah McClintogk 81 81
a John ID. Rs-iiy ~. Josiah Bittncr.
! 10 kimmel 81 al. " Joseph Cummius
8. Nancy Remhoid ". Martin n. Miller.
o. Peter J.. keefer ". sophia Br1nt.
:. Weed Sewing Machine Go. We J.. y. Fieht
ner Ell al.
8. John u. Roldy Ell al. VI. Ernest n Delp 81 al
9. Alkaline Compton IS. Joseph Dively.
10. Frederick L. Justs use V, Meyersiale
Borough.
n. u NJ. Beachiy's use vs.. Meyerslale Borough
II. Robert Guthrie vs.. Meyersdale Borough.
-. NJ. Free Il Co. vs.. Cyrus Meyers admir-.
IL. JIG. Graham VS.. Sechler * Mcfarland.
is. BaltIer Walter vs.. John Sechler.
10. First National Bank vs.. Gideon Bow
man ct al.
~. School Directors va. Dennis Leydig.
Is. John Fair vs.. Jacob Hartman ct al
10. Noah Broadwater n Br,. vs.. David Lichty.
%. Il. &. CrOyle's use VS.. Peter W. Suder ct al
II. josiah Skaters use IS. John +. PoOrbaugh
-. Jacob s. Meyers VS.. Daniel S. Horner.
Is. Frederick l.. Just vs.. :. II. Carey and wife
"a. J. w H.. G.. Van Horn vs.. Jesse Il.
ton ct al.
IS. Union Nationa Bank VS.. Yu;zy s. Scott.
r. ]. kOOSER,
Mare Prothonotary.
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The New Dollar.

WASHINGTON, April 4. = The
amount of silver dollars of the new
coinage exchanged at the Treasury
is now very small. The daily ex.
changes for several days have not
averaged beyond n hundred dol
lars a day, exclusive of the applica-
ton for banks. Only two shipments
of silver dollars have thus been made
from the mint to the treasury, ag.
gregating $40. 600. There are still
twelve thousand dollars Of this coin
in tbe cash room vaults.
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EX ECUTORS' NOTICE.

Estate OF Peter Wilhelm, late Of Elklick Twp,
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hay.
ing been granted to the Undersigned by the proo-
er authority, notice Is hereby given TO all persons
indebted to said estate to make imtnedfsfe nav.
ment, and those having claims against the same
TO present them, duly authenticated. for settle.
ment. TO the Undersigned at the house Of Jeremi.
ISIS.
G. U. HEILMAN.
JEREMIAH OH.
April3 Executors
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o WHEELER & WILSON MFG CO.. o
o Ia VEST FOURTH ST, CINCINNATI O. .
8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8
LIST OF CAUSES
OR April fern Of Quart beginning ATrl 2.
les.
FIRST WEEK

D.. Ala wagner q a. " " A PuwsL
? ". LisingstUue. v. Charles Weaver
I p = krcagers Assignee " Iahu fsAilr
. Mar T. nauham v Its Y. Miller.
a. Mari q Durham " rhamas hin
d Iac-h Hsiataugh ~ Levi Wolf "a al.
= Joseph AlSine ". DAVIS WerL
= Davtf MoHtoitcT vs. Eiward Hastsller
y T. : Hav " Albert Beachy.
10. !. FnfEs ise " ". ". Davis Il IL
n. . Minclsut ". y. NL.un CauufymaE
D. Josiah Keller Treas. Va A. Mefav stal
d Ieremitn VIII aud vile - William Wit.
IL 4. A saith W f~Biepsndeut Printing GO.
Is q. y. Lrnharts use v EiNard Mustullfr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-10

TnE Democracy really have a hope
Of carrying the State this fall, and
accordiagly like ravening wolves,
thew are sasrliog and rending each
other over the prospective spoils.
Senator Wallace and bis friends who
have Il nicely Sc. up to make Dill
the candidate for Governor, were I'M
al lately, feeling very serese. but
Judge Black, Col. Barr, and several
other party magnates, do not propose
to quietly submit to Wsllace's little
game, looking to bis own reelection
10 the Senate, aud hence there is a
powerful undertow Of personal acri-
mony remaining under the placid
surface, promising g stormy sea on
which to launch the GubeFnatorial
craft at the Pittsburgh Convention
Danger signals are being run up, and
the ancient mariner who steers the
Harrisburg Patriot, on which is en-
bsrked Wallace and his fortunes, pitch
es a round shot into Gen. M'CeIdless,
Secretary of Internal Affairs, and a
Gubernatorial aspirant, for permitting
two of the clerks in his Office TO pre-
pare "a false and garbled statementof
the votes of Sea ator Dill on various
public questions. during that gentle
mans service 10 the Legislature, with
the view Of having the same printed
as an ei~ectioneering document" and
thus. having apparently ascertained
bis range, be follows it up with a
sharp FIRE, as follows:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-10

Probably Gen. MNandiess Is not aware that IA.
clerks are being paid by the State % get NJ living
eleciionecring documents 90 b. uscd % the injury
Of an honorable competitor for the nomination he
4 seeking. In order that be maymat continue On
I ign0ancc on this subject b. i hereby respectfully
! informed that such T. the case. The ffmarrsis :.
Peunsy vania viii nov Know Whcru % plaoe ths
responsibility NJ the sfylC uf warfare contemplated
~ Gen. MGaniless clerks h iufn-tuced into The
] canvas far the Guhrruufurial uumluHIiuu.
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. DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF VIM. Crltchheld, late Of Milford Twp,
deceased.
Letters fadministration on the above estate
having'been granted to the undersigned, notice is
hereby given to those indebted to IL to make i'm.
mediate payment, and those having claims
against 1t, to present tn IN duly authenticated
for settlement at the office Of Colborn * Colborn,
Somerset, Pa on Saturday, the 27th day Of April,
IS 4.
JACOB y. CRITCHFIELD,
WILLIAM BAKER,
March Is Administrators.
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AIarehI3
NOTICE.

Estate Of Peter Ginilesperger, late ofCunemaugh
Tp., deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hay.
ing been granted 20 the undersigned, by the prop
er authority, notice is hereby given to those In.
debted to it TO make immediate payment, and
those having claims against II will present them
TO the undersigned, at the residence of said de.
ceased on Saturday, the 18th day OF May. 1875.
JOSEPH GiNDLESPERGER.
SAMUEL THOMAS,
Aprii. Executors
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BY virtue ofsundry wri.s OF Fieri Facias Levari
Facias. yenditioni Exponas issued out ofthe Court
OF Common Pleas of SomersetCo., Penne., and tome
directed. I will expose TO sale by public outcry,
NJ lie Court Hnuse. In Snmeraef. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-04-10

All the right, title. interest and claim Of Josiah
Phillippi, Of, In and to the following deseeibcd real
estate. via:
A certain lot Of ground situate In Centreviile
B0r., Somerset Co, Pa, containing u acre more
or less, with n frame stable and smoke house there
on erected, adjoining Aaron Miller on the west,
alley on the east, alley on the the north, and front
ing on Main street-with the appurtepanees.
Taken in execution as the property Of Josiah
Phillippi. at the suit Of IL. r. Cramer, use Of
Messimer King, use OF W iIiiam Flick.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28
YELLOW JACK.

A special telegram from Grenada,
Miss, says:-We are now whitfield
down to a point where suffering and
death are in every house and no one
to wait upon the sick. Fifty noble"
nurses are worn out, but unhagging-
in their duties and devotion. There
are few families that have been.
entirely swept away. We could cite
many households that have not a
nurse or servant about the place. A
heavy demand was made yesterday
upon Col. Anderson for nurses, but
he was utterly powerless to render
the desired assistance. New Orleans
and Memphis can furnish no further
assistance in this respect and we are
at the mercy Of the plague. The
native well ones left can be counted
upon the fingers. The deaths yes
terday number ten and new cases
four. Ifno assistance comes and the
fever is not checked no one will be
left to bury the dead. We have had
a cold night, which swells the death
list again. We are certainly a.
doomed remnant. More nurses would
be like angels from heaven and our
only salvation.
Three hundred and ninety seven
new cases within the preceding "a
hours were reported in New Orleans,
last Sunday morning, which from:
the inception Of the disease reaches
3,421 and 587 deaths. The same
mournful story comes from Memphis.
Vicksburg and other southern cities.
|. Three cases have also been discovered
in Philadelphia. The strictest quar-
antine is being enforced everywhere
to keep the disease from spreading.
4
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

Kearney, the woul-be champion
OF the laboring classes, does not seem
to be much Of success. Some two
or three thousand laboring men as
sembled to hear him in Chicago, but
if the papers correctly report his
speech they did not get much solid
information from the orator of the
evenings It , was simply, a running
screed of profane rant and vulgar and
abusive billingsgate, of which a
single example will suffice. GIN the
first place. he said, II propose to
pay my respects to the thieying,
dirty, contemplate lickspittles that
run the newspapers in s'Chicago.''
He called them ''slimy, dirty, cut
throat sheets, dirty, contemplate
dogs s'men who are unfit to tie the
shoe-strings Of a man like me-the
dirty, contemplate, Shiny hounds Of
HE'LL The whole speech was pitched
in this key Of braMling BLACKBOARD
abuse, which he poured out indis-
criminately on everybody who had
been wicked enough to save his earn
lngs and accumulate any property.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

Public examiner Knox, made an
examination Of the books Of Eric
Ericsson, county auditor Of Renville
county, a short time ago, and found
affairs of that office in a perplexing
state. He did not find single en-
try Of any kind for the space Of more
than year, and accordingly report
ed the facts to Governor Pillsbury,
who on Wednesday last formally sus-
pended Ericsson from his office and is
sued notice to that effect to the audi
tor, and also notified the treasurer
and chairman Of the board Of coun-
ty commissioners not to recognize
him IN his official capacity until the
matter shall have been thoroughly
investigated.
1t is understood that the auditor
has in no way complied with the re-
quirements of the law of last winter
known as the grasshopper act, but
it is not thought that any great mis-
appropriation Of the $4,000 placed
in his hands under the provisions Of
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28
How will PGhler Run.

Our German fellow citizens are
quite sanguine that MIR. Pehler,
their candidate for Congress in this
district is going to make a suecessfuh
run against Mr.. Strait. But why? It
is said that he, will carry ''the val
ley against Mr.. Strait, and with:
the heavy vote he will get in all the.
German settlements and especially
in Dakota county, he will be hard.
man to beat. We may grant that
Poehler is to be,a strong candidate
in some respects; but there is not
the slightest reason to think he will
poll as large vote as would Barton,
who actually got majority of the:
votes in this distsict when he ran
for Governor. Pehler will indeed
be strong among his German friends.
but there are plenty of Democrats
right here in Dakota county who will
vote for Strait and not Pmhler. This
we know because we hear them say
so. Mr.. Strait beat both Wilder.
and Donnelly two years ago, and had
1920 to spare; and how Mr.. Pehl.
er's friends expect him to get away
with all the votes that these two
candidates then gobbled up, and in
crease over two thousand more, is a.
problem we leave themselves to.
solve. But there are hats and coats,
to bet that Pehler cannot poll the
votes. By the way, Dakota county
didn't go for him very unanimously
even on the formal ballot-tas re-.
suit being 4 for Lienau and 8. for
Barton 0.) to 5 for Pehler.-Fa1ur-
iaagton Press.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

= : t.
The Orangemen Of Canada intend
to make grand test of their right
to march in procession during the
latter part Of September at Mon
treal. TO that end negotiations have
been entered into with every Orange
lodge throughout Quebec and Onta-
rio, and it is believed that about 3d.
600 Orangemen will accept the in
vitation to come to Montreal and
march in full regalia to celebrate the
battle ofthe Boyne, which, as they
say, was only postponed from the
18th OF July: Some Of the Orange
men are in favor Of discontinuing
the professions in the future, if the
right shall be vindicated when they
next attempt to march.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28
Spare the Pants.

''Ish ter scheneral around!' asked
an excited Israelite, as the United
States troops passed through Siatnu
in pursuit Of fleeing Bannocks.
.s'Well, my man, said Howard, rein
ing his horse, 1'what is it? Speak
quick Il am room man, schen-
eral. Dem cursed redskins dey MUIR
der my boy Shacob about five miles
from here, und stheal a dozen pair
Of pants he was peddlin'. New pants,
SO hellup me kracious right out Of
my store.:,' ''Sorry for your loss,
my man, but haven t time to talk a.
bout it now. IF we catch up with
these demons we'll stop their devil
tries for good and all. = Yes, I know,
scheneral, | know eagerly whis-.
pered the bereaved ready-made mer..
chant. hanging desperately to the.
officers stirrup. Dots all right,
but ven you come up NIT doze Indians
vot got doze new pants on, for kra--
cious sake, scheneral, tole the SOL
diers to shoot high San Francis.
co Post.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

The Senate committee for the in
vestigation Of the management Of
the St. Peter Insane asylum adjourn
ed last Friday evening for the space
Of a few weeks, in order to enable
their secretary to tabulate some of
the Snyder & ,Damren vouchers, over
which there has been raised good
deal Of suspicion as to (wether the
high prices paid were warranted, and
to see if the money paid can all be
accounted for. It is presumed that
the committee will next meet in St.
Paul. A correspondent writing to
the Pioneer Press says ''The reve.
latlons made the past week have been
a genuine surprise to the citizens
here generally, who almost universal
ly believed that the management of
the finances had been all right and
above suspicion. Their opinion was
embodied in Hon. Loren Fletcher's
statement1to a member Of the COM
mite: Whatever else may be
shown, I am proud Of the financial
management. II is above supicion. .
A few here have contended that it
was not all right, and they are borne
out in their opinion by the results.
But at present peace reigns. The
excitement is subsiding; the citizens
are talking Of other subj ects; and
Rev. Kerr's method Of bookkeeping
stands alone, unrivaled an inimitable.
Even now the benefit Of this investi-
cation can be seen, in that these ex-
trayagances INDUCED in are being
done away with. The results Of the
whole affair remains to be seen.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28
Republican State Convention.

A Republican State Convention will
be held at the Music Hall, St. Paul, on
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 18th,
1873, at IL O'Clock NJ, for the purpose
of nominating the following State Off
GERS, to be voted for at the next gener-
al election, viz:
Judge Of Supreme Court.
State Auditor.
Clerk of Supreme Court.
The several counties will be entitled
to delegates as follows
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

The yellow fever plague continues
unabated in New Orleans and Mem
phis, while it is gradually spreading
to other portions Of the country. In
Vlcksburg there were about fifty new
cases'per day during the latter part
OF last week. SUBSCRIPTIONS for the
relief Of the sufferers have been TAX
en- up in different parts Of the Union.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28

The St. Paul Dispatch states that
Maj. Strait has earned in Washing
ton the title Of ''The Soldiers
Friend Only one other member
Of Congress, and he the representa-
tive Of a popular Eastern district,
has SO large a number Of pension
cases pending in the Department, to
which he gives his personal attention
free Of charge.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1878-08-28
L NEW ULM WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 2sth, 1873 .

the act will be detected, it being
known that he has paid out nearly
the whole Of this sum. The irregu-
larites have been SO great that it is
impossible to tell exactly how mat
tiers stand.
IF upon further examination the
charges be sustained, the governor
will then positively remove the au-
ditor, when the commissioners will
have to fill the vacancy.
Samuel Ash, the young man who
was shot by Capt. w. w. Murphy
Of Madelia, an account of which was
given in last weeks Reuie,U, died on
Monday evening last week from the
wounds received.
While there are several Of the
newspapers that uphold Capt. Muir
ply in his act Of shooting young
Ash, still there are others that look
at it in a different light. Among
the latter is the Mankato RevieaO,
from which we copy the following:
The popular feeling at Madelia is
strongly against Caps. Murphy, and
with few exceptions his action is
severely condemned. From the facts
it appears that Ash made no advance
or improper proposal to any but Mr..
Kempfer's> oldest daughter the
other children being separated from
her-and hence Murphy's assump-
ton Of the trouble, after the man
was in the sherif's custody is the
more severely condemned. Intense
excitement prevails, and while rash
suggestions are talked Of, for the
good name and reputation ofMadelia,
we earnestly advise that the law be
permitted to take it's course, and
whatever verdict is reached shall be
accepted and enforced.