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The house bill to encourage the
planting of trees along the roadsides
of the state, having finally passed
the senate, an opportunity will now
be afforded all those who desire it,
to adorn the public highways with
handsome shade trees This is the
custom in many parts Of Europe,
and if it & carried out in this cyuu
try our public roads All be greatly
benefited. The governor viii cer-
tainly sign the bill.
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1t is well known that ut the begin.
ming Of Grants first term of the
Presidency, be refused to appoint
Chas. A Dana. editor OF tho New
York Sun, Collector Of the Port at
New York. From that day to this.
every issue of the SIM has contained
one or more insults to the great
General. Tho Sun man has now
gone clean mad over the thought
that Grant is likely TO be elected
President again in 1880.
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The North Americm says that il
Grant is electe he will be inaugur-
ated. OF course he will. .And if
he is nominated he will be elected
And il he s alive no will DO nomiplt-
ed
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Democrats are very much alarme
ut the prOtractei session ofcongress,
but having got into it the members
don't know how to get out, Repub
licans are glad TO have tue session
continue, rs it is making votes
against the Democrats every day
Let the debate 20 on.
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The fight Of the negroes from tho
South still continues. They ny
from the brutality of the bulldozers.
The Puritans He'd from English ty-
rauny, aud the negroes hy from
Southern brutality.
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LrJfN-'F u 4tffbf'tfs
EUirJR p1sr;--
A. the time Is ap.
prDachiag when We will be called rpOn 10
-el.ct suitable person 20 I'll lie office
.f Eegi.Ier z Recorder. aul IL D., 0sr duty
- select our best men, gou si.l therefore
please announce the ueae 0f ). b SehIcs
hs suitable person 10 oil -all Office, he
has been trieI anl hls Resort has been
- well established ;or his prymptnrs. Ia
attending 10 bis business. AMI he hp-
proved a.msef 20 De bolesi. sober aud Inc
iYs'ri,us. aui 90 every wly qpaliasl T.
f.I ihe 9liec # which he has thorough
sgoaIeIze. .o that 20 frihcr ree.aiaen-
Itli9u j, nve-s-lry be ueei, The synP4thy
u be party, as Ae has been uufJrt.n4te
iLgyash .ickGess sad losses ~ taat be j.
IN need Of help. let us n0mIHlie ou-
strongest men, saI We will be slre n suc
cess. IEss.
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Tho Democrats mean to elect the
next President. "-DentOcrl,ic p1-
ptrS.
They meant to destroy the Gov
ernmens, too, but they didn't They
are trying to destroy it now, but
they won't.
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Tramps will soon hayo hard
time. One by one the States arc
passing laws to make tramps the 10 %
mates OF pcnitentiaies, or to put
them to hard labor--the last thing
they are willing to do.
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Rev ". " Todd, n Methodist
preacher appointed to the Brinkley
Circuit, Arkansas, last February,
has been murdered for preaching to
the cOlOrol people
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The Pennsylyauil railroad c5,npl-
ny hae declared u diyidoal Of two
per cent, payable on anl after the
10th inst.
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The riot bill has been got up again
in the Legislature in new shape,
but will hardly meet with much f..
vor.
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Tho Bourbon organs aud assistant
Confederates seem to have forgotten
tho Cipher business aud are again
yelling ''frauI at HIyes. Yell
louder.
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T!lleu's "b1rP has ran over Seu-
'atJr Wulace's "Caata-Pot' aul
smashed il la Fouu8ylyIula.
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Notice in Partition.
fhe Commonwealth cf Pennsyiga
mia, Greeiing:

fhe Commonwealth cf Pennsyiya-
mia, Greeting:
TO James 5. Smith, samuel Smith,
Henri =, sHith. Mary intermarrlel with
frsaefict BiDgaman, all residing IN snyder
lOuntT fA., DonrIg X. fmltL. Tasiding ~
JkompssitDvn, Juuiua 90. "a, Amelia 10.
teroarflti Uitn 4. D Dnugherty who is nov
ieceaef bit ltit 20 survive her 4 u DAugh.
sfty, her husband, ana three ehildrsa. VA
,ssi9n = Usdgi6rty, hilton p DapFhefiy,
have f1f tisir guardian hsV. L.. w, Crav.
msr, ~ Ifbanon, Pa, Samuel smith rhp Ia
also De- a ~ lsft :. suryiys hiina slies, III.
laJetb oHIDi, rssidlnS ~ sunbury Pa., aud
hse cliigIsg, VIZ IDnlsa intefmsffisI With
solJm0n kspusa u sllibg AZ OlientAL Janiata
rs., Ps., Abes nov intoffnsrrief with I,Aniei
KBOnss fs.l1lny at sunbufy, Pa Mary iDter
msTf,sa uth Henry Bachman, Sarah Inter.
mafflsi siai Charles ~ tabsii. and bsDrgs w,
Ss.lth yoar pstitIOger. all fs'i1inK Ia sbYdsT
40 Pa, islfs AID legal rsprsssntatiyos of
rniip smi,s iA.s ef Tho thorough o. Siiadis'
;oa 80 h@sGy notissd that by ylrtas ofa
rrItsf ls9a sltiOn fssngi out Of the Dfpban,s
Court u bHyi county and 10 mo dif lcisd
0snes ~ lhst4id fhIflp bnitn, dses4sss, 10
The Bergnxl " Ntddisbpfs. sBydsf county,
"a On sstlfdsy, MAJ nib, A -. isj9, 81 "
|tbs Hssi Ks3ts VI ssi1 dsess sSs1, Whse ssd
49, 'I-l II y - IL n(xLKx0kk af.9of 4
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Notice in Partition.
THE Commonwealth Of PeHasylv,
ni0, Greeting :

THE Commonwealth Of PeHnsylva'
MIA, Gree,ing:
T, Jacab S. Smith. Henry
: Smith Samuel Smith. james =, Smith;
Nary lntOrm.rrlei Win Frederick BugHm n,
re iliUt So Snyder EQUITY, George =. smith,
reading ~ ThpupsGntUwn, junltta o., iuo
Tia lGt,rmatriCi vita !, -, DanShortJ, now
deceased left 70 survive her husband and
three children. VI: Sralou s, iHnghariy, WI.
ton : DauEhsttY Nertio y, Daugh.f ny all ~
whom Hro minors aud have for tleIr guar.
dian 4 y. t. ". CTawmer, tosl0r2 ~ Le1.
anon. ~ , Jseob s Smith nov also di.onFei
icRviug lrsue seven children, VIZ Jeremiah III.
smith res'JiuZ a. Lykgns, DGuphon GO, pa,
Jacob J.. -tutta, residing At MuuEr'm Ian.
eastsr 60 p, An Ia now inisrip1rT el wlth
RcItsl leTnsr ro.i lln} AZ hesie1. Junilia
90. Pa, Iainos 4 Saith, Mary u, SDj ler
Ann Liz, .iut.rmtr'sd AZ b .Dnyii Keller,
Rosa latsfuarfi1I with Geurpe sIecAt,
all residing ln SNYDER Comfy, Iruusy yivtuIl,
samuel smith, now disn dCaelsei Who leit 10
survive Lun q wldow Elizabeth smlth AMI hyo
children, w Loulfa iG'crfaaui'd with sol.
srnou Enoase Teslliny al Oriental, Julintt
Kuouss. residing Al 7dHDury, Pa, sarah In.
term tfTicd Nih Charles tiiGhell Mary inter
maTr.el VIA Henry HaGhEHu. 90 rye smith
ypur pe,ltlgner, all raEitiIg Ia snyder County
# Henry AMI Mary aulth, late 81 the iorousn
Of Miii.ebuTS, snyder c1lnty, declared,
You are hereby HOtihsl that b. virtue oi q
writ 0g inCuniti0n Issued o1t Of tho OrghAn's
court q Snyder county aud q ms directed
that au Inquest will be hold o. tho late resi-
at nee Ol The saiI Mar SMITH dsg0dssi, "a the
Borough Of Nj iidleburs, 0u SatuTl4y May Eth
a, D h7). at ~ o.. iock q, ". 10 maze part
reassi. When q nd wLsTe you may attend II
500 tAiIA proper ,..,.,,,,
sherin's olaee. MlddIeburs, June y, 1879.
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Congress contains 10 oli.ors, 7
doctors and 2 clorgymen, who are
compelled to associate with 2i1 law
yers
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Over tcu thousand c,l1ral emf.
grant have already passed through
ot. Louis, westward bound.
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Tho public debt statement for
April shows an increase OF tho debt
during the month, Of 1882 IL.
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lcENsE NorIoE.-Notieo

have nied their petitions tor Tavern license with
the CLERK VI quarter sessions Of snyder county.
and the same will be pfeseuted fOr gIptUval IN
Muuiay, the 10th lay Dt hl4y nCyt.
Ant now, Jatutry 18th, 1917, u Is ordered
that the tierh OF tic court lnsort In tho publi-
cation OF Tavern Licences hereafter "A notlaU
ttatai Licenses granted by the Court will bs
null ani vCtd, ubIuts the applicant shall lit
the same within Nupcu days nfcW the same
sla1 have ubtn Er1u.el. hy The production OF y
receipt tom the county lrcas surcr 20 the t'erk
Of said Cou O., tAAt the License lro has been
raid rlK tIUIAN.
J. GROUSE. CLERK q. ).
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CANDIDATE CARDS
iroMOaDtiry.

Nh. PosT -
P,a1sr announce Samuel A.
Wr'E a. Esq o. lie veg township asa a4t'aIiH
u.Gtutc f- tlH .ih'- Of PrY'Iruu'try 90 the
coming Priuar7 r'tipu. dr. WrTi b. au
active yHuF K-rlbiIsau; ap 90 sirIt Dus.-
uuts .lAL att vi!l L.2A. A hItLlu! uitCe-.
ADAMS.
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Mercantile Appraisers List,

7 TST OF DEALERS in Goods.
IL We r. aul N.rc1tniise IN the county ol
-uyd' Tor tlU ycnr 1879 a. Hrsct Eei ami ta.s 81
1cj Oy tue unuerfiGuel Mercantile ApprIisCr
lu aud iUr tue -lId county.
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The lolier the Democracy groaua.
the broader tho country giins.--N.
J. IrijUue.
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Yankcedom is beginning to under
stand that our poaplo are still nm.
snbiucd--that We are still in favor
Of the State rights AMI the rnlo Of
white men. That is why she threat.
eus 10 fall back on Grant, aud give
him q third term Of power. We
will have this to say: Ii Granted is
elected anl attempts to in1ugugate
the reign OF damnation ani dcvCltry
that characterized his previous adj
miuistration, no will ind himself
chccknattd after the frs. more.
The South has recovered the right o.
homo rule, and she propose, to keep
it hcuccfJr.h aud foreyeg--Gput or
no Gruut--an1 the sooner the hell.
beasts OF Puritaua learn this little
lesson by hctrt the better it will DO
for their temporary welfare. Tho
South was helpless and hopeless at
the close OF our magnificent strug-
gle for liberty and tho heayeu-or'
iained system OF human labor, blt
tue hour OF our prostration is past,
aud Grant, with all his ud-sill
millions, has no terror5 for us. Let
him try his oil role OF Dictator
again, aud see how ID will work. He
wi.l find his mandates rs powerle's
as those Of King Cauute, who tried
10 command the motions OF the NAL
tituiinous waves. OEalo0a South.
ert .S,0tes.
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Ne. PDsT.--Ysu viii please aurounea james
u. VanLsGIt. ~ Hiiilsbufl. as candidate
for Es.ltter aui Recorder. His guai!nestitus
All htns1s Ter toe olisS are {. llitf {, tHs X -
yutii n ySity ard need ~ n. tEsf fecgGalsn.
14t!yn.
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Jerre Crguss respectfully aunsnaces hlns e.f
candidate ioT Pr1tAgnJtaTy.
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SNYDER COUNTY, a. ,

f.lsElf FselbfsI VII glls yss celga.
fiasslI tE.l9lsl t,lsg Kg1itgat,l es.tkl1.
f5ssan Ysgiefl i.rts at)l sEf eilGzs Ts5t
flg,llI RsgigiA lesiig H e1ls. toli'ts d.
A. IA. Assiss's brig store, Njdjisbars
~--------~--s . . s---------------r-e 80
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Gen Grant and putty were ut last
accounts at Ncrg Kong China.
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DisGict An,rBey

FxirsB CsDtsEs We vsgi1 csii he stt9n.
iios ~ 80 sp.biie<n rsTiJ. - ne isef, ia
fss neat E9MlrztlYH fgf Diftfiet attyTLsy
h0assilg a1a HzhtfriiT psiOaSs % ~ ALLE.
Man. Lsf. hEssl1 ~, Allsmsg fccslgs ths
- reIlfEiiSns sL!gE 80 are Dognfsat hs
ttsn LaTs % IA tigket. = HsrIbieae sLy has
bsgsf riEsEsi Z isEsFsf ~ ssNity, asf gen
tisDsa " 1Lssa fHsf4l sHsf4ssf. 3f. 4 10.
It's ysfty ss1 credit tstAs esunfg
a HSyrsLic4s.
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7 Il 9 ? 0 S t.

}. GROUSE. Editor q Proprietor.
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PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
OR SIX BOTTLES FOR S5.

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seryation.
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9. Your age and sex
Q. Occupation
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Competent Physicians aitend TO CORES.
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h F0sr -AnnoGncs 4. u. RECK. 20 .
asa esEcifats a. tie csmlbI Fng.aTy Re 4.
tion. lqf ~ slstrf auI hgr. Ff.T. FIIire ftsx
g. a. AstiFs EsFabl ssr--tnssxrtls bgainss,
naB--es lFstsnt 10 all fsfPsets - 90 tIs On p
-spsa4s herman aEi Lssi iifa h1sEtiy, aEf
III cake goa oiEssf.
W1snfa.goa.
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Assossss ~. u. ori,sas, Re-. :.
- Wssslfztes, so ssstshis gefsss " ~ fbs
of1ss ~ Dy.fiss Attorsey. ~. fbsifsls's sEts.
f.s1<< ~ fss bar ss5 hi- ssisfSi sst @e4ssfl q
~s'-ss ~ sias fsf . sf<.@<s <t1 tfy>tsst ~:
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precepl ys. Practice.

4 few weeks ago Senator Wallace,
with IL great fjIish Of trumpots, al.
nouncel thot no Union soldiers were
to be- discharged 10y the Confederate
Senate and an the democratic papers
shouted it lm0al Wcll, last week
the confederate Sorgolnt.ato Arms
notified W. T. Cgcary. who eerycj as
nm officer IL the army during the cu-
tire war c. " Smith. an cS Union
soldier, who was taken prisoner aud
was confined for eight months in
Libby aud other Sodthern prisons,
anl Charles Bridge, als0 an ey
Union soldier, who was severely
wounded in battle that their ssryi-
ces were 20 longer Eccdei Among
others the secretary Of the jeuatc
discharged Henry r. F.tz, ul ex.
UuiuA soldier, aud MajDr Cummius,
an ex.oflicer Of the Union army.
Among others discharged from the
Office Of the Sergeant at. Arms, WAS
Mr.. Goliath, brother Of tho late
Vice President Wilson, u grayhead.
cd gentleman who has for many
years filed a positions a doorkeeper
TO one Of tho Senate galleries.
Such arc democratic promises. The
truth is the orders Of the day in
Congress are "Confederates to the
front Union soldiers 10 the rear,
ir---uSsr-r---u-.-ss-- -s--sss.
Tho Okolonl States il worrying
tho Democratic press Of tho country
terribly. many of which insist that
it is radical trick thus to print ex-.
trasagant declarations in the name
Of tho Democratic party and the
South for the purpose of iuiuring
the Democratic cause Row absurd
OF what does the Democratic cause
consist. If it is not violent and de-
nunciatory outcrics againat the Re-
publican party, n Government Of
the Union, and II strong Federal al,
thority This is all Democratic,
and it does not require any under
handed work on the part OF Repub-
leans anywhere to get such scuti-
ments before the people 1t is not
alone the OkJlOnI S'pas that dis
scmina,cs harsh aud trcasonnblc ut.
terauces against the National Gov
ernmcut AMI the measures il adopted
b crush tie slavcholders' rebellion.
Such UtterGnces re n common in
the South ~ h)wcrs with which to
deck the graves of dead rebels, "a
popular as the Aug OF the defunat
Couiederacy, of which there are
more possessed as cherished em-
blems ola cause to he revived when.
ever the opportunity arises than
there are Of the SJrs and Stripes
IIorrisLUg Tisyrph
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An SVIe1l wlIl Pc b l' At tho tummlfs luuUrs
Ogi 10 ,ho court House, lu Ni'ilc'grr. ou
Tucsir iry iuc --th dd; " NIr, 1872 bctwe,1 thu
hours otg a. ", an. = o. clur, =. VI. WAenauI
Whcrc al Nhl may fo.l thcn.clrcs a'l,ricyrt
hy their Classification, may attend lfthGy thiuA
prJler.
LEVI EEPLEG,
Apr..4,' -. Ncrc-rt.lo Appri's r.
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FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP FRANCES.

4 UDlTORS' statement Of cxvc4
= : sos .1r tho vc'- l--s.
SIM. .'y..s i,e,u.yy
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BY TELEGRAPH

MARKETS BY TELEGRAP II
WALL STREET.
New York, Jan. 16.
Money-3@3Ac.
Governments
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Jan. 16.
WnEAr-Quie; No. red, January,
Sl.l0.c.
RYE-s,eady.
CoRN-Quiet; western mixed, 442@472c.
BAKLEy-Quiet.
OATs-Less firm western mixed, 304
@32c.
PoRK-Firmer; 81 so.
LARp-Firner; S6l2ac.
WHIsKY-$l.i
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Jan. 1G
EAr-Weak and lower; S2sc for
cash; S2sc for February s3sc for March.
CoNN--Weak and lower; 29sc for cash /;
so for February; S0lc for March.
OATs-Dull and unchanged.
RYE-Nominal.
|. BARLEY-Nominal.
PoRK-Unse nse,tled and lover; $500 for
cash SS.024c for February; ssl7ac for
March.
LARD-Weak and shade lower S565 70,
cash; 5724c for February; s5S2lc 70,
March.
| WH1sKy-Sl.O4.
| MILWAUKEE,.
Milwaukee, Jan. l6.
WHEAr-4@i1c lower; hard, 94c; No
!, S64c; No. 2, S3lc for cash s4sc TO
March; No. 8, 69}c; No. 4, 6oac.
CoRN-Steady; 29c.
OATs-l9lc.
RYE-423c.
BARLEY-S5c.
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TeLEcRAPHIc BRevlrIEs.
REPORT DOUBTED.

REPORT DOUBTED.
Cincinnati, Jan. 1G.-The Catholic Tele-
graph Of to-day, the official organ Of this
Catholic diocese, Gays to the press telegram
announcing the acceptance of the resignation
Of Arch Bishop Purcess We doubt its truth
fulness because Rome would not consider
the question of his successor until it sent Of
fetal word to the acceptance Of the resigna.
ton to the arch bishop and consult him
and other arch bishops of the countr y.
Rome does all things in order.
TOO MUCH SNOW.
Cincinnati, Jan. 16.-About 2 o'clock
this morning the enormous weight Of snow
on the roof of Taylor & Faulkner's paning
mill Freeman street, caused a brcakage that
sent the roof from the Freeman street eide
through to the adjoining alley and carrying
to the ground the entire second story,
which contained very feavy machinery
The east and north wall also fell out. Dam
age to the building and machinery estimated
at from ten to eighteen thousand dollars.
STORM IN NEW YORK.
Troy, Jan. 16.-Thermomcter at zero
twelve inches Of snow and still storming
Trains DELAYED in all directions.
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TROOPS TO THE FRONT.
rive III ousand Armed Men Want cd Imme.
diately On the Sioux Res crva-
tim,
Chicago Times

Chicago Times.
There seems to be painful probabil.
ity tha, the late Indian tragedy at Camp
kob,nson-of which The Tlmes gave the
country the news twenty-four hours in ad-
vance Of aAy other paper-will lead to grave
difficulties with the Indians at Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail agencies. The Cheyennes
who attempted TO escape from Camp Robin
son had many kinsmen among the bands at
the agencies, who will OF course be deeply
moved by the tragic fate Of the fugilves.
The probability of a rebellion at the agen-
cies Is mentioned in the late kilograms. Even
a possibility of that sort should stir the mil
llary To the utmost activity and eLergy in
preparing TO avert and suppress it, When
Ii is remembered that he handful of saya-
ges lately impri.oned at Camp ROBIN
son marched along without interruption
across The state OF Kansas and some hundreds
Of miles through Nebraska, devas,iDg the
country with fire and sword, only few
weeks ago, the possible consequences Of an
outbreak at the agencies will appear posi-
lively appalling Among the fifteen thous
and savages or more in the Red Cloud and
Spotted Tail bands there are probably a,
least three or four thousand males Of tight
ing age They are amply supplied with
HORSES anu aTtOa, anu a uaSn Oh q nunurtQ
miles would bring them down to the heart Of
the Nebraska settlements. Are the secretary
OF war and the general Of the army making
any preparations for the defense Of The peo-
pie against such raid? The country will
not accept again, in similar case, tie film.
sy excuses which were made for the army q
failure to intercept the Cheyennes before.
they murdered hundred settlers, more or
less, while traversing that state The officers
have at command an army of twenty-fv
thousand men. Nowhere in the union is
there, to-day so much reed for con .idera BILE
/ part of that force as on the line of the Union
Pacific railroad, or north of it, between the
agencies and the exposed farmers and villa.
gers Of northern and southern Nebraska
At leas, five thousand .oldiers should ue con.
centra,ed in that district without delay, and
if this is not done the department will be
responsible for every life that m 4y be lost
and every outrage that may be committed
by the agency savages. It will no do 10
say that the number Of men required for thit
service can not be spared. Tnere are rail.
roadsand hermeans OF rapid transportation
by which every man now east of the Missou-
ri may be moved to The scene Of danger in a
few days; and for an emergency many of
the men in western forts can be sent in the
same direction without hazard. The case
| is one in which instant and effective action
ls required, and if General Sherman proves
himself unit tor the emergency he should
be retired, TO make room TOR a more ready
and willing officer.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-01-16
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
BRUTAL MURDER.

Chicago, Jan. l6-A brutal murder was
committed during last night in Browns
rolling mills, south Chicago. Frank Dona-
glue, aged z6, rose in the night from the
bed in which he was sleeping with his
friend and fellow workman, Martin Hous.
ton, and taking a pocket knife, stabbed him
some twenty times about the head. When
found. this morning, Houston was de~z.
Douaghue, who is even now under the inHu.
ence Of liquor, admits the murder, and says
there was no cause for it except his own con-
dition, he having been almost delirious will,
drink for some weeks past.
RICHARDS SENTENCED TO BE HANGED.
Kearn.y, Neb, Jan. l6.-The trial of S.
D. Richards, the self-confessed murderer of
several persons, was held at Minden yester.
day. There we're three indictments against
bimfor the murder .ofsix persons. The charge
on which he was tried was the murder Of
Peter Anderson on Dec. 9th last. lie plead
ed not guilty Of murder in the first degree
His testimony was to the effect that having
him the lie and threatened to kill him un.
less the statement was retraccd; that Alder
son started for an axe when he, Richards,
struck him on the head with hammer and
finished him. Ths jury received the case
in the afternoon, and returned a verdict oil
guilty after two hours delibeia,ion, where
upon Judge Gaslin Immediately pronounced
sentence that he be hanged April Goth just
the 10l days allowed by law. The prisoner
was apparently the happiest man in the
court room. Lvnchipg is feared.
ANOTHER MoLLIE HANGED.
Pottsville, Pa, Jan. l6 Martin Bergen
was hanged at 10 40 this morning for tue
murder of Patrick Burns at Tuscorora, Pa,
April 10Th, 1870. He is the nineteenth
Mollie Maguir already hanged for murder
in this state. Two others, Peter NJ cMannus
aud John O'Ne,ll, the alleged murdere rs Of
Hesser at Shamokin, Dec. 18th, are yet to
be dealt with.