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GEORGE W CARLgToN & 90. :.

GervHise -u,As~ommoir). 4 novel Of 20 second I'm
pirc Tagfl1ci from The French OF mc /Oa I2no cloth,
price - =
~ NJ = PinafOre pocket edition, with portraits from
NE ~ the pf1 Icina. characters. Price 10 cents
HpellbOuBd novel tTals,s 81 from tbe french o. Mex
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The Gospels IN Poetry. Newly trans aed from the orig
na. united narrative ana rendered INTO Ensis1
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REASONS FOR OrPOSNG GRANT.

We do not favor Grants denomination, be-
cause, rss, 30 not believe IL to Republican
success; and second, because WuiI Imply tutJ
Republican parry had utterly AMI forever abandoned ali
.mp.s - carry oUt those administrative reforms
which HuycS was Osens1ly elected to pututO prgc ico
i>trion s the highest attaInble Standard Of admins
tIatye putty. 10 WVuG imply The complete rehdbiHta-
t1u OF Jhg corrupt and coiruptu2 system OF
sona 0fg brokerage, with al IT'S attg d;ut degrade
political traders. Toe Republican idIty should 20 for
wand instead of backward.
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Il. %. PETERSON & BROTuERs.

Bouue -jiarie \ Charming story the scenes orug laid n
SUuru.y auH Paris Henry Grow T.. Translated ~
Mary Neal SHERWOOD Price % cents IA paper OF ~ IA
ClUtA.
rcceDtS-l.3S5 In aiL one large volume OF over 90
pages with index stIOIgY bound, price 81 -.
Helene. 4 Tale Love, Passion ami Rrmorse By Emile
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ROBERTS BROS.

Wild Life southern GOIu ~ thr author Of ihe
Game keeper AZ Home loiO, 81 III. Price 81 -,
IRE Epic of iioies. By Lewis Morris A ne" eG!lln
from csgytut4 London edition. lbuh c1th Ptice 81 3D.
The Life of J. VI w. Turner. X. 4. BY Pli,D Gilbert
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sCRIBNER 81 WEXFORD.
A. ~ = Il.

Riding RecoIccti0ns By C.JWhyte Melville WIFI s6r
tied ILLUSTRATIONS Oy Edgar UlDone crown oFo tioth *
ira, 80.
British Rural Sports COMPRISING s4ootinS tuning,
C0urgug Rae Boating, acltlNg icicrfr an
ism Roller Skating Fourteenth edition pTola5ey ilns
raied Royal SyO half Persian morocco new style tLoJD
p9gesl 80.
An Etyrnolozica and proHouncIng Dictionary Of the
Ens.isi Language BY the Eey. James S.ormIrth he
Pronunciation ca revised by he Kew =. IL. Flcip III
& nlut-h l-nHL 80 = ~
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H0UGHT0N. OsGOoD & Co..

Artists OF the Nineteenth Century nnd Tneir Werks.
containing 1850 biOgrSphicI Al sketches ~ cara
ErsNne Clement and Laurence Hutton. vols, crown
SyO. -.
The southern States Vol % OF Poems OF Places" Ed
tied by HI ". LOnEfelOw. 81.
The Lady of the AroOstaok. BY W D. HogelI~ 81.
Angela a poem Of Michael Angeo and V.ttona C)lonnl
BY II
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CE0RGE p. PUTNAM'- sons.

Ponest Money ANA Labor. An essay ~ the Hon car
Sclarz. % cents.
The Life OF Louis Adolphe Theirs By Frarfos - COZ
Translated by Theodore Stanton 4. n Octave. WITH por
tTaIt on steel and Illus ratl0Hs, - -.
international Copyright CONSIDERED Pm o1meoi us Trll
lus to ethics political economy lLcOuni4t Ao.OSdpl
NJ. Ijl Bv George Ha,en Putnam $40, - cents
Improved Dwellings for the i.abOriny tiasseS By
Alfred L. White. Illustrated. cNo 80 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
THE SUPPLY BILL.

ALBANY April 16.-The Supply bill " was
reported 10 the Senate today 1t adds considerable
amount 10 the appropriations of the Assembly. The
of 100000 is Appropriated for the new Capitol
100000 for aImory for the sth Regiment Of New
York; and 100000 lor all aImOIy for the 47th Reg
ment OF Brooklyn.
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HENRY HOLT & 20.

BosweI,s Life of Johnson. Including the rour 10 ths
Urufes Tie original re eyed from passages OF OD,J'
leie int crest. Iarge l-mo. -
English Actors, from Shakespeare 60 1Iacready. by
Baker NO- l Tue Amateur series UNIFORM
with Le~es Actors ana Acung. - 3D.
Zoology of the Invertebrate-. ~ Alex. Macaister.
professor University 90 Dln Nhl,r4 l1I ihicIiSA
by \. Packard jr. lGm'. 90 cents
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X WORTuINGToN.

Third sgppicmrut Watts Dictionary OF Chemistry.
Part l. Cloth, Is 30.
Supplement 10 res Dictionary of the Ars and -ci-
ences. ] vol. 81 90
'iil'- IS. STUART Political Economy I vol, i2mo.
cloth. -.
cloth ST. 30.
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THE HARRISON COLLECTION.

A collection of oil paintings from both
American and foreign brushes win be sold at auction at
the KurE Gallery this evening by Matthews The col
lection Was made by Mr.. w. H. Harrison. who 10 himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
MIDNIGHT HEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
.SlBOssis FOR he yGSi2I hours

WASHINGTON. April Il, a. m.-The barOm-
eter il lowest IN North Carolina IL has risen in New
England and the Southwest, aud high over Lake sr-
peror bat highest the Pacific Coast. Southeast
winds prevail, with light rain, in the Middle Atlautc,
and heavy rain in the South Atlantic States Cold.
brsk north winds prevail In the West Gull states, and
heavy manifestations aud rain are reported at New
Orleans CnarlestOn. Savannah ard elsewhere. Clear,
cool weather prevails over the Upper Lakes Northwest
Rocky Mountain and Pacific Coast districts.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States. failing barometer,
nOrthea, southeast winds, clouds and rain, followed
by cooler westerly winds, partly cloudy and clearing
weather
For New England. rising. followed by falling. barom-
eer cloudy and threatening weather, stationary tenn
terature ca5tery winds possibly followed by westerly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
CHARLES sCRIBNER'- SONS.
.JY and ! J., Hrogdyyay

The Government Of VI THEIRS. b. Jules 0non trans.
lated from IN. French. Two ~yJ CLOTH, - 30.
Bismarck 10 the FFanco-tsarInGn War An author.
translation from tHc German ~ Df. MOrtL Busch
vo.s- Syu, extra cIoJl. black anu gold. 81.
Cleaning. of Past Years. l5t3-'i5 by tie Right Hon.
Wm. h. Gtls0lc Gy0ls., lGmO. CLOTH psr vol 81 Two
yolum NOW "a
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5peclIl Notices.

A The Seaside Library.
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Also
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For bv all peusdeaers. sent postage FREQ
GEGRt i MUNRO II to 81 vanaevaterst Sewyork
An:!:
THE HARRISON COLLECTION
AtKURTZ GALLERY, Malison-s square.
To DO sold this EVENING,
at 1880 o'clock
DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AuctioEeeT
The Gallery win DO oron until p. m and reopeaei
.. m. for the sale
Bangs & Co., AactioRcors 6J6 Broadway
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY. April II and l8, at 800 p. M
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. ENGLISH and AMERICAN
comprising many valuable WORKS in HISTORY. 81.
oGRAPHY. TRAvELs SCIENCE. THEoL.
oGYi also several MAPS. FURNL
TURE. handsome SECRETARY.
BooKCAsEs &C.
For coughs, SGd. eGqen S. use the great EnEi,,
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EEW BOOKS AND NEW EDITIONS.
CAssELL. PETER & GALPiS

Resresd 20 books Of N, Inst tire, ua1n,hs riJ a'orsf
heretofore on me W,r1ry pr7s
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D.EAN NO-TRAND.

youssoir Arches. Applied stone BRIDGES. runnels.
Domes Groiuoi ArcheL BY william Gaia. Y. L. ljnD.
boards. 1876 pD illustrated Price soc
turbine " hecs BY Professor W. u. rrOwbIige COum.
College. loIlO boards, illustrated. PsIco ~ coIt,
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GEORGE MCSIsO.
ITtO kauueSat1 r-,f.. Ne

Golden sorrow Mrs Ca-hel IOcy, 20g. TIE Mystery
of Orciyai Emile G.borau zoe CiaiTc's IsoNe-e. Lucy
Randall Comfort Toe. Ill Fair. Fair. with e. .lGet Hair
Mrs. Fethecsonlaugh lOc. For Love and LATE Mrs
Oiphant, 2Uc. The tncomInercIa Traveller tAas Dck
ems Airy FAIRY Lillian. Author 81 Molly BaNn." poe
liza ITd's Daughter NJ +. Br s,d9n zoe ntaer
People. Money. p GIhluIu. 2Oc. The Field OF lee
jules eruo lUc Round the Moon. Jai,s NcIEe, IUc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

The Ki-a's secret By the Dnc AZ Brogl'e isi5g ne
spJ drcr Of Luis &N."ilh isp ,nduc aBrhs
from 1892 70 i77i. VOW ready IN vols, once -
History Of Rus.o- Turkish War by idmnnd onier;
and plans OF the b ~ iirl
sieges Vol J. 0tn - g. be- complete in two volumes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

In Murray az I8rmaa'- Florida Wafer the most deb.
tatcl aud nr relief Used freely in the II
tho bath It's effect is almost marvellous strengthening and
brJCiuE, and wIthal 50 ,Squsely agreeable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

given to the Sewed Carpet Lining Of
Cotton Paper Oy the i've Of stitches. American
Carpet Lining Co. NewYork and Boston. For sale BY all
bet dealers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

TRIBUNE OFFICE, April II. q. m.-Aiter sudden
rise yesterday morning the barometer remained almost
stationary. Cloudy weather was followed by partly
eoudy and clear weather which followed. in turn
by increasing clouduess and light ram m the evening
The temperature rose from 42o To- 65' and then fell TO
400 the average was % hi cher than on Tuesday The
amount of nOlsiure iu tue air Is large.
Cloudy aud rainy weather possibly followed by clear
ing and cooler weather may be expected IN this city
aud vicinity to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
TRIRrNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

.s4.s -s 49,.
,eb, Inc rer,sudieuias divisions 81 time lI t -
hour. preceding midnight Ihe irregular "a1; HA r'osA -'
osei alton. yy - negeuTy during tiozs as1sA
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-05-15
Foreixuers ana the Homestead Law

Foreigners and the Homestead Law.
Correspondence t. the Pioneer Press. '>a-
U. 5 LAND-OFF1CE, TAYLoR's FALLS,
Minnesota, May 9Th, ]879.-Our friend
Thomas H. Pressneli, Of the Duluth land
office, in correcting errors into which Con.
yressmen Pochler has fallen in regard to
foreigners filing citizens papers in taking
homesteads, has fallen into quite mate
,;al one himself. He says:
"Cnder the pre- emption and homestead
laws Of congress any foreigner, who IS
over twenty one years of age. and who has
declared his intention to become citizen
Of the United States is entitled to the
privileges extended by them; and in
'aaking applications under either law all
that is required of them is to exhibit-hot
surrender-their first papers to the land.
ntficers, and make oath that they have
declared their intention"
Now, the mistake in the above is, that
. homestead applicant, instead of merely
exhibiting" his first papers to the land
officers, must file with bis application and
affidavit q certified copy Of those papers,
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-05-15
STOWN, STUTSMAN COUNTY, D. T, MAY Is, 1879.

which 60 up with his others to the com.
missioner at the end of the month. In
pre.emption cases it is as Captain Pressnell
states. The homesteader never files or
offers to file his original papers, either first
or final, for the very simple reason that
the originals are never in his possession.
These are matter of record in the clerks
office of the court where lie applied to be
made citizen, and the clerk can give him
one copy or as many copies as he desires
to pay for. ...-..
make this correction in order to pre-.
vent persons from being mislead, or led to
think there is some new law or regulation
on the subject. But was 1t Poehler's OBJ
ject to make little capital, or his inexcu.
able ignorance that led him to make this
statemen: Either is not very creditable
to him. J. +. OWENS.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-05-15
NET ADVERTISING RATES.
Payable Quarterly in Advance.
COWARD 4. FosrtR. tpIroe.
Our New NeiIhb0r.

Our New NeighboF.
We received copy of the North.
western Land Journal purporting to be
printed here; but in reality printed in
Milwaukee. Wisconsin, which isa monthly.
published BY E. P. Wells, who has taken
the ground which has been covered in the
ALERT, and other papers along the line
and condensing it. The above paper is
Qratuously circulated. Still We give it a
kindly greeting, and extract certain words
ut wisdom from its salutatory, which we
give below.
"The publishers wish to disavow any in.
tention Of encroaching upon the domain
or contesting the claims of any of the
journals that are here before US. Probably
in no section of the West is the field 80
we'll occupied by newspapers so ably con-
Quoted ~ is the line of the Northern Pa
ci6c Railroad, whose people should take
IN especial pride in, and literally sustain,
:heir excellent local papers. The prestige
enjoyed by this section of the country,
and the success which it has already at.
tanned, are directly and largely due to the
mastery manner in which its advantages
have been advertised to the world by is
enterprisipg papers. Neither do we claim
to supply long felt want because we
know that in this wide awake country nc
want is allowed to become long felt be-
fore it is supplied But we come to gil a
niche, which We believe is not yet occu-
pied-to devote ourselves exclusively to
advertising to the world this great and
glorious country, and the advantages it
offers to the residents Of other and less
favored localities. We do not propose to
furnish the local news except as it may
pertain to and aid in our chief purpose;-
to become the organ ofany person "r party,
or in any other way to interfere with the le-
gitimate purposes OF your general newspa-
per; neither do We ask the support of the
people to the detrement of your established
papers. What we do ask, is that every
man who has any interest in the growth
and development Of this country, will
after literally sustaining bis local papers,
assist to the extent of his ability in max.
ing The Land Journal merely self fsup.
pOrting. @s -
And again We feel impellcd to ssy to
you oil, do not depricate your local press
do not be small with it; do not sustain
it grudgingly. 1t is the backbone Of your
success, and whatever you may do for it,
will return hundred fold. %
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-05-15


to him. J.P. OWENS.
II "A Mr.. Robinson has located ut Man.
dan, with job printing Office. e
Lieutenant Mann of the 18th Infantry
passed east last Monday on a leave Of ab-
sence. $500 "'
Last Tuesday, Captain Benteeu of the
7th Cavalry, passed through here on his
way to Fort Lincoln. - >
Colonel Houston, commander of Fort
Stevenson, passed east last evening in the
business car, with the railroad officials.
MIR. r. Hanaford has been appointed
as Assistant General Freight and Passenger
Agent of the Northern Pacific Railroad
We received this week copy of the
Madison Sentinel, which is published in
Lake County, by J. H. Zane and F. L. FL
field. ...
The contract was let IN Saint Paul,
last Thursday for the building Of 80 miles
of railroad from Alexandria to Fergus Falls
and tue "Glyndon cut off,.
/. "A runaway happened at Bismarck on
the 8tn inst, resulting in smashup, in
which Captain Massey Of the steamer Nc.
Leod had both his ankles broken.
The Olivet Homestead has with Vol.
2, Number l, changed its name to the Jim
River Blizzard. Its publishers should be
careful that it does not blow too r7uch.
surveyor General Esperson has been
at Bismarck lately, looking after some
alleged poor work done by Deputy Sur
veyor VsnAntwerp, west Of the Missouri
River. a.. .,...
Volume 1, Number /, of the Cameron
Weekly Register, is before US; neat six
column folio, full of good reading and
we'll displayed advertisements, edited by
Arthur M. and Frank A. Jones. They
deserve success. "~
Last Tuesday, Captains Devices and
Wheelan, and Lieutenant Byrne passed
west with troop of 100 men. Some Of
them were -e-enlisted soldiers, and the
balance unassigned recruits for the end
Cavalry at Fort Keouga.
Lieutenant Wallace of company G.,
9TH Cavalry, in charge of detail. passed
east last Monday, with deserter in tow
who was tried and sentenced at Fort LIN.
coin for two years to Fort Leavenworth,-
to Fort Smelling. They returned yester-
day to Fort Lincoln.
Major Foster received telegram
Monday from Deputy Clerk Vaughn at
Pembina, that the Custom House, court
room and all the records OF the U. >.
Collector and U. S. Court we're burned
Friday night, together with q nice set OF
plats ind other valuable records belonging
to Mr.. Vaughn. The fire originated from
lightning.-FargoR Republican, May 14th.
j. H. Blakely, Of Utica, in this county,
says that the wild pigeons which now
abound on the prairics in large numbers,
are proving the most efficient agency he
knows Of for the destruction Of young
grasshoppers. They are constantly crsm,
ming themselves with the detestable in
sects. Wild pigeons should not be hunt
ed or killed for sport. Yankton Herald.
Samo0tovva AavOgG0oaA0nS0.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-05-15

SW4 Of NW4 + sW4 10 1873 81
Surface: The upland is 60 feet above the
James River, and Is gently rolling, the
bottom land slops to the river. Soil:
dark sandy loan Is to 20 inches deep in
the valley. Sub-soil: clay. Timber: Elm
and Box Elder, 30 cords on the north
west quarter, Water: James River so to
IS feet wide, good water Stone on face
of the bluff Section we'll adapted to
general farming.
s All Of IS 142 IS
On special good terms to actual settlers.
The above lands will be sold IN whole
or in part; and is a better bargain than
homestead Or pre- emption on government
land, As the purchaser will not have to
live on his land to naintain his title.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-05-15
$25.OO REWARD!

6TRAXE0 ox STOLEN
A large bright bay mare, with black
points, about 16 hands high, and nearly 8
years old; weight 1850 pounds. Had a
halter when t.left with strap broken, and
not shod. The above reward will be paid
on delivery to J.W. GOODRICH.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1879-05-15

The 10th Siding is on the latter section.
This would make handsome large farm,
being excellent land. Must be sold in one
lot.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
A son,nambuIIsi,s Feat.

]
In the ST. Francis river bottoms there
lives a man named George II. Toban.
With him lived his wife and thirteen
year old son. This family has resided
in a quiet way. so far as any one knows,
until recently, when the first strange
bubble arose on the lake of the fam
ily's every day life. One moruing,
inst after the yellow fever excitement
began to spread over the country, MIR
Toban, upon opening his door, found
a card lying on his door step. On the
card were written the words "yellow
fever" Very little attention was paid
to the matter, but when again and again
similar cards were found, Mr. Tobau
became concerned. aud not being a.
free of superstition as festival is of
conscience, regarded the cards as omi
nous, and as a warning of an approach
of the terrible disease. Every night
be read gloomy reports from Mem phis,
ard every morning found the card,
yellow fever" Finally he determin-
ed to watch and satisfy himself, and on
the door step remained all night. No
one appeared, but when the dark uess
was dis2elled by the streaks of day.
light he saw q card lying on the step
beside him. Catching it up and ex
aminiug it, he saw the words yellow
fever" written in exactly the same
hand that had marked the card before.
Then there was indeed anxiety in the
family The fever reports grew gloom
ier, and the family settled into the be~
lief that Providence, by a handwriting
on cards, had advised fight. The
husband did not know what to do, the
wife was frightened into terror that
trembled at every sound as though
yellow fever walked with noisy foot
steps, and the SOP was almost dumb
aud sometimes deaf with fright. 1t
was at last decided that a vacation OF
the place would be necessary. But .
change came, and the mystery, like
mist, cleared up. On the night before
the proposed departure, the husband,
unable to sleep, sat on the bedside, a
mort terrified and weak with dread
Suddenly the door of the room opened,
and his son 10 night attire, stood 10
the room. The father, Influenced by
sudden feeling, did not speak. The
boy advanced to the mantel piece, took
down pencil, went to the little table
took out card, leaned over, wrote
something on it. and then, advancing
to the door, slipped it under. The
father watched breathlessly, and when
the boy started to leave the room the
father caught him. The boy struggled
gasped and awoke He did not know
nor could he understand why he stood
there grasped by his father. The wife
sprang out of bed A few words ex'
plaiued all, and when the door was
opened there was the card bearing th'
words: yellow fever" The young
man in his early youth had exhibited
signs of somnambuiism and reading th'
reports of the yellow fever to the fam
lily no doubt influenced his action.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
CO II RT y.

Fulton County Cour,-H C. Bailey,
judge, held every "a Monday in each
month.
Fulton County Quarterly Court-H. G.
Bailey, judge, held 4ih Monday in Jan
uary, April, July and October.
MAGISTRATES COURTS
lst District-Esq. Donaho, ID Saturday
in March, June, September and Decem-
Der. Esq. Hammond, 1st Saturday in
same months.
"a District-Esq Goar, 3rd Saturday in
March. June, September and Decembe4
Esq. Miles, 4th Monday III same months
Bird District-Esq Reed, 3rd Monday in
March. June, September and December
Esq. Mayes, 4th Saturday in same months.
4th Distriet--Esg Dickinson. Isl Mon
day in March, June, September and De-
cember. Esq. Baynes, An Tuesday in
same months.
5th District-Esq. Boaz, Is, ,..s.iay
in March, June, September anu Drcea.ber
Esq. Collins. 3rd "Wednesday n same
months.
9th District-Esq. Jones, 4lh Wcdnes-
day in Mnrch, june, September and be-
cember. Esq. "a Wednesday ia
same months.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1879-08-22
Murder Ghe Safest Crime.
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Public opinion must be arrayed
against the commission of crime, or
else no life is safe. AS soon as an il.
legal act is committed a combination
is effected to defeat the ends of justice.
Ii neighboring city man under tho
influence of liquor killed an unarmed
stranger for no cause. The accused
did not know anything about it. The
stranger appeared to have no friends.
One Jury made mistrial; another
rendered an acquittal. Is this law?
Is this justice? Ought not at least
some punishment be inflicted to deter
men from getting into that condition
in which they uneonsciously destroy
the lives of others? If the plea OF
drunkenness is allowed in extenuation
of homicide, if the perpetrator is to
90 free, what life is safe? What pro
lection has society? If anyone has
good standing or has friends with
money, or can obtain lawyers of abili>
ty to defend him, murder has proved
TO be the safest crime he can commit
the more brutal or the more cowardly
the safer he becomes.