davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-04-12
CORPORATION NOTICE,
ORDINANCE NO. So.

a. ordnance 20 Provide fer -
Lew and Collector ef Ta1U -
the Town Or Geld MI, P""r~d
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
accounts Of tie Battle.

p. Chicago, September 1rt-A private dispatch from
Brussels, this morning, says that fighting has been
goi;: Oh for four days between McMahon and Fredcy
lex Charles. Both armies working for position,
aud the engagements have beer between detached
corps. The Sighting, however, is said to have been
desperate The Pruss;aus have captured three eagles,
four m.tralicurs. ard several thousand prisoners,
while The French have captured thirteen pieces If ar
.ery, including the famous Tubingcn battery A
fresh engagement occurred again this morning. about
six miles from the Belgian frontier between tie com.
command Of Frossa:d ard the Pruss;aus under Won
wcya which it /, believed here (E.usse!s viii Involve
both armies in decisive battle.
dispatch f,ou London, dated n.ii.i.it, says that
Mcmahon has been utterly rOut after two days
battle. aud sIet.catiGg Paris. I: is believed heic
by military w.o have closely followed the war
news, that .cMalon will not fight except TO win. lie
Is strongly posted L. .rGenncs, his tanks resting
neutral soil aud he will wait to be attacked, Or until
the Prussans give hin: c.:a.cc to hit them hard.
LONDON, September ls:Thc independence Beige, Of
yesterday, says Marshal lcAahon while on the heights
Of Vanx. on Tuesday, advancing to MOntmedy, was
attacked BY tic Germans and forced back with dread.
I'm. c.rnase' Ts region of country Il now absolutely
aeponua,Sl Tn;. CORES pords with the Prussan &C.
cou;: of Tic arca nca. BEAUMONT, reported late last
cveM:ec.
Another .a:..e Is .c:c!sd 1t Ar;nsrc on the :.t..
No particulars.
London, August 1t, nooE-.;o additional q. AIS o.
TIC d:fca. Of Mccialca yet received.
Clior,, Belgian, Scptc.,!e; 1st-S3rious G;!,t!n.
Il reported between Armi:ny and Dozo. The Prus.
sians entered c..:is.an at ten o'clock, yesterday.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
!scpcrt Ol Frc:ch Victories.

Paris, September 1st-La Li5erte reports that Nc
Mahon has totally destroyed the left wing and center
OF the Prussns that their losses were enormous and
only tao right wing able " retreat in comparative
order.
The Journal e..9H.eic! says Generals Trospard eud
Courbaki We're wounded In the recent engagements.
Count Pa'isao confirms the report that detachment
Of Prussan cavalry il surrounded in the forest of
Marie, aml escape . impossible.
Price Frederick Charles recently barely escaped
capture by the division Of Vinoy, near Rheims lie
passed. over the road by which that division was
marching, hall a milo in advance, in a carriage
writer in Figaro aays Bszsinc, In ono Of the bat
tics around Metz entrSppctl the Prussians some 2
o strong, in the Jamnout quarrics led b. spies dis
guiscd as peasants. Ills cavalry then fell on the rear
thus surprised, and unable to wheel, the Prussans
were cut down and suffered terribly. Rzainc however
is greatly mortified that this should be reported ut
Paris as a victory.
Paris, 1st, Evcnins-A newspaper states that on tho
10th Baza!nc gained substantial victory over Prince
Frederick Charles cavalry; that on the sOsh tho au.ny
obtained advantage FaiIleys corps but yesterday
MeMab"n gained important victories
Brussels, 1st-Beigium newspaper to-day publish
the following telegram:
Pavilion, Angus. 81 Fighting commenced at 0 m,
at Basiles tho French soid 10 have captured 50
guns No positive news OF tho result received.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
THE V.AR,

The situation Of the French and Frus'
sian armies has materially changed within
the week. A council Of war by the Prus'
slams resulted in the Crown Prince sban
doning, for The time. the advance On Far's'
AID The concentration Of every available
battalion against the armicsOt NcAahon
and Dazaine. Whether the advance OF 'Ac
Crown Prince to Paris Was considered dan
eerous, or whether It was icemed that Tie
destruction of Mcmahon and Bazaine was
the surest and quickest way 10 capture
Paris, has not transpircl, but tho entire
rlau Of the campaign las thereby been
changed. and the decisive battles are now
being fought on tho frontiers OF Belgium
and Luxembourg The advantage so far
is Claimed to both parties. The Prussian
army intcrvcn.s between the French army
aud Paris They have destroyed the 'c!c'
l;aphs. aud the French have in turn &C
s,roycd the Prussian lines, so that the dis
pat hes are frequently contrary rumors, OF
sent from Belgian towns having no official
or authentic information. Hence their ir.
reconcilablc character. 1t IL evident how.
ever Mcmahon is not united with Bazainc,
and that while IL. Kings army holds Ii"
latter q. bay. the two Princes are appointed
to fall upon Mcmahon. The fighting Of
the past few days has been severe, but Ct
vet it is impossible 10 determine whic!
a~,ry % s'''"''.~" "''':"" ''"" ""''"" ""'
decided advantage by it.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
LAND 10 SOLDIERS.

An act approved July Is. 1870, grants
100 acres of land to every private so,die,
and officer. and to every seaman, marine and
<mcer who served ninety days or moro In
the United States army or navy during tho
eeoslUon, and ran,~;"vd loyal ~ .s.o govern.
mcnG All such arc entitled ty law u enter
one quarter section of land. not mineral, of
the alternate reserved sections of public
lsndsalong the lines Of any one Of the rail.
roads o. other public works of the United
ets'es, wherever public lands have been or
may be granted by Congress, and to receive
patent therefor under tho Homestead Act.
on payment of the fec or commission to
any Register or Receivcr Of the Land Osace.
Al The ioues:csd Acts arc amended to con.
form to this. The requirements Of settle.
ment and cultivation are the same under
This - the previous Homestead lava Com.
missioner Wilson has issued Instructions.
and applications under tho act CA be made
q once.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
Arrival Of tio:srnor Potts In Virginia.
Sheriff. sale.

virtue Of IN execution Issued out Of the District
- Cont Ut tas Second judicial District IT the Terri
tory of Montana in and for the County Of Deer Lodge
bearing date Ang H. A. D. lS71 to me directed and
de'iye.d IN an aesoE in aid Court wherein Thomas
are defcndonts In favor 0f the said plaintiff and
against ths said defcndants for tho OF eighteen
hundred and eleven and 2liOJths Isl, ll:ll dollars
damages. with intc.e.t on fifteen hundred and thirty.
nine and 4-l00ths Isl 53945l dollars from January
TIE tt 1870 ct the tate Ut twelve r2 per ccnt per
annual together with the sum Of sixty aud 51lOOths
l$G0spl cast besides accruing cost have levied up.
On and wi, will on Monday tho 12'h day Of. september
O'clock of said day at the front door Of the Court
House in Deer Lodge City, Montana Territory, sell at
patlc auction to the highest bidder for cash In hand
the following described property situated in Deer
Lodge County, Montana Territory. t0-wit. All the
right title and interest Of D. X. Butler and James
Haye and both either Of Them In and 70 Q certain
Diich converting water from Nevada creek, in the
county Of Deer Lodge Montana Territory, said ditch
commencing about the forks Of said creek and runuu3
thence into Washington gnch IN said county Of Deer
Lodge ana known ~ Butler b Cos Ditch. Also the
waite. right belonging TO connected With said ditch
and = Of the rshts and privileges thereto belonging
o ; under ny hand a' 1Ssh 1 a,E e A4S:q:
tJx By n. OIcEHxSON, Under Sheriff
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
General NelcS.

New orS, Angus: 3Ist-M, Gaiaytetts rcceiycla
dispatch from Paris last night, saying Mcmahon has
IN effective force Of probably 100 600 men. The Ps
sian army IL adv.Lcin. Paris by the valleys OF tho
Auhe and Seine.
Paris. August Nst-ProvisiOns Of all kinds are al.
ready reaching famine prices Butter, salt and pota
toes are double and meat triple the usual cost Trades
men refuse to sell except in limited quantities.
The dstrist between tic Government and the people
still exists but IL much diminished. Time 10 great
French ally. week since the Crown Prince could
have ridden iato Paris; to day they arc stronger.
The London Times says the retirement of the EN-
press to Tours wol!d give France four governments,
with capitals at SeeEay Paris, Metz and Tours Social
Disqualification extends everywhere.
Berlin, August 3lst-Thc North German Gd:tHe
processes to be assured from the hest that
English opinion is rcconccd to the line Of the vosses
and even Of the Moscc.a s tic future boundary between
Germany and France, with thousand million francs
indemnity for expenses Of the war. These we shall
have, God willing.
London. August 31st-Paiikao asks Of the iniabt
ants Of Paris, quarters for 100000 OF the mobile :rde
who have been called from the country to defend tie
capital.
a correspondent from Paris represents that terror
ism has become epidemic in the rural die Iis,. u
France.
The Prassians report l.. Van achcuoI, scEt ycs:cr
Gay under flag Of truce to sunamca tic surrender Of
Tc.auu, WAS fred Oh and his trumpcter killed.
See McMahon left Rheims he marched ~ Iethel,
yorx.%s, -"zaucy through the Meusc valley ard NJ
denncs mountains to Stcenny and ::snce 20 Mont
ned.
Ger. Nc.:cronco, wn- distinguished himself in tie
Crimca and Italy has beca APPOINTED to command the
Partisan National Guard in place If General Dc Wau.
mann.
Berlin September LIT Louis Of Ecese has received
the order Of the Iron C:oss for gantry ~ the recent
battles a-oaCl Metz
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
Reports Of PruSsiN1 Victories.

Vancs via Berlin. Sept. 1-McMahon's efforts to
rescue Mctz have entirely failed in consequence Of tic
defeat 10 sustained On Tuesday when he lost ~ guns
The French losses immense No compared to tho
Prussisn. The Chlcrs and dismouutcd hussars took
near Sedan, strong positions in spite Of the Lcss.
mined resistance OF the French,
LcadoE, Sep. IA special dispatch from Thionvills
this morning says the French have been badly beaten
OF the Sedan road. The Psussius have entered Car
lyman. There was furious Ggh.iu: all do: Wednesday
between Arai::ny and Douzey.
London, ,st-An engagement took place yesterday
between strong force Of Pyussian cavalry and the
advance guard OF McAiahons army. Aficra hard coE-
test the French fell back. The irssaus took posses.
sion Of CaSis1:I ON the line Of railroad.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
Hamcsiic INTELLIGENCE.

Cincinnati, September lst-J. T. Stevenson, was
nominated to Congress from tho Second Ohio district,
by the Republican convention.
A. 4. Perry, Republican, Is nominated in the first
Ohio Congressional District, rccevn. Is votes in the
convention to Zen. EgelestOn's S5
ST. Louis September lst-A double prize fight. be.
tween Gallagher and Mcel:cr, and Punch Morris and
O'DOn:ell was fought Oh Carrot Island, below this
city yesterday Gallagher beat Mccksr in eleven rounds
time, lO1. minutes. Mcc,ser terribly punished.
The other fight was dawn at TIE cid Of tic second
round.
The census CT Louisville. Kentucky shows 10000
popuator-t.iity 10 forty thousand below the css!.
The Methodist Book Concern is believed to have
been robbed BY those intimate with its affairs. the
combination safe locks opened Systematically
large amount OF valasb.cs belonging to ministers were
stored 4, them.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
The United States.

New York, September 1st--The Workingmcn's
League tonight denounced the introduction Of Chinese
labor into and call on the worIingwen to support
In the coming election, only candidates who would
pledge to e.isate against the importation OF Chinese
Mrs. Anne Granch and two children were burned to
death BY dre in tenement house ut Williamsburg.
Washington, September 1st-The Post Oticc Dc.
partment has again suspended the award Of the
tract route No 49, Orovile to Portland two parties
having already failed to execute the contract that
route for the present term.
Judge Humphreys, to-day, overruled the motion to
attach Secretary Cox and the Commissioner Of tho
Land OHIO. for contempt in the McGarrahan case but
ordered that the injunction Of the Court restraining the
New 1dria Company from receiving the patent be
spec;cd till hearir: of the case in full court can DO
had
Havana, September lst-Thc shore end Of the West
India telegraph cab, was successfully landed ycstes
day at Santiago.
Atlanta, Ga, Sept mbcr 1st-Tho Democratic Exc.
cUtivc Committee elected Linton Stephens chairman,
and passed resolutions recommending the people to
nominate as candidates to Congress ard the Lcgsla.
turc and who will certainly be permitted to take seats
Attorney. General Alderman addresses Republican
meeting last night at great length lie very severe
the democratic convention, aud the silence u
that body.
New York, September ad-Thc President went to
Long Branch this after noon.
The migrants this year to September Is, arc 1862 5C7
4Ol less than for tic corresponding months Of last
year.
A. r. Stewart has just bought two hundred acres OF
land outside the southern lire Of Brooklyn, for which
he paid Sec0Occ.
Clark King, Jr., assistant cashier Of the firm OF
Clark, Dodge Co. bankers. and held to bail in $1,000
to-day to await tsia! for alleged swndl!ng servant
:!: out Cl 800 Of her savings, entrusted to him to
purchase her ticket home. The girl became Insane in
consequence OF the affair." and is now arayn: iuna,ic
| 1t Wa.d's island.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
That Boy Again.

Paris, September 1st-Thc Nonitsvr declares POSI-.
lively the battle Of Courccs was decided victory for
Bazaine.
Luls, August 3lst-Thc Prince Imperial arrived at
three yesterday morning at Avesnes having Quilted
Rethcl the night before He was accompanied BY two
general officers aud escort Of cavalry. 1t is sup
posed he was removed owing to the danger which
might ensued from rapid move before the great bat
Ito about to b fought Tho Prince win stay n Aycs.
mes sorae daJs to recover from the slight ness pro-
duccd the emotion consequent the events he has
gone through.
At Llllc the officials and etiseus arc determined to
man and vigoroasy dcfcnd The walls. The ssme spirit
h shown q Avssaes, Cambria. Donai. Dunkeerue, Val
ssessanss md 0ssvslisea wAess ~ nnoses a 17es
~ ssvlvtn2 $50
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
The Religion II France.

In The Corps Leg1slstif, o. Tuesday
Deputy Johnson. of -Benau, protested
against the accusation OF Protestau,s IN
1sooec, Affirming thisis not patriotic, and
sa'd, Psoses'ants wero ready to sscriace
Ahak lives aid fortunes In the defcos.,
TIE Minister OF Interior said such accuaa.
1on wese unworthy Of france. He knewsll
TNnchmsn moved With The same ssnti.
1ask He would esuse Il % b published
IN 81 qomnnass q vt1aee Ut De lsst r..
ao3o, 1ew. kDab1e1A (0suae apSasssI).
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02

Paris, September 1.-The commander ut S:rssburg
has published the detc rs,;ou Of the people to bum
the city rather than surrender. Tic vruss,ars have
ret"std the appeal lately made by the Oreanists to
spare the wcn. pIt Of the city, ON the ground that
1t would thus defer capt. ila,ion. The same offset
dettea their refusal to permit tac departure II wu-
Elen and children
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
gattst @e,rs by Ttltgraph.
REPORTED DAILY ron TIE
The Daily Evening New Norlh-Wes
Dates to Six O'Clock This Evening.
This Evenings Dispatches.
From the plNtfp

Cheyenne, September 1st-A telegram from Fort
rcttcrau says J. G. Shirley, with sCoo head Of cattle
arrived there yesterday The Indians at first objected
to their passing up the Platte river but satisfactory
arrangements have been made through Col. Chambers
end John HcslIaw and they will go on unmolcstcd
They expect to arrive ut South TMs abou. the 18th.
4 party Of Sioux Indians arrived yesterday. Rcd
Cloud. with large body VI Indians, expected in two
weeks to meet Peace Commissioners Erunot and Camp
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02

Howard D. O'Neill. contributes, to the
Pick and P!o,e, q well written article upon
the Yellowstone Lake country, re-aflrmins
the eft repeated story of its almost
incredible wonders. If his story is
true. sid we do not doubt it, the Upper
Yellowstone is the most remarkable and in
tercsting region on the continent. Confer
nation by the expedition now there, will
render. 1t the Mecca of artists, tourists and
geologists, within the next two years.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02

Gen Noltke, Il appears, is another of the
rnen. who have learned to set bride on their
tongues. He seldom speaks to anybody and
never convcssel He knows seven leuguag.
cs, but II is snper0uous accomplishment,
since he never uscs one Of thcm-s man, in
fact. entirely after M. Carlyleis heart inst
before be started for the wsr. great spec.
uh'or In stocks met him, and desiring 70
get > hint Or TWO for future pee, said: well,
oens~l, how ore things getting on ?"
Ihank you. sir" was tho reply, my rye
crops are getting on beautifully, bat ny 20.
tatoes are very backward" Things have
been getting on better with the General since
lheD.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
Whereabouts Of Armies.

London. 1st-On Wednesday the Grand Duke Of
Mecknburg. Schwcrin was at Vouchers with his army
and the Crown Prince Of Saxony has passed through
Valmy, near st Mcnehould, with 100000 men. Tho
arm, under Gen Falkenstien Is already at Bonzonve.
on the railroad between Fosbach and Thonyllc
French army. reported 100000 strong is hourly ex.
pccsod at Epcrnay and the Prussians withdrawing
from tho pei:hborhood Of Rheims The French are
repairing the railroad destroyed by the enemy.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
Walter w. johnson.

Will attend = the Survey Of Land Claims under.
Ground q surface saesey a Mines Accurate surveys
exaninafio0 nade See ~ eaassss e work d he ps0-
! a5n y Ga n. wan Hs,.,e: psmaek p,e,A
- liniag O, DaaaGk -. - y . -
: ~ AdSaD uDsaa . De- led00k.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
LAND INTERNATIONALLY CHANGE.

An Act Of Congress. approved July II,
1870. supcrccdes tho instructions Of tho
Land Office Circular Of March 22l, 1870
II has the effect to "rcmovc the distinction
between settlements on surveyed and un.
surveyed land, and 10 require all prc-cmp.
ton settlers Oh unofrcrcd land to &c their
dcclara;ory statements within three months
after tic return Of tho PIN. of the township
to the registers Office. if they settled before
that time, and within three months after
settlement, If they settled after that time.
Settlers on uEo.fcrcd land, if not sooner
proclaimed for sale. are required TO make
proof and payment within eighteen months
after the ds!e for film. Their notices has cx.
pircd. and where that tine Lal expired &c.
fore July Il, 1870. settlers ere to make pay
mcnt by July II, 1871.
In the second section it is declared that
settlers on Glands reserved for railroad
purposes" arc under obligation ito file tho
proper notices of their claims as in other
cases."
Settlers OH unoAerrcd lands must, Is
heretofore, file their notices in thirty days,
aad make payment in one year after settle
mcnt.
The attention of settlers is called to this
Act, b. the Land Offices OF Montana
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02

WE are in receipt If Col. A. K. McClure's
address at Jefferson College, Pa. entitled
Life: the Actual and IDEAL" It is being
more generally published in the journals
than similar addresses usually arc, and tho
distinction Is meritcd. Young Of the ".
7. Standard, who lovca Mcclure a. he does
DauR. attempts s~'--.:-... - 1.rt {, Z. a
..ry drcary effort COL Mcclure IL spoken
Of no probable candidate for Governor of
PennsylvauiA Cameron would rather SEQ
bis Satanic Majesty Governor than Nc.
Clure. So, as Cameron was chief support.
er Of the Philadelphia paper. to which
Young furnished tho New York Tri1une's
dispatches In way that resulted in his de.
position from the managing cditorsh D of
that paper = year ago, and il Gsiek with
Young III tho Standard, Mcclure couldn't
expect to receive very handsome compli.
'ucnt from that paper. rsaa ~.r..
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02

SHALL rox has broken ont on the Amen.
can ship Fraatlla, lFsrraeutS old dag sh'"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
-iHo{AcI General Euttic and rus
sim VictOrV.

!eni!lon ssssis;., AUGUST Sit % ny fearful :
sian armies vi the Crown Prince a, Pine. Frederick
Chss:cs, with the forces Of Man al Mcahcn Ycs.cr
cay morning Mcmahon Commenced a Se:, raj move.
NEXT tc""ds Monf,ncdy. lie was a:tackcA near
Beaumont and GI!vr back toward The Eel !i. frontier
The Russians occupied the Ee OF road and cap,.rcd
large amount Of camp stores They Grove the french
2. o.l!iI: the b..t: YVES Renewed and cpul I'd all d.y
During the nigh: large humber Of EGc;c Regiments
came up hu they failed TO tam the scale Of victory
ihe Russians were also reinforced largely and attack.
Ell IN o:er" ae'nl!ng Numbers. Aclao.i rc;r,aigJ TO
SScasu with the remnant Uf his forces 1t i. iu.pos
so.e to estimate the loss The Hiinc. Imperial -
siit to DC in Belgium, Ale population arc lying in
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02

The Helena Herald has devoted itself for
the past week 10 personal assaults UPON u.
II VIC believed it lcsscncd Us particle in
tho estimation Of one good man in Mon.
tara We would feel a.ricycd and would an.
swcr. We do not. A column in ;i;s pa.
per can be devoted to better purposes than
in comp'in,cnt'ng its editors b. any warmer
cpithet or iuvectives than those already be.
slowed. and thatthc sentiment Of tic commu-
Aily wcnl,l cnInra in nnr rnlnn,na far any
ZANE under heaven That We could apply to
then, would Lc gross tlat:cry. That We arc.
haze been poor, have worked for hire, they
Charge and We admit. Bcggars, bummers
and thieves prefer not to. It is o mere
question Of personal preference. We he.
licvc Greeley once had occasion to speak of
some " little creatures that God in his in.
scrutable wisdom permitted to edit news.
papers," lie must have struck Fisk
somewhere. BY the way, the ssvcrcst IL.
bukc We have hal for stirring W the odor-
i:crous crew last week, was q gentleman
saying, TIC other evening, that if the NORTH.
WEST continued in that vein, it would soon
bc rs disrcputa5lc as the Herald. We
spolosized to him at once, and do hereby to
eli readers, except the Fisks, for admitting
such articles 10 these columns-at the same
time rc.aflrm:ng everything said therein.
We did not want tho new administration
deceived in tho character of 1.-The only Re
publican paper Of Montana" We punched
up the Herald crew. and it forthwith boiled
over with its native Five Point brothel
slang. in frst.class Backyard style. As
We have no ambition In that line, We do not
enter tie lists. 60 far as it, inuendoes
about the purchase and publication Of this
material and the paper is concerned. 1t Is
such IN unmities.ed liar that nobody would
believe it, II it should happen to tell the
truth, ard does not therefore receive further
notice.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-02
FIGHT FOR THE RAILROAD.

LONDON, August olst-An engagement took place
yesterday b. tween kt'oEe force Of prssian cavalry
and the advance guard Of McMahoa's army After
hard contest Tie French fell baci an; the Prssians
took possession OF Cari:nan, The line If railroad
from Scesian to ThiOnyilic To-day fighting il renew.
cd ut Ainig:iy. the line OF railroad ten x;,o-
metres fiom the Belgian frontier. IN cons, qacncc of
the position Of the cOateEding arrics, tas Eclrum
troops arc stationed at Fhiiii:v;!ic.