davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-04-16
THE INDIAN OUTBREAK.
Loss Of tho Troops Greater than
at First Reported.
New Indian Davice---How Con. Nei
Was Deceived.
4 Scrious Dlunder Committcd..-1Yho Is
licsp0nslb1c2

x.t.... ~ IT,. r,.+..
LEAvE*wonrn Ran. Arfh H.-1s transpircs
now tiht the rovolt Of Indian prsouess At ChoY-
cuuo baopcy, /. T.. mas more genera! aud de,or-
+ri,o5 th.r a. dr.t renortet in ofcj., tolcor,,n.
uon Nil tnforoad ths cor,,n.nino on1c,, ~
Gen Nell lniofmoo ~ eo,'',."n''e oh'eoe OF
tho Department thhs tho lhd'sns' upon their
surrender, sasned over Their ases'ms 10 tho
Government authorities hut bin Information
on this notnt seen,s 10 1,avo boen nt fault, Tho
crafty redskins ov'aens'y
ou1w11TEb TIE GENERAL.
BY hurying thclr bcst guns In the sand. aud
handing oynr 10 tho soldiers only their old ard
unseryice.Lle muskets. Moreover. Tho 1ndlaD
saah TO tue sano.h'na "as no' sl@Pay an 'ntnl-
ei7e stampede, olis 1asAcE tne tsoe'ne execution
Of a rreoonestted plot to abandon tho Agency,
uneat,h their wearons, and 70 on the wnr.patb,
e.. .aoaa ,;,oa tho c1avcnns, hn~a .r.rna..; 49,,
ros sol,o 'lnle 'no :.a. oo.I T.. Ivy n"'pec'co
seas the aoFeshnneus 'o'euaeo ~ ae'' CUE
FEARFUL. hErA1hrT!oS
for tho massacre Of tho Gcrlnaiu family. and
conacoucntty r,tnoseod With atpreb1n.ion cycrv
...". ~ ;t..,.s tna Jr,.,od;a,a "..a,s .'.
attempt ~ ioc'''a5 Wv "Aa':" ~, ne'PesTAsoia
Or rinS1eadois OF tnat cflmc. Mhonerer an
Indian wa rut N lrons, OF t'nRled out from tl1e
main body oI s ieilo"s y, ~ 90 oe,eet Of special
ftom, bis compaulons Iha "'snnl for the
revolt "ae given n9en taa eNa:es aaw
one Of their warrioia tn allos dom for
attempting 10 oachpo af3ni @no Euafds' who
Hcl1 III lAo hcs pl PutN"H h'lA ~ Eohs. lHFea
rhotH n QUICK aueeassohi siom .ne camp ot the
iion@ta theyessheh ~ 't'S Aua'As'o W tteaA AHa5
from thtlr captors. ING movement "as
aiNoLTAaEoCa snaoVumoul t;n.,.n TIE eAm.
~, 1neEe VIE 70 uGasessss1Asso.s " eon'hhion'
1hey were not taR1nsfs hee!ns a.o'n fe,' OF itn-
aHlncd, poiil. 1ef thgY oiint scatter here
snu there over LILO Ma'np, eaeh ons
| seeding 10 maao snfo ~ "a hls own
| eeeate, ,inoy aasemnlsu @ MN @ .ao least
foeh'olo uctay ~ tnst cuoscn .iao91sous. occI'
EylnG position ano e'slnE pamso "'ta eFosE a.
vsnlago Q! iocatson 70 tneit aa'oa. ne ,toona;
oeiesinK tna. tae leasans & we're a1a'meu' enaIeed
| fee&ioss:Y tntoaEh tse neep saaa VII hsteao
OF incctllB aoieusosss g. .oe, ael4 uhnel tno
range ot deaa!s f1nes' ansco t'fned lilo so'dlerH
charged. ana ~ ,, -
TnnEs I1aIs 1h.s ~. ,a.,,. "ttL a n.,fcLsIp. IT, .
lao oiio'a' Fsp3fs o. .ne osIsae f1sa .ao tloons-
consisting ot Iont c9uTa13es az n .. 'Ge T.. sAsn Sa'
| airy. HuGq{ EUInQlAHu VI NGus VIII ID p9lG0u-
, 1875-04-16
THE TAX ON CAPITAL STOCK.

6rtetal D,4patth 10 Th< CAted4o Tribune.
sra1xoElELp, ILL.,, April l5.-The lion. Dasles.
Haona Attorney for tho indianapolis l. st.
Louia haslroad Company, Ia hero to-day, and haA
In preparation petition to Judge Troat, OF tlla
United States DIassiet Court, PRAYING m injuno-
tion against the County Collectors along the line
Of his road, restraining them from collecting
tue tax On tho capita! etoc OF the road for 1874.
Judge Dlummond'a decision went TO thu tax Of
1879 IL ID expected that ,njuuctions will be ap'
piled for asn,n bY all tho railroads and other
rorationa eniolninR the collection Of lhis tax,
, 1875-04-16
compfny t. about 10 estabtsh usH ta11y tetwee,
epsthgwal1s aud BanaRtch.


cHAnLEsros, s. G.. April l6.-The san..ort,,
sxcurson> party arrived hero last ayen,nC s,ui
sts to-das .staltinR Fort Sumter aud cthsr notmts
OF lntozcee IN the hsfhpr, United StAtes stes,n
Eeyenuo cutter being rendered by ths noiiect"s
too to-ni2hk :"
, 1875-04-16
IOWA LAW,
LOVE AND pJ1YAYr.

spsetai ntspaseA ia tbs cA!easo Ttthuxs.
pEs MolsEa. H., April a-A suit asss tried btfors
tha leading Js!iee in this city yesterday In which
aged n. .. sought to recover 5000 m an sceouat
againht matnrcd spinster. llts TIL wa4 loug oue
saa embrace items Of physie ysits. toap wss4.ats :,
ides ste. Tna spia.tsr aied esoss.Ss ~ follow.
Jan, 7-For sparkling Ora yearu.. s 5000
w: HI t-fos "aaa'a8 anu nlenung'.-"".... 6l.N
Aug. 9--To mus.u, buttons. and thsead........ I4t
81 i;.na 80 slaes. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SUI
Oh. Ito sunIries. 49,. .,,...,.,,,,,,,,,., I'm
o.: i-To making fopf shirts. ~
Total ........... ...,.,,,.,..,,.., .yllo.s
ii. d.ms W. not 70 sccd Il eiirhsrns !; :he w.
T. counting, ny ahe swore 10 the ni!s ~ true Tao
pSssSr DENIED Il Which forced tbs dane tq p5o,e Il
ja.,iee. aosoysr dedaetsdS t. for shiss aud eass
the aaa III ioose ths leaap % vi. III d ss true n
wasdaeaa. Ittsn't GUIDED Jet.
.... THE FEDERAL COURTS.
oue n&Ss beou commenced In thn United htates
GSeat Coutt ssainat Tho Sioux Guy PIslae Aa!no4d
s.sqios: III: Toy s l.'ed e a. snd now
cent from March, iss5 to M ostoser. % ISL ' '' -
Court i recover s:3eos q E!!tsn %ht.; .ls xeil.
uNa !n Tho sutt. Fiya hundred thousand dollars of
tho clslm 10 for stock OF Tho Dutlips.oa 4 Bnutb-
aot p.d Tor. 1Aa Ismludes i toF money on tI4sts.
Hnomhssg Of puea2u: We g, sGms: ,. ~ d.
On promises to paJ.
rag ALLEN BANKRUPTCY,
tor hearing .ae Gsatsoatsy toceeftnss .s.a.t III E
Allen There seems 10 10 tle o. notllug done by sno
fitIIft
, 1875-04-16
LAKE ERIE.
nufFALO.

pq1FA1o n. T., Aprs! li.-rhs canal tug Eiagnza Is
now in commission.
Tie cannl trg4 hero hare formed an association.
Numcna floating elevator In In dry-lock receiving
rtpaIrs.
Tho scbr sasco all ready for sang, IL now belngrc-
ealkca and pa!ntod.
The prop Arizona, Of the Anchor Line, has been
repaired md 1npa!nted.
At tho yard Of acssrs, Gibson X Craig two 1asgs
wooden tugs aze on tic atofks and fast nearing com
pseton.
Tie harbor lug O. II. Gardner went Into dry-dock
yesterday to haro uew shaft put In, Aad other teces-
1lrY repairs.
Tbs .chs To.torla ia. loca soti to parties In n,y
City, and will III tho lumber butIhcss between Lay
Cty aud thia port
Tbs Union STEAMBOAT catnrhny, and the Western
1san;ross.toa Company os thss sy nsse noa - M yet
1T sre Ssv ursn.rna or te asaso which
they do not think will ba q rerY usels one.
s OH oSns 1aS, rs1s t!'sn
tbs season. commanding tho ssmr wIus1ow.
C4pt Thompson ln the cwner Of ile sehr A, Bradley.
40. K sean,.pa wss put shoara ler to-day. and
sttemrt made to ratso her. Tho vca-
sci lies w1tG her deck pa,taI'J under waser
h.rbor. Tho leo still seems to b. struus an solid,
sr 10 I'll 'D We Iii farS oo ~ tht
nort' ~ '~'-
a1r. David e't, tho we11-known and o1en.irs th,r-
buildor baa now npon tlse Ways Several yachts and
tugs wh!cb ate rapldy noaEhg eomrletion; ~ keel
Of new yacht was lald ono da5 last reek. me u
feet bes,u. SIX fcet and dopth Of hold fc,t. Two
other Itcain Iron yachts aro on the nocLs, The one
NY ~ - r. & ~. % 49,. -, o' ~, e
Length. Tug feet: eeam, !! fset; @ deph of hoiId.
u msde Of ali hsrt wood, SID presents
aho appearance; Ias yaeht ~ Pr On the n!ag.rs
Teaay TO launch. large 1ron iuK H. being 6n,t iar
CAPT lluntioy, o. Toledo uer dsmsnsions s w!l 10
T 10 S1s h 1E Tsa ss s ss =. st
$sJ00} Two now wooden tugs are lying 1t the deox
ops is Tho L. " Wright. md has been eoId to parties
-- CLEVELAND.
u1te.1tSo' ~ Ap'l 4':-4ao 50. D-' ~. '.
.as pofs' ana anotao9 sesse' nsno not 4no"ut aavo
FNAH AfSPf ~hrF IL
, 1875-04-16
NEW PUBLICATIONS.,
D. APPLETON & CO..
$40 4 65l BROADWAY, NEW T0RK,
PUBLISH Tu18 DAYS
Nature and Life,

FACTS ATD DOCTRINES RELATING 70 THE
CONSTITUTION or MATTERS, THR NEW by.
NAMfcR, AND TjIB NEW PHILOSOPHY OF
NATURE. B5 Epwann FAfsLI0x. TsAnsiased
from tho second French edition. by 4. II. Naa-
donoukh, Esq. VOL. i:mo. Ctoth. Price. ~.
This voturne contains seses Of essaJs written and
published ~ different t1t seme 0f ksnss
soa other. mora .psea .ad Y. rolsns ihe .et1i,y q
hut oared undef elsnsntAry orn LANGUAGE trerd
rn toehnIca! dErss at ths nnrt rha-nt!A rutht eAa
1hAa pf late by ply sics. ehe ~. biology.
laE shs meehs1;n et n..s y t"iss. nd s .rs.sss;
eIne II the ror!d. especially In The litax ~oEd."Ek
fsaef from fFsfats, ..."-
, 1875-04-16
4 NEW VOLUME or THE POPULAR BcIrNoK
LfIttAHY.


a NF" f0LOMh oF 1t3F FnFGk5AH HClfNUk
LtBHANY.
Outline Of the Evolution Philosophy
By Dr. M. =. C4zrIlrs. Tran,tatod from shs French
hr ths Hey. q. B. fToshnsham. With m Appondlx
bJ X. L. Youmans. 81. u. so!,. limo. Price. u.
~ M xhdh s I'd
:e 1sa Set s:. Il foSu
hclsati,ic uouks.
rosHmst afr-@dy I4xueds
HEALTH Il, p. Edward Smith. F. n. +.
TUE NATURAL HISTORY Or MAN Ds prni. 4.
de- Quatrefasos. Translated tron tbs French b.
Eliza A. Youmans.
THE sp1ESCE OF MUSIC. ny sed!ey TAytot.
OUTLINE OF THE EVOLUTION PHILOSOPHY.
UY Or. n. l.. EAfslIes. Translttsd frun tbs French
by tbs Nsr. o. II. Ftuthinshan.
i Ill.
A NEW VOLUME or THE INTERNATIONAL SCI
ESTtFIC SERIES.
Fungi:
THEIR NATURE AND USES ByM. c. Coo1E, s.
A. Ed:t.d b. tia Itt.. 81. j. Berke1sr II. 4. lvot,
1cmo. with l09 1lustratIons. Price, alto.
TIL. tora, tho fifteenth .aupa q tae 19terason.l
sslsn'ae sssa
s flY 5Gs%s SSS 81 rSIFu MiFf {; 11iH4 b.s1 '
ron1S' II; ij,. iws
fa Hx0 s4p9 97ly u sJSrSl5of. 3fsS !; ;aSii i'd
On 5sf fE; s!4E5x IL EIt'35;f' i;
# p'SHssss!
rnH scSu Hh:a1 ~ Il ii; p;o xYos :::..
HssESSs 4Sb sSSaa: ;, Il; ):
lEAfEh 4.'s
, 1875-04-16

eapactty, 27oooo feet NJ lumber; aoss, ooos 6hs
wa uained Enma E. Thom1sou.
EAar sAofsAw, Arrii Io.-Tbs bargs-owners IA ths
b,glnsw 1umber.trsdo mo- at Day City Inst n'shtt and
fnp, Tho minimum 10 lu1nto ts.$1s0 70 Ohio rosfa
ia: rentlly Tor vioasion II eonrnct, $t01; tnwns-
ratra onehrd receipts Of cargo. Twsaly eesen tfo-
rsl!sEs AMI near syrry cArsyins-bHge III tho tsAds
tAYs fplue1 tht Association.
, 1875-04-16

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 QUINCY RAILROAD.
pspskf Feat II kakt-sf.s jndlaxaap. ohd Sxtststhaf
and &asaf a"a StztteHsts. 1Iekss QAt<s, II CLr*ts
and a! dfpsts. ''
, 1875-04-16
LEGAL.
SCHOOL, OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
0fUnioa College,, Schenectady, NY,

Tboroush eou!ss 81 tastructon and hed prseeo: For
spuc1A tataElAsl1n AdIro.a peu u cFaf.rf. For in-
formation eonesFn!pE tho no.i.ys Classical aud
, 1875-04-16


No tce In the river: weather o!e1r mud fprfnetfe
Tbs s.sasa l,arg. Domaton arrived down yesterday,
With cargo Of wood from Chatham.
Tho Ruby aoar,ed tip Wednesday and mads short
tx,aitrip. 9hs left for rerryshnrg yesterday.
The Government supply stnF Dahlts, s't.chea to
te Eleventh Light hoLas District, arrived down from
tho government dock Wednesday.
Ths stmr Jay Conke will commence rpnnirg On her
regular r,ue Sord -. The 10Th. Her boilers. steam.
pipes. aud domeA afe eo'erod With cnmtinas'oa te1e
Ths Government ttmr Warrington has t,d extensive
rtpars PIT her tho past winter. f!et can dctk hhs
1chn extended farther aft and tbs rothonts ah!teu
iron, tie uppor 10 the hurricane deck. 8ho hsa Also
been strengthened BY ho{.poss, and al!o5cther IL
coming out In A No. condition.
Tha pttroit Post atass that Tho reor1c nt WlnAfor
hed srtcsat election iabt "eanttasy for tho rNsrote
OF voting for against lonns Or &ool to help e.
tabsh ttno Of steamer. from eir plate to l. =, 8l1-
reloF rhe result about e IN isyos o. .he n r..
enterprises viii 1t once Ret Tho stsnss Asia anA ss.
erega in splenali totna sm s9a nsn ~ % ,oo' :. !s
will 10 luauguEated.
, 1875-04-16

Great Western Steamship Line.
From Now York 10 Bris.oI tE:aglsad, direct.
f;.-at Wst!ern. t'apt. WIndhan, ta'nday, MAY y.
Cabin rasazs. 87ai intermediate, 4; A,o,r4xe, 8r1.
- - aEo Mcnos AN. Agent.
, 1875-04-16

fndssnapolls, louisville / C{uesn.
nAtt Dag ExpIass ........n.....
IadiA n t1lIA. !AIulAsule / Etuclu,
nail hfRht ERprpsA {dailYI....+.
, 1875-04-16

ILLINOIS CENTRAL HAILR131
HsPof. Jeof Rf Lais aad feot u ruenY saeoadss 5e&s
g6ts III NaAIaiph.tI., Ci1rk.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-08
ORGANIZING.

The Republicans are g'rding np their
loins for the conflict ia i576. Plan 10 to
reconcile di-afft ct~d Republicans, and to
bring back the Liberal Republicans, "
such Is Carl Schurz, Trumtull. If Him is,
Curtin, Of PennsylvAniA, Governor Fenton
and John COchrane, OF New York, BY re
cOgnizin1 them - members OF the party
and to give them share in the dispense
ton T patronage. It is reported that =
start ID that direction vii; tie made by
appointing Senator Schurz Minister To
Russia This effort at Z re- gsnizai ion Of
the party may have the effect to revive
the spirits of the party snd cause the Re
pubIicsns to 60 into the next Presidential
contest with more confidence of SUCCESS
,Bth parties are herviDg themselves Tor
the approaching contest, and 1t IL big
game and will depend upon the tact dig.
played which will carry the day IN 1876.
The lste move of the Republicans to re
cOnciie the differences among Republicans
is shrcwd one, and will likely have the
effect To bring back into its ranks the lead
ing men referred to. as the Democrats do
not show any disposition, when they have
the power. to give any offices to the Lib
ersl Republicans. If. however, IN the
organization of the House, such Con-
serva.ive as Governor Wake, of Virginia,
was chosen Speaker it would strengthen
the Democrats with Conservative RcPubli
cans. NJ doubt the Democracy will act rs
shrewdly Is their opponents and endexvor
to retain Ill that voted with them last Nos
vemNer The next two years will present
something very interesting in political
t..ctics. and the canvass in 1876, will TIC
E,ure ficrcely and intensely contested Than
any previous election in the history Of The
country.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-08
EIGHTH OF JANUARY.

Sixty ycnrs ago the battle of New Or
leans was fought. in which the Americans
under the command Of General andrew
Jackson achieved brilliant victory. over
British forces commanded BY Gen. Pax
enham. whe wss killed in that battle. The
British, loss was 2.OUO in killed and wounds
ed, besides the killing Of the commander
American loss, killed AMI wounded.
This brilliant affair was the last battle
growing out of the war Of 1912 The
affair gave Ge.. Jacks0" gr q reputation
~ successful military lca irr and reflect
cd great credit on American soldiers Al
though this severe battle was fought,
peace had b. en- made 1T the time be-,
kpghnd and the United States. tnt the
rays Fad not reached New Orleans or the
commanders of the two armies. The bril-
liant success Of the Louisiana campaign
made Gen. Jackson very popular through
out the whole country, and Government
was not behind the people in acknowledge
ing bis merits. He was made command
er in chief Of the Southern division IT the
United States in April, 1915. He received
the thsnks of Congress for his services.
Even 1t that early dry he was thought OF
- candidate for The Presidency. The
remaining history and career Of Jackson
u too we'll known u be repeated here.
The 9Th Ut January is still one OF our
celebration days, though I so generally
observed Is during the life tine OF Gen.
Jackson. rs celebration should not cease
- long q Americans take pride in the
achievements Uf their brave suldiers.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-08
PORTLAND, DALLAS AND SALT
LAKE RAILROAD. ).

The Portland, Daiias and Salt Lake 4
Z. il gaining favor with the. MsntAnians
= we'll n with the people .0f idaho s,d
Oregon. and they sre beginning 70 lo.,k
upon It ~ the most feasible route bv which
to ubtaie rail Communication with the
outside world. The4e 10 strr.ag pro,sx :
b'lity that the subs.dy Of eight thousand
dollars per mule asked from The G vera
meet IN confederation 1T the mails passing
over tho road free, will be xrapssi by the
present Gun krses. The hill nov pcudlnR.
includes the road chs, tered from ,Co.iune
to Portland, end : brGnch from Quake
river TO Montana. Should the bill ipAsa
there will no longer be any doubt OF the
r0sl .bsing buiit, for it 10 claimed BY thoss
acqus nted with tho route saa cost Of coa-
ssTucsIlx Eailroad, that the subsidy will
grade aud iron the road. When this 10
d. there y plenty of capital realty to
build depots and furnish rolling stock, for
money will always dow 10 paying mar
kes. and no one Who 10 . qusinted with
the agricultural and minerAi resources Of
.lle country through which this rssad il 70
pass hrs aly fear Of IL being shallow
iuv4stment. Mail. Dec. ~
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-08
fHE BIG BONANZA.

This u tia nsuae given ~ che tmnousr
pills of rich ore found recently In the CDn-
stock Ledge, Virginia City, Nevada We
tale tho following from { lale number Of
the San Francls,,O OhrOnjcle: So
The by borAa1s shOw increased values
by more extensive developments, proving
riches before which the treasures Of .Alad-
din1 Palace and Monte Cristo's fAbulods
islaAd pale. The operators y no Ill along
have had faith IN the developments Of the
C0mst0ck are in position to-day t0 rap
rich yswsrsls, while those wh0placed faith
IN the Oall's utterances and sold their suck
securities curse not loud but very deep.
The discovery of this Immense body u
ore hes already spread far and wide. and
before many days roll around there will
b Representatives OF the whDle worlds
UaallA knotklng Atlhc aoQr .et Csnooli-
.d.ted v,rgi h, sxperiing tina bonauxs for
the beue9; IT sc,sncs., The exciten,en, on
California street INCREASES day BY day, and
shS brUkers. ,deepaie lhsir arduous lAbs,ss,
are Ill aAaisfied With .4hs SITUATION. And
we'll they may be. when The salee 10 their
Board aggregate. On m average,
TEN MILLION DOLLARS PER wEIx.
The bcsrs have very quietly taken . back
seat. Ii the expressive aud curt Language
Of Jack lcKenty. They caQ,t stand tks
'prsesure, you know" Tho pressure q
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-08

:, =. ,,.... has been very etrong-tne
hni,. sCecnine everything before them.
= Ala an 3 few weak brethern has ocsn
m5lse lefe and there. but the entire Con,
s,o,f nressnts 1 sl 3ng front. quite J
nnmh..r IF fel,pes naturally gather oen!ao
the impreonabls rsmparts 81 me Iesai19
siocke mi manage 10 keep warm one
d.v I'M. cnrr.nt sweeps down toward inc
obi Hill end. only to sweep back the
MI with rrtioubfed force towards the
Virginia. .. a..
A,ooros .ne men who laugh in cOnse
onence q their ..excellsnt judgment" "
Snvin9 Oonsolidaied Virginls and Cail-
fnrnia the following may be mentioned !:
p n Graves has his 0.O00 shares Ut Com
s,l,dsted lsid away, aud a alice Of cai'for
MA IF mil own dinensiuns-the pronifs
IN 10Th Of winch would to day net him
over ~ am tNW. Gen. Tom Williams. OF
Net.da-Sh.ron's Democratic opponent
far the Sen.1e-has made over 81, OOO, OuO.
40 that when the next political fight comes
off the General will be abt,ut - well
..ouallfi<tin forethe senate as anybody
Th.. amount Of money made by the graf
firm of Flood J. O'Br,en during the last
ak months must be unparalleled. II IS
understood that there are four parine IN
ihr firm-J. G Flood and w. y. @ Brien
in this city, and John Mack y and james
e. Fair 10 Virginia city. They own con-
trolling interest in each Of the mines m n
tioned-say co, OOO shares of each. Con-
solid.tea Virginia sold yesterday after the
B ard It $40 per share, aud California 1t
$500 If the number of shares crcdited
10 the firm il correct, they are worth, IN
these iva mines alone, $45, 6OO,OOO, or
tribe over
ELEVEN MILLION DOLLARS APIECR.
IN tire midst OF their vast flood" OF
wealth these gentlemen have not Oeen uo-
mindful Of their poor friends, and there
are sores of men, and women. too, in San
Franfisc.,. who have been suddenly lifted
out o. poyerty's non grip by timely hint
from Fhnd & O'Brien.
W. hope sp,ne day to chronicle like
big sir,k. in Montana
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-08
THE as BOND SCHEME.

We cannot see the advantAgeOf redeem
ing greenbacks with 3 81 bOnds. The
whole echer.e looks TO . reduction in the
volume Of grcenba,ks, when the truth is
th~re are not enough Of them now. Every
man who has an excess of grernbacks ian
put that excess to work aud make i earn
more than that interest; but he will take
little risk. If this tsOni theory becomes
the policy Of the nation. whuevef 1cslrea
to invest in good securities And compel the
people To pay him interest. will exchange
his rag money" for three sixty -fives
How, lin the name Of I'll the gods at
once" does that lid tho man whn has 10
Dor, land OF prtducss for sale? The demand
for these things is not increased and just
that amount vi capital is locked up which
ought to he in acIlve circulation.
This scheme is simply giving permission
~ OverstUcked rich men 10 put the sur
plus out ~ interest 70 the government
which cannot use the money. and compel
ing the people 10 pay the interest without
receiving dollar Of benefit. The govern
mcnt cannot use il, for every bill provides
that the Treasury Of the nation simply
holds the mlncy on call, to bs re excllang-
ed for bonds Z, the option of the holder.
It is making of the National Treasury q
grand national bank, receiving daily de-
pbsits and paying interest ON daily bal
ances-the interest obtained from the
people by iaxxtion, and obtained, too,
against their protest II is covert way
Of robbing the many for the benefit If the
rich few. It will give Wall street IN Up.
portunity to create endless Disturbances in
values aud throw business into Confusion.
We are now paying too mucn interest
Let the legislation Of the country tend TO
tins reducIion, not the increase, Of this
evil.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-08

POsrNAsTER- GENERAL ]. we'll he's aWar.
led tho c0airact fur carrying The ms y on
the through rOuts between C0rinue aud
Helena 10 D. T. Parker, Of 81. Louis, Z
member Of the northwestern Stage Com
pany of which @. c. Hintley y tue man-
aging bead. The contract 10 made dn the
baeis of 81. orc annual pay FIR running
daily line Vt coaches. The Postmaster q
Helene hes received fr0sn the Department
syli1catlon OF the sward, and u requested
To report the dats OF commencement Of
service ~ the new caDntractse. A rumOr
70 in cieculsil0n that 0ilmee d Salisbury
Will opefsts Ne hne, carrying the mails
under oub-cootrac4
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-01-08
THE Sioux City 10 .r..s /. ~ able article
has the following IN regard u the duty Of
M

TIE Sioux City 10 .ras / AZ able article
hHs the following n regard 70 the duty Of
the Government:
I'VE are raising too much wheat and
corn We are rapidly getting supcrAOun-
dance of un.kilru labor, and armies Of
men, during portion u the yeal, are ev
cry where clsanOring FIR wo.k We want
more productive md diversified industry.
We want the proifs Of it 70 90 to the IL
P<srlng N. n, that c~ptai may be diversified
and r6e power Of the capital distributed
among the people. To this work, it Gov
eminent is to be anything nlo,e than Nd
ministrative, Government should apply
Itself. SUI that promptly and zcaiuusIy.
One method sug .ests itself 10 us-and
w trust il will not gain csn,tiEpt BY
reason Of its novelty. W. refer 10 the
INNING interests Of the country. We now
produce III precious metals only about
sixty millions per annum The troubl Is
that mining requires capital; Also, expert
ence. Tns Governneni posse sses millions
Of Acres Ut rich mineral lands DOW IN
worked There are thousands Ut men who
would enter this exhAustless 6eid, and
bring from it, permanent wealth. il they
but had the ,capllsi " 0ndertake the work..
To cDme directly 10 the point, why would
il not " good policy for the G .vernment,
under the supcriDtsntfcncy 81 proper and
cs,Able oiac rs, 10 furnish nes,e .sary ma
chinery to wo.k the mines, aud give to
,Ls lsi,or.Ss I::.rtion OF the prouuc,sf
Thus the men wuu.,t become directly in>
terested in the I. sui . VI Their 'sboTs, And
sh il profit would als., b. tn prs'ht OF the
Il would stlmn x.e capital
. % 10 look to such legitimate delus 10,
employ lent and solve many Of me seri-
oue problems Of the day. In . brief space
Vt time the products Of our mines would
be loublsd and quAdrupled, and the coun-
ny would be quickly placed on the sure
rOsa TO specie OASIS and general prosperity!
We only c.telhe above " N application
If The principe We aree-wh'ch il the
making Of opportunities for working pe1>
pie u do directly for themselves. The
subject 10 one We apprehenA. worthy the
consideration q statesmen.