davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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sas Grab bon Sob. $ etmrt6 gSB.

AuS SetoelDer9 l9relbt maE Der BAllgS=
burger NG9emelnen 3eltun9" pnter Dem 2.
ytopember: y@eitern wdro bier cine SoOteu.
feler beeanser, nie ie in ibrer art ni1t bGus
| ia porfommt. @S murben bic @ebeine pon
| SSobann Soelnrif SoB unS pon u. Sr. s.
3bibaut nod Dem Jetlaen 6rieobOie iibertra-
gen. Seioe giGnner, BON oenen Der Gritere
uon 1905 bis al ieiHem am 30. MGrS 1926
erfol9ten SOoe III Seioelberg lebte, Der Qebtere
ebeniaas pom 1905 bis 81 ieiHcm Gope am
%. WiGrS 1910 cine 3ieroe Der Seioelber9er
iariitiihen 6atuItdt mar, Waren auI benz
leit Sabren nie)t mebr beHiibten ct. Annen.
Sir6bOi (Slpii6en oem ySotcl Be lGurope"
uuo Der SopbienTtraBe) beeroigt. 9a nun in
nidt aQsu ferner Seit Dos @igentbumsre6t
auf bic GrGber erliiht uuo Die lebten Spuren
oeS Sir6bof5 alSoann uerttl9t neroen, 10
wiinIdten Die SaniIien Der SeritOrbenen in
llebereiultimmung init llniperFtGt nno Staet
6eiOelberg, bab bic @ebeiHe lanlmt ben auf
Seu @rdbern befiuoli9en 3entmIlern ani ben
neuen Sirdbof iiberaefiibrt wiirOen, 9er Aft
Der &usgrabun9 un0 llebertraguug fanb &C.
| tern gfadnlittag nm llbr fat. Bon Seite
Der Sob'i9en Samtlie mar Der Snuptmann
Sfeible, S6miegerion oes SofratbS @gger
in SSrelbnrg, Der elne Sodter uon Sans SOP
sur 6rau bate, 5ugegen; Die 6amilie Sbi'
baIt's mar our6 Or. lIr. Sbibaut, Sobn
oes Sibliotbefars Or. Sbibaut babier, per-
treten. Die @ebeiue oes 9ihters tamen per=
hGltniBm6Big better er5alten Su Gage, oils Die
bes IA Sabre ipdter 9eltorbenen Sbibaut. Der
m6t,tige unb dqrafterlfiide edible, ben
mir HHs, HGaOsW psE SpFs GBS Der &isf'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
NDr0 1tf10 SiiS.

3 llQDe [ p | a, q. YIOO. = Dian
gebt bier nit benz BIaue I'M, Sur SdtuIar=
teier eine 3ieienperiammluug oller SplOaten
Oe5 leeten Srieges 3u peraultalten. NaH nil
ni9t uur ale Senerdle Der iiiblt6en iOwobl,
pte n6rSli6eu &rmee einIaben, iOnoern red.
net aud auf ben 3uSug bon Uielen GauieuOen
Der einitmaltgen SGmpier oes SIeeH8 mo
NOroens. Ser Blan ldBt ft bIreu uno
witrbe iebenfallS erbeblldl 6a5u beitragen,
freunDihaftIihe @efibIe 3piiheu beiOeH gau=
oeStbeilsn 6u nGbren, 6r. Z. Is. 0u0ieD,
Setretdr Oes y9tatiOnal @omite'S Der Sttc.
raneu," bal Dem Blaus bereits geben6hnit
UerliebeH unb OsHielbeH Der Centennial @om-
rriiiinmn nfntrrhrpitet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26

snr3 na6 8 llbr beute gaadjmittua erbiel
ger Ntagor oie folgenSe 9epeIde aus Baib
lHgtoH: ygStr se6enlen, am Treitaa gad
rhltta9 um 8 llbr in Baltimore Ill iciu mi
aM llhr nab Bbilaoelpbia anfsubredlen
Sah9er toHnen mir Hiht uerweiler. Se0t
| S9renbe5el9ung iHnerbalb Sieier bearenster
3elt mlro NIT 6renOe eHtgeaengeuOmmeu
Eallei Sle mir gittigit Sbre gntidIieBunger
Sntommen! @oWaro g8pmaH, Sberf uuG
aOlutant OsS SOuO. @afOn BON Otaf."
ItcesSr6F0ettt gNtITOm.
S gtn o II, %. gioubr. - Son
9eate ytergeH 10 ubr bis Communicating
eraH9le llq elm ununterbrodeuer Weniden=
ilroal na9 Dem @apttole, no in Der 9lotuuoa
pie Selte oss Stce 8rdiiOenten 8ilion ans,
9slteut mar. 9teielbe lag in einen prG9tigen
Sar9e allt etHem nteOrtgen Sataialf, ben e!ne
gqrenma9e oes Ntartne= Corps umqab.-9er
Hata1Ialt N oerlelbe, auf pel9em bic 2eihen
pon Slneoln, @baie unO Sumner rubten.
Ote Rotnno1 lit entiprehenS befortrt; bic
gfettonal 6arben mefielH nit 3rauerio.
rem ab.
DIE Senuts SaGe III BON bem audfor Oes
Senats iltr Die auf morgeu anberaumte Sci.
qenfeler 9ebSrig bergeri6tet unO gendbrt
etnen feierlidlen GtnbrIf. Die @aGlerte'n uno
ote Bllalter iiHb gdnslith nit 9rauerflor liberz
tleloet; beionbers id16n 1T Der Stubl be8
Stce= YrdFoeuten 6raptrt. Die 8nlte Der Se.
natOren iiuo eutfernt poroen; an Steue Der
lelben lteben Sopba's uuo SeIIel.
Die 3I9dn9e sIr 5enats= Dale, Iouie bic
gtarmoridnlen Der @ingduge iiuo qieidlFalls
entlpre6euo brapirt.
9er Sara.
I'll lnel9em ole Seidle oeS Yerltorbenen rubt,
1T elnsr uOn Stein's iOgenannten BaraSeidrs
gen, etnfafl, aber reid 1er;iert. llutcr benz
otden Sett poR blenSeno tUeiBem Satin, auf
Dem Die Seife rlht, befiuoet iidl cine 6 .Qe
Slet, welfe ben Sar9 luftoi9t mud,t. Sic
duBere Seoedllng Oes ans ibmar3eln 9Sal.
nuBbol5 an9eferttgteu SorgeS beitebt ans fet.
nem ld)wnr;en SudJ. &n beioeu Seiteu SeS
Sar9es befinocn iid fiIberue Staneen, meld,e
nit Ie ie6s ihmeren @riffen uerIeben iiuS,
uno cine breite iiIberne 9eiite umqibt Oen obes
rem uno unteren Sbetl oes Sarae8. @iue bife
Slasplatte beoedt Die ganSe 9anse, 10 oas bic
Setd1e gang fidltbar 1T. Auf oem 0edel be-
Fnoet fidl etne ilberne Ylatte nit Der Sn
ifrtft:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26

itern WtOrgeu gegeH 9 llbr unS faub i'm III
lbrem @nteben i'm Seller, no CT itb aH eiuem
8alteu aufgebdngt bate. Die 4oli3ei m1roe
benahridttgt unb meloete ben Sorfal benz
Coroner Simms, Der lOfort 9lnitalten Sur 4b=
baltlIng zines Snqueits trefieu lteB. Die orme
SamIlte loll itd in Der b66ten gotb befinoen
uno Der llnt'rfiibung BON Nteui6enfreHHSeH
tuiirNin SeiT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
Ser SOB OcS @tcerYr6itOent Oct
9Ser. St1atettA

NSSGH ~%~~SS"S
Sa ihingtOn, "a. yiOu.-0ie einbalia'
nlirte 9elhe befiuoet itb na6 toie Dor i'm &as
pitole I'M 3immer oeS SlcesB Brdiioenteu; man
trifft aber guitaIten, I'm iie auf oaS Baraoes
bett III Der 9iotunba 81 legen. 3ahlreid)e
Slumenlenoun9en trehcn fortp0hrenO ell llno
utele Serebrer Oes Serforbeneu beiR4en bas
2eidenSimmer.
9as Anoronung5 @omite bat bic Aenpe=
rung getrofieu, OaB Der PrGFOeut nub Suite
9let9 uaa 0en 9utiden, pel6e Die SermanO=
ten uno Hd9fen Sreuuoe oes Sooteu eHtbals
ten, iOlgen. Sic SberbunoeSrld)ter erbaIteu
ben ndhiten 8lae mad bem 4rafOenten II.
I. 10.
8aibington, "a. Roo.-8efebl 1T CT.
gangen, an 6rettage oae Departments gu
i6lieBen.
4lbaup, 3.~g., "a. Ros. - Gae Dffcnt.
lt4eu Aemter werOen am 6relta9e SeIaIofen
lein.
Rem=gort, "a. @Op.-0er 8egierungs=
9olbusrtauf 1T III 2ubetra6t 0e8 am 6reitag
ltattSuiiuoenOen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oes Sice-
BrdFoenteH bis Sdmlteg ueridobeI luoroeH.
0aS llnterItatamt miro am Sreita9e ge-
idlloieH ieiH.
Die 8ronutteu 8Orie paiIirte beute 8ei=
lei0sbeihliiGe. Sin @oulite bon i3ebn murbe
ernannt, uu OieS6rie bel irgeno ,iHer Erausrz
Denomination Su psrtreteu.
9aS 3ollamt plrO am 6reitage geihlOfen
iein.
QS bington, b "a. gtOObr. .-Solgen.
6e5 Brogramm 1T BON oem efsWarld1aq
Der Getdenitier aus9egeben worOeu sur Ser
poaltdnpiguug Deiien, mas bereits 9eferu
betannt gemadt purOe: Die Sruppen Der
GSt0rte baben iitl mOrgenS 10 llbr an Der
0ltlld)en 6ronte OeS @opitOl5 dnfSuItelleu; oQS
MarinezS orpS bllOet Den redten 6liigel. Die
biir9erlidJeM Screine un0 9eielIi1afteH noIIeu
ii9 I'll llbr oil Der Sltieite bes &avitOls be.
Oem Dtari9al nleloen. - Der 3ug mtro fol-
genoe StraBen beriibren: 9elapare ape.,
IS StraBe H0roli9, SHOiaua &peHue, O.
StraBe n6rOlldb; Beuniplpania apenue, 6.
SnaBe lueitlib gum Sabnboie. Sobalo Der
Erauer9OttesOienF tn Der Senatsballe poritber
lit, iett fd) Der 3ug in BepegHug, TOn
nleem AugenbliGfe al rperoeu ale Wtinuten
Sanoueuifilie gel6i't, auh weroen oie@lodeu
Der 6aupttir9eH IGuten,
8oitou, %, 9toubr.-9ie 8Orbereituu.
gen fir bic 2ei6enieier fiuO Uoaenoet, Ser
3ug trifit ON SOnntag MOrgen biet elm unO
miro bon etner Dtili5 @pmpagnie mad benz
Staat5sSapitOle geleltet, mo- bic 2eide IN Der
9orii6eu SaQe ausgefellt lperoen iou.
2SGibiu9tOu, "a. giopbr. Der
Staatsietretdr bat ein @ntulari9reiben an
bic blplomutii6eH unO @oniulurbeamten er.
laiieH, in weldem er ben 500 oss Sicez 8rd.
tOeuteH gSiliOn anSeigt uuO anOrOuet, rqB
ieinem anoenten DE HDtbise @bre erjeigt
lperoe,
. 8aGtimore, "a. Rop.-Dfapor 9atrobe
iauote fOl9euOe 9epeiae al RajOr 6rsu9,
| SIgcant=atzArms oeS SsnateS: ,Soute
SaS leidenbeadnguis @omite bes perllprbe.
Hen Sice Brdroenteu aRf9ehalten per0eur
OOer es angemefen finoeS anf Dem gSe9e
uuh Otafa9uietts tf in unierer StaOt auf.
5ubuIteu, 10 biete i,B bisruiit Die 2otunoa Der
Staptballe an, nm bier ole 2eide aHfjufeI.
| len, bis fe Baltimore psrIaBt,@ y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
0er04dlttae 0MQfer.

ct. QouiS, MO., 25. gtopbr. - 8epCs
iden Don 8opefa, Sanias, melOeu, baB Gnod,
poag, Der SuperintenOent, unb Der agent
SibiOn bon ben Siuges @etalr laufen, abgc
iett gu merOeH. lRan 1T uamltd etHem
idlimmen Setru9e auf Die Spur getommeH,
Der OH ben BOttawattOminies beganaeu murOe
uu0 fir ben man Die bei0en SuIfer per0nt=
mortlidl bGlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
Moi1Fprnf1e-

e Soft OF, 25. gtOu. - 8opnl Gilttp IS
60, !0ol5- uno SobleubdnOler in ButertoWu,
9iaiir babeu ibre 3ublungeu eiugeitslt.
Sanloeu $25, 900.
DtontreOl, 25. 9iou. - 9altwin &
Steeper bon Der y@oaticoofe gfi1S &omp."
baben SanferOtt an9eiagt. Sbre SerbinOlidJ=
teiten bCtragen 5ptifen $4O-5O,OOO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
Sn0 9N o. 0Iffnr'9.

gferpsgorf, "a. RoU. - 96. .. 2(itOr,
Der DftllOndr unb eiu5ige SObn SOh, Safob
aitor'8, III beute Rorgen nit SOoe ab9cgan'
gen. Der SerltOrbeue erreidbte oas 81. ges
beuslabr. S4Ou felt ldngerer 3eit frdntltA,
fam lem &oo nidt unermartet. 0a8 idOu
bel bem EOOe isines SaterS groBe &erm69en
ltte9 pdbreuO Der lan9en QcBenStbdtigteit uHO
Spariamteit gS. 3, Nltor'S ungebeuer, unO
eS 1T beute i9mer, auh nur annaberuO ben
8etrag Gn3usebert. Der bieiiJe @ruuObe=
Fetbumss gSertb aQein errei6t utele ItlIIioz
neH. Die SeerOisun9 fiuOct am Samitage
itntt
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1Infn0 In eittent : hcnfrr.

GtCOeIauo, ., %. 9topbr. - Sin
SHabc, gtamcuS EOjctte, Sabre alt, mel6er
I'M rSbe0ter @Omtquc" &Oritcuuugcu CAB,
lpraH9 geltern Abeno BON einem 5rapei alli
elnsn idwebenO gebaltenen Geppld; Giuer
bon 0eHen, mcldle ben Seppid] bielteu, lief
oenetbeu T0breu, unO Der Huabe fiel 10 I'M.
gludlt4, oaB man all ieinem gSioerauifonl,
men smeielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
Die BrO3cIc seaeR Oen sbmappsu
MEaan

4t Tim aufee, 25. yloUentber. - Die
5urp in BEN Safe Der 9eitilerie. BETTER
gSirtb unO Serpert iprad beute ROrgeu ben
28irtb frei; in Oem Sale Stenert'8 fOnate
lie ii6 nidt eintgen mo murre entlafen.
0tOler, rueldJGr Dor einigen Eagen idul6ig
6efunOen murOe unO inter Siirgfdaft itanS,
III nrridhnuliNru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
&fAner Rnnfrnnb. .

Dt nroe, Ytia., "a. ytOoember.- Seute
RergeH friib pprOe in Der ygrfen NattQual'
BaRF Elm fitAner, eripl9rsiher 8aub aHsge-
lH9rt. Der gSdbter purbe gefHebelt, Die
auRere Shiire oes @epGlbes geipreu9t rno Die
tRAsTt srbro&eR, Die &Iebe fahleH iluii4eH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
SouItfIe 91tcc0 5d1lper ljerlckt.

y 10 y OFT, q. gto0, = @ln SrleT
meloetr OaB Die SaH9Tin &uuliHa gnfca AM
q, pit. IN Der S1WeiS aus Dem Yagen Gee
lhleHpsrt purOer inoem Die Dor OenieIben
9elpanutsn RferOe Ourdsingen. Die Sdn=
germ mnrpe Der 2Irt beiddOigt, OaB iie mObl
led1S sSo9eHr peun nl9t lduger, Oas Sett
hiiteH muf3.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26

| l7,0O0unO $4,000 9Ollar8. Stint ODER ietls
Dtdnner uabmeH all Oem9iaube Gbeil, GiuiQe
o@tlelben ltanOen ySadle NaH glaubt, OaB
ltd Die SaHOe mad peridieoen 9fidltungeu hin
ieFltreut bat. 0ie 8eamten Der Saut bieteu
$1,000 SelObHuHg fir Die Serbaftuug Der
Rduber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
Gtne 2etdte 9efMnSen.-Gin bebrdf.
id1es 8nd1, et1 8eUOIpcr ttno
eitt EtL3hlttA

Bottsuille, Tenui., %. gtoobr. -
@eitern wurOe in Der yidbe pon Bort Garbon
auf Oem gebirge eiue bereits tart oerwei'te
Sette sefunOen. gteben oerielben loqen elm
Sil5but, eiu bebrdti6es Bud uno elm IeuoI=
Der nit einem ab9ei9ofenen 2aufe. IS
it,ten, uls oh bic 2etde bereits mebrere Mo=
nate bort aeleueu babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
WlorO In Nhic000 .

: b tca9O, %. gtopbr. = @barleS 3.
8tgIano, elmer Der &igentbamcr Ger ySt.
Glmo Reitaurutiou" on Der 0earbornftraBe,
mnrOe beute Abeno BON elnem beruntenen
Spieler, HamenS Sort 0aUis, eri1OTtn, ais
er Ueriu9te, 3mei StreiteuSe Ill treuneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26

mems Seattp, pelde in iein 3immer getoms
men mar, I'M Oaflelbe SU reiuigeu. Der
Srau mar mte0erbOlt Uerboteu mOrOeH, ONs
9imluPr III hp+rptert
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
WlOrS IU etHelit 5JrrcfihanSe.

Getty 8bur9, Benni., %. 9toubr. -
9eute ermOroete eiu 8abuRunIger, Namsu5
pile i'm @OuHtq= =STeubaRie siue 6ruu, gtaa
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26
9ertd1t oes @eneral=Sam0amtSz
SUutmtiS6tS.

Dem Seridte Oes @eneral2anOamts Som,
miiiarS guroette eutnehmen iuir foloenoe
Details Der @eidGftsfiibrung in bem am
80. SUM D. S.. Su @Hpe gegan9euen Siuuu5=
IN hire.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26

Serllur %. gtOubr.-@egen Or. .Strouss
berg 1T eine Gntlage wegen betriigeri6en
SauterotteS anb6n9tg gemaht moroen. Scr
0ottOr beftnOet Tdl nod i'll 9aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-11-26

~ Drto1 70. NOUUl. - Delte fOltpCll
abermalS 1868 Otuuu nah @uba geihidt.
Sen. Queiaoa bat Gan @rltObal nit alien
&drliitcus BoiitI0neu III Der 9t04bari6ait uUu
Bampelgnd erobert.
MuOrtb, %. ROu.-Giue ofiSieQe Be
peihe BON @euerOl GHeiaoa meloet, DaB
8ampelun0 nah einem breItGgigeu @eiette
DouitdnOig entieet wOrOeu 1T. Der ySmpar=
cial" btridtet, 6aB UOn SpauieH, @uta mo
ben TbIlIpplneu 1000 BeriOueu Die PblldOel=
p6ld'er NeitausteuuHg be5leben meroeH.
9'lQeriO, 20. glopbr.-Oie StaOt Bit
toy,a trtfit &orberetungen fir ben GnlpIaH8
| OsS s0ulaS alfOuiO, weldler oleslbe aui leIa
uer 3lCiie Sur &rmee beriibreu miro.
Senoaue, 25, goo.-Qnn Carlos bat
cine Yrotlamatton erlaiieg, in Welder er ietHe
9OlSaten bei4W3..;,, ensr8iidleH %toFliaHo
ju leifeu,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-08
THE BLACK HILLS TREA.
TY.

The Black Hills treaty is failure.
The Commissioners have returned to
Chryenne, having failed 10 accomplish,
u treaty. Late dispatches had led Va to
believe tia; such would be the case. TIE
Indians had becames insolent in th'i,
manner toward the Commissioners, and
their actions becc,ne 50 threatening that
fears were entertained tor the liv' Of
the Comm ssioners. The demands VI IT,
Indians were outrageous. The Brul.
Sioux asked So their OrtiOn for the sur
render Of the Black Hills, S.. 0OO. 900 cash
in hand, and board and clothing for SO
years.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-08
Ohpequies Of Ex-President
johnson.
Nashville. October 9.

NASHVILLE. OctOOef 4
Business in this city is generally sas
pended 10 honor Of the obsequics of Ex.
President johnson. A large number of
distinguished personages of Tennessee
and other States have arrived to parted
pate in the ceremonies. Letters of regret
have been received from Secretary Bel
KNAPP, Gov, rnor Tilden. of New York !;
White. of Maryland; G arland. of A.kan.
eas; McCreary, of Kentucky, aud Wells,
of Connecticut; Senator Merriman, Ex-
Governor l.etcher, Adjutant General
Townsend, Henry g. Carey. of Philadel-
phia. AID many others. Tue procession.
thirteen divisions, will move
at 2 o clock, under the supervision Of
Chief Marshal Brevet Mai General g. Pen
ipacker. U. s. A., Major Vim. K Rich
ards. Chief Of Staff, and thirty seven
aides. Ex-senator Fowler will deliver
the memorial address,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-08
SHEEP.

From crude estimate, we snould jugs
that ne number Of sheep brought into
the Territory this SEASON will not fall short
cf $1,000 head. This looks encouraging.
II will certainly prove one of the most
i.r..6 :AOle of OUT. industries. and We have
osten wondered Why those haviuR the
means did not invest 70 . certain o.
teut in -iheep before this. Our vast ranges
re peculiarly adapted to sheep raising,
and tbose who have heretofore embarked
in the enterprise have been rewarded with
. success oxerreachiDg their most can
yuine hopes.
However in order to make sheep rails
ing on large scale. which it il now
assuming In our Territory. permanent
success. we must have factories for con.
vcrtipg the crude mat RAJ into the various
articles for which It 10 adapted. thus keep
ing in our midst thousands Of dOllsrs
which are annually sent abroad for wool
en- goods.. Men stand ready TO erect
factories IN the Territory whenever an
assurance is given them that the business
will pay. We think the time has arrived
for our p ople 10 interest themselves in
this matter. II there is not now suf-
ficient amount of wool produced. thu
fact of having home market for this
staple article will be IN incentive for *
tensive investments IN sheep. 1t will not
pay to grow wool in Montana and ship It
East. and the only way TO 9. cnre home
as4h ifSsd daR epaeq BBsS.s nv aRes W
are. is to build factories. thus consuming
orr home productions and turning them
into useful and necessary articles, which
are now imported Ut great cost.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-10-08

THE Editor of the Independent, in
speaking of men and on important sub
jects, should correctly inform himself of
the subject matter, and not plunge in
blindly with q Tissue Of fslsehoods to
make plausible showing. Spaking of
Gen. Clapp, in connection with the Grow
reservation, the Independent say he is a
weak man and is influenced by others.
Gen. Clspp is not considered that kind Of
q man by those who know HIM. He is the
first Agent of the Crows who has ever
had such control over them or possessed
their confidence to such an extent as he
now docs, ard he did not secure their
confidence and strict subord inatiop
through the means Of presents. but by
will and defamation that his orders
and instructions should be obeyed.
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A N0TristOWn mau has invented shell
which deserves the immediate attention
Of Secretary Robson. II ID filled with
small shells, and when Il bursts among
10, 600 soldiers these smaller shells are
scattered In al directions. and, bunting
IN turn, sead out stiil smaller shells. which
travel srosnd recklessly. and BY the time
the mlniaaure shells contained in the third
sizs explode. the army v nearly wiped
out. and The few men remaining want 10
70 hone.
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RED CLOUD 10 IN ks. He got biz
back up at the Commission and ut hti
trllow saysxes the other day, and he
will not attend the council. The Com
MISSION IL reported ss fsvoring the de
position Of this sulky warrior. and the
recognition OF Young-N n.Afraid- %. his
-Hor~s, as the lead OF the O2allsllas.
This latter ciif 10 the head chief Of this
trics o. thu Silux, and Is 90 recognized
BY the Indisns.
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A War Of Elements.

ST. Louis. October IA correspondent,
of the Globe Democrat at Las Cruses, n
n. says: A tremen dous waterspout sud
denly appeared in-the hills about amile
back of town at $50 p. M, on the 18th
Of September. and before the citizens had
time TO comprehend the impending dan.
ger, 1t was on them. The tall dark col
umn Of water and dust approached with
such velocity that in less than ten min.
utes from the time Of observation, and be-
fore ten dollars worth of properly could
be saved by any one, sixty-three houses
were hurled to the ground. The streets
were soon covered four or five feet deep
with water, and . current Of such great
force that bouIders Of large size and cor.
weight were carried away,
Two hours later the rain fell in torrents
for several hours In all the wreck and
ruin of falling houses and rushing waters.
strange to say, not single life was lost,
On Sunday. the entire population was
put repairing the damage ~ much q. pos
sible to have the homeless housed and
cared for. The work was kent up on
and every body began 10 look
cheerful when at 4 O'Clock another water
'pout appeared from the exact spot at
which ito predecessor was first noticed
Ind came on with EQUAL CELEBRITY; The
|txteen houses fortunate To escape the
previous visitor were :umbled down and
heir contents totally destroyed. ..This
dOod lasted three houra The DAMAGE
BY these storms viii amount TO &15O,UOO|
i the least calculation. Four houses
we're destroyed valued II from Is 900 to|
IN, 900 each. .scs.. ..<....-- -.,,,n
Considerable bsntering was going on|
'ft~r the race, aud it 10 not unlikely that 81
match will be made between Bret audi
Dublin MAID, to BIZ run on'a fair day audi
dry track. This ended the races audi
what may be fairly styled the best Fair|
week that ever occurred in Montana.
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THE RIFLE SHOOTING.
Match ot 1000 Yards Betwee.
the Deer Ledge and Hell
emo Teams.

The contest between ihe Heleos and
D~ee Lodge teams for ths challenge csp,
took place 1t the Kirkendall nsch. usas
The City. yateriay tFriday) aftsruoen.
The match bad necessarily ~ b Mot -
AIDE tAe Fair 10 secure The required a..
taace. The shoOling was wisesaned 81
sssssal hundred spectators. many o.
WHOM evlncsd . great deal Of jaiereea %
We match. i - early evident thas ~
Ds9 Lodge nsrks4sa weas desl,sed %
- = - naaeh, ehsis sheeeiae aheuipe
b.
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he first Masonic Lodge Of Jerusalem
10 beautiful illustration OF the cosmopol
iian nature Of the principles Of broiheriy
love In practical operation. The Master IL
% American, the Past Master an English.
man. the Senior Warden = German. the
Junior Warden native. the Treasurer q
Turk. the Secretary . Frenchman. the
Senior Deacon Persian, and the Junior
Deacon : Turk. There are Christians,
Nohammcdans and Jews in the Lodge.
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RED CLOUD b only IN Indian trough, >
and apstart and warTioS, who he's bed con
siderable following il his tnbe for that
rsason. After the massacre Of Col. Fetter
man and bic ninety-six companions. neal
Fsrt Phil. Kearnsy, In 1876, Red Cloud,
Who planned the smbuecade into which
they fell, became cslsbsity among wh,tss
and Indiana Fosthis reason hs W. lreeted
By ths whites = tie head ehief, but the
lndiaas looked upon Old-Nan-Afraid- oe.
his Honss = their hsssditasy chief. He
= I'D % poDss . grne deel Of saGacaey
and - always fsvoeed psace WITH the
whitsa He ahd.eated ~ ysar q favor Of
bic sos, vho ~ shown nsch noss eood
ssses h dsaaisg with ths whites than Red
Closd. dntss ~ pass alx ysasa-lC ~
oooo Leo6@.
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Anticipating More Trouble

Anticipating More Trouble
NEW YORK, October "A dispatch
sIUsn JU,ls.suUrU. Ia, repOftsatat ttO0tle
is brewing between the white. ard blacks,
growing out of the convection and sen.
tepce of George Spier u negro), to be
hanged for outragipg white girl. Sab.
seQuent 10 the conviction another negro.
who had COMMITTED similar crime. was
found dead; and Spier's friends claim tina,
he is innocent, and that both crimes were
committed by the dead negro. On Mon
day night the armory Of the militia com
pany was broken into and lwenty-one
guns distracted. Twenty of them were
afterwards found hidden In the school
house belonging to the cotored people.
Grants Speech at Des loines.
Chicago, October 2.
A Washington special says President
Grants lengthy speech at Des Moines is
construed in but one way by nearly all
classes OF politicians, and that is that be
does not return to private life ia 1876.
The sp' ech was not particularly called
for, as he has remained silent on good
many more important occasions. de has
also been slowly making his Cabinet over
in compliance with the popular standard.
In his own opinion he is one of the few
statesmen of the age, and he believes that
the entire country rests upon his shoulderss
He has latterly, in conversation with his
friends, indicated an interest i, public
affairs that denotes . great change in his
mind.