davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-09-03
0mNem nnb @rFdItnnaem.

%y&VxGM WWV IEAtAAW&S
N fetass Seta saeseas bss ltsten s Napaatc fab Pm.
Gen pss Griiitsnasa 70 ssrtrrrissnb s,ssfen sls strss.
istL Eit yl5slt&s 1tr6nssrnns tsr asmptEa'sr ssi@s
AslS N3tatsrs SaiS mtlss strbalais Ssssn lt.S, 4 big ur.
s, .as'' s SIss'' ssss! st"s s.isa:. . Ds D't ss..a a s.
I~setfeIbGk seresph. Ia unserbenlt&seit sk, a. aba.
ltAtn esf4wttssn ldsatt eests ssn ssaismass fsHa
@ttaasesi tasss fsIfss sss be- s9anszsaa s@ aS's
Dtds Satire lens sssb vteriss In ytHrs slasaasu.
msa ale sas srpls 3aIfs. aaiitd far unrtssisds sithsa
sts Nlassns Hns ss 3tass.sibs %anseistsa ane stslt
SsbriiaRtsa sss Wtsi.r baliteen YtQsa eruarsen Rb
arste Sernbqsn: Mbr vabrsns peg lestsn % Sabre
hne bic esrasltaisttex s.s gtausreit bstaant sspsreta
sss .at % iaa saaiiia ben @seras& sOn Sslomtl oos'
OrsaHe suhSanst. SA sT Gtas sts faxssa, as pr
ta DrssaiRts naAftastts. BAG 10 eas&tslu Dor
6dea6's Msnsrats Diaen s~tsfauft sesben. ebs ne5 ~
s IN ss sss'' ses ss:''i ', sst' sSsr i g IL .'' H. ss'. 'i asIa en-
range .NttttsI ID xnf@db!tasr uas ieinss 10 ssrilst& Ia
Etser Dtrisn1 ale Nansraie. Ste serarfadsa nts
eystAsItutL d 10 ileiaes sssr srsesn Dsfss esasnsmsR.
strlsn fsg, Sas ahsettz saas 6asben aHlurtt ten, aba
" n tsbr befaAat. bal u fletnt Dsfta Spet&elaue ttr.
ssrrsft. ny sesfs.ft sss aaats sss rtri,a aaa tsts
peafAiaesis er Tesbaaaass.Orfane rtrs fsfsrt snrA
ltsfslssa rssxltrt sss 10 ssfnsss aDdtisttt 1straat. pers
fsxsa, s.l4t an &spfAntrs Istbtn, etss &raattttt. BIC
I Iis' . sass: I'M a.e p 5:sss;fs ssis sis.s y ia .sas'. ss saas = ''a''-
etAr Oft Iiset 10 eaanen isr earinefset In FOL-
s,a perfos,a, selde a. gsksytans, traa!tr aebs sbs
Rraaitst 10 ta ttaE fkseltst bat Rnb lore 2unatR
ssGfsamen jsrasst nab r. sseu sss xsA Haise Nls.
rate. DeJlaW stf&sbrt d.. easa9, alt Dtsisntesx,
w4At ss efaen Gsmytsue br edstabfuat bsStrten.
FL an lon y aeasta, 10 sae q tts 3rasibtit ssislsreia
b~sbaubsla laAR. HatarIta, wexa bic exnssn jtrtsr!
Rns. tann ietns gsetbtn aab fdxs drstItde Btsaasluas
~steftlttR rtssu tuRtaea. atsr Dr. edssd btsaxytst mts
6tnsrhest, sae 6&uinefaat In itrsM frReH Gtabium
tn1nn " bellies IA. anh telba renn bic 2unsen ~tbeiluttls
sa6efreHen narsx, tR u itn txafs ~tslunssE ben patisa.
ten stss< ~ ssafsMnenu0 ~siansbttt ~ srtnssa. gDsax
Ger 2ebsase nus ,xsa eas ssfxnbe eanse bat, 70 IL teta
5neifel. BAT tv Dsetsr eiae complete &ur Titslts tGax.
ntan mas fetnea ansefsasss seaan fslst
Or. &&ead sans kbA 6pxnabenb 10 tHnsr cfEes
asrbss g4e bs 6sAaea anb Ar&arast s~snfsltirt wes
tea e8b ktss &stsisaasR ~ VI aata DrnastRsa ~
, 1875-09-03
Naisber 9lbaans. s MsH' As. Has

ss1s ryE Mu l@z r. A1 tur @apnaners
Aatnten uab Uertaufer!
Ssatp 91arp Bssders 5anhien . Ysttuns tritt ibts
Serbit- Saiisn an unb etebt tbren NbVnnsnten smst Der
srReisn unb ltbnasn S!eosrapbi, en-. swei au6erf du-
~.isbsnbsn Silpera. psl0e iptprt Abeons Tnben, ppn Dlrs.
Gnpsripn ais @eseultlde Nv tbrem Wide awake" unb
Fast asleep. 40entsn BADEN imnenisn @rfela 20 III
bic bette iemhIs %seboisns @elesentett fur 1s. Mtr lisfsra
ben lei9tefsa unp l6bnftsn 9eriIu s-@sa snitaub unp be.
sablsn itbr hpbe Somniiiirn. Sch E frubete cher neue
@bpnnent erbdIt fptprtBu f6bnt bilber. 9inldne.
lthtr Vcrratp gu auseutlidii6er Der lnbuns serbanbsn.
Die 3ettuna ielbt fsbt inter damtltsn . jeurnalen ptns
TIRES Sieiben ea. une IN 70 populdr, baB fe Die srpfte
@erbrsttuns in Der xBeir bat! Sas befts iitsrarilds
Talent mtre permeneeI. &biparb @sslsaDn's Grabbing
fanat 9sraee an; fe fraberen 8apttel merbsn ben 4tpns
nenten e%eltsfert. Mlrs. Strps's lanRerfstnte Bplae aut
MY wife and Il, be8inut NIT benz nsu,n Sabre, Sr-
eenp Semano. Der Elm eutes Saldr ober Elm unobbdn taes
Weibattl rlnfht. ioate fir Greulars une p~teislite lid
psMbeu an 9, y. Sprt II. 60, Mem yUrt. amidst.
s sS.G ma s9 ,Sassis S,a'iHnafi9N genten perlanQt
, 1875-09-03

90 oiele 3eu9en pre1en III
Die Sortrefflt6fett BON Dr.. q Ii 9 II # So
MISS . a NJ b nr9er 8ruttbee, bab
mir niht nmbtn %f0nten, benielben u~nieren
Sc fern aufs Sete gu empfsblen. Serr Serb.
Otarmtllot, @barlrston, g. Ba., idtft uns
6ol9enoes barber: Der quite grfolg BON
Or. aitSnft &onis's Samburser Srulttbee
bet einem beftisen Suiten bat mid BON beiien
Observation-Disclosures bel @rtdltungen DO lfolt=
men iiber8eust unb mosen mir nidt mebr
obne oteies Setlmittel sietn."
, 1875-09-03

laba serI.ntss, rd&u NH DsspsbRa bebAfN n. Ssl
teraual Ia a, BET etnen, laeuntiGtn Wlable NIT benz faD
anbefesbarsn Uerlansen ~ asen, barsfItdI ~ netmes
amb buincH bur@ bic 8arNt bapsn ouseefHlcfrn ~ ftta.
baf sem @enuHt fAnta anb H&e faratbdrt G&mtr1en
fsleen. bod nidt aQen Va Dataeat lHbet, sabern mti
Ina ale 3ausgtupHen, be q snirau abIr 2asne fes d.
xas u taSeIn knbd. g. sa6lt Ia Dsspptiu ID fslba
xHt fttne sante nnasebnae. DIE eladIt&e 6tStlL6idi
tr RIetsea nirt nt&t Idn8a sebufbe, BE ean,e 6dua
H@iett wirt ene ~frtxblpk aMb ben pastextsa brnet eas
6tru6tfein, has bas 2esea ibm eine eaa " xnb ftlba IN
Rd4fen ita n,tben, xt9t idteS CUR GujDstgsxs xAb q.
CAT ixna 6dbamsshA. ats rArxn a.
, 1875-09-03

gas, ba bsute bic Teittbeilnebmer nod INNER
einige Strupa3eu Dor i9 blben. Seute ftn-
bet naml,d NIT 9ttiSsr @rlaubniB oss
BettercIerts elm SefSus auf Der @etisite Der
2 taot ftatt, porauf baS Yreis 8oltsturnen
unb Die 8ortiebung beS @in3eln- Yreistnr.
mems III Dem H0msnpart ftottfi1ben pirb.
Nm Ibsnoe ws.oen itt Die 6slt9dae in Der
Gurnbale gum Se1tbaus uno aur Yrsisper,
tbeilnns pereinisen uno unterliest s feinem
.3wstfsl, oab Der beutise Gag SldE5eno aus.
fallen miro.
, 1875-09-03
So OLD dominion pawpf(hif
lNompanD.
g d q 10 9 t.

&ieFe Company ipirb etnen tbrer na6fplsenben Yra6ts
Sen, 9ibmpnb, Mlbemarle, Satteras unb
Uepr e gS. Gieer Om Yau) an ieoem DienRaa,
6Eettas -uab Samsta8 bel SS&wa1sr abfabIen
,a1en.
Aieis S6ife fnb gang neu anbawurpsn ausbradltt
fur eiee 0ipute gebaut. ~
Ste pabea pra9.ppae Solppas, 6 tie Wopms uni
babe Simmer. -
Die Spstisn, Ssauemii&tsit unb S~sbisnuns iinb IN.
ltsrtreflt9.
aDaarsn, irslhe nit eteier Qtnie Ssrfanpt merben, Ian.
ZEN reselmdeig in ylew.gprs an ptm aberbsdteu Yier sr
COMPANY, 81 gprtb NiSer.
6ra&t FUR pIase meter ais gietp. gprf perbsn fbnea
~tefpreert unb mirc patlr ni6ts ais be pirtti1 eebabten
lntpiten berednet. .
S6ife tietsr Sinie S~erlaen gprtOlt UNI 5 ubr giad.
mtttaBs pdbrenb bee gDtnters.
8ratt anesnpmmsn bis 3 utr Gbsnbs isbsn Sag.
Ne9en peitsrer Ausfunft ipenbe man ih an
Geprse SS. allen u. Co., assnteu,
5feb. Stfee @Smpans's Qpgarves, 5pdetts.
, 1875-09-03

gefbtas Eparun Bic fHredIt&ea eAmeraea sastaItQ
AtIt Bttttrs" en Setlmtttel sebstfn rtrb, tas Seber lttd
~erlansen iannf 6 . l!nbert Bic G&n,erstn fsfcrt uab ts
fprtsdtsten @.brauae rtrs Der pettest spn Do&e u
@e5ae f@ btHef ttfuhta tts cine SSuRdubtae 3eluns q.
,telt Ia. Eauftabe ftenen ben Ies. an nA&eM Rs snas.
LIFT sxsses btefss SxussSsss 9einatthn n Stbrss&R
, 1875-09-03
Tieber unb iaItss Tisbsr.

gassu anA 9 &tIRsba fur so gtnts fursst. %
assbt ittR 4ttlnattttl IN lss gDsii. wsi&s 3iebu aas
1stsfsikehss ans aAt ~fsaatssR ssrpaRstsR &raasthtts
eausA., G4asIaAs, tsptkfess, aelAts Rak fsrEtae hAkm
(lsHfa issA aaspasT Vtdss sbtstsNat ushj EyStA
fetetSt sD .Askssgs aases AaiiaF' % GAss Is
D1sk9A
, 1875-09-03

Dttfss pttess u itst sas f4sn irt laases Sabrna -
e6ant, ba q iebes anbtrs 6etlmitttl bteer &rt bd wet:n
AberrtFt. DaS Reeeyt " btefea .G@wtbsf6 Sstters" wa
"a pnrbs q ssn ben Ra8ipmnaes III arfnbers far d.
hsbe Guuue h~bertefert. nab IL d Anr&ass ansaesG&
lab trssnb Seaanh 6aer bea .gtse ttiuer has SoK
btS s6@webtf9 DttterS.' fexaf. s6a NJ q peA- MEa,tA
NttmsnfAeA burH ben gefaaf kstr sef6If&ttn Ra&ah
munger % ~aeaSren, pel9e 6bnli& ~aasitten nnb f&rttder
wte 6as e&te rG&mebtf& Httttrs~ stu bu 0eunbbei
ttfa Utttrs~ MttntsneR 0tinxtbat nab aebex ubalta
bat Da bteS befpHsns wt&tis T. ytss bic anfnertfdus
iet bs publtfunas harauf t~taeetS.tt, bae ttser 0Iaids
stl&e has e&s uS&rsbif4 6ttters- entt<, ets Hamtss
, 1875-09-03
Wftn" Dlattorm.

gilberslanh cline srpAe 8ieree, Gin SpaRdnhiser
Stus inter Stier. Nraatt In @if.npaaren. s arel1n.
asn NJ !. Circulate gratis ~perftnbtt. MbrsfRrsi
ap2Sth &tar IattptMs hltN
, 1875-09-03
@eine pHau3enffBffe.

exiaaI.sn ttin pltriur. NiReraIttn sbu iA1bItAs
TssSttmtitd.
s0- Tea sea&tt bic f~sIttnttn ep nptun., w.l.
O. i'd bur& Gt5runsea Der @trsaaunsscraen an,ei-
ean; Z ~
Uerauptans, ,nners oamorrbstS.n BlatanSrane mae
Dlbrptata ssetn Statruns. @tiubi pGn usbsrtnnuns
nab e&put TN Nasen, Isu.ss MuffoSsn, duff uub
ahwsesn Der Nassnsrubt, SGrinhsl, ftntass uab
fbmeree Uttutn, btrjiudunssn, Julian msnfhrtdtn unb
wtfatl sts 9rfiGtns bsim etsssn, abnabne btf, Sch.
lraf, f&Darjt plnttbtn pssr rae Bib .tnss G@lettfs
ssr len austn. Bisbtr uns euupfer e6mer. TN ROyfs.
pRanstI aa 6&peit, astt 8arbnns. Der 3aut unt Der
&uatn, S6msrt In Der Seitt, In Der Hruf unb ben Site.
bern, plSsiiG. Nnfda, son 5ise uns Srenasn In 8ltif&.
mtntst D fen BON RabwduS ptlsa betrtisn bas o.
stm ssn al ben s~eaannttn StSrunsta.
@rei6 rs EemtS fur bte &ha6teI.
, 1875-09-03
RADWAY's READY RELIEF

stns auesntIt6ItAt 5aIfs aahta bstt
Gntthnbuus Der Yleftn. btr Dlaie unb Der &tnatSdbt
Gsnssston Der aunes. RstliuYaeibta. utkmanssttidsy
ben. 3rlflspfsn, Ssltsri,. &r0uy. Isptp.rts. Gatarrt,
8RFsaR.a. Hopfi& ntrs. 6abaSst, Nturalats. Rtsuma.
AsHus, 8r6fsla. @sbielftbsr.
Dss &nwsnbuns bss 8teabp stsiisf an BEN Istsab.u
sssr srfraaltsR 2petle pirs ~atnesruHI rss Ustittsuns
80 ustes ttrbtfuRrsR.
, 1875-09-03

Rafrs, S4arfaaFts1 enteebea aus serbsrbeasa 0Iah.
0esea btefe aranIbetten ID ,6@mebtfm Bitters" bas mtrL
fasRe e4usmitta, rdl e bu beas 1lutretnisr IL, IN
u stsbt. Absr nlrb er @torau& IN fSdt ober nt&t eenay
aA& b1 anwetfuus ~beesnuea, 70 BAT ppden. Waiera,
6aarla&Eeba xxt anbet NIT Siebe serbunbsne xranI.
teten ausbrt&ex, baan mus Der @ebrau& fofurt cling
ktat rerbsn, be Rranfbettea tn htsfem StGptnn etae an
tess 0stautlnnt rfsrberK.
, 1875-09-03

HA ~ yaSlttasa sr RaAaSmuMs.x uuI Nttrrs ,
P@srn' Y ee Nantasaatsrf@rit be- fraksrsn Etatnfb&
Mrs .9ps.s. SaptnIns" kSe GIaiAA u ~ ~
DtttzS eattSlt ttnstblalsa. ~ -
Observation-Disclosures Ia rasiiIAtr ssA ls4tfAer Syrs
", ss snitss unttrf&rttf -DsaiA u Gs.- trssen, NMe
k@r 8tai&t ~betssfist
esds 70 Seats stat glaze. f.&s 8afAsa - A~sss
RrAeesFA an xsstss1ss ~ RAasintabss 49, -
----S
, 1875-09-03
90 1ss,f.n in stu,m taIb,n yIas waeu

9r6mpfe, Gdbpdds. 9er,flppfen, bbfen Rspt
f4nerl, otrbprbrusn Wasen, Diarrbse.
Durdbfan, Serfop flung, Bldbunssn
une allie inneren &eiben.
, 1875-09-03

Eessrsems Dfat III hs 5asytarfs&s ~ atatstiAas
sab fssar tttaftn &ranfetttn.
, 1875-09-03
Sie einsiae polste6nif6e Saus=
Schule.

ct. GIemens Sail, Gptcpt Gitp. TRb.
St Solge Der 9ersr6Berln9 iinb1 fiinf pldbe oIfer.
Wtan beperbe 16 iofDrt oaruiu. Oie 6rabuirten
itebeu bod. Sur eriter &Iafe &uaben peroen auf9e.
ronmen. Bier Gourie GlaifiI6, 9iberal, gBiiien-
i6aftli6 lrh Commercial. Wtan I6ide cine Srief=
marie an bic Strectoren fir ben Seeenniat=@atalo
1WP!joi, oo,1a ~
, 1875-09-03

Dsr mebr Sfs sttrtuabas Sahrea ep.btdte eta bra>
tG fawebtf&n Artt tti ttn stEenf&efltden 8srfAun3
saItise 6stassf strptaer &rkntx nab ts Gstsae hsfb
bex tA1a ~ %uptttaanbtbetIe w. wa
, 1875-09-03

-rH |.rNr.a- .-.Er.s .Mu.
DIR Maeea H Bic srsbe epertfdte be- Rbsyprs. gsr
Rx erbdlt has gauge esfem Ratrans unb Sraft. Deus
hs Nasen aab AMBER 0erbauaRassrSaHe na&laHen, ibw
ssat zbGttasttt ~ entwtdeln, muS her game 9srper ID
keR. De kranftdtea, rtl&t ans staSrter Gtdtte!ttt b
DshAaxassprpaue earReten, Hst serf&iebeuer &rt, aba
he 6AuyturiaAe Kebt tmmts htefelbs. Dts N bu
Srssk. nsbn bes x6&pebtf& 6ftets," ts q Als Stdr.
Hsssnatttd rtrtt, We Deshansnsss.eane resett snb TIN
sdxnht It1Hsfttt beraeut. = stts &rSnittfes btlt, ~
anfAetnsat .san, suf&tssur Rstss Tub. DIR neaueu
hesSats bASxbess
S@stsshn@a 5EaI
nab ali aaberea eaxeeafraasttitex sntketsn eteR 70 sf
sns StsruaseR Der Massutbattstett, ais bur6 erbli&y
An!ags sber teftist Grtaltuns. Wtnn d. Srstfe mid
eseeprts streaaet uaS Der Rsrper tn 0plst sefta ni1t bin.
!!faslt@ esnabrt ~irS, xut abpaserans ~einsr.ten mi
80 esf3sd&ts eYaea erlsst bum la6tsfsa anfaa cine
8rfdltune ~ ta ener ptrfsa Doe trdiisa Cucumber
eas ai&t 10 0era&t Mme Dk ktrabnsteasn Nerit
senn fs 8das sss 6@wtnbuAt Ia ben nata Staptsn b..
esseds. rtaten stns assnatms TIRE aufmsrfiamieit ,a.
trR art W. &esxIiruue Der Wtrbanunsssraaut, bauttt bt
esdiss sl4s sr pstitnt ~ f& ntmlus, tkm ut4t fruat
Wy Ue&rerst serurfa&en unb ni&t bur& ben RSrptr ss
VA sab tbm satDther ear sdAt sbu TN sapAtaen adas
ssats aas f<@s Rabruns ~ btsssa.
, 1875-09-03
De. Raemap'S Nerfect NureattUe
wuh reaulireuoe Mtnen,

syais asf4mddIss, faubsr .tsstfatt fas ste 5etIuxe aues
6ttrnastu hes Wassns, Der esbtr, Der Gtaatsetit, bss
Rttrtn, Der BIdt, RtruenletbeH, Ropfutb, DtrRsyfuns,
6oytleibisfett, unS,rbauli1tttt, DusprHa. Mneranf, bn
6aue, 6ansnEeber, 1utsrIsitssntanbnn 6dmprrtoibsn
unb als unprsxurasn tn ben tnntrtH Drsaaen. Bigh
a~areattrt anh ,sar sa6 Rs ppAtis isr,rsn.
, 1875-09-03

ydfsstt iuat,n tets cine alafas ssn Ralpass 0RsaIs
Mtlisf BET f1 fnersn. Wsatss Grppfen In @DaHtr wsrbtn
Rranibei. cher S6mtr,sn, bis pam gDs6itl sss aOaHrs
e%rrabrH. perpsastn. Gs IA better ais frdnaSgl4s %
0Eanss sbT Btttus ale eth Rsinittsi.
, 1875-09-03

@abtpat, II. 60.
% Warren, Gde &tasn Str., n. Q.
aMs salfAss uns sDsprts. s&tat sin. aretnart an
Nebwas 4. Co., 80 gDarrsn, &ds Gburh Git. Neu
wssl. axstunft. Xsnisnos msrts ntrs Stnss sussf&idt
, 1875-09-03
@sntausfAIdss
1o&sA

s1.as.,, sinssa, Dare nsssapS satasasus sssss
Hssea.
, 1875-09-03

Rersenf6wGAs

q das IA nnslRdlttsFsa xraatbtttea, htuea has ~
tGtnsei<Gt laterwsrfsn IA. 1ab Ietsea HamsntitT al
men beran. Die nrla@en, Md btefss f&redlibeJ Il
gtrssrrufex- anb SerfUtebm xns steljetta aber tf b
eanelssssnttft nnt tmmu eiribt itia, aa1.d biz
ssra oss!saae'mtta eas Rtrssnfsasa- Ne g. 'an
Das "S&wtStia Stttes" ftpt naerrti&t IA ale L.dr.
tuaatmttd bd ben pbta nwdtntex &raufbtiteu unb bo,
x%aaieaesn bic @stanstat turxdeteeben, ptlde ftsn Ia.
'sa s%~sttsltsa. i risStr S:ar am asSsa ~ Rastn,
RtesersefAsassnbett,
ssfslsssss. MbnssnaaG t~t&aassss uxaIs xssbs.a..u
meianbpIie,
Fas unbsIssus 6ranfbetsn suA bic aestetutf8t Bshars
Inns e%eFlebea tdnn attinais IN frlt ~bsspunen ptrssp
2.aa ssOraaS. sas rSaSsbtiS. 8tttsrs~ asaau Ra& b.
rtre seribTtneta. Dem 9atsntea pirS u~nfsbIbar a
ssaFdnetee Stinnlbett suri69seebsn anb lsaer bk frfk.r
ett9istt Ecu. f& bals vishs ID.
~sn AAIsitsnssasitta.
yetssss, sa4s aa strtfamss abtaksxuasat,.d ,.,
&dbIt&t 8elstn tresah eae Nrt rIaf6ss, iDiIts, NJ,
bspptlts DrRs sa ..6&pebif4 Bitttrsa stbnss' a. '" II
en spateusmea anf&ahIt@ts &bIeitauasnitsI ssA -
strabrtAt psrhsa sR6 aakg&t aaf -
EItss nab @efSyeasA
faaiea tnttdA, AUG tstas aarist$Asa SISsnss2E ~
t1n assiAlstsli& tsetht AZ
asantsrfEsAssa
here's .dllans sAaAsasa 81 saas ssaaa ssa,..
, 1875-09-03

= q sslr nssdeqr, ssA snbzs msuyanta, e.A.
Eaaisa .atsait; ssS sstas ss'asstfAsa ss<AassSe54 90
, 1875-09-03

besAsa unRea. ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-10
THE LATEST FROM THE FRONT.

By dispatches from the most reliable
sources we are advised that the Indian
outbreak on the Utah frontier has been
greatly exaggerated. The war so far
has been almost bloodless, and is not
of such q serious character as was at
first supposed. 1t is generally be-
lieved that the Indians have been in
cited to commence hostilities by the
Mormons, yet there is not and probably
never will be any positive proof that
such is the fact. This belief in con-
nection with the fact that several hun
bred Indians have congregated in the
mountains near Spring Valley, and the
discomfort manifested by them along
the frontier led to the belief that a gen.
eral uprising was intended. The Indi-
ans have left Cherry Greek and Spring
Valley, and those from Eureka who
were off gathering pine-nuts have
nearly all returned. 1t is stated too
that cattle owners. near Deep Creek on
the Utah line, have been disputing the
right to the range. The Mormons on
the Utah side complain that Murphy's
cattle were trespassing on their feeding
grounds, and it is believed that the at
tack on Cleveland s ranch was instigated
by them. This and the shooting Of a
Phoebe volunteer by an Indian, who
was Immediately afterwards KILLED are
up to the latest accounts the full extent
of the war.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-10
THE CHURCH QUESTION.

Within the last week three communi-
cations on the subject of sectarianism
and an edifcs for public worship, have
appeared in these columns. All have
been of the same tenor and why the
subject is so warmly agitated at this
particular time, we do not fully under
stand. If the people favor the build
ing of such an edifice they will con-
tribute the means to do 80, if not it is
idle to continue to talk about it. We
are informed, however, that the reason
why it is now urged SO persistently, is
because of an effort being made by the
Methodist Episcopal Church to build
a place of worship for that denomina-
ton. We do not see how this affects
the rights of the public to build SINH
lar structure for other and all denomi-
nations if the public are so disposed.
There are in this town several secret
societies, such as Masons, Odd
Fellows, Champions of the Red Cross
and Changers. The fact that one of
these societies fitted up hall and es-
tablished lodge here did not interfere
with the rights of the others or prevent
them from doing likewise. We look at
it in the same way with Christian de-
nominations. If one sect builds church
it does not prevent the others from fol-
lowing suit. Let different denomina-
tons if they cannot worship the Al
mighty under one roof, and at the same
time follow the example of those be-
nevolent organizations, and each erect
structure for their own special use
and benefit. There is room for all in
the sagebrush, as well as in Paradise
and if there is q difference of opin-
ion as to the shortest and best road
to heaven let each travel his fayorite
route, and give everybody else the
same privilege.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-10
c,,xr,s Kitchen organ, the WASH

Gp.Sr's Kitchen organ, the WASH
ington Republican, thinks the Cen
tennial Exhibition will be a failure oi
may be postponed in consequence o.
the unpopularity of the President Oh
tho Board of Directors, Gen. Joseph
Hawley of Connecticut. This is III.
doubtedly an attempt on tho part oi
Grants mouthpiece to get even on zen.
Hawley for his opposition to the 'n'r"
term in the Connecticut campaign last
spring. Hawley, who served WIN
credit in the Army, was candidate
for reelection to Congress. WINE
stunning his district he took decided
stand against the third term. and his
allnsiops to Grant were not OF COM
nl;mentary character. This incurred
for him the enmity of the Adminlstra'
ton. whose kitchen organ is now intent
on having him removed from the
Presidency of the Board of Centennial
Directors to crafty the Autoerat OF the
White House.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-10

The Eureka Sentinel OF wednesday
has the following relative to the num-
her of men in the field in the Eastern
part of the State at that time The
estimate does not include the regulars
which have passed here in the last two
DAYS. which, with those from Utah,
would swell the number of United
States troops and volunteers to at least
one thousand. The Sentinel says:
In response to the call of Governor
Bradley, we learn that large force
of United States troops from Camp
Halleck are en- route for the scene OF
hostilities in White Pine. 1t Is thought
these regulars reached Steptoe Valley
Yesterday, though nothing definite Is
known of their movements. Fort
Cameron and other Utah stations de-
clined to furnish aid, stating that all
available forces must remain at nome 10
keep the Mormons in proper subJection'
Including the Camp Halleck forces.
the troops from Phoebe and the Two
Eureka companies, together witn the
settlers and volunteers from oherry
Creek and the adjacent valleys. there
cannot be much less than 400 men now
approaching the Indian country from
all directions. There is much danger,
of course, of being cut oH in detail, put
if all the troops now in the field can be
grouped together in two or three diVis-
ions, it would seem reasonable to
assume that short work would be made
of the enemy. The largest esti-
mate so far placed upon the Indians
is about 600. Our forces from all quar-
tiers are drawing near, and sharp bat
tie is not improbable at any moment.
Further news from the front will be
awaited with great Impotence.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-10

CHICAGO ministers have been moved
to denounce the present fashion of
pull-back dresses as improper and
wicked. The New York Graphic differs
with the ministers, and says: at is
certainly little odd that ladies of I'M
questionable delicacy should wear
dresses fitting as tight to the figure in
front as a glove fits the hand, and
should consider that they strike a
proper balance by piling up a small
haystack Of clothing behind. Still
they ought to be the best judges of
what is proper, and they certainly must
know more about dress than any guam
tity of ministers outside of BROOKLYN.
Aside from the question of morals, no
one can deny that the present style of
dresses is graceful and beautiful. The
very fact that it reveales the form is an
esthetic argument in its favor. Nature
certainly makes better women than
does the hoopskirt factory, and the
more we see of the former and the
less Of the latter the more our percep.
sion Of the beautiful is satisfied"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-10
To keep off flies in these biting time

To keep off flies in these biting times
the following is recommended;
Wash the skin with suds of carbolic
soap. AS this comes recommended bv
good authority and without caution ~
expression of fear of any evil conse.
quences from its repeated use, it NAV
be well tor those having horses, mules
or oxen In use to use this simpls
preventative. Even where provided
with the usual fly drivers we find parts
OF the animal exposed; for instance, the
nose, neck, breast, belly, back of the
ioreieegs, Hanks, legs; where this wash
may DC used to great advantage. Many
animals are worried with flies SO thnt
they become thin in flesh. Cows
calves. sheep, swine. dogs, etc. ali
seem to agree in their avertIon to beino
bitten BY the flies, and will escape it L
possible. " -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-09-10

TELEGRAMs have been received by the
Attorney General from the United States
District Attorney and United States
Marshal at Jackson, Mississippi, with
reference to the recent disturbance
there between white and colored citi-
zens. The information is substantially
to the effect that at the meeting held at
Clinton, Mississippi, on Saturday last,
a row originated, during which three
white and four colored persons were
killed, and many wounded. The Off
GERS sending the kilograms to the At
torney General are of opinion that the
State authorities are powerless to pre-
vent a continuation OF the disorders.
The Attorney General has telegraphed
to the District Attorney and United
States Marshal at Jackson to do all in
their power to preserve order; but as
there has been no call from the United
States authorities for assistance, no
further directions have been given.
Should application be made by officers
of the General Government stationed
in the disturbed places for aid in sup
porting their official authority, it is pro-
bable that the Attorney General would
ask for the assistance of the military
but up to this time there have been no
such demands or suggestions.