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The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-25

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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
Northern Nebraska.
Elk Point Courier. Oct. 9th.


Mr.. j. Wilbur, of Ponca. Neb., was in
our office few days since, and from him
we received the particulars Of the destruc
tive prairie fire in that vicinity last week.
1t appears that George Fleming set fire TO
the grass on his premises, and paying no
attention to it, and the wind being high, il
soon spread over the ncighborhdod, and
then commenced scene of destruction sell.
dom witnessed In few moments Mr..
Wilbur lost ten acres of corn and tons Of
hay. Mr.=Hayden,z who ~asztlae greatest
sufferer, lost a new wagon, 40 tons ofhay-
and 400 bushels Of wheat, and as he has
quite herd Of cattle he is placed in straight
cncd circumstances for want of provendcr
MIR. McDonald's loss in wheat and hay was
quite heavy. Mr.. Arnold, who, with all
the neighbors, men, women and children,
was engaged in fighting the fire, was severe
y burned, and her having on what is
known as "linsey dress, was the only
thing that saved her ifc,. il not being as
combustiblc as other goods. We lear1 that
suit has been entered against Fleming. II
it is true that through his negligence or
carelessness this great destruction of prop
erty occurred, lie ought to be severely dealt
with.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
Relief for Cuba.

New York, Oct. 3o.-A large
quantity Of provisions are going to
Cuba. The city Of Vera Cruze, took
out full load, and to-day two extra
steamers left for the same destination.
In consequence of . recent arrival i'll
Havana Of 100000 troops it lis
surmised that the provisions are
intended for them. The cereals taken
out includes rye and wheat
in vast quantities, and when the sew
en- thousand more Spanish troops land
it is supposed: that the export Of
brcadstutl's will be doubled. All
steamers which have sailed recently
for Havana, have been packed, as far
as safety would admit. The demand
for space in the stcameps billed to
leave within the next two weeks is
greater than the capacity Of vessels.
In consequence, seycral extra steam
ers will leave within a fortnight.
4
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
Vegetable Contest.

The Elk Point Courier says, under the
heading Of /" Yankton Vegetables"
g. w. Kellogg, at our fair entered the
cabbage that bad the premium tag on from
the territorial fair, but as it only weighed
nineteen and one. hiatt pounds, und one
placed on exhibition by Mr. Gilbert weigh
ed 4O Wash declares his was the top of
Union county, and wanted another trial.
So he was allowed to take it away with a
promise Of another chance next fall, and lie
thinks by giving it good chance he can
make respectable showing with it.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
Young. Fogg. who shot his Paulina

Young Eogg. who shot his Paulina
in sts Louis Wednesday, and then
stabbed himself, died the day follow
ing. Paplina survives.
Miss Evelyn NJ. Chapman, of lndi-,
anola, Iowa, took the first prize in the
state oratorical contest heidi at Des
Moincslon the 2sth: Her subject was
the social question and entitled"Open
the Gate"
The following appointments have
beea made by the president: Thos.
J. Mitchell, Of Illinois, agent for the
Grow Indians in Montana. Dexter
Z. Clapp, agent for the Indians of the
Milk River agency in Montana.
At the recent big fire in Virginia
City the county records were consum-
ed, and there is talk OF petitioning
the governor to call an extra session
of the Legislature totprovide laws for
the protection Of realSproperty there.
1t is announced that G. w. Mead
will retire from the position Of gener-
al manager Of the Northern Pacific
railway, for the winter, to be- e-,absent
some FIVE or six months on private
business, and that he will be succeed.
ed for the time by s.. 7Alcxandcr,
the present freight agent.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30

FOREIGN.

MAsulSGroN, Oct. 3o-+rhe Mad
rid telegram Of yesterday saying. on
the aptho.ity of Epeya, thatFthe Span.
ish cabinet recently discussed its reply
to the Washington note, doubtless
refers to a summary Of an unsettled.
question between Spain and the
United States, submitted by Minister
Gushing, but involving 40 new points
Of controversy.
SUSPENSION OF MAN FACTORIES.
LONDON, Oct. 30. The Leeds Mer-
curry Of to-day says that the large iron
producers, Blocknew, Vaughan & Co.,
employing in their collierics, mills and
works, nearly ten thousand men, have
notified their employees at Middis-
borough, Wilton Parl<e, and Eston
Work, in Yorkshire, that owing to a
depression of business, their engage.
mcnts must terminate OH the 30th ol
November.
CAIRO, Esyrr, Oct. 3O.-The Egyp.
tian army has entered Abyssinia,-
The Abysinians are rctrcating and Of
fering no resistance.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
Fatal Railroad Accident.

clsclSsxSl, Oct. 3o.-A Times
indianapolis special says, as a freight
train on the Panhandle r. Il: was ap
proaehing a bridge near Cambridge,
Indiana, last night, during terrific
storm the engineer saw the bridge
totter and fall. He reversed the en-
gine, jumped out and saved his life.
4 nc engine ard four cars went
through, carrying the fireman and
head breakman, and killed both.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
Body Found.

MIDDLETON, N. Y.-The German
whose body was found on the Erie
railroad track near Otisvllle, Thurs
day last, has been identified as Gott-
lieb Luhsn, Of Oshkosh, Wis, who,
with his wife, was on the way to Ger.
many.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
many.
Mississippi.

WAsllISGroN, Oct. 30.-A dispatch
was received by the attorney general
this morning, from representative Of
the department Of justice i'll Missis-
sippi, stating that the pacific arrange
ments for election made by the oppos-
ing party organizations, will be new
ly carried out.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
THE SOUTH.
SEIZURE OF CIGARS.

MEMrll1s, Oct. 3O.-Gen. Pattcr:
son. collector Of internal revenue,
seized about 1000 cigars in the
hands Of various dealers, because the
maker, shame was pressed into the
boxes instead Of being branded in with
brand as required by law.
sol rl1ERN PACIFIC R. n. CONVENTION.
Arrangements have been made with
all the railroad companies here to
carry delegates to the Southern Pa
ciGc railroad convention here on the
10th of November, at one fare for the
round trip.
4 MuSIF1cENT GIFT.
Col. Michael Mergevenil, a prom
inent citizen, has decided house and
six acres Of ground on the boulevard
near the city, 10 the sisters OF the
Good Shepherd, as aa asylum for fall
en- women and INDECENT children.
4 DAMAGING STORM. Il.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3o.-A severe
rain, wind, and hail storm passed over
this city last evening and early this
mornfhg, causing number of houses
to be unrooled, ,,blown= down, and dam:
aged. No loss of life.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
duee anYdirect evidence.
The Bible and Bloodshed.

New YORK, Oct. Bottle Board
of Education Of Unionville, N. j.. vo-
ted last night to prohibit the reading
Of the bible in the public schools here:
after. Some citizens openly threat
encd that there should be bloodshed
before the bible would be removed.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
Alleged Forger Discharged.

Alleged Forger Discharged.
NEW YoRK, O6f 5o.-John p.
Hall, arrested for alleged completely
in forgeries of letters of credit on the
bank Of British North America, was
discharged to-day on the ground
that the prosecution had failed to pro.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
Financial.

LoSDos, Oct. 3oon Monday
next the Bank of England will be
closed, it being thgzday for striking
the regular halfyearly balances.
New York. .>Oct. 3o.-Bank state.
ment; loaps decreased s4,669,soo;
specie incfease s3,514,3oo; legal tcpp-
ders decreased 81, 300; deposits
aecreased s2,3g5,5oo; circulation in,
crease, *lsl 400; reserve increase,
: s. se9,s 8ee55 e95
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
NEW YORK.
COMPROMISED.

COAlPkOMlS+D.
New YoRK, Oct. 30.-The Brook
lyn Trust company have just com
promised suit growing out of the
dedication of its former president,
the late Ethelbert S. Mills, by pay
ing bonds to the value of sl25,O00
and costs amounting to/sl5,000.
BULLS. AND BEARS.
Great excitement exists on produce
exchange between the brokers for the
bull clique and members OF the bear
party, vino have been tbudly squeezed.
After change hours yesterday, hot
words were exchanged.
RAILROAD COMBINATION.
1t was stated yesterday that the
Michigan Southern, Michigan Cen
trail and Fort Wayne r. r. Co.'S had
agreed to pool their earnings on the
basis Of traffic Of rs and IA, and that
the Baltimore and Ohio r. r. Co.'s
had combined with such Of these
roads as were necessary TO form II
conjunction with the Union Pacific
through line from New York to tho
Pacific.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-10-30
GENERAL NEWS.

Salt Lake City has had a $4,000
fire,
Two>lightning mail trains are tobc
put on between Washington and Chi
Icago. =
one million fye hundred thousand
dollars issabout the sum total Of ln-
surance on the Virginia City burnt
district.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01

state Of Nevada Couuty Of Crmsby. ss.-I, 7.
J. Fpw,Ers County clerk and tzofhcic Ciers
OF The See III JuaiCisl District Co1Tt held IN
and for the said County ana State aforesaid, 90
hereby certify that til. abo~r and furf going l.
fuIl trIle ami correct ccvy q the original u-dsr
now Of record in nv Cttye.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01
lU TIE UafuRTuhgTE
-, >ilV NEgsDlE~
e. SEI. REMEDIES
AADH. GiBBDN'S Dssi'H N.s K1
EssI G;1,i Eea-Hy street,

EssEzE G:.1i keas'Ey street.,
"a Iran IzcC. -.al!,sL.t in Isl, = Z tie
lreGtn.t Il: OF stXl.I aIid seminal ! .s.s slitl
a CONC rrl,ra. CI--sz, St-i=tE-C. ssIhs = ali
IT. forms, seIninsl Ncak-oss. Impoie, ), ito.
Skin diseases 81 years standing AID Ieafstsi
les successfully treated.
HorriE,ie Diseases
Low many thousands ~ ltitlAS: "A in.is
end female are there who ar sJit3-rInr OF
misersbie ezts.ence Z Il lle Acts @ Nsy-<t
dU' eelloer, oc 80. ~isn- absorb srta tie : =
ten. ook - tn-ir iiailit =1r7-i2:.G ard air
fig:-3d faces aId iltIr broke u-f1y,n cans.tits.-
tioIia, dlsquhilIyii thea f. the hal plstes pi
maTriaI" Ok iiia .L,l!H ~ q inf. In this
hgTT5i -.tUstIrfi Thousands -4Atr until dsbth
friends. eitcu., to tho,-n NO s;.t1l1sig With
sny Of tlese :.I1lyie, liia-,s -tYus Inl palaaies
sec that llles are eaItd for SID cured sesore il
he too late. Send them Immediately 10 III: I
GIGEOS, a MUSICIAN who las lnaas private
dis;-oes is especial ssudy 5or yoars aud VINO Il
ccCa. to cUT> I Ilusi iTlycr. TatC ea1s. Without
mrrzut7 or any injurious tjiars.
Seminal Weakness.
S.t..i.Al Emissions. tlC :requcreC of self-
abus+. This solitary vice. " dtlIa'ed sexual
iadulb eDce. If pTacticfd ~ tie youth Of bath
81 yes to an Gimost UHllIit,d extent. Irfsiticius
with unerriass certainty thc following train OF
n.cGuid symptoms, unless ec1ubsted iy seiant!-
hc u.cuical IucaeI.it=, VIZ: Sallow cpt4Dte;i-
lHcc, dark spots nitltr the eyes, pai1. II the
head riuag III the ears, noise like tie s7lstiing
of leaves and rafting al chariors, uEoasnaSs
about the IUlEs Nft sft - III the 1isHUS, tfsftl-
ead pislon bIHnty i:it lloet loss Of eo..i.siencc
di!hdence i'll AIpt"at ling stI-os rs, 6 dislike to
form new scQHs intanCts. disposition 20 shUn
society, loss Of memory, hfrtic iiGti.ts iilnpi.ss
and various tEuitians about The faces. fuTred
tongue. ictid heath, eOlighs, Consumption
night sweats n"noInsllia aud frequent insanity.
Ii relief be rot .lt.iHed. should ap;slv ilnIle-
diateiy ejtLer in person or 10y letter, and nav.
care effected by Ln neW and scientific node OF
treating TINS tiisuast which never fails Of es.
feetns s quick aHt.radio Gal cure.
CURED All HOME. -
Persons ut distance may be CCHEDH AT
HOME, by aidrefsih - letter to Or. GIBBOE,
stating ease. symptoms length Of time the dis
ease has continued and have Medieine prompt
ly forwarded free from dalhsge and curiosity,
to any part of the country. with full and plain
directions. By Inserting Ten Dollars coin, il
registered letter. through the Postoftce OF
through Wells. Fargo 4 Co; pnckage OF medi-
cine viii be forwarded to any part OF the Union.
Correspondents viii please inform Dr.. Gibbon
that they read Lis advertise me uts in the APPEAL
] Address. DIR. j. +. GlBBON.
je23.ly COX 1857. San Fransisso.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01
Or. LIE Riehau's COLLEEN BkLSiH 10. /

cures C'i-ncres srst ard second stages, sores CT
the Legs cr Body: sore Ears, iy.s. Sose- &C,
Cnpi-r-colored B.otsLt., syphilitic Cassrrh
Diseased Scalp, and III primary forIas nf TIE
disease known ar :! pills. Price. - III bostls
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01

Ia Testimony Whereof, have
here unto Sc: ny hand sud ath&ed
the serl Of said District Court. -
nv ofiiCa in CszsaL City, Nevada.
this 24:, dsy OF March, A. u.
49,.
I. J. EpW ARDS. Clerk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01

State OF Nevada. County Of orrash7, ss.-i, r
j. EdWsrls. County CLERK aitl uS-o4Iiciu CLERK
of the Second Judicial District Cont held in
and icr the said county a,id State aiort said. Go
hereby certify that the above and foregoing If a
full, true and correct copy OF the original crder
Low on file and Of record in my Office.
In testimony whereof, I hsye
n hereunto set my hand and affixed
Ill 1.-THE seal of said istrict Court, at
AKoAHImy office i'll C1rson City Nevada,
this, the 18th day Of March, A. d.
1875.
r. j. EDWARDS, Clerk.
Hh12.iw
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01
- rur sEcn>u irnrclA,. DIE

Il n IHE. SSS tNb Elk 1'AS - = -
4 ;r:st C>nrt If the state NJ ,.Nada II ara Il
tie county, = OTm, by = In tf' llsritr Of The
Estate ef WILLIAM r. WILSON. d.resseti---
II apneariue 10 the Cont iy the petition pre-
seriei ani fled by HOMER 4. BILLINGS ana
NANCY IL NILSCE, tn Administrator tna
Administrative # WILLIAM F. WILSON. %
celssd .,raH ing f,r or'isr to sell real ts'a'"
,llst il :, .Ietet a'Ty to sci ne portion Of the
rrslc,rstrs said deceased. 10 pay The cutstanc
in. iri i.Ctlr,ss .GSirst said deceased ana me
d,t t- cxprG2a.s a:a charges OF the aGininl-ira-
ti.,-, It l. th-r, Iare ordered by The ONT ttat
al persons lit re- ID ia SID SS;lte aFPrsf &c
foie this CGRTt gu the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01
NEW. ARK
LAND CONF ANY.
san F-zi.cisec Bay. A.alncia &. California.


Iitlc P. Tfeet- incorporated.
TIE NEWARK LAND COMPANY IS now ss-
s,urina thalc; She GusIzntJc FUND paid il.
T!t;s Company viii 10 prepared in NsrCf II
tat. ecu people ~ s;e1n4hca! aud rsilrUs,i tc
their towns and .ands ia one ..Scursi.!i Wiich
x.ii Ia si,lufTt.sgI- by Trf,1eLce 20 tins. Coast
..lrv.y Chart il viii lie that at Putrero
int il 'front.' e Newark. the de- v att
all ff,. way tlroIi;.l the ehsny Il Ia tie Psci-
is With TIE G. p. f. =. run,ir 4 II t.iEtet line
yArIt,gt I.iver1uors Pass unuI ny This thc c,n-
E.-sf,rg pCiu. between all Iarih oi tie lrit,d
Sszte- aiI by deep water TO all parts q: the
xio., and the sreattstHt nstactUfips iOint on
the Bay of Sau Francisco-rle,ty Of water. good
climate excellent soil and easy communication.
r.h:. Land Will lie sold at src:lc.i III April IN
s,,r,s and los. This Company will commence
sctiye Operation in building, etc. soon for
al Information. circulars. maps and subserip-
tiop .rt.,y ut the office ot the COMPANY. 4o'S
California street. Easement, Opposite BAi.k OF
California. Sal. Frsneisec.
CHAS. 4. PETERS, Manager.
mhS-lm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01

SE1uIs OLD ESrABII = HE'D AND
y wids .RnoNn siable has l.eei lately reno
sts5i the o;a stect cuiled oct sI.i ,issst! with
ii Jo.-uc horses rs
CE--iarfsef 81 descriptions IN hsH,t LsoD.
.sisATE CHARGES.
iis,.i.e. bt ar,iez. ~ :bo Day or S-.t.h on
T-:.G I.,T POSSIBLE TERMS.
n 80 7t.fns strict7vto cur sV-u IGsincss
l,tf WINNIE x David.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01

Seventeenth day OF april. A. d 1873

st u o'clock 4. ". IF said day. to show cause
Why al order should ROT be granted fVth:r-
icing and directing faid Executor to ST II the
real estate OF said deceased or 70 much thereof
- shall be necessary to T-y tbs l"bis and eX-
penecs cf administration.
Il is further ordered that a copy nf this order
he published a least four successive W.cks in
some newspaper printed and i,nhiish,d il said
Carson City, Nevada.
March Is. lsIb s. II. EHT': ut.
Jude. list. Court.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-04-01

st lea'c,ock A. NJ If said day 1t the Court-IN.i IN
of sal. District Court in arson city, trT11sb y
county Eqypda. 10 show cansC why an order
shouI1 NOT be granted to raid Administration and
Administrative to sell 50 lnach Cf The oal .s-
tate as shall be necessary, And that cory 81
this order lie published in the Carson DAILY
APPEAL, newspa or printed and iubiishcc ~
Csr.n,, div Nevad, Tor ct least foyr successive
weeks in the County of Ormsiy Aforesaid at-
corsI.ns TO tbe law ia such cases
y II. WRIGHT,
Dist. Judge.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-18

The following permits to build have been issued
lately:
Joseph L. SImms, three brick buildings 10 by
"a feet two stories high, with Easements, bay win.
doWs and mansard roofs, north side of West
street, Georgetown, between Valley and Con.
Company, four thTee-stOry brick dwellings Is by
SO feet, Easements, bay windows and FIRE walls,
south side Of West street, between Congress and
High streets, GeorgetOWn-sl6,o0 600; Moses Kelly,
three brick dwellings II by 81 feet, tWo-story and
basement, with Prevails, east side of Second be-
tween b and streets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; John
Cumberland, two. story frame dwelling, vest side
of Twenty-sixth, between ID ana streets north
west; Manuel Gordon, i've tWO-story brick dwell
iDgs, with bay windows north side Of East Cap
itOl, between Sixth and Seventh streets-Sl5, 500;
Daniel Costin, q two-StOry frame dwelling, west
side Of Jackson alley, between North Capitol and
First streets-$600; William & Kennedy, three
tWo.story brick dwellings, bay windows and base
ment, wet side Second street, between Maryland
avenue and A street northeast-tl3,500. Also,
three tWo-story brick dwellings, south side Of
Maryland avenue northeast, between First and
Second streets-s15,O00; Q. Kennedy, tWo-story
and basement brick dwelling, with bay window,
south side Of Maryland avenue, between First
and Second streets northeast-sS,0Oo; Michael
McKenna, two story and basement frame DWELL
ing, east side Third street, between II and north
200; James L. Morris three-story Rad
basement brick dwelling, with bay window on
back building, north side street, between Third
and Four and. a. half northwestern 900.
John L. Brown, three. tWo-stoEy and basement
dwellings,, 20 by 50 feet, with bay windows and
fire Walls, on The north side Of p, between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth streets northwest, SO, 900.
W. W. Birth, trustee, o two story brick dwelling,
south side E, between FIRST and Second streets
northwest, $500. John CLARK, q three-story
brick dwelling, 20 by 52feet, north side East Gap
itOl street, between Eighth and Ninth streets
north, $4,000. Sam SmoOt, a tWo-stOry Tramp
dwelling, II by "A feet, east side Twenty second,
between Q and Water streets northwest, $3.50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-18
THE SIOUX DELEGATIONS.
The New FL Dorado and What Will Become
nf Il

Of It,
The new FL Dorado of the Northwest becomes
more and more the object Of interest to the gen.
eral public as time rolls on, and the prospects
now are that before many months the great mine
raj resources, the excellent agricultural faclIi.
ties and the Wonderous natural beauty Of the
Black Hills will be thrown open to settlers and
development; but for the present nothing in
practical mining can be accomplished within the
invade the forbidden limits have been promptly
met by the s0ldiery and forcibly expelled. Others
who have clandestlnely stolen their way into the
magnificent forests, the beautiful valleys and
the sWeetly laden fields Of flowers or that
salubriOus CLINE have been so thoroughly fright
that they have limbered hastily from the wonder
full hills which they expected to find ribbed with
silver and capped with gold.
Tine time is coming, however, for the thing is
inevitable when white men with their spades and
picks and sitting pans will dig up the Black
Hills beyond tho power Of recognition. Several
delegations Of the Sioux Indians have recently
rived in the city for the purpose Of holding con-
ference with the proper authorities here respect
ing the relingulshment Of the new Ell Dorado. On
Saturday eyeniI 9 Major H; W; Bingham, Indian
agent at Che enne, arrived here accomps-
MED by William Fielder, and nine Sioux
fo6s H Man Dawn swan Bu EsPs
Spotted Elk, the Duck, Red Shirt, Ruttliney Rit
and Charger. Yesterday morning Agents J. ].
terpreters Garnett and Bordeaux, arrived with
the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail DELEGATIONS.
Spotteu 1alls Dand consisted OF swift Bear,
Looking Horse, Grow Dog, Ring Thunder and He
Eagle. Mrs. She Eagles benign countenanee
failed TO illumine the party as she was compelled
to stay at the home Wigwam on account Of
papoose He Eagles stone-brui Red Clouds
party was composed Of Little Wound, American
Horse, Shoulder. Conquering Bear, Face, Sitting
Bull, Tall Lance, Fast Thunder, Black Bear
Iron Horse, Pawnee Killer, and Bad Wound and
wife.
These parties are all comfortably quartered at
the fremont house, and will spend few days in
visiting the different Departments and places of
interest. The entire delegation Will meet Gen
eral CoUan, Acting Secretary of the Interior
and Commissioner Smith to-day, for the purpose
OF paying their respects. The grand council, in
which it is expected the fate Of the Black Hills
will be decided, will probably take place during
the early part Of next week.